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Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
Orange Groves
Oil Property
Country Property
FOR SALE
<S000
'OVVl V90lA1FA1,rAo THE BANNER cRoP.

FOR SALE
$4,000.
"ALFALFA" THE BANNER CROP.
10 acres as choice piece Of land as you
could desire; every foot Of it leveled
for perfect irrigation; acres in perfect
stand Of new ALFALFA; Ssh. p. new
pumping plant, furnishing 100 in. wa
Ter; BIG INCOME FROM WATER
ALONE; sufficient to supply a hundred
acres; SELL QUANTITIES TO NEIGH
BORIS. No better pumping plant in the
county; thoroughly well constructed; no
limit to water supply.
Good 5-room house, NEW, comfort
able and very neat; good barn, corral;
well built chicken houses and yards;
deep 7-inch well and windmill for do
nestle use; pretty yard; EVERY
THING IN SPLENDID CONDITION.
THIS SPLENDID PROPERTY IS IN
A FINE NEIGHBORHOOD. RIGHT
CLOSE to splendid town Of 5000, easy
walking distance; RIGHT IN THE
STEADY MARCH OF PROGRESS; the
place is we'll worth $1,000 today
Included are fine horse, new buggy,
harness, COW, chickens. all implements
and TOOLS THIS is A DECIDEDLY
CHOICE PROPERTY, ABSOLUTELY
No OBJECTIONABLE FEATURE TO
IT. Easy terms. Hurry IL you get this.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

WILLIAMS BROS, CO.,
Expert Specialists of Country Property
236 H. w He1man Bldg, 4th and Spring.
A275S; Main $3.50. 1-23--
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

WILLIAMS BROS. CO..
Expert Specialists of Country Property
236 H. w Helman Bldg, 4th and Spring.
A275S; Main $500. 1-23-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

WILLIAMS BROS. CO.,
Expert Specialists Of Country Property
2ss II. w. Hellman Bldg, 4th and Spring.
A275S; Main $3.50. l-2S-l
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

For example, here is a piece that has inn
provements on and is in grain this year.
You get the crop, house, barn and 100 acres
of the very best of orange land in the Vailey'
nienrv of cheap water; 3la miles from Por-
tervile; one-third cash, balance to suit.
$4,000 takes it, This is for some one VINO
wants to go on 1t and plant orange trees
and bring the price up to S2VVO per acre
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
For Sale

$500 ONLY-2iO ACRES; ABUNDANCE OF
water; two good springs; lots of timber; 100
acres suitable for fruit, corn, grain alfalfa
or berries; several acres for eucalyptus; use
balance for pasture, chickens, turkeys
ducks, etc; twenty stands of bees; Groom
house barn. Clubhouse, we'll all fenced; two
county roads pass the place, also right of
way for Purcell road to Escondido; fine
shooting No trades considered. Write
GORDON, GOODWIN & CO., 1902 Fourth St,
San Diego, Cal 1-22-3
ORANGE COUNTY LANDS
All kinds, unimproed improved WE
HAVE SOME FINE BUYS IN
VALENCIA ORANGE GROVES.
One of 2015 acres at $4,000 that is GER
TAINLY A FINE BUY. Cottage, barn,
FINE WATER STOCK team and everything
necessary go with this, LOCATION CAN
NOT BE BEATEN. $4,000 or $4,000 will handle
this.
GILLETT & RUESS
1903 Union Trust Bldg, 4th and Spring SITS.
1871
APPLES, PEARS, ALFALFA.
APPLES PEARS, ALFALFA.
Land which will raise these three staples to
perfection at from S25 to $50 per acre. AR
TESIAN WATER, THREE HOURS RIDE
FROM LOS ANGELES This is not like liv-
ing in Los Angeles, but if you want big re-
turns a small Investment here is your
opportunity
GILLETT g. RUESS
1lOS Union Trust Bldg, 4th and Spring SITS.
1-g3-1
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

and bring the price up to $1,000 per acre.
We have cheaper pieces, without improve
ments, for those who want to buy Tor
raise in price.
Here is another sample; 100 acres ~ miles
from town, best orange land, for 500 per
acre. Land adjoining this piece sold Tor VIC
per acre in subdivision and is being planted.
We all know that snaps like these do not
last long. We show where you can
count big profit the day you buy.
$40 237z-1S5S acres of very fine level land, only
six miles from the best orange district
in the state; plenty of cheap water; all
fenced and cross-fenced. This is snap.
1886 DOUGLAS BLDG.
ss2 5O0-240 acres first class dairy ranch in
every particular; all equipped with milk
ing sheds, milking machines, eleelIlG
cream separator, barns, residence and
H. fenced over 100 acres of this iand mas
been in alfalfa; plenty of water; finely
located The land without the improve
ments worth the money.
SS6 DOUGLAS BLDG.
sag 91o-1O2o acres orange land, sS5. so per
Hold it for three years and 1t VIII be
worth $100 per acre, In the meantime
it will yield from $l5 TO S20 per acre
net to you N grain.
1856 DOUGLAS BLDG.
s14 4OOO-12O acres; easy terms; located twelve
miles west of Portervile; broom new
house, windmill, 20-horse power plant;
acres in muscats acres peaches, Ii
acres barley, 1la acres aprcots, acres
in alfalfa; plenty water-120 inches.
336 DOUGLAS BLDG
12,SOo-l6O acres best orange land four miles
from Porterville. with house and barn.
at $50 PER ACRE.
SH DOUGLAS BLDG,
$40 OOO-So-acre alfalfa ranch, the best in the
valley; very cheap water and plenty OK
it; 2la miles from .Porterville on main
road hog-t tight fence; crops alfalfa a
year. fine large house. two barns. rms
'N
ing near what the ranch is worth; $lo,-
600 one-thlrd cash, balance in two years.
This is a snap that will not be on the
Ss6 DOUGLAS BLDG
stOOOo-So acres. 2la miles southwest Porter
yile large house, barn and other build
ings; windmill one share water; In
ditch; fine alfalfa land
336 DOUGLAS BLDG
ss96O-1i2O acres. stock ranch; living creek;
snap at IS PER ACRE. These lands
must be sold.
we would consider some trade in Los An
geles property.
sSOOO-l6O acres alfalfa land four miles from
Porterville; plenty of water; no i'm
provements $50 per acre
1856 DOUGLAS BLDG. ,
-
s55OO-5 acres 4-year-old navels; also acres
best orange land; plenty of cheap water
1856 DOUGLAS BLDG.
S450O-SO acres: 20 acres of good orange land
and 10 acres of pasture land; good Z
room house, barn; all fenced and cross
fenced; one acre Of all kinds of fruit.
acres of alfalfa: one share OF good
ditch stock; 111s miles from Portervile'
y mile from church, a mile from school'
price $500 VIII consider beach homo
for first payment, balance easy. This Is
an ideal home.
1856 DOUGLAS BLDG.
sIs5O-S0-acre mountain home, 12 miles from
Porterville; $50 apple trees; 5-room
house, barn. living spring for all the
land; miles from school Price |looV
$500 cash, balance to suit purchaser
1886 DOUGLAS BLDG.
We win consider some trade in Los Angeles
property.
HoWETH & ATKINSON
For roRrERvrLLE LAND co.
Fssoo. 1886 Douglas Bldg. F5sos
1854
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

10 acres deep rich loan, 45 minutes ride on
Santa Ana electric, close to depot; improved
with Groom cottage large barn, fruit and
eucalyptus Will exchange for Los Angeles
income. Price $500; mortgage $23O0.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

We have cheaper pieces, without improve
ments for those who want to buy Tor
raise in price.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

FOR sAI.E-IF INTERESTED IN CHEAP
land near Los Angeles see the bargain !
have in san Fernando valley This VIII
interest you. ROSS N. RUSSELL. 54t
Douglas bldg. l-zs-J
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

Here is another sample: 100 acres IA miles
from town, best orange land, for 500 per
acre Land adjoining this piece sold for $l20
per acre in subdivision and is being planted
We all know that snaps like these do not
I last long. We show where you can
count a big profit the day you buy
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

SAG. 2s7-1S5S acres of very fine level land, only
six miles from the best orange district
in the state; plenty Of cheap water; all
fenced and ss-fenced. This is snap.
336 DOUGLAS BLDG
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

ROBERT JOHNSON
isO Security Bldg, Iifth and Spring SIS.
Main aga; Fl22i l-2J-l
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

10 acres softshel wanuts inside limips of
Anaheim, Orange county; to 8 years old /;
all in first class condition; trees coming into
bearing and crop last fall brought over $500;
the soil is deep rich loan and the trees are
thrifty; there shares of water stock,
more than enough for the land; 4-room hous
with large hall equal to another room; large
barn and chill dryer. Price $4,000; terms; no
trades.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

WILLIAMS BROS. CO.,
Fxpert Specialists Of Country Property,
OPS H. W. Hellman Bldg, 4th and Spring.
A2758: Main $500 l-23-1
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

u acres fine loan all set to walnuts and
4 years old in the best of condition; acres
alfalfa between the trees and nearly 200
budded Valencia orange trees in nursery;
6-room house, bathroom, ETC.; windmill and
tank. Price for a few days $4,000; terms See
this al once
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

These are all first class properties and
have to be seen 10 be appreciated. This is
your chance to get some good land in one of
the best districts in Southern California at
bargain prices. Act quickly.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

20 acres close to Auaheim. with fine crop
oats for hay; will be about $500 of hay. This
property is located main oiled road and is
one of the best ranches to improve and get
a good advance in price. This will make
good orange ranch with very little outlay.
Must be sold at once. Price $4,000; terms. if
necessary. No trades.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

SS2. 5O0-240 acres first class dairy ranch in
every particular; all equipped with milk
ing sheds, milking machines, electric
cream separator, barns, residence and
H. fenced over 100 acres of this land has
been in alfalfa; plenty of water; finely
located. The land without the improve
ments worth the money.
336 DOUGLAS BLDG.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

s3621O-1O2O acres orange land, $50 per acre.
Hold it for three years and it VIII be
worth $100 per acre. In the meantime
it will yield from S15 TO $40 per acre
net to you N grain.
1856 DOUGLAS BLDG.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

GO acres deep rich loan in first class condi-
tion; 40 acres S-year-old aprieots that last
year cleared up over $1,000 and this year will
be about double last year S crop; 20 acres in
that is paying from Is to 20 per cent interest
on the investment this is the property that
will suit you, Land beside this cleared $115
per acre in chiies. 1t will grow almost any
thing. No alkali. hardpan, ETC. close to
good city 27 miles from Los Angeles in
Orange county; fare 27 cents; plenty OF water
for rrigating, and the location is in the best
frostless belt. For limited time the price
OF this fine income property will be s15, coo,
which is $500 less than the regular price. The
reduction is made on account of the lady
owning 1t wants TO sell at once. Price SIS,
terms.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
HoWETH & ATKINSON

For PoRTERyILLE LAND co.
FssOo, sse Douglas Bldg FoSo'
1881
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

$40 OO0-30-acre alfalfa ranch, the best in the
valley; very cheap water and plenty OF
it: 2la miles from .Porterville on main
road hog tight fence; crops alfalfa
year. fine large house, two barns Ihls
man wants to sell SO bad he is not ask
ing near what the ranch is worth; SlO-
600, one-third cash, balance in two years.
This is a snap that will not be on the
market long.
$50 DOUGLAS BLDG.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

Sl2 S00-16O acres best orange land four miles
from Porterviile. with house and barn.
at $50 PER ACRE.
3H DOUGLAS BLDG
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

sIS5O-S0-acre mountain home, 12 miles from
Porterville: $50 apple trees; 5-room
house, barn, living spring for all the
land miles from school. Price *l5oV'
$500 cash balance to suit purchaser
1886 DOUGLAS BLDG.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-03
MARKET TRADING
MUCH CURTAILED
Bears Begin to Sell but Soon
Become Intimidated at
Signs ofSupport
DEMAND FOR CREDITS SLIGHT
Government Report on Cotton
Fails to Awaken Response
in This Commodity
Associated Press1

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-speculatlve
dealings in stocks were greatly cur
tailed today. Some further selling was
in evidence early, apparently designed
to test the market, but bears we're in
timidated by signs of support in the
two of three stocks in which activity
eenters and bear selling soon came to
a stop.
The government report on cotton con-
ditions was the last factor relied on to
awaken any active interest in the mar
ket, but both the stock and cotton
markets were practically unresponsiVe
to the showing.
The preliminary estimates OF the
weeks currency movement bore out the
supposition that the drain on the cash
holdings of the banks would run to the
neighborhood of $10,000,000. The great
dullness of the present demand for
credits in. New York leaves the move
ment without any great influence.
The issuance of the controllers call
for national bank statements as Of
September 1 promises opportunity for
interesting comparison with the show
ing of June 80 for the light 1t will
throw on the loan position of the banks
in the south and west.
The private discount rate in London
showed a yielding tendency today, but
the foreign exchange rate here was lit
tie affected.
The stock exchange will be closed
until Tuesday.
Bonds were steady. Total sales, par
value, $997, ,000
United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-03
PACIFIC COAST TRADE

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2-E1ourIpam1ly sS ao55s u :,
extras. St. sO6620; bakers extras, So'sO@''AV'
Oreson and Washington, s5.OoqB'2O.
Wbeat-shipping, s1.571AQl.e5. ., oo,, .
Bariey-Feed, 95c@sto21s; brewing Sl'oA7a@
10. .,.,~,,z,-. ,,b,ta 81 eoGD1 6s:
black, $125@15O. .,o oo1oor m. ,,ivea
Observation-Disclosures, $S2 2Oo9SS'o0; so oo6Iap so
fsed s25 0Oa26 90; rolled barley, $z2;oOgzo,2 2o'
oatmeal, $500; oat groats, s4'26; rolled OATS
'aGGcgs75VR' 4sg@W5eat 7Oo@1s.oo; wheat and oat
ss o0GB11. 30; oat, wild. s65oQ9.o0; do lame tame
s7 o0SS11 90: alfalfa, s700Q13.00; straw, SoQouc
Receipts-Fiour 2219; wheat, 1920; barley
e245. oats, 1890; corn, 9o potatoes 4slS; onions
AZ. bran. ssO; niddlngs, 2S5; hay 1oo; straw
<. hides 1000; wine, $4,000. ,-e.,-o.
- 'Beans-Pink S6OO9625; lima, s4'46qi'@SO' @
small white, So S5Q41O; large white $Sloq4Oo ~.
Potatoes-salinas Burbanks, sl'25qlaoi Mer-
Nrions-Fancy, SIC; common, 75c.
Various-Green peas, Sq5c; string peans
a67gc. egg plant, 40q50c; green peppers, So@o9ci
tornatoes 4O075c; summer squash, 4VQouc as
naragus, nominal; garlic, 2h@Slac; cueuInDers'
00 Pouitrv-Roosters, old. s5.Ooq5.5o do young
e. 50S8 90: broilers, small, s2.25@SOO do @ iaTge,
20 S0SgS d; fryers, S400d500; hens S5.O0QlO w
ducks, old, s45O@5.OO; do young, So.oOgl.Uoi
reese, 81 5Oa2OO; goslings, S2'OO426Oi pigeons
Young, $16001.75.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-03
puNs WEEKLY LETTER

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-Dun's tomorrow WI
saw: Though there has been no pronounc'ea
change in business conditions, while qulet
Conservatism still prevails yet the movement
in most departments of trade and INDUSTRY Is, Is
indicative of Increased confidence ana Wlaer
activitv as the fall draws near. The week
Improvement in iron and steel is indeed Iced tnne aIle
neoaniei1,y nroof of improved conditions.
In the dry goods trade, notwithstanding th tne
attitude of idle cotton spindles' que 10 INC
high cost of production, there appears TO pc "a d
better distribution of merchandise. the hioe
market is also more active Wool reiliaftls sns.
usrv ouiet. Statistics of bank clearings TOT
Aus,,st revealed at once the speculative dull.
ness and the fact of heavy movement OF
products. .,., 20 A,,.,,st
INCREASED 81 per cent. The most striking event eVent
of the week was an advance In August ~ ~cottoi
To 20 cents the highest price In geheratlto,n on
dne TO covering by shorts, but other months
We're not affected and the crop advances put put
the cotton condition considerably better thai Una.
ias+ wear with a larger acreage. Ths cohdl-
tion is, however, under that OF last month";
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-03
RRApsTREEr,s TRAD REWEW

NEW YORK, Sept 2.-Bradstreets tomorrow
will say: Best reports as to- fall jobbing trade
will still come from the leading cities, and
there is apparent fairly free movement of
staples and an appreciable improvement in
collections in the centers feeling the impetus
of the unexampled movement of grain to
market. At few southern cities too. there
Is a triae more activity but from southwest
ern points advices are that early buyers have
returned home and that house trade is quieter.
There were more failures in August than in
any other preceding month since March The
total. es4 was per cent larger than July this
year or than in August last year. though
ner cent smaller than In August, 1908 Liabili-
lies aggregated St1, 913.579, an increase of AZ
nor cent over August last year, but SO per
cent below August 1905. New York city has
Ss per cent more failures than in August a
Puslness failures in Canada for the week
ending with Thursday last number 20, which
connneres with s5 for last week and SO in the
like week Of 1909
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-03
CHICAGO GRAIN

Special service to The Herald by ]. c. Will
SON member of the Chicago board Of trade,
New York stock exchange and San Francisco
bond and stock exchange, 212 West Fifth street,
Los Angeles
CHICAGO Sept Am extremely narrow
market with values ranging higher than yes
eral trade limited in volume, but sentiment
much mixed and traders generally nervous.
Foreign markets, particularly continental, con-
siderably higher, but exporters report prospect
of business even poorer than yesterday. New
ertheless, a small lot, 10000 bushels. was sold
from Chicago to Hamburg at a special low
ocean freight rate that could not be dupli-
Gated September wheat has been relatively
higher than other months today, both here and
elsewhere and this gave the longs much en-
couraRement No demand worth mention for
cal wheat here. Russian cable news was not
as favorable as yesterday. Argentine rains OF
yesterday reported today as only sectional and
did not entirely break drought Some import
ant sections untouched.
Corn was a dull, narrow AFFAIR all Gay:
prices averaged higher early with wheat, but
ranged backward later to about yesterday S
closing. Shipping demand not much better
than yesterday, with sales reported at 10000
bushels The weather is slowly warming up,
but is mainly cool unsettled and showery pres
ent and forecasted for most Of the belt.
Oats followed corn Trade relatively lower
Shorts early buyers. also some commission
demand for scattered investors. Cash concerns
supplied offerings Yesterdays report of ex-
ports positively denied today. The advance
also also shut off shipping demand
Provision market was a narrow AFFAIR and
principally in the hands of packers. Some OF
the latter bought early and advanced prices.
Foreign houses sold little lard.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-03
METAL MARKETS

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-standard copper easy
snot. september and October. $l2'l5@l22S; NO, No
t5 az Iondon arm; spot, e55 rs Cd futures
F56 IS. Arrivals reported at New York today
200 tons; custom house returns show exports Oh
1895 tons so far this month. Local dealers 81 Ie y
mort a nuiet market Lake "copper" Sl2.SI529
Ia; electrolytic, sl262hQ12.75; casting Slz'z'@
Il. 50. -..Ao. os0
Tin easy; spot, sS5.sO93540; september S9g
Ok A. October. s3l 6O@35; November, $S4'25V
IA 75; December, Ss4 121a9S4.50. London weak;
SPOT e161 los and futures el5l. -. :, osa
Lead dull; spot, $4.4oq4.5o New YORK; $4'zo~
A "a East ST. Louis. London spot 8l2 los
sneiter steady; spot, S5.35hG5.50 New YORK;
s.. .O2h@52 20 East ST Louis. London spot
e23 15s ,>s q, r,,d,r
aosiI1, ouiet. No / foundry northern, Sl69
i6. so; No northern, $i5.s0al6i no, 4 SOUTH
ern and No. l southern soft, l5.75QlB'zo'
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-03
MARKET RANGES

Cash quotations we're as follows:
Flour-steady; No. 2 rye, 7sls@74c; feed or
mixing barley, old 55q5Sc; fair to choice
mailing. new, es@71c flax seed, No. l south
western, So 4lA; No. / northwestern, 2,5615;
timothy seed s7SOQs,5O; clover, s9.OO@l45O;
mess pork, per bbl., s2l.5o@2175; lard. per 100 100
ihs si2 071h; short ribs, sides Qoose). Sl150Q
10 12lS . short clear sides Cboxed), s12371sQ12 80.
Total cearances of wheat and -four We're
equal to 179 900 bushels. Exports for the week.
as shown by Bradstreets, were equal TO l.
e94 900 bushels Primary receipts were $1,2Of, :
600 bushels compared with 1OO7o bushels
the corresponding day year ago. Estimated
receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 113 cars; corn,
563 cars; oats 294 cars; hogs, 1000 head'
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-03
cHIcAao LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-cattle-Receipts estl-
mated at $500; market steady; beeves, $4,000
$40; Texas steers, s3.7596.0o; western steers,
81 566725; stockers and feeders, A.1Oa6so;
COWS and heifers. S2.5O95.sO; calves, H.oOQs5O.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 11,o00; market
steady to . lower light. S9.O5@9,65; mixed.
ss s5a9 So; heavy, ss50a9.s0; rough, Ss.5O9S IS;
good to choice heavy, ss.75d9.S0; pigs sS.6S9
o so; bulk OF sales, sS.S5q9.20.
sheep-Receipts estimated at 1900 market
steady; native $2.S594.7o; western, s3.o0@47o;
yearlings, S756575; lambs, native, S5'0o9l. 10;
,.,neA nr.r, s5 nnlnI On
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-03
SCHOOL PICNIC AT VENICE

and pupils of the Ocean Park school
picnicked at Venice today. An abun-
dant supply of sandwiches and lemon
ade was slowed away by the young
sters, who passed the entire afternoon
in frolicking in the sand. Reduced
rates to the various amusement at
fractions were provided by the Abbot
Kinney company.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-03
RurrER. EGGS AND CHEESE

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2-Butter-Fancy
creamery. s1lsc; seconds, Solsc; fancy dairy
2Sc. ,
cheese-New, 1l9l5lsci Young America
16@17c.
CHICAGO. Sept 2.-Butter-Firmi cream
cries, 241s@29Ac; dairies, 23Q27e,
Eggs-steady; receipts 66lS at marx, cases
Included l4Qi7c; frsts, 20c; prime hrsts, 2Sc-
Cheese Firm; Daisies, l6Ql6lac; Twins,
15Hai5,kc: Young America, l69sal6%c; Long
Horns 16l116Mc.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-03
TREASURY STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-The condition of
the treasury at the beginning of business to-
day was as follows
dollars s4S5 900; silver dollars of 1890, 49,
$500; silver certificates outstanding
S4s5. .6S5. 900.
General fund-Standard silver dollars IN
,aneraI fund s96 IN. .672; current liabilities,
s96 AT S34; working balance in treasury OF
fices, sS1, 727, ,s22; in banks to credit OF treas
urer OF the United States, s35,797SOOi sub
sidiary silver coin, $2O S59. sos; minor coin,
1924 9si; total balance in general fund.- $780,
9A7 4O4
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-03

SUGAR AND coFFEE

NEW YORK. Sept. 2.--coffee closed steady
net unchanged to points higher. Sales were
reported OF 4s.750 bags. Closing bid; septem-
ber 1850; October, Sc; November, s.O5c; De-
cenber, s10c; January, Side; February size;
March, s21c; April, s.22c; May, S.24c; June,
Sc; July S.26c; August, s.26c.
Spot coffee Arm; Rio No. Z 10d10hc; Santos
No. 4, 1O1sc Mild coffee firm; cordova, 100
13c.
Raw sugar nominal; Muscovado, SO test 392ei
centrifugal. 96 test, 442c; molasses subar, SO
test S.67c; refined quiet; crushed, 595c; gran
ulated 5.25c; powdered. 5,S5c.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-03
FRUIT MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO Sept. 2.-Apples-Com-
mon, S5950c. ,.o ~. I,,,,,hs-
ies-strawberries, $3.5o95oo; biacKper-
ries. s4 OO@7OO; raspberries, seOOglo oo.
cT,anes-Ordinary, S4Oa6Oc Muscat, 4Oq65c
Pears-Common, 5Oc; fancy. lOo.
Peaches-Common, 65c; fancy, 7bc.
Plums-Common, 40c; fancy, S5c'
Oranges-Va Valencias, s2.5044 CO.
Mexican llmes-$6. 00d650
Iemons-Common California, $3.50; fancy
$3.50. $4,000 M. -,,tr,egs
Melons-WaterTnelons SlO0gGoO; hutiiess'
gonlSsJ M. fancy cantaIoupes, $2.25 common,
$1.7s. -rooaso M nina
apples, s2.OO82.5o.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-03
coTroN AND WOOL

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2.-Wool unchanged; me-
diurn grades combing and clothing, 2394c; light
fine. 19421c; heavy fine, 15gl7c; tub washed'
31Q33c.
NEW YORK. Sept. 2.--Cotton closed steady
IL to ~ points net lower. ~
Spot closed quiet. 50 points lower; middllng
uplands, 15c; middlng gulf, l5.25c' Sales SOS
bales
tember 86c October, 1890; November and
December. 1880; January, 1890; FEBRUARY,
49, 3sc; MarcA, 10. 40c; May, 13 l6c; june la4oe'
July, 10. .43c.