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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
RATE ON CALL
MONEY EASIER
STRINGENCY RELAXES AND
PRICES RALLY
LIQUIDATION OF LEADERS AIDS
SPECULATION
%
Banks Increase Resources and Ex.
change Demand for Funds Is
Lessened—Payment of
Loans Forced
[Associated Press]
WBW YORK, Jan. 4.-The stringency
In the cull money rate relaxed today
and prices of stocks rallied thus re
versing the process of yesterday Cor
responding changes occurred in the
Bto'-k market sentiment regarding the
special messages.
The easing of the money market was
due in- part directly to the liquidation
in the stock market, which was for pi
by the culling of loans. The banks
thus Increased their resources and the
stock market lessened its demands for
money. .
The fall in prices yesterday also cai -
ried with it a growth in the short In
terest in the market. There was enough
Know of support to take away the ap
pearance of abandonment of the specu
lation by its recent powerful supporters,
an appearance which was of great m
lluence in discouraging the speculative
*entiment yesterday.
The process of liquidation was pushed
to further lengths early today and the
level of prices at one time was 1 to »
points lower than yesterday's close
quite generally. The call loan market
opened at 9 per cent, and the urgency
of the demand contributed to the sell
ing- pressure in stocks.
The character of the buying and bid
ding up In Southern Paolfir served as
assurance also that influential support
was being extended.
Strength Infectious
The strength of this stock ultimately
spread its effect by sympathy through
the rest of the market.
Reports of the conference between
the president and the executive heads
of several great railroad systems con
firmed the uneasiness caused by yes
terday's reports and had much to do
with the morning declines in prices of
stocks.
Then came a statement from Presi
dent W. C. Brown of the New York
Central, one of the conferees, profess
ing to feel .no apprehension about the
proposed bill either in its probable ef
fects on the railroads or Investors. It
was even asserted that the precedent
of previous legislation Justified a hope
that increased income for railroads
might result.
Later came the report from Washing
ton that the president's message on the
interstate commerce law amendments
would be delivered next Monday. From
this it was concluded the railroad pres
idents' arguments had been taken into
renewed consideration with a prospect
of working changes in the executive
lecommendatlons to congress.
A factor In quieting anxiety about
anti-rorporate measures was the news
of the merger of trust companies ef
fected under the auspices of 3. P. Mor
gan & Co. The accomplishment wttß
felt to demand the inability in that
direction that deprived .the outlook of
cause for anxiety froirftho standpoint
of vested capital. The rally put prices
higher than yesterday's closing.
JBondi were irregular. Total sales,
par value, $5,271,000; United States 4s,
coupon, declined \i per cent on call.
NEW YORK STOCKS
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
son, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles. ,
NEW YORK, Jan. 4.—Following were tho
Quotations today;
Sales. Stock. Men. Low. Hid. Ask.
Allls-Chalmers 14% IS
do preferred 54% 55
44,800 Amalgam Copper.. 8974 BS% Mi', 89%
Am Beef Sugar .. .. ... 451j 46%
do preferred '.12 OS ,
400 Am Can Co ....}. 13% 13% 13% 13%
300 do preferred .... 81 SI Sl% BIS
1,000 Am Car & Fdy.... 72% 71% 72 72-.> B
do preferred J13% 120
00 Am Cotton Oil .... 6714 67 0714 IK
100 do preferred ....104 104 104 107
Am Express 300 SL'O
1.200 Am Ice Securities. 26% 1:5% 25% 2li'4
Am IJrWiid ...*. 17's OH
1,100 do preferred .... 40% 46 •111 '":
1,800 Am Locomotive.... 6114 6014 U% 61%
do preferred ..■ 11414 11614
80,600 Am Smelt & Ref.. 10314 101% "-» 103
]00 do preferred ....112 112 11214 112%
300 Am Sugar 123 121' i 123 123U
do preferred 121 122
1,200 Am Steel Fdy or,';. «5 66 (iOVi
1.101) Am Tel & Tel C0..141'iH(1% 140\i 141
700 Am Tob pfd 94% 94't, 9<Vi 05
200 Am Woolen 27 3M4 35 oti'i
dp preferred 102% 103
Anaconda 5774 f.7% ■."■, 5274
GOO Atlantic C Line ...136% ].'., 13614 137
(0.800 A T & Santa Fe..123?i 121% 123% 128H
300 do preferred ....103% 10314 103% 104
»,000 Bait & Ohio HSVi IH% US ll*H
do preferred (12 98
2,100 B R T 70% 794 7!)? T9'i
900 Cariadlan Pacific..lßl% 181 181% 151,5
27,400 0 & O 91% 8914 81% '.'!>.
....... C & A V. 60% 67
2,300 0 & a \V (new),. 36% 39 35% M
1.100 do preferred .... 63' i 83% 6314 Mli
I.SOOC &N W 181 ISO 18114 182
6.200 C M & St P 16714 15614 166% 157
200 do preferred .... 172 17174 171%. 172
D.200 Central Leather .. 4814 47V4 M 4814
200 • do preferred ....108% 108% 1084 108%
. . Cent of N J 305 315
COO CCC& St L .... 8014 8014 SOU 82
. ... do preferred 104 Ins
11,500 Colo Fuel & Iron.. 49% 4874 49% 49^
do preferred 110 118
1.200 Col Hock C & 1.. 9214 91% 91 98
1,400 Colo Southern .. 6774 67 6714 53
300 do Ist preferred.. 8114 SU4 St 82
do 2d preferred SO SI
1 600 Consolidated Ga5..160 16754 159% ISO
600 Corn Products .. 2274 22% 22% 2274
do .preferred ... 85 , 85%
400 Del & Hudson ....154% 18374 184 184%
. ,I)I,& \V xd lOpe 600 820
'j TOO 1) A H SI (OH 611 i 11%
SOO do preferred .... 84 S2'.i 83% 84ii
200 Distill Securities.. 3614 3614 36% 37
700 Duluth S 8 & A.. 19>4 18% !*■'* ISI =
700 do preferred .... 34% 84% 34% 34«
3,300 Erie 33% 331 i 33% 34H
- 800 do Ist preferred.. 51 ■ 60% 60% r.l>,i
300 do 3d preferred.. 4074 4014 4014 41
1,800 General Electrlo ..15914 10814 15914 100
"OOOGt North Ore ....8014 7914 80 8014
3 700 do preferred ....1431, 14214 143 i^Mi
»00 Illinois Central ...146 146 146 147
2,500 inter Metro 2414 23% 2414 24%
2 DOO do preferred .... «114 60 61 61"4
'MO Int Paper ...1514 1614 16% 1574
"00 do preferred .... 6114 61 M «l
600 Int -Pump 63T4 52% 62% 6274
' "00 do preferred .... 8914 8914 8914 *974
sou lowa Central ..... 29% 89 28% 88
300 do preferred .... 63% 6314 M 64
400 X C Southern —44 j 43% 43' i 48%
. 400 do preferred .... 71 .71 7014 "«%
200 L at Western.... 25 '"' '-'•'■- -'
100 do preferred .... 61? 61% 61 6;!
, 00 L* N 158 IST 158 16514
'200 Mackay 91 »l 0014 01
■ "100 do preferred .... 7S ■» (744 i» .,
100 Manhattan IM 138 .137 '. 138
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS
<$> Shipments of oranges and lemons <*>
<5> from Los Angeles Friday and Satur- -^>
<J> day, December 31 and January 1, were <•>
■ •.■ 109 carloads of oranges and 11 car- <.«£•
A loads of lemons. Total to date there «*>
<•> have been shipped 1851 carloads, of -•>
<£> which 695 have been lemons. Last ■•
<•> aeaßon to date there were shipped <j
« 2412 carloads, of which 653 were .;,
4> lemons. <jj
<6» Shipments of oranges and lemons <y.
<«> from Porterville and other northern <S>
<j>> districts reported for December 30 and <♦>
t3l were 37 carloads, making a total ♦■
. of 2420 carloads so far this season. <$*
.. . . ... . ■;..>;>.>?■.<»>;.>
Metro St Ry 50 23
2,400 Mi x Central 25% 25^4 26% 2574
800 Minn & St L .... 63% 63% 61 53%
do preferred 82 S8
800 MStP& si S M..141 13914 WOW 111
do preferred ... 154% 157
17,100 Mo Kan & Texas.. 50% 48% 6014 601,4
100 do preferred .... 74 74 74 7414
1,000 Mo Pacific 70% 70% 7014 70%
2,500 Natl Lead 89% 8814 8811 80%
do preferred »'i 11814
National Biscuit .115 11-"' 1;
200 do preferred ....12314 12314 12414 125
200 N V Air Brake .. 05 94 94 95
16,700 N V Central 124% 12214 12314 124
200 NYC& St li .... 6514 64 M 65
do Ist preferred 106 110
do 2d preferred 90 95
900 NYN H & HN.158 15S 157*1 18!
8.100 N V Ont & W .... 49% 48% 49% 49%
11,100 Norf & Western.. 101 98 99% 100
do preferred 88 90
300 N Ameroean 88% 82% 8314 8.1%
G.OOO N Pacific 144 Vi 14314 IMV4 14414
Omaha 130 159
do preferred 160 175
Pacific Coast 117% 118
1 600 Pacific Mail 431 i 42 42V4 43
43.400 Pennusyl RR'....136% 13514 136% 136%
3,200 Peoples Gas 116% 114% 115% I'Bli
2,900 Plttsburfr Coal ... 2714 26 27 2714
1,800 do preferred .... 84% 83? 84 84%
4 000 P C C St. St L ....100 99 99% 100
do preferred 110 . 120
200 Press Steel Car .. 5114 51 51 61%
100 do preferred ....107 107 106 10!
900 Ry Steel' Spring .. 61 6014 50,4 :''
do preferred 103% 106%
113.700 Reading 170% 168 169% 16974
100 do Ist preferred.. 93 93 92 93
100 do 2d preferred.. ion 109 108 109
3,400 Republic I & S .. 451 i 44% 45% 4514
800 do preferred ...,104V, 104 104 104%
26,600 Rock Island C 0... 5574 6414 5514 55%
!)00 do preferred .... 90 8914 8914 BOH
400 Sloss Sheff B * 1.. 8614 8614 88 86%
do preferred 118
St I. 4 8 P 1 pf '0 72
600 do 2d preferred.. 5914 6814 69 0914
4, 000StL&SW 3114 8814 ■'■••■' 8114
'660 do preferred .... 7714 7Bli 77% 7774
170,100 Southern Pacific. 134% "7% 1377,
11,700 Southern Ry 8314 '■'■■' i 33% 33 %
700 do preferred .... 74 7314 74 74%
too Term Copper 3374 8914 39Vi *>
000 Texas Pacific .... 88% B''i '-« ■''''»
3.600 Third Aye 1914 IS 1574 JO
3,3110 Tol St L& W .... 54% 6314 63 64V4
8 000 do preferred — 7214 71 71% '- 6
1,400 Twin City RT ....in 11614 117 my*
Union- B & Paper 1214 13
do preferred 73 78
9,100 Union Pacific 204 20114 203% 20374
900 do preferred ....103 102% 103 10314
100 Un R.ls of S P.. 4114 4114 4014 42
do preferred 71 72%
U S C I Pipe 81% »
do preferred '83 B*>*
1,400 U S Rubber 6174 61 6114 62
do Ist preferred 1» «<
. do 2il preferred S3 si
282.500 U 8 Steel Cor .... 89,14 8774 89 891*
2 500 do preferred ....124% 123% 12414 12414
2.m Utah Copper 61 69>, 3 W% 69V4
3,000 Va-Car Chem Co.. 64% 63% 641 ? 64%
(00 do preferred ....129'4 125% 127% 129
1.400 Wabash 26% 25% M% SB
■7,400 do preferred ....6974 60 59% 69%
Wells-Fargo Ex... (. .... I'O 200
Western Union •• '*>'» ''
200 Westlnghouse 82 81% 81% 8-li
200W&L E ....9% OV4 914 0%
• 600 do Ist preferred.. 23 21 2214 8314
500 do 2d preferred.. 12% 11% 12% 13
100 WHO Central ....4914 49% 48% 4914
300 Am H & Leather., s . 8 8 814
400 do preferred .... 47 4614 47 4,14
400 Am As &Ch 48 47% 47% 49%
••»»&»?..::::»* »* £« •■■
■"200 Beth .steel 33% 33% 88U 1434
... do preferred ..-. , «''.* 671 a
'"900 Nata Enam & St.. 3014 33% 87j4 -S
do preferred ::::«i i 'm M 100
■'200 Pan Tel & Tel .... 4<14 «U « ♦»
••• s oou do preferred .::::«^ g «* «
"mU S Realty 84Vi M 83% 14
1 100 West Maryland ... 62 61 5114 »-
Total »a1ee—1,117.400 shares.
NEW YORK BONDS
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
son, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
NEW YORK, Jan. 4, -Following were the
closing quotations today: Bid. ask.
Atehlioa Gen 4 3 1* ™V 4
do Cony 4 9 .., M" u;;l
r. a o i»t 4s J» "2
n h T 4s ihl'- 5"
Colorado Industrial 6s 83 , H
II H Realty 5s •■ ■ ' *
Reck Island Co 4s *' "»
Southern Pacific Ref <« 94% M;
do Col 4s ™J» .„:,,
do Cony 4s « ™f>
Union Pacific Ist 4s "1 * j"»»
0 -.«SSiV::::"::::::::::::":":S?* ',
i; S Steel 53 w5 "g* ,
United Railway 4e " "L
Wabash Deb 4s « • " '
Western Pacific 6s »'■» -^
Japanese 4s » ™
B doH Mi2Si •::::::::::::::::■.:::■■:■■:"«* „ •
Ao M «*• 161 10114
B 2h Regd J"J
do Coupon J" [on*
VS 3s RCBd ™J* m ,f
do coupon '.' ' ..:,?
cs 4 8 Reed ;;.|; : [g •
do Coupon "nios, 10114
Vs nßm '.'.'...'..,. ..:100% LOIH
do 19333 , ,
TREASURY STATEMENT
WASHINGTON. Jan. .-The condition of.
th« trea".£ at the beginning of business to
day was as follows:
Trust funds- SMC M4.R69
a° coin " " .... 487,911.
Silver dollars ••■■•■■• 3,941,000
Bllver dollars of ISSO *■» •
Silver certificates outstanding 457.,'U,
General fund—
Standard silver dollars In general
fund ios'29! 115
S55Si 'bal^'m-treaiuVy-oinc,; ».m.«l
In banks to credit of treasurer of
the United States ■• tmm
Subsidiary silver coin .., 1091660
Minor coin V.""j nML 178
Total balance, in general fund &s,t*<,ii»
METAt. MARKET
NEW YORK, Jan. 4.—Standard copper on
the New York metal exchange closed easy,
with spot and all deliveries up to the end of
April quoted at »13.26®13.fi5. London was
lower and closed easy, with .-pot at £61 Is 3d
and futures at £62 Is Bd, Local dealers quote
lake copper at J13.25&13.55. electrolytic at
J13.80613.76 and casting at |13.»©15.60. Im
ports of copper at the port of New York to
day Included 95 tons matte and 40 tons ores.
Exports were 110 tons. , .-m
Tin closed weak,, with spot quoted at $N.-...i>
32 75, January at J32.30@32.60, February at
»32 40@'32.75 and March and April at 135.60©
82 86. London was weak and lower, with
spot at £148 6s and futuros at £149 Us 6d.
Lead closed quiet, with spot at J4.6714®
4.7214 New York and 1.465 asked East St.
Louis. London was lower at £13 10s.
Spelter closed easy, with spot quoted at
|0.05@6.25 New York and W-10 asked East St.
Louis. I-ondon was unchanged.
The English iron market was lower at -Ms
for Cleveland warrants. Locally no change
was reported. _
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET
,§> NEW YORK. Jan. 4.- -Copper. .
<i> easy; standard spot to March, ■•■
... |ia
;,.;, Lead, 8«.68H4.«H.
I <j>> Silver, r.2%c. ' <$>
Anybody who would Ue able to find an
address In the a'reetory would be able Jto
and your CLASSIFIED ad.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 5, 1910.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
son, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles, mem.
ber New York Stock exchange, Chicago board
of trade, Stock and Bond exchange of San
Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 4.-The following
were the closing quotation!: Bid. Ask.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS—
Associated Oil Co 5s 9814
Bay Counties Power Co 6s 103% 104
Cal Central Gas and Eleo 6» . 103'
Cal Gas and El Gen M & C T 55.. 100%
California St Cable Co 5s 103
California Wine Assn 59 .'. 87 90
City Electric Co 6s 91 92
Contra Costa Water Co Cs 100
do Gen Mtg 5s 95
Edison Elec Co of L A 53 .* 10714
Edison Light and Power 6s 103
Ferries an.i Cliff House Ry 6s 105
Hawaiian Com and S 5s 108
Lake Tahoo Ry and T Co 6s .j.... 99 100
Los Angeles Elec Co 5s 101%
Loe Angeles Ga» and El Co Bs 19114
Los Angeles Railway 5s 108% ...
J.oa Angeles Lighting Gd 5s 10214
L A Pac R R Ist Con Mtg Es 10714
T- A Pac R R of Cal Ds 10314
Market Street Cable 0s 103%
do Ry Ist Cons Mtg 6a 103
M V and Mt Tamalpals S Ry 65....100
Northern Ry Co of Cal 6s 114%
Northern Cal Power Co 6s 102 105
Northern Electric Co 6s 90% 95
Oakland Gas Light and II (a 103%
Oakland Transit 5s 106
Oakland Transit Con 5s 10514
Oakland Traction Con 6s 95
Oakland Traction Co Bs 9314 94
Oakland Water Co Gtd 59 9614 100
Omnibus Cable Railway 6s 10814
Pacific Gas Imp 4s 87
Pacific Electric Ry Co 6s 106%
Pacific Light and Power Co 6a .... 92%
Pac Light and Power Otd 6s 100% ...
Pacific Tel and Tel Co 6s '. 100
Park and Cliff House Ry 6a 99 ...
Park and Ocean R R 6s 100
Peoples Water Co Bs 72% ...
Powell Street Railway 6s 101%
Sacto Elec Gas and Ry 5s 102%
S F and S J Valley Ry 69 10614
B V Oak and San Jose Ry 6s ....105%
do 2d Mtg 6s 9314
R F Oak and fi J Con Ry 6s ...... 94% 9514
Sierra Ry of Cal 6s 10614
S P R R of Ariz 6s 1910 100
S P R R of Cal 61 1912 106
8 P R It of Cal Ist c gtd t 6a ...415%
s P Branc, Ry of Cal 6a 127%
8 I' R R Co Ist Refg 4s 94% 96
8 V Water Co Gen Mtg 4s 89 90
United Gas and Elec Co 5s 99%
United R R of S F 4s 73% 74%
Val Ban and Napa V R R Bs — 75
Valley Counties Power Co 5s 101
WATER STpCKS—
Marin County 60
Spring Valley Water Co 44% 4474
GAS AND ELECTRIC STOCKS— .
City Electric Co 4814' DO
N Cal Power Co Con 46%
Pacific Lighting Corp pfd 75
do common 61% 62
INSURANCE STOCKS—
California Ins Co 81
Fireman's Fund 230 23714
STREET RAILROAD STOCKS-
Californla 130 150
Presidio 22
POWDER STOCKS—
Giant Consolidated Co 7714
SUGAR STOCKS—
Hawaiian Com and Sugar Co .... 3714 38
Honokaa Sugar Co 19 20
Hutchlnson Sugar Plantation 16%
KUauea Sugar Plantation Co 14% 1714
Uakavrell Sugar Co 61
Onomea Sugar Co 61 5214
Paauhau S P Co 27% ,28
Union Sugar Co 67
OIL STOCKS—
Associated Oil Co 49% 6014
Sterling Oil and Dov Co 3% 414
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS—
Alaska Packers Assn 88%
Cal Fruit Cannera Assn 100 101
li V and Mt Tamalpals S Ry 105
Pac Auxiliary Fire Alarm 3 ....
faclflc Coast Borax Co 154
Pac Tel and Tel pfd 96% 98
do common .■ 47
Morning sales—3ooo Oak Transit Con 5s at
1C615,; 3000 Pac Light and Power 5s at 100%;
31.00" Cal Gas and Elec 6s at 100%; 2000 Spring
Valley Water 4s at 90; 1000 Peoples Water 5s
at 72%; 6000 do at 72%; 2000 Pac Tel 6a nt
]«%: 200 Assd Oil at 60; 12 Bank of Cal at 415:
65 City Elec at 4914; 3000 Hutchlnson at 17; 50
Northern Cal Power at 47; 120 Spring Valley
Water at 45; 260 do at 44%.
Afternoon sales— looo C C W 63 at 100; 1000
S V Ref 4s at 95; 1000 Market St 6s at 103%;
1000 Market St 5s at 103; 1000 Peoples Water 6s
at. 72% 15.000 Cal Gas and Elec 5a at 100%;
5000 L A Ry 6s at 109; 110 Assd Oil at 50; 250
Hawaiian at 37%; 10 Fac Tel pfd al9 7%; 65
Spring Valley Water at 44%.
CHICAGO GRAiN
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
son, member Chicago board of trade, New
York Stock exchange, and San Francisco Bond
and Stock exchange, 212 West Fifth street,
Los Angeles.
CHICAGO, Jan. Wonderful strength was
shown In the wheat market today. Speculative
support or much loops and power developed
and It easily absorbed some very substantial
offerings. Trade was somewhat excited over
the news from Argentine und the resulting
strength In Europe, and this more than offset
the effect of a poorer demand for cash wheat
here at lowered premiums today. Thoer was
considerable scalping telling for a reaction In
prices, but it almost Invariably counted against
th > seller. Cash wheat In other markets was
Him, and indications of a much better export
business In Manitoba wheat came to the Bur
f-ce Liverpool cabled that Argentine sur
plus for export will be about 80,000,01)0 bushels,
against 06,000,000 bushels last year, that
threshings are deficient, quality poor, and that
tin- United Kingdom will need to buy all of
tlia Canadian surplus. No. 1 northern was
quoted today at 1 to 3c over May In Itor«, as
against 3 to 3Vic over yesterday. But last bids
were only le over. Domestic statistics eon-
nod bearish. The close tonight gave no In
dication of any abatement in the buying
fever as yet. and surface signs are for some
further advance until the shorts get covered
and longs g"t overbought
The corn market, like wheat, displayed re
markable powers of resistance but did not
make as great relative gain. Nevertheless the
market was within He. of tho top for the crop.
l!lg business and advancing values in oats.
The market was helped decidedly by the
strength of corn and wheat. Standard oats
In store are now tic under May, or equal to
May price oa track. Big shipping trade; ,x
--cellent class of commission buying.
Market Ranges
WHEAT- ODen. High. Low. Close.
May .... 1.18% 1.14% I.HH >•!«•
ELE:::;:-:"k. 1.0374 1-03 lA
September ... .M*& .»9% -99 ,m
&f *r.:::: :S ' .67% .««« mi
J U W 67 -6574 .«' -67 *
September ... .67* ,«n« .W* •-■•
May 1!.?.....".. .46 .46% .45% MVk
July .......... .44 .414 .437. .4414
September ... .40% M% •«* .41%
S^^lSis S3 U:S -.§;S'
January 21.40 31.W B.« «J.M
July 21.97 22.15 • 21.97 22.15
Janufr^". 12.4 ft "53 18.37 12.57
§ =:|SS » iiS &
January^ 11.1,0 11.57 11.47 11.57
M.v 11.45 11.60 11.42 H. 87
July i 11.45 11.60 11.45 11.57
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour firm. Bye-No. 2. 81c. Barley-*
or mixing. 68&65 c: fair to choice malting,
M»7lc Flax seed— 1 southwestern, $2;
No 1 northwestern, J2.10. Timothy seed,
U 85*3 90. Clover, 116. Mess pork, per bbl.,
i..a tnum 60. Lard, - per 100 lbs., *12.60<8»
12 6' 4 Short ribs Bides (loose). »11.37%<8>
1L62V4. Short clear sides (boxed), »11.6214<9
drain statistics clearances of wheat
and flour were equal to 394,000 bushels. Pri
mary receipts were 683.000 bushels, compared
with 2(12 000 bushels the corresponding day a
year ago. " The world'• visible supply,' as
Shown by Brad»trcet'», Increased 641,000 bush
els Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
•0 ears; corn, 449 .cars; oats, 242 cars; hogs,
32,000 head.
FINANCIAL
LOS ANGELES, Jan. Bank clearings
were «2,784,3«3, an increase of J434.81H3 as
compared with the corresponding date of last
year. Following Is & comparative statement;
2909. 1808. 1907.
Monday ....13,140,945.46 18,663,492.68 |1,«18,785.78
Tuesday .... 2,784.293.00 2,349,476.87 1,461,250.14
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Bonds
Bid. Asked.
American Petroleum Co 85 too
Associated Oil Co Ml 4 100
Calif foe Ry 94 106
Corona City Water Co 86 101
Corona, Power and W Co I* 100
Cucamonga Water Co M 100
Edison El Co Is R , " 10114
i: 1 Elec Co old Issue 104 106
Home Telephone Co 85 88
Home Tel Co Ist Refg « 80
L A Pac Ist Con Mtga .. W7H
L A and Pasadena El Ry 95 108
L A Railway Co 10*. 110
I, A Traction Co 6s 107 114
L, A Traction Co 5t...: 104 109
Mission Trans and R Co ••• 98
Pac Elec Ry Co 108 115
Pao Light and Power Co 96
Pasadena II T and T Co "9
Pomona Con Water Co 96
Riverside U T and T Co 80
Riverside Light and F Co Ml
S Monica H T and T Co 17%
S Diego II T and T Ist Mtgs.. .. 80
Santa Barbara Elec Ry 9*
Temescal Water Co 99 ..
United Elec G and P Co 101
Union Transportation Co S3 95
U S L D T and T Co 80
Vlsalia Water Co 100
Whittler H T and T Co 90
Banks
Bill Ask.
All Night and Day Bank 115.00 140,00
American Savings Bank' 141.00 170.00
lid way Band and Trust 140.00 176.00
Central National Bank 176.00 186.00
Citizens National 220.00 236.00
Commercial National 143.00
Equitable Savings Bank 175.00 210.00
Farm and Merch National 290.00
Federal Bank of L A 14.00
First National 600.00 626.00
German American Savings 330.00 845.00
Globe Savings Bank 128.00 160.00
Horns Say Bank of LA 112.00 ...
Merchants National 530.00
Merchants Bank and Tr Co 195.00
National Bank of Cal 190.00
Security Savings Bank 876.00 410.00
The Southern Trust Co 72.00 80.00
Industrial and Public Utilities
Bid. Asked.
Cal Portland Cement Co 116.00 ......
Edison Electric pfd 80.60 83.00
Edison Electric common 60.00 63.00
Hawaiian Com and Sug 37.00 38.00
Ilrmt Telephone pfd 63.75 64.25
Home Telephone com 9.00 11.00
Hutchlnson 8 P Co 16.00 17.00
L A Athletic Club 10.00
L A Brewing Co 125.00
L A Investment Co- 2.95 3.05
Mexican Natl Gas pfd 35.00 60.00
Mexican National Gas com 26.00 40.00
Paauhau S P Co 27.00 28.00
Pac Mut Lite Ins Co 226.00 .....
Pasadena H T and T Co 40.00
Riverside H T and T Co 35.00
San Diego H T and TCo .../.. !4.00 24.3714
S Monica B H T pfd 28.00 32.00
Hun Drug Co 100
Seaside Water Co 100.00
Title O and Tr Co pfd 225.00 260.00
Title I and Tr Co pfd 175.00 226.00
Title I anl Tr Co com 175.00 225.00
Title I and Tr Ser C 176.00 226.00
IT S L D T and T CO ptd 39.00 41.00
Union Security Corp pfd 100.00
Union Trust Co 42.00
Whittler H T and T Co 00.00
Oil Stocks
UII. A Hi-
Amalgamated 'J.OO
American Crude 1-10
American Petroleum pfd 96.00
American Petroleum com 79.00 77.25
Associated 49.8714 80.12H
Erookshire •••• '}■»
Central 1.8214 1.30
Cleveland Oil ••" ■<»
Columbia ; I-20 126
Continental *» •••"
Euclid M •«•
Fullerton 22° *•"■
Glebe !• -I?
Jade Oil Co .2614 .31
Mexican Petroleum 1.20 1.30
Mcx Petroleum Ltd pfd 66.60 68.00
Mcx Petroleum Ltd com 28.00
Olinda Land ••-» .36
Palmer Oil I-00 tg
Perseus • • •• -30
Piru Oil and Land 15
Reed Crude 2'» ■•••■
Rice Ranch .::::::::::::::::::::::^S iia'nn
Union °" ••::::::::::::::::::::::"» m:S
Union Provident JO2.W
United Petroleum Hi
West Coast com 9.00 .....
Western Union I's-00
DAILY MINING CALL
No sales.
Listed Stocks
CALIFORNIA- B!«. Ask.
California Hills 04% .05
Consolidated Mines "1*» •"
se^rchught'-parkner::::::::::::::' " "-V"-,
Searchlight Parallel 01 .01%
Clark Copper J494 -04
Combination Fraction 39 ...
Bonnie Clare °J% .11
Mayflower Com, ■■ n * •••
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. };-;»»-,? 1"^
$3 751T4: Lima, 54.10f94.20; small white, $4.60®
4.83; large white, $3.25®3.56.
Potatoes— Oregon Durbankß, 11.1601.25: Ba
llnaa Burbanks, $1.15@1.35; Merced sweet»,
$1.35®1.60; new potatoes, (1.15.
Onions— Fancy, $1.
Various-Green peas, 5«512He; string beans.
!;«">(]<;■ green peppers. 6@7c; tomatoes, 75c3>
$1.50; ' rhubarb, 3H®7c; garlic. G@7c; cucum
bers, Ilioi.Ml mushrooms, 25c®Jl.
Poultry— turkeys, 21«24c; dresßed tur
keys iMMSo; old roosterß, J4@«: young roost
ers '$6 60199: small broilers, $3.60(94.60; large
broilers, t4.60®6; fryers, $5.60@6; hens, »6@10;
old ducks. $4®6; young ducks, $7®9; geese,
IIOSj lid pigeons, 1191.16; young pigeons, $2lg)
2 no
Flour-Fflmily extras, $6.60®7; bakers 1 ex
tras, $6.60@7; Oregon and Washington, J5.60®
Wheat-Shipping, $1.95192: milling, $1.95.
Parley—Feed, $1.47^«11.50; brewing, $1.50®
'oats-Ke.!. 3 11.«7Vi©1.75; white, H.TIMOITnti
black, $2.25@2.60.
Mill3tu«s-Mlddlings, $34®36; mixed feed,
$28033; rolled barley, |HOt2i oatmeal. $4.40®
4 60; oat groats. $4.60: rolled oats, $39@40.
Hay—Wheat. $14@19.50; wheat and oat. $13«P
17; wild oat, J10®14; tame oat, $12(916; al-
Jaifa, $9@12; straw, 60®75c.
Kecclpts— Flour, 4436; wheat, 1200; barley,
J605- oats, 290; beans, 5140; potatoes, 6525;
onions, 920; bran. 145; middlings, 100; hay, 96;
hides, HBO; wine, 32.300.
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
SAN PKDBO, Jan. 4.—Arrived: Bteamer
Hanalei. from San Francisco direct; steam
BChooner Melville Dollar, from Gray's Harbor
via San Francisco; steam schooner James S.
Hiffgins, from Fort Bragg via San Diego;
Bteam schooner Kair Oaks, from Gray's Har
bor; schooner Albert Meyer, from Coos Bay;
strain schooner George W. Fenwlck, from
Asluria; stnam sclin>.ner Rainier, from Aber
deen via San Francisco; steam schooner
Capistrano. from Gray's Harbor; steam
■Ohoenn Ce.ntralia, from Gray's Harbor via
San Francisco; steam schooner Harold Dol
lar, frum Gray's Harbor.
Failed: Steamship Banta Rosa, for San
Diego; Bteam schooner Wlllapa. for Wlllapa
Harbor via San Francisco; steam schooner
Jim Butler, for Gray's Harbor via San Fran
cisco; steamship Roanoke, for Portland via
San Francisco; steam schooner Carlos, for
Gray's Harbor via San Francisco; steam
schooner Alcatvaz. for San Diego; steam
schooner Lakme, for Eureka via Redondo,
Bteam schooner Fultun, for Mendoclno; steam
schooner Jumrs S. Higglns, for Fort Bragg
via San Francisco: schooner Caroline, tor
Umpnua river In ballast.
BAN FRANCISCO" SHIPPING
S\N FRANCISCO. Jan. 4.—Sailed: Steam
ers Mandulay and Qulnault, for San Pedro.
COFFEE AND SUGAR
NEW YORK, Jan. Coffee futures closed
steady, net 5 points higher to E points lower.
Bales were 20,000 bags. January, 6.90 c, March,
7.0507.10 c. April. ".10c; May, 7.10@7.150; July,
7 20c; August, 7.!0c: September, 7.20@7.25c;
November, 7.16 c; December, 7.1507.20 c. Spot
coffee steady; No. 7 Rio, 8 11-16lp!8%c; No. 4
Santos, to, Mild coffee quiet; Cordova, 9®
imc. ■ '
Sugar—Raw quiet; muscovado, 80 test,
3.Me; centrifugal, M test, 4.02 a; molasses
sugar, 89 test, 3.27 c. Refined sugar steady;
crushed, S.r.Go; granulated, 4.05 c; powdered,
5 05c " ■>*■'*''
I
VEGETABLES SCARCE
IN LOCAL MARKET
LIGHT RECEIPTS CAUSE AD-
VANCE IN PRICES
Egg Quotations Up 3 Cents All Around.
Dealers and Consumers Long
for Better Weather
Condition*
Inclement weather, something unusual but
always of brief duration In California, has
cut down the receipts of vegetables and ber
ries In the local market. Consequently these
commodities are higher than usual, cabbage
selling at $1 a sack, local tomatoes at $1.20
a lub box and peas 10 to 12 cents a pound.
These prices will rule until the gardeners In
crease consignments.
Scarcity of local eggs caused an advance
of 3 centß a dozen all around. Only eighteen
cases, or 640 dozen, were received Tuesday.
No change In quotations on Btorago eggs.
Butter receipts were under 11,000 pounds.
No advance in prices.
Fish is more plentiful.
Receipts of produce were: Eggs, 18 cases;
butter, 10,682 pounds; cheese, 821 pounds; po
tatoes, 3 sacks; onione, 1 sack; sweet pota
toes, 145 sacks.
Produce Prices
Following are th« Dally Market Reporter
wholesale quotations:
EGGS Local ranch, candled, extra se
lected, 41o; local ranch, candled, 39c; local
ranch, case count, buying price, Me; east
trn fresh. 35c; eastern storage, packed
extra, SOo; eastern storage, seconds, 28c.
—California creamery extras. 2
lb. roll, 75c; California creamery firsts. 2.
lb. roll. 67V40. eastern creamery, extras,
67 %c: cooking butter, 2«c; ladle butter,
26® 27C.
CHEESE —Northern fresh, 20c; northern
storage, 19@20c; Oregon Daisy, 19 He;
eastern singles, 19c; eastern twins, 19®
l»Vjc; eastern Daisies, 20c; eastern Long
Horn, 20o; eastern Chedders, 10c; Imported
swiss, 320; Jack cheese, ISo; domestic
swiss, 230; cream brick. 20c; Llmburger,
20@21c; Roquefort, 88@40c; Edam, 18.00©
9.00; Canadian cream, per box, $1.00.
BEANS—No. 1 pinks, $4.50<j>4.60; No. 1
Llmas. $4.40@4.50; No. 1 Lady Washing
tons. $4.25@4.50; No. 1 small whites, *»»-<0
©6.50; No. 1 Blackeyes, $4.00; No. 1 Oar
vanzas. $3.90@4.50; No. 1 Lentils. California,
$7.00®8.00.
POTATOES—Highlands, per cwt., 11.10
®135; Lompoc. per cwt., $1.66 1.75: Wat
nonville, per cwt., $1.60®1.65; Oregon BVir
banks, per cwt., f1.40©1.60; Oregon Early
Rose, per cwt., $2.00; Salinas, $1.g0®1.65;
Yellow Sweets, per cwt., $1.76.
ONlONSNorthern Australian brown, per
cwt., $1.60@1.75; Oregons, $2 cwt; garlic,
I® 10c Ib.
FRESH FRUITS —Apples'. Bellefleurs,
4-tler, $1.50@1.65; BelleHeurs, 4H-tier,
$1.35; Gravensteins, 4-tier, $1.00; Graven
steins, 4'^-tler, 90o©fl.00; Hoovers, 4-tler.
$2.26; Jonathans, 4-tler, $3.00; Pearmalns,
white winter. 4-tier. $1.60; Pearmalns. iVt
tier $1.35; Pearmalns, red, 4-tler. $1.50;
Pearmains. red, 4%-tler. $1.20; Smith's
Cider, 4-tler, $1 60; Smith's Cider, 4%-tler.
$1.25; Ben Davis, 4-tler, Col., $1.6581.85;
Newton Pippins, 4-tler, $1.60; Mo. Pippins,
4-tler. Col., $2.00; Mo. Pippins, 414-tler.
Cat.. $1.26; Mo. Pippins, 4-tler, Cat., $1.60;
Rome Beauties, $2.6002.75; Spltzenburgs,
4-tler $2.50; Oanos. $1.76®2.00; Winesap*,
4-tler, Col., $.2.75@!.00; Wlnesaps, 4-tler,
Cal.. $1.75; Wlnesaps. 4%-tler, Cal.. $1.25.
Berries: Strawberries, fancy, per basket,
9@l2c; strawberries, choice, per basket, 8c;
cranberries, per barrel, $11011.50; rasp
berries, per basket. 10c. Citrus: Grapefruit,
seedlings, f2' 53.00; lemons, fancy. $3.60;
lemons, choice, 11.76; oranges, fancy Navels,
$2.2582.76; oranges, Tangarines, H box,
$1,50; oranges, Valenclas, fancy. $2.50*
3.00; limes, 20-lb. box, $1.26.
TROPICAL — per lb., 4He; ban
anas, red, per lb., 6c; dates, Fard, lb., 9 9
lie: dates. Golden, lb., l%e: Persian. 1-lb.
pkgs, 9c: Alligator pears, do:., $5.00; pine
apples, 6®7c.
MISCELLANEOUS —Pears, winter Nellls,
picking boxes. $1.50®1.76; cantaloupes, local,
crate. Jumbos, $2.50©3.00; casabas,, crate,
$1.59®1.70; Christmas melons, $3.00; grapes,
lug boxes, $1.25@1.50; Guavas. per basket.
4c; peaches, box, $1.25; pomegranates, (c;
quinces, per box, $1.26; watermelons, per
lb., me; persimmons, per lb., 6@Bc.
VEGETABLES — Artichokes. Northern,
doz., II.2501.40; Brussels sprouts, Northern,
lb., B@9e; bell pepper*, lb., 10c; beets, sacks,
80c; string beans, lb, 15c; green cabbaee,
sack, $1.00; red cabbage, lb., 2c; carrots,
jack. SOr; cauliflower, dv*.. 35©t>0c: celery,
dor., 50@60c: celery, crate, $2.50®2.75;
cucumbers, $1.50® 2 dozen; corn, green, box,
60@60c; corn husks, cut, lb., 6(fii6c; egg
plant, lb., 5@8o; leeks, doz., 35c; oyster
plant, do*., 35©40 c; okra. lb.. Suite; let
tuce, ct., $1%1.25; peas, lb. 12 '■£ «j> 15c; pars
ley, doz., 25c; parsnips, doz., 40c; rhubarb,
crimson winter, 85c; rhubarb. Northern
Strawberry, box, 85o; spinach, doz., 3O035o;
summer squash, per box, 75c; squash. Hub
bard, lb., l@mc; young onions, doz., 15®
16c; turnips, sack, 80c; tomatoes, $1.26 box.
DRIED FRUITS — evaporated, lb.,
10@llc; apricots, lb., 12®15c; figs, loose,
white, box, $1.25; figs, loose, black, box,
$1.25; peaches, lb., 7@Bc; pears, lb., Hit
12c; plums, lb., 12% c; nectarines, lb., 9®
10c.
PRUNES— 20-30s; 10c; 80-4 OS, 9c; 40-50*.
IVio; 60-60S, «',ic; 60-70S, 6c; 70-Bus. SHo;
80-!)0s, sc: 90-100.1, iVsO.
RAISINS —Muscatels, 2-crown, loose. 60-
Ib. boxes, lb. 4Ho; 3-crown. lose, 50-lb. box,
lb. sc; 4-crown, lose, 50-lb. box. lb. 6c; Lon
don layers, 2-crown, lose, 20-lb. box, lb.
$1.10; 3-crown, $1.25; 4-orown, $1.65; s
crown, $1.90; Sultanas, bleached, lb. iiiii'llc;
unbleached. 3',i®4c; seedless, 16-oz. pkg.
6Vs@7'/tc; 12-os. pkg. 3V4©B>fO.
NUTS —Per lb.—Almonds, fancy, IXL. 17c;
Ne Plus Ultra, 16c. Brazils, 14®15c; cocoa
nuts, Ssc®*l.oo; chestnuts, ll®12c; alberta,
14©15 c; hickory, 8c; pecans, XX. 12% c;
XXX, 16c; XXXX. 17c: eastern peanuts, 7c;
Japan peanuts, tie; Spanish peanuts, No. 1
shelled 10c; plnenuts, 20c; No. 1 S. S. wal
nuts, 13 Vj li 14c; No. 2, 10c; Jumbos, 17®
18c; budded, 18@20c; eastern popcorn, cwt.
$3.75; local, cwt. $103.25.
RICE —100 lbs.—Fancy Honduras, Caro
lina $7; choice Honduras, Carolina, $7 rip
7.25; Japan grades, $4.65@5.00; Island, $6.25;
broken, $3.60.
HONEY —Per lb.—Water white, extracted,
7@7V4c; white, extracted, 7c; light amber,
extracted, 6 Vie: water white comb,
lib-frames, 18c: white, comb, frames, 15c;
light amber, comb, frames, ia©l3tje; bees
wax, per lb. 30c. 'A
LIVE STOCK —Packers pay f. v. b. Los
Angeles for beef steers, 4!4Q4'4c; beef
steers, 3>,4@40; beef heifers, 3titi4o: ukil
calves, sc; mutton, weathers, $4.50®&;
mutton, ewes, $3.75®4; mutton, hubs, »3«
3.25; hogs, 7We
POULTRY —Buying prices in the country:
(Per lb.) —Hens, 17©18 c; old roosters, 8c;
stags, Sc: broilers, 1 to 2 lbs, per lb. 24c;
fryers. 2 lbs and up, per lb. 22c; roasters, 3
lbs. and up, per lb. 19c; geese, 16c; ducks,
18c; squab pigeons, dozen, $1.50; turkey
■hen's, 8-lu. and up, 22c; young torn tur
keys, 22c: Old toms. 240.
CHILI —Per lb.—Evaporated, strings, IS
®20c; lose, 18c; Mexican black, italic,
green. 6c; chill tepins, $1.25; Japan. 15c;
corn husks, 7®-oc.
HAY —(Baled). The following quotations
are furnished by the Los Angeles Hay Stor
age Co. (Per ton) —Barley or wheat bay,
$12 500)16.50; tame oat hay, $154 i 16.50; al
falfa, $13.50®15.
MILL FEED—Bran, $1.60; whote corn,
$1 76; cracked corn, $1.80: feed meal, $2;
rolled -barley, $1.00; oil cake meal. $3.50;
shorts, $1.85; Kaffir corn. $2: white oat*.
$1 80; red oats, eastern, $2.25; wheat, ori
ginal sacks, cwt. $2.05; wheat. 100-lb. sack!
$2.10.
Butter and Eggs at Retail
Butter. 2-lb. fancy ao(=
Butter 2-lb. roll, choice SOc
r-noking butter, 2-lb. roll 3018>35c
Eggs, dozen ..■■• «IHO«M
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CH- »AGO, Jan. 4.—Cattle— Receipts esti
mated at MOO. Market weak and 100 lower.
Beeves, $4. 16®.85: Texas steers, »4®5; western
steers »4<5>6.20; stockers and feeders, |5®5.25;
cows and" heifers, »2.10@6 60: calves, 17.25®
9 50
Hogs—Receipts estimated at 25,000. Market
steady. Light, W.76CS-B ;mlxi«l, 58.20@8.70;
heavy, »8.30®5.65; rough, $«. SOS'S. 40; good to
choicV heavy. J8.40@8.65; pigs, S7.3U®S.SS; hulk
of sales at »8.40©8.50.
Receipts estimated at 15,000. Market
steady. Native. »3-7!4f6; weste^j, »3.75@6;
yearlings, t6.CO»jS; native lambs, *6@8.75;
western lambs, 1608.75.
Dully movement of produce—
Receipts. Shipments;
Flour, barrel ■ 27,800" 18,200
Wheat, bushels -22,800 -64,000
Com. bushel 688,700 117,100
Oats, bushels 2*0,600 190.11)0
Rye, bushels ' 1,000
Barley, bushels 53.000 13,600
First Exclusive Private Wire House on the Pacific Coast
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MEMBER NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE •
THE STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. 8. V.
CORRESPONDENTS
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OFFICES— HOTEL ALEXANDRIA. m Welt Fifth St.
HOTEL DEL CORONADO. CoronadO
MILLS 111 II HIM.. Kan Francisco
I'ALACE HOTEL, San Ffanclico •
. Open December 15. '
Pasadena Clients Will Get Instantaneous Service by
Calling Home 119
B. G. LATHROP, Manager
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CLEARING HOUSE BANKS
— 5Xm15~~~~~ " otr>CEttB-
Buadwy .bank & Trust Company Bw . kennet, caaniar.
" * Capital. 1260.000.
108-110 Broadway. Bradbury building. ' Burplu. and Undivided Profits. $205,001.
United States National bank" r. w. mmn. c«m« *'""**};
„ b. corner Main and Commercial. Burplu. and Profits. t78.00«. p
C.uiena i\ationai Bank ' wx' w. woods, cashier.
Capital. $1,000,000.
g W. corner Third and Main. Surpiu.. ttoo.OOO. ——
Clomme.cial National Bank newman ' essick. cashier.
1 * Capital, $200,000.
P iei 6. Spring, corner Fourth. Surplus and Undivided Profits. XB.oo*.
Farmers & Merchants National Bank charles sETLEß.rcaahier. v
Parmers & Merchants National Bank charles skyi>er. caahier.
la Capital. 11,500.000. N
F Corner Fourth and Main. Surplus and Profit., t1.900.0m.
fast Na ional Bank MiV^kSi 1*11*
P 8 b. corner Second and Spring. Bu lv. an.l Pront3. $1.625.00«. »
M• ' ' •*-»«" W. H. lIOLLIDAY. President,
erchants National Bank chas. greenb. casniar.
Capital. $100,000.
8- B corner Third and Spring. Surplus and Profit*. $628.000. ,
'■ '■ _ ... : J. E. FISHBURN. President.
ational Bank of California h. s. mckee. ca.hier.
Capital. 1500.000.
N . E . corner Fourth and Spring. Surplus and Undivided Profit.. $1««.00«,
C. _~~ 6. F. ZOMBRO, Pre.ldent. ,_
.oral national Bank james b. gist. cuuer.
Capital. $300,000.
B. B. corner Fourth and Broadway. Surplus and Undivided Profit., W48.W1.
LQS ANGELES Sjft^mGS^AJKS^^ —•
S' ECXJRIT^T
AVINGS BANK
OLDEST AND LARGEST IN SOUTHWEST •
Resources Over $25,000,000.00
SECURITY BUILDING. FIFTH AND SPRING STREETS
GERMAN AMERiCAN Ml KtSS Ah r
1 ■■ m THE BANK WITH THE *""|
I EFFICIENT SERVICE
S RESOURCESmEED $13fi00.000 °-* 1
J • SPRING* FOURTH STS. I
BUILDING PERMITS
Building permits . issued Tuesday,
classified according to wards:
Permits. Value.
Second ward 2 •*.«•
Third ward 7 l;.. 400
Fourth ward 1 3 >500
Fifth ward 8 M.750
Sixth ward 1 I'™ '
Seventh ward - 500
Ninth ward 1 1 >64- !
Totals 22 »38,745 |
Broadway, 627-33 Cotenants'|
Company Exchange building-, owner;
C. Leonarilt, builder; foundation for
building, $3250.
Fifty-seventh street, 1456 West—L. B.
Burck, 333 South Hill street, owner; T.
G. Rowe, builder; one-story five-room
residence, $1250.
Lake Shore avenue, 1427 — Henry
Truth, at lot, owner; H. Coganell,
builder; alterations of residence, $653.
Bonsallo avenue, Charles, Glock
ner, 724 Wall street, owner; B. R. Lar
son, builder; one-story four-room resi
dence, $1400.
Second street, 111% East; K. Colin, at
lot, owner; Myers & Condon, builders;
alterations of building, $400.
Oxford avenue and Sixth street—Dr.
George L. Palmer, 629 West Thirty
sixth street, owner; Ralph Hamlin,
builder; two-story 10-room residence,
$3500.
Thirty-first street and Fourth ave
nue—Charles D. Wagner, 1203 • New
Hampshire street, owner and builder;
one-story six-room residence, $2COO.
Los Angeles street, 202 South—Perry
Hellman, owner; J. O'Connor, builder;
alterations of building, $iuo.
Forty-first street, S'l7 East—James S.
Kershaw, 703 Kast Forty-second street,
owner and builder; one-story five-room
residence, $IBUO.
Sixty-sixth street, 233 West—P. J.
Leaver, San Fernando building, owner
and builder; one-story five-room resi
dence, $1200.
Sixty-sixth street, 229 West—Same
as above.
Third street, 216 West—L. H. Lipp
man, 256 South Los Angeles street,
owner: Alexander & Brown, builder;
alterations of building, $1000.
Wilton place and Fourth street—.T.
Jones, 1283 Ohio street, owner; W. A.
Hicks, builder; two-story eight-room
residence, $3500.
rioto street, 659 South—P. V. Ollvareii,
856 South Soto street, owner; C. Ij.
Brewer, builder; one-story five-room
residence, $1642.
Scott avenue, 1511—Lillian Levwav.
17110 Edgar street, owner and butldar;
Kimjsley drive and Third street—W.
lU-story seven-room reitdence, $-800.
Hoover street, 4301—Louis Kntuer,
ownei and builder; two story 11-room
ince, $3000.
O. Redmond, 265 West Forty-fifth stree
Forty-seventh street, 1337 West—l. Q,
Redmond, -'t;.'. West Forty-fifth Si
owner and builder; one-story six-room
residence, $1800.
Crenshuw boulevard and Pioo street
—L. M. Woodward, owner and builder;
ory nine-room residence, $3500.
C. Harrs, 632 Alexandria avenue, owner
ami buildar; one-story seven-room resi
dence. $3500.
Sixty-fifth street, 392 West — Don
Fowler, 1638 Grover Rtreet. owner and
builder; one-story three-room retjdi
1900.
Spring street, 644 South—H. IJ. Boyn
ton, owner; J. A. Crork, builder; alter
ations of building, $400.
COTTON AND WOOL
NEW YORK, Jan. 4.— Spot cotton closed
quiet 20 points lower. Middling uplands, 115.90;
middling gulf. $18.15. No sales.
Futures closed steady. January, (15.68; T-vb
ruary. 15.85; March, $15.90; April, 16.95; May,
Si.;. 17: June, $16.00; July. $1«.15: Auirußt, 13.70;
September, 14.40; October, $13.(9; December,
|l£ IS,
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 4.—W00) unchanged; medi
hip grades, combing and clothing, 24®2»c;
Ucht line. 22®27c; heavy fine, WaSlc; tub
washed, tMffla. .
11l "I Told You®
so" la what we are hearing
ff on every aide. "I knew you would \^\
ff get over a million dollars on deposit. A
l\ the first year. How could you do II
II otherwise? It is only a question of IS
ft the people finding out the con- VI ■
ii venlonce of doing business at your ¥
» bank all the time and you will grow M
II faster than any bank on the coast." If
%ML uisirrnusa
>^^KSil3 ni'ic AND hi'KiNQ *^^|^
,
NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS'
MEETING OF THE MINERS AND
MFKCIIANTS BANK.
Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular annual stockholders' meeting of
the Miners and Merchants bank will
be held at their "branch" banking
room at 847 Central avenue on January
10, 1310, at 3:30 p. m., for the purpose
of electing- nine directors and such
other business as may come befora
the meeting.
It Is desired that all be present. ,
RALPH E. DOBBS. Secretary.
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
BOSTON
BOSTON, Jan. 4.—Two cars coil. Colder.
Murkct unchanged.
NAVELS-Tulip T C C Ex Porterville, 11. SO.
LEMONS—Protection Fy Ohio Lemon Co,
$3.00; Clubhouso Ohio Lemon Co, $2.60.
■XXV? YORK
NEW YORK, Jan. 4 —Four cars navels ami
three cars lemons sold. Both oranges and
Unions easier and lower on poor, chilled stock.
Weather clear and cold.
NAVELS
Golden Orchard Fy Or Ind FCo JI.7S
Citrus Belle Sd Ind F Co 1.40
Independent Fy Grower! ]■' Co 2.60
Independent Ch Growers F Co , 2.15
Marguerite Xc C C 1.60
H and M Brand XeCCU 2.40
Heart ? "-45
Gulden State T C C Ex 105
Watchuma T C C Ex ...: I."S
LJEMONB— Fv Bparr F Co, $4.06; Lo
tengo Fy Span, $3.15; Circus Xc Sparr. J5.65;
Del Oro Ch Span, $2.60: Artillery Or C C 11,
$2.35; El Oro Sd CC U. »-M.">; Bueke Ch
Ohio Lemon Co, $2.20; Protection IV Ohio
Li moil Co, $3.40.
CITRUS FRUIT SHIPMENT 3
Or. Lem. Ttln
Sunday and Mon. Jan. 2-3 74 3 Si
Total to date this season . 1330 604 193<
Total to date last season ISIiT 665 5532
FRUIT MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. ».-<l;i»s-Fi ncy.
7Bc9tli common. 50565 c.
. rrt«« |7O».
tn litres—NHvals. 11,464]
Mexican lln.es. $4®t.So.
-Common CalLou..ft, ;.-. :,'2.fcO!.
good to choice, $3(g3.50; I*W. J4®4.
Tropical fruits—Bananaf. K>c4jS.!lj pineap
ples, $2@2.50. . •, V
CALIFORNIA DRIP a FRUITO
NEW YORK, Jan. 4.- i^apomlH aiM'IC.4
steady: spot fancy now c-'P. lOVtiJU:: choice
9c; prime, ©714 c; old crtu, prime, '.. uurri
moo to fair, C4i«iic.
Prunes barely bteady; CalifornU, 2%ffßc;
OrcKons, 6©9 c.
Apricots steadyi choice. U*«CU%<!s ;•*'■"»
choice. lHi©J2ci fancy, ERi«UH«.
Peaches Btoady; choice, «%iß7ci ntrk
choice, 7®7Vic; fancy,, 7%»iSi\ I
Balsins dull; loose Muscatels, 435 c; cho)c«.
to fancy seeded. 6®«*c: scedle** ai»Ssc; ln.*
don lave: 8. «l.Wi©t.So.
BUTTER, EGGS*AND CHEESE
CHICAGO, Jan. 4.—Butter Pte»d); Cfmm*
erle«, MfMc; dairies, My-We.
i: KS s-n<-ivilr.ts, 4472 cams. Market firm. At
mark, cases Included, U'-J' ■.<:. flrsts, • Win;
prims firsts, I 31c.
Cheese steady; daisle*. !S\ffl7^! T«lnf.
ic,,«nG',ic: Young ■ Aincrlcm. W/»c; txmg
Horns. MM*. -
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