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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
LIQUIDATION OF
STOCKS ACTIVE
MARKET WEAK BUT CAUSE IS
NOT OBVIOUS
MUCH GOSSIP CENTERS ABOUT
ROCK ISLAND CHANGES
Influence Brought to Bear to Makej
Disapproval of Road's Manage
ment Effectual —Several Ex
planations Advanced
[Associated Pressl
NEW TORK. Jan. 6.—Speculative liquidation
was renewed In the stock market today with
much the same appearance of urgency as on
the opening day of the New Year. There waa
no 14 per cent money rate today to account
for tits weakness of the slock market and
other nominal explanations were advanced,
Many of these bcrc an appearance of ni> ro
surmise, tho busiest of which centered about
Rock Island, Its recent stock market history
and the personal element connected v.'Kh It.
The personal phase ot' the discussion was a
supplement to tho gossip brought out by the
reccntric bulgo ot 3114 points in the stock,
followed by a total relapse, all within tlti
apace of fifteen minutes on the day after tho
Clirlatmas holiday Interval.
Rumors were plentiful regarding tho scope
and the power of the Influence* beinpr used to
make effective the desired disapproval of the
Rock Island market management.
The principal Belling of the day wad attrib
uted to the retirement of speculative commit
ments which had been prompted by this dis
ciplinary movement.
More substantial grounds for the weakness
Of Block! were found in other factors. Tor
one thine the unexpected stringency of th«
money tnarket after the first of the year and
Ihe absence of Investment demand for stocks
growing out of the annual disbursements of
profits have proved a disappointment.
One of Difficulties
One of the difficulties encountered in hnld-
Imr ovar through the autumn was the fall In
the banking surflus to near 'the vanishing
point in November.
The wholesale shifting of loans then re
sorted to In order to avert a deficit Involved
the assumption of obligations which are be
lieved to be coming: due now. The money
market facilities for meeting these obligations
are less than expected and liquidation in face
1 i languid speculation demand la necessary.
The relief afforded to the loan account of
tiie tian*ks in November was secured partly,
It is believed, by large advances from surplus
treasury funds of the great corporations.
These had to be recalled In connection with
tlr; enormous annual settlements.
The. course of events at Washington divided
attention with the happenings within financial
district and were given their share of respon
sibility for the action of thff mnrket. Last
prices witre about the lowest of the day and
the tone was acutely weak when operations
were concluded. ,
Bonds were easy. Total sales par value
$4,960,000. D, 8. 4'e coupon declined 14 per
cent on call.
NEW YORK STOCKS
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wll
■on, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angelea.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.— Following were the
Quotations today:
Bales. Stock. His*. Low. Bid. Ask.
100 Allts-Chalmers ...1494 1«% 11% 15
100 do preferred .... 64% 64% M', 5414
64,300 Amalgam Copper.. 89% 8694 Hi", l.v,
600 Am Beet Sugar .. 46% 4614 4*5 ■ 40%
do preferred l' 2 tt:i%
1.700 Am Can Co 13% 13% 13 1314
700 do preferred .... 8114 81 8114 81%
2,500 Am Car & Fdy .. 721» 71 71 7114
do preferred N 118% 120
100 Am Cotton Oil .... 67% 6714 Mli 6714
do preferred 103 107
Am Express 300 315
1,000 Am Ice Securities. 25% 25 25 25V4
809 Am Unseed 1714 1694 1614 17
700 do preferred .... 4614 44 « 46
1,200 Am Locomotive... 61 60 5314 60
200 do preferred 114% 114 114 115
20,800 Am Smelt & Ref..103 100% 10014 l'K)%
200 do preferred ....11174 111% lli'i 111%
I 1,100 Am Sugar 122% 121% 121 122%
i do preferred 120% 121
I 1,000 Am Steel Fdy .... 654 6414 64% 65
I 4,500 Am T & T Co 140% 14014 14014 14"%
100 Am Tob pfd 04!» 0414 941 i 94%
I Am Woolen 86 37
ft 200 do preferred 102% 102% 10214 102%
■ 5,200 Anaconda 6294 50% BOH 60%
■ 2,500 Atlantic C Line ...13714 136 136 18614
■ 1,800 AT & Santa Fe.,123% 121 121% 12Ui
H 1,000 do preferred ....JO4 10314 10394 10374
■ 100 Bait & Ohio 11894 117% 11714 117%
I 100 do preferred .... 92% 92% 02 83
I 2,700 B R T 70% 7814 78% 75%
■ 900 Canadian Pacific..lßl% 18014 180% 181 |
,6,400 C & O 92 89% 89% 90
I 100 C & A 66% «6% 66 66%
■1,400 C& G W (new) .. 85% 35 So 8614
Hf.loo do preferred .... Mli 6214 02% 62%
■,300 C& N W 181 178% ITS 17814
■,300 CM& St P 167 16594 X.5% 166%
S&300 do preferred ....171% 17114 171 17114
;Mioo Central Leather ..48 47 47 4714
Btoo do preferred 10»»4 10814 10814 Kn<%
■■ Cent of N J 805 315
Jfiv CCC& St L .... 82% 80% 80 . 8015
Sal . do preferred 104 108%
"Jet* Colo Fuel & Iron.. 43!4 47% 47% 41
HSR . do preferred 116 120
■id Col Hock C & 1.. 8214 ill Dl% 91%
;'A)Co!a Southern ....6814 67% 6714" Mli
§B||B do Ist preferred 81 82
|^^H) do 2.1 preferred.. 8014 8014 >•'> 81
ft Consolidated Ga5..160 157% 157% 158
1 Corn Produces .... 22% 2214 22- 22%
L J da preferred .... 85',i 8494 8414 8514
P^-*,~,Del & Hudson ....183 182 181% 183
*&.*'.. 'D L. & W -650 600
5,000 d& r a 61% GO to 6014
600 do prefelTcd .... 83 7,4 S3 8214 831»
400 Distill Securities.. 3614 36% 86% 37
300 Duluth S S & A. .1814 mi 17' IS
400 do preferred .... 31% 44% 8314 33%
15.300 Brie 34% 3314 3314 3314
6,900 do Ist preferred.. C 214 61 50% 61
900 do 2d preferred.. 41% 4114 4014 40%
300 Gen Electric 160 159% 169% 160
1,500 Gt North Ore ....79% 79 73 79%
•4,800 Gt North pfd ....143% 141% 14114 141%
400 Illinois Central.... 147 146 14614 146! i
7,700 Inter Metro 2414 2314 81% 23%
6,400 do preferred .... 6114 6914 69% 50%
200 Inter Paper 1514 1514 15% 16 p
300 do preferred .... 68 67% 68 60
I 900 Inter Pump .6214 61% 61% 61%
do preferred 89% 89%
100 lowa Central 29 29 28% 2914
do preferred 62 53
1,600 X C Southern .... 43% , 43 43 43"i
1,000 do ' preferred. .... 7014 70% 70 70%
200 L X & Western... 25% £6 25% 26%
do preferred 6114 II
■"400 L& N 159% 158 15714 158
300 Mackay 9114 91 9114 91%
200 do preferred .... 7714 7714 77 77%
...'... Manhattan 136 189
. . Metro St By 20 23
2,100 Mcx Central • 26 26% 25% 25%
Minn &St L 61 164
do preferred 83 88'
200 MStl' &8 8 M..140 13S'. a 13914 33914
do preferred 165 167
34 700 Mo Kan & Texas.. 6114 40% 49% 4914
600 do preferred .... 74% 74 73% 74
1,800 Mo Paclnc 72 71 70% 71
200 Natl Lead 8914 8814 88 88%
do preferred ... 110 110%
'"ioo Natl Biscuit 115 115 US 110%
do preferred 121 121
"i"ioo N V Air Brake .. 94 94 92<4 94
'mo n v Central 124% 122% 122% 12314
' .NYC& St li 63 65
do Ist preferred 105 110
NT N II & H Urn IBS
TfiOO N V Ont & W.... 60 48% 48% 4Jli
3800 Norf & Western...loo% 118% 0814 ■ Mtf
do preferred 88 »0 I
'"406 N American 83 S2<4 8214 S2'/j
6'WONraclno 143% 14211 142% 14.1
...'... Omaha ISO JM
. ,1,, preferred 160 in
■"■.oil.Pa, Coast 11714 11714 118 US
j,100P»olUo Mall « <»% i"'» '««
35 lUO Pennsyl RII .-■•}« im U» , I' 1.
1 700 Peoples Uas 11514 11614 11414 11414
KM Pittsburg Coal .... 27% 26% 2614 27
1,300 do preferred .... M 1.114 81% 62%
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS
.*< Shipment* of oranges and lemon* <•■
<«> from Los Angeles Sunday and Monday, '^p
<•> January '.' and [i, were 74 carloads ■••>
m of oranges and 9 carloads of lemons. ■•
<•> Total to date there have been shipped <•>
•• > 1034 carloads, of which 604 have been <*
<»> lemons. I.list HMOI to date there ■•
•>> wore shipped ISM carloads, of which <&
<•> 605 were lemons. <$>
6,200 P C C 4 Bt L ....10014 9!) 9914 100
■ do preferred 110 120
600 Press Steel Car .. 61% tfi'i MV4 51
100 11 preferred ....10714 10714 108 108
1,600 Ry Steel Spring .. E094 It !•>' ■ 49%
do preferred 105 106%
93,700 Reading 17014 167 16714 16714
200 do Ist preferred.. 06 96 93 9.1!4
100 do id preferred.. 109 109 105 108
700 public I & GS.. 45 4114 4414 II
300 do preferred ....104 101 104 105
214.700 Rock Island Co .. 6414 47% 47% 48 •'
14,400 do preferred .... 83 86% SO B>i%
900 Sloss Shelf S & 1.. SO 86 85 86
do preferred 118 119
St L 4 S r1 pf 7014 72
2,400 do 2d preferred.. 80 57?! 6714 68
-1,700 St L & s \v 31 S3 33Vi 3314
, 700 do preferred .... 7714 76% 76% .77
12,000 Southern Pacific. ..l.lßVb 13314 13514 1.15%
8,100 Southern Ry 33% 8214 32% 32%'
2,600 do preferred .... 75 7314 7314 7;:,
1 100 Term Copper 89*4 8914 .19 3914
1,100 Texas Pacific ....35% 35 3514 35'
600 Third Aye 19 is IS 1814
i 1,400 To) St L& W .... 64% F,3% 5314 63% 1
1,200 do preferred .... 71% 70% 70% 71 |
1 100 Twin City R T ..116% 116% 118% 116%
. Union H & Paper 11% 13 I
do preferred 73 76
80,100 union Pacific 103% 200% 20014 200%
700 do preferred ....10314 102% 102 103 j
1 100 Un R.ls of S F .... 41 40% JOl4 40%
400 do preferred .... 71 71 70 70V4 ,
Us C I Pipe 31 112 .
100 do preferred .... Bal4 »314 83V'. 53%
«,800U S Ruhliar 6114 SO 60 5014 I
100 do Ist preferred..llsl4 115% 115 115%
do 2d preferred 83 5314
202,200 U S Steel Cor .... 8914 8714 87 5714 ■
2,800 do preferred ....12414 123% 12374 12414!
6,100 Utah Copper 8974 6814 5314 r.8% |
2.!«il) VaCar Cfiem Co .. 64% M% 5314 63% i
200 do preferred ....12814 12814 128 128V4
10,300 Wabash 26% 2414 -!'< 21%
18,500 do preferred .... 6314 664 56% 66%
Wells-Fargo Ex 170 200 ]
900 Western Union ...75% 76 7614 764 i
700 Weatlnghouae 82 82 81 flli '
100 W&I. E ..." 9% 6% 9U 9% !
200 do Ist proferredl. 2214 22% 22 . 22% |
101) do 2d preferred.. 1214 '''-'i 1114 1114
500 Wise Central 50 4914 «i 50
900 Am II & Leather.. 814 8 74 714
800 do preferred .... 47 46% 4814 47
Am As & Chem 47% 48
do preferred 99
100 Beth Steel 3314 3314 3314 34
do preferred ti3l4 67
700 Nat Enam & S ... 27% 27 27 2714
do preferred 90 100
200 Pac Tel & Tel .... 48 46 46% 46£ -
do preferred 90 M
200 T7 S Realty 8t 8314 8214 8814
1.100 Weal Maryland .. 5214 61 60% 5114
Total 1.246,300 shares.
NEW YORK BONDS
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wll-
Eon, 212 West Fifth street. Los Angeles.
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.—Following' were, the
closing quotations today: Bid. Ask.
Atchlson Gen 4s 10014 10014
do Cony 43 122H 123
D & O Ist 4s 99 9914
B II T i- 8614 87
Colorado Industrial Bs 82 8314
U S Realty Be 9°
Rock Island Col 4s 83 8214
Southern Pacific Ref 4s 94% 94%
do Col 4s 9114 92
do Cony 4s 106% 106%
Union Pacific Ist 4s 100% 10114
do Cony 4s 11814 116
U S Steel 6s 105 10614
United Railway 4a 75
Wabash Deb 4s 76% 77
Western Pacific Ba 97% 98
Japanese 4a 8814 f«!4
do Ist 414 a Ml 4 96V*
do 2d 414 a 93% 9414
U S 2s Reed 101 101%
do Coupon 101
U s 33 RegJ 101% 10214
d« Coupon 101% 10214
US 4S Ueil 1"% ÜBH
do Coupon H5 li"
Panama 2s 10*4 10114
do 19353 •^^^ 100% 10114
TREASURY STATEMENT
WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. s.—The condi
tion of the treasury nt the beginning of busi
ness today waa as follows:
Gold coin |8T8.49«.a«9
Silver dollars 487,229,000
Sliver dollars of 1800 3,9?.<i.n00
Silver certificates outstanding 487,229,000
GENERAL FUND
Standard silver dollars In general
fund ' 2,406,333
Current liabilities 109.070.105 !
Working balance In treasury offices. 29,480,527 I
In banks to credit of treasurer of
the U. S 36.078 77.! ■
Subaldlaiy silver coin 16.191.129
Minor coin 913M5.000
Total balance in general fund 8J,59J,ji6
FINANCIAL NOTES
W. R. Clark has resigned as president of
the Federal bank of Los Angeles. W. D.
Woolwlne h:i« I" en eleoted to fill the vacancy.
Maynard Ounsul, formerly of Alburiuerque,
N M was elected vloe president to sue d
V. s. Stetson, resigned. Th? other officials
are John Chaffey, vice president, and J. H.
Gondhue, cashier.
Rudolph Bchallc,' Arthur Barnwell, jr., «■ ni
ter Kutzler and Alexander Cameron, Jr., are
members of the reorganised Him of Sebalk,
Barnwell & Co., New York, bankers and
brokers, who have extensive interests In Los
Angeles.
Hollywood by unanimous vote decided In
favor of JlOO.oi'O bond lsme for a new Poly
technic hjgh si hool building. The money may
be available about January IS.
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
SAN FRANCISC. Jan. 5.— Beans— Pink,
|3 7;®l; lima, $4.1094.20; small white, $4.50®
4.85; large white, $B.SB®a t«. .
Potatoes— Oregon Burnanks, 11.1501.25; Sa
linas Burbanks, 11.1501.36; mcrced sweets,
T1.C0JT1.65. '
Onions—Fancy, $1.10; common, $1.
Various—Green pi at. old, s'idlc; string
beans, nominal; egg plant, Texas, 12V4CUBO
box; green peppers, 55f7c; tomatoes, 73c®$l-s'>:
rhubarb. !Hff'7oi garlic. 6@7c; cucumbers, hot
house, 11101.80; mushronrns, 2fieOH.9s.
■ Poultry—Llva turkeys, «1®84«; dressed tur
keys 274?29c; roosters, old. J-I^il; roosters,
young. J6.5059; broilers, small, J3.80if1.50;
broilers. large, $4.50«i3; fryers, $T..r,0/il. r
hens, »5@10; ducks, old, $4®6; ducks, young.
$7@9; geese, *_"":<: pigeons, old, 110*1.25;
pigeons, young, $2®2.50.'
Flour—Family extras, J6.«0®7: baker?' ex
tras, $«.60@7; Oregon and Washington, $S.GO®
C 90.
Wheat— Shipping, SI.9S«J2: milling, Jl-.95.
Barley-Feed, Sl.47Vt#l.Boi brewing, $1.50®
1.68V>; chevalier, SI 1.65.
Oats-Red, »1.6254@1.75; white, 51.70®1.75;
black, $2.20(88.40.
Mlllstuffs— Middlings, $34iir36; mixed feed,
$2S«i'33; rollod barley. *31 32: oatmeal, $4.40(tj!
4.60; oat groats, $4.t10; rolled oats, $:j!>*i 10.
Hay—Wheat. 514@19.50; wheat and oat, $13®
17; oat, wild, JlOiiill; oat, tame, $12@16; alfalfa.
$9*»12 straw, BOOTHS,
llecelpts—Flour. 3472; barley, 1415: oats, 370;
corn. 25: potatoes. 7725; onions, 20; bran, 20;
hay, 187; hides, 300: wine, 30,700.
COFFEE AND SUGAR
NEW YORK, Jan. C— Coffee— Futures closed
steady, net •> point! higher to 5 points lower.
Bales, 13,000 bin Including: March. $7; April,
$7.05; May, $7.10: July, $7.20©7.25; September,
$7.20@7.25; October, $7.20; December; $7.1.".
Spot, steady; No. 7, Itlo, 8 U-l(9Mo; No. 4,
Santos, 9c.
Mild, quiet; cordova, 'lllMc
Sugar—Raw, quiet; refined, steady; cut loaf,
J.'j &r<; crushed, $5.75; mould a, $5.40; cubeß,
$5.30; XXXX powdered, 15.20 powdered, $5.15;
granulated, $fi.<u; diamond a, $5.06; confection
ers' a, $4.85; No. 1, $4.80; No. 2, $4.75; No. 3,
HIS: No. 4, ?4.(i',; No. D, $4.60; No. 0, $1.r.0;
No. 7. $1.50; No. 8, $4.45; No. 9, $4.40; No. 1(1,
(4.35; No. 11, $1.30; No. 12, $4.:';,; No. 13, $1.20;
No. 14, H.M. /
LOS ANGELES HERALD: THURSDAY MORNING, JAM AHV 6, 1910.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
son, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles, mem*
bei New York Stock exchange, Chicagp board
01 trade, Stock and Bond exchange of San
Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6.—The following
were the closing quotations: Bid. Ask.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS-
Aasoclated Oil Co 5s 98%
Bay Counties Power Co 5s 103% 103%
Cal Central Gas and Elec as 10314
Oa,l Gas and El Gen M & C T 65..10014 100%
California St Cable Co Bs 103
California wine Assn 5s 87 90
City Electric Co 5a 91 92%
j Contra Conta Water Co 59 100
do Gen Mtg 5s 95
Edison Elee Co of L A 6s 101%
Ferries and Cliff House liy 6 105
Hawaiian Com and S 5s 106
Lake Tahoe Ky and T Co 5s 911 100
Los Angeles Else Co 5a 10114
Los Angelas Gas and El Co 5s . 10114
Los Angeles Railway 6s 10S%
Los Angeles Lighting (3d 5s 10214
I. A Pac R R Ist Con Mtg 6s ....106
L A Pac R X of Cal 5s 10SH
Market Street Cable 6a 103%
! do Ry Ist Cons Mtg 5s 102%
M V and Mt Tamalpals S Ry 5s ..100
; Northern Ry Co of Cal 5s 114%
Northern Cal Power Co 5a 102 105
Northern Electric Co 5s 90% 93
I Oakland Gas Light and H 6s 10314
| Oakland Transit Co 6s 1101,4
Oakland ranslt 53 108
j Oakland Transit Con 5s 105
1 Oakland Traction Con 6s 95
! Oakland Traction Co 5s 9314 84
i Oakland Water -o Gtd 5s 97
Omnibus Cable Railway 6s 10S14
. Pacific Gas Imp is 87
| Pacific Electric Ry Co 5a 10614
Paclno Light and Power Co 6s .... 9214 ...'
I Pac Light and Power Gtd 6s 10014
Pacific Tel and Tel Co 5a 100
Park and Cliff House Ry 6s 99
: Park anil Ocean R R 6s J
| Peoples Water Co 6s 73 ...
: Powell Street Railway 6s 10114
i Sacto Elec Gas and Ry 6s 10214
S F Oak and San Jose Ry 5s ..106 10614
do 2d Mtg Bs 9314
S F Oak and S J Con Ry 6s .... 9414 9514
■ Sierra Ry of Cal 6s 10814
j B 1' R R of Ariz (is 1910 100
1 S P X R of Cal 6s 1912 105
I S P R R of Cal Ist c gtd g 6s ....11514
|S P Branch Ry of Cal 6s 12714
S P It R Co Ist Refg 4s 94% 951 i
8 V Water Co Gen Mtg 4s 8914 89%
United Gas and Elec Co 5s ' 93%
Un R R of S F 4s i 73% 74
Val Ben and Napa V R R 6s 75
Valley Counties PoweV Co 6s 101
WATER STOCKS—
Marln County 60 ...
Spring Valley Water Co 42%
GAS AND ELECTRIC STOCKS—
i City Electric Co .' 49 49%
N Cal Power Co Con 47 ...
Pacific Lighting Corp pfd 75
do common 51% ...
INSURANCE STOCKS—
California Ins Co 81
Fireman's Fund 230 23714
STREET RAILROAD STOCKS—
California 13214 160
Presidio 22
POWDER STOCKS—
Qlant Consolidated Co 78 79
SUGAR STOCKS—
Hawaiian Com and Sugar Co 3714 38
Honokaa Sugar Co 19 20
Hutchlnaon Sugar Plantation 16%
Kilauea Sugar Plantation Co 14% I'M
Makawell Sugar Co 5114 53
Onomea Sugar Co 51 6214
Paauhau 8 P Co .. 27% 23
Union Sugar Co 67
OIL STOCKS—
Associated Oil Co 4914 49%
Sterling Oil and Dov Cc 314 414
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS—
- laska Packers Assn 8614 87
Cal Fruit Canners Assn 100 10014
M V and Mt Tamalpals 3 Ry ....105
Pac Auxiliary Fire Alarm 3
Pacific Coast Borax Co 1."4
Pac Tel and Tel pfd 96
do common 47
Morning salesi--27.000 Cal Gas and Elec 5s
at 100%; 15,000 S P Refg 4s at 95; 1000 City
Klec 6s at 91%; 9000 Spring V Water 4s at
80%; 23.000 do at 8914; 20 Alaska at 8614; 75
Assd Oil at 60; 25 City Elec at 4914; 10 do at
4'J%; 40 Hawaiian at 37<4; 85 Makawell at 51;
5 Cal Fruit Can at 10014; 60 Paauhau at 27:
90 Pac Borax at 154; 40 Pac Tel pfd at 9614;
100 Spring V Water at 44.
Afternoon sales—looo S P Rof 4s at 95; 200
do at 94'»; 15,000 Bay C P 5s at 103%: 2000
Cal Gas and Elec 5s at 100%; 1000 Market
St 5s at 103; 6000 Un R X 4s at 73%; 1000 Oak
Transit 5s at 108; 60 Assd Oil at 50; City
1:1, i- at 48%; 10 Spring V Water at 4814; 10 do
at 43U; 15 do at 43; 310 do at 4214; 170 do
I at 42%. ■----. --■_;;;
NEW YORK COTTON
I Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wll
: ] eon, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
I NEW YORK, Jan. (.—Cables this morning
were again surprisingly poor, so that the mar
' ket opened at a sharp recession. Bull support
was quickly In evidence anil, as the- decline
1 ('ld not extend into new ground, the market
abovo 16c appeared to have been pretty well
liquidated on Monday and yesterday. Liver
pool was a seller on arbitrage, but buying
from the usual bull quarters together with a
i brisk demand from the southwest oh the ex
pectation of a bullish glnners' report on Mon
day brought a alow recovery to abov« last
, night's prices. On the advance heavy profit
taking appeared from Wall street and Chi
cago houses which held the market in check
through the early afternoon somewhat above
yesterday's closing level. It Is generally ex
pected that'the pinners' report will be bullish
enoush, but there appears to be a growing
Ineuination to take profits on the advances.
Liverpool cables were dua to come unchanged
to I - lower, but that market opened barely
steady 'A lower on near months, and 4 lower
on late months. At l-':ir, p. m market was
easy at a net decline of B>i to 10 points. Later
cable reported a recovery of v to l point
from 12:15 o'clock. Spots are In moderate de
mand and s lower at 8.28. Sales were 7000,
Including 6IMO American.
Market ranges folow:
Open. High. Low. Close.
January 15,57 , 15.74 15.35 15.35-15
February 1575 15.83 15.77 15.P.5-I5
March 18-80 15-9? I:'° 15.40-50
Aprl 1 48-1*
May 108 M.M 18 '■" 15.60-67
| Jun9 ■" '. 16.00 ■ 16.00 16.00 15.51-53
July ld.oa 16.23 15.57 16.8T-66
Aueust 15.55 15.73 15.33 15.22-30
September 14.33 14.4S 14.05 M '"''- '
October 13-63 13.79 13.45 13.40-50
December 13-31 13.43 13.23 13.10-15
Spot cotton—ls.Bo. Excited. 10 lower.
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
SAN pr:DRO, Jan. s.—Arrived: Steamship
Santa Rosa, from Ban Diego I steam schoener
i , idena, from Albion; steam schooner Doris,
from Bray'" Harbor via Redondo; steam
i. r Sr.moa, from San Diego.
Sailed: Steamship Santa Ilosa, for San
Francisco via Redondo; steam schooner
Shasta, for Belllngham via San Franelaco;
ti imer Hanalei. for Kan Francisco direct;
I pchooner Samoa, for Cuspar via San
Francisco.
SAN I'ItANI'ISCO, Jan. 6— Arrived: Steamer
National City, Irom Ban Pedro; steamer Van
Guard, from Bad Pedro; ateatner Norwood,
from Banta Barbara; steamer Coos Bay, from
San Pedro.
galled Steamer Norn» City, for San Pedro.
ST .liillN, Jan. 6.—Sailed: Mount Temple,
for London.
FOREIGN SHIPPING
BUBZ, Jan. s.—Arrived: Keraun, Tacoina
via Y"liohnnm, etc., for Liverpool.
I'LVMnITH, Jan. I).—Arrived: Teutonic,
\ ■. York, for Cherbourg and Southampton.
SOUTHAMPTON. .lan. C—Sailed: St. Louis.
New Yr.'k vl« Charbourg «n* Queen»town.
HA.MUinW, J"n. s.—Arrived: Siilatls, Ta
coma: ylu Havre.
in'NO KONii, Jan. s.—Arrive*; (Prevlous
lyl Aao, Hun Frapclsoo, Honolulu and Toko
liunm via Huvre.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. C—Arrived: Cymric, New
ST. Jan. 2.—Bflll«d: Hutton
nruod, from T* ima, <^ueen«town.
BDUTHAMPTON, Jan. r>.- ■Atlad: Prlnz
«rlch WllhaJm, N«w York via Cherbourg.
NEW TOBK, Jan, B. Ballad: Ilmbrla, Liv
erpool, X" win Vlotorla, Hiimburu;
Cadrle, AiorM, etc.
FINANCIAL
LOS ANOEI.EP. Jan. 5.-nank clearings
were $3,166,721.24, an increase of t502.2U8.79 a.s
compared with the corresponding date of laat
year. Following Is a comparative statement:
J909. 190§. 1907.
Monday $3,1W,t4t.4l 12.881,4 M. 61 $1,818,783.7!
Tuesday :',754.2ii3.00 I,MMM.tt 1,461,250.14
Wednesday. 3,166,721.24 2.264,454.45 1,462,001.53
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Trading on the Los Angeles dtock exchange
yesterday was but fair.
The first Kale In the bond list was made
by the Home Telephone and Telegraph com
pany, when five of bonds Hold at 86. There
were five more offered at 87, but the quotation
1 MHQI7' Associated Oil bonds were
strong and fairly active, closing iS'iltlOO.
Union Transportation bonds showed strength,
closing 951. •
nk stock were not active, and quotatlona
were not changed from Tuesday's close. It
lated by a broker who i» familiar with
the bank stocks that the prices on many of
the prominent banks would undoubtedly ad
vance if the rest of the market would show
ilgns of activity.
The Edison issues were quiet, and the price
was the same as TUeaday. The sugar stocks
have been quoted regularly this week, and It
looks as though there would tie some trading
In this class of security before long. The
augar stocks listed on the exchange pay a
regular monthly dividend. The Home issues
were run -up during the afternoon and closed
strong at birdah% for the preferred and 9@loVi
on the common. Loy Amrelea Investment has
changed handfl to the extent of some 2000
shares this week, 600 being sold Wednesday,
the price averaging around 2:is'i. San Diego
Home Telephone wai strong, selling at 24], i
ami Closing MttOWi This stock goes on a
quarterly dividend basis this year instead of
monthly, the rate being tho fame.
Associated Oil and Union Oil were the prin
cipal oil stocks traded In. Associated sold up
to 50H, while Union Oil w:is selling at 103.
Morning Sales
5 Home Tel Co bonds at S'J; 200 L A Inv Co
at 2.98; 100 do at 1.68H: 100 do at 2..18V3; 10 San
Diego Home at 24.25; 60 Assd Oil (B30) at 50.&0;
30 do at 50; 20 do at 50.12't; 40 Union at 103.75;
1 do at 104; 20 do at 103 K>...
Afternoon Sales
200 L A Investment Co at 2.98; 10 Am ret
Com at 76.25; 40 Assd Oil (B30) at 60.60; 60 do
at 60.12!*; 20 M-jc Pet Ltd common at 27.75.
Bonds
Bit. AakiiL
Associated Oil Co m 100
i'iillt Pac Ky 04. 105
Corona City Water Co M 101
Corona Power and W Co S. r > 100
Cucarnonga Water Co 95 100
Edison El Co la R 101
lid Eleo Co old issue 104 106
Home Telephone Co S5Vi 87
Home Tel Co Ist Refg 75 80
L. A Pac Ist Con Mtgs 107"4
L A and Pasadena El Ry 95 108
L. A Railway Co 108 110
I A Traction Co 6s 107 11*
L A Traction Co 63 104 109
Mission Trans and R Co 96
Pac Elec Ry Co 108 lib
Pac Light and Power Co 93
Pasadena H T and T Co 80
Pomona Con Water Co 96
Riverside H T and T Co SO
Riverside Light and F Co 101
S Monica II T and T Co 80
8 Diego H T and T Ist Mtgs .. .. SO
Santa Barbara Klec Ry 94
T< mescal Water Co 99
United Elec Q and P Co 101
Union Transportation Co 95H 97
T S L D T and T Co 80
Vlsalla Water Co 100
Whlttler H T and T Co 90
Banks
nn Art
All Night and Day Bank 115.00 140.00
American Savings Bank 111.00 170.00
lid way Bank and Trust 140.00
Central National Bank 175.00 185.00
Citizens National 220.00 235.00
Commercial National 143.00
Equitable Havings Bank 175.00 210.00
Farm and Meroh National 285.00
Tederal Bank of L A 14.00
First National 625.00
German American Savings • 345.00
Globe Savings Bank 126.00 150.00
Home Say Bank of L A 112.00 120.00
Merchants National 630.00 .....
Merchants Bank and Tr Co 196.00
National Bank of Cal 190.00
Security Savings Bank 375.00 410.00
The Southern Trust Co 72.00 80.00
Industrial and Public Utilities
Bid. Askcid.
Cal Portland Cement Co 115.00
Edison Electric pfd 80.00 83.00
Edison Electric common 60.00 63.00
Hawaiian Com and Sub 37.00 33.00
Home Telephone pfd 66.00 65.62»4
Home Telephone com 9.00 10.50
Hutchlnson S P Co 16.00 17.00
L A Athletic Club 30.00
1. A Brewing Co 125.00
I. A Investment Co 3.00
Mexican Natalonal Gas pfd .... 35.00 60.00
Mexican National Gas com .... 30.00 35.00
Poauhau S P Co 27.00 28.00
Pac Mut Life Ins Co 240.00 320.00
Pasadena II T and T Co 40.00
Riverside H T and T Co 33.00
San Diego H T and TCo 24.12V4 24.37%
S Monica BUT pfd 28.00 88.00
Run Drug Co 1.00
Seaside Water Co .: 100.00
.Title a and Tr Co pfd 225.00 250.00
Title I and Tr Co pfd 175.00 225.00
Title I and Tr Co com 175.00 225.00
Title I and Tr Co S»r C 176.00' 225.00
U S L D T and T Co pfd 40.00 42.00
Union Security Corp pfd 100.00
Union Trust Co 42.00
Whittler H T and T Co 00.00
Oil Stocks
1111 kg*.
Amalgamated Oil 65.00 70.00
American Crude Oil Co 1.10
American Pet Co pfd 57.50
American Pet Co com 78.00 77.00
Associated Oil 60.121* 50.25
Brookshlre Oil 1-20
Central 1.30% 1.35 Vi
Columbia 1-30
Euclid Oil Co 60 .60
Globe 18 -I'
Jade Oil Co I -31
Mexican Petroleum 1.20 1.30
Mexican Pet Ltd pfd 66.50 GS.(K>
Mexican Pet Ltd com 26.60 27.50
New Pennsyl Pet Co .70
Olinda Land Co (Oil) 32 .36
Palmer Oil Co 1.074
Perseus Oil Co -35
Final oil Co 18.00
Piru Oil and L Co .17
Reed Crude -l; 4"
Rice Ranch Oil Co .'. 1.10
Section Six OH Co ■ HOW 115.00
Union 103.00
rnlon Provident Co 102.00 104.00
United Petroleum »S.i % 105.U0
West Coast OH com 9.00 .....
Western Union 175.00
Yellowstone oil Co 4^ .55
NON-PRODUCERS—
California Midway OH Co 15 111
DAILY MINING CALL
Official sales-A. M.: 10IK) California Hills
a' 64 Listed Stocks
Listed Stocks
CALIFORNIA- Bid. A"k.
Cal Hills M Co 05 •t"i
Consolidated Mines Co 01' i ...
Mi Gainos Con M Co , 06 .08
MEXICO
Clark Copper Co 04
SEARCHLIGHT DISTRICT-
Quartette " P-"j
Searchlight Parallel ...^ 01 .OHi
FRUIT MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6.—Fruits-Fancy ap
ples, 75c@$l; common, 50c@C5c; strawberr'es,
$7»9; pears, common, 75c; fancy $1.23; per
simmons, nominal; QUlnceß, nominal; oranges,
navels, ll.8BQi.B0; Mexican limes. Wn.ha;
lemons, common California, $1.50572 50; good to
choice, taOSBO; fancy. $1814.50; balanas, 50ciJl
$3.23; pineapples, $25f2.50.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS
NEW YORK, Jan. Evaporated apples—
t'nchanKed; spot fancy new crop, 10^@llc;
choice, l/c; prime. 7H®7Ho; old crop prime, 7c;
common to fair, 6@65i0.
Primes—Firm; quotations range from 2%@9c
for California up to 30-40s and «®9c for Ore
*°A*rlcots— Steady; choice. H«ii(»lH!ic; extra
choice, llV4@l2c; fancy. 12V4@1314c.
Pi aches— Steady; choice. HlOToi extra choice,
7©7Vio: fancy, 6*4®Bc. ,
Raisins— Unchanged; loose muscatel, 4(S6c;
choice to fancy seedsd, 5iB«Ho; ■ seedless, 3"i®
6c; London layers, «.17W®1.30.
BUTTER, E'iGS AND CHEESE
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. d—Butter—Fancy
creamery, 35c; seconds, 330; lalcy dairy, 29c.
'i-hoese -New, 16H#!Sc; ynunat America, 18©
0. S.. ranch, 3Sc; store, 36c.
Kggs-Kanch, 38c; more, 35c.
Los.* a good-pay tenant, or boarl*rf L*<
■ want ad help you to take It Ilka a phlij»o>
PRODUCE DEALERS
SHORT IN SUPPLIES
PRICES FIRMER FOR ALL COM
MODITIES
Interrupted Transportation and Chilly
Weather Reduce Supply of
Fruits and Vegetables—Sta.
pies Running Low
The supply of provisions is running low in '
the local market, due wholly to weather con
ditions and interrupted transportation facili
ties. '
Receipts of local eggs wire down to eighty
cases, potatoes fifteen sacks, no beans, no
onions.
Quotations for all commodities were firm with
an upward tendency.
Not enough fish to supply the demand.
No change In quotations at the regular call
of the board.
Receipts of produce— 80 cases; butter, I
27,808 pounds; cheese. 244 pounds; potatoes, 15
sacks; sweet potatoes, 256 sacks.
Produce Prices
Following are the Daily Market Reporter
wholesale quotations:
EGGS —-Local ranch, candled, extra se
lected, 41c; local ranch, candled, 39c; local
' ranch, oase count, buying price, 36c; east
'*m fresh, 35c: eastern storage, packed
1 extra. lOo; eastern storage, seconds, 28c.
BUTTER —California creamery extras. 2
-Ib. roll, 75c; California creamery Urals. 2
-Ib. roll, 6714 c. eastern creamery, extras,
6714 c; cooking butter, 26c; ladle butter,
26® 27c.
—Northern fresh. 20c; northern
storage, 19®20c; Oregon Daisy, 1914 c;
eastern singles, 19c; eastern twins. 19®
1914 c; eastern Daisies. 20c; eastern Long
Horn, 20c; eastern Chedders, 10c; Imported
swiss, 32c; Jack cheese, ISc; domestic
swles, 23c; cream brick, 20c; Limburger,
20021 c; Roquefort. 38®40c; Edam, 18.00©
9.00; Canadian cream, per box, $1.00.
BEANS—No. 1 pinks, $4.50^.4.60; No. 1
Llmas, *4.40©4.60; No. 1 Lady Washing
tons 25®4.60; No. 1 small whites, $6.40
@5.50; No. 1 Blackeyes. »4.00; No. 1 Gar.
vanzas J3.90@4.60; No. 1 Lentils, California,
17.00 8.00.
POTATOES— Highlands, per cwt.. 11.10
@1.36; Lompoe, per cwt., $1.6501.75; Wat
(,'onvlllo per cwt., $1.50@1.65; Oregon Bur
banks, per cwt., $1.4001.50: Oregon Early
Rose, per cwt., $2.00; Salinas, $1. 1.65;
Yellow Sweets, per cwt.. $1.75.
ONIONS — Northern Australian brown, per
cwt., $1.60@1.75; Oregons, $2 cwt; garlic, i
B®loc lb. I
FRESH FRUITS—Apples: Bellefleurs. !
4-tler. $1.5001.86; Bellefleurs, 414-tler, j
$1.35; Gravensteins, 4-tler, $1.00; Graven- ■
steins, 414-tler, 90e@$1.00; Hoovers. 4-tler.
$2.25: Jonathans, 4-tior, $3.00: Pearmainß, :
white winter, 4-tler. $1.50; Pearmalns, 414
--tier $1.35; Pearmains, red, 4-tiar, $1.50;
Pearmalns, red, 414-tler. $1.20; Smith's 1
Cider, 4-tler, <1.60; Smith's Cider. 414-tler.,
$1.25; Ben Davis. 4-tler, Col., $1.0501.85:
Newton Pippins, 4-tler. $1.50; Mo. Pippins, (
4-tier, Col., $2.00: Mo. Pippins, 414-tler..
Cal., $1.25; Mo. Pippins. 4-tler, Cal.. $1.50; ,
Rome Beauties, $2.50@2.75; Spltzenburgs, :
4-tler, $2.50; Ganos, $1.75@2.00; Wlnesaps, j
4-tler, Col.. $2-. 75"? 3.00; Wlnesaps. 4-tler,
Cal., $1.75: Wlnesaps, 414-tler, Cal.. $1.23. \
Berries: Strawberries, fancy, per basket.
12c; strawberries, choice, per basket. 8c; j
cranberries, per barrel, $11@U.50; rasp- .
berries, per basket, 10c. Citnus: Grapefruit. |
seedlings, $3 CO®s3.oo; lemons, fancy, $3.50;
lemons, choice, $1.76; oranges, fancy Navels,
$2.25@2.75; oranges, Tangarlnea, % box,
$1.60; oranges, Valencia.*, fancy, $2.50 4P
3.00; limes, 20-lb. box, $1.25.
TROPICAL—Banasas. per lb., 414 c: ban
anas, red, per lb., 6c; dates, Fard. lb.. 9 0
lie; dates. Golden, 18., Hie: Persian. 1-lb.
Pkgs, 9c: Alligator pears, doz., $5.00; pine
apples, 6@7c.
MISCELLANEOUS —Pears, winter Nellls,
picking boxes, $1.5001.75; cantaloupes, local.
crate, Jumbos, $2.60®3.00; casabas, crate,
$1.69@1.70; Christmas melons. $3.00; grapes,
lug boxes, $1.25®1.60; Guavas. per basket,
4c; peaches, box, $1.25; pomegranates, sc;
quinces, per box, $1.25; watermelons, per
lb.. Hie; persimmons, per lb., e@Bc.
VEGETABLES — Artichokes. Northern,
doz., $1.25<3 11.40; Brussels sprouts, Northern,
1b.,8@9c; bell peppers, lb., 10c: beets, sacks,
80c; string Deans, lb. 15c; green cabbage,
sack, $1.00; red cabbage, lb., 2c; carrots,
sack. 80c; cauliflower, Uok.. 35f&60c: celery,
doz., sOiTj6oc; celery, crate, $2.50*312.75;
cucumbers, $1.50@2 dozen; corn, green, box,
50&£0 c; corn husks, cut, lb., 6060; egg
plant, lb., s®Bct leeks, doz., 35c; oyster
plant, doz., 35««40c; okra, lb., 10c; let
tuce, ct., !il 23; peas, lb. 12 14® 16c; pars
ley, doz., 25c; parsnips, doz., 40c; rhubarb,
crimson winter, 85c; rhubarb. Northern
Strawberry, box, Sac; spinach, doz., SO02&O;
summer squash, per box, 760; squash. Hub
bard, lb., 141 I'Ac; young onions, dnz.. 15®
25c; turnips, sack, 80c; tomatoes, $1.25 box.
DRIED FRUITS —Apples, 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.. 11®
12c; plums, lb., 1214 c; nectarines, lb., Itia
10c.
PRUNES—2O-SOs; 10c; 30-40.1. 9c; 40-50s.
Hie; 50-GOs, (Hie; 60-70 a, 60; 70-SOs, s','jC;
6i)-!nis, ec; 90-luus, 4 Vie.
RAISINS —Muscatels. 2-OrowH, loose, 50
--Ib. boxes, Ib. 4 1 / ac; 3-crown. lose, 60-lb. box,
lb. sc; 4-crown, lose, 50-lb. box. lb. 6c; Lon
don Mayers, 2-crown, lose, 20-lb. box, lb.
$1.10; 3-crown, $1.25; 4-crown. $1.65; s
crown, 11.90; Sultanas, bleached, lb. 9@llc;
unbleached, 3Va4|/4c; seedless. 16-oz. pklf.
«*tfl>7V4c: 12-oz. pkg. BV4©fl'/40,
NUTS —Per lb.—Almonds, fancy, IXL, 17c;
No Plus Ultra, 16c. Brazils, 14<u>15c; cocoa
nuts, $1.00; chestnuts, 11 ftp lL'c; filbert*,
14fi'l5c; hickory, 8c; pecans, XX, 12lie;
XXX, 16c; XXXX. 17c; eastern peanut;, 7c;
Japan peanuts, ac; Spanish peanuts, No. 1
shelled, 10c; pinenuts, 20c; No. 1 S. S. wal
nuts, ISmS 14c- No. 2, 10c; Jumbos, 17©
18c; budded, 18@20e; eastern popcorn, cwi
$3 75; local, OWt. $1'« 13.25.
RICE — 100, lbs. — Fancy Honduras, Caro
lina. $7: choice Honduras, Carolina, 17
7.23; Japan grades, $4,054*5.00; island. JO.:j;
broken. $3.50.
HONEY —Per lb. — Water white, extracted,
7^7 i.c; white, extracted, "c; light amber,
extracted, 6 ft' 6 He; water while comb,
lib-frames, I8o; white, oomb, frames, lie;
light amber, comb, Cramer, 12(Q)lL' I,<jC; bees
wax, per lb. sue. U
LIVE STOCK —Packers pay t. o. b. Los
Angeles for beef steers, 4',i C'; 4 lie; beef
steers, 3H&-IC; beef heifers. 3H ■■ il- 1; u«j«i
calves, sc; mutton, weathers, $1.50
mutton, ewes. »3.7ii®4; mutton. lmbs, $3]j
3.^5; hogs, 7V40.
POULTRY —Buying prices In the country:
(Per lb.) — Hens, 17© 18c; old roosters, Sc;
stags, 8c; 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; lucks,
ISc; feiiuab pigeons, dozen, $1.50; turke>
hen», 8-lb, and up, 22c; young torn tur
keys, 32c; old toms. Ha.
CHILI —Per )b.—Evaporated, strings, IS
@20c; lose, 18c; Mexican black, t U 180,
green, sc; chill teplns, 51-25; Japan, lie.
corn husks, 7 -OC.
ha — (Baled). The following quotations
are furnished by the Los Angeles Hay Stor
age Co. (Per ton — Barley or wheat hay,
tl3.»Q01I.BOi tame oat hay, |lfi&18.60; al
falfa, $13.50 la
.MILL FEED—Fran. $1.60: whoto corn,
$1.75; cracked corn, $1.80; feed meal, »-;
rolled barley, $1.60; oil cake meal, $3-50;
shorts, $1.85; Kaffir corn, $2; white oatu,
$1.80; red oats, eastern, $2.25; wheat, ori
ginal sacks, cwt. $2.05; wh.eat. 100-lb. sack*
J2.10.
Butter and Eggs at Retail
Butter, 2-lb. fancy ...yoc
Butter, 2-lb. roll, choice 80c
rooking butter, 2-lb. roll 30©35 c
Eggs, dozen ' •*- ;--; ■ '■' ■'
COTTON AND WOOL
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.—Spot cotton 0101 lil
quiet, ten points lower. Middling uplands,
$15.80; middling gulf, $16.05. No tajai.
Futures closed weak; January and February,
$15.33; March, $15.40; April. IU.4S; M;iy. $lli.5O;
June, $15.51; July. 115.57;. August, I1B.B; B.p
tember. $14; October, $13.40; December, 13.10,
ST. LOUIS, Jan. s.—Wool—Unchanged; me
dium grades, combing and clothing, M0VO!
Ilirhi fln" 22®2<c; heavy flue, 12e21o; tub •
washed, 2Eff37o.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO, Jan. 6.—Cattle —Estimated re
ceipts, GOOD: market strong to 10c higher:
beeves, |4.25®7.90; Texas steers, 14.1015.
western steers, H.J0@i1.25; stockers and
tenders, $3.10&5.30; cows and belters, J2.^o
5.55; calves, |7.25®9.950.
Hogs— Receipts estimated at 25,000; mar
ket 5o higher; good to choice heavy, $8.«5«j)
8,70; piss, |7.40®8.40; bulk of sales at $8.40
1.60.
Bheep—Receipts estimated at 14.000; mar.
ke strong to 100 higher; native, $3.88@6.10;
western ft ii" gi' -l°: »ritn««, $«.«oa i ioi
lambs, native, lf.tlOS.fOi western, JO.Sl'tf
8.85. '
First Exclusive Private Wire House on the Pacific Coast
J.C.WILSON
MEMBER NKW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
CHICAGO BOARD OF TKAI>r; BOHf*
THE STOCK AM) BOND EXCHANGE, 8. T.
CORRESPONDENTS
HARRIS, WINTHROP & COMPANY
OFFICES-HOTEL r AN,.;;n^ We-t^.h U.
MILLS DL'ILniNG, San 1 rancleco
I'AX.ACE HOTEL, San Francbco
Open December 18. f '- "ist
Pasadena Clients Will Get Instantaneous Service by
Calling Home 119
B. G. LATHROP, Manager
I F l-:y;_Ti-:l.r.l'HONI.->— MMS Sl»» A
CLEARING HOUSE BANKS .
HAJS ~~~~ ? Fr'p EI!!ln,
G— auonai liank £fefS3K3^
815 corner Fourth and Broadway. . Surplu. and Undivided Pronta. HO.IIO*.
Bjaaw v r>ank & Trust Company R . w , kennev. can'w«r.
lOH-310 Broadway. Bradbury building-. Capital. and' Undivided Proflta. rWH.MH.
, 0R .3 10 Brnadyay. Bradbury hlllldln«. Surplus and I,'ndlt-lded Pmflti. I2W.WH.
United States National Bank Jkti^l^oli'.'^"""' "e"U'nL
B E corner Main and Commercial. Burplua and Profits. t71.00*. •
Cm.cv» i^ational Bank ■« I.' W. woods. ca«i«.
Capital. $1,000,000.
g w. corner Third and Main. | Surplus. 1500,000.
(lomme.ciai National Bank newman essick. ca.w«.
• Capital. 1200,000. '_•
} 4M B Spring, corner Fourth. Surplu- and I'ndlvlded Profit.. 148.00*.
Farmers & Merchants National Bank charles reyi.er. caahnr.
. . Capital, $1,500,000.
Corner Fourth and Main. . , Surplus" and Profit.. >1.»0».00«.
r.ist Na ional Bank kpl.'sS.S^ll^
I 88. corner Second and Spring. Bu lv. and Proflt.. |1.8 a.(»».
Merchants National Bank w. H. HOLLIDAT. Prealdent
■ ierchants National Bank chas. greens, cashier.
lUI Capital, 1200,000.
11l p E corner Third and Spring. Surplus and Proflta. Hgg,oo«. ,
National Bank of California 1. E. FISHBURN. President
Mational Bank of California h. s. mokee. caahi«.
IU Capital. 1600.000.
|1 „ c. corner Fourth and Sprint- Surplus and Undivided Prr.flta.tlta.olH.
_^ LOSTNGELES SJV|NGS3NKS^_
S' ECURITT
AVINGS RANK
OLDEST AND LARGEST IN SOUTHWEST
Resources Over $25,000,000.00
SECURITY BUILDING, FIFTH AND SPRING STREETS
GERMAN AMERICAN SAYiSUS BANK
IF™ THE BANK WITH THE "—&
I EFFICIENT SERVICE 1
\HtmtS EXCEEDI3.QQO.OOO°A
I SPRING & FOURTH STS. I
r~ CHICAGO GRAIN '
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
son, member Chicago board of trade. New
Yurk Stock exchange, and San Francisco Bond
and Stock exchange. 212 West Fifth street.
Los Angeles.
CHICAGO, Jan. s.—Bullish sentiment was
again prominent early hut gave way to a
rather tired and heavy feeling In the market
later. The market id less responsive to tl.e
bullish news that Is being circulated with
considerable freedom today and more respon- ,
sive to the selling, which is persistent but not
prominent. Cash wheat premiums were re
ported firmer both at Minneapolis and St. I
Louis. Cash prices here were easier, despite
the reported large sales. The opening was
easy on poor response in Liverpool to yester
day's still advance here. Australian offoiings
in Europe were larger. Cash wheat sales here
and the plentiful bull news carried prices up
to near yesterday's closing level, where the
supply of wheat proved as large as was the
supply of bullish news.
Broomhall estimates tre world's crop of
wheat at 3.436,000 bushels, against 3,063,
--000 000 bushels last year, thus showing the
crop to be 374,000,000 bushels larger than last
year.
Big trade In corn. Deferred months made
new high points of the crop by small frac
tions, while May sold within a very scanty
fraction of Its former high point. ■ There has
been much realizing by smaller western lonsts,
also much In arid out trading, evidently to ills
guise operations by large traders acting
through private wire and other concerns and
brokers. Heavy snows over the corn belt in
last forty-eight hours promise to cripple the
marketing. Ohio reports made rather low con
dition of corn in cribs.
The volume of trade in oats was large.
Prices sharply higher under active call from
cash concerns, eastern buyers and shorts early.
Market reacted from the top on realizing sales
later from about the same sources as in corn
and »ii at, larger Influential grain concerns.
May delivery ran away ahead of more de
ferred months.
The provision market quite irregular. Janu
ary deliveries did some unusual stunts In the
way of advnnces early, but wore ■ leo sus
ceptible to big changes the other way later.
More disposition to sell the prwlU'-t now. The
light hoc receipts did not create as much
enthusiasm as usual, except as above, tempo
rarily In January.
Market Ranges
WHEVT— Onen. High. Low. Close,
j; ny 1.14% i-U% 1.13V4 1.13%
.July 1.03 . 1.0334 02% 1.03
September ... .'J»;h> •»«* -»94 'o'"
CORN—
May 67' i .67»i .67 .6.',,
July 6774 .«8!» .6714 .&%
September ... ■•■■ ■ .68 .07% ■"»
May '*. >(!■■ ■:■■» ■■'■■•' ■*"»
July 4 Hi .41', ■«"* ■"!•?
fcjoplrniber ... .411* ■« .41-a ■ •^l.'»
January" MM =2.12 21.M «.M
May ■:- 10 J8.15 31.87 -1 90
July 22.12 22.17 21.113 ii.m
January' 11.80 12.50 12.60 12 60
May 12.15 12.17 12.08 12.07
July 12.12 12.13 12.02 12.02
January" 11.00 1160 11. CO 11.50
May 11.67 11.62 11.50 11.62
July 11.57 11.60 11.62 . 11.62
cash quotations were as follows:
Flour .strong. No. 2 rye. 81c. Feed or mix-
Ing barley, 59 (f 66c; fair to choice malting,
07Hi'72c. Flax seed, No. 1 southwestern,
$2.00; No. 1 northwestern. $2.10. Timothy,
seed 13.88 3.90. Clover, 115.00. Mess pork,
per barrel. |11.00@22.aj Lard, per 100 lbs..
$12.60*12. ti '■■ Short ribs (loose), $11.37 '4
011.88 Hi short clear sides (boxed), $11.62ks
Q 11.89 4
Total clearances of (lour were equal to
114, 000 bushels. Exports for the week as
shown by Bradstreefs wens equal to 606,000
bushels. Primary reuelpts were 304,000 hush
els. Intimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
1 32 cars, corn 301 cars, oats 109 cars, hogs
28,000 head.
Receipts. Shipments
Flour barrels 55.900 11, 100
Wheat, buehell 103.200 22,10"
Corn bushel 783.700 134.800
Oats, bushed* 641,500 157,600
Rye, bushels 11,000 1,000
Barley, bushels ....... .192,000 000
No Chance to Observe
"When you took that flyer in \V;ill
strict, were you on the Bull or the bear
ltd*?"
"Qreat Scott!" answered the unto
phistleuted man. •'When things broke
liK.se 1 was so busy dodginf that I did
not have time to »•« wluil was (liaising
m«." Washington Star.
m $2,500,000 m
8 our estimate on our depos-^MK
Jt its on.Jan. 4th, 1911. when we have »j£
ff been in business two years. If you JgL
; 1\ have been missing the conveniences ft
If that caused nearly 16,000 people to ff
If open accounts with us It is your low VI
II as well as our«. We want you to H
M give us an opportunity to do a bank- £1
§S Ing business. f 5
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\^^^T OTII AND Sl'lilNG 33at^Qpr
NOTICE OF ANNUAL, STOCKHOLDERS'
MEETING OK THE MINERS AND
MKHCHANT9 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. 1810. at 3:30 p. m., for the purposs
of electing nine directors and such
other business as may come befora
the meeting.
It is desired that all be present.
RALPH K. DORRS. Secretary.
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
PITTNBI'RO
PITTSBURO, Jan. 6.— Four cars sold. Mar
ket easier on large sizes navels. Raining,
Navels—Hiawatha, T. C. C, Santa, $1.60; Hia
watha, T. C. O.i Llsko, $1.80: Justaigood, T.
C. C Lemoncove, |1.85; Full Value. T. C. C,
Zanle, $1.40; Full Value, T. C. C Llsko,
51.50; Red Label, T. C. C, Llsko, $1.30.
BOSTON l
TON. Jan. s.— One car sold. Polder.
Market string on navel*. Navels — S.
8., Yerkes Spur, 53.35; Canna, 13.20.
ST. ions
ST. LOUIS. Jan. I.—Colder. Market weak
on large sizes. Nine cars sold. Floridas.
{1.8682.23, Navels—Hiawatha, T. C. C . Zante.
$1.95; Grove, Q. C, Corona, $3.20; Pride of
Cal.. Riv Ex. Con., 12.15. Lemons—Sunset,
Q. C Corona, 8.65; O. I. C. $3.40; Justrtte,
$3.53; Minerva, $3.55.
CLEVELAND
[ CLEVELAND, Jan. s—Two ears navels sold.
Market unchanged. Prices low arcount condi
tion and quality. Raining, Nrvpls—Pocahon
tas, T. O. C, Zante. $1.85; Hiawatha, $1.60;
Or.-hid, fy, Altland F. Co., *2; Del Monte,
»-80-
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. Jan. —Cold, raining. Mar
ket weak, on oranges, steady on lemons. Three
■ cars oranges and one car lemons sold. Florida
Drlghte, J1.80W2.05; Russets, $1.65@2.05. lem
ons— White Cross, or, Limoneira Co., $4.33;
Loma, $4.45.
riin.ADEi.pni.v
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. s.—Very cold, oloudv,
snowing. Market firm on good fruit. r."00
Florida^, $1.400188; average, $1.90; grapefruit,
$1.15CJ.15: tangerines, $1.30.
Koto—Whlttier navels reported sold in Bos
ton on January S should have been ■'"us,
not navels. . %
', NEW VOIIK CITY :
1 NEW YORK, Jan. s.—Two cars navels and
one ear lemons sold. Market steady on navels,
fairly steady on lemons. Cloudy, extremely
1 cold.' NiVels-GoMen State, T. C. C, ex, av
erage $2.10; Watchumnu, T. C. C, ex, average
II so: Venus, xc. E. Peyeke Co., average $2.15.
' Lemons-Nnrallmo. or, Sparr F. Co., $3.70; .Del
1 Oro. eh, $2.45.
i " CITRUS FRUIT SHIPMENTS
I Oik's. Lems. Tots!,
1 Tuesday. January 4 ♦. 67 19 71
Another Washington
Husie quarreled with her little play
mate so strenuously that it c*m« t ■
blows and hair pulling. The next day
her cousin Ned leered -it her: "I heai
you've been fighting with Hetty. Who
lickod""
"Mamma licked," truthfully replied
-Housekeeper.
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