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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
PRICES DROPPING
IN WALL STREET
SEVERE DECLINES MADE ON
LIGHT SALES
COLLAPSE IN WABASH SECURI.
TIES CAUSES DISAPOINImENT
Call Loan Market Still Reluctant tg
Yield to Usual Factors of Re
laxation After New
Year's
[Associated Press]
NEW YORK, Jan. Ll.—The drooping
tun,, of the stock market persisted to
day. Some of the severest declines
were effected on comparatively light
yules.
in the 'WaiiasU-i'itisiiiirg and Wheel-
Ing and Lake Erie group the collapse
in prices demonstrated a feeling o1
keen disappointment with the reported
I'iins of reorganization and combina
tion of tlio two properties by exchange
of present securities for new, coupled
with (.ash assessments, it was said
much of the important selling today
and for several days past was trace
able to sources identical with the buy-
Ing orders responsible for the 3H4
point Jump in Rock Island on the Mon
day after the Christmas holidays.
The evidence of retirement from the
market of large commitments in this
connection is of additional sentimental
important ><" the tone by reason of
the large share attributed to the samo
interests in .the general market for
some time past.
The New York call loan market still
is reluctant to yield to the effects of
the usual factors of relaxation after
the turn of the year. Deferred re
quirements of syndicates in underwrit
ing securities or in financing the needs
of corporations are given as explana
tion for the unseasonable behavior or
Hi" money market.
The Introduction In congress nt the
bill Intended to pmbody Prwideni
Taft'a recommendations fur changes In
the Interstate commerce laws gave ma
terial for cogitation on the part of the
security holders. The reports of a con
fi rence at Washington between gov
ernmi nl officials and ofßclals of the
Union Pnrific and Southern Pacific
gave rise to conjecture of a possible
compromise of the government's suit
against these companies under the
anti-trust law and were the cause of
some resistance by those stocks to the
prevailing depressions.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales,
par. value, ¥3,458,000. United States
bonds were unchanged on call.
NEW YORK STOCKS
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
ton, 212 West Fifth street, Lob Angeles.
NEW YORK, Jan. 11.—Following were the
Quotation! today: ■
.Sales Stock. i Ilich. Low. Bid. Ask.
100 Alll«-Chfll 144 "4 "'■ [» ■
do pfd ■■ 63 w '-»
2b«XtAroal Copper 88 86% 67% .871,
- A:n Beet .Sugar.... 46!4 45% 45% 4b
do !>fd 93 '■'■:' 1*
jioQAm Can UK 13 MH "
MM .10 pfd 78*4 19 '! 704
SIOOAm Car & !f:;:::: 70 891, 69% «•*
do ptd i llsai 119 i
'■joOAm Cotton OH .. CO* 65% 66% 66
....: do pfd ™ .•?«
Am Kxiiress «" ■>";.,
.... m Ira 26 IH4 254 K%
100 Am' Linseed KM 16% 16% 17
900 do pfd 4S « « 4614
2300 Am Locomotive ... 69 57ai 08 69
... do pfd m "i;
127.10 Am Smelting 100% Wi 100 10014
700 do pfd 1114 111 110% 11U4
15*1 Am Sugar 123 121% 1214 122',-i
do pfd 1:1% 1"4
400 Am .steel F Gs'i 65 6494 '"''•
-•00 Am Tel & Tel 18814 13314 -139 15914
100 Am Tobacco pfd... M '.'"■ 8414 95
100 Am Woolen 3574 35"i 86J4 M
300 do pfd 102% 102Z 108% 10354
1500 Anaconda 52% 62 62 6J4
100 Atlantic C 1, 135 135 13*4 135,
BSIOO A T & B Fe 12214 12014 12014 1204
•00 da iJftl 103% 10394 19314 103%
OSOO Bait & Ohio 117% 11794 1114 US
. ... do pfd 9V * <M*
MOO n R T 794 ">>'* "v>« ''■'
I Man Pacific .180 179% 17914 180
I.MO dies & Ohio 9054 89% *'» W«4
Chicago & Alton 64 '>'■»
tJW COW view 5614 35 -lT M
400 do pfd 62»4 6254 62% (i2Vi
800 C& N W 168V4 163 "I "2
18800 CM& St r ...1684 152V4 152% 168
do pfd* 17" 17"'
--7900 Central Leather ... 46! i 46 46 46%
MO do pfd 108% 108% ins 1" *
2DO Central of -I 1 311 308 305 1
' c c I" & St L,.... 79' i '7914 T'J'i BHi
. ,lo pfd 1M 108H
*3"00 Col Fuel & 1 4814 474 4714 47%
do pfd 116 HO
' .1110 Col & H F & 1.... 91% 91 »14 93
600 Col Southern 61 6014 (SO 61
.... do Ist pfd S|V« 8214
. do 2d Pfd • Si) 8114
17500 Con Gas lS6»i 155 156 1(84
1000 Corn Products 22% 2214 22H --7»
2,11) do pfd 851 iB5 85 B8
200 Del & Hudson ....lsot, 180 160 181
. ... 11 I, & W. 690 615
3000 D & II G ill 48% 4914 4916
*00 do pfd BSVi 83 82',i 8314
1600 Dlst Securities .... M 38 85% 86.,
100 DulUth S 8 & A.. 1714 17>4 17 1714
300 do pfß 3214 324 3114 32
48D0 Erie 3:!' i 33 3:;%. 3.1%
400 do let pfd 51% 50% G«% 61 .
900 do M I'M 4014 41 3914 40%
100 Gen Klectrlo 15914 15714 159 158
1900 Gt Nor Or« 7S>4 78 78 784
B*oo Gt. Nor pfd 13914 138% 138% I;is
700 in Central 14614 1«% 148W 146
31500 Intorboro-Met 2514 24% 2514. 2614
ISBOO do pfd 6214 6014 824 D-"i
... Int Paper 18 154
300 do pfd 68 67% 58 SB
600 Int Pump ......... 64 63% 63 6314
200 do pfd 00 90 89 00 .
•'(10 Lowa Central 28 28 2714 28 I
600 do pfd 62% '62 621, 6314
WOO X C Southern 42% 4-' i 4214 42'/a
400 do pfd 70 6914 6914 70
200 LB & Western.,.. 24 24 23' 244
600 do pfd 63 6114 «l 63
1200 I, & N 16614 16614 l&ii 1564
Mackay sl"« :t"
.MO do pfd 77 77 78% 7,%
. Manhattan 137 130
700 Mexican Central ..25"4 2514 2514 254
Minn & St I, 60 63
. do pfd 81 6814
■300 M Stl' & S B M..1574 1374 13714 13714
do pfd 152 153%
W2OOM X & T 4914-4814 484 48Z
do pfd 7;;' 2 71
'1700 Mo Pacific 70%, 7014 7014 70
2600 National Lead 87% 564. ■864 87
100 do pfd 110 110 110 111
.. National Biscuit 113 116
.do pfd • 123 '-'
"200 N V Air Brake.... P3 9214 924 93
13300 N V (Mitral ....... lS2"i 122 12J4 122%
V V C & St L 62 66
;:::: a 0 mmm k» i«»
do id pfd ° 9u
"ifhi NY N H & H..157 158% 156 156%
600 N Y'ont &■ '.4814 4514 48% 4814
1500 Nor & Western... 0814 07% 9714 0814
do pfd *9 91
"wo North American .. 8114 81 814 83
7600 Northern Pacific ..142% 14114 141% 1414 I
Omaha •• 'f» }!»
do pfd •■ *™ I|7
::::: Paclflo Coast , 1134 115
"". paolHo Mall 4"', 401J
4-aoo Pennsylvania n R. 136% 114% 13514 135%
900 Peoples lias 114 11314 113% 113%
soil Plttsburg Coal ...27 2614 26 2814
300 do pfd 82 82 81% v-'*
800 r C C & St I- 99 99 98% 1)3
do pfd •;••■• no '-" .
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS
■•> Shipments of oranges anil lemons ■•'
<t> from Los Angeles .Saturday, and sun- >*>
<•> day, Jan. 8-1), were 140 carload** of or"- *i>
y>> iingen and I!* inrliiads of lemons. Total <J>
<£> to date there- have been shipped 2445 <$
• ■ carloads, of which 4>Bo were lemons, w
•$> Last seamn to date there were shipped <!>
••■ 3156 carloads, of which 144; were Inn- '■•:
■iy ons. <$>
. . . .<<i.i;,. ■i.i.i^A ■■>■■ v «v«>3<S>fc<«x!!>:S>
1800 Pressed Steel Car.. BO 4!>!4 4914 4914
100 do pdl 106 105 106 107
600 Ry Steel Spgs 4914 481£ 48 >'i
do pfd 106 lOMt
SI9IIO Reading 166>i l«Vi 166% 166%
100 do Ist pfd 92 92 93 83' i
1300 do 2d iiM 10614 105 105 105 V..
130" Rep Iron & 8 ii' IW 43»i '•'•'
-■OO do its 10814 10314 10.1 103%
SOJOO Rode island 16% 44Vi 4514 4614
2000 do pfd 86 KM 85 BSV4
100 Sioss Sh S & 1.... 86 68 BE SO
do pfd 118 110
St L, & S F Ist pfd TIM 72
400 St L B W 32' iB3 321s -'-
400 do pfd 75% 76 75 76
19000 Southern Pacific ..135 133% lan; 13414
3000 Southern Railway.. S2'i 31« i .ii 7 .'l2
400 do pfd 72>i 72', 72% 7214
100 Term Copper 88% 3S?; as% 39
1900 Texas Pacific 35 Ul'» 34>i 33
1800 Third Avenue IS 1714 13 18M
800 Tol, St L & W... 63V4 52% 62% 5314
600 do pf.l 72% 71% 71 71*4
600 Twin City It T....1ir.-' s 115 116 11614
Union BriK & V 11% Wi |
do pfd 72 78
60300 Union Pacific ...'...20014 13814 198K 198%
600 da pfd KB WMi 102W l"2"i
100 United K,la of 8 F. 43 42 4114 42
do pfd 7114 78M
400 U SCI Pipe 31 3054 '"■•'* 3O'.«i
200 do pfd 8374 88% S3 83%
1600 v s Rupbber .... 51 48% 4914 60
12600 do Ist Pfd 118 11",'; 116 M 116
1200 do 2d pfd 8214 KM S2 83
161700 V S Steel 87% Sfi'i 87 8714 |
8400 do pfd 124 123 123'; 123 ii
6300 Utah Copper 68',s 67 67% 68
7000 Va-Car i.'hem 57 50 66M f>6?i
do pfd 125 18754
6600Wabash 24 23Vi 88% 24
21D00 do pfd 5814 53% 5414 5414
Wells Fargo Ex 170 180
300 Western Union .... 76 7614 76M 78 '
4800 Westinghouse 81' i 78% 79V4 75' i
1400 W & L X 8 6% 7 74
1600 do Ist pfd Ml 4 I')', 16M 17
--1600 do 2.1 ptd MVi BM »'« >%
Am Hide & L 7«4 18
300 do Pfd «s»i 46% 40 MM
400 Am An & Chem... 48% iiM 47 48
do p?d 99
Beth Steel ' '■>- 34
..!.. do pfd 88K 81
400 Nat Enamel & 5... 26 25 25 28Vs
do pfd M 1W
200 Pac Tel & Te1.... 45 45 ' 43' 46
. do pfd 88 97* i
800 V S Realty S3>4 83 8214 S3' ?
800 Western Md 50% 0014 4«4 60%
NEW YORK BONDS
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
son, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
NEW YORK, Jan. 11.—Following were the
closing quotatlos today:
Bid. Asked
Atehlson general 4= 100% 100%
AtchisLn convertible i* 121 1-I**
Baltimore 4 Ohio Ist 4s 93 9914
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 4s 81i',4 864
Colorado Industrial 6« 82 . 83
Rook Island collateral 4? 81% 81%
Southern Pacific, refunding 45..'.... 04%* '■'"■
Southern raciflc colalteral 43 91% 9214
Southern Pacific collateral 4s 81% 92«
Union Paclflo Ist 4s 10114 101%
Union Paclllc convertible 4s 114 114',s
United States Hteel 6s 104% 106
United Railway 4s 74
Wabash debenture 4s TBM 76%
Western Pacific 6s ; «7% 97%
Japanese 4s SSli 88%
Japanese Ist 4V 2 a 95", 9r,',i
Japanese 3d 4VjS 8-H4 '6
United States Bs, registered 100% 101
United states 2s, coupon 100!4
United States Bs, registered 101% 102 M
United States Bs, coupon 101% 10214
United States 4s. registered 11414 lI6M
United States Is. coupon 116 116
Panama 2s 10114 101
Panama 1938 a 10114 101
TREASURY STATEMENT
WASHINGTON. Jan. 11.—The condition of
the treasury at th« beginning "f business
today was as follows: Trust funds—<Jold
coin J573.942.859; silver dollars. 1485,098.
--000; illver dollar* of 1890, 13.888,000; silver
certificates outstanding, $ 155.098.000. flen
eril fund —Standard silver dollars. $I,SS3,-
Sls; current liabilities, 1103,486,336; work-
Ing balance In treasury offices, 1:0,425,H37;
In banks to credit of treasurer. J. 10.216.915;
subsidiary silver coin, |17,158,1>4; minor
coin. $1,065,332; balance in general fund,
J53,611.G43.
FINANCIAL RECORD
NEW YORK, Jan. 11. —Money on call
firm 595H Per cent; ruling rate, 5 1-4;
closing bid and offered at 5 3-8. Time loans
softer and active; Gl> and 90 days and six
month*, 44 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper ttt9s pet oent. sterling exchange
steady with actual business in bankers' bills
at 4.837594.1890 for 60 day bills and at
4.8675 for demand; commercial bills 4.88H
94.88%. Har silver, 53H0; Mexican dollars,
44c; government bonds steady; railroad, ir
regular.
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
S\N FRANCISCO, Jan. 11.—Flour, family
and bakers' extras. 86.6097; Oregon and
Washington. 15.60 ©6.80; shipping wheat.
11.9692; milling, 11.95; feed barley, $1.42>,i
liuti.,; brewing, $1.43®1.47 l chevalier,
$1 -i.i!:.: red oats, $l.G2'i @1.75; white,
$1.70(81.76; black. 81.8892.30; middlings,
134986; mixed, feed, $25®33; rolled barley,
130081; oatmeal, 14.4004.00; oat groats.
$4.60; rolled oats, $39040; wheat hay, $15«
19.50; wheat and oat, 113917; wild oat. $-10
,'(,11; tame oat. $12©16; alfalfa. •'••'!
pink beans. $3.90®4.10; lima. $4.10®4.20:
small white, »4.60©4.85; large white. |3.16
98.00: Oregon Burbank potatoes, II.SO©
1.30; Salinas JJurhanks, 81.1591.45; Mer
ced sweets. 40©1.85; fancy onions, $1.10;
common, SI; green peas, B@lsc; string
beans. 15iij)25c; green peppers, 4@ic; to
matoes, |19>; rhubarb, 3U9'c; garlic. I @
r,e- cucumbers, |19li50; mushrooms, 60cW
11.85; live turkeys. 81924 c; dressed. 2i.»
28c; old roosters, |4©«; young, $6,508*9;
■mall broilers. 18.5094.60; large, J4.50&6;
fryers, 85.5090.50; hens, 15910; old ducks,
8490: young. 1799; iee»e, 1293; old pige
oni, $1(tp1.25: young, 1892.50.
Receipts— 2034; wheat. 36,,: bar
ley 995; beans, 132; potatoes, 5880; onions,
18901 middlings, 145; .hay, 146; hides, 100;
wine, 21.200.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO, Jan. ——Receipt* es
timated at 19.000: market 10918 a lower;
beeves, $4.15&7.90: Texas (tear*, 14®5:
western steers. t4.1508.15; stockers and
feeders, $3.1005.13; cows and heifers, $..la
5 55; calves. $7.1099.50,
—Receipts estimated at 35,000; mar
ket E«B10c lower; light. $8.25©8.40; mixed,
$8.20@8.60; heavy, $8.20®8.60; rough. 38.16
(t,.8 40 good to choice heavy. $8.40198.60;
pigs, $7.25®8.15; bulk of sales, $5.33©8.35.
Sheep—necelpta estimated at 18.000;
market weak; natives, *4«je6.15; westerns,
1496.40; yearlings, |6.3598.18 i native
lambs, $C.2s«f!>: westerns, 16.2599.
COFFEE AND SUGAR
NEW YORK. Jan. 11.— The market for
coffee futures closed steady net unchanged
to 5 points lower. Bales reported of 15,000
bags. Including March at 6«5©6.110c; May,
8.95Q Tfii July. 7@7.05c; Sept. 7.05 c; Oct.
ii ■..,■; Dee. 6.95 c; spot, quiet; No. 7 Rio.
B<J4o; No 4 Santos, 9He; mild, quiet; Cor
dova. 9<g>lUie
Sugar—Haw, steady; muscovado, SO test.
3.61 c; centrifugal, 96 test, 4.11 c; molasses
sugar, 89 test, 3.36 c; refined, steady.
TO PROBE R. I. EPISODE
NI3W YORK, Jan. 11.—Final action In the
Flock Island episode of Dec. 27 last will be
taken by the governors of the stock ex
change tomorrow. ft is expected, there is
some division concerning the severity of
the punishment to be inflicted, but It is ex
pected In one case at least suspension for
six months or a year will be Imposed. Offi
cials of Ihe exchange deny the matter has
been the subject of correspondence with
Governor- Hushes.,
LOS AXGELES HERALD: WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 12, 1010.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
son, 212 West Fifth street, LO3 Angeles, mem
ber New York Stock exchange, Chicago board
of trade. Stock and Bond exchange of San
Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, .lan. 11.—Following were
the closing quotations:
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Bid. Asked
Associated Oil 5s 9894 ......
Bay Counties Power 61 103% 104
Cal Central Gas & Klec 103'
C'al Gas a.- Elec Gen m & c T 65.. 100% 100%
California st Cable 5s 10.1
I California Wine Association 5s SB!i
City Electric 6s 92
Contra Costa Water 5s 100
do general 'mortgage 6s 91 95
Edison Electric of L A 6s 101%
Edison Light and Power 6s 108
Ferries and Cliff House Ry 6s 101
Hawaiian Commercial and S 5s 105%
Honolulu R T & L 6s 108
Lake Tahoe Ry & T 5s 99 100
Los Angeles Electric 5s . 101%
Los Angeles Gas & Elec 5s 101%
Los Angeles Ry 6s 108%
Los Angeles Lighting Gd 5s 10214
I. A Pacific It X Ist con mtg 6s 1071 a
L a Pacific R R of Cal is 10314
Market Street Cable 6s 10314
i Market Street Ry Ist con mtg 55..100
M V & Mt Tamalpais s Ry 61 100
Nor Railway Co (of Cal) 5s 114%
Northern California Ry 6s 114%
Northern California' Power Ss 10114 103%
Northern Electric 5s 9014 95
Oakland Oas Light and H 5s 108 M
Oakland Transit 6s 105 110
Oakland Transit 5s 10614
Oakland Transit Con 5s 106%
Oakland Traction Con 5s 9514 9614
Oakland Traction 5s 9314 9414
Oakland Water gtd 6s 97
j Omnibus Cable Ry 6s 10814
I Pacific Gas Improvement 5s 87
Pacific Electric Ry 5s 105% 106%
Pacific Light and Power 5s 96
Pacific Light and Power gtd 5s 101%
Pacific' Tel & Tel 5s 100 100%
Park and Cliff House Ry 6s 99
Park and Ocean My 6s 100
People's Water 5s 71% 7214
Powell Street Ry 6s 71% 7214
Sacramenta Elec Gas & Ry 5s 101
B F & 8 J Valley Ry 6s. 102%
B F. Oakland & San Jose 5s 10511
do 24 mortgage 6s 95 us
S F, Oak &S J Con Ry 6s 9454 86%
Sierra Railway of California 6s 1061 i
S P R R of Arizona 6s (1910) 100
S r R It of Cal 63 (1912) 105
S P It R of Cal Ist c gtd g 6s 11514
S P Branch Ry of Cal 6s 12714 ..».,
S P R R Ist refupndlng 4s 947 94%
S V Water gen mtg 4s 89% 90
United Gas and Elect 5s t 104
United R It of S F 4s 74% 75
Vallejo, Ben & Napa V R It 65.... 75
Valley Counties Power r,s 10114 102%
WATER- STOCKS.
Mnrln County .' , 60
Spring Valley Water Co 4614 4614
GAS AND ELECTIU CSTOCKS.
City Electric Co 48!4 4814
Northern Cal Power Co Con 4714 49
Pacllic Lighting Corp pfd 75
do common 6114
INSURANCE STOCKS.
California Insurance Co 81 8314
Firemen's Fund 230
STREET RAILROAD STOCKS.
California 130 138
Presidio 22
POWDER STOCKS.
Giant Consolidated Co 7714 '314
SUGAR STOCKS.
Hawaiian Com and Sugar Co 3714
Honokaa Sugar Co 20
Hutchlnson Sugar Plantation 16%
Kilauea Sugar Plantation Co 14% 1714
Makawell Sugar Co 5214 63
Onomea. Sugar Co 5314 6214
l"~ CHICAGOGRAIN
Special service to The Herald by 3. C. Wil
son, member Chicago board of trade, New
York Stock exchange, and San Francisco Bond
and Stock exchange, 'IVi West Fifth street,
Los Angeles.
CHICAGO, Jan. 11.-The market today wae
another scalping affair of only moderate vol
l|me, General tone inclined to easiness fol
lowing the early cable advices and the fairly
Influential local Belling. About all of the
strength came, from cum. Pressure waa not
heavy enough to bring about a material dt-
clinir. The tone was nervous much of the
time, ('ash demand counted for much of the
morning, but sales finally made a fair foot
ing. Southwestern cash markets reported very
weak, northwestern showing strength. St Louis
reported off grades of red wheat off 2 to 4c. The
buying that prevented further break was al
must entirely against the downward indem
nities.
The corn market was hammered a trifle at
the outset, but recovered this loss and added
some little gain later. The advance carried
prices within the faintest fraction of the
highest prices on the crop to date. Early sell
ing was overdone. Longs refused to unload,
but instead bought more on weak spots and
offerings proved scanty after the market start
ed up. Forecast is for milder weather, with
possible precipitation west.
Seaboard reported exporters canceling sales
made abroad, as they can sell the corn higher
at home.
Oats—The market followed corn in a gen
eral way— early, strong later. Cash
prices steady to -, t i; higher. Leading elevator
concerns sold May and shippers sold July
early, while commission houses bought on the
soft spots.
Provisions—Trade limited. Hog run here and
west very large, all points larger than a year
ago and pricey at the yards were 10 c lower.
There was occasional selling of May product
in a mild way by packers. The market closed
easier.
Market Ranges
WHEAT— Open. High. Low. Close.
May 1.13*4 l.lMt 1.12% 1.W4
July 1.03 1.03',!, 1.02»i 1.03
'September 9SVi .9S»i .98V4 .9S>,(,
CORN—
May 68% .61) .68% .68%
July tSS'.i, .68?'. .68 .68%
September 67'» .cs»i .67% .68-.*
OATS—
May 47% .47K .47", .47%
July 44% .4455 .44% .41%
September 41' i .41! i .41U ■"'-■
PORK-
January 21.70 21.72 21.70 21.72
May 21-S5 21.92 21.82 21.87
July 21.87 21.55 21.83 21.Si)
LAUD—
January 12. 12.00 12. SO 12.60
May 12.00 12.10 12.00 12.10
July 11.95 12.05 11.03 12.02
January" 11.60 11.52 11.CO
January 4..11.H 1160 11.52 11.CO
ay ... .11.42 11.60 ,11.42 11.47
July 11.47 11.50 11.47 11.50
September 11.43 11.65 11.43 11.53
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour,
steady; No. 2 rye, 79Vi@8Oc: feed or mixing
barley, B8O880; fair to choice malting, 69iii>
710! No. 1 southwestern flaxseed, $2.08; No.
1 northwestern. $2.18: timothy seed, 13.90;
clover 115; mess pork, per bbl., 831.76(1
"187H- lard, per 100 lbs,, $12.608>12.G2 >; :
short ribs, sides, loose, $U.37',4@11.75;, short
clear sides, boxed. $11.76@12.
Total clearances of wheat and flour wern
equal to 181, bushels. Primary receipts
were 573.000 bushels, compares with 324,000
the corresponding date a year ago. The
world's visible supply of wheat increased
4 070 000 bushels, according to Bradstreets.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 31
cars; corn, 886. cars; oats, 129 cars: hogs,
34.000 head.
Articles. . Bec«lpt». Shpmts.
Flour, bbls 16,800 14,200
Wheat, bush 38,800 30,500
Corn, bush 43,000 213,700
Oats, bush '• ... 169,200 292,900
Kyi bush .■ 3.000 1,200
Barey. bush 49,500 1.900
BUTTER AND EGGS AT RETAIL
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 11 —Fancy cream
try butter, 84c; second*. 33c; fancy dairy,
29c. New cheese, O18o; Young \nifri
ra 'llj[l]i!, Ranch eggs. Hoi store, 816.
CHICAGO, Jan. 11.— Butter, steady;
creameries; 20©34e: dairies', 85 ©800. Eggs,
steady at mark, cases Included, 24%®80V4c;
firsts, 86c: pflme firsts, 3So; recelnts 2190
cases.- Cheese, steady; Daisies. l(i=« w I7f;
Twins, v; Youne America, 16U.c; Lorn
Jlorns, 16 lie.
FINANCIAL
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 11.—Bank clearances
were $2,456,134.67, an increase ot J56.CU1.78 as
compared with the corresponding date of last
year. Following is a comparative statement:
1910. 1909. 1908.
Monday ....$2,439,629.79 $1,903,337.40 $1,892,418.68
Tuesday .... 2.455,134.57 2,368,532.79 1,649.343.26
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Associated Oil. 10 at 49.75, 40 at 49.50, 10
at 49.3714, 10 U-30, 49.87%; Hex Pet ltd, 10 at
67.00; Cal Midway, 2000 at 18.
San Diego Home, 10 at 23; Associated Oil,
10 at 49.60, 10 at 49.6214, 10 at 49.50; Cal Mid
way, 1000 at 18; Union, 60 at 103.25, 10 at
103.3714.
Bid. Ask.
All Night and Day Hank 115.00 140.00
American Savings Bank 141.00 170.00
Udway Bank and Trust 140.00
California Savings 118.00 145.00
Central National 180.00
Citizens National 220.00
Commercial National 140.00
Equitable Savings Bonk 175.00 210.00
Farm and Merch National 285.00 .....
federal Bank of L A 14.00 -,..'
First National 495.00 625.00
German American Savings 345.00
Globe American Savings 126.00
Home Say Bank of L A 112.00
Merchants National 630.00 .....
National Bank of Cal 190.00
Security Savings Bank 375.00 410.00 '
The Southern Trust Co 74.00 80.00
U. S. National 145.00
Industrial and Public Utilities
Bid. Ask.
Cal Portland Cement 125.00 200.00
Edison Electric pfd ' 82.00
Edison Electric com 61.00 62.30
Hawaiian Com and Sug 37.00 38.00
Home Telephone pfd 65.75 <67.00
Home Telephone com * 9.50 10.00
L A Athletic Club 10.00
L A Brewing Co 125.00
L A Investment Co 3.00 3.10
Mexican Nat'l Gas pfd 45.00 55.00
Mexican Nat'l Gas com... 30.00
Paauhau 8 P Co 27.00 28.00
Pac Mut Life Ins Co 260.00 310.00
Pnsndpna. If T and T Co '. 40 00
Riverside H T and T Co 10.00 35.00
San Diego II T & T Co 24.00
Sun Drug Co 1.00
Seaside Water Co 100.00
Title G & T Co ptd 238.00
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 Ser C 175.00 225.00
V S L D T& T Co pfd 41.12& .....
Union Security Corp pfd 100.00
Union Trust Co 42.00
Whittier H T and T Co 90.00
Oil Stocks
Bid. ■ Ask.
Amalgamated Oil 59.00
American Crude Oil Co 1.10
American Pet Co com 75.1214 77.00
Associated OH 49.60 49.6214
Brookshira Oil 1.20 "
Central 1.34 1.36
Columbia 1.20 1.30
Continental OH 35
Euclid Oil Co '.. 60 .60
Fullerton Oil 8.10
Globe .20
Jade Oil Co 34 .40
Mexican Petroleum ...'...... 1.20 1.30
Mexican Pet Ltd pfd 67.00 68.00
Mexican Pet ltd com 25.00 26.25
New Pennsyl Pet Co .70
Ollnda Land Co (oil) 34 .36
Palmer OH Co 1.0914 1.15
Perseus Oil Co ". .35
Final Oil Co 13.00
Plru Oil and Land Co 1714
Rico Ranch Oil Co 1.10
Section Six OH Co .59
Traders Oil Co 115.00
Union 103.25 103.3714
Union Provident Co 101.00 103.00
United Petroleum 103.00 104.00
Western Union 180.00
NON-PRODUCERS—
California Midway Oil Co 1714 .18
Morning Sales
1000 Mayflower Con at 4, 100 Florence at 2.76.
Afternoon Sales
4000 Johnnie at 7.
Bid. Asked
Cal Hills Mining Co 04% .0614
Consolidated Mines Co 01V4 .0114
MEXICO-
Clark Copper Co 0414 .04%
NEVADA—
Qoldfleld Con Mines.. 7.76
Johnnie M & M Co 07 .0714
Searchlight Parallel .02
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
BOSTON
BOSTON. .Tan. 11. —Six gars sold; cold;
market easier. Navels—Gold Buckle, RH. E.
Highland, $3.10; Whlttler, ST. Whittler.
$2.40; Royal Crest, fy, CCU. $2; Golden
Strand, $1.00; Lochlnvar. RH. E. Highland.
12.45; Carnation, xc, Green & Spelch, $2.55;
Pansy, xf, Colton OO Assn., $l.S0; Holly
wreath fy. COU,. $1.40.
NEW YORK
NEW YORK, Jan. 11.—Thres cars navels
and one car lemons sold; market fairly firm
on navels, easier tendency; lemons about
steady; weather clear and cold. Navels—
Independent, or. GPF Co., $2.45; Stock La
bel, same, $l.Ui; Golden State, TCC Ex. Imp.
$"60; Watchumna, imp, same, $2.35; Golden
State, name. $2.20; Planet, SS Ex. 51.70;
Marlposa, fy, ccr. $2.30. Lemons—Narall
mo,. or, Span- F Co. $3.15; Dol Oro, eh,
same, $2.85.
CITRI'S FRUIT SHIPMENTS
Orgs. Lem. Totl.
Monday, Jan. 10 17:: IS 190
To dute this season. . .1931 704 2633
To date last season. .. 2412 714 3108
FRUIT MARKET
SAN* FRANCISCO, Jan. 11.—Fancy apples,
75c@$l; common, 50<t£ii6c; common pears,
$1; fancy, $1.25; navel oranges, f1.65(^2.50;
Mexican limes, |4@4.50; common California
lemons, $1,501(12.60; good to choice, $3@3.50;
fancy, $4@4.60; bananas, 50c@<3.25; pine
apples, $2i»2.50. . ■ ,
DRIED FRUIT PRICES
NEW YORK, Jan. 11.—Evaporated apples
barely steady; spot fancy, lu'j'ylic; choice,
9(s9}&c: prime, 7\ac; common to fair, ti'tj*
6%c. Prunes, llrm; California up to 30-40s,
25t((?9Hc: Orc^ons, 6@9c. Apricots, firm;
choice, ll%c; extra choice, 11>..@12c; fan
cy, 12&®13%c. reaches, firm; choice, 6%
rule: extra choice, I<bTmc; fancy, 7*i@Sc.
Raisins, firm; loose muscatels, 4^ssic;
choice to fancy seeded, sdp 6 %c; seedless,
3%&'49ic; London layers, $1.1 1.20.
NEW YORK COTTON
' Special service to The Herald by .1. C. Wil
son. 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
NEW YORK, Jan. 11.—Cables this morning
failed to meet the break of yesterday ami after
a momentary hesitation at the opening the
market Improved slowly on a reduced volume
of bu.slne.srf until approximately twenty points
of yesterday's decline had been recovered.
Around liii for -May the market hung fairly
steady, advances over that llgure being
checked by sporadic bursts of outside specula
tion. Spot markets reported as steady though
rather more unsettled by this decline than the
preceding ono. It is understood that one large
long accouni, approximating TS.OOO bales, was
sold yesterday, and while the undertone is
becoming steadier there is a feeling of ner
vousness over the possibility of further liqui
dation. Prices should naturally recover some
what further, holding steady slightly above
present prices until some fresh development
appears.
Liverpool dun 23 lower on October and 29 to
30 lower on other months, opened steady 25
lower. At 12 p. m. was steady at a net de
cline of 20 to 21 points on near months and
l:: 1 to 19 on late. Spot cotton dull, 31 lower
at' 7.98.
Sales, 10,000 bales, including 9000 American.'
Port receipts for today estimated early at
40 000; last week. 40,020; last year, 79.825.
Houston, Tex., wives spot selling 1 cent under
quotations.
Liverpool wire*: The decline/ has been
checked by trade and speculative covering. Do
not advise short sales, but think it quite
likely irmt better buying level will develop.
Open. High. Low. Close.
January 151.") 1520 15.03 15.17-18
February 15.M M.ll 15.23 15.17-19
March '■''-■"' ''"■■"' 15.08 16.511-32
\ .., i , '" 18. 81 15.81 ir'-31 15-36-38
M .y ' 15.4S 15.03 16.as 15.50-ul,
j uno ' .'..15.43 15.43 15.43 15.44-46
July " 15.43 16.63 15.28 15.51-52
August tt.M 15.29 14.85 15.17-19
September ™>83 131lS 13.75 13.92-94
December 13-95 13.04 12.90 13.00-06
' Spot cotton 15.30. Steady, 15 lower. t
BUSINESS IS BRISK
IN PRODUCE MARKET
MILDER WEATHER INCREASES
RECEIPTS OF SUPPLIES
No Changs in Butter and —Job-
bers Make Fine Displays of
Stock —Strawberries of Bet.
ter Quality
■ A —
Business at the two produce markets was
lively Monday, with-a good supply of com
modities to meet the increased demand, all
supplies of good quality selling at firm
prices.
Apples and orange* are of superior qual
ity, apples from Oregon and Colorado seem
ingly the favorites.
Pink beans are more plentiful and are
sold slightly below the quoted prices of $4.90
fa) 5 for 100 pounds.
Peas command 12c a pound; malaga
grapes f1.25@1.50 a lug box; Red Emperors,
if I'U' 1.50.
Eggs, butter and cheese firm.
Strawberries of better quality have ap
peared In the market. All stock is quickly
sold.
' There is great abundance of all kinds of
fish, and more coming on every train.
Receipts of produce: Eggs, 86 cases; but
ter, 25,339 pounds; cheese, 550 pounds; po
tatoes, 400 sacks; sweet potatoes, 187 sacks;
apples, 800 boxes.
Produce Prices
Following are the Dally Market Reporter
wholesale quotations:
EGOS—Local ranch, candled, extra se
lected, 3Sc; local ranch, candled, 3Gc; local
ranch, case count, buying price, 34c; east
•rn fresh. 35c; eastern storage, packed
extra, 30c; eastern storage, seconds, 2Sc.
BUTTER California creamery extras, 2
lb. roll, 75c; California creamery firsts. 2
lb. roll, B'i vt-c, . eastern creamery, extras,
67',j0; cooking butter, 26c; ladle butter,
26 #2 7c.
CHEESE —Northern fresh, 20c; northern
storage, 19®20c; Oregon Daisy, 1914 c;
eastern singles. 19c; eastern twins, 19®
19Vic;> eastern Daisies, 21c; e-stern Long
Horn, 20cF eastern Cheddars, 10o; Imported
ewlss, 32c; Jack cheese, 18c; domestic
swiss, 23c; cream brick, 20c; Limburger,
20@21c; Roquefort, 38®40c; Edam, 13.000
9 00; Canadian cream, per box, $1.00.
BEANS—No. 1 pinks, $4.50<5>4.60; No. l
Llmas, $4.40@4-50; No. 1 Lady Washing
tons. $4.25®4.50: No. 1 email whites. 15.40
18)5.50; No. 1 Blackeyes, 14.75; No. 1 Gar
vanzas, $3.90@4.60; No. 1 Lentils, California,
$7.00©8.00.
POTATOES— per cwt.. $1.10
@1.3.">; Lompoc, per cwt., $1.65@1.75; Wat
tonville, per cwt., $1.50@1.65; Oregon Bur
banks, per cwt., $1.40@1.50: Oregon Early
Rose, per cwt., t1.50@1.60; Salinas, $1.50®
1.65; yellow sweets, per cwt., $3@3.50.
ONIONS — Northern Australian brown. per
cwt., 11.6001.75; Oregons, $2 cwt; garlic.
B@loc lb.
FRESH FRUITS—Apples: Bellefleurs,
4-t!er. $1.5001.65; Bellefleurs. 4V4-tler,
$1-35; Qravenstelns, 4-tler, $1.00; Graven
steins, 4V4-tler, $1.00; Hoovers, 4-tier.
$2.25; Jonathans, 4-tier. $3.00; Pearrnalns.
white winter, 4-tlor, $1.50; Pearmalns. 4 Vi
tler $1.35; Pearmalns, red, 4-tler. $1.50;
Pearmains. red, 4H-tler. $1.20; Smith's
Cider. 4-tler, $1.50; Smith's Cider, 414-tler.
$1.25; Ben Davis, 4-tler, Col.. $1.6591.191
Newton Pippins, 4-tler, $1.50; Mo. Pippins,
4-tler, Col., $2.00; Mo. Pippins, 4V4-tter.,
Cal., $1.25; Mo. Pippins. 4-tlor, Cal., $1.50;
Rome Beauties. $2.50®2.75; Spltzenburgs,
4-tler, $2.60; Qanos. $1.75© 2.00; Wlnesapj.
4-tler, Col., $2.75®3.00; Winesaps, 4-tler.
Cal., $1.75; Wlnesaps, 4Vi-tler, Cal., $1.25.
Berries: Strawberries, fancy, per basket,
8® 12c; strawberries, choice, per basket, )<•■;
cranberries, per barrel, $10.50®11; raap
berries, per basket. 10c. Citrus: Grapefruit,
seedlings, $2.60@53.00; lemons, fancy. $3.60;
lemons, choice. $1.75; oranges, fancy Navels,
$2.25@2.75; oranges, Tangarlnes, >4 box,
$1.50; oranges, Valenclas, fancy, $2,500
3.00: limes, 20-lb. box, $1.25.
TROPICAL — Banaßas, per lb., 4V4c; ban
anas, red. per lb.. Gc; dates, Fard, lb., 9@
lie- dates. Golden, lb., BV4e; Persian. 1-lb.
pkgs, 9c: Alligator pears, doz., $5.00; pine
apples, 6'3>7c.
MISCELLANEOUS — Pears, winter Nellls,
picking boxes, »1. 1.75; cantaloupes, local,
crate. Jumbos. $2.50®3.00; casabas, crate,
$1.6001.70; 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., 114 c; persimmons, per lb., 6®Be.
VEGETABLES — Artichokes. Northern,
doz., $1.25@1.40; Brussels sprouts. Northern,
lb., 8®9o; bell peppers, lb.. 10c; beets, sacks.
80c; string Deans, lb. loo; green cabbage,
sack, $1.25; red cabbage, lb.. 2c; carrots,
sack, 80c; cauliflower, doz. 40@60c; celery,
doz., 60@60c: celery, crate, $2.50®2.75;
cucumbers, $1.50@2 dozen; corn, green, box,
50@SOc: corn husks, cut, lb., i'jtSc; egg
plant, lb., S'JSc; leeks, doz., 35c; oyster
plant, doz., 35ffi40c; okra, lb., 8@>10c; let
tuce, ct , $1.50®160; peas, lb., 15®18c; pars
ley doz., 25c; parsnips, doz., 40c; rhubarb,
crimson winter, Btis; rhubarb, Northern
Strawberry, box, 85c; spinach, doz.. 20®250;
summer squash, per box, 75c: squash, Hub
bard, lb., lfrlHc: young onions, doz., 15<gi
l&c- turnips, sack, 80c; tomatoes, $1.25 box.
DRIED FRUITS—Apples, evaporated, lb.,
10®llc; apricots, lb., 12@15o; figs, loose,
white, box, $1.25; figs, loose, black, box,
$1.25; peaches, lb., 7@Sc; pears, lb., ll<g)
12c; plums, lb,, 12Vic; nectarines, lb., 9©
10c.
PRUNES — 20-30s; 10c; 30-40S, 9c; 40-50S,
714 c; 50-COs, OVic; 60-70s, 6c; JO-80S, 514o;
80-908, sc; 90-lOOs, 4VjC.
RAISINS —Muscatels, 2-crown. loose. 50
--Ib. boxes, lb. 414 c; 3-orown. lose, 50-lb. box,
lb. sc; 4-crown, lose, 50-lb. box. lb. Cc; Lon
don layers, 2-crown, lose, 20-lb. box, lb.
$1.10; 3-crown. $1.25; 4-orowri. $1.65; 6
crown, $1.90; Sultanas, bleached, lb. 9 lie;
unbleached, 3l,j@4c; seedless. 16-oz. pkg.
614®714c; 12-oz. pkg. 3(iS6(ic.
NUTS —Per lb. —Almonds, fancy, IXL, 17c;
Ne Plus Ultra. 16c. Brazils, 14ji)15c; cocoa
nuts 85ci3>$1.00; chestnuts, ll@12c; filberts,
14«.15c; hickory. 8c; pecans. XX. 12!»o;
XXX, 10c: XXXX, 17c; eastern peanuts, 7c;
Japan peanuts, 9c; Spanish peanuts, No. 1
shelled 10c; plnenutß, 20c; No. 1 S. S. wal
nuts, 13y.''il4c; No. 2, 10c; Jumbos, 17©
18c budded, 18@20c: eastern popcorn, cwt.
$3.75; local, cwt. $1®3.25.
RICE 100 lbs.—Fancy Honduras. Caro
lina $7' choice Honduras, Carolina, $7ti'
7.25; Japan grades. $4.65®5.00; island, $6.25;
broken, $3.50.
HONEY — Per Ib. —Water white, extracted.
m ;i.'c; white, extracted. 7c; light amber,
extracted. 6'a6V4c; water white comb,
lib-frames, 18c: white, comb, frames, lac;
light amber, comb, frames, 12@12'.5.c; bees
wax, per lb. SOc. Vi.
LIVE STOCK—Packers pay f. o. b. Los
Angeles for beet steers, 4Vtit 4 ',4c; beef
steers, 3!s<(Mc; beef- heifers, 3',4<i*4c; ut-ei
calves, sc; mutton, weathers. $4,504*6;
mutton, ewes, $3,764(1; mutton, lmus. Hit
5.25; hogs, 7V4«.
POULTRY —Buying prices In the country:
(Per lb.) —Hens, 17@18c; old roosters, 10c;
stags, Isc; broilers, 1 to 2 lbs., per lb. Sic;
fryers, 2 lbs and up, per Ib. 22c; .jaslers, 3
lbs and up, per lb. 19c; geese, lac; ducks,
ICC squab pigeons, dozen, $1.50; turkey
hen's 8-lb. and up, 22c; young torn tur
keys. 22c; old toms. 24c.
CHILI —Per lb. — Evaporated, strings, IS
©20c; lose, ISo; Mexican black, 2u>lsc,
grten. Co; chill tepins, $1.25; Japan, 15c,
corn husks, 7®-oc.
HAY (Haled). The following quotations
are furnished by the Lob Angeles Hay Stor
age Co. (Per ton) — Barley or wheat hay.
$12 16.60; tame oat hay, $15®15.60; al
falfa, $18.50@15.
MILL FEED —Bran, $1.60; whota corn.
$1.75; cracked corn, $1.80; feed meal, $2;
roiled barley, $1.60; oil cake meal, $2.50;
shorts, $1.85; Kaffir corn, $2; white oat»,
$1 80' red oats, eastern. $2.25; wheat, ori
ginal sacks, cwt. $2.05; wheat, lou-lb. sack*
flu
Butter and Eggs at Retail .
Butter, 2-lb. fancy aoo
Butter 2-lb. roll, choice sou
Cooking butter, 2-lb. rgil 30®350
Eggs, dozen •••••_ >-"-"<) <■"■'
BOSTON WOOL
BOSTON". Jan. 11. —The usual mid-winter
dullness is In evidence In the local wool
market There is some sampling and a lit
tle movement toward the mills. Prices show
a hardening tendency, especially In choice
wools Washed delaine Is bringing B*<J 40c.
while some original Montana has sold at
tfuo Fleece wools are also strong in
values. Hlddlng for the 1810 clip still goes
on In Idaho and Utah at unchanged rates.
ST. LOUIS WOOL
BT- LOUIS, Jan. 11. —Wool, unchanged;
territory and western mediums, Sfi@2Bc;
tin,, mediums, 20itUc: fine, UOHo.
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powtf-s Appear to Take Kindly to
Secretary Knox' Far East
■ern Proposal
PARIS, Jan. 11.-France-s position
relative to the proposition of the
UnHed States for the neutralization of
the Manchurian railways was deftned
semi-officially today as follows.
•France has no political interest in
the Question except to remain loyal
to her ally. Russia, and to do nothing
Which might offend Great Britain and
Japan. When those three powers have
reached an agreement France will
follow in their wake. If later an inter
national financial syndicate a formed,
France will participate on the condi
tion she is afforded a basis of absolute
equality with the most favored na
' It Sis learned that before submit
ting the note, which consists of two
separate propositions-first, China's re-
Purchase of the Manchurian roads
through means of an international
financial syndicate and, second, inter
national support for the construction
of the Chin Chow-Pu Tsitskhar rail
road—the United States secured the
adhesion in principle of Great Britain
and China without, however, their
definite acceptance of the plan.
It is believed the second part of the
memorandum has the better chance of
success and it is assumed the United
States figures if this is accepted it
eventually will entail the acceptance
of the first part.
WELL RECEIVED IN ROME
ROMS, Jan. 11.— The Italia says that
Secretary Knew 1 proposal with refer
ence to an International court of arm
tratlon has been well received In
Europe, and while his suggestion ol the
neutralization of the Manchurian rail
roads appean to be a raeapa for the
settlement of the far eastern question,
l< |g improbable that he can force Rus
sia Japan and China to adopt it,
should they be Inclined to refu
PROPOSAL WAS ANTICIPATED
ST. PETERSBURG, .Tan. 11.— The
Rugs today prints a secret memoran
dum, presented by Minister of Fii
Kokovaoff to the cabinet before his
trip in the far ea»t, which ant.clpated
the American proposal (or the neutral
ization of the Manohurian railways.
RUNAWAY PRISONER CAPTURED
lON]'", Cal.i Jan. 11.—One of the boys
who escaped (ram the I'reston sclioo!
of industry was captured today at '■'
o'clock at Clay station, between this
city and Gait. The two boys, who are
Harry Stewart and Ernest McVeagh.
A colored boy started off with the
couple but returned. The escape was
made Sunday, and officials of the school
have been on the chase for them since.
BUYS SEATTLE SKYSCRAPER
SEATTLE, "Wash., Jan. 11.— J. E.
Chllberg announced last night the
Scandinavian-American bank has sold
the Alaska building, the largest office
building in the Pacific northwest, to
Mrs. John Evans of Boston, tin- con
sideration being $1,600,000. The Alaska
building, which was the first sky
scraper to be erected In Seattle, was
built in 1904.
RECEIVE 120,000 TONS OF COAL
CHICAGO, Jan. 11.— big coal
carrying roads got about 120,000 tons of
fuel into Chicago yesterday, and only
ask a few more good days to establish
normal conditions.
HH Rewarded $ljk'
jwpjy^ now instead of waiting ia
inTthe best way. We are getting our 'Wk
i rJr reward in deposits and depositors,
iml r*lowers on .a grave are better than fl
111 no flowers. We want our flowers Jw
mm this year. Be one of the 20,000 new H
if# accounts we are going to get this VI
[II year. Don't wait until next year. H
tt 15,000 people are satisfied with our JU
%Ml memuaii
X£}£p6r/tispfrir</6ST' 563 \QjO
Boy San Diego Home
Telephone StocK
Nets 10%
Fielding J. Stilson Co.
303 11. W. Ui:i.I..M.VN BUM}.
A 3547, Mail: 105.
THUG PLIES TRADE
IN HEART OF CITY
Holds Up and Robs Stenographer
Within One Block of San
Francisco's Central
Police Station
BAN FRANCIBCO, Jan. 11.—Within
one block of the central police station
a masked robber, threatening death it'
betrayed, this afternoon held up and
robbed -Mrs. Grace F. Stilson, a stenog
rapher, as she sat In the office of K. B.
Austin, in the Pacific •building', one oC
the largest office buildings in the city.
According to her story, the thug iar
ried a revolver, which he held in a
menacing mannei at the head of Mrs.
Btllson while he gave the command to
have the money in the safe placed upon
the disk for his disposal.
The frightened stenographer sur
rendered all the money In the ;;<ir,
amounting to )825, to the robber. Tha
robber then left the office, admonishing
his victim as he was leaving not to
make any outcry under penalty of be
ing killed.
.Mrs. Btllson waited several minutes
before notifying those who sat in the.
in xt room.
The detectives are working on ths
theory that the iob.ber is a client of the
llrm, and it is thought that he watched
his opportunity from a window In a
hotel opposite the Pacific building:.
FLURRY IN COTTON MARKET
NEW YORK, Jan. 11.—Yesterday's
break i:i the cotton market was fol
lowed l>\ erratic fluctuations' early to-
Tne call* lor additional margin
brought in an avalanche of out-of
town gelling orders ami. after opening
in in 18 points higher than In the active
months, quickly broke about 20 points.
Utter the market rallied.
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
SAX PEDRO, Jan. 11.—Arrived: Steamers
Santa Rosa from San Francisco via Kedon
do; Coos Bay from Ban Francisco and way
ports; iteam schooner James S. Hlsrsma
from Fort Bragg via Han Francisco; schoon
er K. C. Slada returned for repairs to rudder.
Failed —Steamers Coos Bay for San Fran-
Cisco and way ports; steam schooner Quin
oult for Columbia river via Ban Francisco;
steam schooner Nome City for Portland via
San Francisco in ballast; steamer James B.
Hlgglns for San Diego.
SAN FRANCISCO SHIPPING 7
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 11.—Arrived: :
Steamers Fair Oaks and Santa Barbara from
San Pedro. '•-"»!
galled— Tug Defiance for Kcilondo. .
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