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12
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
SLUMP FOLLOWS
RISE IN STOCKS
SPECULATION BLOWS HOT
THEN COLD
PRESSURE OF MARKET IS UNEX.
PLAINABLE
Money Position Works Easier, and
Renewal of Foreign Buying of
Cotton Is Reflected in the
Exporting of Gold
[Associated Press]
NEW YORK, Jan. 17.—Speculative
sentiment blew hot and cold in
the stock market today and the
sudden transpositions offer
violent contrasts. Demand for stocks
early in the day was so impressixe and
seemed to be coming from such lnflu
entiai sources that the tone of the
speculation became hopeful.
One or two items in the news were
construed in the same spirit. The ret
rospect oT the market would have to
go back many months to find pri<
which stocks could have been acquired
to offer ami profit on the sales made
at today's prices. This fact accen
tuated the conviction of thoroughness
of the liquidating movement and pre
vented unloading on the part of buy
ers of larger caliber, who had come
into the market at an early stage of
last year's advance.
The belief was thus created in a
closing up of a market campaign of
lons duration and widespread extent.
There was nothing in the immediate
situation to explain the pressure of the
market. The money position worked
easier and the weekly bank statement
of Saturday gave warrant for confi
dence in the security of the money
market from further stringency.
There was an engagement of gold
for South America, but the foreign ex
change market was easier, In spite of
the decline in money rates. This
movement might reflect renewal of for
eign buying of cotton Invited by the
severe decline In that commodity.
The acute weakness of the trans
continental railroad stocks today mdi■
■ i mii;"'ivi" o's on the score of de*
creased traffic as well as a possible re
<li.-tribution of traffic growing out of
the opening of new Pacific coast ex
tensions. This was a factor in the
weakness of the Hill stocks and of St.
Paul and the further postponement of
the suit to dissolve the Union Pacific
merger was made the occasion of some
y strength in that market, but it
was among the weakest in the later
Ing.
The satisfaction of the demand to
cover the shorts on the part of the
bears about exhausted the buying at
the recent price level and thr subse
quent pause placed prices lower than
low prices of Saturday morning,
rallying power was feeble and the
closing tone weak.
Bonds were easy: total sales, par
value, $4.36 C,OOO. United States 2s de
clined l-s pur cent on call.
NEW YORK STOCKS
Special service to The Herald by J. C. WH
eon IM West Fifth street, Los Angeles, mem
ber New York stock exchange. Chicago board
of. trade, stock and bond exchange of San
Francisco.
NEW YORK. Jan. 17.—Following were the
closing quotations today:
Sales. Stock. High. Low. Bid. Ask.
. . .. Allls-Chalmexi -- 1' MH
1,000 do preferred r,n»i BOH BO r."'i
42,M0'Ajnals Copper .... «:■>; B?ss S2'i S:Uj
6.700 Am' Beet Sugar. 4lli Wi 431j 44
do preferred . S3 Hi
1,200 Amcr Can Co .... 12*4 1214 1214 r'i
800 do preferred "'■ - "*;! * 78 78%
4,400 Am Car & F Co.. 67'» «51- <is'& lifi
do preferred 116 117
2,000 Amer Cotton Oil.. eE 83*4 "'" C3'i
lo preferred .. 101 I°7
Anier Ex
900 Am Ice Securities. 8514 24' i 24' i-5
400 Amer Linseed .... 16 15H 15 S 4 18
800 do preferred . 4.". 43>~ 4:ir>« i 441t
4,400 Amer Locomotive. 5S 551S fi.'lii 68%
do preferred .. 113 H4
37,200 Am Smlt & Rf Co 961, !K!'i I." 1" H3?i
800 do preferred 110 I*, 10914 109»j HO,*
800 Amer Sugar I-- 1 122U 123 123
. .. do preferred .. 121! 122 m
600 Am Steel Fdr» .... 65 • !'. «4!4 6414
' I &00 Amer Tel & T C0.138V4 13714 1371s 18!
COO Km r To* pfd ... 55 M BS% B4li
800 Ami p Woolen 33! i 32*4 :1u 86
300 do preferred 103 lOIV4 Ml T i 1"
--5.000 Anaconda 601 4?*!, 49* 4!Ji
1,200 Atlantic C Line ..143' 2 130H 130 111
2" 000 AT & Santa Fe..12u J; 118' i 118% 119
300 do preferred .. 103% 10344 1031s 103K
4,900 Bait & Ohio 1171, 115»i 116% 110.,
100 do preferred ..... 93 93 93 64%
800 B R T 7li'4 74 744 71%
700 Canadian I'ttcluc..lSo>« 170' i 179* 1•;• 'i
157000 & " BS=i SS'i SWi S7
000 C & A 66% 64 63' i 66
2,700 C& G W new S3 '!-'■ 32-'» S2>i
400 do preferred new. til 69% S""i 80Z
800 C& N W .... 15!" i 157 157 15S
46,800 C m & st r 149% »«% 147' i 147%
.. . do preferred ■■ 168 11>** 1 a
800 Central Leather .. 44H 42% 4.1 43' i
300 do preferred ....10 i 10$ 107% 3llS
.. Cent of N.l 300 312
' 700 CCC & •■-<- !■■■■■ SOU SO .79% H>Vi
_ do preferred W:; 8* 10814
j 3,400 Colo F and Iron.. 451 i 43' i 43*1 44
do preferred 11.1 I-1'
1,000 Columbus HC* I»0 IWS SJ'i 89H
700 Colorado Southern. GS'J D7'i 57V4 S7lj
800 do Ist preferred. Hi SIM, SI SIV4
do 2d preferred 80 M
18700 Conoelldated Qas..ls4',i 150« 15u'i 130V4
'tsno Corn Products ... -''-a 20", a 20 2fl',i
200 do preferred .. S4»i 8414 53 '!'<
500 Pel * Hudson ....178 177* 177 178
... V I. ,v v 680 ClO
2 700 D& R 0 *6 4414 44Vtj 4r,
do preferred 80'; 'SlVi
" 600 Distilling Scour ... 35 MH SII. 35
... . Duluth S S t A «ISV4 1"!
do preferred «MJ Sl*
■"few Erie --'■ 56% 21>% 31',i
Imo do Ist preferred, 4!) si 4S»i 48% ':1
'soo do td preferred.. 31t',i 35% 38^ SO
• 000 General Electric ..lie 153% 184 154' i
1000 Great North Ore.. 76' i 73' 3 73H 74',
J3«W do preferred i:«: , 133 13.Hi 133.
1000 Illinois Central ...1« 141 Vi 141.4 142",
9.400 laterboro-Metro .... 11% MH 14 WH
- 14.500 do tern d .... b2!« 601, JO% 61
Internal Paper Wi 141*
■■"SOO do preferred U« -■ fitl fO%
""K» Internal Pump •••-'% 61 .vi 10%
600 do preferred M* 69 89Vi 90
700 lowa Central 26% 26 20 2614
100 do preferred 50ii M J1 M
I.JoO Kansas City 50.,. 41% 4"', 40 4014
100 do'preferred 03 CS t,B!i «>BH
.. 1, E & Western 83 _2J
do preferred ■ 61 6.1
' -O00L&N 154 15014 '« 1M
.800Mackay 85 , 85 85 87
300 do preferred <■» 77 '"'a .8
'00 Manhattan 137% 137 13614 13»
..... Metropolitan St By .. •■ -'< -»_•
• '11, 100 Mexican Cent 2614 8B J ; ,i IRK
Minn &St I> J^ «Vi
4 0 preferred ■■■ M »9
'^lOOMSt P & 8 M..IM VA%. 135 136
100 do preferred 161 1U 1-•' 1!1
7.J00 MX * T J«H 44-4 4514 JMi
'200 do preferred 73*4 Tii'i 7:ili 73%
3.50 Mo I'actflo 6814 6«J4 67 ITU
. 3.500 National Lead ....86% SB-, «.14 M»
200 do preferred 11014 110 10!) 110
100 National riseult ..113 113 110 iii
do preferred . ■ 124 125
l"'Mi m v Air Brake.... «STt 80% S7 *9V4
».«0 In I Central 110% 118% 119V4 HIM
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
dF CITRUS FRUITS
• ■ .Shipments of ormiKi". and lemons •
v from 1-os \iiki-1(-s Friday, .lan 14. ■?
<•> were 110 carlnndsi of oranges and II \S
&of Unions. Total to date there liave >f
• ■ been shipped 3153 carloads, of wliirh >'•■■
\«> 77» were lemons. l.a-1 seaaosj to date ■•
• > there were shipped 3434 carloads, of •*•
■ • which 803 were lemons. <P
.
N T C * Si L '•'■' «3
do Ist preferred. .. .. 165 110
do Id preferred M '■"'■
800 N V N H .V Hart. 158 15SH 154 150
4.500 X V Out & W. 4C"4 4is4 41 ai 4.'i
2.4W Norfolk & West.. SS'* !'7'» 97> t !'7:l,
do preferred .- B8 92
S'rt North American .. 81' i TS4 79 SI
15.5C0 Northern Pacific ..W% 13371 134>t 134*4
Omaha 1 IS i:^
do preferred i*l 175
Pacific Coast 113 117
80i> Pacific Mall ..... So'i 3:l'i 33 34
CTOOPenna R X C0....13(»i 132H 133 133.i
1,800 Peoples Gas 113»4 112-S U-»4 113
3.000 Plttsburg Coal ... 23;j ?2U 2-'", 22\
2.1'» do preferred .... "- T . 76^ 7(^*4 77
1,000 P C C &St L.... S8 97H !>7'- '.'S
do preferred 110 1M
700 Pressed Steel Car. 47' i 454 4< 4«H
MO do preferred 104 104 101 1044
700 Ky Steel Spgs Co.. 47' i W « 461 i
SOO do preferred 107 106>4 Jl6 107
14C.2« Reading MM !■'■■■. 161H 16Ht
SOO do 1H preferred.. i>.l 93 tl2'4 PI
S0« do 2.1 preferred...lol% INH li'l'i WA
2,Si«l Republic S i 1.... 4! 4(",, +I^3 41
SPO do preferred ....!« 100 100 10H4
24.600 Rock Island C 0.... Wl4 «'■» '■"• «
do referred .. St. 87
6* Sloss SSft I Co.. 84 SJ'j SOS SH4
do preferred 116 119
300 »StL *8 F Ist pfd 70' i 70' i 71 72
4>J do 2d preferred.. i.7 6>i 56'j 57
1.300 St L & S W Sl\ >' TS 30», SI
100 do preferred 74 7) 7l' t 74-u
64.900 Southern Pacific ..13-'«4 3U>4 13"'» 13"'=
4.200 Southern Railway. 311 * Z >tx» S'^'a :t('N
$,2Xi >lo preferred 70 68*4 6S' 4 «*■»»
V* Tennessee Copper.. 36"i Sfi 3* 3644 STl^
1,900 Texas Paciflo 3:; 1. X>i K% 3:'T»
1,800 Third Aye 3'i'« 10'j 15% W
I.WO Toledo St L. &W. 61 49 41 , 49' i
1.1Ch3 do preferred ...... 705, iS». 68Vi »8"-J
Twin City p. T Ill* 11"' 2
2tf> Union Bag and P. 12^ 11"* 11*4 1-
do preferred ... . - 70 .■"■
112.500 Union Pacific US* 1?1»4 19214 192«4
2.J.10 do preferred 101-, 10054 100 M I'll
900 United Rds of B F 40' 40 40 ¥>%
....... do preferred .. 70 72
1.000 V S Cast Iron Pipe 31 29 !!"i SOVt
do preferred .. S3 m
2.500 U 8 Rubber 474 46' i 4« 46%
2,o>:<) do Ist preferred. 113' a 112:, lI2S 11SH
do Id preferred., .. .. 80*4 8314
275.2"0 U S BteeVCorp.. S6>i S3 S4 M S4'.«
2,^00 do preferred US% 122'? 123 IJ3V*
4.7 « Utah Copper 55'j 531 * 53x.i fill's
6,5'J0 Va-Car Chem Co.. BJ% r.3 "i r,i\
100 do preferred 124 124 122 11714
5,9>M Wabaal . S.IV4 22 22 22',.
12,2'W do preferred 62 4i)H 4S'-i 49%
Wells-Fargo Tx 180 1M
I.OfH) Western Union ... 74 734 7. 7 14
1.800 Westtnghousa .. .. 74 72 72 72' i
I.M W& L E 6 54 5 ■ BH
1.200 do Ist preferred. 12 lOH l"'j 11
SO do 2d preferred.. f>S ''"« 6*4 ';;i
2V) Wisconsin Central. 48 48 4S BO
too Am Hide and Lea 74 74 "4 7-«
300 do preferred 44' H 44 4.1 44
400 Am Act and Chem 46 4.".' 2 la M
do preferred ■ 101
2'V) Beth Steel S2H 32 SOH 83
do preferred .. 60 67
600 Nat Enamel 4 a.. 24»i 24Vi SI 244
do erred .. 98 100
COO Pao T and Tel 40 S3V4 8914 40
do preferred SO S3
V S Realty SOVi M
13.100 West Maryland ...61'4 40 7 51 DlV£
•Ex-dlv. 1 per cent.
Total sales, 1,145,000 sales.
NEW YORK BONDS
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
son, 212 Wat Fifth street, Los Angeles, mem
ber New York stock exchange. Chicago hoard
of trade, stock and bond exchange of San
Francisco.
NEW TORK, Jan. 17.—Following were the
closing quotations:
Bid. Asked
Atchiscn general 4s l» 5 i I<X'\
Atchisnn cony 4s 1191* 121
Balto & Ohio Ist 4s 99 WU
BRTtI '" sr.',j
Colorado Industrial 5» Sl'j •'
--r S Realty as S2ij M
Rock Island col 4s 31 SIU
Southern Pacific ref 4s 54 7i Ha
Southern Pacific col 4a 33 83%
Southern Pacific cony 4s 103% i"i
T'nlon I'aciHo Ist 4s lnl7i '"-
Union Pa Wo cony 4s U2>J 113
V S Steel Ss ll""» l«
United Railway 4s mi
Wabash debenture 4s 7«4 4Jj
Western Paclfla 5s 97'j Prs
Japanese 4s "5 »V 4
Jgpanese Ist 4H» »«4 J6%
Japanese 2d 4V : s »J* 96
U S 2s regd MO* ''■"'•
U8 2a coupon lWi l'K)=»
Us 3a regd tOK 10-"2
rs Ss coupon WHS W>2»
Ua 4s reg.l IHH >«*}
IT S4s coupon I' 4?* 116*
Panama 2a "'n '"|
Panama io;;<ss 10° 101
TREASURY STATEMENT
WASHINGTON, Jan. 17— The condition of
the treasury at the beginning of business to
day was as follows:
Trust nn; Is Gold coin. »574.4i)5,«60: sliver dol
lars. 159.000; Silver dollars of 1890, J3.n26,
--000; silver certificates outstanding, J454,1J9.000.
General fund—Standnrd silver dollars in gen
eral fun. 16,003,312; current liabilities. U02,«07,
--■SS; vorkinß balance In treasury offices. *1,-
S«39l' In bank to credit of treasurer of the
rn'lted States. $3:..^2.T42: Subsidiary sliver
coin. SlS,Ts4,7n<i: minor coin, 11,060,826; total
balance In general fund, $70,821,017.
FRUIT MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 17.—Fancy apples,
7&c@sli common. s<i-il6Cc; common pears, %\ ;
fancy, $1.25; navel oranges. 1L6553.80; Mexican
limes, |4@4.60i common California lemons, 81.50
c.'.50; good to choice. $3{('3.50; fancy, Hi I E■■
bananas, 50c«3.25; pineapple!, 52'a2.60.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS
NEW YOP.K. Jan. 17—Evaporated apples
quiet, with prices ffaiy and nominally un
changed; on the spot fancy new crop is quoted
at lo'i^jlle; choico, i»s/91jc; prime, 7H@TH°i
common to fair, C^ju^ic.
Prunes quiet, but offerings small and prices
Bteady to firm; quotation! ranged -V?' |:V' for
Callfornias up to MMOs and MiiJc for Oregon.
Apricots are in moderate demand and prices
arc firm; choice, llli'u-ll'.ic; extra choice, lllii?
12c; fancy, 12!4S<13!ic.
Peaches quiet but steady; choice, 69i'fJ7o;
extra choice. 7tt7lac; fancy, 7si(&Bc.
Raisins quiet but firm on the strength of the
situation on the coast; loose muscatels, 4ftsaic;
choice to fancy, seeded, 5'W6B *c; Heedless, '■'-. 'it
4->ic; London layers, fl.lfi^
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO, Jan. 17.—Cattle—Receipts /esti
mated at 8000; market 15'«'2oc lower; breves,
1407.76; Texas steers, $3.9004.60; western stoers,
4>j>i: etockers and feeders, |2.90®5.50; cows and
heifers, $2.®5.C0; calves, $7.75@10.
Hogs—Receipts estimated at 29,000; market Is
higher; light, 15.4008.70; mixed. $*};;."'
heavy, $5.40@8.55; rough, $8.4i)«8.ii0; good to
choice heavy, $5.6058.!-D; pigs, $7.25®8.86; bulk
of sales, $8.60® 8.75.
Sheep—Receipts estimated at 24,000; market
weak. 100 lower; native, $4'(f6; western, ll'g'i.it);
yearlings, $6.75®5; lambs, native, $8,104
western, $0.25®8.C5.
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 17-Butter—Fancy
creamery, 34! Ac; seconds, 33c; fancy dairy, 29c
Cheese— New. 16!4Slsc; Young America, 18
619 c.
Eggs—Ranch, 31c; store, 31c.
CHICAGO, Jan. 17.—Butter—Steady; cream
eries, 2li®34c; dairies, 25@30c.
Steady; at mark, cases included, 41491
SOU-e; firsts, 35c; prime firsts, 3Sc.
-Steady; Daisies, 16»i(ai7e; twins, lG'i
©16y.c; Toung Americas, i-;! i; Long Horns
16!ic.
— « »
liose a good-pay tenant, or boarder? Ty^t
a want ad help you to take It like a pblloio.
ptier.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 18, 1910.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE
Special nrvlce to The Herald by J. C. Wil
son, 212 (Vest Fifth street. Los Angeles, mem
ber K«w York Stock exchange. Chicago board
or trade, Stock and Bond exchange ot lan
Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 17.—Following ne«c
the closing quotations:
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Bid. Asked
Associated Oil Co 53 M '">'■<
Bay Counties Power Co Bi Ifl :'■, KM
Cal Central Gas and Eire 55... 100 i
Ca Gas unit I.'lee gen M&CT « 1011%
California St Cable Co 5s 103
California Wine Man Ba 8»!4 91
City Electric Co Is ;*\" s
Contra Costa Water Co 5s 100 10114
do pen nits ,'s ..■ 91
Kdison Eleo Co of l. a Sa l"; 1.
Edison Light and Power t:-- 108
Ferries & CHIT House Ry Bi 101
Hawaiian Coin! an I B 5a 105"i
Honolulu 11 T an.] I. Co 8a 108
I.ako Tahoa Ry A I Co is l"0
Los Angeles lClec Co 5s 10114
Lot Angeles Gas and El Co 5s i.,u
Los Angeles Railway Ss 108^S
Los Angeles Lighting gd 6s 102*4
I. A-Pao R R Ist con mtg da lu7'j
1. A-Pac X 1; of Cal/Cs 108
Market Street Cable t>s 103U
Market st Cable I:y li>t en mtg ss. .. 1«3'6
M V & mi Tamalpals S By .:>* 100
Northern Ry Co of Cal 5s 114%
Northern < ..: Railway Sa 103 30."i
Northern Cal Power Co 5s 101's 103'j
Northern Elactrio Co 5s :''■'■■
Oakland Gas Light and I! 6s 102
Oak lan Transit Co Cs no
Oakland Transit 5s 106 la
Oakland Transit Con (a 964 M'j
Oakland Traction Co la '.>:: l ?
Oakland Water Co gtd 5s 67
Omnibus Cable Railway 6s I*' 2
Pacific Gas Imp 4s 87
Pacific Electric Ry Co Gs I<ls'S I'i6
Pacific Light and Power Co 6s M
Pac Light and Power gtd Ba 10O'-4
Paclfli Tel and Tel Co (a 100 1004
Park and Cliff House Ry ia. 99
Park and Ocean R R 6s LOO
People's Water Co - 71 TITi
Powell Street Railway 6s liK'i 103
Sac'to i:i- ■ Gas and Ry 5? 102*5
B I' Oak and Ban .lose Ry 5s 106
do 2d mortgage Ba M
s F Oak and B .1 Con Ry 5s H%
Sierra Ry of Cal us 106 M
S P I! it of Aril 6s. 1810 100H
8 TJ R It of Cal 6s. 1913 105
s P 1: It of Cal 1-: c g;d g in 1154
8 i' Branch Ry >>f Cal tis ljgy
S P R It Co Ist rfdg 4.« 94"i 95
Stockton Gas anil El Corp 6s 104
s V Water Co gen mtg: 4s SS>4 S9'4
United Gas and Kief Co &s 99 300
United it R of F F 4s 73% 74' i
Vallejo. Benli la & Napa V R R, og 75
Valley Counties Power Co 6s 1011. 103
WATER STOCKS—
Mann County 60
Spring Valley Water Co <I.« 42S
GAS AND ELECTRIC stocks—
City Electric Co 60% 5114
N Cal Power Co Con 49
Paclflo Lighting Corp pfd 70
Pacific Light Corp com 514
INSURANCE STOCKS-
Callfornla Insurance Co 81
Fireman's Fund 237' i
STREET RAILROAD STOCKS—
California 130 135
Presidio 22
POWDER STOCKS-
Olant Consolidated Co .....' 7S'4 7SV'
SUGAR STOCKS—
Hawaiian Com'l and Sugar Co SS'4 S9
Honokaa Sugar Co 21
Ilutchlnson Sugar Plantation 17"i lti'.i
Kllauea Sugar Planation Co 14
Makawell Sugar Co s:'. 7
Onomea Sugar Co B5
Paauhau S P Co 28%
Union Sugar Co 66
OIL STOCKS—
Associated Oil Co 47?4 41
Sterling Oil and Dcv Co 1% 4
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS—
Alaska Packers' Association ...."... S9s a
Cal Fruit Canners' Assn 10114 ..
>[ V and Mt Tamalpals B Ry 100
Pac Auxiliary Plrq Alarm 3
Pacific Coast Borax Co 164
Vac Tel and Tel r.f.l 97
Pac Tel and Tel common 39!4 40
Morning sales—MOO Spring V Water 4s S9'4;
10,000 same 89' i; 20,000 same S9i 1000 City Klec
5s 00; SOilD Nor Cal Power 108; 1000 United nil
It 74>4; 12,000 same 74V, 1000 And Oil Ba 9SN.;
3000 People's 6s ~Vi; 20.000 S I> R Tt of Az 69
100' i; 6000 Lao Tal 5s 99; 1050 Assd Oil 4S;
45 City Eleo 5034; 245 Hawaiian 38; 20 Maka
well 54: 35 Pac Tel common 40; 150 Spring V
Water 43',i; 425 same 43; 20 same 43Vi; 50 some.
42"5..
Afternoon sales—4ooo City Elec .Is 90; 2000 Pac
Elec •- lOBHi 2000 United R R 4s 71',; 1000
Pac Tel fs 100U: 10,000 Spring V W 4s 899;
2000 Cal C Gas and Elec Ds 10O»i: 15 Alaska
>9' : ; 35 Assd Oil 4S: 363 same 47%; 100 same
17'"; 20 same 47',; BO City Bleo 6ii»4; 110 Ha
waiian ss'.,: 5 Hutchinaon 19; 50 Giant 7S'J;
j Makaweli 64; Onomea. 55; 150 Sterling Z*i;
0 Spring V Water 42-%; CO same 42Vt; 139
same '-'; M same 41%; 250 same 41',-i; 200 same
41U; 25 same 41rt 8; 100 tame 42' 2 ; 25 same
42-; 42 same 42' 4 .
NEW YORK COTTON
Eppcial service to The Herald by .1. C. Wil
.son, 212 West i^fth street, Los Angeles.
NEW YORK. Jan. 17.—Th« course of cotton
prices in today's market demonstrated thor
oughly that Saturday'! sensational rally was a
temporary matter. Today's opening was slight
ly lower, for the near options to practically un
changed for those of the new crop. After this
a rally carried the level back to about Satur
day's close, but In the early part of the after
noon pressure was renewed and the prices fell
away rapidly. The liquidation was quite heavy,
but in a more orderly manner and lacking In
any sensational features, in the last few min
utes the market rallied somewhat from the
lowest, but closed feverish and unsettled.
Liverpool due 3 higher on March and 5 to 9
higher on others, opened steady 11 to 14 up.
At 12:15 p. m. quiet but steady; not Sl4 to 10
up. Spots quiet; 7 up at 7KO; sales, 7000, Amer
ican 6000. Ports for today, 15,000; last week,
30,700; last year, 48.000.
Weather will be generally fair today and to
morrow in South Atlantic states and along the
gulf coast.
Following worn the quotations:
' —Close-
Open. High. Low. Bid. Ask.
January 14.40 14.40 13.91 14.07 14.10
February 14.00 14.05
March 14.38 11.47 13.88 14.10 11.12
April l».lii 14.15
.May 14.63 14.84 14.01 14.23 14.23
June 14.04 14.011 14.80 14.25
July 14.80 14.67 14.03 14.23 14.25
August 14.Si 11.41 13.88 14.00 11.02
September 13.33 13.80 13.85 13.00 i I 03
October ..: 12.29 12.98 12.60 12.66 12.70
December 12.73 12.75 12.70 12.50
Spot cotton 14.30; quiet; 15 lower.
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
SAN FSANCIBOO, Jan. 17.—Flour—
extras, $6.604j7; bakers' extras, 16.0007; Oregon
arra Washington, t5.60@5.9f".
Wheat-Shipping. $1.65@2; milling, 11.M.
Barley—Feed, $1.4114@1-45; brewing, $1.4;;
Chevalier, »1.60ft1.65.
Oats-Red, 11.621i'51."56; white, 11.7001.71S
black, J1.85ig2.30.
MillstulTs— Middlings, J3ia3(i; mixed feed. $28
®33; rolled barley, S3ug3l; oatmeal, f4.4004.60;
oat groats, $4.60: rolled oats, J39@40.
Hay—Wheat, $15(819.50; wheat and oat, Jl3®
17; wild oat. $10614; tame, »125)lfl; alfalfa, $0©
12; straw, lOOTBo.
Receipts—Flour, ifl4i; wheat. 1060; barley, 57,
--8- beans. 2551; potatoes. 5600: onions, 1750:
bran, 565: middlings, 450; liay, 1110; hides, 1700;
wine, 40,900.
Beans—Pink, $454.25; Lima. $4.1084.20; small
white, $4.70^4.80; large white, $3.40®3.60.
Potatoes—Early Rote, $1.2401.30; river Bub
banks, $1.2561-45; '*w potatoes, $1.15.
Onionir— Fancy, J1.504j1.65: common, $1.
Various—Green peas, I0B2O; string beans
nominal; gruen pepper», 100 Me; summer
»quaeh. 13; rhubarb, 4*g7c; garlic, 4®se; cu
cumbers, 1101.10; (hot house).
Poultry—Live turkeys, nOMe: dressed tur
keys nominal; old roosters, *4i/ii; young, J8.50
08; small broiler . 13.50&4.50; large, 14.50&6;
fryers, 16,Mff16.50; hens, 15310; old ducks, Utt
6; young, »7GD; geeee, 2^3; old pigeons, %\'n
1.25; young, ttO3 SO.
WOOL
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1.-Wool hanged; mi ll
urn grades, combing and clothing, c./_'!'. ■; light
tin.'. »2'&27e; heavy fine. I2&21c; tub washed,
FINANCIAL
I.OS ANGELES, Jan.- IT.—Bonk clearings
were J2.639.353.55, an Increase "Of WB4.SST.M as
compared with i .a corresponding 'late of last
year. Following Is a comparative statement:
1910 1909. 1908.
Jan. 17 52,639,355.5S 52,24u'.71i6.00 }1,6U7,016.:C
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
lluslness on the Los Angelas stock exchange
lias resumed the volume attained before the
holidays and trading cornea from Ml quarters.
Trades were made in all classes o( securities
Monday. Bond quotations were steady. Home
bonds sold at S7!i and closed >:l« to M Com
mercial National tank advanced 2 points In
the bid during the day, dosing 148 bid and
none offered.
Edison Electric preferred was weaker, clos
ing with a bid of SO and offered at Sl"4, off 1
point from Saturday: the common was about
the same. Home Telephone preferred advanced
'4 point, closing 56',i to £7, and looks stronger.
San Dlejiro Home continues to decline; closed
227» to 23%; ten shares were sold during the
day at 23H-
Amalgamated Oil has been in demand for the
past few days; closed at <■>} to l)2li; American
Petroleum common sold at 7ii';> and closed at
70' ito Tn\; Associated Oil braced up some
before the in. ting, selling as high as 4«li,
with closing mile at 45,4, the stock closing 489 i
to 489 i. In the notice of the meeting sent out
some months ago It was stated that the meet
ing was called for the holders of the trust
certificates to consider the termination of the
pool in this stock.
The annual mei'tinjr of Oie Associated Oil
company does not come till February,
California Midway sold up to -'"- L.. and the
closing sale iras mads at 15?;, with 16,000
shares changing hands. Union Oil seems
steady; sold at i"3\, with sales of 86 shares.
Mexican Petroleum common conlnues to look
weak on sales of 40 shares. The stock sold
down to 23' i and closed 23!4 to -"'«■
Morning Sales
: Home Tel Co bonds at ST: 10 Pan Diego
11 T and T at 23.12»i; 33 Am Pel Co com at
73.50; 10 Associated Oil at 41.26; 10 do, S. 30, at
48.50; 10 do at 45.50; 10 do at 48.76; Cal Mid
way, !>OOO at 20U. 1000, B. 30, at iv-1,; $00 Cen
tral at US; 100 do at 1.14; 1000 do at 13334; 10
M,-k Pet Ltd com at 23.50; 33 Union at 103.75;
4 do at 101.
Afternoon Sales
in Associated Oil at 48.50; 500 Cal Midway at
20' i; 20(10 do at 20; 1100 do at 1!> 74; 6600 do at
1614; 10 Mas Pel Ltd com at 23.2.",; 20 do at
53.12H; ,00 Olio Is Land (Oil) at 88.
Bonds
Bid. Asked.
Associated Oil 97*« I'S'i
California Pac Ry 94 105
Corona City Water Co 95 100
Corona Power and W Co So 101
Edison El Co, Ist ref 101
do, old Issue 104 100
Home Telephone Co SH'i SS
Horn Tel Co Ist refg 7". 78
L A Pac Ist con mtK3 lOTMI
L A and Pasadena El Ry !>5 108
I. A Railway Co 108 110
L A Traction Co Cs 107 114
do 6s 106
Mission Trans £1 11 Co '.'7
Pao Else Ry Co 100 10s
Pac Light and Power Co 9:2
Pasadena Home T and T Co 80
Pomona Con Water Co 96 ...
Riverside II T and T Co 80
Riverside Light and P Co 10]
5 Monica H T and T Co 80
San Di — 11 T and T Ist mtg. ... 80
Santa Barbara Eloc "Ry 84
Temescal Water Co 99
United Elec G and P Co 101
Union Transportation C» 98
U S Long Distance T and TCo ... 80
Visalla Water Co 104
Whittier Home T and T Co 91)
Banks
Bid. Ask.
All Night and Day Bank 115. 140.00
American Savings Bank 141.00 170.00
Bilway Bank and Trust 140.00
California, Savings 116.00 145.00
Central National ISO.OO 200.00
Citizens National 225.00
Commercial National 145.00
Equitable Savings Bank 175.00 210.00
Farmers and Mer National 280.00
Federal Bank of L A 14.00
First National 495.00 800.01
German American Svgs 330 00 840.00
Globe Savings Bank 127.00 150.00
Home Savings Bank of 1, A 114.00
Merchants National 530.00
Merchants Bank and T Co 195.00
National Bank of Cal 190.00 200.00
Security Savings Bank 405.00
The Southern Trust Co 74.00
(50 per cent paid up).
Industrial and Public Utilities
Bid. • Ask
Cal Portland Cement Co 150.00 200.00
Edisoq Electric pfd 80.00 51.75
Edison Electric com 61.00 82.25
Hawaiian Com and Sug 37.00 35.00
Home Telephone pfd 66. M 57.00
Home Telephone com 9.00 10.50
Hutchlnson 8. P. Co a. IS.OO 19.00
L A Athletic Club 10.00
L A Brewing Co 125.00
1. A Investment Co 3.00 3.10
Mexican Nal'l Gas pfd 45.00 65.00
Mexican Nat'! Gas com 30.00
Paauhau S. P. Co 28.00 29.00
Pac Mut Life Ins Co 260.00 310.00
Pasadena II T and T Co 30.00
Riverside Home T and T Co 05,00
San Diego Home T and T C 0... 22.874 L';:.37''-,
Santa Monica B II T pfd 29.00 31.00
Sun Drug Co 1.00
Seaside Water Co 100.00
Title O and Tr Co pfd 253.00
Title 1 and Tr Co pfd 175.00 225.00
Title I and Tr Co com 175.00 225.00
Title I and Tr Co Rer C 175.00 225.00
U S 1, D T and T Co pfd 42.00 44.00
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 60.00 83.60
American Crude Oil Co 1.10
American Pet Co pfd 87.60
American Pet Co com 75.25 7.",.
Associated Oil 45.37,£ -it-.">
Brookshlre Oil " I_,
Central i.33,4 1.36
Cleveland Oil Co ' .20
Columbia 1.15 1.24
Continental Oil 35 .....
Euclid Oil Co M .60
Fullerton Oil 8 50 5.00
Globe a IC3j .]7->i
Jade Oil Co ■ .37
Mexican Petroleum 1.20 1.30
Mexican Pet Ltd pfd 88.00 gij.eL'^
Mexican Pet Ltd com 23.12Vj 23.50
New Pennsylvania Pet Co 70
Olinda Land Bo (Oil) 88 .39
Palmer Oil Co 1.07
I'erseus Oil Co ,35
Plnal Oil and L Co 13.00
Plru (ii, and L Ci 17
Reed Crude 2SVs
Rice Ranch Oil Co B0 * 1.10
Section Six Oil Co .CO
Trader's OH Co 112.00 118.00
Union 103.50 104.25
Union Provident Co 103.00
United Petroleum 103.00 104 50 '
Went Coast OH i'f-1 9.00
Western Union ISO.OO
Yellow-ton,- oil Co 50
NON-PRODUCERS—
California Midway Oil Co 19',; .1914
DAILY MINING CALL
Official sales—A. M.: 4000 California Hills at
IV P. M.: 1000 Clark Copper at 1
Eld. Asked
Cal Hills M CO (14 .04=4
Consolidated Mines Co tH% .dli
MEXICO—
Clark Copper Co 04*4 .05
NEVADA—
Goldtlold Con Mines s.n;,
Johnio Mi] and M Co .OTU
Quartette ' g.oo
Searchlight I'arallfl 01 .03
PRODUCE EXCHANGE PROTESTS
Monday a special meeting of the produce ex
change of Los Angeles was held at which .1
resolution was passed unanimously protesting
against th" proposed ordinance to compel ped
dlers and others to Bell Units and vegetables
by the pound instead of in bulk. The produce
trade is protesting the proposed measure on
the ground that It will not only work a hard
ship on Jobbers, but on farmers, peddlers, re
tailers and any one else handling produce.
COFFEE AND SUGAR
NEW YORK, Jan. 17.—Coffea closed steady,
net unchanged to ■". points higher. Bale*, 36,2r,0
bags, Including March 6.76«j6.850, May 6.855$
6.9(jc, July 6.H0(56.95c, September i.H970; Da
cember 8.95 c.
Spot quiet; Bio No. 7, 8 11-16®8)io; No. 4
Santos, 89!*e. Mild quiet;. Cordova, ii®HV4o.
Sugar—Haw steady; Muscovado, £!> test, 3.61e;
centrifugal, M test, 3.14 c; molasses sugar, ss
test, 3.89 c; refined steady.
DISCOVER COUNTERFEITING
MADRID, Jan. it.- A coining plant
has been discovered In a cottage near
Guadlx. its owner, the duke of Ben
'\.iit<. and Marquis Bombay, have
been arrested. it It stated many prom
inent persona are compromised.
LOCAL EGGS UP
IN QUOTATIONS
ADVANCE OF CENT DOES NOT
AFFECT RETAIL PRICE
Receipts Considered Light for the De.
mand —Pink Beans Are Higher.
Make Quick Sales of
Apples
On ;ie Produce, exchange Monday extra
selected egga were quoted at 380, an ad
vance of lc on the dozen. Local ranch can
dled and case count also advanced lo a
dozen. No vhancc In eastern storage quo
tations.
Pink beans are up to fj@5.25.
Potatoes firm on moderate receipts.
Strawberries an- Jobbing at 79100 basket.
Ganos are quoted at $1.75 a%box. All ap
ples moving freely.
Halibut scarce in the llsh market. All
other kinds plentiful.
Receipts of produce: Eggs, 139 cases;
butter, 12,572 pounds; cheese, 26fl opunds;
potatoes, ■!»■■!_ sacks; onions, 422 sacks;
sweet potatoes, 01 sacks; applet, MO boxes.
PRODUCE PRICES
Following are the Daily Market Reporter
wholesale quotations:
EGQS —Local ranch, candled, extra se
lected, 39c; local ranch, candled, :;7c; local
ranch, case count, buying price, s4o; east
•rn fresh, Ssc; eastern sun age, packed
extra, 30c; eastern storage, seconds, -Sc.
BUTTER—California creamery extras, 2
-Ib. roll. 7THe; California creamery llrsts, 2
lb. roll, 67 'yC. eastern creamery, extras,
67% c; cooking butter, :6c; ladle butter,
-■■ B 27c.
CHEESE—Northern fresh, 20c: northern
storage. ISS^Oc; Oregon Daisy, 21c; eastern
#!ns;l««. l!)#20c; eastern twins. 18@21o;
eastern Daisies 20c; eastern Long Horn,
■: .■'; eastern Cheddars, 20@21c: imported
twiss, 30tf31; Jack cheese, 18c; domestic
Swiss. 23c; cream brick, 20e: Limburser,
20<8>21c; Roquefort, 88040 c; Edam, $8,006'
1.00 : Canadian cream, per box. $1.0».
BEANS—No. 1 pink, $506.25; No. 1
Llmas, 14.4004.60 i No. 1 Lady Washing
tons, 14.18Q4.60; No. 1 small whites, $5.40
OS.SO; No. 1 Buckeyes, $4.75; No. 1 Gar
vsnzas, $3.90ff14.50; No. 1 Lentils, California,
J7.oofu'B.oo.
POTATOES—Highlands, per ewt, $110
(Jl.3!i; Lompoc. per cwt.. 9J.6s<il> 1.75; Wat
bonvllle, per cwt., 51.50<&1.65; Oregon Bur
hanks, per cwt. $1.50®1.60; Oregon Early
Rose, per cwt., $1.50@1.60: Salinas, $1.50©
1.65; yellow sweets, per cwt. $2.
ONIONS —Northern Australian brown, per
cwt.. $1.60@1.75; Oregona, $2 cwt; garlic,
8j?10c Ib.
FRESH FRUITS —Apples: Bellefleurs.
4-t!er, J1.5001.65; Bellefleurs, 4Vi-tler.
$1.35; Gravenstelna. 4-tier, $1.00; Graven
steins, 414-tler, $1.00; Hoovers, 4-tier,
$2.25; Jonathans, 4-tler, $3.00; Pearmains,
white winter, 4-tler, $1.50; I'earmalns, 4',4
--tier, $1.35; Pearmains, red. 4-tler, $1.50;
rva'rmains. red, 4>i-tler. $1.20; Smith's
Cider, 4-tler, $1.50; Smith's Cider, 4'/«-tier.
$1.25; Ben Davis, 4-tler, Col., 11.65#1.86;
Newton Pippins, 4-tler. $1.50; Mo. Pippins.
4-tier, Col., $2.00; Mo. Pippins. 4 tier .
in- . 11 !S: Ml r:""'n° ' '!'■■ ''•>' •' '"■
Rome Beauties, $;.BOG 2.75; Bpitzenburgs,
4-I.cr, «-../«; Ouu^. f*. mi --. .
4-tler, Col., 83.76&8.00: Wlnesaps, i tier
Cal.. $1.75; Wlnesaps, 414-tler, Cal.. $1.25
Berries; Strawberries, fancy. per basket.
»4)>l2c; strawberries, choice, per basket, 8c;
cranberries, per barrel, $10.50(6)11; rasp
berries, per basket. 10c. Citrus: Grapefruit.
seedlings, $2 60988.00; lemons, fancy, $3.60;
lemons, choice, $1.75; oranges, fancy Navels,
12.25552.75: oranßes. Tangerines, Vi box,
$1.50; oranges, Valenclas, fancy, S2.SUW
3.00; limes, 20-lb. box, $1.25.
TROPICALHanasas. per Hi., 4 Me; ban
anas, red, per lb.. 6c; dates, Fard, lb., 9@
lie; dates. Golden, lb., BV4c; Persian, 1-lb.
pkgs, Do; Alligator pears, do*., $5.00; pine
apples, 607 c.
MISCELLANEOUS—rears, winter Nellis.
picking; boxes, $1.C0@1.75; cantaloupes, local,
crate. Jumbos, $2.5 3.00; casabas, crate,
$1.6091.70; melons, $3.00; grapes, lug
boxes, 61.8501*60; Guavas, per basket,
«c; pe.aches, box, $1.25; pomegranates, 6c,
quinces, per box, $1.25; watermelons, per
lb., IK-e; persimmons, per lb., 6@Bc.
VEGETABLES — Artichokes. Northern,
doz., $1.3691.40; Brussels sprouts, Northern,
lb., 8(3 3c; bell peppers, lb.. 10c; beets, sacks.
80c; string beans, lb. 15c; green cabbage,
sack, $1.23; red cabbage, lb., 2c; carrots,
sack, 80c; cauliflower, doz. 40@60c; celery,
doz.. 60®S0c; celery, crate. $2.50@2.76;
cucumbers, $1.50@2 dozen; corn, green, box,
SOJjieOc; corn husks, cut, lb., 5«6c; egg
plant, lb., 5<TSc; leeks, doa., 35c; oyster
plant, doe., 35(if40c; okra, lb., 8®10e; let
tuce, ct, $1.50& peas, lb., 150180; pars
ley, doz., 25c; parsnips, doz., 40c; rhubarb,
crimson winter, ;>sc; rhubarb. Northern
Strawberry, box, Sic; spinach, doz,, 8O085o;
summer squash, per box, 75c; squash, Hub
bard, lb.. lQltto; young onions, doz., 15@
luc; turnips, sack, hoc; tomatoes, $1.25 box.
DUIED FRUITS—Apples, evaporated, lb.,
lor,. He; apricots, lb., 12@16o; figs, loose,
white, box, $1.25; figs, loose, black, box,
11.25; peaches, lb., 7@Sc; pears, lb., 11©
ISO; plums, lb., 12',ac; nectarines, lb., aw
10c.
PRUNES—SO-SOs; 10c; 30-40S, 9c: 40-SOS,
IVac; 50-00», 6%c; 60-70$, Sq; 70-b(js. 6!4c;
10-908, sc; 90-lOOs, 4'^c.
RAlSlNS—Muscatels, 2-crown, loose, 50
--lb. boxes, lb. i'.ie; 3-crown, lose, 50-lb. box.
lb. Gc; 4-crovvn, lose, 50-lb. box. lb. 6c; Lon
don layers, 2-crown, lose, 20-lu. box, lb.
$1.10; 3-crown, -$1.25; 4-crown, $1.05; 6
crown, $1.90; Sultanas, bleached, lb. If^llc;
unbleached. S'/2(ij;4c; seedless, U-oz. pkg.
6',»(ft 7'jc; 12-oz. pkg. 3V4®6M.e.
NUTS —Per lb.—Almonds, fancy, IXL, 17c;
Ne Plus Ultra. 16c. Brazils, 14016o; cocoa
nuts, 85c&'$1.00: chestnuts, ll®12o; filberts,
144plSc; hickory, Sc; pecans, XX, 12^0;
XXX, 16c; XXXX, 17c; eastern peanuts, 7c;
Japan peanuts, 9c; Spanish peanuts. No. 1
shelled, 10c; plneuuts, 20c; No. 1 S. S. wal
nuts, 18i4'8>14c; No. 2. 10c; Jumbos, 17S>
ISO; budded, IB® 2"c; eastern popcorn, owt
$3.75; local, cwt. $1®3.25.
RICEIOO lbs.—Fancy Honduras, Caro
lina. $7; choice Honduras, Carolina, $7&i
7.25; Japan grades, $4.65@5.00; Island, $6.25;
broken, $3.50.
IIONF.Y —Per lb. —Water white, extracted.
7fe'7Hc; white, extracted, 7c; light amber,
extracted, 606V50! water white comb,
lib-frames, 18c: white, comb, frames, 15c;
light amber, comb, framed, 12<ul- Vie; bees
wax, per lb. 30c. *A
LIVE STOCK —Packers pay f. o. b. Los
Angeles for beef steers, 4}im>iy.ic; beef
steers, SHO4o; beef heifers, BVfto4o; uuui
calves, Ec; mutton, weathcra, $4.505j>5;
mutton, ewes, $8.78®4j muttjn, lmtia, s;S"«.
325; hues, 7 HO.
POULTRY— .Buying prices in the country:
O'er ib.) —Hens, 17 18 c; old roosters, 10c;
Ntags, 8c; broilers, l to - lb>., per lb. 25e;
fr} era, 2 lbs and Up per lb. 220; i'oastera, 3*
lbs. and up, per lb. Iflo; geese, Hot ducka,
16c; squab pigeons, dozen, $1.50; turkey
hens, S-lb. and up, 220; young tor.i tur
key-! 22c; old toms. 240.
CHILI —Per lb. —Evaporated, strings, IS
®20c; lose, ISc; Mexican black, JiyilSc.
grtcn, oc; chili tepins, $1.25; Japan, 15c;
corn husks, 7W-oc.
HAY —CBalod). The following Quotations
are furnished by the Log Angeles Hay Stor
age Co. (i'cr ton) —Barley or wheat hay.
$]2.50 16.&0; tamo oat hay, I16O18.60; al
falfa, J13.60©15.
MILL FEED —Bran, JI.CO; whote corn,
$1.75; cracked corn, $1.80; feed meal, 13;
rolled barley, $1.60; oil calf: meal, 92,50;
chorls, $1.85; Kaffir corn, $2; white oat»,
$1.80; red oats, eastern, $2.23; wheat, ori
ginal sacks, cwt. $2.05; wheat, 100-lb. sack!
18.10.
BUTTER AND EGGS AT RETAIL
Butter, 2-lb. fancy »0o
Butter, 2-lb. roll, choice 30c
Cooking butter, 2-lb. roll 30@35c
Eggs, dozen 45V4©460
GOV. HUGHES RETICENT
NKVV YORK, Jan. 17.—The New
York TrtbUM today announced posi
tively that Governor Hushes would
not, under any circumstances, be a
candidate for re-election, having de
termined to return to his law practice.
Governor Hughes declined to discuss
the report. ,
FAIL TO END STRIKE
WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.— agree
mont is in sight between the railroad
officials and their switchmen, whose
respective representatives have been
for several days in conference with
Chairman Knapp and Dr. Neill, medi
ators.
SEA CASTS UP BODY
MARBHFIBLD, Ore., Jan. IT.—A sec
ond unidentified body from th« wreck
ol Uiu Czaihiu. curne ttshoru toiluy,
I First Exclusive Private Wire House on the Pacific Coast
J. C. WILSON
MEMBER NEW YORK STOCK KXCHANGE
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
TUB STOCK AND BOND EXCHANOE, 9. F.
CORRESPONDENTS
HARRIS, WIN THROP & COMPANY
OFFICES—HOTEL ALEXANDRIA, 212 West Fifth St.
HOTEL DEL CORONADO, Coronado
-.iii.i BUILDING, Baa Francisco
PALACE HOTEL, Son Francisco
Open December IS.
Pasadena Clients Will Get Instantaneous Service by
Calling Home 119
B. G. LATHROP, Manager
FI2SS—TELEPHONES —MAIN S"9B
\ •_ CLEARING HOUSE BANKS _
NAME . OFFICEIta.
~ ~~. J. M. ELLIOIT, President.
iist Na ional Bank w. t. s. hammond. ta»ai«.
FJ ELLIOTT, President.
tut Na ional Bank w.^b.^mmo^cmU*
B E corner Second ana Spring. 8u . lus and Proflta, 11.6M.00i.
z-= " ; 7~IZ '. * W. H. HOLLIDAY, President.
HMerchants National Bank chas. greene. cashier.
ftjl , Capital. $200,000.
11l 8 E. corner Third and Spring. Surplus and Profits. $628.000.
.-j — — _ ... ! J. E. FISHUUHN. President.
»1 alional Bank of California h. s. mckee. cashier.
[M . Capital, $500,000.
II X. E. corner Fourth and Spring. Surplus an,l Undivided Prints, $m>.MI.
C———————^—-—~^~~~~~~~ B. F. zoJIBIIu, President.
Liu i iManonal liank ■ james B. GIST. Cashier.
Capital. $300,000.
B. E. corner Fourth ana Broadway. Surplus and Undivided PronU. $;43.M».
_ . „ ™, . ,-> ,_., WAKRKi. OILL.KLEN, Plfsldaab
to jddwy Bank & "rust Company p w kenney, cashier.
X Capital. $250,000.
U 808-SIO Broadway. Bradbury butidlnjr. , Surplus and Undivided Profit*. ??P5 no*.
United States National Bank K . w . smith, cashier. *"Mnt-
H | Capital, »800,0(10. \
«J 6. E. corner Main and Commercial. Surplus and Proflta. $73,008.
\ T, i R J. WATEKU, President.
C .Likens i\ational Bank w:i.' w. woods, cashier.
Capital. $1,000,000.
B W. corner Third and Main. Surplus. $500.000. __^
Commercial Mational Bank W a" HO.NV.NGt, 'cashier.
ommercial National Bank newman essick. cashier.
Capital. $200,000.
401 8. Spring, corner Fourth. Surplus anil I'nrllvMp-l Frontn. $45.00*.
Termers & Merchants National Bank I. W. BELLMAN, President.
armers & Merchants National isanK chari.eh betlbr. cashier.
r Capital, $1,500,000.
Corner Fourth and Main. Surplus and Profits, $1,900,000.
T. LOS ANGELES SAVINGS. ANKS , "
S' QECURITT
Pavings BANK
OLDEST AND LARGEST IN SOUTHWEST
Resources Over $25,000,000.00
SECURITY BUILDING. FIFTH AND SPRING STREETS
GERHAN AMERICAN SAYINGS BANK .
TF* 3* THE BANK WITH THE Jusm^f
EFFICIENT SERVICE g
\mmisExaED $13.000.000 o-£ I
J $P®iNG 8* FOURTH STS. I
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 Firth atreat,
Los Angeles.
CHICAGO. Jan. 17.— Increased heaviness has
been seen in wheat today. There has been
very feeble recovery from any point. Support
has shown a diminishing ratio, the weakness
in cash wheat and the big receipts being the
all Important factors, Cash wheat has not
v en us wt ak here as Is reported from other
oenters, but the volume of business to mills
hus been disappointing. Nebraska has been of
fering wheat here rather freely to arrive, and
the market has been In no shape to absorb the
offerings. Cash wheat shipments northwest are
shrinking materially. London statistic figures
.showing the world's crop 3,i>&3,000,000 bushels,
against 8,282,000,000 bushels the previous crop,
and total crop of 3.0li&,000,000 bushels two years
ago, have had more influence today than any
previous estimates. Argentine news was un
favorable, but oiiViings of La Plata in Europe
are larger than heretofore. Foreign markets
generally were lower. Cash sales hern today,
30,000 bushels. The latter Is counted small In
View of the extent of the declines.
The corn market started strong, but declined
materially with other grains. Mild weather
has loosened up the railroad situation and re
suited in bis: arrivals at many points. Wet
and mild weather Is not counted favorable for
increasing new marketings, but Is releasing
much grain in country elevators and on side
tracks. Fairly good eastern shipping call at
decline. Some of the larger eastern longs have
sold May and bought July corn on an exten
sive scale today.
Oftts prices today followed the general trend
of other grains, although the net losses have
not been as severe. Cash oats In sample mar
ket was steady.
Not a very large trade In provisions. Values
have felt the weakness in grains, although the
bog reports have again been bullish and pack
ers have bought a little stuff in the market.
Market Ranges
WHEAT— Open. High. Low. Close.
May «1.11-% $1.11% 51.00% W-10*
July 1.0814 1.02% I.out 1.01%
September ■*'■■. .97Ti ■■>''< ■'■■■ i
CORN—
May Cil'6 .any .'. ■, MM
July IBH .68% ,87*4 .'IS
September *>*'■; -6S)i .67% .67%
OATS-
May 4SH ■«•» 47% .43
July M .45 .4414 .-(.:■•«
September 42 .43 .1114 .4114
FORK—
January 21.50 21.80 21.80 21. 50
May --'"". 83.12* 81.80 21.92!!..
July 22.13 22.17!-i 11.9214 21.35
I.AKLJ-
January 12.7714 13.77' i 12.C21S 12.62
May 12.22^4 12.25 12.15 U.I7VJ
July...-. 12.12.i 12.771& 12.10 11.10
RIBS— -
January 11.77' i 11.80 11.73 11.75
May 11.no n.67'5 n.so n.dd
July 11. ll.<>7'» 11.671; 11.60
Cash quotations were as follows:' Flour was
steady; No, 2 rye, 81&S2; feed or mixing bar
ley, ■ t68o; fair to choice malting, G3VifJ72e;
"flax need. No. 1 southwestern, 18.09; No, 1
northwestern, $2.19; timothy seed, *<; clover,
$14.86: mess pork, per bbl., $22.ft22.12!.j; lard,
per 100 lbs., t12.62',4«12.65; short ribs, sides,
loose. $11.37W&11.57Mi; short clear sides, boxed,
*12.25©12.37%.
Total clearances of wheat and flnur were
equal to 68,(iOO bushels. Primary ree<Mpts were
1,087,000 bushels, compared with 701,000 bushels
the corresponding day a year ago. The visi
ble supply of wheat in the United States de
creased 1,000,000 bushels for the week. The
amount of breadstuff on ocean passage in
creased 43,000 bushels.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 40
oars: corn, 411 cars; oats, 232 cars; hugs, 27,000
head.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, barrels 91,100 10,700
Wheat, bushels 48,*KJ 45,900
Coin, bushels 285.70U 174,700
Oata, bushela 120,1)00 K5.400
Ryu, buuhela 3,000 LOW
Uarlcy, bushels 45.000 0,100
FOUR DETECTIVES FREED
SAN KRANCIISCO, Jan. 17.—Harry
NcLson. Cliff Midillemas, Harry Zohler
mid John K. Hayes, the detectives
lii'lil to answer before the superior
court for having interfered with Spe
clal Agent Willlum J. Burns while he
was Investigating the dynamiting of
the house of James L. Gallagher, star
witness for the graft prosecution, were
released today by Judge Cabanlss with
tha consent t>f the district attorney's
office. i
@ Gome Anyway o£h
\i&,^^Juat because we have cH^^f il^^C^H»
JPJ™"^ checks for you several times,
12 don't think you are Impos- W^
Jj7 ins on us. We are pood natured.
■1 Courtesy and politeness are our »1
11 faults, and it may take several fj
mm times of our accommodatinfr you §§
ft before you see the point. It you %1
if have to come to our bank for your ll
UL money, why not have your account M
ft with us? We pay interest on MM
fj checking accounts and savings, |J
ys£sy i,iii AND sPßrxo. ■M\t\/jjjoF
Buy San Diego Home
Telephone Stock
Nets 10%
Fielding J. Stilson Co.
305 11. \V. JIIXLMAN 111 in.
A 2847. Main 105.
BUILDING PERMITS
Following were the permits isued
Monday and classified according to
wards:
Permit!. Value.
Second ward 2 $2,500
Third ward 3 7,300
Firth ward '. « 8.600
Sixth ward 8 0,100
Ninth ward 2 3.25')
"Totals i 19 J28.050
Fifty-second street, 1632 "West—
Southern California Investment com
pany, owner and builder;' 1-story, six
room residence, $1800.
Normandie and Second avenues— R.
E. Payne, Llssner building, owner and
builder; two-story, nine-room resi
dence, $3000.
Thirty-til':li street, HIT East—Richard
Garnsey, California club, owner; J. A.
Wray, blulder; one-story, three-room
residence, $1000.
Thirty-fifth street, 619 East—Same
as above, $1000.
Thirty-fifth street, 621 East—Same
as above, $1000.
Forty-ninth place, 62? West—Cora
V. Ward, 338 West Forty-sixth street,
owner; F. R. Ward, builder; one-story,
five-room residence, $1000.
Main street, 359 North— &
Bailey, at lot, owners and builders;
alterations of building, $2000.
Fourth street, 3120 East—H. S. Gray,
3118 East Fourth street, owner and
builder; one-story, five-room residence,
11450. _
Thome street, 217— G. C. Stlllman, at
lot. owner; J. A. Kemp, builder; one
story, five-room residence, $800.
Thirty-seventh street, 735 East —No-
lan Waugh, at lot, owner; H. A. Cogs
well, builder; one-story, five-room resi
dence, $80*.
Spring street, 146 South—A. I<.
Hamer, L,aughlln building, owner; 1 F.
Xj. Spauldlng, builder; alterations of
building. $4000.
Fifty-sixth street, 151 West— O. E.
Mayer, Forty-eighth street and Moneta
avenue, owner; C^ine & McLean, build
ers; one-story, 'six-room residence,
$1900.
FUty-»lXth street, 155 West—O. B.
Mayer, Forty-eißhth street and Moneta
avenue, owner; Cllne & McLean, build
ers; one-story, six-room residence,
11800.
Broadway, 613-615 South 1. Nor
ton, at lot, owner; F. Adaniß, builder;
alterations of building, $300.
Montana street, 2221— J. R. Blume,
owner and builder; one-story, rive-room
residence. $SOO.
I,a Salle avenue, 3787—Rd Williams.
12C North Hope street, owner; H. K.
Williams, builder; one-story, (lve«room
residence, $1200.
Uuirudo street* "fioO —Same as nliovr.
Fifty-second street, 700 East—H. M.
Wood, 735 South Hill street, owner and
builder; one-story, five-room residence,
11800.

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