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12
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
PRICES REDUCED
BY LIQUIDATION
DEMAND FOR STOCKS IN NEW
YORK PROSTRATED
BELIEVE SECURITIES PASS INTO
WEAKER HANDS
Capitalistic Groups Carry Campaign
Over Into New Year and Are
■t Forced to Sell to Meet Re.
quirements Jor Money
[Associated Press]
NEW YORK, Feb. 7.—Extreme pros
tration of demand was the conspicuous
■ feature of the stock market today. The
heavy liquidation in consequence made
severe Inroads on prices.
The extent of the selling: last week
and of the resulting declines, followed
by the week-end rally, had inclined
speculative sentiment to look for a
steadier market. The renewed out
pouring of stocks and the determined
abstention of effective support, threw
speculative sentiment back into depths
of depression.
Buying on a scale down Is to be re
lied on always except in -periods of
downright panic, but ordeirs of this
class today were encountered only at
steady concessions in prices, and any
attempt to bid up prices In face of the
flood was not to be detected. That
every sale was matched by a purchase,
goes without saying, and that such
purchases have represented a passing
of stocks from stronger to weaker
hands for some time Is the conviction
of a considerable body of opinion in
the stock market.
As' to the sources of the liquidation,
there exists a fairly defined division of
opinion. On one side is the view that
the great capitalist groups, Which ac
, cumulated constantly last year, missed
an opportunity to sell out at the high
prices by carrying their campaign over
into the new year, being overcome
meantime by the requirements of the
money market and the conviction that
the political outlook threatened the
welfare of the corporations.
Another view is that distribution of
last v.car's accumulations was actually
effected while prices were held up by
manipulation, following which the fall
in prices is seen with complacency by
the powerful capitalist groups, if not
actually fostered by professed alarm
and by recall, of credits through the
control held brer the great banking in
stitutions.
Foreign securities and money mar
kets were undisturbed. The private
discount rate declined in Paris and also
in London, despite withdrawals of gold
from the latter center for shipment to
Europe and to South America.
The local money market was easy,
but the rapid fall in prices of stocks
induced some recall of credits, where
margins were not repaired. The day's
extreme declines ran between 4 and 6
points for the stocks in which the bulk
- of the trading occurred.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales,
par value. $2,801,000.
U. S. -'s advanced >_ and the 4's
coupon declined Vi per cent on call.
NEW YORK STOCKS
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wll
son, 312 West Fifth street, Los Angeles, mem
ber New York stock exchange, Chicago board
of trade, stock and bond exchange ot San
Francisco.
NEW YORK, Feb. 7.—Following were the
closing quotations today:
galea. Stock. High. Low. Bid. Ask.
200 Allls-Chaimers ....11* 11. 11 12
30. do pfd 38 77' ' " 37*
75.-00 Amalg Copper 76* 71. 72' i 72*
1.800 Amer Beet Sugar... 35i; 32. 32* 33
3,700 ■Viner Can Co ... 10% 10% 10* 10*
1,300 do Can Co. pM.. 74; 7! 72'; 73
.7,100 do Car & FAy Co 59* 56* 67* 58
.200 do pfd 11-',. 115 117, 115*
1,300 do Colton Oil .... 59% 7,7". 77',. B'%
' do pfd 101 107
do Ex -■ > -■•
*.) do Ice Securities 27* 20* -"- -'.
300 do Linseed 14 13* 13 13*
MM do pfd 27", M X 36*
2,200 do Locomotive .. 49 47 17 47*
200 do Pfd 11l HO 109 111
49,100 do Emit & Itfg Co Sl* T-'.'i 77* 77%
1,600 do pfd ion 10411. 105 loC
.-1,400 do Sugar 120 HS'.i 119 IW-.
do pfd 113 1-1
100 do Steel Foundrs 665 c. 7,4", 54i- 55
A.m Amer Tel & Tel Co 136 13414 1331,4 13514
• MO-Amer Toll pfd ... 91 >_ Hi BOM 91
• 400 Ac. Woolen 32»i 32. 32 34
•100 do pfd 100% 991 aID 100' i
12,500 Anaconda 4.U 16 17 -cl.
400 Atlan Coast Line ..126 lUMIiWa 12.1.
25.100 A T & S F 118% Hl'. Hi's 111%
600 do pfd 103 108% 102?; 103
7,800 Bait & Ohio 110* 108 1 109 US*
_ Jo pfd 89 99
9,-00 B. It. T 71', lit,"- 69 69*
700 Canadian Paciflo ..178% 178* 178* 178%
77,300 C & O SO* 77* 7S 78*
600 c & A 56 El* fel 64*
1,300 C & c, W New.. 98% 27 20 27
1,600 do pfd 56 52* 69% 62.
1,100 C & N W 1.14% 153* 153* 156
_J,900 C M ft B 1' 146* 141* Hl* 145
109 do pfd 164* 184 163* 164
300 Central Leather .. 37* 35. 35* 39
400 do pfd 100 l"-i,- 105 106*
, „ Cent of X. J 8-0 300
„ C C c- & St L 77 79
„ do pfd 99 110
4,900 Col Fuel * Iron.. 35 32* 83 33*
, do pfd 108 ....
' 700 Colum Hock c ft I. 19% 17', 47 18
1,100 Colorado Southern , 67* IB 64* 65*
300 do Ist pfd 81* 91% 80 81
do 2nd PM 79 80*
16,100 Consolidated Gas ..143 139 189% 140*
"i 1,300 Corn Pro*UcU .... 17'_ 17* 17 17*
1,600 do pfd 81 80 80 81
1.200 Del ft Hudson.... 172 169* 170 171
_>. L & W 610
3,100 D& R a 38% 37 85'_ 98%
300 do pfd 78* 77', 77* 77*
2,000 Distilling Secur.... .9% 28% 29 28*
Duluth S S ft A 13 15
900 do pfd 25 '-'1 -1 25
1,300 Erie 27% 25* 25* 26
1,600 do Ist pfd 43* 41% 42 42*
■ 900 do 2nd Pfd 34 32% 71-'% 33*
2,300 General Electrlo ..150* 147* 117 149
;. 3,400 Great Northern Ore 70 65* 66* c;.;
»,400 do pfd 136* 182% 13.-!% 1.1
* 1,200 Illinois Central .. 139% 13814 138% 138%
1 ■■', [,40» Intcrboro-Metro ....19* 18 18% 18*
6.800 do pfd 49* 45* 45* 48
600 International Paper 1.% 12* 3-'"„ 12%
600 do pfd 54* 54 63* 64
1,700 International Pump 46 4:1% 44 44*
600 do pfd 84 82* 83 83
100 lowa Central 20* 20% 19% 20*
do pfd 39* 14%
1,600 Kas City Southrn.. 36% 34* 84 34%
200 do pfd 69 69 67* 68*
Lake Erie * W 20 __
.'. do pfd 57 60
1,100 L ft N 143% 141 112 lit
Mackay 87 89
do pfd 75 7',
100 Manhattan 13.1 130 131 133*
100 Metropolitan St Ity. 18 IS 13 18
700 Mexican Central .. 26 £« 25% M
„ Minn ft St. L .... 42 44
_ do PM 7- 85
300 M St P *SSM 13414 119 131 134
100 do pM 151 151 150 154
7 1-1 M X - T 41* 35* 39* 39*
100 do ],fd 70 70 70 7u%
2,800 Missouri Paciflo .. 68 99% 66% 67
6,600 National Lead ....78* 75 74* 73
300 do rf'l 107 I*l 107 107*
100 National Biscuit ..105 105 101* 110
do ltd . .... 121 ut
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS
•$ Shipment* of oranges and lemons •.
--.-» from Loa Angeles Friday, Feb. 4. were <£>
*_s 1111 carloads of oranges and 10 of lem- vf
~J> one. Total to date (lure have been •*>
dk shipped Ml carloads, of which 1050 *
c*> were lemons, last Sanson to date $
>»> (here were shipped 5881 carloads, of .?'•
><■> which 1137 were lemons. <$
....... v ? X»'-« \» VT ">» f> f »' S ?'' W--?-'-*'''^ t'^P
DM N T Air Brake.... 77 74' i 74* 73
5,900 X V Central 11614 11514 116 11614
N V C & st L 58 69
do Ist I'M 110 IIS
300 do pfd 97 ■"-. 90 9S
M VMII & Hrt....13S 13ei»_ 156'- 16614
1,700 N V Ont » \Y.... IS 43* 43* 44
Norfolk & West.... 98 97* 97'- OTTi
do pfd 87 S9
1.200 North American .. 77* 7514 75* -7»>
11,800 Northern Paciflo ..135'. i_2». 1331. 133*
Omaha 150 158
do DM 160 17"
...'. Pacific Coast KM 112
TOO Pacific Mall 30* 20* 29* 2!".
28,900 Pennsyl II Jl C 0..131* 129* 130* 130U
3,600 People's GBS 108 10li 108% 106*
9,100 Pittsburg Coal ....20* ISO. 10 19*
1,500 do prd 7'", 67 >■■ 07
100 P C C & St 1 96* 95* 95 96
do pfd 100 102
600 Pressed Steal Car.. 39 S 3S'._ 26* 37!.
100 do pfd 101 Ml 10014 lIS
600 Ry Steel Bprngs Co 38 35 a.".'. 37
100 do pfd 101 1"! 100 103
312700 Reading 139* 155* 15814 1561.
100 do Ist pfd 91 90 ; 90 '.'1
200 do 2nd pfd 100. 1-" ' _ 100 102
3,000 ['(•public- S i 1.... 31* 33* 33% 31
900 do l'fl 99* M 99 o'"'.
43200 Rock Island c.ci 4484 41 41* 42
1,600 ■lo pfd S3--4 811' 82 Sty
1,300 Blosa Sh S & I Co. 73. 71* 72* 7::
do pfd H"
St L & S F Ist pfd 68 7"
1,500 do 2nd pfd 48 43* 45* 40*
800 St I. & S w -■'_ 35 20* -'■;
600 do pfd 71 69* I', 71
6520 - Southern Pacific ....124'i 120". 1201. 120*
4,.> Bout-tern Railway. 38 2394 26* 2614
2,100 do pfd 64. (11 60 62
400 Tennessee Copper 8114 30". SO* Si
8,-00 Texas Pacific .84- 26". 26* 2714
1,406 Third Aye 11* 10-, 104 10*
300 Toledo St L & W.. 44 41 »- 4314
3,000 do pfd 634 63 63i- ;1
1,900 Twin City R T....11114 110% 110* 11l
400 Union Bag & Pap 9 7i 9* '-'i M*
do pfd 66 75
131800 Union Paciilo ... IS3* 179. ISO*-ISO*
600 do pfd 97* 961 a «>'-• 07
lit United Rda of 5F.... 35 35 33 35
100 do pfd 68 68 68 5914
600 U 8 Cast Iron Pipe 25 2314 -"'. 25
do pfd 77, 7S
8,300 V S Rubber 3754 33 8514 3314
400 do Ist pfd 109 ' 108 108 10914
300 do 2d pfd 79 76 77. 7714
320700 U S Steel Cor Tf-'i 75* 754 75*
6,200 do pfd ISO 116* 118 US*
9,200 Utah Copper 4S* 4414 4414 4414
5,300 Va-Car Chem Co.. 495. 4714 47 _ 4754
100 do pfd 123 1.7 110 122
2,900 Wabash 84 IS* IS* 79
11000 do pfd -13% 40 (OH 41
Wells-Fargo El 150 170
100 Western Union ... 65 83. 61 65
W * L B ■"• 6
ICO do pfd 1% 9* 9* !'"4
da 2nd pfd si C,4
Wisconsin Central 46 47
100 Am Hide A Lea.. 614 8 6 «*
1,600 do pfd 331. 33 33 21
100 Am AC* & Chem.. 42 4114 4114 43
do pfd 101 Ml
300 Beth Steel 88 26* 36% 2<
200 do pfd 65 7,1 58 56
400 Nat Enamel & 5..21* 20* -0* 21
6OoPac Tel & Tel 3114 33 3. 35
do pfd "1 88
1,000 r S Realty 7614 73* 7 ■■_ 71
900 West .Maryland ...4614 45% 47.. 2 40
Total sales, 1,282,100.
NEW YORK BONDS
Special service to The Herald by J. C. -Wil
son, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles, mem
ber New York stock exchange, Chicago board
cf trade, stock and bond exchange of San
Francisco.
NEW YORK, Feb. 7.—Following were clos
ing quotations: Bid Asked.
Atchison Gen ,4s 100 10"',.
Atchison Conv'43 11l 115
B 4 O Ist 4s '■''< '■'■■■.
l: R T 4.- 52* 83%
Colorado Industrial 5s 7914
U B Realty Ss 90 So' 4
Rock Island Col 4s 7514 7914
Southern Pacific Ref 4s 91* 94*
do Col 4a 82 9214
do Cony 4s 101* I*3
Union Pacific Ist 4s 101 10114
do Cc m 4> 108 '- »'-
V. S. Steel 5s 10414 106
United Railway 4s 72
Wabash I. '1 4s 71* 71*
Western Pacific 6s '.'"'» 97*
TREASURY STATEMENT
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.—The condition of
the treasury at the beginning -of business
today was as follows: Trust funds —Gold
coin, $813,278,869; silver dollars, $484,692,
--(100; liver dollars of IS9O, $3,877,000; silver
certificates outstanding, $484,692,600. Gen
eral fund —Standard silver dollars, $6,479,
--046; current liabilities. 1100.466,322; work
ing balance In treasury offices, $23,692,606;
In banks to credit of treasurer, 197.055;
subsidiary silver coin, 880,888,741; minor
coin. $1,108,935; balance in general fund,
■f53.31-.516.
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
SAN" FRANCISCO, Feb. 7.—Flour, family
and bakers' extras, 56.500 7; Oregon and
Washington, $606.20; ahlppin, 11.9002!
feed barley, $1.22* 01.38*; brewing,
$1.37*01.40; chevalier, $1.600166: red
oats, $1.5001.60; while, $1.62*W1.70;
black, $1.5002,30; middlings, $33036;
mixed feed. $'_Si_.33; rolled barley, $2S®3O;
oatmeal, $4 long 1.60; oat groats, $4,00;
rolled oats. 128035; wheat haj, $14W19;
wheat and oat. $12016; wild oat, $9013;
tame oat, $12016; alfalfa, $9012; straw,
30073 c; pink beans, 14,8004,50; lima, $4.05
' i 10; small white, $4.75W4.80; large
white, $3.8608.60) Ol i«on irbank pota
toes, $1.1501.25; Salinas Burbanks, • $1.25
01.53; Merced sweets. $1. 3.10; fancy
California unions. $1.25: common, $1.15;
green peas, B©l33_c; garlic. $4W5c; hot
house cucumbers, $1.80®1.76; mushrooms,
$1.60; live turkeys, 20©22 c; old roos
ters, $506.50; yoafig, $709; small broilers,
$304; large, $4.6005; fryers, 8© 7; hens.
$sralo; old ducks, $5.50.0.50; young, $7»,
9; geese. $202.50; young elpgons. si |,35,
Receipts—Flour, 4284; wheat, 6; barley,
7705; corn, 65; potatoes, 7355; onions, 690;
bran, 340; middlings, 40; hay, "90; hide.-,
1550; wine, 55,100. .
FRUIT MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. '.- Fain apple_s,
75cM$l; common, 50fg65e; navel orange's,
$1.25_.2.75; Mexican Unit's, $4_.4.50; am
mon California lemons, $1_1.50; good to
choice, 8202.10: fancy, |3 _ 3.50; bananas,
75c'yt-; pincalip'.. s, »__2.50.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS
new YORK, Feb. 7.—Evaporated apples,
steady; spot, fancy, 10%9140j choice, 9 ■•c
9*c; prime, 6*e_;7c; common to fair, I*2
6*c, prunes, gteadyj California up to
20-40S, 2* iff 'Jc; Oregons, 6*90. Apricots,
Steady; choice, ll*{&/ll*c; 'extra choice,
ll*iß>l-*c: fancy, 12*013*0. Peaches,
quiet; choice, 6*^7c; extra choice, 7 »_|»
7*c; fancy. 7*i_.Bc. Raisins, to in. loose
muscatels, 4^?s*o; choice to fancy .ceded.
3fiJo%c; aeedless, 3*(_.4*c; London layers,
ll.ltOl.ii.
COFFEE AND SUGAR
NEW YORK. Feb. 7.—Coffee futures to
day closed steady, net unchanged to 10
points higher. Sales reported of 26.500 bags,
Including Feb. 6.95 c; March, 7c; May, Yosc;
Sept. 7.20 c; Nov. and Dec. 7.150 Spot.
i|ulet; No. X Rio, 7*e; No. 4 Santos, 95/
9*c; mild, quiet; Cordova, 11 *c.
Sugar—Raw, nominal: Muscuvado. S9
test, 3.64jf 3.67* c: centrifugal, 96 test,
4.14U4.17c: niolaasen sugar,.B9 test, 3.39'^
3.42r. Rflincl. steady: crushed, 5.85 c;
granulated, u.i-c, powdered, i,330.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 8. 1910.
I FINANCIAL __)
I I——is—w»— »■.— ii ii ■ isi mm —in ■■.-..■ ——■■«■ I*
j LOS A N'cil i.XV. C, 1,. > 7-Bank clearings
wero 12.565.517. it,, an Increase c-7 8693.062.27 as
compared with the amount for lb correspond
ing date of last year. Following i, .1 compara
tive -statement: **.
1.110 1300. 1908.
Monday .. .12.365.817.06 J1.872.751.79 31.156.951.23
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Morning Sales
10 Amer Pet. Com 73. WIM Cal Midway 23, 7000
do 2514 c '"" do 25; 1000 do 21".,, HKWdo 21.,
1000 i(o 24*. 600 do 8414, 10 Mcx P Ltd pfd
67.75, linixi Palmer Oil Co 1.12-, 10 Union
103.12*.
Afternoon Sales
1 %im Pa I- ,v Pi '.- Co bonds 92%, 1000 Cal
Midway 21*, MOO 830 95%, 8000 25, 1000 1130 95*,
WOO 1130 25'». 1006 25*. 3000 13 25,-, ■" Jade
Oil 22*. 20 Mi >. P Ltd pfd 07.-7*. 10 Mi s 1-
Ltd com '25.12*.
Off board—lo Am r Pet Com IS.
Bonds
Bid. Ask.
American Petroleum Co 81 88
Associated Oil Co , 96
California Paellic lly '... 11l . 103
Corona City Water Co 95 106
Corona Power and Water C 0..., 83 lid
Cucamong4 Water Co 7. .. 100
Ed Blefl Co old Issue 105* 110
Home Telephone Co 88 99
Home Tel Co Ist rfg 7S SO
L. A. 1.-i ■ lei Con Mi-- 107*
L. A. Pae. X.v. 1-1 Kil MS* 103*
L. A. ft Pasadena El By 10! 105
L a Railway Co 108 110
1. A Traction 6s 107 11l
1, A Tractiorf Co 6s 100 10!
Mexican Nat Gas Co , 100
Mission Trans ft H Co \88!. .
Pacific Elec By Co 108 110
Pac Light .1- Power Co 94
Pasadena Home Tft I' Co 74 70
Pomona & Ont LAP Co 101
Pomona Con Water Co 96 1"
Riverside II T ft T Co 80
Riverside Light & V Co 96*
San Men 11 T ft T Co 80
S Die go II T ft I Ist Mtgs ... 77
Sania Barbara Elec Ity " .. 63*
Temeseal Water Co 99
United Elec Q A P Co 103
Union Transportation Co 92 93.
0 E Long Diet TftT Co 77
Vtsalla Water Co 100
Whittier noma TftT Co 90
Banks /
Bid. Ask.
All Right ft Day Bant UfcOO 110.00
Broadway Bank and Trust ....140.00 175.00
California Savings Bank US,OO 145.00
Central National Bank 180.00 200.00
Citisens National 230.00 210
Commercial National 145.00
Equitable Savings Bank 175.00 210.00
Farmers and Merchants Nat 1...285.00 315.00
Federal Bank of L A 14.00
First National 606.00 630.00
Herman American Svgs 840.00
Globe savings Bank 199.09 150.00
Home Savings Bank of L A....115.00
Men-bans' National 530.00-
Merchants' Bank and Trust Co 195.00
Nalonal Bank of California 190.00
Security Savings Bank 375.00 400.00
Tho Southern Tr_at Co 75.00 81.00
(50 per cent pill up)
U S National Bank 145.00
Industrial and Public Utilities
Bid. Ask.
Cal Portland Cement Co 100.00
Edison Electric Pfd »... 81.00 83.00
Edison Electric Com 62.00
Hawaiian Com ft Bug 38.30 39.00
Home Telephone I'M 31.7.', 65.50
Homo Telephone— 9.02% 11.00
Hutchinson S P Co 17.50 18.00
L A Athletic Club 10,00
L A Brewing Co 123.
LA Investment Co 3.00 • 3.25
Mexican National Gas Pfd 75.00
Mexican National Gas c0m.... 86.00 40.00
Paauhau s P Co 29.00 30.00
Pasadena Home T&T Co 13,00 . 26.00
Riverside Home T and T Co 35.00
San Diego Home TftT Co 99.71 24.50
Santa Monica BUT pfd 28.00 32.00
Sun Drug Co ' 1.00
Seaside Water Co 300.00
U S I. D T and T Co pfd 42.00
Union Security Corp pfd 100.00
Union Trust Co 42.00
Whittier Home T and T Co 90.00
Oil Stocks
Bid. Ask.
Amalgamated Oil — 63.')0 so.oo
American crude Oil Co 1.10
American Pet Co pfd 90.00 97.60
American Pet Co com 76.00
Associated Oil 1 46.25 .40.60
Brookahire Oil _ 1.20,
Central 1.3.v%
Cleveland Oil Co 30 30
Columbia « 1,10 1.23*
Continental Oil
Euolld Oil Co 65 60
Globe 16 ~...
Jade Oil Co 33 37
Mexican Petroleum 1-06
Mexican Pet Ltd Pfd 07.77. ... .
Mexican Pet Ltd com 23.21 20.00
Oiinda Land Co (Oil) 39* 41
Palmer Oil Co 1.12* .....
Perseus Oil Co ..... 85
Pinal Oil Co ' 1300
I'iru Oil ft L Co 17
Keed Crude •• 82%
Rice Ranch Oil Co 87 1.10
Section .Six Oi! Co no
Traders' Oil Co 1-1.50 113.01)
Union 103.00 103.25
Union Provident Co 100.-5 102.25
United Petroleum 103.50
West Coast Oil com 9.00
Yellowstone Oil Co 175.00
. NON-PRODUCERS
California Midway Oil Co 25* 23-%
DAILY MINING CALL
Morning Sales—looo Clark Copper 830, 6%;
in-, Johnnie M ft M, IS*.
Afternon Bales—4ooo Clark Copper, 7*; 8000
Johnnie, 18; 500 Bonnie Clare, 10; 1000 Mayflow
er, 3*.
LISTED STOCKS
CALIFORNIA S Bid. Ask.
California Hill. MCo 04% .04%
Consolidated Mines Co :,"-c .01
Mt. Games Con M Co 04* .'-'5
MEXICO—
Clark Cop Co ''7 .07*
NEVADA
Goldlleld Con Mines 7.00
Johnnie Mug ft Mil C 0..,.. 18% ...
Quartette 8,00
Searchlight Parallel 00% .01*
Searchlight Western .03
NEW YORK COTTON
Special service to Tho Herald by J. c. Wil
son, 312 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
MEW YORK. Feb. 7.—Today's cotton mar
ket showed a slight increase In the activity,
and a much firmer tone. The flrst prices were
higher and the slight reaction which followed
carried the options only back to about Sat
urday's closing level. During the afternoon
spots strengthened, .ales at New York being
made at 13.20. Some short covering and some
i,. .■ buying ■ ame In, all of which carried
prices to about the highest ot the day at
ivhlob they closed, May having gained 18
leolnis, July 18 points, October and Decem
ber 10 each.
Liverpool due 2*c lower on October and 3,'
to 4.- higher on other positions, Opened
steady at 3,- to Jo higher. At 19:15 p. m. mar
ket waa firm at a net advance of _*c to 10%0
on near and of 9c to 7*o on late months. Spot
cotton active at 100 advance, middling uplands
8.14 d, sales 18,600, of which 18,000 was American.
Ports today estimated at >■ --, last neck
13.177. last year 29.2U5.
Following aro today's quotations:
—Close-
Open. High. Low. Bid. Ask.
February 14.9S 14117
March 14.94 14.99 14.79 14.90 14.87
May 11 '•'■'• 13.07 H.S9 15.06 15.06
July 14.58 14.96 14.74 14.66 14.08
August 14.42 14.43 14.2- 14.38 11..1
September 13.37 13.13 13.33 13.43 13-'
October 12 93 12.96 1199 19.94 12..;
November 1294 12.84 12.84 12.87
December 12.71 12.79 12.70 12.79 12.80
Spot cotton, 19.90; quiet, Wo higher.
♦ « *■
. OIL SALES
SAN» FIH6NCISCO, Fob. 7.—Morning ol|
tales: 20 Associated at 949.81; 109 Brook
ahlrc at II; 100 Claremont at 19.07%; 100
Pour ' ul at l!o; 500 Palmer at 41.17*; tvo
Premier at 31.22*.
—. ■». » — ,
You can buy It, perhspa at many places, but
, there's one BEST place to buy It-and that
alace advertises.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE
Special service to The Herald by .7. C. Wil
son, 212 West Fifth street. Los Angeles, mem
ber New \.".i, stock exchange. Chicago board
of trade, stock and bond exchange of ban
flan.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 7.-Following wero
the closing Quotations:
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS- Bid. Asked.
Associated Oil Co 6s 95*
Bay Counties Power Oa 5s '"''-
Cal Central Gas & Eleo 6a b'3
Cal. Oh A Eleo Gen M&CT 65.. 102 102 -
California St- Cable Co 3s 103* ...
California Wine Assn.'ss S7* >»'j
city Electric Co 5, '•>(>* '■*>*
Contra Costa Water Co 5s 101
do Gen Mtg 3« 94
EdlSOl| Elec Co of ti Ass 1"1* ...
bMlson Light & Cower 8s lot
First Federal Trust Co 5s Mi*
Ferries & Cliff House By 6s 10!
Hawaiian Com'l & I- 3, 105%
Honolulu 11 T & I, Co W8
Lake Talioe Ry * ii > 5a 99
Loa Angeles Klec Co 5s I'll';
Los Angeles Gas At Elec Co ss—lol* » ...
I.os Angeles .... 5s 100
I.os Angeles Light (3d 5s 1"-".
1,11 BR Ist Con Mtg 5s 100
Market Street i 'abb 6a 102*
do Ity '»' on, Mtg 5s 108
M V m Mt Tamalpais s Ry 55..w0 ...
Northern Cal Power Co 5s I'i2 103
North' i-:i«cirio Co 5s i'l'- . 95
Oakland Gas Light & H 58 108
Oakland Trenail Co 6a 10*
Oakland Transit. ,",s 101*
Oakland TrSpslt Con 5a lUO
Oakland Transit Co:t 3s :"''-'
Oakland Traction Co 6s : 'l*
Oakland Water Co gl i 5s M
omnlbus Cable Hallway 6s 103 HO
Paciflo Gas Imp 4s 87 " ...
Pacific Electric By Co 3a 105 10-
Mac Licit: & Power iGtd) 5a 100>.
Pacific Tel & Tel co 5s 99* 100
Park ,v Cliff House By Us 88 •■*
Park & Ocean H 81 - 101 ...
People's Water Co 5s 69* 70
Powell Street Railway Os '•• - K'S
Sae'to Elec i las & Rj 55., 103
S. F. Oak & San Joso Ry 5s 104* i"l*
do do 2nd Mtg Ss 91 87
S p Oak _. 8 J Con Ry 5s 93 95*
Sierra Ry of Cal Oes 10'
S p R i: of Ariz lis (19101 100* 10')*
S i' it R,of Cal us (1912) 106*
S p R i; of Cal Ist gtci k 'a....115*
S P Branch Ry of Cal 6s 127
S P R B Co Ist Refunding 45.... 95* 95*
Slockton Gas & Elec Corp Sa 104
S v Water Co Gen Mtg is 89* 89*
United Gas & Elec Co 55..- 88
United R. R. of S. -'". 4a 71* 72*
Vallejo. nlcla&NapaVßß 55.... 75
Valley CountlOi Power Co ."s 101 103
Water Stocks—
Marin County W
Spring Valley Water Co 43* 44
Gas i Electric Stocks-
City Electric Co 62* 62*
N. Cal Power Co., Con 47* 48
Pacific Lighting Corp (pfd) 75
Pacific Lighting Corp (C0m)...,.. 'c-
Insurance Stocks -
California Ins. Co 80 S3,
Fireman's Fund 346 60-
Street Railroad Stocks-
California iT 135
Presidio 22
POWDER STOCKS—
Giant Consolidated Co SO
SUGAR STOCKS
Hawaiian Com'l & Sugar Co AS* ...
Honokaa Sugar Co 22* 23
Hutchinson Sugar Plantation .... 17* IS
Kilanea Sugar Plantation Co is
Makaweli Sugar Co 53* ••• j
Onomea Sugar Co 88
I'aaubau S P Co 29 30
Union Sugar Cd 68
OIL STOCKS—
Amalgamated Oil Co 45 46*
Associated Oil Co 45* 46*
Sterling OH & Dcv Co 3* 4
MISCELLAN OUS STOCKS—
Alaska Packers' Association 89* 89*
Cal. Fruit Canners' Aasn 100* 102 ■•
M V & Mt. "Tamalpais s ity 100
Pao Auxiliary Fire -Alarm ........ 3
Pacific Coast Borax Co 154
I'ae Tel & Tel (Pfd) 94 95
do do (Common) 32* 32*
Morning Sales-11,000 U W 4s 72; 4000 Cal
Gas and Elec 6s 102; 3000 S P Itfg 4s 95*; 2000
Los A Ry 5s 108 15,000 People's W 6s 70; 11,000
Assd OH 6s 93*; 50 A»sd Oil 464.: 5" do 46; 30
City Elec 62*; 1000 Hawaiian 3S'-; 275 Hutch
inson 77?.; 10 Pac Tel Com 33*; 10 at 33*;
100 8 P V Water 43*.
Afternoon Males—2ooo United Gas and Elec
OS; 1000 People's 6s 69*; 25 Alaska 89*; 60
same 89*: 86 Assd Oil 46*; 7 Hank Of CM
412*; 6 Cal Gas Com 81; Ten City Elec 52*;
110 same 62*; 6 F. F. Ins 247..; 180 Hawaiian
, SS*; 50 Ilonoka, 22; 323 Hutchison, 17*; 100
Makaweli 61; 30 N Cal Power 47*; 60 Onomea
65; 40 Pac Tel Pr 94*; 130 Com 33; 1«) S. P.
V Water 43*.
i* i »
r CHICAGO GRAIN |
i '
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, 213 West Fifth street,
Los Angeles.
CHICAGO, Feb. 7.—Wheat started out weak
and was at one time * cent below Saturday'a
close, but later made a very substantial ad
vance. At the top tho gain was l*c over
Saturday's close and I*o over this morning's
low. An unexpected decrease In the visible
supply where an Increase was expected was
probably as potent as anything else in ad
vancing values. The decrease was largely at
Buffalo, where the afloat stocks have been
heavily drawn upon. Southwestern buying of
wheat was In evidence to a moderate extent
and quite a number of crop complaints were
forwarded. Some soles also reported of wheat
to Mexico, not important, on account of the
reduction there in Import duty to take effect
February 15. Cash wheat firm, southwest and
northwest. The May wheat had become mod
erately oversold again and needed only some
thing like to decrease at Buffalo to run ln
the shorts.
The corn market was lower than Satur
day's close throughout today and responded
only feebly i.'.-.'l briefly to the big gain In
Wheat Scattered longs got out of May and
some went over to July and many receivers
sold May outright Cash corn was In poor
demand and sold off *c to lc. Trade In corn
today was of big volume, but in small and
miscellaneous lots chiefly and without large
Individual trading. ,
Oats ranged lower with corn, the May future
easier relatively than the July. Long oats
came from widely scattered sources and the
load w-aa considered. As in corn, much of the
long May sold out was replaced by July.
Further good buying today by one of the
packers, who also bought last week, and there
also was some miscellaneous Investment de
mand. Belling was almost exclusively by
longs who took rr ,ir.s.
Quotations were as follows:
WHEAT— Open, High. Low. Close.
May 108* 110',; 1081. 109*
July 99* 101 99* 100*
September 95* 98% 95* 96*
CORN-
May 63* 65* 65", Cssi
July 8884 65* 65* 65*
September 65* 65* Go* 66*
OATS-
May «'i 46* 43*. Id
July 43 43* 42* 4.1*
September .. 1 40* 40* 40* 40*
PI IRK—
May 22.10 22.30 22.10 22.20
July 21.07 22.15 21.97 22.02
LARD—
May 12.10 13.18 12,10 12.13
July 12,05 12.12 12.05 12.10
RIBS-
May 11.75 11.87 11.75 11.82
July 11.75 11.82 11.75 11.80
Cash quotations were as follows; Flour,
steady; No. 8 rye, 81V_c: feed or mixing
barley, 62064 c; fair to choice malting, 670
73c; No. i southwestern flaxseed, $2.06; No.
1 northwestern, $2.15; timothy seed, $I._n;
clover, Jl:'.,-^; mess pork, per bill., $-'-'■<■
23.25; lard, per 100 lbs.. $12.17* ©12.20;
short ribs, sides, loose, $11 ,C 2* WU .87*;
short clear aides, boxed, $12012.12*.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 535,000 bushels. Primary recelpta
were 945,000 bushels, compared with 888,000
the same day last year. The visible supply
of wheat decreased in the United Statea
939,000 bushels for the week. The amount
of breadstuff,' on ocean passage 6,382,000
bushels. Estimate receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. 36 cats; corn, 649 cars, 0i1.., 195
cars; hogs, 20,000 head.
Articles. Receipts. Bbpmt,
Flour, bbls 26,700 24,700
Wheat, bush -22,800 48.800
Corn, bush 641,200 233,900
oats, bush 218,600 400.400
Rye, bush 1.000 2.000
Barley, bush 103,300 27,100
mmm i a . *
VISIBLE SUPPLY OF GRAIN
NEW YORK, Feb. 7. —Tho New "fork pro
duce exchange statement of the visible
supply of (train In the United States last
Saturday follows: Wheat, 25,523,000 bush
els, decrease 935.000 bushels. Corn, 9,500,
-000, decrease 264,000." Outs 8,7f0,000, de.
crease 43.000. Rye, 77,000. decrease 6000.
Barley, 2.502.000, Increase- 300,00
PRODUCE DEALERS
CLEAN UP SUPPLIES
LIGHTER RECEIPTS OF EGGS
AND BUTTER
——— 'J ■
Gardeners Begin Sending in More
Vegetables — Cauliflower Plen
tiful — No Change in
Potatoes
Light receipts ln all lines of products
listed on 'change served to keep all prices
steady Monday In tho produce market, and
dealers won afforded opportunity to clean
up too abundant supplies as result of ship
ments during tho latter part of tho last
week. » . , .
Local ranch eggs were considered firmer,
the receipts for two days being 307 cases.
Demand is uetive for eggs.
No change In butter quotations.
There was nothing new In the potato
market excupt that sweets arc very scarce.
' Cauliflower, artichokes a. J other vege
tal-its are more plentiful.
All kind* of lisii except halibut arc scarce
and - ante Dealers wo it .: a i men to
get busy. . . -
Receipts of produco were—Eggs, SOI
eases; inn-.. r, 1 "■-* " pounds; cheese, 3156
pounds; potatoes, 3336 sacks; beans. 400
aa-k-; awiet . potatoes, 3 sacks; apples, i
; ox.
PRODUCE PRICES
{Tallowing are the Dally Market Reporter
wholesale, quotations:
EGGS —Local ranch, candleJ. extra se
lected, .:,■, local ranch, candled, 80o; local
ranch, case count, buying price, -Vc; east
ern storage, packed extra, _"jc. eastern stor
age, seconds, L'tc.
BUTTER. California creamery extra's, 2
lb. roll. 77 *c; California creamery firsts, _-
lb. roll, 67 *c. eastern creamery, extra,,
67* c; cooking batter, .lie; ladle butter,
__-_■_ 7c.
CHEESE— Northern fresh, .nc; northern
storage. 19W20c; Oregon Daisy. Sic; eastern
tingles. 19J£20e; eastern twins. 194?21c; |
eastern Daisies _■ cj-i ■; eastern Long Horn,
.lc: eastern Cheddars,- 20021 c; Imported
swlss, 30®31; Jack cheese, ISc; domestic
ewlss, 230; cream brick. 20c; Limburger,
20©21o: Roquefort. 38®40c; Edam. $B.oo©
9.00; Canadian cream, per box. SI.OO.
BEANS- No. 1 pink, |S.-s®t.(o; No. 1
Lima.". $4.40#4.50: No. 1 Lady Washing
tons. $1.23©4.E0: No. 1 small whites. $5.40
©5.50: No. 1 Black-eyes, $1.75; No. 1 Qar
vansati. ja.OOsJ 4.50; No. 1 Lentils, California,
J7.0005.00.
POTATOES—Highlands, pet cwt.. 11.16
01.50; Lompoc, per OWL, $1 " 17.",; Wat
aonviTle, per cwt.. ll.So9l.fifi: Oregon llur
hanka. per cwt. fil.uO'.r 1.60; Oregon Early
Rose, per cwt. $1.50.111.00.' Salinas, $1.60©1.75;
yellow sweets, per cwt. $2.50.
ONIONS —Northern Australian brown, per
cwt., »1.00©1.76; Oregons, {2 cwt; garlic,
._.!■'.» lb.
FRESH FRUITS—Apples: relleflours.
4-tler, 51.."0S ICO: Bellefleurs. 4';-lii r, $1.35;
Hoovers, 4-tier, $3.50; Jonathans, 4-tler, $3.00;
Pearmalns, white winter, 4-tler, 11.50; Pear
mains, 4*-tler, $1.3.",; Pearmalns, red, 4-tler,
$1.50; Pearmalns, red, 4*-tier, $1.20; Smith's
Cider, 4-tler, $1.50; Smith's Cider. 4*-tle r ,
$1.25; Ben Davis, 4-tler, Col., $1.65® 1.83;
Newton Pippins, 4-tier. $1.30; Mo. Pippins,
4-tler. Col., $2.00; Mo. Pippins. 4*-tier..
Cal., $1.25; Mo. Pippins, 4-tier, Cal.. $1.50;
Rome Beauties, $2.5002.73: Spltzenburgs,
4-tler, $2.50; Gans. $1.73; '.Viuesapa,
4-tler, Col., $2.73.-3 00: Winesaps. 4-tler,
Cal., $1.75; Wlnesapa, 4*-tier, Cal., $1.25.
Berries: Strawberries, fancy, per' basket.
9. 12c; strawberries, choice, per basket, 8c;
cranberries, per barrel, fil0,60Oll! rasp
berries, per basket, 10c. Citrus: Grapefruit,
seedlings, $2 50@53.00; lemons, fancy, $3.50;
lemons, choice, $1.75; oranges, fancy Navels,
$2.25©2.75; oranges, Tangarlnes. * box,
$1.50; oranges, Valenclaa, fanny. $2.50©
3.00: limes, 20-lb. box. $1.25.
TROPICAL FRUlTS—Bananas, lb., 4ye;
bananas, red, lb., 6c; dates, Fard, lb., 10_:12c;
dtaes, Golden, lb, 7!.i3.*c; dates, Persian,
pekg., 0e; alligator pears, doz., $4.50; pine
apples, 4©6 c.
MISCELLANEOUS FRUITS— Winter
Nellls, picking boxes, J1.65W2.50: Casabas,
crate, $203; Christina:; melons, $1; grapes,
imported, kegs, $8.50; guavas, per basket, 6c;
persimmons, per crate, $1.2501.75.
VEGETABLES—Artichokes, northern, do_.,
$1.15_'1.20; asparagus, lb., 40c; brussells
sprouts, northern, lb., S^iOc; Bell peppers, lb.,
_o@26c; beets, sacks, SOc; beans, string, lbs.,
20c; cabbage, green, sacks, $1.33: cab
bage, red, lb., 303* c; cauliflower, crate, .oc@
51.40; celery, crate, J2.75@3.00; cucumbers,
doz., 11.5062; corn, green, box, 50560 c; corn
husks, cut, lb., 12c; corn husks, uncut, lb.,
Sc; egg plant, lb., 12_.15e; leeks, doz., 3..c;
horseradish, lb., 10c; oyster plant, doz., 35W
40c; oka., lb., Si-HOc; lettuce, crate. $1.50®
1.75; peas, lb., 8(0'12c; parsley, doz., 86oj pars
nips, doz., 40c; rhubarb, Crimson Winter,
$1; rhubarb, Northern Strawberry, box, 85c;
pptnach, doz., 80@|Sc; squash, Summer, box,
l*e_'2c; young onions, doz., $1.25; turnips,
sack, Wtoj tomatoea, Cuban, 4-baskot orate,
$2.7583; tomatoes, local, box, 52.25<_>3.50; to
matoea, Mexican, crate, |l._tS@2.
DRIED FRUITSAppIes, evaporated, lb.,
10 ST lie; apricots, lb., 12<g>15c; figs, loose,
white, box, $1.25; flgs, loose, black, box,
11.25; peaches, lb., 7Osf Sc; pears, lb., llifli
12c; plums, lb., 12 .-fee; nectarines, lb., aip
10c.
PRUNESSO-30a; 10c; 30-40s, Do; 40-50s.
7*c; 50-60S, BttCl 60-70S, 6c; 70-B'JS, s*c;
50-&( ls, oc; 90-lOOs, 4' 2 c.
—.Muscatels, 2-crown, loose, 50
--lb. boxes, lb. 4*c; J-crown, lose, 50-lb. box,
lb. sc; 4-crown, lose, su-lb. box. lb. Cc; Lon
don layers, 2-crown, lose, 20- lb. box, lb.
$1.10; 3-crown, $1.25; 4-crown, $1.65; s
crown, 1.00; Sultanas, bleached, lb. . _)llc;
unbleached, 3J^4f 4c; seedless, 16-oz. pkg.
• H@7\4c; 12-oz. pkg. 3*®6*c.
NUTS — lb. —Almonds, fancy, IXL, 17c;
Ne Plus Ultra, 16c. Brazil.*, 14«.t 15c, cocoa
nuts, 85oif$1.00; chestnuts, ll_>l2c; filberts,
14 0 luc; hickory, £c; pecans. XX, 12* c;
XXX, ice; xxxx, 17c; eastern peanuts, 7c;
Japan peanuts, 9c; Spanish peanuts, No. 1
shelled, 1^0; plnenuts, l'0o; No. 1 S. S. wal
nuts, 13*e_;llc; No. -■ 1 ,)c; Jumbos, 17©
ISc; budded, 18820 c; eastern popcorn, cwt.
$3 73; local, cwt. $1423.25.
RICE — 100 lbs. — Fancy Honduras, Caro
lina, $7; choice Honduras, Carolina, $7©
7.25'; Japan grades, 84.8606.00; Island, 86.86;
Broken, $3.50.
HONEY —Per lb.—Water white, extracted,
7_;7*c; white, extracted, 7c; light amber,
extracted, BQBHc; water white comb,
lib-frames, 18c: white, comb, frames, isc;
light amber, comb, frames, 13&12*e; bees.
uux. tier lb 30c.
LIVE STOCK—Packers pay, t. o. b. Loa
Angelea for beef steers, 4*<24*e; beef heifers,
S*ctp4c; beef calves. sc; mutton, weathers, 84.60
jjs; ewes, 53.75&4; lambs, 53_:3.25; ttsys, 7*c.
POULTRY— Large dressed turkeys, 27c per
lb.; small dressed turkeys, 23c; large turkeys,
live, 25c; small, live, 25c; large hens, 4 lbs,
and up, 20c; broilers, l'_- to 2 lbs., 27cj friers,
2* to 3 lbs., 86c; roast chicken, 20c; duck, 20c;
geese, 16oj squabs, per dQJ_pn, $1.&0; old roost
ers, Sc.
CHILI —Per lb. —evaporated, strings, is
©20c; lose, 13c; Mexican black, 15c.
green, sc; chill tcplna, $1.25; Japan, 15c;
corn busks, 7i_v-oc.
HAY(Baled). The following quotations
are furnished by the Los Angeles Hay Stor
age CO. (Per ton) —Barley or wheat bay,
$12.50016.50; tamo oat hay, $13^18.60; al
falfa, $13.50-2115.
MILL FEEDBran, 81.60; whole corn,
$1.75; cracked corn. $1.80; feed meal, $.';
rolled barley, $1.60; oil cake meal, $2.50;
shorts, $1.85; Kaffir corn, $2; white oats,
$1.80; red oats, eastern, $2.25; wheat, ori
ginal sacks, cwt. $2.05; wheat, 100-lb. sacks
$1.10.
Retail Prices
Eggs, dozen 35c
Best butter, per pound 45c
Beef, per pound 10 880
Pork, per pound -•• v _■.:■
Lamb, per pound ' 7©3oc
Sausage, per pound 18'g'20c
Hani, per pound, whole tic
Ham, per pound, sliced • 35c
Barracuda, halibut, rock cod and yel
lowtall. per pound 10c
Salmon, sand, dabs, pound 20c
Herring and smelts, pound ..' 15c
Oysters, quart 60c
Hens, pound 27c
Fryers, pound 35c
Rabbits, pound 25c
CHICAGO Vive stock
CHICAGO. Cob, 7 —Cattle—Receipts esti
mated at 18,000: market 10@15o higher:
beeves, $4.355}7.65; Toga, steers. $3.0n ,1
western steers, 84.1006.10; stockers ami
feeders, 18.1005.45; cows and heifers, 82.30
©5.25; calves, 1709,25,
Hogs— Receipts estimated gt 38,000; mar
ket 55.10 C higher: light, 88.18 0 8.86; mixed.
I8.20O8.10; heavy, 18.2508.70; rough, 88.23
ej.1c.40; good to choice heavy, - 88.IOW8.70;
pigs, 87.2503-13; bulk of sal SS.SOto
8.65.
Sheep—Receipts estimated .at 12,000;
market lOHjilSe higher: natives, 14,390
4.63; westerns, 6009,601 yearlings,
$7.27,.,, ..':.; oat -.1- lambs, J6.73c_5.75;
western, J1i.73-_
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G>, •-_ -■ R. J. WATERS. President,
.uzens national Bank wi. w. woods, cashier.
Capital. $1,000,000.
8 W. corner Third and Main. Surplus. $-"0,000.
S— ——————— "" -r " W A. BONYNOIC, President,
omme/cial National Bank newman essick. cashier.
-" Capital, $.00,000.
401 S. Spring, corner Fourth. surp-r., and Undivided Profits, t'MKW.
—"— — — " I. ».V. HELLMAN. -'resident.
armers & Merchants National Bank charles sevler. cashier.
Capital, $1,500,000. __.._
Corner Fourth and Main. Su^u^aj^^oJt^JLmOO*;
—— -— ~ J. m. ELLIOTT. President.
Fast Na ional Bank w t. s. hammond. cashier.
■ .isi tNa »uuai ii. Capital Stock. $1,K».0M.^ ■-
I S. E. corner Second and Spring Bu '.us and Profit.-. tI.H-_.-01.
. ' — " W. H. HOLLIDAT. President.
BStrchants I.ational Bank chas. greene. cashier.
ftejl • Capital. $200,000.
11l P. E. corner Third and Spring. Surplus and Proflts. «»»»«»• ,
"i? — ' —7 j. E. FISHBUKN, President.
ilational Bank of California h. s. mckee. cashier.
|U Capital. $600,000. ._-__
II N. E. corner Fourth and Spring. Bnrplu. and Undivided Profits, tIW.OW.
CS. F. aOMBBO, President.
.. -i. iMational Bank james b. gist, cashier.
Capital. $300,000.
I. » corner Fourth and Broadway. Burplus and Undivided Profits. tmow,
B' „ _ _ ~~ WARREN GILLKLKN. Piesldent. .
.uw y Bank & "rust Company R w ken-net. cashier.
Capital, $290,000.
IPS-SIP Broadway. Bradbury building. Surplus ami Undivided Proflte. 120t.0«fc.
_\ ! ,_T _ ~~~~- Tv i ISAIAS W IIKLI..MAN. Preside*..
United States National Bank f. w. smith, cashier.
Capital, $2.0,000.
(Jl B. E. corner Main and Commercial. ' Surplus ar.H Proflts. »73.00«.
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CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, Feb, 7. —Cold; 5 cars of
Florida-. 3 cars California navels. 1 car of
lemons sold; Florida Brights, $1.15 to $1.80;
Russets, $1.25 to $2. Navels Colonial, li.
A. Ex. $1; Parrot, 11.10) Hawk, $1.20.
Lemons—Rod Skin, $2.66; Don, $2.55, cli.
Steachan F. Co,-
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CLEVELAND, Feb. 7.—Six cars of navels
an i 1 car lemons sold; market Improving;
clear and colder. Navels —Swan, Klv. Ex.
Rlv. $1.10; Palm Tree, a. H. Arlington,
$1.50; Gold Buckle, H. H. E. Highland,
$2.75; Puck, fy, Green & Spelch, Sue, King,
S. A. E. $1,115; Cluster, same. (1.601
Lochlnvar, $2.45. Lemons Log Cabin,
Loveless Ft. Co., Escondido, $3.66; Palomar,
$2; Gold Buckle, It. 11. B. High. $3.50.
rITTSBI'ItG
PITTSBURGH Feb. 7.—Seven cars soldi
firm on good stock oranges and lemons; 1
cars Florida* sold, $1.05 average; higher
on Florldasi sold. Navels—Orchard, Or.
National O. Co.. $2.03; Pride of West pio
neer I-". Co. L. $1.50; Troubador, A. H.
Prenda, $1; Hawk, S. A. Ex. $1.45; Violet,
D M. Duarte, $3.80; Standard, sd, Nat.
O. Co., $2.25; Palm Tree, A. H. PrendC,
11.85: Hunter. a. c. O. Charter Oak,
$1.50; Coyote, O. K. Ex. '.'."■; nine, D.
M. Dunne, $2.20. as —Primrose, D.
M. Duarte, 13,90.
' PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 7.—Seven carte- of
navels and 1 car lemons sold; also 5000
boxes Floridas, 850 to $6, average *' .75.
Grapefruit— $1.40 to $4, average, $2.75. Tan.
gerines, 00c to $1.70, average $1.85; un
changed on good stock; cider; zero. Navels
—Palm Tree, A. 11. Prenda, $1.05; Trouba
dour, same, Ssc; pointer, A. C. O. Lateen S.
$1.80; King, S. A. Ex. $1.25; Bridal
Wreath, B. H. lledlands, $1.40; Mata
dor, A. 11. Prenda, -sc; Hawk, B. A. Ex.
$1.10; Pointer. Imp. A. c. O. Lateen 8.,
$1.70; Cluster, S. A. Ex., 11.15; Gabrlella,
x... Did. F. Co., $1.65. Lemons —Canon,
$2.45. * '
ST. LOUS
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 7.—Cold; market de
clining on lemons; 5 cars navels, _ lemons,
1 Florida orange, 1 grapefruit sold. Navels
-J'rlscllla, B. B. Highland, $2.50; Coyote,
o. K. $1.55; Owl, same, $1.15; Palm Tree,
A. 11. Arlington, $1.40; Valley Holle, S. a.
Ex. $1.80; John Alden, B. B. High. $1.80;
Hlue Jay, O. K. Ex. $1.15; Cluster, S. A.
Ex. $1.40; Volunteer, same, $..1«; Grey
hound, name. $1.80. LemonsAs-you-llke-
It, 1,. G. I. G. A., Lemongrove, $2.05;
Growers, $1.85; Setter, A.lt . Aid. $2.00;
Ooldflnch, S. 8, El Modern. $2.50; El Mo
ilena, $2.15.
BOSTON '
BOSTON, Fob. 7.—Nine cars sold; colder;
market easier. ' Navelsßed Globe, Rlv.
Ex. Rlv. $1.60; Crocus, B. B. Serkes S.,
$2.75; Priscilla, S. H. High, $3.60; Lochln
var, R. H. _•_. High. $3.35; Clover, xc,
Redlands O. 11. Ass. $3: Pomona. 3. A.
Ex. $1.25; Canna, same. $2.10; Gold Buck
le, R. H. E. High, $2.70; Producers, ry.
Red. O. P. Co., $2.10; Tahoe. xf, Red. O.
O. Assn. $1.33. Lemons—Canna, S. B.
Ycrkes S. $3; Cosmos. $2.85.
citki s fruit .shipments
Orgs., Lem. Tot.
Frlda, Feb, 1 110 10 120
Sat. Sun. Feb. 5-0 .'. 130 17 , -.'"
To dale this season 4-S5 1007 $453
BUTTER, EGG's AND CHEESE
SAX FRANCISCO. Feb. 7. — Fancy cream
ery butter -1 '■■ ij seconds, 33e; fancy dairy,
20C. New cheese, 17(0? 18Vie; i'oung Ameri
... . 18©20 c. Ranch eggs, 30c; store. -Ml'
CHICAOO, Feb. 7.—Butter, steady;
creameries, 24Q2801 dairies, 22026 c. JS»»^
steady at mark, cases Included, 19@25c;
nrsts. 27c; prima firsts. -Se. Cheese, steady;
Daisies, 17tfBlSc; Twins, 10-%17c; .Young
Americas, 16 '.■ '■• 18* i ; Longhorns, 16140.
FRUIT STAND AGAIN ROBBED
SANTA MONICA. Feb. 7.-r-For the
second time in less than a weak the
trull stand of Sum Lederman on the
plaza was entered by robbers last
night. The thieves obtained $10 in
cash. On the "former occasion, after
breaking open tho cash register, .
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POPE PIUX MAY JOIN
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Members of Organization Now In
Rome Hope for Favorable An.
swer to Request
NEW YORK, Feb. 7.—Pope Pius X
may become a member of the Knights
of Columbus. Precedent for such a step
is given by pointing to his enrollment
about a year ago in the ancient Roman
Academy of the Arcadl. „
The clerical and lay members of the
Knights of Columbus would be joyous
should the pope become a knight. It is
believed he will announce his position
at a special audience he will give to a
pilgrim band composed of knights and
their families next summer. The pil
grimage will be led by the Incorporators
of tho society— M. Geary.
Daniel Colwell and Dr. M. C. O'Connor
—and by the Rev. P. J. McGlnney,
brother of its founder.
After the audience with Pope Pius the
knights will have the privilege of view
ing the Vatican's beautiful gardens and
art gallery. In the Sistine chapel they
will see the works of masters that
adorn its walls. In St. Peter's special
services will he held for the pilgrims
from America.
Mgr. Kennedy, rector of the Ameri
can college.ln Rome, will bid the pil
grims welcome there, and they will
greet the American students in their
summer retreat just outside the city.
At the audience with Pope Plus the
knights will present to him a sub
stantial puree and an Illuminated ad
dress conveying tho greetings of the
society.
The travelers will have a whole sec
tion of seats at the Passion Play in
Oberammergau. In Genoa the pilgrims
will ii" entertained by the" faculty 0/
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