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12
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
READING ALONE
STIRS EXCHANGE
COAL ROAD ONLY ACTIVE FEA
TURE ON WALL STREET
RUMOR STARTED AGAIN ABOUT
"CONCEALED ASSETS"
One Feature Is Strong Recovery in
Rates of Foreign Exchange
in Spite of London
Decline
tAesodatea Press]
KHW YORK, Feb. 16.—Subtract the dealings
In Readme from today's stock market and
only a. meager aggregate would remain. Even
United States tSecl the unvarying leader of
tho market for many months, was completely
overshadowrd. No news developed to explain
the Heading movement beyond the revival of
the -Rending mystery." as It Is known to the
professional element In the operations In
stocks. This "mystery" has to do with the
Fuppoeed concealed assets of tho Heading com
pany.
The point made In the present movement Is
that the company will be obliged to make a
report under the terms of the corporation In
come tax law. which will disclose Its "con
cealed assets."
The second preferred stock was marked up
today to conform to tho supposed exchange
Into common and first preferred stock. This
privilege provided when the first preferred
privilege made that stock more valuable than
either the second preferred or common stock,
and when the chances of the common stock
fnr sharing in dividend payments wern prob
lematical, so that the exchange of half of
the second preferred Into common stock mlgiit
present a financial advantage to the company.
The purpose of such an exchange now, with
the common stock receiving larger dividends
than other stock, is not clear.
The tone was weak In the morning and the
recovery, with the extension of the rise In
Reading, was dragging and dull. Fpeclal
stocks of minor importance made sharp ad
vances, but the market was not strong until
the last half hour. A feature was a strong
recovery In rates of foreign exchange In BPite
of a decline In the private dtscount rate In
London. Preparation for the coming pay
ments of New York city bonds held in I/jnJon
Is a factor In exchange^
There figured In the day's discussion the
heavy Increase In the European visible supply
of copper shown by the fortnightly publication
of statistics today.
The copper Industrials moved sluggishly, but
tl-.e report throws light en the failure of the
favorable American coppar statistics published
last wek to help the copper stocks. The price
of tho metal declined here and In London
today.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales at pnx
value amounted to 1J.567.000. United States 2s
coupon and the 4s coupon advanced % per
cent on call.
NEW YORK STOCKS
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil- <
ion, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles, mem- l
ber New York stock exchange, Chicago board ]
'it trade, stock and bond exchange of San «
Francisco. ;';, ?>,,*. I
NEW YORK, Feb. 16.—Following were the ■
closing quotations today:
Sales. Stock. High. Low. Bid. Ask.
, Allls-Chalmers 11% 121 i l
i do preferred .. 33 41 1
, 55,000 Amalg Copper ....76% 71T4 76 76% 1
; 2,200 Amer Beet .Sugar. 38% SIM UMi 38% i
"I". ,10 preferred 91 03 J
600 Amer Can Co .... 1114 1114 11% 11% }
700 do preferred 76% 7614 76% 77 i
1.500 Am Car and Fdnr 62 60 61» 62 i
do preferred : .. 117% 119 1
•1,300 Amer Cotton Oil .. 64% 6«% M 6414 i
do preferred 102 1' 7 l
Amer Ex 275 295 1
Amer Ice Secur 21 2414 1
Amer Linseed .. 14 15 ]
100 do preferred SS>4 3S'i 3714 38%
1,200 Am Locomotive ... M 4ST, ECU 01
S. do preferred 11l 113
10.200 Am Smlt and Rfg 83s! 81% 83% M.i
200 do preferred 107% 107 106',i I".1-.
800 Am: Sugar 12314 123 114 125 ,
do preferred .. 121 US
GOO Am Steel Fdr» .... CBl4 6»% 58 M,
1,700 Am Tel and Te1....137 116% 138 IS6U
300 Amer Tob pfil .... :>3% »;)>» 6314 M
Z'}o Amer Woolen C SSI 34 36
do preferred li>o% 10114
4,400 Anaconda 61% 49 105, 61
500 Atlantic C Line ..12» 128 128% 129
7,200 AT & Santa Fa..11314 114' i 115 11(%
309 do preferred 103% 103% M 3% 103%
1,600 Baltimore & Ohlo.lUli 110' i 111 111%
' ....... do preferred 9114 84
5,100 B R T 78*4 72 7314 "73%
2.200 Canadian Paclno.,lßl% 18014 Nil I*l%
8,500 C & 0 84% Mi Sl*. 84%
» C & A M 68
700 C & a W new .... 81 81H4 K% 31
" -700 do preferred new 66% Mli 05% 68
1.300 C& M W 157% 15614 157 157U
7.000 C M A St P 14514 144% 14;% 14J^a
2,000 do preferred 1624 162% 189 ID
5,300 Central Leather .. 39% 89 3!i% 40
do preferred 107 108%
Cent of N J _ .. .. tW MO
CC C £■ St I* 7714 7814
do preferred 100 110
1,800 Colo Fuel and Iron 38 37 M SS',4
■. do preferred .. lul
200 Columbus II C& I 10% 1914 21 21%
1,700 Colorado Southern 60 r>S'4 r,tvi 60
do Ist preferred. .. .. 81 S3
, do 2d preferred SO SI
14,000 Coo Gas x-dv 1 pc.l4«'4 143 MH 1 Ill's
800 Corn Products .... 1874 ISK 18% IST*
do preferred .. ii S3H
100 Del & Hudson ....174 174 171 175
D L & W CSO 610
700 D& R 0 40,4 ?3Ti 40'; 40%
60U do preferred 79',. 79 78% 7'j^j
1,400 Distilling Secur ... 31». 31<4 Sl', 81%
| Dulutli S S & A i:-i le%
300 do preferred :3'i ISl^ 2S"i t>W
4.510 Erie 29% 2854 23i 29%
, 800 do Ist preferred. 46% 45H 46 *»%
•Jit) do 2d preferred.. 25% 36% Sl'i '/j'i
GOO General Electrlo ..154*4 153 IMU 151%
1,200 Gt Northern Ore .. 71 70% 70% 71
2,300 Gt Northern pfd ..137>i 13644 137 137%
600 Illinois Central ...l«'i 142 142 143
20,800 Interboro-Metro ... 22 20% 2174 22
12.M0 do preferred 55 62* i 6174 M
. 640 Internat Paper ... 14% 1814 14 H',4
.600 do preferred 55% 64% 65% 68
....... Internat Pump .. 4S',i 48%
S „ do preferred ••••• .. .. 85Vc 87
I.'MX) lowa Central 2314 23 t>% 23%
700 do preferred 41*4 42% 4214 43
3.400 X C Southern .... 8814 35% ?,i% 3814
400 do preferred 69% 68% 69 6914
' 1, E & Western M 24
• , do preferred .. C7=4 CO
1.000 I. & N -.14914 US?i 14«% 1«%
, Jlackay 89 92
--.', do preferred .. 7(1 77
' Manhattan 1::; 133
H Metropol St Ry..« .. .. 17 *214
- 200 Mexican Central .. 27 27 27U >TV4
300 Minn &Bt L, 4414 4414 43 4114
do preferred .. 73 85
. , 4.000 M St P & S S M..143% 13S",i 11314 113%
HE&u>Vt do preferred ..... .. .. 154 167
11,800 M X & T 44% 42% 4414 41%
? 100 do preferred 73V4 7314 7214 7314
.. 6,200 Missouri Pacific .. 71 69% 71«4 711
1,140 National Lead .... SoTi 60% Bu% 81
- . do preferred ....... .. 109 110%
\ '■■, National Biscuit .. 10814 no
do preferred •• 121 lii*
- 100 N V Air Brake ... It 78 7614 78
'7,800 N T Central 11»% IH«J 118% 119%
■ /. KTCtSt t. 61 63
'' do Ist preferred. .. .. 104 118
100 do 2d preferred.. 05% %14 »4 M
200 NVN II & Ha1t.160% 16014 I*> 16214
1,800 NTOnt&W 4514 46 43V4 4514
1,600 Norfolk A West ..101% 100% 101 10114
- do preferred 88 89
300 North American .. 7914 TOI4 7»% 7914
. 2,000 Northern Pacific.l 36% 186% 13614 136%
Omaha 160 165
'„ do preferred .. 160 170
200 Pailflc Coast lo» 10814 100 10»%
200 Partno Mall 30% *)% 3014 31
■ 10,300 Penna It II C 0....133 132U 133% 1:13
2,HX> People'b Ou 110% 14914 liii'i 110%
; :kio rittsiiurß Coal .... 2014 , 2014 30% 21
• V..0 do preferred 73% 7114 72% 73
200 r C C & Bt 1..... 87% . !>7'i 9714 »S
....... do preferred ■ ■ ....-• 110 120
' M Pressed Steal Car. 41% 41% ■41 424
■/■'.-. .
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS
3> Shipment* of oranges and lemons
* from lot Anirclcs Monday, Feb. 14, were
$> 139 cars of oranges and 13 cars of lem
i*> on«. Total to date there have bern
* shipped o;tf4S carloads, of which 1147
•■ Here lemons. Last sriison to date
■» there were shipped 68tW carloads, of
<$> wlitrh UN were lemons.
MO do preferred 105 103 101% 10314
HO Hy Steel Spgs Co. 41 40% 41 4114
do preferred 101 101
£22.900 Reading .. 1C914 165 1«9 16914
do Ist preferred '/-' 5314
8.200 do Id preferred.. 10714 109 110
I.SOO Republic S and I. 41 ■ 38% 40*4 4014
1,100 do preferred 102 101 101% 102
27,200 Rock Island Co ... 4514 46 4S», 45,4
1.400 do preferred 87 84% SO S7
200 SIOES Slief S A I. 75% 75% 76 77
x-div I<4 percent.
do preferred •• US US
St L & SF Ist pfd .. .. 69 70
900 do 2d preferred.. 49 444 45% 49
800 St L, & S W 29% MS -Si -''i
700 do preferred 73% 73 7314 71
18.S0O Southern Pacific ..1257» 124% 125%. 125%
800 Southern Railway. 98% -Si IS"j 25%
400 do preferred 63 M G4'i 65 j
COO Tennessee Copper.. 8314 S2<4 32>4 33,4 ;
1.500 Texas Faclfle 3014 29Ti SOU Mil
2.500 Third Aye 9% 8 814 Ml
SOO Toledo St L 4 W. 44 43% 43% 441*
400 do preferred ..... 65% 6514 6314 OS
200 Twin City R T....11214 11214 «24 U2%
Union B and Paper .. .. 10 11
100 do preferred 70 70 70 75
62,900 Union Pacific »5Vi 15314 184T4 185
1,800 do preferred 102% I1 7« 102 1O2«4
200 United Rda of 9 F 39Vi 39 39U 3914
400 do preferred 68 674 67% OS
TJ S Cast Irn Pipe .. * .. 54% 88
do preferred ,- .. 7S 79
1,300 TJ 8 Rubber 4VA 42 42 42%
700 do Ist preferred.ll2 in 11114 112
do 2d preferred .. .. 79 80
98,600 U S Steel Cor 80 75»5 79?* 7 ■'-,
600 do preferred 119% 119% 11914 119»4
2,a00 Utah Copper 60!* 49% 6014 BOt*
7,300 Va-Car Chen Co.. 6314 62% 65 ,GSV4
600 do preferred ...124 123>4 124 125
I.4oOWal)ash 21% 21% KM 21T4
7.300 do preferred 4S 46% 47% 47T4
200 Wells-Forgo Ex ..170 IBS 16S 175
400 Western Union ... 7214 7214 71% 72%
Westinghouse .. 63 69
100W&LE OH EH -<H 6%
do l»t preferred 1014 12
do 2d preferred .. .. 6 614
800 Wisconsin Central. 60 491 i 49 60
Amer Hide and L .. .. c% <;%
200 do preferred 3714 S7H 37 8714
1,100 Am Agr and Chem 46 4414 4514 48
do preferred 101 10314 |
$00 Beth Steel 29 tX% is* »M
200 do preferred 63"-4 54 IV i 66
i Nat Enamel and S.. .. K'.j 2315
do preferred - • M 9'
600 Pao Tel and Tel.. SS% 39 19% ■40
do preferred .. SI 95
V 8 Realty 7; 75
600 West Maryland ...4711 45% 47 4714
Total sales, 727.500 shares.
NEW YORK BONDS
Special service to Trie Herald by J. C WH
IN, 513 West Fifth street, Los Angeles, mom- I
tier New York stock exchange, Chicago board
if trade, stock and bond exchange of San
Francisco.
NEW YORK. Feb. 16.—Following were the
iloslng quotations: Bid. Asked.
\tchlson gen 4s 10014 101
\tchlson cony 4s 11* 111
Baltimore & Ohio Ist 4s '■■■■ 891 i 1>9%
H n T 4s 83 E3%
Colorado Industrial 6s 7714 7914
i- B Realty 5s so
Rock Island col 4s 50% 81
Southern Pacific ret 4s ?sii is.i
Southern Pacific col 4s 93 HI
Southern Pacific cony 4s 101 10214
Union Pacific Ist 4a 10114 101%
Union Pacific cony 4s 109 10014
U 8 Steel 6s 104% 105
United Railway 4s 7214
(Vabash deb 4s 73 731,
Western I'acitlo is 96TJ »7H
Japanese 49 •• 81%
Japanese Ist 41is 954 95%
Japanese 2d 4 J,is Mi 9014
C ais regd 1001, 101
L T S 2s coupon 10014
II S 39 regd 10214 103
[J S 29 coupon IW, 103
U 543 regd 11414 11514
U8 4a coupon 11414 H»H
Panama 2s 100 101
Panama 19:Ss 100 101
TREASURY STATEMENT
WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.— condition qi
the treasury at the beginning of business to
day was as follows:
Truet funds—
Gold coin J56.1.2W.5C9
Silver dollars 450,791,000
Silver dollars of ISM 33,882,000
Silver certificates outstanding 486,791,000
General fund-
Standard silver dollars In general
fund J4,C01.n«
Current liabilities M.343,349
Working balance In treasury offices.. 19,447,615
In banks to credit of U. S. treasurer. 35,530.564
Subsidiary silver coin 20,961..'84
Minor coin 1.218.198
Total balance In general fund 80,148,390
NEW YORK COTTON
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
son, 213 West Fifth street, Los Anseles.
NEW YORK, Feb. Cotton market showed
slightly more animation, but at the expense
of values. Opened a shade lower, the reac
tionary tendency continued throughout the
session, flnal prices being, however, a shade
better than the lowest and showing some slight
support. Selling by tired holders, as well as
the putting out of short contracts influenced
more or less by the stand-off attitude of spin
ners, were given as they reasons for the reac
tion. Spot cotton in New York was lower, be
ing quoted at 11.80 c, with sales of 641 bales.
Liverpool due was unchanged on October.
1 point lower on August, m lower on March
and 2 to 34 lower on May and July. Opened
steady 2 to 3 points lower. At 12:15 p. in. the
market was quiet at a net decline of 2'i to
4 points on near and 1% to Z''' s points on late
months. Fair business, doing In spot cotton 2
points lower at 8:08 d. Bales, 10,000, including
9000 American and (000 called cotton.
Port receipts today, 15,000, last week 9417,
last year 24,751.
A change to decidedly colder weather will
overspread the Mississippi valley, the Quit
states and the Atlantic coast states on Thurs
day.
Prices ranged as follows: —Close—
Open. High. Low. Bid. Ask.
February 14.49 14.51
March 14.70 14.70 14.48 14.50 14.51
April 14. 14.53
May 14.77 14.79 14.53 14.53 14.80
June 14.48 14.
July 14.57 14.60 14.35 14.41 14.42
August 14.07 14.07 13.83 13.90 13.91
September 13.10 13.12
October 12. 12.81 12. 12. 12.69
November 12.52 12.54
December 12.63 12.63 12.C0 12.01 12.53
Spot cotton, 14.80 c; quiet, 20 points lower.
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
KAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10.—Beans—Pink,
|4.M04.e0; Lima, »4.1034. IB; small white,
}4.75«j'4.50; large white, $3.5003.75.
Potatoes—Oregon Burbanks, $1.23^)1.30; Sa
linas iiurbanks, f.HOfII.K; Merced sweets, S2@
2.25. '
Onions— 31.30; common, $1.15.
Various—Green peas, 7@l2'4e; -string beans
nominal; green peppers, 15^250; rhubarb, 6lj)
8c; garlic, 4<g6c; cucumbers, f1.23@1.50; mush
rooms, GOc@l.E>o.
Poultry—Live turkeys, 2C322c; dressed tur
keys, 23@28c; old roosters, fS@S.GO; young
roosters, $7®!); small broilers, 53,D0@4.69; targe
broilers, »:.»C; fryers. >G@7; hens, JSjflO; old
ducks, (5.5000.50: young ducks, S7@9; geese,
J2ii2.r.(i; young pigeons, $i{(1.25. -
Flour— extras, (6.(037; bakers' ex
tras, |6.50Q>7; Oregon and Washington, K&
«,20.
Wheat-Shipping, J1.5001.07y..
Barley—Feed, »1.32'W(1.40; brewing, 11.400
1.41 1*; Chevalier, tl.EO«»l.es.
Oats— ILB091.60; white, t1.G:V.91.70;
black, f1.50nr5.50. i
Mlllstuffs—Middlings, JPJOS6; mixed feed,
$28@33; rolled barley, 129@30; oatmeal, $4,400
4.60; oat groats, 84.60; rolled oate, $33035.
Hay—Wheat, fl4®l9| wheat and oat. fI2B
16; wild oat, %tBVt; tame oat, 5121*13; alfalfa,
f\«,iv:; straw. :i"<a76c.
Receipts-Flour, 2000; barley, 4520; oat«, 75;
beans, 210; potatoes, 3310; onions,-1170;'bran,
no; middlings, 05; hay, ME; hides, i!,:. ; win*.
t1.700. ■
LOS ANGELES HERALD: THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 17, 1010.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE
Special service to The Herald by .1. C. Wil
•on, Sia West Fifth street, Los Angeles, mem
ber New York stock exchange, Chicago board
of trade, stock and bond exchange of San
Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 18.—Following were
the closing quotations:
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS— Bid. Asked.
Associated Oil Co 65.... : ■..■', 9G%
Hay Counties Power Co Is 10414
Cal Central das and Kloo r.3 103T, ..
Cal (ins and Bleo Ben M & C T 65.102 ..
California St Cable Co 5s 103%
California Wine Assn 5s 90
City Electric Co 6s 50U
Contra Costa Water Co 6s 100% 10115
do gen mtg 5s 94
Edison nice Co of L A 6s 102
Edison Light and Power 6? 106% ..
First Federal Trust (Jo Cs 10114
Ferries & Cliff Houso Ry 65...'....102
Hawaiian Com! and s 5s 105%
Honolulu II T and L* Co Us I 1"**:
i Lake Tehee Ry * T Co 5s 119
Los Angeles Elec Co &s 101' i
Los Angeles Gas and El Co Ii 101\
Los Angeles Railway (s KUH 110
Los Angeles Lighting gd 5s 1021» «
1. A I'ac R It Ist con mtß 5' 10614
l, A Pac 1! II of Cal 5s 102%
Market Street Cable 6s 103
do By Ist cons hub us IML'% 101
M V ft HI Tamalpals s lty 15,..100
Northern Cal Power Co 5s 10314
Northern Electric Co Ss 93%
Oakland Gas Light and II 5." 102
Oakland Transit Co 6s 107
Oakland Transit 6s I".>V4
Oakland Transit Con Cs 104 10514
Oakland Traction Con 69 0614'
Oakland Traction Co 5s Lilvi
Oakland Water Co gtd 65....: 93
Omnibus Cable Railway Cs 105 110
Pacific Gas Imp 4s 87 ..
Paclfto Electric i:y Co 6s 95"J .. "
no Light and Power gtd 5s 100%
Pacific Tel and Tel Co 6s 100 10014
Park & CUR House liy C- 91
Park & Ocean It R 6s 101
People's Water Co Ts 69% 70
Powell Street Railway Cs 10114 103 '
Sacramento Elec Gas & Ry 6s 1*2%
S F Oak & 8 .T By Cs 105
do 2.1 iuib Ii M 90
S V Oak & s .1 Cob lty 6s D5',4
Sierra By of Cal 6s IOG'4
Bl'lt ROf Arts 6s 1910 10014 100«4 I
do of Cal 6s 1913 106 .. I
do of Cal Ist c kM g 6s 11514
S I' Branch Ry of Cal 6 12714
s p R R Co Ist rfdt- 4s 95% 9»-
Stockton Gas and El Corp 6s 104%
S V Water Co gen linn I*s 89%
United uas and Elec Co 5s 98
United P. R of s F 4s 7:1 73%
Vallejo, Deniela & Napan V H It 5s 75 ..
Valley Counties Power Co Es 10114 10214
WATER STOCKS-
Marln County 60
Spring Valley Water Co 44
GAS AND ELECTRIC STOCKS-
Clty Electric Co 62 62%
x Cal Power Co Con 4914 4914
Pacific Lighting Corp pfd 74%
do common 53
INSURANCE STOCKS—
California Insurance Co Sll4
Fireman's Fund 2r.214 M .
STREET RAILROAD STOCKS—
California 135
Presidio 22
POWDER STOCKS—
Giant Consolidated Co 76 80
SUGAR STOCKS—
Hawaiian Coml and Sugar Co SSV4 ..
Honokaa Sugar Co 224 ..
Hutchlnson Sugar Plantation 17..
Kllauea Susar l'lanatlon Co 11 151 i
Makawoll Sugar Co 5114
Onomea Sugar Co *. •' 5614
Paauhau S P Co .A 2914 »14
Union Sugar Co 68
OIL. STOCKS—
Amalgamated Oil Co 60 75
Associated oil Co 4754 4S
Sterling Oil and Day Co 4
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS—
Alaska Packers' Association 8014
t.lI Fruit Cannerß" Assn 102
M V & Mt Tamalpais S Ry........1C') ■» ..
Pac Auxiliary Fire Alarm 3
Pacific Coast Borax Co 184
Pac Tel and Tel pfd '.'3
do common 39' i
Morning sales—looo So Pac rfg Is I'OTi; 10,000
Pac Tel 6s 1001&: 1000 L A Pac Ist con mtg 6s
: 10614: 1000 S F Elec 6s B5; 5000 Northern C P
Con 6s 95; 10.000 Assd Oil 5s 9614 12,000 United j
Ry 4s 7314; 1000 People's W 58 70: 5 Alaska S»V, |
7." Assd Oil 43; 25 do 47%; SO Hawaiian 8814;
40 Hutchlnson 1714; SO Pac Tel pfd 96; 15 Pac
Light pfd 74; 100 Spring V W 4114.
Afternoon sales—looo People's W 6s 70; 18,000
United By 43 7314; 4000 City Elec Cs IiOli: SB '
Alaska mi! 20 Assd Oil 47%; 30 do 47%; 10:
Bank of Cal 41214: M City Eleo 6214; 10 Ha
waiian SH4; 25 Pac Tel com 3914: 150 Paauhau
291 i; 60 P»o Light pfd 75 10 Spring V Water ]
41U. . . .
FRUIT MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Apples—Fancy,
TiciiSl; common, EOiiKic.
Oranges—Navels, 26:41.76.
Mexican limes, 54®4.50.
Lemons—Common California, tl&l.SO; cood
to choice. 1282.80; fancy, »3®3.:0.
Bananas, 7^c@s3.
pineapples, 52@1!.50.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS
NEW YORK, Feb. 16.—Evaporated apples
unchanged. Spot fancy, 10>i@llc; choice, £>&
9Hc: prime, 6Ti@7c; common to fair, 6©604 c
Prunes steady; California up to 20-408, 2?i@
9Uc; Oregons, 6^'Jc.
Apricots firm; choice, UU®ll%o; extra
choice. U!4@l2',ie; fancy. IMMiWtO.
Peaches barely steady; choice, 6%^7c; extra
choice, 6®7V4c; fancy, 7%8>8o:
Raisins quiet; loose Muscatel. 4®C?ic; choice
seeded, 6®6%c; eeedless, mOt<t»l London lay
ers, 1L1551.25. .
- You can buy it, perhaps at many places, but
there's one BEST place to buy lt-and thai
place advertises.
Report of Local Stock Sales
Report of business done on the Los Angeles Stock exchange for the first half of
no UVDS-i 91°' ' Higll Low. Bid. Ask. Sales. Value.
TAlSlflo lit refunding 1«3'.» 102 102U 103"<i -_ 1 M.050.««
sS«b: |1 2f :S jiSi _Ji JS
Total. -■" - : >•• — .l» »13'21)2'50
; M^SSttaTfd « SOU lo'ti; S4 ' 60 4.075.0 C
Edison Electric common . 68 «2U 6- 64 75 s"b7*oC
Home Telephone preferred 66 B4« t 53' i 65 151 - *«lo'oc
San Diego Homo Telephone ... 24 II 23 ... , 80 480,01
Totals ....•• '•• ■•• ■ »• 17 '-25
Mexican Natural (las preferred... 60 49 50 75 45 I.JU.M
Mexican Natural Qas common.... 40 *„ J.. 40 10. -50,00
Total v •••< •••;„.••* '" ■'■% ■.■" 1 '407-la
Ame^n Petroleum common .... 75 74% 75 76 76 MjjT.lt
A nan/tin tftri Oil ».' 63 44 T* 4 7 »-j 47*3 1,"OS |8,5XU.7S
ctufornla Midway *3 37% 36>i 8714 .3=1.500 63.790.00
rtntraT Oil Co !•'- »•* 14S 16o'-« ' 12.000 18,147.50
•'nlo Oil Co 17 " " I; 1- 00 '■'""
Jade Oil Co I". .'. M 32 '/. M 37 3,000 1.021.25
Mexican Pet' Co. of California... 105 103 II 102 1,000 1.050.0 C
M«"£ Limited, preferred 67% ;,lji »U 68 100 / 7,158 75
Mexican Limited common 2« 2JH -B«* 360 '-"H,
HSH^co-::::::::::::::: 1H • H« 119»i 13= •■» 5.885.90
Sect Ton S^x OH Co '' ••• 60 43 .. SO 500 , 250.0 C
Union Oil cS . . V" 3'4 10Hi 102' A ■" * — eB-"3lic
Total, • "M« 287,604.2:
At f"?. N& XI 12 :il7<; 18 1,000 135.0 C
£™ciar<r:: T •... " ;« I'/, I w 26,000 1,231.2!
California Hills 7H «g J|l C«i 04-.000 6,311.7!
Conßolldated Mine. 1 ': % •+■ ■■ •"••?» »"••}
Consolidated ......... -. '- , 3»* 3 4 _^f^ 10"("
Tota'.i '.
" Grand total .'. !; it. \ 'y. ,' Z''; \".'. ...' ... •»<»" , ■ .jm.'solji
FINANCIAL
LOS ANGELES. Feb. 16 -»n!s,,.'':"'
were 13,369,515.95. an increase of J74i.T76.S as
compared with tho amount for th« correspond
ing date of last year. Following Is a compara
tive statement: '
1510 1909. 1909.
Feb. 14 W,«5,708.8 |J,tM.aj.B |1,733,1!6.17
Feb. I . .8.497.776.1! 4,179,160.09 1.439,277.67
Feb. v.::.:.: 3,269,515.95 2,621,749.18 u06,67Q.7i
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Morning Sales
1 Associated Oil Co bond ($1000) 06; M Homo
Tel nfd 64; 20 Associated Oil 47.60; 10 do 47.25;
10 do 47.3714; 60 do 47.6514; 4000 Cal Midway 37H;
MM do :;vl; 4000 do B. 30, 38; WOO do, 11. 30.
38141 2000 do ."T 1.; 1000 do 3754; 2000 do. B. DO,
3814; 7000 do 3714! 100 do, B. 30, 37%; 20 Mcx
P Ltd com 25.75; 65 Union 103.50.
Afternoon Sales
25 Edison Elec com 63; 10 Home Tel pfd 54;
10 \rner Pet com 75; 40 Associated Oil 47.50;
1000 Cal Midway 3714: 2000 do 3714: 10M do 3,' i;
2000 do 37%; 1000 Central 1.4»; 10 Union 102.50.
' . . Bonds
Bid. Ask.
American Petroleum Co MM 8314
Associated Oil Co M* « I
Corona Power and W Co 95
Home Telephone Co »1i |™
Home Tel Co Ist rfdg ■» «*
Mexican Natl Gas Co •• 100
Mission Trans and R Co M
Riverside Light and F Co :t'i
United Elec 0 and P Co 1"3 •■
Union Transportation Co 91 J
-0 B Long- T and T C 0....*. .. "';
Banks
rid. Ask.
All Night and Day Bank 116.00 140.00
Broadway Bank and Trust 140.00 K5.00
California Savings Bank 118.00 145.00
Central National Bank 200.00
Citizens' National 210.00
Commercial National 145.0» ...-.
Rqultable Savings Bank 175.00 210.00
Fanners aril Merchants Nat10n1.290.00
Federal Bank of L A '4.00
First National 602.00 •••■■
German American Savings 330.00 340.00
Home Savings Bank of L —111.00 }
Merchants' National 490.00
Security Savinss Bank 400.00
The Southern Trust Co 74.00 50.00
(50 per cent paid up)
U S National Bank 117.50
Industrial and Public Utilities
Bid. , Ask.
Cal Portland Cement Co 100.00
Edison Klectrlo rid &3.M
Edison Electric common 62.00 64.'X)
Hawaiian Com and Sug 35.00 39.00
Home Telephone pfd C 3.6214 64.50
Home Telephone common 0.50 10.00
Hutchinson 8 P Co 17.50 is.
L Athletic Club 1000
I. A Brewing Co ■ UJ.M
L A Investment Co 30° 3.20
Paauhau S P Co ....'. ».00 30.00
Pao Mutual Llfa Ins Co 285.00
Paxadena Home T an! T Co 35.00
Riverside Homo T and T Co^,. 35.00
San Diego' Home T and T C 0... 52.00 24.75
Santa Moncia BUT pfd 30.00 32.00
■Sun Drug Co '.0*
Heaside Water Co 100.00
Title O and Tr Co pfd 250.00 ...„
S L D T and T Co pfd 89.60 42.00
Union Security Corp pfd 100.00
Union Trust Co *-■""
Whittier Home T and T Co 90.00
Oil Stocks
Bid. Ask.
Amalgamated Oil '3.00
American Crude Oil Co 110
American Pet Co pfd I"-SO
American ret Co common — 75.00 7«.oo
Associated Oil 47.50 4VA7'i
Brookshire Oil }■»
Central 1.80 .: 1.51
Cleveland Oil Co -30
Columbia 105 1.20
Continental Oil , 3S .55
Euclid Oil Co 55 60
PulTerton Oil 300 '4.00
Globe i; -1?,
Jade. OH Co 33 ..- «VI
Mexican Pet Ltd pfd 67.75 68.00
Mexican Pet Ltd common 25,50
New Pennsylvania Pet Co 65
Olinda Land Co (Oil) 39
Palmer Oil Co l>«TVi
Piru Oil and L Co 17
nice Ranch Oil Co ." 1.10
Section Six Oil Co -50
Traders' Oil Co 112.50 110.50
Union MM'g WJ.6O .
Union Provident Co 100.50 M 1 .75
United Petroleum i 102.
West Coast Oil com 9.00 •••••
Western Union 175.00
Yellowstone Oil Co .40
NON-PRODUCERS—
California Midway Oil Co ...... 5714
DAILY MINING CALL
Morning sales—soo Bonnie Clare 8; 3000 Con
Mines, per M. 7.60; 100 Florence 2.10.
Afternoon sales—sooo Clark. Copper 614: 1000
do 6>4; IWO do 614; £000 Johnnie M and M 1714;
2000 do 1714.
LISTED STOCKS
CALIFORNIA— • Bid. AaktC
Cal Hills M Co 0414
Consolidated Mines Co 7.60 M 8.25 M
MEXICO—
Clark copper Co 06 .0614
NEVADA—
Johnnie Mining and Mill Co 17 .1714
Searchlight Parallel .01 .0114
Searchlight Western .03
■» ■ »
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO, Feb. 11.— Cattle—Receipts esti
mated at 11,000. Market strong to 10c higher.
Boeves, $4.4506.85; Texas steers, »4.10@5.90;
western steers, $4.25@6.10; stockers and feed
ers, $3.50®5.55; cows and holfera, t2.5055.90;
calves. 17^9.23.
Hogs—Receipts estlmtaed at 37,000 head.
Market 6c lower; light, $8.6509.10; mixed,
t8.65®9.15; heavy, $8.7009.1214: rough, $8.70©
8. 85; good to choice heavy, $8.85@D.17i4; P'ss.
$7.7u@8.55; bulk Of Bales, $9®9.10.
Receipts estimated at 13,000. Market
steady; native. $4.50i&6.55; western, 14.78*7!
yearlings. $7.4008.60; native lambs, $7@9; west
ern lambs, $7@9.
BUTTER AND E 'GS AT RETAIL
CHICAGO, Feb. Eutter steady; cream
ery, 25g28c; dairy, 21©25 c.
Eggs firm. Receipts, 6194 cases. At mark,
cases Included, 17(523c; firsts. 24c; prime firsts,
23c.
"'Jncese steady—Daisies, I0»4S17e; Twins, 16%
@16%o; Young ■ Americas, WtOMKOi Long
Horns, lBl;'iil6 l!ic.
BAM FRANCISCO, Feb. IS.—Fancy cream
ery, 22V.c; seconds, 21c; fancy dairy, 29c,
Cheese—New, IS® 19c; Young America, IS®
IOC.
Eggs— Ranch. 23c; store, 2:' ; o.
BETTER IONE SHOWN
IN TABLE SUPPLIES
PRODUCE DEALERS SAY TRADE
IS GOOD
More Than 415 Cases of. Local Eggs
Arrive, Record Receipts for the
Year —Firmer Tone Noted
in Potato Market
Hcnvy raoetptl of local ranch eggs yeHtrr
ilay was the. feature Of the produco market.
More than 415 cares were received, but as the
consumption In heavy prlceß remained un
changed. Offerings on chsngc were liberal.
Trade In the general market was good, with
brisk demand for vegetable!), of which there
Is better BUpply on sale. Cauliflower Is plen
tiful.
Lighter receipts give a tetter lone to the
potato market.
AH kinds 111 fish arc plentiful except barra
cuda.
tvi'coiptß of produce were: EgKS, 11l cases;
butter, 17,320 pounds; cheese, 562 pounds; po*
taioep, 1762 packs: onions, none; beans, none;
sweet potatoes, 107 sacks; apples, 400 boxes.
Produce Prices
Following are the Dally Market Reportel
wholesale quotations:
EGOS—Local ranch, etndieii. extra •»■
lected, 26c; local ranch, candled, 2Jc; local
ranch, case count, buying price, 23c; east
ern storage, packed, extra, S!o; eastern stor
age seconds, 20&
Hl'TTEß—California creamery "Xtras, 2
Ib. roll. Wit: California creamery firsts, 2-
Ib. roll. 87 He. eastern creamery, extra.*.
«7Vie: cooking butter. i(0l ladle butter.
CHEESE —Northern fresh, 21c; northern
storage, 19820 c; Oregon Daisy, 20c; eastern sin
gles, 20c; eastern twins, tOOi eastern Daisies,
20c, eastern Long Horn, 21c; eastern Cheddars,
20&21 c; Imported Swiss, So@3lc; Jack cheese,
is.-; domestic swiss. 23c; cream brick. 20c;
Llmburger, 20@21e; Roquefort, SSS4Oc; Edam,
$S{?9; Canadian cream, per box, $1.
BEANS —No. 1 pink, ii.-iiipt.so; No. 1
' Imas. 54,<0(fr.4.50: No 1 Lad:' Washing
tons, $4.50; No. 1 small whites, $5.40
©6 50; No. 1 Blaekoyes, $4.73; No. 1 Oar
i"»air, »3.90@4.30; No. 1 Lentils. California.
$7.00.
POTATOES (per cwt.)—Northern Early Rose,
$1.8062; Highlands, ll.13ifll.C0; Lompoc, $1,654"!
1.75: Watsonvllle, $1.1i0@1.G5; Oregon Burbanks,
$1.G0®1.60; Oregon Early Rose, $2; Oregon
White Rose, $1.7301.90; Salinas, $1.C5®1.73;
yollr.w sweets, $2.50.
ONlONS—Northern Australian brown, per
cwt.. $1.60Q)1.75; Oregons, $3 cwt; garlic.
SSPIOo In. *
FRESH FRUITS— Apples! T!ellen>Hr<.
4-tler, $1.60®1.60; Bellefleurs. 4',,-ller, $1.3.,;
Hoovers. 4-tler, $2.60: Jonathans, 4-tler, $3.00;
Pearmalns. white winter, 4-tler, $1.50; Pear
mains. 4".-tler, $1.35; Pearmalns, red, 4-tler,
$1.60; Pearmalns, red, 4V4-tler, $1.20! Smith's
Cider. 4-tlcf. $1.50; Smith's Cider. IK-tier,
$1 25; Ben Davis, 4-tler, Col.. $1.«5i(P1.33:
Newton Pippins, 4-tler, $1.60; Mo. Pippins.
4-tler. Col.. $2.00; Mo. Pippins. 4t,-tler..
Cal.. $1.25: Mo Pippins. 4-tler, Col., $1.50;
Rome Beauties. $2.50©2.75: Spltzenburgs.
4-tler, $2.50: Cans. $1.73; Wlnesapa
■l-t:er. Coll. $2.6502.73: Wlnesaps, 4-tier,
Cal.. 11.75: Wlnesaps. 4H-tier, Cal.. $1.25
Berries: Strawberries, fancy, per basket.
1012 c; strawberries, choice, per basket, to:
cranberries, per barrel, $15.00; raspber
rl<r3, jier baske*. 100. Citrus: Grapefruit,
seedlings, $2 60ii>$3.00; lemons, fancy. $3 50;
lemons, choice, $1.75; oranges, fancy Navels.
$2 2502.75; oranges, Tangerines. <A box.
$1.60; oranges, Valenclas, fanny. $1.60®
3.00: limes. 20-lh box. $1 25 .
TROPICAL FRUlTS—Bananas, lb., 4V4c:
bananas, red. Ib., Cc: dates, Fard, lb., 10®12c;
dtaes, Golden, lb., 7Vi@7Vic; dates, Persian,
pckK., 9c; alligator pears, doz., $4.50; pine
apples, 4@6C. *N
MISCELLANEOUS FRUITS—Pears, Winter
Nellls, picking boxes, $1.6502.50; Casabas,
crate, $203; Christmas melons, $3; grapes,
imported, kegs, $s.r,O; guavas, per basket, «c;
persimmons, per crate, $1.25@1.75.
VEGETABLES—Artichokes, northern, doa..
$1.1381.20; asparagus, lb., 40c; brussells
sprouts, northern, lb., B®9c; Bell peppers, lb.,
33c; beets, sacks, 90c; beans, string, lbs.,
20c; cabbage, green, sacks, $1.25;- cab
bage, $1.3591.40 a suck; cauliflower, crate, 00c®
$1,40; celery, crate, $2.75322.G0; cucumbers.
do«., $1.50@2: corn, green, box, 60@60ci corn
husks, cut, lb., 12o; corn husks, uncut, lb.,
8c egg plant, lb., 12©l."o; leeks, doz., 35c;
horseradish, lb.. We; oyster plant, doz., 35®
40c- okra, lb., Sfi/lOc; lettuce, crate, $1.50®
1 75; peas, lb., BSl2c; parsley, doz., 25c: pars
nips, <Joz., 40c; rhubarb, Crimson Winter,
$1; rhubarb, Northern Strawberry, box, 85c;
spinach. • doz., 20@25c; squash, Bummer, box,
r-t-c; young onions, do*., $1.25; ' turnips,
sack hoc; tomatoes, Cuban, 6-basket crate,
$2.25®2.50; local, bos, $2.25U2.50; Mexican,
crute, Sl.OOSl.T.'i.
DIUED FRUITS—Apples, evaporated, lb..
10011 c; apricots, lb., 12®15o; figs, loose,
white, box, $185; figs, loose, black, box.
$1.25; peaches, lb.. 7®Sc; pears, lb., ll(u
12c; plums, 1i... i-'.io; nectarines, lb.. at)
10c.
PRUNES —20-30 a; 10c; 30-40», 9c; 40-60»,
I>ic; DO-60«, O',ic; 60-70s, 6c; 70-SUs, sVic,
80-303. CC, 90-100S, 4MiO.
RAISINS —Muscatels.. S-crown, loose, 60-
Ib boxci, lb 4Me; 3-crown. lose. 50-lb. box.
Ib. 6c:-4-crown. lose, 60-lb. box. Ib. 6e; Lon
don layers, 2-crown, lose, 20-lb. box, Ib.
II 10- 3-crown. $1.25; 4-crown, $1.66; s
crown, $1.30; Sultanas, bleached, lb. 9#llc;
unbleached. 2',i«4c; seedless, l«-o». pUg
6V,tv 1 Vie; 15-01. pkg 3Vifl6Vic.
NUTS Per lb. —Almonds, fancy, IXL, 17o;
Ne Plus Ultra, 16c. Brazils, 14®15e; cocoa
nuts bsc4vsl.oo; chestnuts, 11012 c; filberts,
114j)16c; hickory, 8c; pecang, XX, 12Vio;
XXX 16c; XXXX. 17c; eastern peanuts, 7c;
Japan peanuts, lie; Spanish peanuts. No. 1
shelled 10c: ulncnuti, "Cc: No. 1 3. S. wal
nuts. 13%«14c; No. 2, 10c: Jumbos, 17*
ISC' buddod, 18@20c; eastern popcorn, ewi.
$3.75; local, cwt. $103.26.
RICE— 100 lbs. —Fancy Honduras, Caro
lina. $7- cholo* Honduras. Carolina, $70
7.26; Japan grades, $4.6505.00; Island, $0.26.
"hONEY—Per Water white, extracted,
7fn)7'ic white, extracted, 7c; light amber,
extracted, 606V40: water white corao.
llb-framos. 18o: white, comb, frames, 15c;
light amber, comb. frames, 13&liVio; be«s
wax. per lb Sue . '
LIVE STOCK—Packers pay, f. o. b. Los
Angeles for beef steers, 4V404i,c; beef heifers,
|i lc beef calves, 6c; mutton, weathers, $4.60
4/5; ewes, $3.7504; lambs, $3^3-25; hogs, 7Vic.
POULTRY— Large dressed turkeys, 27c per
lb • small dressed turkeys, 250; large turkeys,
live 25c; small, live, 26c; large hens, 4 lbs.
and up, 20c; broilers, IV4 to 2 lbs., BTo; friers,
Vn to 3 lbs., 25c; roast chicken, 200; duck, 20c;
geese, We; squabs, per dozen, (1.50; Hid roost
erSCHlLl—Per lb.—Evaporated, strings, It
fITSOc; lose, 18c; Mexican black, 2015 a.
green! sc; chill tevins, $1.25; Japan, lie,
corn husks. 7io)-oc. •
j, A Y (Baled), The following quotations
are furnished by the Los Angeles Hay Stor
age ; Co. (Per ton)— Barley or wheat nay.
$1^.504*16.50: tame oat bay, »15ij)lii.aO; ai
falfa 113.50016.
MILL FEED—Bran. . $1.60; whole corn,
$1 75- cranked corn, $1.80; feed meal, It,
roiled barley. 81.60; oil cake meal. $2.6«;
shorts. $1.85: Kaffir corn. $2; white oats,
li so- red oats, eastern, $2.25; «heat. ori
ginal tacks, cwt. $2.05; wheat, lOU-lb. sacks
$8.10. ■ . _ >
Retail Prices
Eggs, dozen >0c
Best butter, per pound 45c
Beef, per pound 8® 33c
Pork, per pound 20©22 c
Lamb, per pound 7<i^3oc
Sausage, per pound lS@>~oc
Ham, per pound, whole 320
Ham, per pound, sliced ..*,.,* 35c
Barracuda, halibut, rock cod and yel
lowtail. per pound ..100
Salmon, sand dabs, pound -<>
Herring and smelts, pound .15c
Oysters, quart 60°
Hens, pound •'"
Fryers. 1 pound 3°o
Rabbit*, pound "°
- ■ -
f~ CHICAGO GRAIN
RDCCiaI service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
son, member Chicago board of trade, New
York stock exchange and Ban Francisco bond
and stock exchange, 213 Welt With street.
Lot Angels*.
CHICAGO, Feb. Crop damage reports
were numerous, buying demand brisk and local
speculators wera In an unpleasant position
from having sold wheat short neor the close
yoter'liiy. There hat bam much new Invest
ment buying today, largely from local «ourco«.
but the crop damage news has been going at a
discount In the la»t half of the »e.«lon of the
new« of enow, sleet and rain which has come
from ev?ry part of the winter «beat belt to
day. it. toula reports the best snow atom of
First Exclusive Private Wire House on the Pacific Coast *
J. C. WILSON
ME.MIIKB NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE . ,',
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
THE STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. 8. F. /
CORRESPONDENTS
HARRIS, WINTHROP & COMPANY
OFFICES—HOTEL ALEXANDRIA, 212 Welt Fifth St.
HOTEL DEL CORONADO. Coronwl* ,
MILLS BUILDING, Htn Francltca . '
1-AI.AI'E HOTEL, San Francisco
Open December 11.
Pasadena Clients Will Get Instantaneous Service by
Calling Home 119 ' N
B. G. LATHROP, Manager
TELEPHONES— MAIN 379 i '
CLEARING HOUSE BANKS >
NAME OFFICERS.
CR J. WAI EKS. president,
.tucnt> national Bank vat. w. woods. c«»iiiar. ~»■ •;
Capital. $1,000,000.
B VJ. corner Third ard Main. Burplus. 1800.000.
C, ' WA. UUiMMiC Pre»ldeßU
ommc/ciai im ational Bank newman kssick. cubiar.
Capital. 1200,000.
4DI B. Bprmit, corner Fourth. Burpiun and rmUvlded Pront.. t«,OC*.
FI. '.V. HKLLMAN, Prejldent.
armers Hi Merchants National x>ank charles heyusu. ca.hi.r.
Capital, $1,500,000.
Corner Fourth and Main. Bnrplun and Proflta. $1,808.001.
— ; ~~ 3. M. EL.L.IOII, President.
.ist Na ional Bank w t. b. hammond. i^aiar.
• . Capital BtocX, $1,250,000.
c B. corner Second and Bprlna-. Bu lus and Prollta. $1,6a.00*. «
; — : —~ ; W. H. HOLUDAY, Pre«lde«U i
erchants National Bank chas. greens. ca»m«. >
Capital. $200,000.
8 E. corner Third and Pprlna-. Biirplus and Profit*. $CT.OOB.
; ; — ' " ~~~~i. E. KISHUUHN. PresldeaU
ational Bank of California - h. a mckee. cubiar.
Capital. $SOO,OOO. '
S. B. corner Fourth and Sprint Eurplu- and Undivided Pr-nta.WW.Wt,
C, H. K. SioMUKO. President.
._. national iiank . , james b. gist, cannier.
Capital. $300,000.
8 11. corner Fourth and Broadway. Bnrplu. and fn.llvM'n Profit.. tUtH*.
.uvv y isank & Trust Company R w kennkt. caahier.
aw y isank & *-ust Compan* R w kennet. c«hter.
Capital. $160,000.
$01-810 Broadway. Bradbury building Surplus end ttndlvldM Profits, KtD.tM.
U. Bank lEAIAS smith, cuhiar. PrealdasU
aitea states National Bank fw. smith, casbiar.
Capital, »MO,OOO.
c E corner Mam and rommeretal. Burplu- and Profit*. 173.0 W.
~; LOS ANGELES SAVINGS ?ANKS ;...■■:.
aviivosßANß
largest and Oldest in Southwest
; $27,000,000.00
avingsßANß
-argest and Oldest in Southwest
! $27,000,000.00
sst rates of Interest and on the most liberal term*
sound, conservative banking.
:y to Loan on Improved Real Estate
ding _ Spring and Fifth Street*
SIMHAfIERiCIH SAYSM&S HANK
*!-■■ THE BANK WITH THE "TT
I EFFICIENT SERVICE |
resqu*ces*l*.QQQ.QQQA
i spring* fourth sts. i
the winter, five inches; Indianapolis has over
six Inches, andjhe Ohio valley In general has
snow, sleet and rain. The sleet and snow ex
tends well down Into Texas, but moisture ap
pears to be light though general in the western
'"There Kansas. a great deal of profit taking
There has been a great deal of profit taking
on lons wheat on tho swells today but with
strength enough to absorb most of It without
losing much ground. Cash market again slow
with No. 3 hard again about at May delivery
price, thus indicating that the elevators can
now turn out contract wheat at a profit. The
lead taken by the Bartlett-Patten hous. be
tween 113 and IM',4. buying nearly a million
May wheat, gave the market Its Incentive for
the closing advance. .,•. ,-•_ »>,.
Corn has bean strong and higher from the
start. Cash houses and commission concerns
with general country clientage have taken the
bulk of the offerings. Latter have been large
but chiefly from large eastern and far western
longs. The country buying has been of small
lots but It has created a condition of scarcity
in the pit and made short very uncomfortable.
Some of the cash concerns report that they
have bought considerable corn to arrive and
they assert that predictions of a big falling
off in receipts are not likely to be verified
Oats active, strong and higher. Shorts, new
Investors and speculators have been fairly ac
tive, chiefly on the buying aide, and have
found an advancing market. Offerings have
come chiefly from longs, but have been luad-
"^Provisions have recovered today a food part
of the ground lost yesterday, while the large
loncs were securing profit*. The advance to
day was on buying of much .mailer volume
than was yesterday's aellne.
Market Ranges
WHEAT— Open. HlKh. Low. Close.
WHEAT »1.'1!% *I.MH »!•«* iluVi
July ". 1......1 1.05 1.03% 1.04%
September :::::::: 88% mm .03% *«*
M CORN- „: . ,<m .«s*4 6ni 68VS
September «« «ft if
£"•":::::::::: 47% .48Vi & |
September"::: 41U .41% , .4Ui .41Vi
Mav)BK ~ '.i.. 23 32% 23.(50 23.23 23.55
JSy::::::::::"". 23.23 25.52-4 ».« 23.52%
u ?y::::::::::::::: S.«a 12.75 ».« «-"i
j u ,y::::: 12.12% 12.70 12.45 ia.«»4
M^y IBS"" 12.15 12.40 JJ.ITI* 12.40
suw■'■■■;:::::::::laimi MM v-«
Cash" quotations were as follows: Hour
firm Rye-No. 2. 80®81c. Barley-Feed or
mixing, 6J®«B%<:: fah- to choice malting 69®
730. Flax seed-No. 1 southwestern. 12.08. No.
1 northwestern. $2.18. Timothy seed J4.o=,
Clover seed. $14. Me.s pork, per bbl., t23.Wt©
M"5 Lard per 100 His.. 515.72%®12.76. Short
rib. sldfs ('loooe). »U.STH«tt.«V4. Short clear
Eldea (hoxed), $12.50512.73.
lirai. statlßtics-Total clearances of wheat
and flour were equal to 148.000- bushels. Pri
mary receipts wore 588,000 bushels, compared
, with 419,000 bushels the same day a year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. 8
cars: corn. 275 cars; oats, 82 care; hogs. 23,000
hDaily movement of ««««*= ptll shlpmentß .
Flour, barrels ".«• Si
Wheat, bushels 'O.SOO . .M.,m
Corn, bushela 8«"°» ■»8-jJ*
Oats, bushels S97.SW f^I.JW
(3 -:::::::::::::^S «S«
COFFEE AND SUGAR
NEW YORK. Feb. 16.—Coffee closed steady
at a net advance of 610 points. Bales were
port"of 37 7.-.0 buus, Including February at
6 ' 80«C85c, March at 6.Bi@7c, April at 7c,
May and' August at 7.10.-. September at 7.16 c
and December at 7.10®7.15c. , ■■'•j %l ■
Spot coffee steady; No. 7 Rio, M»o; No. 4
Santos. 9Vi®9lic. Mild, quiet; Cordova, »Vi@
IZBu°Bar~naw firm; Muscovado 89 test, 3.64 c;
centSul" M test "lie; molasses sugar 69
ust. 3Sc. Refined quiet; crushed. 6.55 c;
granulated, 6.15 c; powdered, 6.250.
COTTON AND WOOL
NEW YORK, Feb. X.—Cotton futures closed
steady! Closing bids: February. 14 490; March,
,;:: Anrll 14 joe; May, 14.69 c; Juno, 14.46 c;
July 144 c'aubu^ U.Mo; September, 13.10o;
October, l*:«ei November. 12.62 c; December.
"spot cotton: closed quiet* 20 points dcrllna.
Middling uplands, 14.50 c; gulf. 15.0.0. bales
ST LO*?s'%-eb 16.-Wool unchanged. M.
light nno, SJ©27o; heavy flne, UtiSlc, ■ tuu
w.»hed, 255370. ; ;. ;-"■■;
@ Is It Worth @
ft your while to bold out any longer &jjT
ff and let - nearly 18,000 persons and Ift
H firms havo the benefit of our con- la
1} venlencas, while you are forced to /J
ff come or get some friend to come «X
H In and'get a check cashed for you? ■
l\ It la your loss. We pay interest M
lallNKmo/xi
k% AJk. rm JrV^jn
OTII AND BPRINO. 40« J^jj/J
Units of First
Mortgages
For persona accumulating a say- !
ings account, persons who have not
sufficient money to own an entire
mortgage, or anyone who wishes a
safe investment, should buy Units,
which are parts of mortgages, and
bear interest. •
THE UNIT LOAN CO.,
106 S. Broadway.
JH|£ DELANO
IfielliLfc The Land of
t DELANO
The Land of
Early Products
S. F. B. Morse
iSst33!<s*v Development Go.
ifeHgsSuSß* 881 S. MAIN ST. N
Bay San Diego Horn*
Telephone StocK
Nets 10%
Fielding J. Stilson Co.
80S II »V. HKI.LMAN IILDO.
A 2547 Main 105 ._
WESLEYANS MEET AND
HOLD ANNUAL ELECTION
Tho twenty-second annual meetlne
and banquet of the Weslnyan Univer
sity club of Southern California Ml
held lut nisht.at tho Y. W. C A. butld
ln tf 225 South Hill street. Dr. David
a Downey, '84, mado im address on
"ou? Alma Mater." Dr. W P. JBlaJce
of Chicago spoke on "Sans Gray Mat
ter" Others who spoke were Hon.
Cornelius Cote* Dr. George F. Bovard
imrl Rev J O. Lee. Secretary E. P.
Clark '85. road a letter from President
Shanklin of Wesleyan university.
The club elected the following officers
for the coming year: President Charloa
M Parker '68; vlco president, Cornelius
Cole '47; secretary, B. P. Clark, '85.
Those present were George F. »o
vrtrd. Cornelius Colo, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles M. Parker, Rev. and Mrs. W.
M SterHng, Miss Parker, Mr. and Mrs.
H S Noe, George M. Busey, H. B.
BeckwltU, Miss Jacobs, D. K. Stetson,
liev IS H. Fretz. Rev. G. C. Gowan,
Prof Carhart. Itev. and Mrs. J. AY.
C Cox Dr. W. P. Blake. Rev. J. O.
L,ee, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Llvsey, Mrs.
U J- Dickinson, Mrs. Prentice, Miss
MM Allen. Miss Mary Morse. Miss
Millar and Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Clark.
Tou can t>uy It. pernapn at many places, but
there's on« BEST plat, to buy It-and that
plac* advertlies.

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