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12
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
MARKET IS THIN;
DEALS ARE SLOW
SLIGHT STIR IS STARTED IN
RAILROAD STOCKS
PHILADELPHIA STRIKE NEWS IS
< QUIETING
Report of Comptroller of Currency of
National Banks Shows Loan
Expansion Well
Distributed
[Associated Press]
NEW YORK, Feb. 24.— Dealings in
stocks today were scarcely larger than
yesterday. The thinness of the market
.■was as marked on the selling side as
on the buying side, and It required but
a. small absorption to lift prices.
Today's movement lacked authorita
tive explanation. A supposition nat
urally arose that some financial project
Was working, out designed to change
the relation between properties, already
very close by reason of the control of
Louisville & Nashville held by Atlantic
Coast line, and a mutual control of
other properties held by Louisville &
Nashville & Southern railway. Until
the movement in these stocks stimu
lated some vitality in the rest of the
market it was practically lifeless. An
early attempt to depress prices met
■with little success, and this as much
as any definite news of conditions
prompted the latter upward movement.
The quieting down of affairs in Phila
delphia was accepted as good news.
The abstract of the reports to the
comptroller of the currency of the
national banks of the country as of
January 31 shows the loan expansion
since the November 16 report well dis
tributed, the New York banks being
responsible for less than $18,000,000 of
the $80,715,880 aggregate increase for
that period. The stock market liquida
tion effected in that interval explains
this relative showing. In the yearly
comparison, however, there is shown
an increase since February 5 last of
$388,736,887 in the loan account of the
national banks, the cash reserves hay-
Ing shrunk in the same time over $2i,
--000,000. The credit condition is. in con
sequence, still considerably extended. In
spite of the substantial deflation which
has occurred in the stock market.
Bonds were steady. Dealers report an
improved demand for bonds. Total
sales, par value, $2,692,000.
U. S. 2's, 3's coupon and 4's advanced
•Si per cent on call.
1> ~~ '
NEW YORK STOCKS
Special service to The Herald by .T. C. #Ml
-«on, "1' West Fifth street. Los AngSKS, mem
ber New York stock exchange, Chicago board
Of trade, stock and bond exchange of San
Francisco.
NEW YORK. Fob. 24.— Following were the
' closing quotations today:
Sales Stock. High. Low. Bid. Ask.
Allls-Chalmer 12 11%
do preferred 4115 42
12.500 Amalg Copper .... 7714 754 ">"•'* "'i
800 Amer Beet Sugar. .'is 37»i 38 :i!>!«
t do preferred »3tt. 94
400 \m- ■■ Can Co .... 11", 114 IMs 11%
100 do preferred 77 ""'i 77 "M
900 Am Car and F.lry 63 62H «•%■ 63
do preferred !'"• 119
Amer Cotton Oil "5 M
da preferred Ml ™l
Amer Ex ■ • 275 295
800 Am lea Securities 234 2.1'!. 23',i 13*4
200 Amer Linseed .... '■'■' i 18 15 1514
400 do preferred 9% S3 SBf« 40
600 Am Locomotive .. 51 Li 60 M^i 61U
MO do preferred 11114 UH* m 112'»
8,800 Am Snilt and Bfg S«> 82% S4>4 S4'i
, do preferred 10714 108
100 Amir Sugar 125H 136*4 125 12514
. do preferred ■• 183 12.1U
100 Am Steel Foundrs 61 61 '"< 61
11,000 Am Tel and Te1...143* 14014 141 mli
100 Am. r Toll pfd 93H 934 93 BSH
200 Amer Woolen .... 37»4 37' 4 37 37; i
i , do preferred ]fl' s« lnl
Anaconda 6014 *'i B0«4 r''" =
2.800 Atlantic C Line ..1334 130 183 134
8.300 AT ,v Santa Fe..lK»i I!"' 1-. HBli 1U>"»
1,000 .1.. preferred 103:4 10314) 108*4 1O3'«
2,000 Baltimore & 0hi0..1124 111* 112% 11214
do preferred Oltt. 93
18,100 Ii II T 76*4 78*4 7614 76*4
4,800 Canadian Pacific.lS2'» 180% 1K214 182?,
6.200 C& ii 84»i S3!j 84'; 84*4
C & A 66 M
400 C & '-1 W new.... 31"4 3114 31' i 31%
# do preferred new .. .. 67*4 6814
1,600 C& N W 157*4 18614 157 157 I',
3,300 C M & Bt P 145% 115' i 146 V, 146%
101) do preferred 1611 i 16114 161 181'.j
3,100 Central Leather .. 4014 40 40V4 41
.... do preferred MS l«S?i
Cent of X J 293 WE
300 C C C & St L.... SO 80 7S'& SOl5
, do preferred '■•'■' MO
1,100 Colo Fuel and Irn 39T4 33 -', 39T4
t do preferred .. .. 110
300 Columbus HC& 120 184 ISU 1914
1,400 Colorado Southern 65 >;;; 4 64M 64*4
, do Ist preferred SO 8214
, do 2d preferred 79 81
2,000 Consolidated Ga5..146(4 144»4 115% 1461 i
200 Corn Products .... IS^4 lVi ISI4 19
t do preferred -'.a 53%
h Del & Hudson 17614 1771J
, DI.& XV 5S<) 610
700D&RO 41>i 41 4114 411 i
£00 dr, preferred 794 7« 791 iBO
800 Distilling Secur ... 3214 32 "-"■< 321 i
Duluth S 8 & A ISVa 16
do preferred 2SV4 29
1,400 Erie 3014 2914 29TA 30
1.200 do Ist preferred. 4674 40', 46% 47
, do 2d preferred 35% 3814
» General Electric 15414 18414
600 Gt Northern Ore... 69»{ 6914 <■'', 69»4
' *,600 do preferred 136% 136% 13614 130%
, Illinois Central 14214 142%
7.800 Interboro-Matro ... 21% 2114 22 22%
8,900 do preferred 66% M 6614 1614
» Intemat Paper 14V4 It 1:
200 do preferred 50 58 5514 E5%
, Internat Pump .. 43 4S'4
v do preferred .. 87 ST •
, lowa Central 22 SI
do preferred •• 42 43
200 X c Southern .... 8814 3774 3S>4 3814
do preferred 6!>»4 70
L. B & Western ~ 23 24
100 do preferred 61 61 60% 8114
9,700 1/ & N ISM* 153 ir,:,'i 1551,
. , Mackay 89 90
100 do preferred 7614 761 i 76H 77
JoO Manhattan 137 137 135 137
, Metropol St ny 16 is
1,100 Mexican Central... 2714 27 27 27.i
SIX) Minn & St I, 4314 4214 4214 45
, do preferred •• 70 85
100 M ft P & 3 I M..142"/, 14214 14314 '1«»
, d.) preferred .. 152 159
600 M X & Texas .... 43% 4314 43>,4 43%
„ do preferred .. 7114 73
200 Missouri Pacific .. 71 7014 71 71%
600 National Lead .... 82 8114 81% II
100 do preferred 107% 107% 107>,i 111
, National Biscuit 107% 109' i
do preferred '•• .. 122
, N V Air Urake 7514 7814
8,200 N V Central 122H «l% 122% 12214
, N V C & Bt I- " 61
» do lit prtferretl 100 118
» do 2d preferred 87 92
100 N V N H & Hart.ls9% IBST4 159% 160
700 N V Ont & W 45H 45 45H 46
800 Norfolk & Welt ..101% 10014 101 10114
do preferred ■■ 88 92
SH> North American .. 79% 79% 7914 80
1,100 Northern Pacific. .136% 138 136% 13654
\ Omaha .. 160 165
....:'.. do preferred 164 170
, Pacific Coast 1"9 114
400 Pacific Mall 32 13 82 33
7,800 Penna R n Co 183T4 133% 13.1% 13374
v (OOPeoplea Gai 11054 Uo'« llo'i 111
t , 400 «tUbur» Coal .... U Kit 20% 34%
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUIT 3
<$> Shipment* of oranges and lemon** <?>
■•> from l.<>» Aniroles Monday anil Tucs- -j
••> day, Feb. 81-32. were 'US cnrlnaiN of <*>
••> oranges anil 13 carloads of lemons. ■•■
& Total to date there were shipped MM <j>
<A Carload*, of which ISIS were lemons. <*>
A Last season to date there were ship- <J>
A ped 8438 carloads, of which 1381 were -p
■s- lemons. *&
100 do preferred 73 73 71 72
2,400 P C C &St L 10014 99 '■>'•'« 10014
do preferred * .- HO **8
900 Pressed Steel Car.. 4114 4214 43 43' i
do preferred 101 103
Ry Steel Spgs Co 4114 42
do preferred ll 107
78,400 Reading 170% 168% 16914 170
do Ist preferred 90 91
do 3d preferred 105 108%
1,600 Republic b and I. 3914 35% 39 »»H
do preferred MO. 10214
8,800 Rock Island Co ... 50 41) 49% WVi
200 do preferred 87 M 16 SS
100 Sloss Shef S and 1. 7514 7514 76 7i>!4
do preferred 116 11
St L & SF Ist pfd .. .. M 70
300 do 2d preferred.. (014 60 601 i5l
300 St L & S W 2914 2914 -■"« -"''•
do preferred .. JW4 74
9,600 Southern Pacific ..127 125H 12H% 127
3.100 Southern Railway. 254 -s '= 2Sa« 2«'4
1,500 do preferred 6614 Cs!i "6'i 6614
600 Tennessee Copper.. 1414 "-'•'» 34 8414
800 Texas Pacific 30% 1014 30 SO',,
300 Third Aye I*2 I 914 1"
200 Toledo st T. &W. 4414 4414 43 44
do preferred ■■ 6814 6614
100 Twin City U T....113% 113% 113% 114
Union II and Papr .. .. 914 1014
do preferred .. 70 75
66,000 Union Pacific 18814 I^'s ISSH 188%
200 do preferred 10114 101 100 10114
United Rds of S T .. .. 37 374
2i"o do preferred 67 6614 67 68
U S Cast Irn Pipe .. .. M M
do preferred »■ 74 7S
600 U S Rubber 44% 4114 4414 45
100 do Ist preferred. 114% 114' 3 111 114%
do 2d preferred 7514 8014
80,600 v S Steel Cor .... 8114 79% 81 81%
1.200 do preferred 119% HP'S 119% 119%
1,100 Utah Copper 4814 »14 49% 49%
2,700 Va-Car Chetn Co.. 8514 51»i 5614 6514
200 do preferred 124 113 123 1!»',4
200 Wabash 21% 21% 21% 22
3,000 do preferred 4714 4614 47% 47'
Wells-Fargo Ex 170 175
3.000 Western Union .... 75"4 74% 74% 75
700 Westlnghouse 70% 7014 ' 69% 70
WStL F. 6% 6%
do Ist preferred. .. .. 11 12
do 2d preferred.. .. .. 5% 6%
Wisconsin Central 4 1.' M
600 Am Hide and Lea 7 ■', 6% 7
200 do preferred 3?% 39% 39% 39%
100 Am Ag and Chfm 47 47 46% 47
do preferred 101 10814
400 Beth Steel 3014 29% 80 30%
.V..,.. do preferred •• 55 60
Nat Enam and S 2214 23%
do preferred ■ .. ■*• ■■'■
Pac Tel and Tel 39% 40%
do preferred .. 85 95
1" s Realty •■ 73% 74%
400 West Maryland ...43 47% 45% 49
Total sales, 433,500 Shane.
NEW YORK BONDS
Special service to The Herald by .1. C. Wll
ion, 213 West Fifth street, Los Angeles, mem
bar New York stock exchange, Chicago board
of trade, stock and bond exchange of San
Francisco.
NEW YORK. Feb. Following were the
closing quotations: Bid. Asked.
Atchison gen 48 100% 100%
Atchison cony 4s 116 117
Baltimore & Ohio Ist 4 96% 9914
B R T 4s 8114 S3li
Colorado Industrial 5s 8014 81
r S Realty is 89% 90 <
Rock [gland col 4* 80% 81
Southern Pacific ref 4s 9414 96M
Southern Pacific col 4s M 93%
Southern Pacific cony 4s 102% 10214
Union Pacific Ist 4s .J..101 10114
Union Pacific cony 4s 109 110
I- S Steel 6s 105 10514
United Railway 4s '- 72%
Wabash deb 4s 7;: 7914
Western Pacific r.s 9714 97%
D & It G rfg 5s 93% !)4
Japanese 4s 98 92%
Japanese Ist 4%s 9514 :':|lj
Japanese 2i 4%s 98 95%
UB 2s regd 10114 102
U S la coupon 101%
V s 3s regd 10214 103%
r S la coupon i■ -■' i 10814
r s 4-- regd 111% 115%
U S 4s coupon 11414 115%
Panama 2s i"i 101141
Panama 193Ss lul 101%
FINANCIAL RECORD
NEW YORK, Feb. 24.—Money on call easy
at Hi®! per cent; ruling rate 2 7-8 per
cent; closing bid, -' 7-8; offered al 3 per
cent; time loans steady and dull; 60 days.
3% per cent; 90 days 3V40814 per cent; six
months, 3146 4 per cent; prime mercantile
paper, i'j.i, per cent; sterling exchange
firm with actual business In bankers' bills
at 4.8468 9 8460 for 60 (lay bills, and at
4.8675 for demand. Commercial bills 4.83%
i 1.84 1-4; bar silver, 52c; Mexican dollars,
44c. Government bonds strong; railroad
bonds steady.
BANK CLEARINGS
BAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 24.—The bank
clearings for the week ended at noon today
show the city of Oakland In the lead, with
clearings amounting to $2,665,149, an In
crease of 85.3 pel cent over the clearings
of the same week last year. San Francisco,
$37,558,665. Increase 20.2 per cent; Los
Angeles. $13,021,465, Increase 18.4; San
Diego, $973,394, Increase 50; Fresno. $389.
--531 increase 3!.9; Stockton. $544,311, in
crease 47.6; Sacramento. 11,096,4117, In
crease 76.6; Pasadena. 883.963. These fig
ures are for a five-day week, Feb. ?! hav
ing been a holiday.
TREASURY STATEMENT
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24 —The condition
of the treasury at the close of business to
day was as follows: Trust funds —Gold
coin $860,473,369; sliver dollars, 1486,429,
--000; silver dollars of IS9O, $3,654,000; sliver
certificates outstanding. $486,420,000. Gen
eral fund— standard silver dollars in gen
eral fund. $5,118,342; current liabilities,
$96 036,828; -working balance In treasury
offices, $20,170,418: in bank to credit of
treasurer, $35,926,647; subsidiary silver coin,
$21,235,832; minor coin. $1,193,921; balance
In general fund. $80,675,631.
FRUIT MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 24 —Fancy apples
75e<g>$l; common, 60©65 c; navel oranges,
t1.25@2.60: Moxlcan limes, 1494.80; com
mon California lemons, 1101.25; good to
choice, 11.8001; fancy, 11.6008; bananas,
75cft $3; pineapples, $J®2.10.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS
' NEW YORK, Feb. 24. — Evaporated apples
quiet; spot fancy, 10%®llo; choice, 9(5<9!4c;
prime, ti&c; common to fair, 6@70. Prunes,
nrm; California up to 30-40», 2%®9%c;
Oregons, 6©He. Apricots, steady; choice,
1114@ll%c; extra choice. 11%#12%c; fan
cy, 120>1314c. Peaches, quiet; choice, 6%G2 #
7c; extra choice, 70T14e> fancy, 7%WBc.
Raisins, stead;-; loose muscatels, 314<51>5%c;
choice to fancy seeded, 5@6%c; seedless,
3'.-j 4>* c; London layers, f 1.15 4*1.25.
COFFEE AND SUGAR
NEW YORK, Feb. 24.—Coffee today closed
steady, net unchanged to 10 points lower.
The closing bids were: Feb. March, 6.BCc:
April. 6.95 c; May. 7.06 c: June, 7.00 c; July
and. Aug. 7.15 c: Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan.
7.IO0; sales 35,000 bags. Spot, quiet; No.
7 Rio. B%a; No. 4 Santos, 914 c; mild. (.ulet;
Cordova. 914<3>1214e.
Sugar— firm; Muscovado, 89 tost,
4.80 c; centrifugal 96 test, 4.300; molasses
sugar, 89 test, 4.56 c. Refined, steady;
crushed, 6.95 c; granulated, 5.25 c; powdered,
5.350.
ST. LOUIS WOOL
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 24.—W001, unchanged;
medium grades combing and clothing, 24 1f
2t«i light fine, :!<n>!7c; heavy An*, 123>21c;
tub washed, it'itilo,
LOS ANGELES HERALD: FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 25, 1910.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
l son, 212 West Fifth street. Los Angeles, mem
' ber New York stock exchange, Chicago board
' of trade, stock and bond exchange of San
Francisco.
\ SAN FRANCISCO, Fob. J4.—Following were
the closing quotations:
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS— Did. Asked.
Associated Oil Co 69 0614 06!4
Bay Counties Power Co ii* l»l'.»
I'm! Central Gas and l:!oc Os 101 10S
Cal Gas Hud Blec gen M <>; C I i"-"»
California st Cable Co 81 10JH
California Wine Ann Et DO
City Electrio Co Bl 90 1014
Contra Costa Water Co 5s 1"14
do gen mtfr 6» '■'•% M
Edison Blee Co of i. A 5» l"-
Edison Ught and Power 6s 106%
First Federal Trust Co 63 10114
Ferries & Cliff House liy Os 102
Hawaiian Com! and 6 5s 10814
Honolulu It T and i. Co 63 : .. 108
I-nke Tahoe Ity • T Co M '■>'■>
Los Angeles Elec Co 8s 10114
l«is Angeles Gas and Elec Co 6»...101>4
Los Angeles Railway 6i 110
Los Angeles Lighting gd 6s 1024
l. A Pac R R Ist con mtg os 106%
I. A Pac it It of Cal os 10114
Market Street Cable 6s 103
do Ry Ist cons mts Ds 10314 104
Mv & lit Tamalpais BRy Si 100 , ..
Northern By Co (of Cal) 6s 11814
Northern Cal Power Co 5s 102 102%
Northern Electric Co 5s 8814
Oakland Gas Light and II 5s 101
Oakland Transit Co 6s 107
Oakland Transit 6s 105
Oakland Transit Con Ds 104% 1 ■'-•
Oakland Traction Con 6s SSVa
Oakland Traction Co G.i M
Oakland Water Co gtd 5s ■'*>
Omnibus Cable Railway 6s 105 110
Pacific Gas Imp 4s S7
Pacific Electric Ry Co 5s lOBH ..
I'aciric Light and Power Co 6s 97% ..
Pac Light and Power gtd 6s 101
Pacific Tel and Tel So 6s 10014
Park & Cliff House Ry 63 99
Park A Ocean It n 3 100
Peoples Water Co 6s >'>~: ,- 67%
Powell Street Railway 6s 101% 101
Sacramento Elec Gas and ny 05—102%
8 F Oak a San Jose Hy .is 106% •..
do Id rug us ; 94 98
S 1" Oak .<- S J Con Ry Ba 95 %'A
Sierra By of Cal 63 107H
S P R ii of Ariz 6s 1910 10014 1*054
do of Cal 6s 1912 10814
do of Cal lit c gtd g 6a 11614
S P Branch Ry of Cal 6s IM 130
B P R R CO Ist rfdg Is 9614 UK
Stockton Gas and El Corp 6s i"5
s V Water Co gen mts Is 91 8114
United Gas and Elec Co 5s 96
United It i: of S F 4s 72% 73
Vallejo, Benicla *.- Napa V It X i:>. 7.",
Valley Counties Power Co 6s 10114 10214
WATER STOCKS—
Maria County 60
Spring Valley Water Co 4514
GAS AND ELECTRIC STOCKS-
City Electric Co ■ 62 la
>.' Cal Power Co con 51% 5-
Pacinc Lighting Corp pfd 74 75
do common 63
INSURANCE STOCKS—
California Insurance Co . .. SO
Fireman's Fund 253
STREET RAILROAD STOCKS—
California 125 135
Presidio 26
POWDER STOCKS—
Giant Consolidated Co 79
SUGAR STOCKS—
Hawaiian Coml and Sugar Co 35%
ttonokaa Sugar Co 22 23
Hutchlnson Sugar Planatlon 1714 IS
Kllauea Sugar Plantation Co 14 15%
Makawell Sugar Co 64
Onomea Sugar Co 56
l'aauhau S I' Co 29
Union Sugar Co 6S ••
OIL STOCKS-
Amalgamated Oil Co 87% 85
Associated Oil Co 49%. 46%
Sterling Oil and Dcv Co 3 4%
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS—
Alaska Packers' Association M's» 89,4
M V & Mt Tamalpais 8 Ry 100
Pac Auxiliary Fire Alarm 3 ...
Pacific Coast Borax Co 154
Pac Tel and Tel pfd '■•> 95
do common ."-^i 39%
Morning sale-- -2000 Northern Cal Power Con
5s 96; 1000 80 pao rig 4s 96%; 2000 do 8614; 1000
do 9614; 14,000 Peoples w 5s 63; 2000 do 67%;
11,000 do 67%; 15,000 do >''7\,; 6000 do 67%; 10,000
Pac Tel 5s 100%; 2000 United Ry 4s 7",',; 2000
do T814; 1000 do 73; 5000 Northern Elec Be 0114:
20(10 Spring V W 4s 8014; 10 Alaska 89%; SO
Assd Oil 4714; 10 do 47%; 40 do 47; 30 same
41i%; 30 Bank of Cal 413%; ICS City Eleo 53; 40
Hawaiian 35%; 40 Par Tel common 39%; 15 do
pf i 94; 60 Spring V W 431,.
Afternoon sales—looo Northern C Power Con
r.s 96; 1000 Peoples W Bs 67%; 2000 do 63; 1000
Assd Oil 6a 16%; 27,000 United Ry 4s 73; 10,000
So Pac rfs 4s 96- i! 4; 1000 Spring V W 43 91:
2000 Key Route 5s 105%; Hi Aasd Oil 46%; 20
Assd Oil 4614; 20 Northern Cal Power 5114; 300
I'aauhau 291 i; 10 Pac Tel common 39%; log
Spring V W 451!.; 100 do 45«4.'
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
BOSTON
BOSTON, Feb. '24.—Thirteen c_ars sold;
weather cold; market unchanged. Navels —
C. 8. O. or S. H. Yerkcs 8. »2.45; Gold
Buckle, H. II."E. High. $2.95; Lochinvar, or,
tame, $2.05; Orchard, or, Nat. O. Co., $3.15;
Standard, ad, same, $2.65; Majestic, xc,
ppenc«r, $5.60; Blossom, M. O. Dls. $2.15;
Our Favorite, fy, Green & Spelch, $2.05;
Royal Knight, R. 11. Redlands, $2.60; Gold
Buckle, R. H. E. High. 11.90; Elephant, or,
O. G. Cash A. $3.80-3.05; Highland. Grow
ers' Ft. Co., $2.60; Carnation, xc. Green &
Spelch, $2.40; Mocker, or, Spence Ft. Co.,
$2.16; ■ Stork, S. A. Ex. $1.85. Lemons—
Mocker, or. Spenco Ft. Co., $2.85; Pet, S. A.
Ex. $3.70; Greyhound, $3.20.
NEW XOBK
NEW YORK, Feb. 24.—Thirteen cars of
oranges and 1 car lemons sold; market it)
steady on navels with an easier tendency;
firm on lemons; clear and cold. Navels —
Blue Banner, xf, Sutherland Ft. Co., $2.95;
Green Manner, same, $2.35; Our Favorite,
fy, Green & Spelch, $2,15; Merit, $1.40;
Old Mission, fy, Chapman. $3.50; Aid Mis
sion, sd, same, $2.80; Golden Eagle, .» I,
same, $2.40; Rlalto Girl, Growers Ft, Co.,
$2.15; Stock Label, same, $1.80; California,
el;, Curti.«B Ft. Co., $1.40; Orchard, or. Nat.
O. Co., $2.80; Standard, sd, same, $2.35;
Columbia, Imp. $2.50; Stag, A. C. G. Ex.
$2.70; Pointer, same, $2.45; Royal Knight,
R. H. E. High. $2.50; Jameson, Q. C. Ex..
$2.45; Justrite, same, $2; Gold Buckle, R.
H. Ex. $2.60; Hunter, same, $2.05; La Mesa,
Hlv. Ex. $2.65; Golden Rule, $2.53-2.15.
Lemons —Independent, fy, Growers Ft. Co.,
$2.90; Choice, $2.50; Or, $2.40; Stock Label,
$2.30; tangerines, Us, Stag. $1.45-1.75;
ruby bloods, So. Beauties, $1.25; Justrite,
$1.05.
CITKU9 FRUIT SHIPMENTS
Orgs. Lem. Toll.
Wed. Feb. 23 11l 10 111
To date this season.. . .6257 IIS II 7411
To date last season . 7173 1404 8677
« » » '
METAL MARKET
NEW YORK, Feb. 21. — The market for
standard copper on the New York Metal
exchange was dull today with spot and all
positions up to the end of May closing at
$12.871.4@13. The London market was
steady; spot £59 7s Cd; futures £Uu .",?. The
board of trade- returns show stocks of cop
per at the three leading points In the United
Kingdom as of Jan. II to have been 98,180
tons, compar«4 with 25,070 tons on Jan. 1,
and 39.478 tons on Jan. 31 last y. a.-. Appar
ent deliveries for the month wore 7845 tons
against 9981 tons for the same month last
year. Local dealers quote lake copper at
113. life) 13. 8714: electrolytic, 113.25®
13.50; easting, $13913.25. Tin, easy; spot,
III,80011.16; Feb. $32.8tf®33.20; March.
$32.90@33.11; April. 133933.35; May, 1310
33.30. The London market was easy and
lower; spot 1161; futures £152 7s I'd. Lend
was firm; spot, M«0@4.70 New York and
at J4.42'i@4.50 East St. Louis. The Lon
don market closed higher at £13 6s Id
Spelter, firm: spot, 15.8636.75 New York,
and $5.42% iff 6.50 East St. Louis. London
was unchanged at £23 2« 14. The English
iron market was unchanged at 61s l%d for
Cl«v*Un« warrants. No change locally.
FINANCIAL
t/DS ANGELES. Fe». :4.-rtnnk clearings
were $2,657,770.70. an Increase of 3676,898,30 as
compared with the amount for the correspond
ing date of last year. Following Is a compara
tive statement;
MM 1909. 1908.
Feb. »1 $2,580,826.04 • *
j-,1, ••> .. • $2,085,414.47 $1,788,014.76
Feb. 13. 3.30H.159.0T 3.04M89.61 2.171.834.16
I-.. M 1,«57,770.70 8,080,877.50 1,913,324.16
•Holiday. , J
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Morning Sales
20 San Diego Homo 22; 70 Associated Oil
47.121*; ION cal Midway 3714: 3000 do 37%; 8000
do 3714: 10 Union 101; 60 do 101.874. OH board:
10 San Diego II T and T Co 2.1.00.
Afternoon Sales
10 Associated Oil 47.25: do 47.3714; 1000 Oil
Midway "7%; 600 Rice Ranch Oil 80; 3000 L A.
Inv Co 3.06.
Bonds
Till. Ask.
American Petroleum Co Sl'i
Associated Oil Co 9511 1)614
Corona City Water Co M
Corona Power and W Co !7 105
Cucamonga Water Co ■ 96 ..
LMisnn EClec Co Ist Ii 100 -■
Ed Elec Co old Issue 103
Homo phone Co W
Home Tel Co Ist rfdg 76 78
Mission runs find R Co 88
Pac Kk'C Ry Ci 105K
Pac Light and Power Co '.'>i '■''"*
Santa Monica Bay H T Co SO
.-.m Diego II T and T Ist mtgs .. 80
Tcmescal Water Co 98
V S Long Dlst T and T Co.. .. 77
Whittier Home T and T Co Ml
Banks
Bid. Ask.
All Night and Day Bank 115.00 150.00
Broadway Bank and Trust Co 160.00 175.00
Cal Savings Bank 118.00 146.00
Central National Bank 180.00 300.U0
Citizens' National 230.00 240.00
Commercial National 146.00
Equitable Savings Bank 130.00 200.00
Farmers and Merchants. Nat 1..275.00
Federal Bank of 1. A 14.00
First National 490.00 510.00
German American Bvga 325.00 340.00
Globe Savings ank 127.00 160.00
Home Baying! Bank of L A....118.00
Merchants National 475.00
Merchants Band and Tr Co 195.00
National Bank of Cal 110.00
Security Bavings Bank 375.00 400.00
The Southern Trust Co 75.00 SO.OO
(50 per cent paid up)
U S National Bank 147.50
Industrial and Public Utilities
Bid, Ask.
Edison Electric pfl 80.00
Edison Electric common 84.00 66.00
Hawaiian Com and Sug 37.C0 38.50
Home Telephone pfd 54.00 .j...
Home clephono common 9.00 10.00
Hutchlnson s P Co 17.60 18.50
I. A Athletic club 10.00
I, A Brewing Co 80.00
L A Investment Co 3.00
Mexican National Gas pfd 60.00 76.00
Mexican National Gas com — 36.00 87.60
Paauhau B r Co 29.00 29.50
Pac Mutual Life Ins Co 290.00
Pasadena Home T and T Co 35.00
Riverside Home T and T Co 35.00
Ban Diego Home T and T Co 22.50
Santa Monica 11 II T pfj 31.00
Sun Drug Co 1.00
Seaside Water Co 100.00
Title G and Tr Co pfd 250.00
II S L II T Co pfd 38.00 41.00
I'nion Security Corp pfd 100,00
Union Trust Co 42.
Oil Stocks
Bid. Ask.
Amalgamated Oil 68.00 50.00
American Crude Oil Co 1.10
American Pel Co pfd '■" '"'
American Pel Co common 72.51 75.00
Associated Oil 47.25
lirookshiro oil 1-20
Central 1-4S
Cleveland Oil Co .M
Columbia 11l 118
Continental oil 36 .60
Euclid Oil Co ,60 -60
Fullerton Oil 3.60 4.60
Globe 16 .17
Jade Oil Co 33
Mexican Petroleum 1.05
Mexican Pet Ltd pfd 66.60 C 5.25
Mexican Pet Ltd common 24.75 26.00
New Ponna Pet Co M ■ .S3
Olinda Land Co (Oil) 40
Palmer Oil Co 1.15 1.25
Perseus Oil Co .35
final OH C 4300
I'lru Oil and Land Co 17'
Reed Crude lS?i
Rice Ranch Oil Co 81 .M
Section Six Oil Co .60
Traders 1 Oil Co 116.00
Union 101.75 102.1214
I'nlon Provident Co 88.00 102.00
United Petroleum 101.50
West Coast Oil com 9.00
Western Union 176.00
Yellowstone on Co .45
NON-PRODUCERS—
California Midway oil C 0........ .3714 -3714
Oleum Development Co 07
DAILY MINING CALL
Morning sales— Con Mines 7.50 per M;
6000 Johnnie M and M 17.
Afternoon sales—l3,6oo Bonnie Clare 514; 1000
Cal Hills 414; 1000 do 4%.
LISTED STOCKS
CALIFORNIA— Bid. Asked.
Oal Hills M Co in. .05' i
Consolidated Mines Co 7.50 M 8.00.V1
NEVADA—
OoldDeld Con Mlne.s 7.50 8.00
Johnnie Mining and Mill Co 17: i .19
Quartette 8.00
Searchlight Parallel 01 .0114
NEW YORK COTTON
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
son, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
NEW YORK, Feb. 24.—Benefited by the thor
oughness of yesterday's liquidation, today's
first prices showed good gains, and while the
market reacted sliehtly In the early trading
the lowest of the day were above last night's
finals. In the afternoon, under covering of
shorts and some pool buying, the market ral
lied, particularly the old crop months, and
tho closing was firm, with a more confident
tone than for some days,
Curtailment among the spinners has suc
ceeded to a certain extent in forcing the hands
of spot holders, especially In the street, and
without doubt, leaving aside temporary fluctu
ations caused by technical conditions, the spot
market contains the key to the entire, situa
tion.
Liverpool due 4 points lower on July, 7 lower
on August and 2 to 214 points lower on other
positions. Prices opened steady 3 points higher.
At 13:16 p. mi, the market 'vvas steady at a
net advance of 4 to 5 points. Spot cotton was
quiet at 4 points decline at v-i. Balei 7000,
Including 6000 American.
Port receipts today estimated at 12,000 bales;
lost week. 21,152; last year, 21,225.
Prices lunged as follows:
—Close-
Open. High. Low. Bid, Ask.
February 14.11 14.20
March 13.85 14.20 13.85 14.18 11.20
April 13. 13.87 18.87 14.17 14.11
May 14.00 11.27 II.M 14.26 11.27
June 14.05 14.05 14.06 14.11 11.14
July '..... 13.87 14.14 18.78 11.12 14.11
August 18.48 13. 13.35 13.53 13.59
September 12. 12.75 11.66 12.82 12.83
October * 12.35 12.45 12.28 12.41 12.45
November 12.83 12.34
December 12.25 12.35 13.16 13.34 12.35
Spot cotton 14.40; steady; 30 points higher.
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 24. —Flour, family
and bakers extras, $0,004(7; Oregon and
Washlntgon, $5.20®6.20; shipping wheat,
$l.iiu«/1.u714; feed barley, $1.32 "- ©1 .37 '.'. ;
brewing, $1.35»i«>1.40; chevalier, $I.6o<a>
1.65; red oats. 11,6091.60; white. $1.11214 •«
1.70; black, ll.t0O3.I0; middlings, $33ijD311;
mixed feed, 1380381 roiled barley, $29U53;
oatmeal, 14.4004.60; oat groats, $1.60;
rolled oats, 186935; wheat hay, 114918;
wheat and oat, $12@10; wild oat, $9<u>l3;
tame oat, »9j*l"; straw, 50r8i,75c; pink
beans, $4.400j>4.00; lima, $1. 4.25; small
white, 14.6094.80; latife white, 13.6063.60;
Oregon Burbank potatoes, 61.1591*26: Sa
linas liurbanks, $1.4001.55; Merced sweets,
1292.10; fancy onions,, California, $1.35;
common, $1.16: green peas, 8(!))121ic; string
beans, nominal: egg plant, 25c; green pep
pers, 26@80o; rhubarb, s@loc; garlic, If]
sc; cucumbers, hothouse, 11,2591.50; mush
rooms, Ooc;'u>-; live turkeys,, 18Q!21c;
old roosters, 1198.50: young. *7«! i; small
broilers, 13.5094.50; large, ji«it; fryers, $6
(i 7; hens, 15910; old ducks, 16.6091.60;
young, |79»i geese, $2422.60: young pigeons
11igi1.25.
Receipts—Flour, 5310; wheat, 1203; bar.
ley, 3108; beans, 229; corn, 1200; potatoes,
3985- onions, 150; bran, 5-'": middlings, 65;
hay 350; straw,' 5; hides. 260; wine, 6MSO.
•» •*
SUGAR ADVANCED
NEW YORK, Feb. 24. —All grades of re
fined sugar were advanced 10c a Hundred
pounds today. mmi'mmL
CREAMERY BUTTER
LOWER IN PRICE
NEW QUOTATIONS POSTED ON
'CHANGE
Receipts of Eggs Clailmed to Be About
Equal to Demand — Halibut
Is in Abundant >
Supply
In the produce market yesterday new
butter quotations were reported. The de
cline was 21io a 2-pound roll, new prices
being 700 on creamery extras, Ha for
creamery firsts and eastern creamery. Re
ceipts for the day were nearly 20,000 lbs.
More th.>n 450 cases of local eggs ar
rived, but thero was no change In prices,
as th« demand al present Is about equal
to the supply.
Fishermen are marking high records In
catches of halibut, principally because this
variety seems to bo unafraid. All other
nsh is scarce.
White Ross potatoes are Jobbing at 52 a
hundred weight, and yellow sweets, scarce
for several weeks, command $2.60.
Demand continues active for vegetables
and fruits.
An culler tone prevails In the banana
market, as heavy consignments have ro
cently arrived to supply growing sliortage.
Receipts of produce were: BggS, 455 cases;
butter, 19,404 pounds; cheese, 426 pounds;
sweet potatoes, 82 sacks.
Produce Receipts
following "re the Dally Market Reporter
wholesale quotations:
EGGS—Local ranch, candle.}, extra se
lected, 27c; local ranch, candled, 2ic; local
ranch, case count, buying price, 88e; east
ern storage, packed, extra, 22c; eastern stor
ase seconds, 20c.
BUTTER—California creamery extras. 2-
U>. roll, 7"": California creamery, firsts, '-
Ib. roll, 05c; eastern creamery, extras,
Gse; cooking butter, 280; ladle butter,
26'u 27c
CHEESE —Northern trash, 21c: northern
storage, 10tff20c; Oregon Daisy, 20c; eastern Bln
pies, 20c: eastern twins, 30c; eastern Daisies,
2lc; eastern Long Horn, 21c: eastern Cheddars,
20iJ21c; imported swlss, BOOSlc; Jack cheese,
lSc; domestic Swiss, 23c; cream brick. 20c;
Llmburger, 20SJ21c; Roquefort. 3S@loc; Edam,
$S!B9; Canadian cream, per box, $1.
BEANS—No. 1 pink. $6.25®G.50: No. 1
Llmas. $4.40fM.50; No. 1 Lady Washing
tons $4 60; No. 1 small whites, $5.40
06 60; No. 1 Blackeyes. $4.75; No. 1 Gar
vtnias, $3.90®4.6U; *.'«. 1 Lentils, California.
$7.00.
POTATOES (per, Northern Early Rose,
11.8082; Highlands, $1.18©1.60; Lompoc. $1.6501
1.75; Wataonvllle, 11.6001.83; Oregon Burbnnks,
I1.60O1.60; Oregon Early Rose. $2; Oregon
White Rose, $1.75@1.90; Salinas, $1.6561.76;
yellow sweets, $2.50.
ONlONSNorthern Australian brown. p»r
cwt., $I.9offis2; Nevadas, $2®2.25; garlic, a®
lOc lb.
FRESH FRUITS—Apples: BoSlcfleurs.
4-tler. - $1.65; Bellcfleurs. 414-tler, 11.35;
Hoovers, 4-tler, $2.50; Jonathans, 4-tler, $3.00;
P^armains, white winter, 4-tler, $1.50: Pear
mains, 414-tler, $1.35: Pearmains, red, 4-tler,
H. 60; Fearmains. red, 414-tier, $1.20; Smiths
Cider, 4-tler, $1.60; Smith's Cider. 414-tler,
$1.25; Ben Davis, 4-tler, 901., $1.65 it I.I5;
NowtOß Pippins, 4-tler, $1.60; Mo. Pippin!,
4-tler, Col., $2.00; Mo. Pippins. 4H-tler.,
Cal.. $1.2.-.: Mo. Pippins. 4-tier, Cal.. $1.50;
Rome Beauties, $2.60@2.75; Spltzcnburgs,
4-tler, $2.50: Gans, $1.75; Winesaps.
4-tier, CoH, $2.6502.75; Winesaps, 4-tier,
Cal., 51.75; Winesaps, 414-ticr, Cal.. $123.
Berries: Strawberries, fancy, per basket.
SSfl2c; strawberries, choice, per basket. «c;
cranberries, per -barrel, $15.00; raspber
ries per basko*, lie. Citrus: Grapefruit,
teedllngs, $2 50©53.00; lemons, fancy, $8 ID;
lemons, choice, $1.75; oranges, fancy Navels.
J2.25@2.75; oranges, Tangarlnes. Vi box,
$1.60; oranges, Valencia.", fanny, $2.6o<jJ
00; lime*. 20-lb. box. $1.25.
TROPICAL FRUlTS—Bananas, lb., 414 c;
bananas, red. lb., 6c; dates, Ford, lb., 10®12c;
dtaes, Golden, lb., 714@714c; dates. Persian,
pekg., Si; alligator pears, doz., $4.60; pine
apples, 6*570.
MISCELLANEOUS FRUITS—Pears, Winter
NelliS, picking boxes, J1.6552.50; Casabas,
—ate, $2ti;l; Christmas melons, $3; grapes,
imported, kegs, $S.Mi; guavas, per basket, 60;
persimmons, crate, $1.25@1.75; Moroccos, $1
i: 1.36 lug box.
VEGETABLES— Artichokes, northern, doz.,
|1.10@1.30; asparagus. Ib. 65070 c; Brussels
sprouts, northern, lb., B®9c; Bell peppers, lb.,
45c; beats, sacks, 90c?; beans, string, II).
20c; cabbage, green, sacks. $1.10@1.23; cauli
flower, crate, |1.25@1;50: celery, crate, 13.600
3.00; cucumbers, doz., $1.505f2.00; corn, green,
box, 60@60c; corn husks, cut., lb., 12e; corn
husks, uncut, lb., 8c; egg plant, lb., 12015 c;
leeks, do(.i 86c; horseradish, Ib., 10c; oyster
plant, doa . 05@40c; okra, lb., 8@10c; lettuce,
crate, ll.l0Ol.lt; peas, Ib, l©18o; parsley,
doz., 25c; parsnips, doz., 40c; rhubarb, Crim-
Kon Winter, $1.15; rhubarb, Northern Straw
berry, box, 85c; spinach, doz., 20tg25c; squash,
Summer, box, IHB2c; young onions, doz.,
$1.25; turnips, sack, 90c; tomatoes, local, box,
$■' 25@2 50; Mexican, crate, $1.85.
DRIED FRUITS—Apples, evaporated, lb..
SSilOc; apricots, lU. 12@15c; Jigs, loose,
white, box. $1.25: figs, ioose, black, box.
25; peaches, lb.. 7®Se; pears, lb.. llsj
12c; plums, 11)., 12140; nectarines, lb.. »sp
10c.
PRUNES—2O-SOs; 10c: 30-403, 9c; 40 501,
714o; 30-OOs. 6!'« c; 60-708, 60; 70-sos. 6Vic;
tO-SOs, sc; SO-lOOs, 414 c.
RAISINS —Muscatels. S-crown, loose. 60-
Ib. boxes, lb. 4',c; 3-crown, lose, 50-lb. box,
lb 6c* 4-crown, lo^e, 60-lb. box. 14. 60; Lon
don layers. 2-crown, lose, 20-lb. box, lb.
$1.10; 8-crown, $125; 4-crown, $1.65; t
crown $1.90; Sultanas, bleached, lb. 9i^llc;
unbleached, 314©4 c: seedless, 16-os. pkg.
Cl4ii(7ljc; 12-oz. pkg. 3li ft 6 ".to.
•SjUI'S per lb.—Almonds, fancy, IXL, 17c;
Ne Plus Ultra, 16c. Brazils, 14t«i 15c; cocoa
nuts 85c(u)$100; chestnuts, ll(u>12c; fllberu,
14©15 c; hickory, Sc; pecans. XX. 12hc;
XXX 16c; XXXX. 17c: eusiern peanuts. 7o;
Japan peanuts. lie; Spanish peanuts, No. 1
shelled 10c; pinenutß, 20c: No. 1 8. a. wal
nuts l'3V4®l4c; No. 2. 10c; Jumbos. 17©
18c budded, 18ffl20c; eastern popcoru, cwt.
(3 75; local, cwt. 31 3.25.
RICE 100 —Fancy Honduras. Caro
lina $7' choice Honduras, Carolina, > J la 1
125; Japan grades, $4.ti6iu'soo; Island, $6.26;
oroken, $3.60. lb.—Water white, extracted,
HONEY Per lb. —Water white, extracted,
7&714 C white, extracted. 7c; light amber,
extracted, C<i»«Vic; water white comb,
lib-frames, 18c: white, comb, frames, lac;
light amber, comb, frame", 1301214 c; bees
wax. per Ib Sue _
LlVIi STOCK—Packers pay, f. o. b. Los
Air <'<■■< Cor beef, steers, 4%HH',4c; beef heifers,
3' ii, ; buet calves, sc; mutton, weathers. $4.60
4/5; ewes, 33.7594; lambs, $35j3.26; hogs, 7Hc.
POULTRY — Large dressed turkeys, 270 per
Ib ; small dressed turkeys, 25c; largo turkeys,
live £!«; small, live, 26c; large hens, 4 lbs.
and up, 20o; broilers, Hi to 2 lbs., 27c; friers,
214 to I lbs., He; roast chicken, 20c; duck, 20c;
geese, We; squubs, per dozen, $1.60; old roost
*CHlLl— P«J' lb. —Evaporated, strings, 18
ij 2uc; lose. ISo; Mexican black, . iHiilic,
green. sc; chili tepins, $1.25; Japan, lsj,
corn hunks, 7®-00.
)lA y (ijalod). Tha following quotations
are furnl»hed by the Los Angeles Hay ator
aee Co tl'or ton)— Barley or wheat uay,
JlS.6o® 18.60: tamo oat hay, ltt.uu; al
falfa $13,500/15.
MILL FEKD—BYan. $1.60; whote corn.
$1.75; craoke.d corn, $1.90; feed meal, $2;
rolled barky, $1.60; oil cake meal, $2.in;
shorts, $1.85; Kaffir corn. $2; white oats.
$1 80' red oats, eastern, $2.25; wheat, ori
ginal' sacks, cwt. $2.05; wheat, 100-ib. »ac*».
$2.10.
Retail Prices
Eggs, dozen > 300
Best butter, per pound • 460
Beef, per upound • >•'!'■.-'i 1
Pork, per pound 20^i'22c
Lamb, per pound 7i830c
Bausage, per pound 18#20i
Ham, per pound, whole 22c
Ham, per pound, siloed 35c
Barracuda, halibut, rock cod and yel
lowtall, per pound lc
Salmon, sand dabs, pound 200
Herring and smelts, pound 15c
Oysters, quart "Jo
II ii-, pound 27c
Fryers, pound T. ...,:tso
'RaESlts, pound 25c
AVAILABLE GRAIN SUPPLY
'NEW YORK, Feb. 21. —Hpeclal cable anil
telegraphic communications received by
Bradstreets show the following changes in
available supplies as compared with the pro
vious report, Available supplies—Wheat,
United States, east of Rookies, decreased
813,000 bushels: Canada increased 814,000,
Total United States and Canada deiieaso
479,000 bushels; afloat for and In Europe,
decreased 600,000 bushels. Total American
and European decrease 1.079.000 bushel*.
Corn—l'nlted States and Canada Increased
3.011,099 bushels. oats—l'nlted states and
Canada Increased 354.U00 bushels.
I First Exclusive Private Wire House on the Pacific Coast /
J. C. WILSON
MEMBER NEW YORK STOCK KXCIIANOK
CHICAGO lIOAHO OF IBADK
IHK STOCK AMI lIOM> KXCIIANGE. S. F.
CORRESPONDENTS
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OFFICES lIOTEI, ALEXANDRIA, •-M2 Ueit Fifth B^;,^
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MILLS BtIILDINII, San Francisco
ruin. HOTEL, Sao Francisco ,
Open December 15.
Pasadena Clients Will Get Instantaneous Service by
Calling Home 119
B. G. LATHROP, Manager
FIZS3—TKLErIIOSES— MAIN 3798 A
CLEARING JHOUS^FANKS^
J?ImB~* OFFICEKS.
C' . W. A. lIONVNCE, President,
ommeicial National Bank newman Esaicic ca.war.
««J B. Sprlnir. wrner Fourth. ffipKa'and Undivided Profits, tftooa.
««1 S Sprln*. corner ro.irth^ Burpl-J» anil Un.llvl.lrd Proau. mooa.
F. ~ ; 1. '.V. iIIiI.LMA.N, freatdent.
armers & Merchants National BanK charles bktler. caahnr.
Capital. J1.300.000.
Corner Fourth and Main. Eurplu» and Profits. H,90e.00».
"— _———— j M ELUIO'IT, president.
.:st Na ional Bank w. t. b. Rammond, ca.mar.
Capital Stock, 11.260,000.
t. E. corner Second and Sprlmr. Ru .lus and Protlts, 11,825.00 a.
— — W. H. IIOL.LILJAY. i'reildeot.
%m chants National Bank chas. ■. oreenb. caani«.
fUa Capital, 1200,000.
11l « E. corner Third and Bprlnir. Surplus and Proflta. l»2».00a.
—'—' ■—~ . ~~ J. B. FIBHHUHN. PrealdeaU
Rational Bank of California m. s. m=kee. cashier.
BM Capital, $000,000.
II N. K. corner Fourth ana Bprlnic. Surplus and Undivided Pronts. IHH.m*.
ERF. ZOMUHO. President. ~»>
M j<;i national Bank james b. gist, c»sni«.
„ Capital. $300,000.
U P E. ccrn.r Fourth a M Broadway. ' Surplus and Undivided Prodis. $»!■■«.
B~— ———— —— r; ~~ ' waiiHe.. (Ui.Uii.KN. PiasldaaU
Q uaaw-y .Bank & Trust Company A . w REDM an, cashier.
ft Capital. 1260,000.
10 ton-Sin Broadwuy. Brniihury bulldln«. Surplus & Undivided Prorltß. $225,000.
United States National Bank &&aunFaß*& P ™"*"
Capital. $300,000.
«. g. corner Mam and Commercial. Surplus and Proflta. $7i,(W«.
Ciuaens National Bank &:,, J- ci'sw-.
Capital. (1,000,000.
8 W. corner Third and Main. Surplus, 1500,000.
LOS ANGELES SAVINGS 'iANKS
>—CECURITY —-«
I avings RANK
1 Largest and Oldest in Southwest
1 Resources $27,000,000.00
H I'nys the lilgliest ri-.tew of Interest and on tile, most liberal terms consistent
I «it'll sound, conscrtative banking.
I Money to Loan on Improved Real Estate
f Security Building Spring and Fifth Street!"
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1 EFFICIENT SERVICE. |
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Special service to The Herald by 3. C. Wll
soh, member Chicago board of trade, Nfw
York stock exchange ami San Francisco bond
and stock exchange, BU West Fifth street,
Los Angeles.
CHICAGO, Feb. 21.— There Wai an unusually
small and tame wheat market today. The
range of prices coveted was about % to %c,
a little more down than up from yesterday's
close for May, and a little more up than down
from yesterday's close on the more deferred
options. Senders of crop damage report! do
not despair, despite tho fact that such reports
were given rather scant courtesy today. The
trade Wai again concerned wtfh the poor de
mand for cash wheat and flour, and evidences
of clow movement toward consumers. Cash
wheat here was practically neglected, but the
premiums for red winter are fading away
without bringing In any new demand. The
market was subject to much pressure from
the northwest and from local sources in the
early part of the day, but the local selling was
overdone, and it was covering by this class
which made the. highest prices of the day
later. The Northwestern Miller reported that
one railroad has over 1,000,000 barrels of flour
on Its tack between Minneapolis and Chicago,
so geat is the congestion. The rallies seem to
be lather feeble and lack new blood. "
Corn made a much better showing today than
yesterday. An early dip disclosed the existence
of largo number! Of resting buying orders from
out-of-town sources. Tho market rallied well,
smaller earlier sellers covering later. There
were claims .today of export business at the
seaboard, but none of the ordinary shipping
sources know anything of it. *
Oats ranged up a little with' other grains,
but trade was light. Yesterday's selling was
overdone and the shorts covered more or less.
Provisions were firmer early, later t.i-y.
Tade was slow and uninteresting throughout,
but fairly good evidence that leading lonns
have I'" n seilinK up to the market's capacity
for ready absorption.
Market Ranges
WHEAT— Open. High. Low. Close.
May »1.13>i $1.11 $1.13 $1.1374
July 1.04% 1.03«(,2 1.04« i I.ol'i
September 1.00.i 1.01«4 1.0014 l.ul'i
CORN—
May 85.i .66 .6511 .66
July 6«94 .67',i .Gti'a -'"'i
September 67 .67-74 .SUTa .67%
OATS—
May 46% .4714 .Wi .4714
July ...: 43;« -II ■*"■< .44
September 4014 .41 .40% .41
PORK—
May 23. 23.8714 23.7214 23.80
July 23.8215 23.00 23.63 23.7214
l'\KU— /
May 12.8714 12.92V4 12.8214 12.8714
July 18.85 12.!W 12.77.4 12.82 Vi
September 12.7714 12.87V4 12.7714 12-80
RIGS—
May 11.61 12.60 12.4714 12.5214
July 12.52',; 12.8715 .12.45 15.4714
rash quotations were as follows: Flour,
weak; No. 2 rye, Sic; feed or mixing barley,
62@64',4c; fair to choice malting, 87®7|10;
No. 1 southwestern flaxseed, $2.08; No. 1
northwestern, »2.19; timothy seed, $3.90©
3.95; clover, $13.35; mess pork, per bbl.,
|23.78©84 i lard, per 100 11>«.. $12.9214;
short rlb», sides, loon, $12@12.50; short
clear sides, boxed, $12.75®>13.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 109,000 bushels. Primary receipts
were 57,700 bushels, compared with 165,000
last year. The world's visible supply as
shown by Braditreet'e, decreased .079. -
000 bushel*. Estimated 'receipts for tomor
row: Wheat, 80 care; corn, 401 cars; oats,
175 cars; hogs, 22,000 bead.
» r tiolei 11 'I'l3- Shpmtß.
Flour, bbl. 19,700 12,900
Wheat bush 38,400 33,200
Corn bu «i, «,/...' 403.700 111,100
oat.; bush •;::: 3 n.400 wjjjj
,. V( , himh 3,000 4.000
inu-i.y, butn :::::::... "«:«00 19.100
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO, Feb. 24.—Cattle— Receipts es
timated at 11.000; market steady; beeves,
14 75«i/8; Texas steers. $4.40«j)5.20; western
sieers. »4.50©6.25; nocUers and feeders,
»3.50#6.75; COWI and, heifers, ■ |1.100t.11i
calves, IT.IBOD.tO.
Hogs— Fleet estimated at 22.000; mar
ket iteady; light. l».2009.86; mixed, »8.20
•5i9.65; Heavy, »9.25&8.7P; rough, I»-SjM
0 40- Rood to choice heavy. ttMO-Ji 1 •"
pi«K, ' ig to a I 10; bulk of «al»s, I 1.1 i€ ■' '■"
PSheep-Hecelpt-. estlmat.d at 10,000;
market strong; natives. »f.75«J7.73; west
™n* |6«*7..5: yearlings, >7.70«i580; na
tive lambs, *T.80©9.33i western, »T.« 0«».«.
$1,250,000.00 Jftfc
RWWmn.isscta and over. Wo areftjfjvflffi|
■Htt|Sl- I'l ! steadily on dopnsltsVßM
WW and will reach our $2,600,000
JHT"^ deposits by January 4, 1911. 'VI
Jjf That looks as though our new cub- \|
if toinori in the past thirteen and one- fj
%\ half months knew what they wer« Ma
If doing when they opened accounts fa
if with us and began to draw interest, W|
if 2 p.'T cent and 3 per cent on cheek fij
tt and 3 per cent and 4 per cent on Ml
\AIL MKHnDUtJ
H j\M% SAVINGS BANK
i six months'savings ac-£af JBCI
counts earn four per cent. On''AsjLJßml
dollar or more will start you. »**"*" 'BBiy/
Bcßln to save and earn now. £B~IQ
FIFTH 8* SPfi/*VGJTJ.S*
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Bay San Diego Horn*.
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Nets 10%
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Hours 10 to 4. Phone Main 6639. Sanl
tarlum. Temple 401.
HOGS BRING FIVE CENTS
MORE THAN RECORD PRICE
BUFFALO. N. V.. Feb. 24—The $10 hoe
reached Uuffalo, mediums and heavy selling
al the stock yards at 510@10.05.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 24.—"»10 hogs"
were almolt realized at the Indianapolis
stock yarda today. The beat grades sold
at |1*.95. A leading buyer said: "The- coun
try has been swept bare of hogs. The far
mers ure selling even their brood sows. It
will lake three heavy corn crops to bring
back :' normal supply of hogs and until then
no marked decrease In prices can bo ex
pected."
CHICAGO, Feb. 24.—Live hogs sold at
H.HT-s a hundredweight at the stock yards
BT. LOUIS, Feb. 24. —Live hogs today
were sold for J9.75 a hundredweight.
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. !«.>—Choice hogs
sold In this market today at 10.75.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 24.—The local hog
market advanced attain today, reaching
$a.sr, lor bait grades.
LOUISVILLE!, MR 24 —Hogs sold here
today at JD.75, an advance of 230 In three
days.
DENYKR. Feb. 24.—Hog* on the Denver
market sold today for $9.40, an Increase of
15c over yesterday.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Feb. 24.—Hogs today
reached v new record price here, selling at
$10 'on the hoof.
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
SAN 1 FRANCISCO. Feb. 24..—Fancy cream
ery butter. 3?,<'; seconds. S\o; fancy dairy,
J9c. 'Now cheese, lS<gil!)%c: Young Ameri
ca lSfg^'Op. Ranch eggs, -!c; store, 22c.
CHICAGO, Feb. 24, — Butter, steady;
creameries, 33930 c; dairies, 21 n't2sa. Egg*,
firm at mark, cases Elided, 19@22c: firsts,
■■-,!-- receipts an4l cases. Checiie, wfrndy;
Daltles, 16?i*()17c; Twins, Illi91l«<;
Young Americas, I«,ttl6»ic; U)Bf Horn*.
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