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LATEST FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL REPORTS
FRENCH GOLD IS
FELT IN MARKET
Paris Financiers Believed to Be
Behind Yesterday's Largest
Stock Dealings
GREAT NORTHERN SLUMPS
Money Position Shows Evident
Improvement and Gives
Encouragement
(Associated Press)
NEW YORK, Nov. 16.— 1t Is gener
ally believed that the resources em
barked in the largest of today's trans
actions on the stock exchange were
found in Paris. Yesterday's rumors
that the listing of the Union Pacific
In Paris was near to accomplishment
•were denied, but the speculation still
centered largely in that stock and in
United States Steel. The manner of
execution of orders in Union Pacific
was the subject of criticism among
brokers owing to its appearance of
manipulation. The high opening price
was not exceeded and the subsequent
sag In the stock and the unresponsive
'ness of the general list to the advanc
ing tendency aroused the distrust
which prompted selling. The three
leaders were bid up again in the final
dealings in face of the continued In
difference of the list.
The poor earnings reported yester
day by the Great Northern for Octo
ber caused that stock to be under
pressure and it dragged other trans
continental railways down. Canadian
Pacific suffered from the disappoint
ment of speculative hopes of an extra
disbursement. The money position
showed evident improvement and sup
plied the most substantial basis for
higher prices of stocks. The issuance
of tho comptroller's call on the na
tional banks seemed to release funds
which hal been held back apparently
In preparation for the report of con
dition. The Bank of England was on
riched by the receipt of $5,000,000 gold
from Brail], but without effect on the
London discount rate, which held
steady.
Bonds were easy. Total sales, par
value, $2,068,000.
United States 4's registered declined
% per cent on call.
NEW YORK STOCK 3
Special service to The Herald by .T. C. Wil
non 212 Wost Fifth street, Los Angeles, mem
ber New 'York stock exchange, Chicago board
rf trade, stock and bond exchange of San
Francisco.
NEW YORK, Nov. 16.— Following ■wore th»
quotations today:
Bales, Stock. - High. Low. Bid. Ask.
Allls-Chalmers ... $4 >»
do preferred 32 844
13.700 Amain Copper ...JM4 «Hi 7M4 ™%
m Amer Beet Sugar. 3814 38 »»'4 384
.. do preferred 934 »♦
910 Amer Can Co .... 10 9T4 974 10
100 do preferred .... 76* 76% 75% 7611
2,500 Am Car * F-Iry .. 644 63% 544 64%
i, do preferred .. 1" IH4
1.300 Amer Cotton Oil.. 6414 «4 634 «4
Amer Express 23° ■■
Am Ice Securities .. •■ 1814 ml
900 Amer Unseed ....13 1214 M "
1,600 do preferred .... 344 -S3',, 84 314
Amer Locomotive. .. .. 39 Mm
101) do preferred ...,106% »"««. »?„ "'
i:.!>nn Amer Prolt ft Rfg. 82 « «'.* *IS
■ 9«0 do preferred ....10614 10614 KM W. 4
•••™ AMs£«"::::.iu. fig \f v 119
■"fi-10 do preferred ....117V4 lUV4 1" I' 9,
8,100 Am Steel Fdrs .... 4814 4614 47% 4814
2 400 Am To! & Tel ...142U 141% 1» T* *«
. Amer Tob pfd •• 844 95
900 Amir Woolen .... 8514 84% 84% 35
800 do preferred .... 9414 8314 MU 94%
Anaconda •■ 41% 42
1 300 Atlantic C Line ..120 11914 119 120
8.200 A T & Santa Fa.IOST. 103% 103% IMJk
300 do preferred ....10114 10'H 101 1014
300 Bait * Ohio TO ' 107% 107% 108
do preferred 90 OS ,/
1 400 BR T 77% 77 774 77%
l'lOO Canadian Pacific.. l97l4 196% 196% 197
4BOOC & O 84% 834 53% M
<"■ & A • .. 30 42
".■'WO & O w"" 23% 23% 8314 23%
do preferred .' •■ 47 4SV4
"'r,OOC NW 14714 14714 146 14714
6,900 CX& Ft P 124% 12314 121 12414
.... do preferred 14S 15J
2,100 Central Leather .. 86% Sf?4 34% 35
800 do preferred ....106 100 10514 10(54
Cent of N J .. 275 M
CCC& St L. 61 M
do preferred BS% vn ,
100 Colorado F & 1... 844 3414 3814 3414
..' do preferred 1 .. If* 117
Columbus HCA 1.. •■ 414 «4
300 Colorado Southern 60% 60% 8014 61 ,
do Ist preferred 76 77
. do Cd preferred .. .. 74 77
1,900 Consolidated Ga5..1374 136% 137 13714
- '300 Corn Products ...16% 16% 16% 16T4
. . do preferred 78 80
" 200 Del & Hudson ....16914 16914 169 1«9%
T> I, & W 500 575
■"■"OOD&nO mi 32% 32% 33
do preferred 7314 74
""MO Diamond Match .. 94 02% 98% 94
100 Pistil Securities ..S3 S3 324 3314
Duluth PR* A.. .. .. 1514 1314
.. do preferred 23 25
"j 500 Erie ...» Ml* 2914 29% 30
IBM do Ist preferred.. 4514 48 4514 48%
.;■■!) do 2d preferred.. 37% MM 86% 3714
' 200 General Electrlo ..153 IB 15314 154
500 (It Northern Ore.. 6014 6011 60 6014
4 000 do preferred ....12514 123T4 1244 124%
...'.... Illinois Central 13314 13414
' 1,900 Interboro-Metro .. 2114 21 21 214
3,900 do preferred .... 57% 67 6714 67%
800 Intemat paper ... 13 13 13 1314
200 do preferred .... 6814 69 66 6614
....... Internat Pump 4215 43
100 do preferred .... 83% 83% 83% 84H
200 lowa Central 314 2114 21 21%
200 do preferred .... 35% 35% SOU 36
1,300 Kansas City South 3314 33 33% SS%
200 do preferred .... 6G% 66% 66% :67
....... LTO & West .. H 20
i do preferred 37 43 I
- 300 L& N 14**4 14« -14514 Ul
300Mackay 854 8514 94 4 954
.. do preferred 73T4 75%
LI Manhattan •• 140 142
8,300 Mexican Central... 3714 37% 37% 8714
Minn & St L- 27 31
.. do preferred 48 50
100 M St P & S S M..136% 136% 135% 136%
. do preferred 144 143
1 100 M X & Texas' .... 83% 33% 334 .34
■ ....... do preferred *.. 63 70
(100 Missouri Pacific- ..II . .6014 601J 60%
600 National Lead ....6914 69 68% (914;
100 do preferred ....107 107 107 108
' 300. National Biscuit ..111 110% 109% 111
100 do preferred ....124 124 1234 124
800 Nevada- Cons 21 20% 20% 21
• . ..NY Air Brake .. 72% 74
1,900 N T Central ......114% 113 114 114%
. N V C & St L ...' .. 65 6714
; do Ist preferred 10614 118
do 2d preferred.. .. .. 8814' 93
. N V N H & Hart .. t■ ■ 163
800 N V Ont & W 43% 43 43% 43%
800 Norfolk & West .. 994 99 88% 99
i... do preferred ' .. 88 83
400 North American .. 65% 6614 «i% 60
8,800 Northern Paclflo ..11«% 1164 Hr,% 116
Omaha .. 140 150
... • do preferred' -. 3*o 170
..... Pacific. Coast ....... .. 102 108
400 Pacific Mall 30% 30% SO% 31.
IBOOPenna R R C 0....150 129% 129% 130
1.700 People's da 106% 1054 1««14 |IW
lOOPlttsburg Coal ...21% 20% 21 214
do preferred .... *„» '71 72%
.... P C C &St L .. 96% 98
... do preferred '.. ' 110 115%
. 200 Pressed Btee) Car 834 83% 83 334
do preferred .. 9.">% 9614
By Steel Springs 35 .Mi
.... do preferred .. 9614 I'- 1
M.400 Reading .. 163% 153 .JR.IK.IMH
■:fci,iii'-y[<l<nl»t preferred 88 , 89
10Q do Id preferred.. 96% 96% 96 .9614
1.000 Republic 8 ft 1... 36% 34% 34% 85
100 do preferred .... 974 97% 864 97%
4.300 Rock Island Co ... 32% 32 32% 82%
100 do preferred ..'... 6514 «614 64% 66
800 Slos Shef S A 1... 624 61% 61 62
do preferred I°»,, "
do Ist preferred .. .. *>}* ■
do 2d preferred 40% 41%
St L&8, W •• 26 27
"ia."800 Southern ""aclfloiiliw Us 11S4 118%
IS.BOO Southern Pacific.llß% 118 1"% 118%
1,400 Southern Railway 28 2714 27% IB
600 do preferred .... 65% 64% 644 65
4,800 Tennessee Copper. 374 36% 37% t!,i
200 Texas Paclflo ....26% 26% J«H "4
200 Third Aye : 12% 12% 18 12%
•00 Toledo St L* W. 26% 24% 25 .6
400 do preferred .... 684 68 67 M
Twin City R T 1™ "-
Union Bag & P»P •• •• " 1
•89.^U^on Prpac rmo ::::™%i7% m 178
100 do preforred .... 92*4 9214 92% 92%
United Rds of S F .. •• *7 n
do preferred ™ •'»
U S Cast Irn Pipe .. .. '» 1J
do preferred •• 65 q'c
20OU Slubber 36 854 35% 36
200 do Ist preferred.llo% 110% IWV4 IJJVi
do 2d preferred 7Z (0 ,
119.800 U 8 Steel C0r.... 79% 79 75% 79%
400 do preferred ....117% 117% 11714 1»%
2.300 Utah Copper .....504 49% 60 604
3,300 Va-Car Chem Co.. 624 «1% 62 62%
100 do preferred ....123 123 120 123
400Wabash 17% "H :"% 17%
1.200 do preferred .... 87 364 36% 30%
100 Wells Fargo Ex ..160 100 l» 164
900 Western Union .. 7214 71% 71% 72%
800 Westlnsrhouse ....71% 71 71% 72
WALE ,5^4 «»
do Ist preferred 1* »
do 2d preferred "> »-»
, Wisconsin Central .. .. 80 «i
Am Hide & Leath .. .. 414 44
200 do preferred .... 2214 22% 22 23
200 Am Ar and Chem 45% 4»4 44% 45%
do piK-ferred lou., "
300 Beth Steel ...- S3V. 3143 324 33
100 do preferred .... 61% 61% 60 61
1.100 Ooldfleld Cons .... 84 J A. 84
2,000 Int Havester 115 US 1134 114
do preferred •• ""ft IJJW
Nat Enam & Stmp .. •• « «
•""&&&?&•:?.*» a & •
::::::: Pud ferrea..:::::: " » ■ »
Tl S Rc&lty ••••••••■' • •
""800 West Maryland ..46% 46% 46% 47
Total sales, 462,100 shares.
NEW YORK BONDS
Special service to The Herald by J. C. WU
•on, 212 West Fifth street. Los Angeles, mem
ber New York stock exchange, Chicago board
of trade, stock and bond exchange of San
Francisco.
NEW YORK, Nov. IS.-Followinir wens the
closing quotations: BJd. Asked
Atchison general 4s 984 »8%
Atchtson cony 4s 1™ ™
Baltimore & Ohio Ist 4b 884 a.74
B B T 4s ■• JJ *°
Colorado Industrial 5s ...•• 77 >'
U S Realty 63 =< "
Rock Island col 4s 744 74%
Southern Pacific ref 4s 9414 94%
Southern Pacific col 4s M , »s_.
Union radflc Ist 4s Wj *£*
Union Pacific cony 4s 105% 106%
IT S SteelVi "3% 103%
I'nlted Railway 4s «• ™
Wabash deb 4s JW 66%
Western Pacific Us 93% 93%
Armour * Co. 4%s 9i% ti%
Japanese 4s ™» *JJ»
Japanese Ist 44s • M ■ 94%
■.Tnp-.r,r 2d Via "34 94
Southern Pacific eonv 4s 97 87' i
Denver ft R O ref 6s 914 9%
II S2s registered IJO% |J}}»
U S 2s coupon I«J% l«H
II S3s registered IJ]% 1««
VS 3s coupon 101% 1J24
U S 4s registered "5. 115
U S 4s coupon 116%
Panama 2s • J?O4 ..
Panama 1938» »•• I<»4
FINANCIAL RECORD
NEW YORK, Nov. 16— Money on call easy,
8(8314 per cent; ruling rate, 314: closing bid,
8; offered. 8%. Time loans easier, but very
dull; 60 days. 814 per cent, and 90 days, 4%@
4%c; six months, 44@4%.
Close: Prime mercantile paper, 614 to 6 per
Sterling exchange firm, with actual busi
ness In bankers bills at 4.815004.8170 for 60
--day bills, and at 4.86®4.70 for demand.
Commercial bills, 4.80%@4.81%.
Bar silver, 56. Mexican dollars, 46e.
Government and railroad bonds steady.
FRUIT MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. —Fruits —
Fancy apples, 66c; common, 40c
Strawberries. $406; huckleber
ries, 7010 c; raspberries, $4&7; cranberries,
12(£i) - &0. ■ '
Grapes—lsabella, 85c@$1.10; Muscat, 75c©
1.26.
Pears —Common, SOc; fancy, $1. .
Pomegranates, 60065 c
Persimmons, 60c &sl.
Quinces, $101.25.
Oranges—Navels. $1.75 02.76.
Mexican limes. $5 06.
Lemons—Common California, $2; fancy,
$6.00. >.
Tropical fruitsßananas, 75c©$3; pineap
ples, $2 3.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUIT
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.—Evaporated apples
come forward slowly and the market is quiet
with the high grades mostly nominal on the
spot; fancy and choice are nominal; prime,
7%58%c; common to fair, 640740.
Prunes quiet; offerings small; prices firm;
quotations range from 60104 c for Callfornlas
up to 80-iOs and 81409140 for Oregons from
60-SOs.
Apricots are In small supply, demand light,
trading quiet; choice, 1214013 c; extra, 134©
13% c; fancy, 13%®14c. .
Peaches quiet and barely steady; choice, 7®
714 c; extra choice, 8@84o; fancy, 86@9c.
Kaislns unsettled and easy; loose Muscatels
ar.) quoted at 614®614c; choice to fancy seeded,
d'.W/ic; seedless, 6®6c; London layers, $1.20
01.35. _^^. %
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
KAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IB.—Flour—Fam
ily extras, |6.40@6.80; bakers' extras. J0.40
(U6.80; Oregon and Washington, 54@4.25.
Wheat— Shir/ping. $1.4001.4244.
Barley— . $1.01 1-4 <$ 1.02 ; brewing.
Oats—Red." $1.12% 01.25; white, $1,450
1.56; black, $1.30@1.45.
Mlllstuffa— Middlings, $32036; mixed
feed $25086; rolled barley, $23024; oat
meal, $4.26; oat groats, $4.25; rolled oats,
$29 Oil.
Hay—Wheat, $9014; wheat and oat. $9
011.60; oat. wild, $709; oat. tame, $9©
11.50; alfalfa, $7 013; straw, $35® 60.
Receipts Flour, 5272; wheat, 15: barley,
184.008; oats. 2665; beans, 3141; corn. .690;
potatoes, 5105; onions, 270; bran, 6; mid
dlings, 125; hay, 618; hops, 264; hides, 8320;
wine, 41,700. $404.20; lima, $4.6004.85;
Beans—Pink. $4@4.20; lima, $4.60@4.85:
small white, $3.6003.80; large white, $3.25
4f 1.65.
Potatoes Oregon Burbanks, -$1.4091.50;
Salinas Burbanks, $1.5501.66; Merced
Sweets, $2 0 2.25.
Onions —Fancy, $1; common, 850.
Various — peas, 6<B>7c; string beans.
5@60; egg plant, 40065 c; green peppers, SO
@50c; tomatoes, 26 4l>Eoc; summer squash,
76c@51.50; garlic, 305 c; cucumbers, 50
75c.
Poultry—.Live turkeys. 22@26c; dressed
turkeys, 25030 c; roosters, old, $6©5.50;
roosters, young, $6©8.50; broilers, small, $3
©3.50; broilers, large, $3.60©*; fryers, $Efl>
6.60; hens, $4.50010; ducks, old, $6@7;
ducks, young, $8010: geese, $203; goslings,
$203; pigeons, young, $1.5001.75.
DATES SET FOR ISSUING
DECEMBER CROP REPORTS
WASHINGTON, Nov. 15- — December crop re
ports of the United States department of ag
riculture, announced today, are:
Report on the acreage and condition of wln
i.i- wheat and rye on December 1 will be
Issued Wednesday, December 7 at 1 p. in.
An estimate on the cotton crop of 1910-1911
will be Issued Friday, December 9, at 2 p. m.
The final estimate of the acreage, produotlon
and value of farm crop of the United States
In 1910 will b» Issued Thursday. December 15
at 2;30 v- at
ST. LOUIS WOOL
ST LOUIS, Nov. Wool lowtr; medium
grades combing and clothing, t)\iQUc; light
line, 20«?22c; heavy tine. 15(jfl7c; tub washed,
20«330. • :■ ; ■;.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 16, 1010.
FINANCIAL
LOS ANOBLBB, Nov. IB.—Bank clearings
were 13,011,258.31. an increase of 1148,671.21 as
compared with the amount for the correspond
ing date of last year. Following is a compara
tive statement:
IMO. 1909. 190 S.
Nov. 14... 5 ..»3,249.508.66 $2,583,665.66 $1,881,266.48
Nov. 15 3,011,258.34 2,848,787.08 L»2»,231.11
LOS ANGELES BTOCK EXCHANGE
The market on the stock exchange was quite
nciivo. Cleveland was very active In trading,
bu' showed no change, and thcro seemed to be
apparently no limit to the amount of stuck
which is being Issued by this company. Con
solidated Midway was active at yesterday's
prices, but thero was no particular feature in
the market. Central Oil changed hands at the
prevailing price, 1.85. Mexican common was
Klißhtly stronger, closing strong. Mexican pre
ferred showed no sales, and Union was a lit
tle bit stronger, closing up 1.0214 to 1.02%.
Amalgamated was remarkable from the fact
that It sold down to 20, which Is the lowest
I">lnt Amalgamated has touched In a long
time.
The bond Jlst and bank stocks were quiet,
although there was some little Inquiry for the
•hang of the All Night and Day bank.
In the. publio utilltlos. Home preferred was
stronger.
MORNING SALES
10 Amalgamated Oil 20, 20 Associated Oil
Co 42.60; 20,000 Cleveland Oil 1%; 45.000 do 1;
1000 Central 1.88; 2000 Cons Midway 23%; 1000
do 23%; 10,000 do 244; 1000 do 2414; 3000 do
24%; 10 Mcx Pet Ltd com 37.12%; 30 do 37.25;
160 Palmer 1.34; 40 Union 102.374; 10 Union
Prov Co 100.75; 40 do 100.50; 1000 Oleum Dov
Co 2%.
AFTERNOON SALES
100 Pac Con Stone 6.01; 100 do B. 02; 10,000
Cleveland 1; 1000 Cons Midway 244; 12,000 do
24%; 1000 do, seller 30. 2414; 600 Cal Midway
64; 10 Mcx Pet Ltd com 37.25; 10 do 37.50; 10
do 37.624; 30 Union 102.50; 10 Union Prov Co
100.75. , ,
BANK STOCKS
Bid. Asked.
All Night * Day Bank 69.00 90.00
Bank of Southern California 100.00
Broadway Bank & Trust 150.00 175.00
Cal Savings Bank 115.00 .....
Central National Bank 170.00 180.00
Citizens National 224.00 230.00
Commercial National 150.00 .....
Equitable Savings Bank 200.00
Fanners and Merchants Nat 1. .280.00 860.00
Federal Bank of L A 125.00
First National 625.00
German American Savings 325.00 840.00
Globe Savings Bank 120.00
Home Savings Bank of L A...116.00
Merchants National 660.00 .....
National Bank of Cal 142.50
National Bank of Com 105.00 .....
Security Savings Bank 360.00 400.00
The Southern Trust Co 70.00
(50 per cent pold up)
U S National Bank 146.00
INDUSTRIAL AND PUBLIC UTILITIES
Bid. Asked.
Arizona & Swansea R R 80.00 '
Cal Portland Cement Co 80.00 .....
Cal Hospital 65.00 85.00
Edison Electric pfd 1 67.87% 81.00
do common 48.00 60.00
Hawaiian Com and Sugar 84.00 36.00
Home Telephone pfd 30.00 ,
do common 4.00
Hutchlnson S P Co "00 .....
L A Athletic Club 6.00 8.00
L A mowing Co •■•■ *>?•««■
L, A Investment Co 8.26 S.4S
Mexican Null Gas com MOO 88.00
Puauhau 8P Co 2260 24.00
Pao Mut Life Ins Co 290.00 .....
Pac Con Stone Co 6.02 .....
Pasadena Home. T and T Co 82.
Riverside Home T and T Co 22.00
San Diego Homo T and T Co 17-60
8 Monica B H T pfd .~ 20.00
Sun Drug Co •• >■"?
Seaside Water Co ■•••• -°°
Title Q and Tr Co pfd 276.00
Title I and Tr Co ptd 178.00
Title I-and Tr Co com 176.00
Title I and TT ser C 176.00 .....
V 8 L D T and T Co pfd 35.00
Union Security Corp pfd ■.■■■ 1™•"»
Union Trust Co ■■ 80.00 33.00
Whlttler Home T and T Co 90.00
OIL, STOCKS
PRODUCERS- Bid. Asked.
Amalgamated Oil «0.00 85.00
American Crude Oil Co ■»
American Pet Co pfd =»■""
do common ••••• «-™
Associated Oil 42.00 42..0
California Midway Oil Co .63 .65
Central , I™?. 186
Cleveland Oil Co »-«> M .....
Columbia oiVco:::::::::: •', .m
Consol Midway Oil Co 2414 .24%
Fullerton Oil •■ Bo
Globe "* ■„,..
Jade Oil Co ■ ,'SI
Mexican Petroleum ■■••■ *■•">
Mexican Pet Ltd pfd ........... 72.00 .....
do common 87.60 5T.76
Mascot Oil Co 2.10 3.30
New Pennsyl Pet Co 64 .65
Ollnda Land Co (Oil) .58 .63
Palmer Oil Co 1-53 ••" ,
Perseus Oil Co ; •"!
Pinal Oil Co ;■ 100°
Piru Oil and LCo ¥> '"iiu
njee Ranch on Co;■;;»;»»;;;;„,;« M 2 :78
Union ProvVdent Co ..-. 100.60 100.75
United Petroleum miL 103.00 '
United Oil Co 74% .....
Western Union **■<"
NON-PRODUCERS—
Oleum" Development Co .02% .03
BONDS
Bid. Asked.
American Petroleum Co •■ *>
Associated Oil Co 94 9o
Corona City Water Co 88 ..
Corona Power and Water Co.. 96 102
Cucamonga Water Co Sb» ..
Edison Electric Co Ist R 100 ..
Edison Electric Co old Issue.... 101 106
Home Telephone Co 84 85
Home Tel Oo Ist refg 74 76
Huasteca Pipe Line •• lw
L A Electric Co «» ■■
L A Pipe Ist con mtgs J"<4
L A Pac Ry genl con ' "i
L A Pacific Ry Ist rfndg .. »»
L A Railway Co ■ ™> ••
L A Traction Co 6s 1™ ™
L A Traction 6s 101 1°»
Mexican Natl Gas Co •• ™
Mission Trans and R Co 96 100
Pacino Electric Railway C 0.... 99 ..
Paclflo Light and Power C 0.... 9514 86V4
Pasadena Home T and T Co .. 80
Pomona Con Water Co IM4
Santa Monica Bay H T Co.^. 73
Santa Monica H T and T Co.. .. 80
San Diego H T and T Ist mtgs .. 80
Temescal Water Co •• iw
Union Transportation Co ....... 87 804
U S Long Distance T and TCo 65 80
Vlsalla Water Co ■■ "5
Whittler Home T and T C 0.... 70 90
DAILY MINING CALL
No sales. . '
LISTED STOCKS
CALIFORNIA- Bid. Aild'
Cal Hills MCo ■£» ■ ■•«"
Consolidated Mines Co 7.60 M .01
+-* •
METAL MARKET
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.—Standard copper
steady spot and November, $12.50@12.60; De
cember, $12.55®12.65; January, $12.60812.70; Feb
ruary, $12.65®12.80; March, $12.70(£f12.90. Lon
don steady; spot. £57 16sM; futures, £53 15s.
Arrivals reported at New York today. 190 tons.
Custom house returns show exports so far this
month of 11,403 tons. Lake copper, $U@13..5;
electrolytic, $11.87*4018; casting, $12.50@U.,0.
Tin flrm; spot. $M.860H:75; November $36.35
1»36 60; December, January and February,
$36 35(830 00. Sales were reported of 10 tons
"pit »t $38.35. London flrm; spot, £165 10s;
futures, £166. ' _
Lead quiet; $4.40©4.50 Now Tork, and $4..0Q
4SO East St. Louis. London, spot, «13 7s 6d.
Spelter nominal; $6.90@5.95 New York and
$5.8056.90 East St. Louis. London, spot, Lii
" Iron. Cleveland warrants, 49a 6d In London.
Locally. Iron was steady, No. 1 foundry north
ern, No. 1 southern and No. 1 southern soft,
$16.75(&1t;.25; No. 2 northern, $15.5"'' i'».
■ AVAILABLE SUPPLIES
NEW YORK. Nov. 15.— Ppeclal cable and
telegraphic o«nmunio»tlon« reo< Ived by Brad
streefs shows tho following changes In avail
able supplies as compared with previous at-
Wheat-llunlted States east of Rockies in
e.riased 1,842,000; Canada Increased 1,661,000.
Total United mates and Canada Inoi
3 603 000. Afloat for and In Europt In.
l[«O0,O0ii. Total American mil Kuropean sup
ply In. '■■'*"■
Corn United Btate« and Canada decreased
1,048,000.
ruited States and Canada decreajied
I 1.M2.000. ' '
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
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, Nov. 15.—Following were
th«. closing quotations:
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS— Bid. Ask.
Alameda Artesian W Co 6s 100
American River Eleo Co 5s 9414 9514
Associated Oil Co 6s 9514
Bay Counties Power Co 6s 10114
Cal Central Gas & Elec 5s ...10014
Cal Gas & Elec Ken M&CT 6s 98%
California St Cable Co 6s 10114
California Wine Assn 5s 874
City Electric Co Ds 91
Contra Costa Water Co 6s 97 99
do gen mtg be 94%
Edison Elec Co of L A 63 100
E I dv Pont do Nem Pdr 44s 85 88
First Federal Trust Co os 10114
Ferries & Cliff House Ry 6s 101
Honolulu R T & L, Co lis 100
Lake Tahoo Ry & T Co 63 105
Los Angeles Elec Co 6s 100
Los Angeles Gas & Elec Co 6s 100
Los Angeles Gas and Klec Corp 6s 9GT/4
Los Angeles Railway 6h 10514
Los Angeles Lighting gd 6s 100
L A Pac R R Ist con mtg 5s 10114 102
L A Pac R R of Cal 6s 994
Marin Water & Power Co 6s 100%
Market Street Cable 6s 102%
do Ry Ist cons mtg 5s / 9»4 100
M V & Mt Tarnalpais S Ry 6s 1024
Northern Ry Co of Cal 6s UO4
Northern Cal Railway 6s 101% 103
Northern Cal Power Co 6s 1014
Northern Cal Power Con 6s 93 944
Northern Electric Co 6s 92
Oakland Gas Light & II 6s 0 1024
Oakland Transit Co 6s 108
Oakland Transit 6s 1034 104
Oakland Transit Con 5s 1044
Oakland Traction Con 6s 96 98
Oakland Traction Co 65.... 90«4
Oakland Water Co gtd 6s 96 100
Omnibus Cable Railway 6s 106
Pacific Gas Imp 4s 82
Pacific Electric Ry.Co 6s 105 106
Pacific Light 4 Power Co 6s 99
do guaranteed 5s 1004
Pacific Tel & Tel Co 6s 99 99%
Park & Cliff House Ry 6s 100
Park & Ocean R R 6s 100
People's Water Co 5s 684 M
Powell Street Railway 6s 04 ..
Sacramento Eleo Gas & Ry 6s 100
San Joaquin Lgt & Power 6s 974 ••
S F Oak & San Jose Ry 65.. 105%
do 2d mortgage 6s 964
S F Oak & S J Con Ry 5s 86
8 J & Santa Clara Co R R 44s 85
9 P R R of Cal 63 1912 10214
do Ist c gtd s 6s HO ■•
S P Branch By of Cal 6s 125% 128
8 P R R Co Ist rfdg 4s 964
Stockton Gas & El Corp 6»........10« ..
S V Water Co gen mtg 4s 91-J4 92%
United Gas & Elec Co 6s 100
United R R of S F 4s 67% 69
Valley Counties Power Co Us »o-n ..
WATER STOCKS—
People's Water Co pfd 894 ..
Spring Valley Water Co 49%
GAS AND ELECTRIC STOCKS-
Clty Elec Co 62% 63
N Cal Power Co Con 65
Oro Water L & P Co 63 ..
Pacific Lighting Corp pfd 75 ' -
do common • ">
INSURANCE STOCKS—
California Insurance Co 78 80
Pacific Coast Casualty Co 155 175
STREET RAILROAD STOCKS- • -
Presidio • » 8^
POWDER STOCKS—
EI dv Pont de Nem pfd 824 834
do common 148
Giant ■ Consolidated Co 86
SUGAR STOCKS—
Hawaiian Coml & Sugar Co 82H 8314
Hcnokaa Sugar Co 12.i 13
Hutchlnson Sugar Plantation 16
Kllauea Sugar Plantation Co 12
Makawell Sugar Co 33% ..
Onomea Sugar Co ■• JJ»
Paauhau S P Co 1814 21
Union Sugar Co <°
OIL STOCKS-
Associated Oil 43 43
Palmer Oil Co 1%, IV4
Sterling Oil & Dcv Co 2%
■West Coast Oil pfd .' • 101
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS-
Alaska Packers' Association 87% 90
Cal Fruit Canners" Association ...1034 105
Cal Wine Association 39% ■..
North Alaska Salmon Co 115
Pac Auxiliary Fire Alarm 6
Pacific Coast Borax Co 156 ..
Pao Tel& Tel pfd 93% 944
do common 43 ■ 44
Philippine Tel & Tel Corp 234 ..
Morning sales-2000 Cal Wine 5a 874; 7000
Pac Tel 5s 9914; 1000 L, A Pac Ist 5s 1014: 7000
Peoples' 6» 69; 3000 do 68%; 65 Cal Wine 40;
15 City Elec 624; 10 Northern Cal Power 65;
75 Spring Valley Water 49.
Afternoon sales—4ooo Key Route 6a 106; 6000
9 V Water 4s 93; 10,000 Assd Oil 6s 9614: 5 do
42: 35 City Eleo 62%; 75 Honokaa 13%; 10
Paauhau 19%; 65 do 20.
CHICAGO GRAIN
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
son, member of the Chicago board of trade,
New York stock exchange and San Francisco
bond and stock exchange, 212- West Fifth
street, Los Angeles. .
CHICAGO. Nov. Wheat prices at no
time were appreciably below yesterday's clos
ing figures, but they scored substantial ad
vances above that level. Northwestern mar
kets led this all the way, Winnipeg particu
larly strong on the rush to load boats before
the close of lake navigation. Early cables
told of wet weather In France, unfavorable
for seeding; also less favorable crop and
weather advices from Argentine. The big fac
tor, however, was the evidence of a strong
arm under the market on weak spots, and
strength at Winnipeg, where considerable ex
port business is suspected, but not reported.
Shorts were uneasy; some saved disappearing
profits, which helped to keep the market tight,
and many belated shorts were forced' to cover.
Baltimore cash wheat went to a premium
over Chicago against quite a discount re
cently.
Corn was heavy a good part of the day. but
rallied late with wheat. The forecast of wet
weather helped prices up. There was a good
cash Inquiry for old corn today, but very lit
tle for new, while the available supply to
offer from here appears to be light. Country
sales to arrive limited, but consignments are
increasing.
Oats were very slow and uninteresting In
trade.
Provisions ranged downward. Influenced by
increasing hog receipts west and a decline
here of 20c In prices at the yards. There
was no material support and values were In
clined to sag despite the firm grain markets.
MARKET RANGES
WHEAT— Open. High. Low. Close.
December $ .90% $ .914 $ .804 % -81%
May 96% .97% .90% .97%
July 93% .944 .93 .934
CORN-
December .'. 46% .46% .45% .4614
May 48 .48V t .47% .48V 4
July 48% .4874 .48'^ .48%
OATS—
December 31% .81% .8114 .81%
May UN .34% .3414 .344
July 344 .344 .3414 .314
PORK—
January 17.60 17.60 17.85 17.45
May 18.224 16.M 16.174 U-274
LARD-
November 11.074 11.074 10.82 11.no
January 10.274 10.274 10.20 10-224
May 9.75 9.774 9.7214 9.774
RIBS-
November 10.30
January 9.25 9.25 9.20 9.45
May 9.00 9.00 8.924 8.9714
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady; No. 2 rye, 78c; feed or mixing barley,
80&7uc; fair to choice malting, 78'i(S2tec; flax
seed, No. 1 southwestern, $2.57; No. 1 north
western. $2.70; timothy seed, $0.60; clover.
$14 3D- mesa pork, per bbl., $17.76©18; lard, per
100 lbs , $11; short riba, Bides, loose, $9.50@>
10.60; short clear sides, boxed, HS.MHOII.I2tt.
Total clearances of wheat and flour wore
equal to 623.000 bushel*. Primary receipt! war*
6W 000 bushels, compared with 1,053.000 bushels
the corresponding day a year ago. Tha world 1!
visible supply, as shown by Bradstreefs,
6,(Xi3,0i)0 bushels.
Esttmated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, SI
cars; corn, 2H> ms; oata, 148 cam; hogs, 27,000
head.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, barrels ••• 19.700 34,500
Wheat, bushels 43,200 38,3(0
Corn, bushels 301,600 251,900
Oats, bushel* m.m ' 240,300
Itye bushels ••■•• •!'°l
Bttriey, bushel. 121.D00 16.300
DEALERS BUY SUPPLIES
AT CALL BOARD SESSION
Old-Time Exchange Scenes Re
newed-Drop in Sweet Po
tato Quotations
The slump in tk« price of sweet
toes from $1.21(91.60 to $1,108)1.25 por owt .
und tho change in eastern storage eggs from
32 (Mat* flat to 3U and 34 cents,
tha ieatures of the, local produce m
yesterday. Kecolpis of local eggs were flown
to fifty-three cases, about 300 cases Wort
of daily consumption, and withdrawal from
storage Is quite heavy from day to Uay. Ine
ogg market Is reported decidedly firm.
tial.-s at the call session of the exchange
lnclude-d 100U boxes of 4-tler bellefluur ap
ples, 200 boxes of 4%-tier bellefleurs and
live cars of belleflcur apples for fuiur"
delivery; two cars of Nevada onions, flits
northern fresh cheese, fifty cases of fowls
and two barrels of fancy cranberries.
No change In butter or cheese prices.
Beans steady.
Corn was firm at 60 cents a box. Cab
bage was plentiful. Demand was strong
for cauliflower at $1.60©1.15 a crate. Other
green truck, with the exception of fancy
tomatoes, were plentiful, and the market
was active, although less business was
transacted than on the day previous.
Enough fish were received by dealers
to meet the demand.
Recelptß of produce were: Egga, h.,
cases; butter, 37,827 pounds; cheese, 1075
pounds; potatoes, 790 sacks; onions, 96j
sackp; sweet potatoes, 900 sacks; apples,
7278 boxes.
KBtODCCB PRICES
Following are the official prices of pro
duce to retailers as complied by the Market
Reporter:
BUTTER —Selling- price to trade, 240
higher; California creamery, extras, 350;
do firsts, 32 He; cooking, 25c; ladle. 25c.
EGGS—Local ranch candled, 62c; do case
count, buying price, 4Sc; eastern fresh, BSc;
eastern storage, packed extra, 30034 c.
CHEESE — fresh. 18c; local,
184 c; Oregon Daisy, 18@184o; eastern sin
gles, 19c; do Twins, 18 01814 c; eastern
Daisies, 184@19c; Long Horns. 19020 c;
eastern Cheddars, 19fi>20c; imported swiss,
82c; Jack. 19c; domestic bwlss. 22024 c;
cream brick, 19c; limburgcr, 19c; Roquefort,
SBc; Edam, $5®8.60; Canadian cream, box,
$1.00.
ONIONSLocaI Yellow Danvers, per owt.,
$1.75; Northern .Yellow Danvers, $1.75; Ore
gon, $1.75; garlic, per it., Be.
BEANS —No. 1 pink, $5.2606.60; No. 1
liraas. $505.25! No. 1 Lady Washington,
$4.60; No. 1 small whiten, 1450: No, 1
blackeyes, $5.6006; No. 1 Garvanzas. $4.50;
No. 1 California lentils. $7.
POTATOESHighIand, cwt., $1.2501.50;
Nevadas, $1.6001.76; Lompoos, $1.7502.00;
Salinas, $1.1592; yellow sweets, $1.1001.25.
FRESH —Apples—Baldwin, 4-tier,
$2.0082.50; do 44-tler $1.16; bellefleurs. 4-ti«r,
$101.25; Gano, 4-tler, $3; bellefleurs, 44
--tler, 85e(8>$l; Greenings, 4-tier, $1.25; do
44-tler, $1.10; Hoovers, 4-tler, $2.2502.50;
do 44-tier, $1; Jonathans, Utah, 4-tier, $2.35
0 2.50; Pearmains, white winter, 4-tler,
$1.25; do 44-tler, $1; do red, 4-tler, $1.25;
do red, 44-tler, $1.10; Smith's cider, 4-tler,
$1.25; do 44-tler, $1: Ben J)avls, 4-tier,
$1.85; do a -tier, $1.75; Fall Pippins, 4
tler, 75c@$l: Missouri Pippins, $1.25; do
414.tier, $1.10; Langfords, 4-tler, $1.50; do
4V4-tler. $1.20; Rome Beauties, box, $2,250
2.50; Spltzenburgs, 4-tler, $1.50; do 4 -tier,
$1.15; wlnesaps, Utah, $2.2502.50; yellow
Newtown pippins, 4-tier, $1.25; yellow New
town pippins, 44-tler. $1.10.
TROPICAL lb., 4Ho; Fard dates
lb., 11012 c; golden dates, lb., 80; alligator
pears, doz., $4; pineapples, lb., 640 7c.
MISCELLANEOUS —Casabas. crates, $2®
2.50; figs, box, $1.00; Muscat grapes, lug
box, 76c©51.50; peaches, per box, 75c©$l;
Bartlett pears, $2.76©3 box; plums, crate,
$1.60; prunes, $1.60; guavas, basket. 60;
Christmas melons, $2 0 2.26.
VEGETABLES—Northern artichokes, doz.,
$1; green asparagus, 150 lb.: bell peppers, lb.,
B®sc; beets, doz. bunches, 30c; cabbage, sack,
60076 c; red cabbage, 3c lb.; carrots, dozen
bunches, 25c; cauliflower, crate, $1.£>0@1.75;
celery, cwt., $1.6002; cucumbers, lug box,
40c; green corn, box, file: corn husks, 10c; egg
plant, lb., 2©4 c; horseradish, lb., 25c; okra, 60
lb; lettuce, crt., 60075 c; peas, 507 c lb; parsley,
doz., 25c; northern strawberry rhubarb, box,
$1.75; spinach, doz., 20c; sprouts, 6c; summer
squash, lug box, 40@60c; young onions, doz.,
26c; turnips, doz. bunches, 20c; tomatoes, 400
50c: yellow, $1; beans, 204 c lb.
PRUNES— 9©loc: 40-603, 9010 c: 80-60 S.
809 c; ,60-701, 70; 80-90», 64c; 90-lOOs, 80.
RAISINS —8 crown, loose. 50-lb. boxes,
3140 lb; 3 crown, do. 4c; 4 crown, do, 4Vie;
London layers, 2 crown, 20-lb. box, $1.15;
do, S crown. $1.25; do 4 crown. $1.50; Sul
tanas, bleached, 6 07c Ib: unbleached. 40
Co lb; seeded raisins. 16 ox. pkgs, To: da, 13
02. 60.
NUTS — IXL almonds, 17V40 lb; bra
zils, 140150 lb; cocoanuts. 90c: filberts, 14c
lb; pecans. XX. 15c: do XXX, 160 lb; east
ern peanuts, 7®74c lb: do Japan, (lie;
plnenuts. 18e: No. 1 assorted walnuts. Ho;
do budded, 18c; eastern popcorn, cwt, $3.60;
do local. $3.50.
RICE^ —Fancy Honduras (Carolina) $1.75
cwt: choice Honduras (Carolina) $601.60;
Japan grades. $3.7604; Island. $5.60;
broken, $3.60.
HONEY —White water extracted. 9o lb;
do white. S4c: do light amber. 8c; comb,
water white. 1-lb frames. 18c; do white. 17o;
to light amber. 14o: beeswax, 300 lb.
LIVE- STOCKPackers Day f. o. b. Los
Angeles for beef steers. s@sHc; beef heif
•re 4405 c; beef calves. 51406 a; mutton
wethers, $605.50; mutton ewes, $.505.60;
mutton lambs, $3.5003.75; hogs, lie.
POULTRY —Turkeys, live, 28c lb.; large
hens. 4 lbs. up. 22c lb.; do small. 214®
314 lbs., 17c lb.; broilers. 1 to 14 lbs.. 26c
lb • friers, 1% to 3 lbs., 22c lb.; roast chick
ens' 22c lb.: ducks. 220 lb.: geese, 25c lb.;
squabs, $1.50 doz.; old roosters, 16c lb.
CHILI— Evaporated, strings, 300 lb; green,
4c Ib; chill teplns, 760 lb; Japan, Ho;
ground, Be.
HAY (baled)— The following quotations
furnished by the Los Angeles Hay Storage
Co Barley, $12.50©14.50; tame oat. ton.
$14016 60; alfalfa, ton.' $13.605J1«.60;
WhM ehaysED® Bran. $1.55; who,, corn.
$1.75; cracked corn. $1.80; feed meal. $l.»oi
rolled barley, $1-15; oil cake meal. $2.60;
shorts. $1.80; Kaffir corn, $1.75; whit, oats,
$185; eastern red oats. $2.25; wheat orj.
Jlnal sacks, cwt. $1.90; wheat. 100-1*
sacks. $1.»».
; FLOUR AND FEED
Following are the wholesale prices fox
flour and feed as quoted by the Globe Grain
and Milling company
86c per 4 sack.
Globe flour, per barrel '.',"""* w
Globe flour retails at $1.80 per % and
960 per >,4 sack. - ..
Silver Star flour, per barrel 6.00
XXX flour, per barrel ••••• »•««
Kighth barrels 2uc per barrel higher.
* BAKERS' FLOUR
Globe flour, per barrel $«-*ll
Eastern graham flour, per barrel b.*)
Eastern whole wheat nour. per barrel *.!■<>
Eastern rye flour, per barrel 6.81)
Bakers' A-l flour, per barrel 6.40
Bakers' pastry flour, per barrel 4.SU
MEALS AND OBRBAt GOODS, PER 100
POUNDS
6 lbs. 10 lbs. 25 lbs. 60 lbs.
A .l OU r »3-80 $3.40
Pastry flour 3.40 3.20
Graham flour 8.10 $3.06 $3.00
Corn meal. W. &V 1« 2.40 2.34 X.M
Whole wheat flour 3.2U 3.16 J.W
§2*55" wheat 8.70 '-4* M.
c'^ackSd wheat || j.« I.W
Farina 3.70 **™ a.t,u
Wheat flakes, per sack of 60 lbs .$1.86
Wheat flakes, per barrel of 125 lbs. net... 4.3 a
Vk GRAIN AND FEED
100 lbs.
Wheat, No. 1 •£»." a* •i:::::::::::::::::: >l:3
Wheat UOO-lb. sack). No. 1 l.iw
Corn t«j
Cracked corn I.M
Feed meal • j»W
Rolled barley I.U
Beed barley i-O)
Shorts ••»••• * 1-si)
Eastern Willow charcoal 2.00
Small yellow corn J.7U
Alfalfa meal 1.1«
Bran, heavy £•»
Oil cake meal «-»u
White oats • *■'"'
Rye (seed ..,,...•,....»,,.. M"
Egyptian corn, white '!•'■'
Scratch food *•■"»
Fi"t Kxciu.iv» I os Angeles Office § nnm«Ti«sfi
wKYuuse. I Hotel Alexandria . g M"""Bo'
m^maam^uaM 212 West Fifth Street l^"—"
San I g\ lit II ft ft Hi Hotel del
Francisco J C WILSON ™
Mills Bldg. Jl 111 IfILUUII During
Palace Hotel B# G . LATHROP, Manager Wintee
MBmzcesßaamjmaa Correspondent* MHMBMMBHBaai
New ?oT h b|' tO c k I Harri3' Winthrop & Co. I ««-
Excliange. | New York. Chicago. Tarts. r,on<lnn. B of Tr»ne.
CLEARINGJJOUSE^BANKS |»
NAME J _ OFFICERS „
. , -. : , _ , J. M. ELLIOTT, President.
irst National Bank w. t. s. hammond. casaie*. -
Caplt.'. stock. J1,2£0.000.
P. B. corn»ir Second and Sprint. Buip:-.i Bnl Proflts. 11.625.00*.
ITZ T ~ I TTT " ~~ W. H. HOLUDAV, President
B,lerchants National Bank chap oresne, cashier.
R I Cb -tal. 1200,000.
IVI 8. B. corner Third and Spring Surplus and Undivided Profit., WO.MI
»i —" TT; ; ,_, '■ ' J. E. KISHBURN, President.
II itional Bank of California h s. MrKt.u, cashier.
Hi . Capital, JD03.000.
II N. B. corner Fourth and Spring. Surplus and Undivided Profits. |«w.oo>.
T~TT . ,-, . S. F. Zu.MiiHO. I'reslJcnt,
entral National Bank jamt-:s b. gist, cashier.
capital, »aoo,ooo.
8. E. corner Fourth and TVoaflwar. Surplus and Undivided Proflts. tmOM
I«^ : ~ ! —~ ~ ~ WAEBEN GIU.EI.EN, President.
D roadway Bank & Trust Company a. w. redman, cashier.
W\ Capital, $25f,00a.
II 308-310 Broadway. Bradbury Building Surplun and Undlvide.l Profits, t24T.wa
; ~~Z ~—: T~Z ; ISAIAS W. helluan, Prcisldent.
uted States National Bank y, w. smith, cashier.
Capital, $200,000.
8. E. corner Main and Commercial. Eurplv and Proflts. IT»,OOB.
- —; — ; —— ; """ " H. J. WATERS, President.
flitizens National Bank wii. w. woods, cashier,
I" Capital, $1,000,000.
V 8. W. corner Third and Main. Surplus, tSOO.OOO.
— ; —— ■ — VV. A. BONYNQB. Pre—i»nt.
ilommercial National Bank newman essick. casnur.
I. _r 1 T"T J~~ Capital. $200,000.00. fr- ..««.«.
lommercial National Bank newman essick. cuhi«r.
Capital, J200.000.00.
U 401 S. Spring, corner Fourth. Surp'us & Undivided Profits, $47,001.Ct
FI W. HELLMAN, President,
armers & Merchants National Bank charts setti-kr, cashier.
Capital. $1,600,000.
Corner Fourth and Main Burnlii!- and Profits. tl.mOM. _.
LOgANGELES^SAVI NGS BANKS %
t SECURITY
Largest and Oldest in the Southwest
K.sourc a . $29,000,000.00
Four per cent Interest on Term deposits; 8 per cent on Special (ordinary) deposit*,
Largest and Best Equipped Safe Deposit and Storage Depart
ment in the West
Security Building Spring and Fifth Streets
<**®m&3*° " THE. BANK WITH THE "^^■P*
Jr^ ' EFFICIENT SERVICE^
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HARNESS M . ;. J. %>%£ -tree, * A DD L ERf
THE. Advertiser, who Is thoroughly
equipped by years of experience
and connections in the promotion
and financing of business proposi
tions throughout the United States and ,
Europe desires to meet an individual or
corporation having a high class business
for promotion or extension and who would
understand and appreciate the value of a
connection of the character indicated.
Correspondence is requested only from
principals who own or control their own
propositions. Highest references given and
required. Address box 101, Herald office.
.70
Granite grit 27U
Chick feed '' 11)( ,
Cracked wheat ] j M
Clam shell tt £v
Oyster shell •
NEW YORK COTTON
Special servi.-e to The Herald by 3.C. Wll
eon. 212 West Fifth street. Los Angeles.
NEW YORK. Nov. -Cotton was heavy
during most of the day, and very dull. _ Of
ferings appeared to come from spot houses,
which caused more or 'ess 'Xl""??" 0"',,,,?"™!
of the shorts In the near-by options became
nervoui over the apparent difficulty In making
settlements In November and Deccmb" oon
tracts and covered freely, causing those op
lons to rule relatively firm. Weather reports
were similar to yesterday's. Reports from the
southern spot market, indicated an easier feel
ing. but the local bull crowd In this market
continue their predictions of™, ,ncre t r prto«.
and this tends to restrict trade, as the small
trader does not forget last year, »Inn each
option was taken In hand and advanced to its
"3521&-. »»«.d-follow.^ B 7 CIf3S.
January &M ".33 14.23 }«•» Jj-g
SBSSTT.-:::::::- a* »* ™ h I!:H
M p. r" :;:::::::::::::i«.« u:h «:« }*:«
•{;!!';■ ;'.".■ 14:49 u'.ti ii'« i 4-"
Spot cotton, 14.6 c; quiet, 10 point! lower.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO Nov. 15.-Cattle-Receipts esti
mated at 12.000; market weak, shade oft;
H«i|l IS U.U56.40;
ers $3 30'f15.0C; cows anJ heifers. *J.-0@0..0.
'necelptf'e.stlnmtod at 25.000: market,
insiso off light, $7-25®7.75; mixed, »7.40®..5J,
ss - .',■ rouih. |T.»0©7.45; kooJ to
choice hM™ »i P'«s' J7u7°"; bU'k
at 35.000: market
w.ak 10c off; native, »2.26®4.a0; western, J2.M
®41»;' yearling, 54.2055.35; lambs, native. »4.50
(JJS.CO; weitern, t4.T6Qt.Mj
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
RA^ FRANCISCO. Nov. IB.—Butter—
Fane? creamery. SBVio; second., |lU«| fancy
dac rifee S l-New. HOUHoi Young America,
"ISo" 0111 No;/ Btn^u euer- St ead y:
cream. mW«I Wfl «@«c ;. . t
E .,.,_ steady; iccelpts :3t,4 cases, at
mark * cases included. ltHffllHci Mats,
"^e^St'e'adV 9; "pa.sios. iviJUjL ' ]
Twln«;i4 I.4WUUci TounK America., lo 1-4
@16«o; Long Horns. 15 l-4g!sHe.
COFFEE AND SUGAR
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.—Coffee futures closed
easy at a net advance of «0" Polnts- Sa'es>
m SOOUs. November. MIMMM »■«*»
January, 9.65 c; February. 9 65c: March 9.71 c,
Aorll 9 7"c; May, June and July. 9.52 c. Au
gust.S.Wei'Beptember, 9.79 c; October, 9 7=c
Spot coffee firm: Rio No. 7. lie; Banl N .
4, 12% c; mild coffee firm; Cordova, 11W«J13«C.
Sugar firm; Muscovado. 89 test, 3.40 c; ••entrlf
»Kill, its test, 390,:; molassus sugar, M tent,
,3.19. Refln«d q,uist.
25,000 SHARES
of ili« Capital Stock or
Mutual Home Bldg. Corporation
Now offered at $1.20 per share.
203-208 -HIGOINS BUILIHNU.
LEGAL NOTICES—
Notice 1 ■ ■
The annual meeting of the stockholder*
of the
APEX OIL CO.
will bo held at their office. 633 Bradbury
building, Los Angeles, on Tuesday, 22nd day
of November. 1910. at 4 p. m.. for the
purpose of electing officers for the ensuing
year and such other business as may coma
before the meeting. J. A. lIUSS, secretary.
11-15-3t
TOO LATE_TO CLASSIFY
WELLS & WILLIAMS
PATENTS.
823 HIGGIN3 BLDQ., '•'
Second and Main.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Semer a. Wells and Clarence J. Williams
have formed a co-partnership for the purpose
of carrying on a general patent business.
We will have a fine new office and th»
best of faciltles for carrying on the business.
The firm of Martell & Wells has been dis
solved and we have all the patent cases an 4
wili complete the work.
We solicit your further orders.
Yours truly,
WELLS * WILLIAMS.
11-16-1
Citrus Fruit Report
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
SHIPMENTS OF FRUIT.
<*, Ors>> I>m. Hi ■'♦>
I Monday, Nov. «*•• 2 18 10 V »
© Tutal to date thl» 0
<i> ■..^ir.llU 33 ll* 226 <$>
..•- li.i.il to »vine date ■'>
& laat Heasuu 131 110 *87 «■
H4>»»»> > »>■ I'll
NEW YORK
NEW YORK. Nov. 15.Up to time Of
closing wa are not able to get our detail
vilißNClAS—Pointer, A C a Axu»a, |5.16;
I'd S A Ex. $4.90: Lincoln. A H rant,
Ulanca. »2.95; Hunter. AGO El. A*"'*-
J5.651 Victoria, A II Ex, Culsa Blanca, 14.15;
Navajo, A H Ex. $2.35.
LEMONS —Rey, 9 T Ex. Fernando, |5.39;
Tunnel. S I Ex. Fernando. H.aO.
ijostok Wtm
POSTON, Nov. 15.— car sold. W*ath«r
cool, ul»ar. Market unchangod.
VAI.ENCIA3—QuaiI. O X Ex; Üb!tnd,
$3.45. ■ •.<Senys
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