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LATEST FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL REPORTS
DISTRUST CHECKS
STOCK OPERATION
Speculative Interest Halts Be
cause of Fear That Activ
ity Is Artificial
MONEY MARKET IMPROVING
Sales of Moderate Bond Issues
Now Being Made in
New York
• (Associated Press)
NEW YORK, Nov. 17.—Distrust of
the artificial character of the present
market practically killed speculative
interest and threw the dealings al
most into stagnation. Tentative sell
ing operations at the outset seined de
signed mainly to test that market.
Rapid declines which resulted were
in contrast with the ease with which
priocs advanced in previous sessions
In response to concentrated buying or
ders from tew sources. The tost was
regarded as establishing that no genu
ine active participation was going on
in the dealings. No aggressive at
tempt was made to renew the advance
and last prices wore only a little above
the lowest.
Discussion of earnings in relation
to dividend requirements of the spring
■wheat grangers and of New York Cen
tral was a more substantial Influence
and was reflected in the special weak
ness of these stocks.
The strong weekly return of the Bank
of England showed the extent of tho
Improving money market position.
There were heavy payments as well
to the Imperial Bank of Germany and
the Bank of France.
Sales are being made In the New
York market of moderate issues of
new bonds, but .at terms which lmp'.y
continued lightness of investment de
mand and the necessity for extra at
tractions as an inducement. Success
■was reported for an offering of Kansas
City terminal four per cent at 97 and
$15,000,000 Chicago & Northwestern
general mortgage bonds were sold to
bankers to bear four per cent, pre
vious issues under this mortgage hav
ing been made at 3% per cent.
One-third of the day's business was
done In United States Stee\ and an
other third in Union Pacific.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales par
value, $2,051,000. United states bonds
were unchanged on call.
NEW YORK STOCKS ,
Special service to The Herald by .1. C. Wil
son, M 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. 17.—Following were the
quotation* today;
Bales. Stock. , ' ' High. Low. BM. Ask.
Allls-Chalmers 8% 10
200 do preferred .... 34 84 31% 84
17,300 Amalg Copper ... 69% 68% 65% 69
104 Amer Beet Sugar. 38% 3814 37% 38%
100 do preferred .... 94 94 9: 94
IW Aijic-r Can Co .... 9% 9% 9% 9%
EOO do preferred .... 76% 7614 75% 76
700 Am Car & Fdry .. 65% 64% 64% 6474
do preferred 113% 114%
400 Amer Cotton Oil.. 64 64 64 64%
700 do preferred ....Witt 101 101 101%
Amer Express ■• 235 250
Am Ice Securities .. .. 18% 10%
IM Amer Linseed .... 12% 12% 12% 13
200 do preferred .... 38T4 33"4 33% 33T4
100 Amer Locomotive. 59 39 38% 39
do preferred 105 107
8.500 Amer Smlt & Rfg 81% 80% 80% 80%
200 do preferred ....100% 106% 106% 106%
200 Amer Sugar 117% 117% 117% 118
300 do preferred ....117% 117 116% 117%
100 Am Steel Kdrs ... 45% 48% 47% 48%
1,400 Am Tel & Tel ....142 141% 141% 142
100 Amer Tob pfd ....94% 94% 94% 95
v Amer Woolen 34% 35
900 do preferred .... 93% 9,1 92 93%
200 Anaconda 41% 41% 41% 42
Atlantic C Line 118 119
3,500 AT & Santa Fe..10374 103 103 103%
MO do preferred ....101 10074 10074 101%
300 Bait & Ohio 108% 107% 107% 107%
do preferred ... 90 92 ;
I.IOOBRT 77 76% 76% 7674
2.100 Canadian Pacific. 195% 195% 196 ,
4.400 C * O 8374 82% 82% 83
C & A - .. 30 43
600 C & G W 23 23 23% 23%
do preferred 47% 49
' 300 C&N YV 147 146% 146% 147
6,100 C M & St P 123% 122% 122% 123
do preferred .. 147% 148
600 Central Leather .. 34% 34 33% 34
.... do' preferred 105% 106
Cent of N J 276 283
C C C & St L 66 69
do preferred 98% 110
800 Colorado F & 1... 36% 35 , 34 35
do preferred \ .. 110 116
100 Columbus HC * I 4% 4% 3% 6%
800 Colorado Southern. 60 69% 69% 60,4
do Ist preferred 75 77
i;.... do 2d preferred .. ■- 73 77
4 I 300 Consolidated Ga5..135 134% 134% 135
\',< '200 Corn Products ....16% I*l4 16% 16%
■ \>>loo do preferred .... 78% 78% 78 78%
i, 101) Del & Hudson ....169 169 169 170
....... DL & W •• 500 675
100 D & & R a 32% ,32% 32% 33
do preferred ■■ 74 75
600 Diamond Match .. 08 90 90% 91
1 000 Distil Securities .. 33% 32% 82% S3
100 DulUth S S & A.. 12% 12% 12% 13%
do preferred -• 23 25
3,800 Erie 30% 30 2974 30%
600 do Ist preferred. 48% 48 48 45%
„ do 24 preferred.. .. -■ 34% 37%
i\ 200 General Electric...ls4 153% 163 151%
\ 4,600 Gt Northern Ore.. 61% 60 60% (11
8,100 do preferred ....124% 122 122% 123
Illinois Central 131% 133
800 Interboro-Metro ... 21% 21 21 2114
• 1,700 do preferred .... 66% 66 56% 66%
200 Internat Paper .... 13 13 12% 13
200 do preferred .... 66 66 56 56%
1,300 Internat Pump ... 43 42 42% 43 _
do preferred ■■ 83% 84%
300 lowa Central 21 21 20 21%
do preferred 34% 35%
1,800 X C Southern .... 33% 33% 33% 34
do preferred „. 66% 67
I, E & Western .. ,16 20
do preferred ' .. 37 43
200 L & 146% 145 145 .145%
Mackay 91 94%
do preferred .. 7374 76
100 Manhattan 14174 14174 140 142
1,70 Mexican Central.. 37 35% 36 86%
Minn &St Li ■ •• 19%
do preferred .. 45 64
% 600 MStP &S 8 M..156% 135 13474 138
do preferred 149 150
2,000 M X & Texas .... 34% 34 3374 34%
- do preferred /. .. " 61% 68
Missouri Paclflo 50% 61%
100 National Lead .... 6874 5874 68 68%
100 do preferred ....107H 107% 107 109
;; National Biscuit '.. .. 110 112
do preferred 120% 124
600 Nevada Cons ...... 2074 20% 20% 3074
....... N T Air Brake 73 , 74%
6,600 N V Central 114 112% 113 113%
....... N T C & St L ..... 63 66%
do Ist preferred 106% 118
do 2d preferred 88% 9.1
NYv II & Hart .. ' .. 162% 163%
200 N V Ont & W 43 43 42% 43
200 Norfolk & Western 9874 9874 !>«% 99
do preferred .. 83 93
North American .... • .. 65% 66
6,700 Northern Pacific ..116% 114% 114% 115
Omaha 140 1150
„ do preferred .... .. .. I*o 170
„ Pacific Const 102 108
Paclflo Mall ■ .. 30% 31
2,100 Penna R « C 0..,.12974 129% 129% 129%
400 People's Ga5......106 105% . 105% -106
ion Pitttbuif Coal ... 20% . 20% 2014 20%
»00 do preferred .... 72 . 72 72 72%
..;.... P 0 0 & St L ... ..^ ' .. 96 9«
...;... do preferred........• 112% 115%
" 300 Pressed Steel Car. S3 33 32% 33
do preferred .' ' .. .8614 96%
H Steel Spring 84% 85
do preferred 9614 100
76,400 Reading 153% 163 152' 15214
100 do Ist preferred. 88 88 8714 89
do 2<l preferred.. .. .. 96 97
• 600 Republic 8 & 1... Si 31 33% 3414
do preferred .. '■*% 9714
4,900 Rock Island C 0.... 32% 82 3214 32%
100 do preferred .... 6514 65% 64% 66
Slos Shef S & 1 .81 62
St I. * BF Ist pfd .. .. 6114 M
.500 do 2d preferred.. 42 41 41 41%
....... St Is & H W 28 2614
do preferred 61 6914
11,200 Southern Pacific.ll9 117% 11714 117%
8,100 Southern Hallway. 27% 2714 27% 2714
100 do preferred .... 64 64 6314 6444
600 Tennessee Copper. 87% 86% 36% 37
100 Texas Pacific .... 2«% ' 2«!4 2rtV6 27
300 Third Aye 1214 12% 13 12%
200 Toledo St .L &W. 25% 2514 24 25%
800 do preferred .... 67% 67% 66% fi7
Twin City R T 108 112%
Union Bag & Pap .... 8 2
do preferred •• 86 m
82,200 Union Pacific ....177% 176% 176% 176%
100 do preferred .... 92 92 92 82%
„ United R.ls of 8F .. .. IM* 2914
do preferred 6614 60%
U 8 Cast Irn Pipe .. .. 16% 1714
100 do preferred ....58 58 67 M
100 V 8 Rubber 35 35 31% 36
do Ist preferred 110% HI
do 3d preferred.. .. •• 72 75
15!),800 U 8 Steel Cor .... 80% 79% 79% 79%
1,000 do preferred ....117% 117% 117% 117%
8,800 Utah Copper 51% 50 50 5014
1,100 Va-Car Chem Co. 63% 62% 62% 62%
do preferred 120 ™
Wabash I|'» "J»
600 do preferred .... 86% 36% 36 86%
Wells Farpo Ex 16» «*
Western Union 71% 71%
Westinghous 70% 71%
W& L E »* 614
do Ist preferred « 1614
do 2d preferred.. .. " "Vi
100 Wisconsin Central. 60 60 69 60?j
Am Hide & Leath .. ■■ 41, 4%
300 dO preferred .... 23% 22% 23% 24
Am Agr & (hem 44% <»
•-^Beth P..::::32% 32%^% 32%
100 Beth Steel 32% 32% 31% 32%
200 do preferred .... 61 60% 60 61
8,000 Goldfield Cons .... 814 8 7% »%
lOOlntl Harvester ....113 113 113 113%
.... do preferred 12"H 12114
Nat Enam & Btm .. .. "M J*
... do preferred 83 87
1,400 Pac Tel & Tel ... [phone]%
do preferred 90 ■ 93
Pullman '•• *« 16°
U S Realty M 70 '
200 West Maryland ..46% 46 45% 46%
400 Sears-Roebuck ....181 179% 178 179
do preferred 1-
Total sales, 455.000 (hares.
NEW YORK BONDS
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
son, 212 West Fifth street. Los Angeles, mem
ber New York stock exchange, Chicago board
of trade, stock and bond exchange of San
Francisco.
NEW YORK, Nov. 17.— Following were the
closing quotation*: Bid. Asked.
Atchison general 4s 9814 **
Atchlson cony 4s 10614 107%
Baltimore & Ohio Ist 4s 98% 98%
B R T 48 83 «%
Colorado Industrial 6s • "7 78
U B Realty 6s 86% 89
Rock Island col 4s 73% 74.
Southern Pacific ref 4s 9414 94%
Southern Pacific col 4» 92 93
Union Pacific Ist 4s 101 101%
Union Pacific cony 4s 106% 105%
V 8 Steel 5s 103% 103%
United Railway 4s 66 671*
Wabash deb 4a 65% 65%
Western Pacific 5s 93% 84
Armour & Co 4%s 92 92%
Japanso 4s *•* *■>}*
Japanese Ist 4%s 94% 94%
Japanese 2d 4%s 84 84%
Southern Pacific cony 4s 9i% B'%
Denver & R G ref Es 9014 91%
US!) registered 100% 101
UB 2s coupon 100% 101% j
U8 33 registered 101% 102% !
US 3s coupon 101% 102%
S 4s registered* ...118 ) 115%
U S 4a coupon US 116%
Panama 2s }™% ••
Panama 1938s 100
FINANCIAL RECORD
NEW YORK, Nov. 17.—Money on call
easy 214 >tt '3 per cent; ruling rate, 3 per
cent; closing bid and offered at 2% 'per
Time loans weak; sixty days, ninety days
and six months lending at 4% per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper, B%@o
P<! Sterling exchange firm, with actual busi
ness in bankers' bills at 14.81.80®4.82 for
sixty day bills and at 14.86.08 for demand.
Commercial bills, *4.81 3-8@4.81 6-8.
Bar silver. 55% c.
Mexican dollars, 460. ,
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds
Irregular.
FRUIT MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 17.—Fruits—
Kancv apples. 65c; common, 40c.
Bei-rles—Strawberries, $4 06; huckleber
ries, s@Bc; raspberries, $4@B; cranberries,
'"Snipe's— Isabella. 86c® $1.16; Muscat, $1
©1.26. '
j> eara —Common, 60c; fancy, $1.
Pomegranates, 50c© 1.26.
Persimmons. 40® 86c.
Quinces, $1®1.25.
Oranges— Navels. $1.75@2.75.
Mexican limes. $5®S-
Lemons—Common California, $2; fancy.
Tropical -fruits—Bananas, 76c@$3.S0; pine
apples, $2.60@3.50.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUIT
NEW YORK, Nov. 17. —Evaporated ap
ples firm. On the spot fancy Is quoted at
111-4911*0; choice, 9%@10%c; prime,
7?i(S)9!4c: common to fair, 6%@7%e.
Prunes firm, with small offerings. Quo
tations, 6@10%c for Callfornias up to 30
--40s and 8 1-4090 for Oregons from 30-603..
Apricots quiet and steady; choice, 12%®
13c; extra choice, 13%©13%e; fancy, 13%
® Peaches barely steady owing to more pres
sure to sell from the coast. Choice. 70
7%c- extra choice, 8®3%0; fancy. 8%@9%c.
Raisins quiet, unsettled; loose muscatels
are quoted at 5 1-4@6 1-4 c; choice to fancy
seeded, 6 1-4(3)71»c; seedless, 6©6 c; London
layers, $1.2001.35. \^___
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 17. —Flour—Fam-
ily extras, $5.20<u 5.60; bakers' extras. $5.20
iiO.fiu; Oregon and Washington, |4ffi4.25.
Wheat—Shipping, $1.42% ©1.45.
Barley—Feed, Jl.Ol l-4ff11.02% ; brewing,
$1.05(8)1.07%.
Oats—Hod, 11.1TH01.25; white, $1.45®
1.55; black. J1.30@1.45.
Mlllstuff-s— Middlings, »32©36; mixed feed,
IIEOMi rolled barley, $22024; oatmeal.
$4.25; oat iii-oats. $4.26; rolled oats, $29y
31.00.
Has' —Wheat. $9®14; wheat and oat. $9
Q 11.5U; oat, wild, $7{f<J; oat, tame, $9®
11 60; alfalfa, $9011.50; straw, $85<a>60.
Receipts—Flour, 1278; wheat, 300; barley,
75,577; oats, 825; beans, 1388; potatoes,
4815; onions, 300; middlings, 156; hay, 810;
hops 65; hides, 545; wine, 43,400.
Beans—Pink, $4@4.C5; lima, $4.50@4.50;
small white, $3.50@3.80; large white, $3.25
Potatoes— Oregon Burbanks, $1.40(91.50;
Snllnas Burbanks, $1,554*1.75; Merced
Sweets, $2® 2.26.
Onions —Fancy, $1.10; common, 900.
Various —Green peas, 6@Bc; string beans,
ofi)9c; egg plant, 40@65c; green peppers, 30
SiiSOc- tomatoes. 25(566c; summer squash,
1.50; garlic, 3%@5c; cucumbers, 65
@sr>c.
Poultry—Llvo turkeys. 22® 24c; dressed
turkeys. 2Cjj'2Bc; roosters, old, $5@6.50;
roosters, young, $6@>S.sO; broilers, small, $3
04; hrollera, large. $4(£M.50; fryers. $3<B>
5 50- hens. $4.50®10; ducks, old, $6@7;
ducks, voting. $8@10; geese, lliifH: gos
lings, $2@3; pigeons, young, $1.50@1,7j.
• CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CIfICAGO. Nov. 17. —Cattle—Receipts es
timated at close to 6000; market steady;
beeves, $4@7; Texas steeps, >4@5.30; west
ern steers 14.10(^6.10; atockers and feed
ers, 18.30®6.60; cows- and heifers, |1.100
6.20; calves. J7.50©10.
Hogs—Receipts estimated at 22.000; mar
ket weak: light. 1707.50; mixed. $7.20@7.60;
liea'vy, 17.1007.80; rough. »7.10©7.30: good
i., choice heavy, 17.30^7.60; pigs, 6.75@>
7.W; bulk of sales, 17.404P7.50.
g ne ep—Receipts estimated at 15.000; mar
ket weak; native, |2.25®4.05; wesWrn, 12.50
«»4.05; yearlings, »4®4.25; lambs, native,
54.25@6.15; western, 14.60©6.10.
LOS AXGFXES HERALD: FRIDAY MOKMSfI, NOVEMBER 18, 1010.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE
Special service to The Herald by .T. C. Wil
«on, 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. ■ 17.— Following were
th« closing quotations:
MIHCTEI,T,ANEOHB STOCKS— Hid. Ask.
Alnmi'.liL Artesian W Co 5s 100
American Rlvfr Eleo Co 5s M ..
Associated Oil Co 6s 85
Bay Counties Power Co 6s 101%
Oal Central Gas & Eleo r,s 100%
Cal Gas & Elec gen M&CT 65.... 98%
California St Cable Co 6a 101.4
California Wine Association 85.... U%
City Electric Co 5a 89 90%
Contra Costa Water Co 6s »7%
do gen mt«r f>s »*94
Edison Elec Co of I, A 5s ion
E I Uu Pont de Nem Pdr 4%s 85 88
First Federal Trust Co 5a 101%
Ferries & Cliff House Ry 6s 101
Honolulu II T 4 L Co 6s 100
Lake Tahoe Hy & T Co 5a 106
Lo« Angeles Eleo Co 6s 98
Los Angeles Gas & Eleo Co 5s 93%
Los Angeles Gas and Eleo Corp 5s 9674
Los Angeles Railway 5s 10614
Lon Angeles Lighting Kd M 100
L A Piic R It Ist ron mtg 5s 101%
L A Pao it n of Cal (■ »Vi
Marln Water Power Co 5s 100%
Market Street Cable 6s 102%
do Hy Ist cons mtg 6s 99% 100
M V & Mt Tamalpala S Ry Es 102%
Northern Ry Co of Cal 5s 110%
Northern Cal Railway 5s 101% 103
Northern <'al Power Co 6s 101%
Northern Cal Power Con 6s MVi
Northern Electric Co r.s 91
Oakland Gas Light & H 6s 102%
Oakland Transit Co 6s 108%
Oakland Transit 6s 103% 104%
Oakland Transit Con 6s - W4%
Oakland Traction Con 5s ** ■•
Oakland Traction Co 5s 90%
Oakland Water Co (rfd Bs 36 100
Omnibus Cable Railway 6s 106
Pacific Gas Imp 4s "2
Pacific Electric Ry Co 6s 104% 10514
Pacific Light and Power Co 6s 89
do guaranteed 6s< 100% ■■
Pacific Tel & Tel Co 5s 99% 9£%
Park & Cliff House Ry «s 100 .;
Park & Ocean R X 6s 100
People's Water Co 6s 68% 69
Powell Street Railway 6s 99
Sacramento Elec Gas & Ry Es 100 101
Ban Joaquln Lgt & Power 6s 97%
S p Oak & San Jose Ry 6b 106%
do 2d mtg 6s ■«• MV4
S F Oak AS J Con Ry 6s 98
8 J & Santa Clara Co X R 4%s So
Sierra Ry of Cal 6s 100 MB
S P R R of Cal 6s 1913 101 10214
do Ist c gtd g 6a HO ■•
B P Branch Ry of Cal «s 123% 128
8 P R R Co Ist rfdg 4s 9614
Stockton Gas & Elec Corp is 106
8 V Water Co gen mtg 4s 91% >™
United Gas & Elec Co 6s 100
United R R of S F 4s 67
Valley Counties Power Co 5s 9914
WATER STOCKS-
People's Water Co pfd «7% 3914
Spring Valley Water Co 49*4
GAS AND ELECTRIC STOCKS-
City Electric Co 63% .. »
N Cal Power Co Con ■• 6..'4
Oro Water L & P Co 62 6314
Pacific Lighting Corp pfd '5
do common 69 ..
INSURANCE STOCKS-
California Insurance Co 75 JO
Pacific Coast Casualty Co .....'....155 175
STREET RAILROAD STOCKS-
Presldlo » 82%
POWDER STOCKS—
E I dv Pont de Nera pfd 82% . ••
do common 1"
Giant Consolidated Co 86%
SUGAR STOCKS— v .
I Hawaiian Coml & Sugar Co S3 ..
I Honokaa Sugar Co 12% Is
Hutchtnson Sugar Plantation .... 18 ...
Kileauea Sugar Plantation Co .... 12
Makawell Sugar Co 5314 ••
Onomea Sugar Co jo
Paauhau B P Co 2°%
Union Sugar Co ™
OIL STOCKS—
Associated Oil 42% 42%
Palmer Oil Co 1* 1%
Sterling Oil and Dcv Co *"*
West Coast Oil pfd 101
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS-
Alaska Packers' Association 8774 •■
Cal Fruit Canners' Association ..103V4 10514
Cal Wine Association 4514 ••
North Alaska Salmon Co -US
Pac Auxiliary Fire Alarm 6
Pacific Coast Borax Co 156 ..
Pac Tel & Tel pfd 93% 94V4
do common 44%
Philippine Tel & Tel Corp 2314 ..
Morning sales—6s Alaska 8814: 100 Associated
Oil 42: 820 Cal Wine 45; 20 City Elec 64; SO
Hawaiian 33%: 20 20 do 8314; 100 do 33; 120 Pac
Tel com 4514; 10 People's pfd 39%; 60 do 8914;
15 S V Water 49%.
Afternoon sales—sooo Cal Gas & Elec Bs 99;
1000 S V Water 4s 92; 1000 People's Bs 63%; 25
Alaska 88; 40 Associated Oil 42%: 35 do 42%;
8 Central Trust Co 123; 25 Cal Wine 45; 10 do
4514; 40 do 45%; 20 City Elec 64; 100 Hawaiian
S3; 100 Hutchinson 16; 30 Pac Tel pfd 94; 25
S V Water 49%; 25 do 49%; 5 do 49%; 30 do 60.
Citrus Fruit Report
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
6HIPMENTS OF FRUIT
<»> . ■ Orgs. ],em. Ttl. <£
2 Wednesday, Not. 16 8 14 20 <§>
<§> Total to date this <j>
<•> season 59 203 ad.* *♦>
<$ Total to same date N^
2 last season 188 126 264 <$>
NEW YORK
NEW YORK, Nov. 17. —Two cars Valen
das and two cars navels sold; also one car
lemons. Market steady on Valencia*, strong
on good stock navels, unchanged on lem
ons. Clear and cold.
vu.ENClAS—Sceptre, 8 S Ex, $7.85,
Planet, S S Ex, $6.40; Searchlight, S Sx. Ex,
$3.70; Victoria. A 11 Ex, $3.60; Lincoln. A
H Ex. $2.30; Navajo, A II Ex. $1.60.
NAVELS—Mariposa. fy, CC U. $2.45;
Royal Crest, fy. Stewart Frt Co. $2.90.
LEMONS —Silver Lemon, A II Ex, Prenda,
$5.75; Squirrel, A H Ex, $4.20.
BOSTON
BOSTON, Nov. 17.—Four cars sold.
Weather clear and cool. Market strong on
good stock.
VALENCIAS —Pointer, A C Q Ex. Azusa.
$4.46; Lincoln. A H Ex, Casa Blanca, $3.10;
Orchard, or. Nat Og Co, $4.35; Victoria A
H Ex, Casa Blanca, $3.86; Navajo. AH Ex
Casa Blanca. $2.55; Standard, sd. Nat Og
Co. $2.95.
*-^»
COFFEE AND SUGAR
NEW TORK, Nov. 17.—Coffeo futures
closed barely steady at a net advance of
S to 16 points. Sales were reported of
107 250 bags. November, $9.75; December,
$9.80; January, $9.55; February. »».Mi
March. $9.96; April. $10; May. $ 0.04; June,
July, August, September, $10.04; October.
"spot coffee firm; Rio No. 7, 12% c; Santos
No. i. 13 l-40.
Milil coffee firm; cordova, 12 l-4@lsc.
Raw sugar firm; muscovado. 89 test,
$3.40; centrifugal. 96 test, $3.90; molasses
sugar. 8!) test. $3.15. ,
Refined sugar steady.
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 17.—Butter-
Fancy creamery, 35c; seconds, 33c; fancy
dairy 29c.
Cheese—New, 15@18%c; Young America,
16%®18c.
Eggs—Ranch. 55 %c; «tor». B3c.
CHICAGO. Nov. 17. -Butter-Steady;
creameries. 24@30%c; dairies, 23©27 c.
RKgs Firm- receipts 1083 cases; at mark,
cases included. 19%®22%c: firsts, 29c;
prime firsts. 81c. _,'.„
Cheese— Steady; Daisies, 15%«!>15%c;
Twins. 14 1-4©14%e; young Americas, 15%
@16o; Long Horns, 15%(8>16q.
PRICES OF METALS IN
NEW YORK MARKET
A NEW, YOHK. Nov. AT.— Standard
.- copper i,uiet; mint. »15.45@ 13.60; I>e
<«> cember, «12.53®>3.65. \
«> Lead quirt. $4.40@*.50, New York.
■ *■> ' liar sliver, 53% c.
tßnr silver, 65?
FINANCIAL
LOS ANOELKB. Nov. 17.—Rank clearings
(ran »2,7 M,133.59, an Increase of $158,435.23 an
compared with the ameunt for the eamapond-
Ing date of last year. Following Is a com
parative statement:
1910. 1909. IMS.
Nov 14 $3,249,508.56 $2.5'!3,66r ) .«ii $1,831,2«U8
MOV. 16 3.(111,251.34 2,545,757.(W L»».»1.11
Nov. 1« 4,008,«J.54 2.81)4,717.65 1,1»8,827.2a
Nov. 17 2,763.133.89 2,604,638.66 1,623,517.93
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Tho market on the stock exchange for Thurs
day was marked by very heavy trading in
Mexican common, but the price did not hold
up. The morning call was active at 30, and
In the afternon weakened to 87% under very
heavy pales. The shares, It Is stated, should
recover, the decline being due more largely to
the selling orders than any real.cause.
Amalgamated was again a trader, showing a
very heavy decline. Associated also was off
and California Midway was down. The whole
market was in general very weak at the close.
California Midway was oft 5 points. Consoli
dated Midway about 2 points, but Union re
mained strong at yesterday's prlcn. The bal
ance of the market looked weak, but the re
action has been so marked that It would not
be surprising if the pendulum swung the other
way. The industrials and public utilities were
quiet, as were also the bank stocks and bonds.
MOKNINO PALES
20 Associated Oil Co 41.50; 10 do 41.78; 11,000
Cleveland 9.00 M; 4000 do 8.50 M; 1000 Cons Mid
way 23%; 1000 do 23%; 6000 do 23%; 6000 do 23;
3000 do 22%; 9900 do 23%; 5000 do, seller 30, 23;
2000 do, buyer 30, 23%; 3000 do do 23%; 1000
Cal Midway 65; 1000 do 63> 1000 do, buyer 30.
63%; 8000 Jade OH Co 35; 3000 do 35%; 8000 do
55%; 100 do 36; 2000 do. seler 5, 35; 340 Mcx
Pet Ltd com 39: 110 do 8R.R7%; 20 do 38.75; 10
do 38.50; 10 do 38.37%; 4000 United 74; 20 Union
Prov Co 100.50.
AFTERNOON SALES
1000 Cleveland Oil T.25M; 2500 Cons Midway
22%; 1000 do 22%; 8000 do 22%; 6000 do 22%; 10
Mcx Pet Ltd com 37; 10 do 37.25; 10 Union
Prov Co 100.25; 10 Amalgamated Oil 20.50; 1000
Cal Midway 62%; 1000 do 62; 1000 do 61; 1000
do 60%; 1000 do 69%; 1000 do 60; 1000 do W%\
1000 do, buyer 30, 62; 20 Union 10137%.
BANK STOCKS
Bid. Asked.
All Night & Day Bank 69.00 80.00
Bank of Southern California 100.00
Broadway Bank & Trust 150.00 175.00
Cal Savings Bank 116.00 .....
Central National Bank ..' 170.00 180.00
Citizens National 224.00 230.00
Commercial National 150.00 .....
Equitable Savings Bank •• 200.00
Farmers and Merchants Nat 1..280.00 860.00
Federal Bank of L A 125.00 .....
First National J25.00
German American Savings 825.00 $40.00
Globe Savings Bank 120.00
Home Savings Bank of L A. ..116.00
Merchants National 560.00 .....
National Bank of Cal " 142-50
National Bank of Com 105.00 .....
Security Savings Bank 860.00 400.00
Tho Southern Trust Co 70.00
(60 per cent pold up)
U S National Bank 145.00
INDUSTRIAL. AND PCBLIC UTILITIES
Bid. Asked.
Arizona & Swansea R R 90.00 .....
Cal Portland Cement Co 80.00 .....
Cal Hospital 6600 86.00
Edison Electrlo pfd ?I'sl™ ik™
do common 48.00 60.00
Hawaiian Com and Sugar 84.00 36.00
Hcme Telephone pfd 30.00
do common J.OO
Hutchinson S P Co ».00 .....
L A Athletic Club 6.00 8.00
L A Brewing Co ■••• M«™
L A' Investment Co ■•«> '■«
Mexican Natl Gas com 10.00 88.00
Paauhau BP Co 2260 24.00
Pao Mut Life Ins Co 290.00
Pao Con Stone Co ■""" Bra li';;
Pasadena Home T and T Co 52.50
Riverside Home T and T Co 2200
San Diego Home T and T Co 17.60
S Monica B H T pfd 20.00
Sun Drug Co J-VJJ
Seaside Water Co ••••• ™w
Title a and Tr Co pfd J75.00
Title I and Tr Co pfd 1.J.00
Title I and Tr Co com 176.00
Title I and Tr ser C 178.00 .....
U s I, D T and TCo pfd SB.on
Union Security Corp pfd ■■■■■ "«•«»
Union Trust Co ...» »-°° 33.00
Whlttier Home T and T Co 90.00
OIL STOCKS
PRODUCERS- Bia- Asked.
Amalgamated Oil «>.SS 21-<»
American Crude Oil Co •»»
American Pet Co pfd jj»™
do common •■•" „'m
Associated Oil -■•• «•» 42.00
California Midway OH C 0...... .69% .61
Central 1-8* ,^ M
Cleveland Oil Co ••■• '™
Columbia ...» J"" li; a ,
Ccnsol Midway Oil Co 22% -Mi
Continental Oil -i
Enos Oil Co M ••■"
Fullerton Oil > 6-£{
Globe ■;;
Jade Oil Co .-™
Mexican Petroleum ••••• J-??
Mexican Pet Ltd pfd 72.00 74.00
do common s7 f «-™
Mascot Oil Co •■■•"•••••• *-«S S0
New Pennsylvania Pet Co 63 .....
Ollnda Land Co (Oil) •■■• -62
Palmer Oil Co 1-3B •••"
Perseus Oil Co ' -jV»
Pinal OH Co - 100°
Piru Oil and L Co -"» ■••■•
Rice Ranch Oil Co •■ «°
Trader's Oil .?..:::::::::::"::"i«-2s &£
Union ** luJ.io iUj.du
Union Provident Co 100.00 .....
United Petroleum 102.00 104.00
nited Oil Co 74 •'»
Western Union w.uu
NON-PRODUCERS-
Oleum Development Co 03% .03
BOKOI
Bid. Asked.
American Petroleum Co - «>
Associated Oil Co »4% »6%
Corona City Water Co .......... 9S ..
Corona Power and Water Co.. 96 102
Cucavonga Water Co ™ ••
Edison Eleo Co Ist R.. "0% 101
Edison Electric Co old Issue.... 101 106
Home Telephone Co »* 85
Home Tel Co Ist refg 74 m
Huasteca Pipe Line ■• iuu
L A Electric Co • »» "
L A Pipe Ist con. mtgs }■»*■*
L A Pac Ry genl v con *£
L, A Paclflo Ry Ist rfndg '.. •'»
L A Railway Co I™ ■•
L A Traction Co 6s 102 "0 ■
L, A Traction 6s 101 1°«
Mexican Natl Gas Co ■■ }«
Mission Trans and R Co 96 100
Pacifio Electric Railway C 0.... 99 „
Paclflo Light and Power Cc..... 95% 96%
Pasadena Home T and T Co.. .. 80
Pomona Con Water Co „ 102%
Santa Monica Bay H T Co--"- •• 73
Santa Monica H T and T Co.. .. 80
San Diego H T and T Ist mtg. .. 80
Tcmescal Water Co ..„ •• 103
Union Transportation Co ..... 87 80
U S Long Distance T and TCo 65 80
Vl£.alla Water Co ••••••••••• f •
Whittler Home T and T C 0.... 70 90
DAILY MINING CALL
No sales.
LISTED STOCKS
CALIFORNIA- fid. A**%
Consolidated Mines Co B.OOM 9.0011
Johnnie Mining & Milling Co.. .12% -15
Johnnie Mining & Milling Co.. MM -V>
NEW YORK COTTON
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
son, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-The cotton market
today suffered from liquidation by small hold
ers on expectation of a bearish tinners 1 re
port There was nothing to indicate selling
by the larger interests, but they were certain
ly not aggressive buyers. The market Is a
waiting one. depending on Its next move to
come from the government census estimate
and the National Olnners' association reports.
Quotations ranged as follows: -Close—
w Open. High. Low. Bid. Ask.
January 14.44 14.44 14.18 14.25 14.26
February ::::::::: »♦:« £■» »*:•» 14n 14M
March ..' »•« I*-" »-sl »M 14M
i"!,, 14.43 14.45
1'" V;... 14.69 14.70 14.45 14.62 14.53
r.,. 1! i 14.49 14.51
„, . 14.64 14.67 14.41 14. 14.49
Aurust"" "»4 >4,34 14.34 14. UM
November 14 37 1427 14.27 14.25 14.29
December .".: 1433 14.63 14.23 143 14.33
Spot cotton, 14.50 c; steady. 10 points lower.
Liverpool cotton closed 4% points lower on
near and 3% points lower on distant months.
Too ran buy It. r»rn«ps at many places. but
th!r?s^"«i nmvr plac. to bur It-ma that
«u-r Bd'.ertlses.
BEAN MARKET WEAK
DUE TO BIG RECEIPTS
Jobbers Advance Prices in Ap
ples for Holiday Trade.
Potatoes Firmer
There Is noticeable activity in the fruit
and vegetable market, and prices-have an
upward tendency In apples lor the holiday
trade. Jobbers are placing a little itllfer
price on Jonathan apples, quoting them al
19.1502.C0, as against M02.1l earlier in
the week, Fancy Smith ciders arc quoted
10 cents higher, and Yellow Newtown PlP
pins have gone, up an equal amount.
At the call session of the exchange 1:
boxes of apples were- sold; also one car
load of fancy Highland potatoes, 100 cases
of water white honey and twenty-five north
ern fresh cheese.
No change In butter and flggs.
Northern cheese quotations were lowered
a half cent, and Eastern Twins, singles,
Oregon Daisy and domestic swiss dropped a
like amount.
In the bean column the price on Lady
Washington* dropped from J4. 4.60 to
84.25. Small whites were quoted at 14.20
flat, as against 84.25 04.50. and pinks de
clined 25 cents to $3®5.25.
Potato receipts were light again yester
day morning. Inquiry for potatoes exceeded
the arrivals, and stocks moved out of ware
houses. The market is strong at prevailing
prices.
The fish markets were- well supplied.
Receipts of produce were: Eggs, 76
cases; butter. 28,350 pounds: cheese, 30,547
pounds; potatoes, 810 sacks; sweet potatoes,
162 sacks; apples, 1218 boxes.
ritont'Cis pricks
Following are the official prices of pro
duce to retailers as compiled by the Market
Reporter:
BUTTER — price to trade. 2%0
higher; California creamery, extras, 350;
do firsts, 32%0; cooking. 250; ladle, 2»c.
EGGS—Local ranch candled, 62c; do case
count, buying price, 48c; eastern fresh, 38c;
eastern storage, packed extra, 30® 34b.
CHEESE—Northern fresh; 18@18%c; lo
cal, 18% c; Oregon Daisy, 18@18%c; east
ern singles, 18% c; do Twin*, 18c; eastern
Daisies, 19c; Long Horns, 19@20c; eastern
Cheddars, 19@20c; Imported swiss, 320;
Jack, 19o; domestic swiss, 23@240; cream
brick. 19@20c; llmburger, 19c; Roquefort.
86@40c; Edam, J7.E0@12; Canadian cream,
box, $1.00.
ONIONS —Local Yellow Danvers, per cwt..
$1.75; Northern Yellow Danvers, $1.75; Ore
gon, $1.75; garlic, per lb.. Be.
BSANS 1 pink, $606.25; No. 1
llmas. $5@8.25; No. 1 Lady Washington.
$4.25; No. 1 small whites. $4.25; No. 1
blackeyes, $6; No. 1 Garvanias, $4.50@5;
No. 1 California lentils, $7.
POTATOES —Highland, cwt., $1.50@1.50;
Nevadas, $1.7101.86; Lompocs, $1.7501.85;
Salinas, $1.75@1.5J; yellow sweets, $1,103
1.25.
FRESH FRUITS — Apples — Alexanders,
4%-tler, $2.00@2.50; Baldwin, 4-tler, $2.25;
do 4%-tler. $1.1001.15; bellefleurs, 4-tler,
$101,15! Oano, 4-tier, $2®2.26; belleflours,
4%-tler, 85©90o; Greenings, 4-tler, $1.26; do
4%-tler. $1.10; Hoovers, 4-tler, $2.25®2.50;
do 4%-tler, $1; Jonathans, Utah, 4-tler, $2.26
iff 2.50; Pearmalna, white winter, 4-tler,
$1.25; do 4%-tler, $1; do red, 4-tler, $1.25:
do red, 4%-tler, $1.10; Smith's elder, 4-tler,
$1.26; do 4%-tler, $1: Ben Davis. 4-tler,
$1.85; do 4%-tler, $1.76; Fall Pippins, 4
tler, 760@51; Missouri Pippins, $1.25; do
4%-tler, $1.10; Langfords, 4-tler, $1.60; do
4%-tler, jt.2O; Rome Beauties, box, $2,250
2.60; Spltzenburgs, 4-tler, $1.50; do 4%-tler,
$1.15; wlnesaps, Utah, $2.2602.60; yellow
Newtown pippins, 4-tier, $1.26; yellow New
town pippins. 4%-tier. $1.10.
BERRIES —Strawberries, per basket. 10 @
12% c; cranberries, per bbl., $9@10; black
berries, per basket. 10® 12c.
CITRUS —Grapefruit, seedless, $8®3.25;
do seedlings, $2.2502.50; lemons, $4@5;
oranges, navels, $2.7503; do valencias. $4.
TROPICAL—Bananas, lb., 4%c; Fard dates
lb., 11 12c; golden dates, lb., 8c; alligator
pears, do«., $4; pineapples, lb., 6@7%c.
MISCELLANEOUSCasabas, crates, $2.60;
figs. box. $1.00; Muscat grapes. lug
box, 76c@51.60; peaches, per box, 75c@$l;
Bartlett pears, $2.76@3 box; plums, crate,
$1.50; prunes, $1.50; guavas, basket, So;
Christmas melons, $2@2.25.
VEGETABLES—Northern artichokes, doa.,
$1.25; green asparagus, 15c lh.; hell peppers,
lb., 4©6e; beets, doz. bunches, 30c; cabbage,
sack, 65Cf7Bc; red cabbage, 3e lb.; carrots,
doz. bunches, 25® 30c; cauliflower, crate,
$1.60@1.75; celery, cwt., $1.6002; cucum
bers, crate, $2.50; green corn. box. 65c;
corn husks, 10c; egg plant, lb., l%@2c;
horseradish, lb., 26e; okra, 6c lb.; lettuce,
crate, 60@750; peas, 8(»7c; parsley, dozen,
25c; northern strawberry rhubarbs, box,
$1.75; spinach, dozen, 20c; sprouts, 6c; sum
mer squash, lug box, 40050 c; young onions,
doz.. 25c; turnips, doa. bunches, 20c; toma
toes. 50(8>75c; yellow, $1; beans, 204 c lb.
PRUNES—3O-403. 9010 c: 40-50s, 9®loc; 50-603,
B©9c; 60-70 S. 7c; SO-90S. 6%c; 90-lOOs. 6a
RAISINS —2 crown, loose, r.O-lb. boxes,
B%c lb; 3 crown, do. 4c; 4 crown, do, 4%c;
London layers, 2 crown. JO-lb. box. $1.15;
do, S urown, $1.25; do 4 crown, $1.50; Sul
tanas, bleached. o®7o Ib; unbleached. .40
Be lb; seeded raisins. 16 oz. p-kgs, 7c; do, 13
oz 6c.
NUTS —Fancy IXL almonds. 17% c lb; bra
zils, 140150 lb; cocoanuis. 90c; filberts, 140
lb: pecans, XX. 15c; do XXX, 160 lb; east
ern peanuts. 7«7%e lb; do Japan, «Ho;
plnenuts. 18c: No. 1 assorted walnuts. 16a;
do budded, 18c; eastern popcorn, owt, $3.60;
do local. $3.50.
RICH —Fancy Honduras < Carolina) 16.
fwt; choice Honduras (Carolina) $606.60;
Japan grades. $3.7504; Island, $5.50;
broken. $3.60.
HONEY —Whit* water extracted. 9c lh;
do white. B%c: do light amber. 8c: comb,
water white. 1-lb frames. lSe; do white. 17c;
flo light amber, 14c; beeswax, SOo lb.
LIVE STOCK —Packers Day f. o. b. Los
Angeles for beef steers. 5®5%e: beef heif
ers 4%®5c: beet calves. 5%®60; mutton
wethers, $5©6.50; mutton owes, $5@5.50;
mutton lambs. $3.5003.75: hogs. Ho.
—Turkeys, live, 28c lb.; large
hens 4 lbs. ut>. 22c lb.: do small. 21->@)
si' lbs.. 17c lb.; broilers. 1 to 1% lbs.. 260
lh • friers. 1% to 3 lbs., 220 lb.; roast chlck
enV. "c lb.: ducks. 22c lb.: geese. 250 lb.;
squabs, $1.60 doz.; old roosters, 16c lh.
CHILI— Evaporated, strings. 30c lb; green.
4e lb: chill tepins. 750 lb; Japan, l»o;
ground, Be. ,
HAY (baled 1)—The following quotations
furnished by,th« Los Angeles Hay Storage
Co.— Barley. $12.60014.50; tame oat. ton.
$14016.60: alfalfa. ton. $13.60014.50;
wheat hay. $14@15. $1.55: whole corn.
MILL FEED—Dran. $1.6!: whole corn,
$1.76; cracked corn. $1.80; feed meal. $1.»5j
rolled barley. $1.15; oil cake meal. $2.60;
shorts. $1.80: Kaffir corn. $1.75; whlt» oat".
85;' eastern red oats $2.55; wheat ori
ginal sacks, ewe $1.90; wheat. 100-1 fc
sacks. $1.84.
FLOUR AND FEED
Following are the wholesale prices for
flour and feed as quoted by the Globe Grain
and Milling company 1~An«.1..s
A-l flour, Pre.a at-VlV6s"p;r-%--and- liß
A-l flour retails at $1.65 per % and
85c per % sack.
Globe flour, per barrel •; • ■."■
Globe flour retails at $1.80 per % and
950 per % sack.
Silver Star flour, per barrel 5.00
XXX flour, per barrel 4.41)
l'Miihth barrels 200 per barrel higher.
BAKERS' FLOUR
Globe flour, per barrel $«.»)
Eastern graham flour, per barrel I.l*l
Eastern whole wheat Hour, per barrel K.ZU
Eaatern rye Hour, per barrel 6.50
Haters' A-l flour, per barrel 6.40
Bakers' pastry flour, per barrel 4.SU
MEALS AND CEBEAL GOODS, PER 100
W POUNDS
6 lbs. 10 lbs. 16 lbs. 60 IDs.
A _! flour *3*> $3.40
Pastry flour 3.40 3.20
Graham flour 3.10 $3.05 $3.00
Com meal. W. & V 2-60 2.40 2.35 I.M
Whole wheat flour $.» 8.15 3.1.
Rye flour 3-60 »■« »-4U
Cracked wheat 3.70 >.« M
Farina- *'°" a-^u
Wheat flakes, per sack of 50 lbs „..fl.tt
Wheat lUkes, per barrel of 126 lbs. net... 4.34
GRAIN AND FKED
100 lbs.
Wheat. No.' 1 f»-7»
Wheat (100-lb. sack), No. 1 I.W
Corn }••
Cracked corn *.»
Feed meal Ml
Boiled barley 11*
Seed barley *■*
Shorts llra
iir.« Eioid.ir. | Los Angeles Office I n i^u»i
wf™ al. I Hotel Alexandria \ M"n goo'
v—mmm——HM~ 212 West Fifth Street bmmamm^^mm
Francisco Ift lAlll RON H°tel
Francisco | | . ffilll XSSS\I Coronado
Mills Bldg. Jl Ul IIBLUUBI During
Palace Hotel B> G . LATHROP, Manager -i , Winter
—^t* i. in' in Correspondent* iwn »i ua^aa^f
K.w 8S?B- I HarriS Winthr °P & C°- l «#&-
Ei<haDe. | New York. Chicago. ParK Ix>nd9B. | of Trade.
CLEARING HOUSE BANKS \
name ' OFFirrnw
C~"~~ .i»t • •• -r. ;' ' W. A. lIONYNaE, Pr! »nt.
ommercial National Bank nkwman essick. ca»hi«r.
Capital, J20f,.000.00. . M
«01 P. Spring, corner Fourth. Burins A Undivided Prolix, ».,00«.ll«
F! I ~'.,_i 1. W. I.MAN, President,
armers & Merchants National Bank cha>-"--3 skvi.sk. ca»hi«r.
Capital, 11.500,000.
Corner Fourth and Main. Surplus and Fronts, tl.»0O,O0O.
F~~- .- T : T~r; ~ —' ~~ J. M. ELLIOTT, President.
irst National Bank w. t. b. hammond. cashier. ,-
Caplt.-. stock, f1,230,000.
P. E, corner Second and Sprint. Burp', .-.a and Profits. tl.toB.oOtt.
« n t. ~ • T~!r r W. 11. iIOLLIDAY. President.
erchants National Bank chas oreenh, caahi.r.
Iffj Cr rial. 5200.000.
11l B. B. corner Third and Spring. Burplua and Undivided Front*. IW.W
a a : TT', i , - ... : J. E. FISHBURN. President.
BI itional Bank of California v s. mokwb. ca*hur.
|H • Capital, J50J.000. .„«««.
19 N. B. corner Fourth and Sprint;. Surplus and Undivided Profit*. fa»,OW.
C' " 7~7~. '■ i~TT i B. F. ZOMBKO, President. "
entral National Bank iambs b. gist. cuu«.
Capital. WOO.OOO. „..««
B. E. corner Fourth and Broadway. Surplus and Undivided Profits. H41.0P1
" — ——— — WARREN QIIAELKN. Pre.td.nt.
roadway Bank & Trust Company a. w. bkdvcak, cashier.
Capital, t25C,00«. ..„««.
808-310 Broadway, Bradbury Building Surplua and Undivided Profits. WT.WW
1 ~~1 ~ T 7~Z ', IBAIAS W. HEL.LMAN. President,
iited States National Bank v. w. smith. ca»nier. ,
Capital, t200.000.
8. B. corner Main and Commercial. Burplv and Profit.. t78,00a.
-£-— ——; — ■ b. j. WATERS. President.
I-— National Bank ' vra, w. woods, President.
Imzens National Bank wm. w. woods, caaiu.r.
I Capital. $1,000,000.
\J 8. W. corner Third and Main. Burr.Hn. tßnO.nno. _.
LOS^ANGELES SAVINGS BANKS —
CnBCVRIXV „
S~ECURITY
Largest and Oldest in the Southwest
K.sourc. $29,000,000.00
Four per cent Interest on Term deposits; S 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
iliAJtiHiiiD Sam
mm* m " THE. BANS* WITH ' TH£-**^KT'
Jfir^ EFFICIENT SE.f*VIGE.\^
M *PRIN6 AAfO FOURTH JTJti M
HARNESS^ ".^SM.'*-*. SADDLERY
Eastern Willow charcoal *-°»
Small yellow corn • *•'»
Alfaita meal *•"
Bran, heavy J-™
Oil cake meal ?-J"
White oats J-™
Rye seed "Tr
Egyptian corn, whit* *•"■
Scratch food *•!?
Granite Brit •'„
Chick feed {'"
Cracked wheat ■*•!"
Clam shell , p™
Oyster shell
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
mrect, l.us Angeles.
CHICAGO, Nov. 17.—Wheat started strong,
was hammered lower by pit traders, then ral
lied late In the day as a result of heavy ag
gregate buying done persistently all morning
by commission houses and brokers. Consider
able short wheat put out yesterday was cov
ered during the bulge. News has been of
varying sorts, but the trade has been or a
professional sort and the market has appar
ently been given -wheat as freely on the bulges
as it has been supported on the slumps. There
were transfers betwen local cash handlers of
170,000 bushels casli wheat today. Large num
bers of offers put out last night brought.no
responses, despite the higher Liverpool cables
and the advance at the opening hero. Flour
output at Minneapolis last week was 100,000
barrels short of a year ago, but mills there
am now grinding rapidly to get flour and feed
east of the lakes before navigation closes.
Rains in Argentine worn confirmed, but some
cables claim move needed. No prospect of ex
port business in Manitoba, but shippers have
been good buyers at Winnipeg again today,
Corn developed a great deal of weakness to
day although prices were very stubborn in
their decline. Breaks of 2c to 3c in cash corn
at Omaha and of 3c at Kansas City gave the
trade some indication of the market s trend.
Consignments here increased slowly, but local
supplies are light and cash corn held steady
for new and advanced %c for old. The latter
la wanted east, but none to'be had there, and
shippers are unwilling to ship it to take
chances of possible competition on arrival
with lower priced new.
There was a big trade in oats rhero was
a beginning of December liquidation, attended
by some speculative raiding and son stop
loss selling, the shipping call meanwhile being
quite discouraging.
The general trade In provision products was
broader and largo quantities of May pork,
January and May liba changed hands. Lard
war quiet, but the November gave signs of
liquidation bring over. The feature was the
scarcity of general offerings, and on the other
hand there was every evidence of good resting
buying orders on the slight declines.
MARKET RANGES
WHFAT— Open. High. Low. Close.
-;;—' ..... *:S8 *jg $ ;•£ *jg
July:::::::::":... :«« m% :«* :•«*
DeCc°m?cT <-"'« (l;'- .45% 45%
M .,,, :=:::: 47% .48 -*T\ .4. ■',
jSJ :::::::: «8 :«* ■« ■**
D?otrobTr ........ 31* .m -m -f%
May .11% .844 -34 .31
July ;::;;..; 34% m% .m .33%
January"^ 17.30 17.40 17.30 17.37 V&
May 16.17-.4 16-27H 16.15 10.25
Member 10-85 10.90 10.80 10.82>4
|rL:::::::::: 10.10 10.18H 10.074 ££
May I.U 9.70 ».tm ».M
?S er..":::::: :»:»* mm :&3
May "8.90 8.87 V. 8.90 8.95
Lash quotations were as follows:
Flour steady; No. 2. rye. 78c; feed or
mixing barley, 80©70 c: folr to choice malt
ln* 78W82HC; flax seed, No. 1 southwest
ern. 12.58 i No. 1 northwestern, *2.72; tim
othy seed, 59.60; clover, $14.30; mess pork,
Mr bbl $17.60017.75; lard, per 100 lbs.,
110.12 MS short ribs, sides (loose), *9.Boftf
10°50; " short clear sides (boxed), 410
Total clearances of wheat and flour wars
equal to 884,000 bushels. Primary receipts
were 737,000 bushels, compared with 687,000
bushels the corresponding day a year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
11 cars; corn. 193 cars; oats, 102 cam;
hogs. 16.000 ho*d.
Daily movement of produce:
Artlclra— Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, barrels 65,200 25.300
Wheat, bushels -i 2.000 P6.600
Corn, bushel* 176JM0 "M 1*? 9
Oats, bushels 213.000 H.
Rye. bushel I.o' *■«♦
Barey, bushel 106.J0C 46,200
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Shipping News
BAN PEDRO, Nov. 17.—Arrived: Steamship
Governor, fiom San Diego; steam schooner
Klamath, from Columbia, river via San Fran
cisco; steam schooner San Gabriel, from Jmp
qua River direct; steamer Ilanalel, from San
Francisco direct. '
Balled: Steamship Governor, for Seattle via
Itedondo Beach and San Francisco, steam
schooner Marshfleld. for Hardy Creek via San
Francisco; steam schooner .Tahoe. for Moss
Landing; steam schooner Santa Barbara, for
Aberdeen via San Francisco; steam schooner
Wellesley, for Grays Harbor via San Fran-
Cisco.
; MISCELLANEOUS NOTES
The steamer Governor arrived from San Die
go this morning and proceeded to San Fran
cisco and Seattle via Redondo Beach with
passengers and freight for the Pacific Coast
Steamship company.
The steamer Klamath, Captain Johansen, ar
rived today from Columbia river via San Fran
cisco with passengers and 20,000 ties for the
Southern Pacific. She will sail for return to
morrow with passengers.
The steamer San Gabriel, Captain Wester
dahl, arrived today from Umpqua with 600,000
feet of lumber for the Kcrckhoff-Cuzner Lum
ber company. _ ,
The steamer Santa Barbara, Captain Zad
dart, sailed today for Aberdeen via Pan Fran
cisco with passengers and will load lumber
for this port.
The steamers Wellesley and Tahoe sailed to
day for Sun Francisco to load freight for
Portland.
The steamer Marshflald, Captain Ahlln,
sailed for Hardy Creak via San Francisco to
reload lumber for this port.
The steamer Haaalel, Captain Hamma, ar
rived today from Ban Francisco with pas
sengers and freight for the Independent Steam
ship company, and will sail for return to
morrow.
MOVEMENT OF STEAMERS
ARRIVE
Santa Rosa. San Fraaotsoa Nov. IS
Chehalls, Aberdeen Nov. IS
Beaver, Portland Nov. 19
Norwood, Aberdeen Nov. 19
Watson, Seattle Nov. 19
Roanoke. Portland NOV. -1
President, Seattle Nov. 2:
Roanoke, San Diego Nov. 23
llanalei, San Francisco Nov. 23
President, San Diego !*»v. 24
Hear. Portland Nov. 24
Buckmao, Seattle Nov. aS
Santa Rosa, San Francisco Nov. 2i
DEPART
Hanoi*!, San Francisco Nov. 11
Santa ltosa. San Diego Nov. II I
I,'eaver. Portland Nov. 20
Roanoke, San Diego Nov. 21
Watson, Seattle , Nov. 21,
Roanoke, Portland Nov. l|
president, San Diego Nov. 23
Hanalel, San Francisco Nov. 2 !
President. Seattle Nov. 24
Bear, Portland Nov. 25
Santa Rosa. San Diego Nov. 2$
Bookman, Seattle Nov. 28
TIDE TABLB
November IS 3:05 9:2* 4.28 ■■ 11:11
1.9 7.0 1.2 4.1
November 19 3:11 10:09 6::3 ....
2.3 6.7 1.0
November 20.........12:28 4:27 10:EU «;2J
3.8 3.8 t.i 0.1
1 ARRIVALS ami DEFAIUTBES .
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 17.—Arrived: Steam
ers Ceo. W. Kldsr, Santa Monica, San Pedro.
Sailed: Steamer Santa Rosa. Ban '"SO.
ST. LOUIS- WOOL
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 17. —Wool unrhang'd;
medium grades combing and clothing, M'k
@24c; light fine. ZD&l2e; heavy /Im. 13<t
17c; tub washed, !0 if 330.
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