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LATEST FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL REPORTS; STOCKS AND BONDS
COMBINE CAUSES
STOCK WEAKNESS
U. S. Steel, Union Pacific and
Reading Remain the Cen
ter of Activity
HILL'S TALK AN INFLUENCE
Evidence That Wealthy Specula
tors Are Reversing Posi
tions Is Offered
(Associated Press)
NEW YORK, Nov. 28.—A number
of financiers combined t.|> cause the
acute weakness of stocks today. Tho
most significant factor In the day's
greatly expanded dealings, however,
was that United States Steel, Union
Pacific and Reading held the over
whelming preponderance of activity
over the whole market combined, a
condition which has characterized
these stoclis for weeks. This fact of
fered convincing evidence that reversal
of position by the small group of
wealthy speculators and bankers who
have practically carried the whole of
recent markets was in progress.
The fact which seems to have most
Influence on this action by thr leading
speculative forces was the Interview
sont out from St. Paul yestordaV with
riinlrman James J. Hill of the Great
Northern railway. The picture lie
painted vim a gloomy one. of a halt in
profitable activities throughout next
year as a penalty for the world's past
extravagance!.
An effective and timely supplement
to Mr. Hill's interview in forcing the
decline in prices was the tone of ad
-1 vices from the iron and steel trade.
Bonds were easy; total sales, par
value. $2,033,000.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
NEW YORK STOCKS
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wll
«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. 28.— Following were the
quotations today:
Sales. Stock. High. Low. Bid. Ask.
Allls-Cholmers 8% 10
200 do preferred .... 33 33 SI 32
26,200 Amalg Copper .... 69V4 MM 66% 67
3.600 Amer Beet Sugar. 3714 3614 35% *il4
do preferred 02 M
1,000 Aro«r Can Co ....10% 914 9% 9%
300 do preferred .... 80% 77 76% 77
3.200 Am«r Car & Fdry. 64% 61% 51% 62
do preferred 113% 115
600 Amer Cotton Oil.. «4 62% 62 04
do preferred 100 101
Amer Express 230 260
900 Am Ice Securities. 18% 18% 18 18%
Amer Linseed ...... .. 11% i2l(
200 do preferred .... 3214 32 31% 32
500 Amer Locomotive.. 59,4 37% 37% 38
do preferred 109% 107
27.000 Amer Smlt ie Kfg. 80% 77% 7774 78
700 do preferred ..10814 106 105 1"5%
2,(i00 Amer fciusar 117 115%- 115% 115%
800 do preferred ....IM% 116 115 116
- 400 Amer Steel Fdrs .. «% 44 45 46
3,700 Am Tel & Tel C 0.133% 130% 130% 141
300 Amer Tob pfd .... 95 94% 94% 9514
Amer Woolen 33 34
300 do preferred .... 94 93% 9314 »a«i
1,200 Anaconda 41% 3014 3914 40
200 Atlantic C Line ..117% 117 117 118
19,000 AT* Santa Fe.10314 100% 100% l""%
200 do preferred ....10114 101 101 10U4
1,000 Baltimore & 0hi0.107 106% 106% 105%
.... do preferred 88 91
6,600 B T 77% 76% 76% 7«
100 Canadian Pacific..l 96% 194% 195 195%
11.100 C & O 84% Si 82 82%
C & A ■ " 40
1,700 C & G W 23% 32% 22% 22V4
600 do preferred .... 40 -45 40 47
SOO C & N W 145% 144 ■ 144% 144%
8,500 0 M & St P 124% 122% 12214 122%
1,100 do preferred ....147% 148 146 148
2,400 Central leather .. 34% 32% 33 33%
100 do preferred ....106% 105% 105% 10«
Cent of N J 272- 285
200 CCC& St L 67 67 ■ 64 •87
do preferred 98% 103
2,300 Colorado F & 1... 34 32 31% 32
do preferred 11014 115
Columbus HC& 1.. .. 4% 6%
Colorado Southern .. .. 68 69
do Ist. preferred 74 70
do 2d preferred 73 76
6,600 Consolidated C3a5..134% 132% 132% 133
1,700 Corn Prooilucts ... 16% II 16 1614
70 1 do preferred .... 73% 77% 77 78%
300 Del & Hudson ....169 1«8 167 168
...... DL & W 500 675
300 D & R O 32 30% 30% 31%
1,50* do preferred .... 73% 71% 71 72
200 Diamond Match ..90 1014 BD% »0
i 1,200 Distil Securities .. 03 32 31% 32%
300 Dulutu HS & A.. 11% 1114 11% 12
100 do preferred —22 -"- 21% 23
2800 Erie . 29! 28% 28% 25%
600 do Ist preferred.. 45% 17 46% 47%
do 2d preferred 35 " 36
1.500 General Electric.,ls9Vi 157 157 158
900 Gt Northern Ore.. 69% M 57% 59
5 600 do preferred ....123% 121% 121% 121%
300 Illinois Central ...134>4 132% 131% 134
2,1100 lnterboro-Metro ... 20% 19 19 _ 18%
6 800 do preferred .... S5Vi 62% 02% 62%
400 InUrnat Paper ... 13% 13 12% 13
500 do preferred .... 57 65% 65% 65%
2,900 Internat Pump ... 44% 43 43 43%
200 do preferred .... 85 84% 84% 85%
100 lowa Central .....20% 20% 19 21
300 do preferred .... 36% 35 32% 33
900 X C Southern .... 32% 32 31% 32
100 do preferred .... 66 66 64 67
.■* . .. L E & Western 15 20
do preferred 39 43
1,300L&N 14414 141 141 142
Mackay SI 95
do preferred 74 To
200 Manhattan 140% 140 140 14?
1,700 Mexican Central .. 36% 36 36% 8«K
...;... Minn &St L * M 3°
do preferred <•■ 45 54
1,300 MStP &S S M..133U 130 130 130%
do preferred 147 150
1.400 M Kft Texas 33% 32% 32% 32%
200 do preferred .... 64 64 63 6..
1.900 Mo Paclflo 61 49% 49 49>,4
1,000 National Load .... 6714 r.li 65% 57
1,000 do preferred ....10614 106% 101% 106%
100 National Biscuit ..111 111 HI 112
.... do preferred 120% 124
1,200 Nevada Cons 20% 1914 19% -•>
300 N V Air Brake .. 73% 73% 72 75
12,300 N V Central *113% Hl% 111% 1154
200 N YC& St L 86 65 64% 66,
do l»t preferred .. 10114 110
...'.. do 2d preferred 87 95
200 NYN II & Hart.ls3 152% 152 153
1,400 N V Out & W.... 4214 41% 41% 4174
1,800 Norfolk & West.. 98% 98% 88% 99
do preferred 83 9.1—
000 North American .. 61% 60% 61% 62%
7,000 Northern Paelflo ..11614 11414 114% 114%
Omaha .. 135 150
do preferred 160 170
.... Pacific Coast 102 110
1,600 Pacific Mall 33% 32% 82% 33
8.900 Penna RR Co 130% 12874 128% 129H
500 People's Gas 106 106% 10514 1"6
700Plttsburg Coal .... 19% 19% 19% 19H
300 do preferred .... 70 70 68 70
PCC& St L, 95 /98%
do preferred .... .. . 110 115%
200 Pressed HI eel Car. 33 32% 32% 32%
; do preferred 9614 B*l4
200 Ry Steel Springs.. 33% 33% 34 36
200 do preferred .... 97% 96% 95% 9714
108,900 Heading 162% 148% 148% 148%
.... do Ist preferred 87% 8814
. do M preferred .. .. 94 97
"J'OOO Republic 8 & 1... 34 33 33 83%
100 do preferred .... 96 M 96 97
10 300 Rock Island C* ... 33 31% 31% • 81%
1,200 v do preferred .... 86% 65 64 6514
800 Sloss Shet S & 1.. 51 491 i 49 49%
do preferred 114%
' ... ML, & SB 1 l»t pfd .. .. 60 63
■ " 500 do 24 preferred.. 41 >4 40 40 40%
200 St I, *8 W 24% 23% 22% 24
WO da preferred .. 62 WA. 69. M
600 Southern roclflc ..117% 114% 11474 115
J.HOO Southern Hallway. 27 26 25% 26
2 000 do preferred ....62% 69%. 60 MM
"2,100 Tennessee Copper. 37% ■ M 38 J«!i
Texas Paclflo ■• » -'
1,800 Third Aye 11% 10% I°V« 104
SOO Toledo St I, &W. 25% 2fi'i 23 24
100 do preferred .... 66 66 66% 67
Twin City R T 10S 110
Union Bag & Papr .... [ •
do preferred •■ " «0
94,000 Union Pacific 177% 174% 174% 174 7/4
600 in preferred .... 92T4 92','a "2% "
United Rds of 8 F .. .. » 29H
do preferred r's'4 68
;II X Cast Irn Pipe .. .. j<>'i M
do preferred •• *•*> ■57
300 U S Rubber 35 34 31 -8..
400 do Ist preferred.llo 109?, 109% 110
do 2d preferred.. .. 72 To
106,600 1! 8 Steel Cor 79% 76% 76% ■<>%
1,100 do preferred ....117% 117* 117% 1"«4
7.900 Utah Copper 49% 46% 46% 47
3.600 Va-Car Chem Co.. 62V4 60% 60% 60%
do preferred ..' 121 124%
DOOWabash 17* 16% 16* 17
1,100 do preferred .... 36Vi 3f.'i 35% Wi
Wells Fargo Ex 152 160
800 Western Union ... 72 71 71 <»
1,200 Wcntlnghouse 1 67% M **
W&li 13 6Mi C
do Ist preferred 12 16
do 2d preferred 7% »
300 Wisconsin Central. 68 57 67 60
Am Hide & Leath .. .. 4>i *'A
do preferred 21% 22% \
Am As & Chcm ** «*
■■"600 BM lh ISt«r!f...'.'"32Vi Ml m «jj
300 do preferred .... 60% 69% 5914 «0%
8.000 Ooldfleld Con. .... 8% SVi S "'*
3,000 Infl Harvester ...113 110 110% 110%
200 do preferred ....121% 121% 121 121%
Nat Enamel & 8 1" «
■■^r^K::::ii« 43% Si &
do preferred ■•■ 90 ™
■■■'206 Pullman 164% 164% 163 t«
300 Sears 182 «»Vi I"!* 1'
IT a Realty • « •''
900 West Maryland.... 46% 45 « 46
16,400 Lehlgh Valley ...186 179% 160% 180%
Total sales, 824,500 shares.
NEW YORK BONDS
BMotM service to The Herald by J. C. \Mt
lon "12 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. -Following were the
I closing quotations: Bid Asked
Atchison general 4s 98}* 98%
lAtchlson cony 4s W» 100 .
Baltimore & Ohio Ist 4b 98 98 4
BRT 4h ■•.•««■ "'A
Colorado Industrial 6b 'iV» '»
Us Realty 5s « »"»
I Rock Island col 4s «J» '♦
Southern Pacific ret 4s 93' a 94
Southern Pacific col 4s « »- *
Union Pacific Ist 4s 100% 101 V.
Union Paclnc cony 4s JWI iw
U 3 Steel Bl WJH *««
United Railway 4s « ™
Wobash debenture 4» «4* •»
Western Pacific 6s 9JJ4 Mi
Armour &Co 4',4s 91% »<
Japanese 4s .V- '■> •'
Japanese Ist 4% »*. »<}»
Japanese Id 4%s ««4 »M*
Southern Paclno cony it «6% »■
Denver &R G ret 6s MJ. 91
V 5 2s registered :::::::::::::::::::353 101
IJ S2s coupon '00% vn%
VI 3. registered 101% 102%
II s3s coupon 101% '«*%
1! 84s registered jig* "
U S 4s coupon I™*
Panama 2s }™JJ
Panama 1938» 100»
U. S. TREASURY CONDITION
WASHINGTON, Nov. 28-At the beginning
of business today the condition of the Lnlted
treasury was: Working ahlance In treasury
Office! $32.577.426; In bank, and Philippine
treasury, $33,781,875; total balance In general
fund, $80,147,784. , ,
Ordinary receipts Saturday were $3,182,552.44,
with disbursements of $!420,5!>0.65.
The deflclt to date this fiscal year Is $«.
--869.995.99, as against $28,H60,255.91 at this time
'"Thewf'flirurea excludo Panama canal and
public debt ransactions.
FINANCIAL RECORD
NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-Money on call easy,
i%Om: ruling rate, 2%; closing bid, 2%, of
'^iri^ns^asTand dv,,; .s.xty day bill.
and ninety days, 4®4' / 4; »lx """J"*' J®*^ t
Close-Prime mercantile. 6%55% per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual busi
ne™ in bankers^ bills at 4.8010®4 8230 for
sixty day bills and at 4.86 for demand.
Commercial bills, 4.81',iiff4.82.
Bar silver. 65%.
love'rn ln lien't"b?nds, - steady; railway bonds,
easy. . •
NEW YORK COTTON
gpMial service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
son, 212 West Fifth street. Los Angeles.
NEW YORK, Nov. 28.— Some of the large
traders took profits In cotton today, probably
with the view of taking It back cheaper. The
weakness in Wall street prices had much to
do with the weakness also, as the feeling of
uneasiness seemed to spread from one market
"The" New Orleans Times Democrat estimate
was made public and the traders construed It
much in the manner In which their market
commitments stood. Tho bulls were certain
the estimate was too large and the bears vice
versa. I The closing was steady at a little bet
ter than the low price.
Quotations ranged as follows: -—t -lo»e—
w I Open. High. Low. Bid. Ask.
January 14.96 14.97 14.75 14.77 14.79
M a brc u harsr ::::::::::«.» »s »•» »:" is:"s
ADrTI .... 15.15 15.15 15.15 15.09 15.11
{?'" . IMO 15.40 15.17 16.11 15.22
7?* '.'.'....... 15.35 16.35 15.35 16.17 15.19
3","" .. 15.31 15.31 15.13 15.17 15.18
A uL,V ...14.93 14.93 14.78 14.81 14.84
November .. .. 14.80 14.80 14.80 14.76 14.80
December . 14.89 14. 14.72 14.78 14.60
Spot cotton, 16c; barely steady. 16 points
10C vorpool cotton closed unchanged to % point
up on near and unchanged to «4 point lower
on distant months. ■
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
s\N FRANCISCO, Nov. 28.-Beans— PlnK,
»«7t®s: ifma $«.«0«4.«i smaU white, *>.2S«
"•SitSSS-SSUSn lIKnJ». n.40©i.50 ; sa-
Unas Murbanks, »1.50@1.75; Merced .meet..
S2 105*2.25
--■ Onions- 11.10; common, 80c.
Various-Green peas, 6@8o; string beans,
lOo; egg Slant, Ss@6oc; green poppers *•*£
tomatoes, 60c@51.25; summer squash. |1.25©1.75 i
iriLriio 44»5c; cucumbers, (1@1.50.
vouitry-Roosters, old, »5©5.60; roosters,
young' l«@f1-50? broilers, small. J3®4; broilers
large $1^4.50; Bry«ri, $3@5.60; hens, J4^o»
10- ducks! old, »6@7; ducks, young. $8010;
geese, $2©3; goslings. »2fflS; pigeons, young,
extras. »5.40@5.80; bakers- ex
tras. J5.40Q0.80; Oregon and Washington, »t
&^S?"»W^ sewing, n.oe^
®Oats^-Red. J1.17W®1.37H: white, J1.45©1.58;
Ml'llstuaß-Ml 4 ddllngi., »32@36; mixed end, .25
©26- rolled barley. |22®24; oatmeal. »4.25; oat
croatn, $4.28; rolled oats, |2»@Sl.
Hay-Wheat J9»14; wheat and oat. t8@ll.50;
oat wild, A©o; oat, tame, »8@12.B0; altalfa.
Siiiuii; straw, J3o<U'So. bar.ey. 8570; oats. 3430;
Receipts-Flour. 4042; barley, 70; oat., mid
beans? 3405: potatoes. 8116; onions. 300; mid
dlings, HO; hay. 360; straw. 6; hide.. «5;
wine, 41,100.
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 28.—Butter— Fancy
creamery. 38c; second., 35c; fancy dairy. 30c.
Cheese-New. 18@l«Hc; Young America. 1«H
Eggs—Ranch, BOHc; store. 49Hc.
CHICAGO, Nov. 28.-Butter— Easy; cream
eries, 24@30c; dairies, 23(&.27c.
Eggs-Firm; receipts. 2410 cases; at mark,
cases included, 19V4«24«ic; firsts. 29c; prime
"'.■^.."-Steady; daisies. litt®l6%c; twins,
.,,, i4i'.c; Young Americas, 15'4@15Vio; Long
Horns. 15V4@18%0.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO, Nov. 28— Cattle—Receipts esti
mated at 32,000; market steady, ehade oft:
beeVes $4.60,97.40; Texas steers, »4.25«t,.40;
we.tern steers, »4.25©6.60; "tocker. and feed
ers, |3.30®6.60: cows and heirers, »2.20©«.30;
calves $7.20" estimated at SB.OOO; market
lloks— ncctlptß ostimated at 3C.000; market
Btrong- llKht. W. 7007.10; mtxed, M.76®7.15;
heavy J6 75©7.20: rough. »e.75@6.»; good to
choice' heavy, J6.9f1©7.a0; pig.. *«.30ffi6.90; bulk
Oi s_-,i.., -Re, elpta estimated at 40,000; market
steady; native, J3.254p4.25; western, |2.1«84.Mj
yearllnga. »4.20®5.23; lambs, native, |4.J6©«.(W;
weaturn, HJHHW.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 29, 1010.
CONSOLIDATED MIDWAY
ADVANCES ON EXCHANGE
Stock Begins Upward Trend.
35,500 Shares Sold-Mex.
Petroleum Com. Is Firm
Consolidated Midway I'd in all transactions
on the Los Angeles stock exchange yesterday,
advancing <!#irlng the call three points over
Saturdays close. The stock showed all through
the call an upward tendency, closing at better
than 30c. Transactions In Consolidated Mid
way were among the heaviest since Hi stock
was listed, 35,600 shares changing hands during
the call. Trading opened with Consolidated
Midway selling at Saturday's close, of a frac
tion above |Sc, advancing a point In the morn-
I ing. In the afternoon there was a rush on
Consolidated Midway, and it was tho chief
attraction throughout the day, opening in the
afternoon at 20 and advancing to 21, closing a
fraction above MC. It was rumored that all
| Consolidated Midway loose stock on the market
| has been worked off and that It now will stead- ;
I lly advance to Its old base around 35c.
Mexican Petroleum common was the second
best trader of the day. This stock was actlva
I throughout the session and cloned firm, with
1 sales 0*333 shares in, small lots, around $38.t.0,
the range belnn from $B*. to $35.62 a shore.
The anxiety felt locally over unfavorable con
ditions In Mexico is now a thing of tho past,
It Is said, thus creating a more healthy market
for Mexican oil stocks.
Associated was strong around $43.60, although
trading In the stock was light. The only trans
action recorded was fifty shares at' $43.50.
There was some demand for Cleveland OH,
and 8000 shares were sold at lc. This stock Is
said to have reached bottom and with favor
able reports from the field comes the rumor
that shares will soon advance.
There were four tales of Union, amounting
to 31 shares, at a shade above $101.37. Union
Provident sold at $101, and 1000 shares of Jade
Oil changed hands at a fraction below Me.
Jade was weak at the close.
Johnnie was the only active stock In the
mining list. Three sales, amounting to 8000
shares, were made 14Vic, and the stock closed
firm.
Bonds, bank and Industrial stocks were In
active.
MORNING SALES
WOO Cleveland 01
1000 Cleveland, per M 9.75
6000 Cleveland, per M 9.60
4:,00 Oon«o!M»t*<l Midway IS
3000 Consolidated Midway 1V»
1000 Consolidated Midway 18%
1000 Consolidated Midway, buyer 30 13
1000 Consolidated Midway 19
BOM Consolidated Midway 19*4
140 Mexican Petroleum Ltd. common... 35.50
10 Mexican Petroleum Ltd. common... 35.37 Vi
20 Mexican Petroleum Ltd. common... 35.02' a
10 Union 101.8754
AFTERNOON SALES
DO Associated OH •ijj}
' 4000 Cleveland Oil 01
1000 Consolidated Midway 19%
1000 Consolidated Midway 20
6000 Consolidated Midway 21
1000 Consolidated Midway 20%
4000 Consolidated Midway 20%
8000 Consolidated Midway 20%
180 Mexican Petroleum Ltd. common... 35.50
1 Union 101-25
10 Union W1.37H
1 Union Provident Co 101.00
1000 Jade Oil Co 32%
OFF BOARD
1000 United 80
BANK STOCKS
Bid. Asked.
All Night and Day Bank 70.00 .....
Bank of Southern California ........ 100.00 -
Broadway Bank and Trust Co.. 150.00 175.00
California Savings Bank 115.00
Central National Bank 171.00 .....
Citizens National 224.00 230.00
Commercial National 150.00 .....
Equitable Savings Dank 200.00
Farmers and Merchants Nat 1!., ..... 350.00
Federal Bank of 1.. A 123.00 .....
First National 610.00
German American Saving* ....826.00 340.00
Globe Savings Bank 120.00
Home Savings Bank of L. A..116.00
Merchants' National 560.00 .....
Merchants Ban kand Trust Co 135.00
National Bank of California ...190.00 .....
National Bank of Commerce...lo7.so 120.0')
Security Savings Bank ..... 400.00
The Southern Trust Co 74. 80.00
(50 per cent paid up)
U. S. National Bank 145.00
INDUSTRIAL AND PUBLIC UTILITIES
t Bid. Asked.
Arizona & Swansea R. R 90.00
Cal Portland Cement Co 80.00
California Hospital 70.00 .....
Edison Electric pfd ■■ '0.00
Edison Electric com 49.00 61.00
Hawaiian Com and Sugar 34.00 MOO
Homo Telephone pfd 30.00 30.25
Home Telephone common ....... 4.00 B.W
Hutchinson S. P. Co 1600 .....
L. A. Athletic Club 5.00 ■v 8.00
L. A. Brewing' Co ••■; 100.00
L. A. Investment Co 3.2» 3.45
Mexican Nafl Gas com 10.00 38.00
Paauhau S. P. Co 22.50 24.00
Pacific Mutual Life Ins. Co 290.00
Pac. Con. Stone Co ; 5.03 .....
Pasadena Home T. & T. Co 32.50
Riverside Home T. & T. Co 22.00
San Diego Home T. & T. C 0... ..... 17.60
Santa Monica B. H. T. pfd.... 9.00 .....
Sun Drug Co J-JJ
Seaside Water Co •■■■• '5.00
Title G. A Tr. Co. pfd 275.00
Title I. & Tr. Co pfd TO.OO
Title I & Tr. Co. com 1.600
Title I. & Tr. scr. C 176.00 .....
U. 8. L. D. & T. Co: pfd 35.00
Union Security Corp. pfd ... 100.00
Union Trust Co 30.00 33.00
Whlttler Home T. & T. Co 00.00
OIL STOCKS
Amalgamated Oil MOO .*....
American Crude Oil Co •*»
American Pet Co pfd ..... 95.00
American Pet Co common 87.00 W.OO
Associated Oil «-*5 44.00
California Midway Oil Co 65 ■<><>
Desmond's np^ Our CiKtnmprs
Men's and Young Men's X O \J UI V<UMU 111 CIO
Fu?nishfn Sgs nd Have You Seen and REGISTERED for Our
SpringatThirdSt.,L.A. NEW 1911
PACKARD LIMOUSINE
On Exhibition at Our Store?
TO BE GIVEN AWAY JANUARY 4 th NEXT
Ask to See Our Special Values in Men's <£ 1 A *] C
and Young Men's Suits at . . .... .SK 1* *+>
And Our $40, $35 and $30 Overcoats (IJJ9 COO
Now On Sale While They Last at. . , . «fl>^%J.V/\/
Central • 1.75% 1.76
Cleveland Oil Co "1 ■••••
Coallnga Central Oil Co ..•• .70
CorwolltotVd'MWway'oil'co!!!! ••2 12° .
Consolidated Midway OU Co "', .-""•4
Continental Oil •''
Euclid Oil Co ,™
Fullnrton Oil " 5-""
Globe '■' ' 15
Jade Oil Co .I'SP*
Mexican Pet Ltd pfd «»■•>" ■■■■■
Mexican Pet Ltd com 8.10 M.M
Mascot on Co .; »■»
New Pennsylvania Pet Co 6a ..5
Perseus Oil Co -"
Plnal Oil Co ■• 1° °° .
l'iMi Oil and L Co 20 .....
Rice Ranch Oil Co ■• ™>
Trader's on Co ».« 100.00
Union •- 101.2.1 lO)'S7V4
Union Provident Co 99.60 100.25
United Petroleum 100.50 101.50
United Oil Co Mi , ■"■•
Western Union '00.00
NON-PRODUCERS—
Oleum Development Co 02%
BONDS
, Rid. Asked.
American Petroleum ■■ 90
Associated Oil Co 94%
Corona City Water Co 93 ..
Corona Power and Water Co.. H 102
Cucamonca Water Co 9G'4
Ellison Electric Co.. Ist R 100% ..
Edison Electric Co., old issue.. 101 106
Home Telephone Co -- S3
Home Telephone Co Ist rfdg... .1 <4
Huasteca Pipe Line 100
Los Angles Electric Co 99 ..
L. A Pacific Ist con mtgs 104%
L. A. Pacific Ry. gen con 101
L. A. Paclnc Ry. Ist rfdg 93
Los Angelei Railway Co 105
7 A. Traction Co. 6s 102 110
L. A. Traction Co. 6s 101 106
Mexican National Gas Co 100
Mission Trans. &R. C 0......... M 100
Pacific Electric Ry. Co 99
Pacific Light and Power C 0.... 80% 98%
Pasadena Home T. & T. Co 80
Pomona Con. Water Co 102%
Santa Monica Bay H. T. Co 7?
Santa Monica 11. T. & T. Co.. .. 80
San Diego H T & T Ist mtgs.. .. 73
Temescal Water Co 103
Union Transportation Co 91
U. S. Long Dlst. T. &T. Co.. 66 SO
| Viaalla Water Co 96
Whittier Home T. &T. C 0.... 70 90
DAILY MINING CALL
Official sales—3ooo Johnnie 14%.
LISTED STOCKS
CALIFORNIA— Bid. Asked.
California Hills M Co 03% .04%
Consolidated Mines Co 7.50 M
NEVADA—
Johnnie Mng. and Millng C 0... .14%
STOCK EXCHANGE NOTES
Broker A. C. Wacy returned yesterday from
a trip through the oil fields of the San
Joaquln valley.
Manager Gregory of the Johnnie Mining and
Milling company returned from the property
yesterday. He Bays the mine never looked
better.
A rumor was current on the Los Angeles
stock exchange yesterday that the Central Oil
company would declare an extra Christmas
dividend of Z'i cents a share.
A sale of 1000 shares of Johnnie stock on
the exchange yesterday showed an advance
of a point over Saturday, and It is aald bet
ter things are in store for the Johnnie at an
early date.
Four now members will be voted upon at
a meeting of members of the exchange today.
The four applicants for seats are Frank F.
Peard, A. J. Amann, Walter H. Fisher and
Sydney Smith.
The Western Union Telegraph company has
applied for privilege to put a wire In the
exchange. At present only the Postal has
connections there. Action In the matter will
be taken at a future meeting of the board.
The Palmer Oil company brought In Its
fourth well on property In the Santa Maria
Held yesterday. This well 1b reported to be
the largest ever brought In by that company,
exceeding In output even tho Palmer's noted
No. L
BANK CLEARINGS
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 28.—Bank clearings to
day were J3,078,727.61, an increase of J741i.144.47
as compared with the amount for the corre
sponding date of last year. Following is a
comparative statement:
1810. 1909. 1908.
Nov. 28 13,078.725.fl »2,332.51i4.H J2.324.749.42
FRUIT MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 28.— Fruits—Fancy
apples, 65c: common, 40c. •
B«rrles—Strawberries, $3@5; huckleberries,
siS?Bc; raspberries, $6@12.
Grapes—Ordinary, T>Oc@»l.
Peaches—Common, 60c; fancy, $1.
Pomegranates—7sc@|l.26.
Persimmons—socffisl.
Oranges—Navels, $1.75{?2.75.
Mexican limes—ss@6.
Lemons—Common California, $2; fancy, $«.
Tropical fruits—Bananas, 75c®53.50; pineap
ples, $2@2.00.
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY
NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.—The visible supply
of grain In the United States Saturday, No
vember 26, us compiled by thu New York
produce exchange, follows:
Wheat. 42.485.000 bu; decrease. 634,000.
Corn, 1,462,000 bu; decrease. 903.000.
Oats, 10,502,000 bu; decrease, 179,000.
Rye, 453,000 bu; Increase, 45,000.
Barley, :>,206.0U0 bu; decrease, 500,000.
ST. LOUIS WOOL
XT LOUIS, Nov. 2S.— Wool—Steady: comb
ing and clothing. UtfQttc; liKht line, 20@22c;
heavy fine, UQtTc; tub washed, 900880,
You can buy It. perhaps at many places, but
there's one BEST place to buy It—and that
place advertises.
EGGS SLUMP FIVE CENTS
DOZEN IN LOCALMARKET
Holiday Prices Too High-Firmer
Tone in Potato Market.
Celery Cheaper
Due largely to the fact that OOHBUmeri for
several weeks have considered local eggs a
del Ided luxury at 50 and 53 cent? a dozen,
resuming In slow sales by retailers, egg han
dlers have been unah; *k °f stock
as rapidly as desired. The egg dealers got to
gether In the produca market Monday, com
pared notei, and wholetale prices were re
luced from 52 cents ftd fTMII ranch candled
to 47 tents, a drop o£ 5 cents, and from 46
to 4.1 cents for frejh ranch, case counts. This
rhango cuts the retail selling price 5 cents,
and It Is believed will create a greater de
mand for eggs. There was no change In
value of eastern stock.
Pink beam advanced to $."<ff6 per cwt., while
small whites, blurkc-yes and Garvanas were
reduced fractionally.
Celery ilwllned to $2.50 a crate,
Ballnal and Lompoc potatoes are quoted at
|1.85®8; n.:w potatoes at $1 a box, and yellow
„
Receipts of local produ'-e were: Eggs, Va
butter, 17,730 pounds; cheese, 4L31
pounds; r'otatocs. «2W MOka; onions. *jO sacks;
sweet potatoes, 65 packs; apples, 421>0 boxes.
PRODUCE PRICES
Following are the official prices of pro
rtuce to rotallan as compiled by the Market
Reporter:
HLTTIiR-Selling prico to trade, 2VzC
higher. California creamery, extras. 36 'be;
do firsts, MVic; cooking, 25c; ladle, 25e.
EGOS—Local ranch, candled, 47c; do case
count, buying price, 43t; eastern fresh, 38c;
eastern storage, packed extra, 30^3tc.
CHEKSE-Soutbsrn, per Ib., 18c; northern,
per lb., 18iS18Hr; northern storage, per lb.,
15c; eastern, singles, per lb., 18 Vic; eastern,
twins, per lb., 17V4&Wc; eastern Cheddars, per
lb., 13c; eastern, horns, par lb., 19c; eastern,
daisies, per lb., 19c; Oregon, twins, £«">•;
HVi'SlSc; Oregon, daisy, per 11).. ISB'IU'Ao:
Swiss Imported, per lb.. 32c; Swiss domestic,
block, per lb., H9Mo; tSwina domestic, wheel,
per lb., 22g24c; cream brick, per lb., W't.xc;
llmburger, per lb., ISfflSOo; Roquefort, per lb.,
Edam, per case, |B'u9.
ONlONS—Northern Australian Browns, per
cwt., 11.75; Northern Yellow Danven, 11.75;
Oregon, $1.85; garlic, per lb.. Be.
BEANS-NO. 1 pink, $5.50<56; No. 1 limas.
16.26416.50; Lady Washing"". $4.25; No. 1
small' whites. |4.H; No. 1 blackeyes. JJ.H
@6; No. 1 Garvanzas, 14.60) No. 1 Cali
fornia lentils. $7.
POTATOES — Highland, cwt.. $1 ou&l. ,S.
Nevadas, $1.75g1.85; Lompocs. $1.86<u2; Salinas.
Early Rose, northern. It; new pota
toes.'box, $1; yellow sweets, |1.76®2.
DRII2D FRUlTS—Appl«a—Kvaporatad, lb.,
:>' 2 ",hi'.,0 apricots, lb.. 12V4©13c; currants,
lb., 10i"; do pkg.. OlSlOc; dates, Fard, 6ns,
lb , lie; do 12b, 12e.; do Golden, 60s. lb., 8c;
do pkg., 9c; figs, black and white, per lb.,
6',4@7Vic; do white, 6-oz. pkgs., 60s, |I.Bo®
2; do 12-oz.. 12s, pkg.,oo@96c; do 16-oz., 10«,
pkg.. $1; do 16-oz. cartons, 12s, Me; nec
tarines, lb., 10c; peaches, lb., 6VjS7'ic; peam,
lb. 10@mic; plums, lb., 10c; prunes, 30-40 S.
IflUfflllc; do 40-DOs, l"c; do 50-60S, 9Hc; do
60-70 S. 7«,®BHc; do 70-809, 7Hflß*c; do SO-SOs.
So; do 90-lOOs, 7(&7%c: do sacks, 14c; raisins.
Sultanas, bleached, lb., 10c; do unbleached,
lb . s@sV'aC; seeded raising. 18-oz. pkgs., 7c;
do 12-oz. pkgs.. 6c; London layers, 2 crown,
20-lb. box, $1.15; do 3-orown, 20-lb. box,
$1.25; do 4-crown, 20-lb. box, $1.50; loose
muscatels, 2-crown, 6c; do 3-crown, S«c;
do 4-crown, 6c; citron, 16c; orange and lem
on peel, 14c.
FRESH FRUITS— Citrus-Oranges, Valen
clas, $4; do navels, $2.25<ff3; lemons, $4<3>
5; grapefruit, seedless, $3.:,0g3.75; do seed
lings. $2.25@2.60.
APPLES—Baldwin, 4-tler, $2.75: bellefleurs,
4-tier, $1.15«j)1.23; do 4',--tler, 90W9uc; Bon
Caps, 4-tler, $1.50; do 4'4-tler. $1: Ben Davis,
4-tler, $1.10; do 4'i-tler, 85c; Gano, 4-tler,
Colorado, 12; Greenings, 4-tler, $1.2.'; do
4 1i-tler, J1.10; Hoovers, 4-tler, $1.50: do 4M>
tler. $1.15; Jonathans, 4-tler, $2.25(32.50;
Langfordß. 4-tier, $1.2501.35; Mlspourl Pip
pins, 11.25; do 4V2-tler, $1.10; Pearmains.
White Winter, 4-tier. $1.28; do 4'4-t!er, $1.10;
Pearmains. red, 4-tler, $1.10; do 4>4-tler. $1.10:
Rome Beauties, 4-tler, tS.UOI.M; Smith's
rider, 4-tler, $1.33: do 4H-tler, 75c; Spltzen
burg, 4-tler, $253.25; Yellow Newton Pippins,
4-tler, $1.35; do 4V5-tler, $1.15.
MISCELLANEOUS—AIIigator pears, doz.,
$5; bananas, per lb., 4Wc; blackberries, per
basket, 12c; cranberries, per bhl., $11@1-;
strawberries, per basket, 10c; casabai, per
crate. $1.50; Christmas melons, $2@2.25:
grapes, per box, 73c@51.50; pineapples, 8®
9c; peaches, par box. 50@75c; pears. Winter
Nellß, per box, $2.50®3; perslmmona, per
crate, $1.50@1.76; pomegranates, per crate,
$1.80.
VEGETABLES—Northern artichokes, doz.,
$1.26; green asparagus, loc lb.; ball peppers,
lb.. 7c; beets, doz. bunches. 35c; cabbage,
sack, 60f13>"5e: red cabbage, 3@3'ic lb.; car
rots, doz. bunches, 25fi>35c: cauliflower, crt..
$1.50@1.76; celery, crt., $2.50; cucumbers,
'crt., $2.50: green corn, box, 6f.c; corn husks.
10c; egg plant, lb.. lMnfZr.; horseradish, lb.,
25c; okra. 5c lb.; lettuce, crt.. 60@75c; peas,
6«7c; parsley, dozen, 25c; northern strawberry
rh'ilmrbs, box. J1.75; spinach, dozen. 20c;
sprouts, Cc; summer squash, lug box, 40©
50c; young onions, doz., 25c: turnips, doz.,
bunches. 20c: tomatoes, Co@7sc: yellow, $1:
beans, 6@7c lb.
NUTS— Fancy IXL ilmonds. 17'^n lb.; bra
zils, 14615 c lb.; cocoanuts. One: filberts, 14c
lb.; pecans. XX. 15c; do XXX. 16c lb.:
eaßtein pe.uiuts, 7®7M.e lb.; do Japan, CVic;
plnenuts. 18c; No. 1 assorted walnuts, 16c;
do budded. 18c; eastern popcorn, cwt., $3.60;
do local, $3.50.
RICE-Fancy Honduras (Carolina). $6.7 i
rwt ■ choice Honduras rfarollna), $6@"!.EI);
Japan grades, $3.75@4; Island, $5.50; broken,
$3. SO.
HONEY—White water extracted, 9c lb.;
do whltn. SHe; do light amber. Sc; comb,
water white, 1-lb. frames, 18c: do white,
17e; do light amber. He; beeswax. 30c lb.
LIVE STOCK—Packers pay f. O, D, Los
Angeles for beef steers, s®s',ic; beef helf
3rt , 4"-W,-<-; beef calves, 6V?6c; mutton
wethers, $jfj.'.sO: mutton ewes, $3®6.60; mut-
I hi lambs. J3.60©3.75; hogs, lie.
POULTRY— live, 26@280 lb. ; large
lions. 4 \h*. up, 22c lh.: do small. 2%@3»,i
lbs., 17c lb.; broilers, 1 to 1% lbs., Me lb.;
flier*,' to 3 lbs., 22c lh.; roast chickens,
22c lb. : dtickn. 22c lb.; K"e«e. 25c lb.; squabs,
$1.60 <>. -z : old roosters, 16c lb.
CHlLl—Evaporated, strings, 30c lb.; green,
4o IK: chill topius. "*: lb. ; Japan, 10c;
ground, Sc.
HAY (baled)— The following quotations fur
nished by the Los Angeles Hay Stnrag-e Co.
Barley, H2.80014.10j tame oat, ton, %\M9
H.BOj nlfalfa, ton, $13. r.O'Jj 14,50; wheat hay,
$ltftl.">.
MILL FEED— 11.65; whole corn, $1.75;
cracked corn. $1.80; feed meal, 11.36; rolled
hurley, $1.15; oil cake meal, $2.50; shorts,
Sl.fOi Kaffir corn. $1.75; white oats, SI.SB;
eastern red oats, $2.25; wheat, original sacks,
I cwt., 11.90; wheat, l"iHb. sacks, $1.95.
FLOUR AND FEED
Following are the wholesale prices for
flour an.l feed as quoted by tha Globe Grain
and Milling company, Los Angeles;
FAMILY FLOUR
A-l flour, per barrel $5.
A-l flour retails at $1.65 per % and
85c per '* pack.
Qlobe flour, per barrel 6.00
Globe flour retails at $1.80 per % and
95c per % sack.
Silver Star flour, per barrel 5.00
XXX flour, per barrel 4.40
Eighth barrel! 20c per barrel higher.
BAKERS' FLOUR
Globe flour, per barrel $6.20
Eastern graham flour, per barrel 6.20
Eastern whole wheat flour, per barrel 6.2u
Eastern rye flour, per barrel 5.50
Bakers' A-l flour, per barrel 5.4u
Bakers' pastry flour, per barrel 4.9'>
MEALS AND CEREAL GOODS. PER 100
POUNDS
6 lbs. 10 lbs. 25 lbs. 50 lbs.
A-l flour $3.60 $3.40
Tastry flour .. 3.10 3.20
Graham flour 3.10 $3.0r, 13.00
Corn meal. W&Y 2.60 2.40 2.35 2.30
Whole wheat 3 20 3.15 3.10
Rye flour 3.60 3.45 3.40
Cracked wheat 3.70 3.65 3.60
Farina '» 3.65 3.60
Wheat flakes, per sack of 60 lbs $1.1">
Wheat flakes, per barrel of 125 lbs. net 4.35
GRAIN AND FEED
100 lbs.
Wheat. No. I *}•"
Wheat (100-lb. sack). No. 1 1.80
Corn !••»
Cracked corn *•»»
Feed meal ''°
Rolled barley 1-JS
Seed barley , 1.20
Shorts. V»"
Eastern Willow charcoal 2.00
Small yellow corn I."0
Alfalfa meal }•*•
Bran, heavy »••'
Oil cake, meal *•»"
White oats J-ni
Rye seed -•".'
Egyptian corn. white '■'■■
Scratch food I<9°
Granite grit -™
Chick feed *i
Cracked wheat *.»'
Clam shell *. •!'
Oyster shell '• ls
First Exclude | LOS Angeles Office I Hom^FlSli :
W i™riHoue. I Hotel Alexandria g Matn 6008- ■'•
■««■■■■■■■ 212 West Fifth Street tmimmm^^m,
s*. I C WILSON "H
Mills Bldg. Jl VI IWII-UUII During
Palace Hotel B . G. LATHROP, Manager. ■ Winter
iiTnnnTiiirr*r~r* Correspondent* naoBBBEWMBMBKSB
Member I Harris, Winthrop & Co. I chlc^ b^ M(l
S"^jf^° B New York. Chicago. Pari.. Tendon. I of Trade.
CLEARING HOUSE BANKS , ._'
NAME omfEM J
R. J. WATERS. President.
itizena National Bank S Mnai WATEita. President.
itizens National Bank to. w. woods, ca»w.r.
B. W. corner Third and Main. Capnai, si.ooo.ooa ___
g. w. comer Third and Main. Purplm. »SOO.OOO. ,
*^-^ ,^ I>ON VXQE» p nt»
(I ommercial National Bank newman essick. ca»w«r.
P 401 B. Spring, comer Fourth. ' aJrpiSa' & 2Un°^'v?d..] Profit*. U1.«».»
Farmers & Merchants National Bank I W HELLMAN. Prealden*. •
armers & Merchants National Bank ciiAftTra betlkk, cuniu.
Capital. »i,600,000. _«„—«■
Corner Fourth and Main. Surplus and Profit-.. 11.909.0 W.
FJ M. ELLIOTT. President,
irst National Bank . w. t. s. hammond. c«w«,^
Caplt. 1. stock. J1.2M.000. > •
S. m corner Second and Spring. Burp.-a and Proßf. 11.62».00a.
_ _ ~—; . _ , W. H. HOLLIDAY, Pre»ldent.
erchants National Bank ■ i cha^ greenb. ca»hi.r. ,
Iff 8. B. corner Third >nd flprlng. Ct tal. and Vndlvlded^Proflte. MM,— ;
P. B corner Third end Bprln,. Surplus and T'ndlvlded ProHlu-, WMf ■
-= ; ;■ ... T— J~B. FISHBUHN. Pre«ld«Bt
National Bank of California h. a mo:mb, ciawer.
M , Capital. 1603.000. -««.»—
|l N. E. corner Fourth and Spring. Burplus and Undivided Proflta. ttoo,W»i
C., '. , _ , B. F. ZOMBRO. resident.
entral National Bank jam'-3 b. oist. cashier.
Capital. WOO.OOO. M _«-«
8. E. corner Fourth and Broadway. Surplus and Undivided Profit.. 110,00*
Broadway Bank & Trust Company a! Aw K 'redmau; canker.
' Capital, 1250,009. ..«.
•08-310 Broadway. Bradbury Building Surplua and i;n-]|vld..l Profit.. H4T.WI ,
U— "" T" ~~Z , ISAIAS W. HELLMAN. PrwMeßt.
littd States National Bank '.pjfcu bottk. c"h'*r- j|
gE. corner Main and Commercial. Surnli ' Profltii. rr».OW.
LO^ANGELES SAVINGS BANKS _';
I S~ECURITY _'
r L^SA^niiyos BAA H&.
Largest and Oldest in the Southwest
source. $29,000,000.00
Four par cent Interest on Term deposit!, 8 per cent on Special (ordinary) deposit* i
Largest and Best Equipped Safe Deposit and Storage Depart- •
ment in the West
Security Building Spring and Fifth Street^
'BBißittiKS BAi
MMMpP" THE. BANK WITM THE fa*E^^ ti
JP^ EFFICIENT SEJiVIGE
if jp/?W6/»W FOURTH STS. M
A Independence
/jf^^S. The ability to look any man in the eye and
/ft§ »\ tell him what's what is born of and fostered
/ 3p^^^ by a solid, growing, little bank account
/ .^llltlM \ »iore surely than through any other means.
/ H^J^P \ $1.00 deposited here today starts you on the
■ p"l^-'lrT^ chest-out route.
Merchants Bank and Trust Co., 20lmZh*y ut
V > —•>
HARNESS U8 iJ; SJK' .^..t SADDLERY
CHICAGO GRAIN
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wit
son, member of the Chicago board of trade.
New York stock exchange and San Francisco
bond and stock exchange, Sl3 West Fifth
■treat, Los Angeles.
CHICAGO, Nov. Dull trade hi wheat
today, with range of prices narrow. The mar
ket has ranged only a. slight distance both,
ways from Saturday's last. News develop
ments in a statistical way were not as de«
pressing as expected, but the cash whuat mar
ket Is cither neglected or weak In all direc
tions. Kansas City reports cash wheat sick.
It is neglected here and northwest. Argentine
news rather more favorable and offerings of
Argentine wheat In Europe more plentiful and
eh. uper. Broomhall estimates Argentine ex
portable surplus 02,000.000 to 100,00i>,u«jO. The
wheat market shows it« entire dependence of
foreign strength, an without It the. market at
once rules draggy, with lower tendency.
The trade In oats lias been moderate today.
There has been much buying of December by
elevators and selling by scattered longs, but
the December discount has narrowed per
ceptibly.
In provisions there was a moderate trade all
flay, Prices generally higher. Shorts covering
In a scattered way. .Selling also was scattered.
MAKKET KANGKS
WHEAT— Open. High. Low. Clow.
December » .-:•% » .90% $ -89% I .80*
May Hft ■ *>*• .95% •**•
July M\, -93V« .92?. .92%
December 44V4. ■*** •«'* ■«%
May 471 a .«% .47% .47^
OATS— 30Vi .3954 .30% -30« i
December 30U .39H .30* .30« i
May 33% .33% .33* .3»*i
July M% .33'/. .33% .33St
PORK-
January 1«.72% 16.8714 16.65 16.57V4
May ....." W. 20 16.30 16.12W 18.30
LARD— „
November " 9.»
January 9.6214 9.70 I.Bli ».TO
May 9.4714 9.65 5.47V4 »-6B
January 8.97^4 9.02/4 8.82H 9.03^
May B.BS 8.90 8.8244 8.90
Cash quotations were as follows:
No 2 rye, SOc; feed or mixing barley. 64®
70o: fair to choice malting, 76®80c. Flaxseed—
No 1 southwestern. *2.42^; No. 1 northwest
ern, »2.BsVii timothy need, »J.RS; clover, $14.it1;
mess pork, per brl., $17@17.25; lard Per 1W
lbs J9.SO; short ribs, sides (loose). |S@10; short
clear sides (.boxed.), J9.50®3.75.
Grain statistics: .
Total clearances of wheat ana flour were
equal to 198,000 bu. Primary receipts were y
1 13! 000 bu. compared with 1.322,000 bu tha
corresponding day a year ago. The v!-!b!»
supply of wheat in the United States de
creased 835,000 bu for tfie weak. The amount
of breadstuff on ocean passage decreased 776.000
bu> Estimated receipts for tomorrow—Wheat,
18 'cars; corn, 513 cars; oats. 412 cars; hogs,
24,000 head^ MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE I
Articles. Receipts. BhpmU.
Flour, brla 33.300 30.104
Wheat bu 84,000- »■"»■
Cora bu 630,000 360.80U
-6ats' bu .I . 345.600 270.100
Rye bu . . 7.000 3.R00
Barley, bu 19.500 lf.ll*
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