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LATEST FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL REPORTS; STOCKS AND BONDS
DIVIDENDS CAUSE
FLURRY IN STOCKS
Lchigh Valley and Reading Have
Advance Following Direc
tors' Announcements
THE ENTIRE LIST REACTS
Market Mainly Irregular, and the
Volume of Business Lighter
Than on Previous Day
f \ soclated Press]
NEW yokk, Dec. 21.— course of
today's stock mkrket was governed
largely hy tho meeting! of the l.c-limlt
Vniiey aii«i Reading directors, in tho
case of the former, much surprise was
manifested when announcement was
made that common shares had been
placed on a 10 por cent basis. Tlie
news was Followed by an advance in
tho stock to im'm, a full point below
its hiKli price of the day previous. This
was followed by profit-taking In Lo
hlgh Valley and other stocks, and the
entire list reacted and relapsed Into
its dullness of ifie early session.
Tho market was mainly Irregular.
Business was In lighter volume than
on the two preceding days, and whllo
the demand tor bonds was again broad,
those issues showed less strength,
numerous recessions from tho higli
prices of yesterday being- recorded.
In addition to tho Increased dividend
of Lehlgh Valley, other dividend in
creases worn announced by several
railroad and industrial and financial
corporations. Regular dividends wera
declared by a number of Vanderbilt
lines.
Final transactions were generally
bolow tlio best, of the day, and the tono
at the close was unsettled. The mar
ket for foreign exchange was weaker
and local money conditions were easy.
On the present showing of tho weekly
money movemonl lo< <\ banks arc likely
to make h further i;, ri a»o In their
iai h holding.-'. London's operations
here today were very light and tho de
mand for Americans in the London
market was almost negligible.
Tho outflow of gold from the Bank
of England was continued todny, $1,
--000,000 being withdrawn for England.
Gross sales of bonds, par value, $:>,
--126,000. United States bonds wero un
changed,
NEW YORK STOCKS
Fpeciai service to The Herald by .T. C Wil
son, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles, mem
ber New York stock exchange, Chicago > ird
of trade, stock and bond exchango or sn
Fran clsco,
NEW YOKK. Dec. 11.—Following were tho
quotation! today! .
Bales. Stock. Hicll. I.nw. Bid. Ask.
Allls-Chalmers SH SV4
....... do preferred ■• 37 31
5.20(1 Amalg Copper 64«. i r.S4 MH 63ti
3,900 Amer Beo Sugar.. 4:»i 41. 42*4 K.i
d.> pfd x-d m (►> 95
304 Amer Can Co 9!i 0 0 9%
do preferred W)i 77
100 Am Oir & Fdry... 60 EO r.O r.OTi
la inferred 313 116
Amor Cotton Oil.. .. .. B8 BiiVi
do preferred 103 lor.ij
Amer Express •• 820 860
Am Ice, urltlea .. .. 17>i 18
Amer Linseed ... .. .. n 12
do preferred .. 81 32H
Anif-r Locomotive 36V4 37
do preferred .. 105 I*l7
4,2'i0 Amer Bmlt & Rfg 74". 74' i 74' i 74%
GOO do preferred 108!4 10314 102% 103H
1,300 Amer Susar 1l6»g 1154 11614 116%
do preferred ll.i'i 116
Amer Steel Fdrs 4." 43
2,600 Amar Tel & Tc1...112T4 14SU li."-; 142%
Amer Tob pfd 5:1 64
Amer Woolen .. 33 32 i
100 do pM x-dlv 1"-;. 63 6S 91"i 92H
Anaconda SHi 39*4
100 Atlantic C I.lno ..116 11« 1154 115' i
1.700 A T & Santa F6..10114 101 101 in'»
do preferred .. 10" 102?s
700 Bait & Ohio I'd 1 1O5«4 lOBVi 105V4
do preferred .. sn f<i
1,100 13 R T 7614 75T4 75Ti 78H
sno Canadian Pacific.. ]•■•;■; 198H ir>4
1,000 C & O su; 80% so»i soii
C & A 27 80
100 C & Q W 23 22 23 22,4
v do preferred .. 44% 4.' pl
200 C & N W 142 Vi 142% 1« 14214
700 C M St P 123 122? i 12291 123!4
100 do preferred ....US 116 145 IIS
1,200 Central Leather... 32!4 32',i 32% 32%
do preferred i"'l 101
Cent of N .1 260 2SO
C C C & St L t!5 87V4
do preferred 88% lno
100 Colorado F & 1... 31% 31"i 31% Sl"i
lo preferred 11014 117
Columbus It C & I .. .. I r.',4
Colo So x-d 2 pet. .. .. 6G 57
do Ist preferred .. .. "2 75
do 2d preferred * .. .. 70 73
1,400 Consolidated 0aa..134% 183% 131 134%
300 Corn Product! .... ir.l, 15U 15 15',a
do preferred , 78% 79
TVI & HuiU-on 16214 186
11 T, X- \V 490 675
D& R O 28% l'.»i
lo ferred .. 70% 70^4
100 Diamond Match .. D 4 M f>l 9IS
700 Distil Securities .. 84% 31 31 SIS
Duluth S S & A 10 12
Jo preferred .. -"1 22
1,000 Erio 2S»J 2SV4 28 .28%
do Ist preferred. .. .. .. 46% 47
do 2d preferred 34% SB%
General Electric... .. .. 15!j 158
Gt '.urthern Ore sti 5714
1,200 rln preferred ....123',i 12J 123 123<i
....... Illinois Central 130% 133
2,000 Interboro-Metro .. 20>!4 1974 19?J 20
4,300 do preferred .... EH U% 56 65%
Inter'iat Paper 12% 12T«
100 do preferred .... r.R'4 66% 55% 66%
Inte.-nat Pump .... 41 40? i 4f")J 41
d(, preferred .. S4>i 85
MO lowa Central IST4 is? 4 is 19
do preferred .. 32 33
X C Southern 30 31?S
do preferred fH'H 66%
L B & West 15 20
do preferred .. 30 41
L & N 148% lll'l
Markay 91 61%
mo do preferred .... 76 7B 71% 78 '■
200 Manhattan 13D 130 137^ 140
Mexican Central 35 35Vi
100 Minn & St L 27% 27,4 23V4 27
do preferred .. .. r»4
....... M St P & S S M 131! i 132
do preferred 14« 150
200 M X St Texas .... 32V4 32 31% 32
do preferred .. M% «3
200 Missouri Paciflo .. 47 47 4t)',4 47
300 National Lead .... CGTi 66% 58 56%
... do preferred 106 107%
> 100 National Biscuit ..117 117 IIS 117
.... do preferred .. 123 124
300 Nevada Cona 18 lS'.i 18i£. 18%
. N V Air Brake 70 74
"i,OOO N V Central 112% 113 112! i ti3%
II V C & St L 04 68
....... fio Ist preferred.. .. ' .. i"i no
.' do 2d preferred 88 09
'IMNY nII 4 Hart.lsl% 161% 151 161%
... N V Ont &\V 40% II
"I.COO Norfolk & Wait ..100TJ 100 100 100%
do preferred , .. SD 00
. North American 64 61%
' 1 900 Northern ruciflc.lliivi 116 llci',4 llttVi
Omaha 138 145
do preferred 160 171
, Paciflo Coast ' 98 110
"'.'.... raclflc Mall 28>i N
1 GOO Ptnnsi II I! C 0....129 116% 128% 12!)
.... Teoplo's Oas WJ% 106%
'. Flttsburg Coal ... ... 17% 18%
] do preferrea CCJi 69
p r. c St L 97 n%
in preferred 100 113
Pressed Steel car 30% 81
1o preferred 93 9414
Ity Sti ■ 1 Springs 81 X
lo preferred 9t?4 83
110,800 Reading 161% 148% 160* i 1»%
lo Isl preferred. .. '.. KtH 91
.|,i 2d preferred 94 66
livi Republic S A 1... 80% 30V4 80% 81%
do preferred 68 9:1%
600 Ruck lslaml 29T4 3SH 2!>'s "°
do preferred • ■ 60 62
Blosi Shef s & I. .. .. 49% 40%
do preferred "-'i
St r. S BF Ist pfd .. .. 60 05
400 do 2d preferred.. 40 89 BS% 36%
100 81 L & S w U>% 86% 26 -''■.
do preferrad -• 81 63
r.,.V0 Southern Pacific ..116% 115% llSMi',
ROO Southern Railway 26% 26% -'iT4 86%
100 do pn rerred .... 62% «2% 61 63
8(10 Tennossen Copper. 34!' i 84% 311-! 84%
; 800 Texas I'acinc .... Soli 25% 23% 26%
. . . Third Aye ''' ■■ 10%
200 Toledo Si li & W. -'2-', 22% 22V4 23
D'K> 'I" preferred .... 58% 52 5a B3
Twin City R T 107 109
Union Bag t. Pap .. ' .. 8 Wt
do preferred ■ 62% 56
8,600 Union Paolflo 171% 170% 170% ni'4
2nfl lo preferred ... 92 P2 91% 62
K.n United Rds of BP 19 2:1 2fl 28 _
,lo preferred •• •'.>> 594
V S Cast trn Pipe .. .. 15 17
no pref< rred .. 52 55
200 V S Rubber MH 31", 34% 35
100 do Ist preferred. 109% 109 10'J'i
do 2d preferred.. .. ■■ 71 74
35.100 IT S Steel Corp ... 73' i 72% 72' i 72T4
200 rlo preferred ....11«"i lIH% I'frSi 116%
1,000 Utah Copper 45% 46% 15 16%
2!> Va-Car Ch»m Co.. »2% '; li r >""i 634
do profencil ■■ 122 125
3'>o Wabaah 16% V'M 10% 16%
300 do prefirrerl .... 3414 34 -i 54,4
... . IhiFargo Ex HO J4S
800 Western Union ... "1 >''': 73 73T4
100 WcKtinKhousn .... 67 67 67 CS
\V & L 1: r i:
do l«t preferred 12 13
iii> 2d preferred.. .. .. 6 8
Wisconsin Central .. .. 65 r.7',2
Am Hide & Leath .. .. 1% 4',j
lo pre ferred -''." :"'s
\in Acr & c-lwm 45% 16
do preferred '"'
Beth Steel 28 29%
do preferred •■ DSV4 BBV4
' 2.2H0 QoldQeld Cons ... 8% t% 8% 8%
100 infl Harvester ...1U 111 no 111
2i») do preferred ....122 122 121% 122 '
Pac Tel & Tel 41 4I"J
do preferred 93 95
. ... Pullman I:'s v'"
76Ociil.ehlgh Valley ....180% 177% 179% 180%
... Bears l"s 1M
'. V s Realty i;fl 71
200 West Maryland .. 48 47% 47% -I*
Total sales, 886,100 shares.
NEW YORK BONDS
Bpecial service to The- Herald by .T. C, Wil-
Hon. 212 West Fifth street. I/<is Ansrelcs, mem
lnr New Y"rk stcch exchange, Chicago board
of trade, stock and bond exchange of Kan
tTranclsco.
NEW YORK, Dec. 21.— Followlnpr were tho
closing qoutatlons: Bid. Asked.
AtchtßOn general 4s 98% 99
AtcbUon cony 4s 105 106
Baltini' A Ohio isl 4s 9Sy, 99%
li li T4» 83 , 83%
Colorado Industrial 5s "6% if
IT S Realty 5s s! 90
Roc k Island col 4« '. 7:.i 734
Southern Paciflo rrf 4s 64% M*,
Southern Paclll col 4s 91^* 92' i
llnlc ii Paclll Ist. Is 10114 l'>l'i
Union Pacific cony 4? 108% 104 l
Us Btee.l 5s Wh 101
nlted Railway 4s 66% 70
W'abash debenture 4s PI 64%
\Vc«leri) I'H.iiir 5s 92% 92%
Armour & Co 4%s 92% 9»%
Japane.c 4h R<:li «"»
Japani He l»l 414 i '.'■' i M
Japanese i>l 4%s 66% 9H _
Southern l'acltlc cony 4s 97V> 97T4
Denver .t R Q ret 5s 86' B0
li 82" registered lOTi 101' i
TJ s2s coupon 100% 101%
it S 3* registered 102 1024
IT H Ss coupon 103 1"-"?
IT S4» i rlstc red l'-">'.i 118%
TT ri 4s coupon 115% 116%
Panama "- Viou
Panama 1333s IOOV4
TREASURY STATEMENT
WASHINGTON, Deo. 21.—At the begin
ning of business today tho condition of the
treasury was:
Working balance In treasury. J34.339.692.
In banks and Philippine treasury, 184,
--630.S
Total balance In general fund, 386.-
Or'dlnary receipts yesterday. (1,980,860,
with disbursements of 579,945.
The deficit I" dato this fiscal year is
06,044, as against 838,166,100 at this
tlmo last year.
Tliese figures exclude Panama canal and
public debt transactions.
FINANCIAL RECORD
NEW TORK, Dec. -Money on call steady
at 2%@3% per cent; ruling, rate, 8%: closing
bid 3V41 offered at 3%. Timo loans dull, with
easing tendency! 60 and 90 ■ days, S%®4 per
cent- six months, 3%a>4. Close: Prime mer
cantile paper, 6©»% Per cent; sterling ex
change heavy, vith actual buslnes in bank
ers bills »t »4.8»0©4.8240 for 60-day bllla and
at 34.8636 for demand; commercial bills, ■ |4.81%
«i 4 S3 Par nilver, N%o; Mexican dollars. 45c;
government bonds steady; railroad bonds ir
regular, ; >
BANK CLEARINGS
T.OS ANGELES, Dec 21.—Bank clearings
wero 13,200,788.14, an Increase of {360,327.75 as
compared with the amount for the correcpond-
InK date of last year. Following is a compar
ative statement:
1910. 1909. 1908.
Dec 19 ■3.145.735.11 $2,399,417.93 $1,827,994.51
Deo 80 2,342,086.75 2,338,918.59 1,741,641.81
Dee . 21 3,200,738.14 8,840,405.39 1,460,037.14
♦->-•
NEW YORK COTTON
gperlal service to The Herald by .[. C. Wil
son, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
NEW STORK, Tec 81.—Overnight eonsldera
liicn ot ginning report did Dot Increase in the
volume Ot business any. There, was mnie
southern liquidation, but the cotton was read
11] absorbed.
Quotations ranged aa follows; —Close—.
Open. Ulßh. Low. Bid. Ask.
January l<->7 14.91 14.87 14.87 has
February 15.05 15.05 15.06 16.02 105.04
March <i i lr' 1<! 1:' 1!) lr'-°
M,ril 16.29 15.20 15.29 18.23
jl liy 1J.37 15.12 13.37 15. "7 W. 38
June ]5.:: a 15.41
%1 ,,1y 15.38 16.43 15.38 15.39 15.40
UK , ls t 15.09 15.11 16.08 16.07 16.08
October 18.78 18.74 13 71 18.70 13.78
December 14.86 14.90 11.85 14.85 14.86
,^l>oi cotton. 16.16o; unchanged.
Liverpool cotton olosad li to 1 point lower
on near 1 and iJv to 2 points lower on distant
months.
« . »
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 21.—Beans— Pink. $5
(f|5.25; lima, $4.C0«?).8O; small whlto, $3.25«f3.50;
large white, f8.2508.50.
Potatoes— Oregon Burbanks, $1.50@1.65; Sa
linas Burbanks, $1.70(51.85; Merced sweets,
$2.55@3.
O.'.lons— $1.40; common, $1.25.
Various— peas, 4Qio; string beans, 10
©15c; egg plant, 6(j?8c: Kreen peppers, 30@50c;
tomatoes, 50@41.25; summer squash, 7(0081.25;
garlic. 4@sc; cucumbers, 8808.60.
Poultry—Live turkeys, 20®22c; dressed tur
keys, 22#25c; rosters, old, $4.50@5.50; roosters,
young, $5.50{f8; broilers, small, $3@4; broilers,
large, $4@4.60; fryers, $5.50i8'6; hens, $4.60(010;
ducks, old, *6@7; ducks, youns, $B®loj geeee,
$K?3; pigeons, young, J1.5001.75. .
Flour— Famtly extrns, 85.4085.80; bakers' ex
tras, $3.40@5.50; Oregon and Washington, $4®
4.25.
Wheat-Shipping. |1.4J%01.47%.
Barley—Feed, $1.10; browing, 81.1»%O1.1».
Oats— $1.05(31.25; white, $1.47',i&1.53;
black, $1.37H®1-42U.
Mlllstuffs— »32f.i.%; mixed feed,
SWiSS; rolled barley, 825@24; oatmeal, $4.1:5;
oat groats, $4.25; rolled oats, $29®31.
as ._ Wheat, $9®14; wheat and oat, I6OH60;
oat, wild, $Sfi9; oat, tame, $S@l2; alfalfa, $9
OUi straw, 35@50c.
Receipts—Flour, 7850; wheat, 733; barley,
16 275; oats, 2520; lieans, 654; corn, 60; pota
toes 8070; onions, 910; mlddlinßß, 50; hay, 479;
straw, Bl hides, 1920; wlno, 21.200.
NEW YORK EXCHANGE
CHICAOO, D»e. ai| BMbanst* on New I
York, jwr to 10U piciiiluni.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 22, 1910.
ASSOCIATED ADVANCES
A POINT ON CHANGE
Rumors of Dividend Cause Stock
to Rise-Palmer Is Firm,
General Market Dull
During a dull call of the Los Angelea stock
exchange yesterday there was a substantial
advance made in Associated oil, and those
who havo this stock preferred evidently to
hold It until after tho Hist, of the year, when,
it is rumored, a dividend "ill be declared. It
advanced one point on the board, although the
stock Is being li.-l.i at a much higher Bgure,
All during the call bldt were placed, .but tha
• nly s.ili- was of ten shares, the price be Ing
148 12V4.
The market In general wai practically at s
standstill. The prices flint have prevailed the
past several days were not changed except
on two or three stocks. Little Interest was
taken in the board by either brokers or the
public, and this condition will probably con
tlnuo until lift, t tho first.
Palmoi Oil was firm at a 2%0 advance over
the San Francisco i Illng price, 200 share ■
changing hands at $1.87%. The stock was •■■
quently bid for, but no other Hales were re
corded,
Mexican Petroleum common opined strong at
a fractional advßiieo over Tue day's clos",
fluctuated during the day, reaching $3U.37',2 at
one time, and closing at the opening prl c.
Ten shares were sold at the beginning at
530.50, anil then a hunch of 120 shares hands
at .'li"1 advancing to 50 on salt- of five sharen,
and dropping to J7': again on snlo of ten
shares. The last gale, amounting to ten
shares, was made at $36 50
Clev< land Oil was trade d In to the exti nl of
10,000 sham . SOO selllni at l%c and 7000 at Ie,
California Midway was stationary at 64e,
and 3000 hares were Hold. One thousand
shares of Oleum change '1 hand? at 2"ic.
In tho bond list Whlttler Home was the
only trader, thirty of these selling at $70.
Industrial and mining Htockn were inactive.
MOKNING S.VI.KS
10 Associated oil Co 42.12%
2000 Cleveland "l 1
200 Palmi r Oil Co 1.67%
25 Mexican Petroleum Ltd. com 86.50
120 Mexican Petroleum Ltd. com 36.87%
AFTEHNOON SALES
30'Whinter Home bonds 70.00
3000 California Midway 54
1000 Cleveland Oil 01%
7000 Cleveland oil f|i
in Mexican Petroleum Ltd. common.. 36.37%
80 Mexican Petroleum Ltd. common.. 36.50
luw Oleum Development to 02%
BANK STOCKS
rtid. Asked.
All Night and I>ay Hank SO.OO
Ami rlcan Savings Hank 100.00 ...
Bank of Southern California 107.00
Broadway I»nk and Trust 150 00
Central National lianlt 176.00 185.00
citizens National 224.00 230.00
Farmers and Merchants Nat' 1. .270.
First National 182.50 510.00
Octman American Savings ....3JB. 138.00
Qloh Havings Bank 125.00 160 i I
H.inn- Savings Bank of L .116.00 .....
Merchants National 560.00 .....'
National Bank of Cal 190.00
National Bank ot%,Com 1"7. 0
Security Savings Bank 400.00
The Southern Trust i v 74.
150 per cent paid up)
V. B. National Bank 146.00
INDUSTRIAL AND PUBLIC UTILITIES
Bid. Asked.
Cal Portland Cement Co 60.00 .....
Edison Electric pfd 68.00 8!'.50
Edison Electric com 61.00 55.00
Hawaiian Cora and Sugar 33.00
Homo Telephone pfd :... 30.00 83.00
Homo Telephone common 3.60 6.00
llutchlnson S r Co 15.00 17.00
L. A. Athletic Club 10.00
1.. A. Jirewlng Co 100.(«)
U A. Investment Co 3.50 1 60
Mexican Nat'l Ooa pfd 30.00 50.00
Paauhau S P Co 17.00 IS.OO
Pac Mut Life Ins Co 300.00
Jac Con Stone Co 1.80
Pasadena Honu- T & T Co 24.00
Hanta M'nl.-a H H T rM 8.60
Sun Drug Co 1.00
Title Q & Tr Co pfd 250.00
Title I iS Tr Co pfd irii.'iii .....
Title I & Tr Co com 176.00
Title I & Tr Ber C 176.00
U S L I> T .<;• T Co j'fil 29.50
Union Security Corp pfd 100.00
Whlttler Home T & T Co 90.00
OIL STOCKS
PRODUCERS— Bid. Asked
Amalgamated Oil 30.00
American Crude Oil Co .60
Ann ri, Pet Co I'fd '.. 65.00 8! 00
Amberlcan Pet Co common 65.00
iclated Oil 47.50 48.t*i
California Midway Oil Co r.3% .55
Central 1.82% 1.88%
Cleveland Oil Co 01 ,01%
Coalinga Central Oil Co .6!
Columbia 1-00 1.25
Consol Midway Oil Co 19% .2')
Continental Oil • .35
Enos Oil Co T.r;
Euclid Oil Cv ' .55
Fullerton OH 4.00 4.60
Globe 06 .15
Jade Oil Co 30%
Mexican Petroleum Ltd pfd.... 68.87% 70.00
Mexican Pet Ltd com 38.0.J 86.62%
Mascot Oil Co 8.00
Xew Pennsyl Pet Co 50 .s.j
Olinda Land Co (Oil) .52
Palmer Oil Co 1.6S
Perseus Oil Co -0
Pinal Oil Co .' 9.5J
Piru OH & L Co 20
Rice Kanch Oil Co .90
Union 100.00 100.37%
Union Provident Co 98.50 66.00
United Oil Co 7ci!i
Western Union 100.00
NON-PR*. CERB -
Oleum Development Co Wji .02?J
BONDS
Bid. Asked.
American Petroleum Co 76
Associated Oil Co 9(1 100
California Pacific Ry l|ll"
Corona City Water Co 6!
Corona Power & W Co 96 103
Cusamonga Water Co WO 10214
Edlion Eloctrio Co Ist P. 100%
Kdlson Eleo Co old Issue 100% 108
Home Telephone Co 83% *>5
Home T.i Co Ist Refg 70 74Ti
L A Klectrlc Co '•"'
L A fJas & Elec Co 101
L A Pac Ist con mtgs 106 t
L A Pao Ry gen con 101
I- A Pao lty Ist rfdg 103
L A & Pasadena El Ity 101
L A Hallway Co i"l 110
I. A Traction Co 6s 102 II 1) |
r. a Traction Co 5s i"i 106 j
Mexican Nat'l Gas Co 65
Mission Trans & It Co SIB •-'_
Paciflo Eleotrio Hy Co 103
Pacific I.lKht & Power Co 95' i 9S'i
Pasadena Home T & T Co 75 |
Pomona Con Water Co l"'-'.i .
Rivarsida 11 T & T Co , .. 75 i
Santa Monica Bay II T Co 73 I
San Diego Home Tel Co 71 I
S Diego H T & T Ist Mtgs.... li2',i
Temescal Water Co 103
Union Transportation Co S3 91
U S Long Dist T & T Co 65 SO
Vlsalla Water Co 93
Whlttier Home T & T Co 70
DAILY MINING CALL
No tales.
IJBTED STOCKS
CALIFORNIA— Bid. Asked.
California Hills M Co 031 i
Mt Oalnes Con M Co 01% .03
NEVADA—
Tohnnle Mns & Milling Co 137 a .15
Searchlight Parallel B.OOM
—— 11
STOCK EXCHANGE NOTES
,—1 -1
Final arrangements wero made by the en
tertainment commit tee of the excitanse yes
terday for the Jinks celebration to be held ut
the oiOSS Of the call Prliiay.
Both l'almer and Associated sold cm the local
Bxohange yesterday abovt the s.-iiing prloes
,r thesa stocks in Han Franolaoo, Palmer
sulil these at $I.Br. and here at $l.ci7',i; As.so
iMi.,l th.i. at $47.60 and bare at W8.12',i.
Contrary to denials fioin uumvany sources.
the. deal for the purchase, of th( control in the
Palmer la said to ba still pending. It Is said
that if tho deal goes through all atoelt will
ba bought in at $2.r.0 a share. Also, it la caM
that unleaf tho stock has a market value of
tl.it prlc* Ilien it will be- bought or ex
changed at tho prevailin; quotation. However,
there has nnt jrel bei ti received any authorita
tive, advice In the matter.
Tt ll now a well grounded rumor that the
Associated will pay that long expected first
dividend the first of tho year. But the old
timers wag their heads and say: "Walt and
see."
'lp has It that the Cleveland directors
should b<- made to make good to the stock
holders, and that some action may be taken
either legal or equitable looking toward that
end.
Broker A. H. Wallacott announces ho will
in .v. his office to 261-2 M I. W. Hellman bulld
ing January 2.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE
I Special service to The.Herald by .T. C. Wil
| son, 212 We»t Fifth street, Los Angeles, mem
ber New York stock exchange, Chicago board
of trade, stock and bond exchange of San
Francisco.
SAN FRAXCIHCO, Dec. 21.—Following were!
the '■!■■■ Ing quotations:
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS— Bid. Asked.
Alameda Artesian W Co 6a WO
American River Elec Co 6s 'li
Associated Oil Co 6s 9614
l!nv Counties Power Co 6a 10114
Cal Central (ias & Elec 6s lOOVa
Cal Gs & Eli:,: g._'ii M&CT 5s 9!)
Callfon Xt ablo Co 5s 101V4
California Wine Assn 6a 'J3Vi M%
City Elec trio Co 5s '"i
Contra Costfl Water Co 6s Ml.;
do gen mtg .'.s 94-,' a
IMI--,.11 Elc Co of L A ss= ...... »9
B I dv Pont de N< 1 1 Pli 4'is Vi»i
Ferries & Cliff House Ry C 5...., ...101
II iwallan Com! & Sugar Ga 101' i
Honolulu H T &L Co Cs 100 105
Lake Tahi ■■ Ity T Co 5s 103
Lo Angelea Elec Co 5s 98
Li ■ Angc lei fins & Elfc Co 5s "IS
1.,.-; Angeles CJas & Elei Corp 65... 97%
Los Angeles Railway 5s 105»i
Los Angelea Lighting gd 5i 99%
I. A Pac 1: R Isl con mtg 5s 102 105
I. A Pac 1: R of Cal Ds.. 100
Niitomas Confl Oa .' $7
'Marln Water & Power Co 5s 100' i
Market Streel Cable 6s 102%
do Ry Isl cona mtg 5s 88%
M V S Ml Tainalpais s Ry 5s 102.4
Northern it.' Co of Cal 6s 110»i .. |
Northern Cal Flallway 6s 100
Northern Cal Power Co 6a 97
Northern Cal Power Con 6a 9Hi
North Electric C 1 6a 89
Oakland Qas Light & H 6s 101
Oakland Transit Co 69 105
Oakland Transit Ca 103' i 104
OaSland Transit Con 5s 104%
Oakland Traction Con 5s 97 99
c lakland Trac tlon Co 611 '■•-
Oakland Water Co gtd 6s ;.. 94 9l}«
omnibus Uahlc Railway 8a 106
Pacific Oas Imp 4i 90%
Pacific Electric Ry Co 55.. 104 104%
Pacific Light & Power Co 5a 99
do guaranteed r,s IOOU
Pacific Tel S rel Co 5a 99%
Parl & Cliff Hoiifc Ry a lOn
People's Water Co 6s 69% 70
Powell Stret Railway 6a 99
Sacniment'i Elec (ias Ry 6* 101%
San Joaqtiln List & Powi 6a 9614 96%
B F Oak & S.in Jose Ry 5s 104^
do 2d iii'u tga 5s 94
8 j St Bantu 1 'lara '0 R It 4'4a B5
Sierra Ry of Cal Cs 100 106
S P R H of 'al 6s 1912 IO2!4
do Ist 1: Rid B 5a U0
S P Branch Ry of Cal 6s 12u'i
S p li R Co Isl rfdg Is 96 96%
Stockton c;,i- & F.I Corp 6s 105%
s V Water Co s*-n mtg 4s 90% '.tr>\
rnltcd (las & Elec Co 6s 99
United 1: l; of s F la 66%
Valley Countl Power Co 6s 9fi
WATER STOCKS—
People's Water pfd W3
Marin County 68^ fil
Spring Valley Water Co 49? i
OAS AND KLKCTRIC STOCKB—
1 'it? Electric Co 60
N" Cal Power Co Con H4lj
Oro Water L & P Co GB% 64
Pacific Lighting Corp pfd 76
dv common 70
INSURANCE HTOCKB—
California Insurance Co 75 80
Fireman's Fund 250 260
Pacific Coast Casualty Co 155 175
STREET RAILROAD STOCKS
California 125
Presidio ls
POWDED B"BpCKS—
E f dv Pont do Ncm pfd X 83%
do common 143 152
BUOAR BTOCKS-
Hawallati Coml & Sugar Co 32\
Ilonokaa Sugar Co 10 11
Huitchlnson Sugar Plantation ... H'j
Kilauea Sugar Plantation Co .... 31%
Uakaweli Sugar Co 32%
Onomea Sugar Co 34% ..
Paauhau S 1' Co 17' i
Union Sugar Co , 6314 67
OIL STOCKS-
Amalgamated Oil Co 29
Associated Oil I7ii
Palmer Oil Co 1.60 1.70
West Coast Oil pfd 101
Union Oil pfd 101
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS—
Alaska Packers' Association 87?; 8814
Cal Fruit i.'anners' Assn 104% 106%
California Wine Association 49? i 60
North Alaska Salmon Co 95 105
Pacific Coast Borax Co 166
Pac Tel & Tel pfd 91 96
Pao Tel & Tel com 43vi ''«
Morntng sales—looo Cal Gas & Elec 55s 99;
60 Alaska Bts; 60 Associated Oil I7\. buyer 30;
70 do 47,4; 45 California Wine 49; 225 City Elec
r.9%; 86 Hawaiian 33; 100 Paauhau 17',i; 200
S V Water 50.
Afternoon sales—looo S P ref 4s 9C',J; 1000
City Eleo 6a OOHS 10 Alaska SS; 125 Associated
Oil 47>,; 40 do 47%: 25 do, buyer 80, 47?4; 175
do 47',i; 165 City Elec 60; 10 llutchlnson 16; 60
Onomea 34%; 60 Paauhau 17! i; 100 S v Wa
ter 50,
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FRUIT MARKET
H.w fItANCISCO, Dee. 21.—Fancy ap
ples, 60cj common apples, 40c; strawberrn>s,
$3@7; cranberries, $10@14; ordinary grapes,
. ie jisl.2s; common pears, $1; fancy pears,
$1.25; ]x'rnlmmonß, 50t$85c; nave] oranges,
$1.5003.60; Mexican limes, $404.50; com
mon California lemons, $2; fancy California
lemons, $3.50; bananas, 75cij52.75; pineap
ples, $2© 2.50. '
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS
NEW YORK, Deo. 21.—Evaporated apples
firm; prices nominal. On the spot fancy is
cjuoted at 13V4®18c; choice, 11 (HV4o; prlr.ie,
■' I rile.
Prunes— Quiet, firm on small offerings; fluo
tatlons rangu lrom 7©109j0 for Callfornlas up
to 30-40s luid lu'jc for Oregons.
Apricots— but steady, with light
stocks; choloe, 18#13Vio; extra choice, 13',a6>
13?ic; fancy, 18%014c.
Peaches—Firm; choice, 7%c; extra choice,
S'itSS'ic; fancy, 9S?9Vic.
Raisins—lnactive, firm; looso Muscatels, 3.i
«J6Vic; cholco to fancy, seeded. 6%©7%0; seed
less, 5(&6c; London layers, $1.20@1.35.
«-»-•
COFFEE AND SUGAR
NEW YORK. Dec. 21.—Coffee futures
closed steady, net unchanged to 10 points
up. dales, 7U.0U0 bags. Closing bids: Do
cember and January, $11: February. 111.04;
March, >U.U7; April, $11; May. $10.93; June.
10.86; July. $10.SO; August, $10.71: Septem
ber, $10.ti7; October, $10.57; .November,
Jin.62.
.Spot coffou steady; No. 7 Rio, 13' 3 c; No.
4 Santos. 13 7-Sc
Mild coffee, quiet; Cordova, 18%014Kc
Raw sugar steady: Muscovado, 89 test,
>3.ts' 2 : oenl Ifugal, 96 test, $3.'JB'.i; mo
lasaei sugar, 88 test. $3.:3' i.
Itefincd sugar quiet.
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COTTON AND WOOL
NEW YORK, Dec. 11, —Cotton spot closed
quiet; miMiinkr uplands, 115.16; do gulf,
116.40. No sal> s.
Cotton futures closed barely steady. Clos
ing bids: December, $11.83; January, $14-87;
February, 116.08; .March, $15.19; .\prll
115.39; .May, *lj.:i7; .Inne anci July, |15.SU;
August, $13.07; October, $13^70.
BT, LOUIS, '"c. 11, —Wool unchanged;
territory and western mediums, 314JC2ci £me
medium, 17(U 1 ; fi"o, 12^130.
LOCAL EGG MARKET
CONTINUES UNSTEADY
Prices Advance One Cent for
Fresh Stock—Lima
Beans Higher
Demand for local ra rich eg| was brisk in
tha produce market yesterday, and owins to
unexpc ct< dc on ■■ in n elpts and the ap
parent shortage In the north, prices were ad
vam '■ on« cent a dozen fo local stock.
Dealei do not expect Irly 1 hangc In but
ter prices;. Cheese Is Inclined to weakness.
The potato market Is. unsteady. Receipts were
8621 sacks.
Lima beans, took a jump of a quarter of a
cent to th< tall trade, being quoted .ir $5.25
(85.30 yesterday. The. mai ket Is steady on
other varieties.
I». is a firm market on eweei poti toe . Re
ceipts were only 161 sacks, and the lowest of
ferlng in job lots Is $2.00. Dealers are having
no trouble In getting J2.2." from the Lde.
No change in apple prices.
Fish is In sufficient supply to meet the de
mnnd.
Receipts nf produce wore: Eggs, 101 eases:
butter, I 676 pi^unds; chei 49 pounds; po
tictoes, 2612 sacks; onion 138 sacks; beans, 033
sacks; sweet i' tatoc , 151 sacks; apples, 540
boxes.
PRODCCE PBICEB
Following are 'the official prices of pro
duce to i<.t.ult;r3 as compiled by tno Market
['iiri'"!:
BUTTER-Selllng prlc-< to trade, 2,40
higher. California creamery, extras, ooc;
do firsts, 32Hc; cooking, 2."> c; ladle, 25c.
EQaS— Local ranch, candled, 3bc; do case
count, buying price, 84o; eastern fresh, 30c;
eastern storage, packed extra, 279280.
CHEKSE—Southern, per Ib., lSc; northern,
per lb., 18c; rthern storage, per lb.,
ISc; • 11 tern, Blngles, per l"-. ISc; eastern,
twins, per Ib., luc; eastern Cheddars, per
Ih . 19920 c; • tern, horns, lir Ib , l!>c; east
ern, daisies, par lb., 19c; Oregon, twli per
lb., 21c; Oregon, daisy, per lb., 1831814 c;
Bwiss imported, p^r lb.. 32c; Swiss domestic,
block, per lb., 22ij24c; Swiss domestic wheel,
per lb., 21524 c; cream brl k, per lb., 19&20 C;
llmburger, por lb., 19'(/2uc; Roquefort, per lb.,
36<S40c; Edam, jer case, SS:g9.
ONlONS—Northern Australian Browns
per cwt., $1.0581.75; Oregon, $1.86: Mevadas,
S-. 5 arllc, ier lb., Be.
BEANS-No. 1 pinl;. 86.00; No. 1 limas,
$3.2J8u.;u; Lady Washington, .■.■ i.-'.'i 1; No.
1 small whites, }f/ t.'JO. blackcyes, 1G.60; No. 1
Qarvanza, $1.50; No. I California lentils,
$7.00.
POTATOES — Highland, cwt., |1.60@1.J5;
Nevadas, $1,85; Lompocs, $2.U0"ii2.1u; ■-:--
linas, t2.00@2.14; Early Rose, northern, 52.00;
local Early Rose, |1 B5; White Rose, local,
$1.55«2.0(j; Oregon ROl , $2.00; new potatoes,
lb., i,,..i: yellow sweets, (2.00®2.25.
DRIED FHUITB Apples— BvaDOrated, lb.,
lO'.iSll'.sc; apricots, lb., 12>4@13c; currant!
lb.. 10c; do pkg., 9giCic; dates, Fard, 60s,
lb., lie; do 12h. 12c; do Golden, 60s, lb., 8c;
do pkg., 9c; flrrs. black and white, per lb.,
6!437U-c: do white, 6-os. tikgr"., 60s, $l.sog
2: do 12-oz.. li's, pkg..Do@9sc; do l«-oz., 10s,
pkg., 51; do IC-oz. cartons, 12s, 90c; nec
i.n Inc , lb., lOcl pi ai hi , lb., 644®fi4Ci ptars.
lb., i.M. 2 i-; plums, lb., 10c; prunes, 80-40s.
lie; do 40-60S, lOVjc; do 60-60s; 9',»c; do
60-70!, 9c; do 70-80S, be; do 80-008;
7'/ic; do UO-lOOs, 7c; ilo sarks, Pl6c; raisins,
Silltatias, bleached, lb., 10c; do unblsached,
lb., 1..■..-■. sec led raisins, 16-oz. pkgs., 7c;
do 12-oz. pkgs., Cc; London layers, 8 crown,
20-lb. box, 11.15; do 8-crown, 20-lb. box,
$1.25; do crown, 20-lb. box, $1.50; loose
muscatels, crown, sc; do 8-crown, ti'jc;
do 4-crown, 6c; citron, 15c; orange'and lem
on peel, He.
KItESH FRUlTS—Citrus—Oranges, tanger
ines, $1.75<8'2.00; do navels, |I.76<ij°J.2S; lemons,
$1.60(32.60; grapefruit, .-• ■ die 8, 13.73; do seed
llnss. $2.25.
APPLES—Baldwin, 4-tier, }1.30; bellefleurs,
4-tler, $1.1501.26; do 4',:-ticr, $101.10; B«n
Caps, 4-tler, f1.50; d'> I'.i-tler. $1; lien Davis,
4-tler. $1.50; do 4Vi-tler, $1.25; Uano, t-tler,
Colorado, $2; Ortanlngs, 4-tier, $1.25: do
4Vi-tler, SI.10; Hoovers, 4-tler, tI.CO: do IVJi
tier, $1.15; Jonathans. 4-tier. $2.25(82.50;
Langf'Jrds. 4-tler, t1.2501.36; Missouri Pip
pins, 11.25; do 4H-tier, 11.10; Pcarmalns,
Wlilte Winter, 4-tier. 11.25; do IVi-tler, $1.1');
Pearmains, red, 4-tier, $1.10; do i-tler, 51.10;
Rome Beauties, 4-tler, 52.2J©2.5u; Smith's
Cider, 4-tler, 51.35; da r. tier, Tjc; Spltjon
burg. 4-tler, 52#3.25; Yellow Newton Pippins,
t-tler, $1.33; d 1 4',s-tler, $1.15.
MISCELLANEOUS -Alligator penvn, doz..
$4ijs; bananas, per lb., 4!ic; blackberrl . per
basket, 12c; cranberries, 'per bbl., $13.50;
stra wberrles, per basket, 12Sil5c; casabas, per
crate, $2.25; Christma melons, $2.00..2.25;
grapes, per b x. $1.25^1.50; pineapples, Sc;
peaches, per box. So&ilfic; pears. Winter
Nells, per oo<, $2.25; Dartletts, $2.60; per
simmons, per crate, $L6O^L7S; pomegranatesi
per crate, $1.50.
VEOETABLES—Northern artichokes, doz.,
51.25; green asparagus, 15c lb.; bell peppers,
lb, 6§ 7c; beel loz bunches, 35c; beans, 1%
8c; cabbage, sack, 00c; red cabbage., BfiS'jc
lb.; carrots, doz. bunches, 25@85c; cauli
flower, crt., $1.50; celery, crt., $2.50; cucum
bers, doz. 750@51,25; green corn, box, tiic;
corn husks, 10c; ea plant, lb., 5 i>6c; hoi-se
radlsh, lb.. 12V»c; okra, 5c li.; lettuce, crt.,
50<3>73c; peas, SfilOc; parsley, doz., 26c;
northern strawberry rhubarb, box, $1.7 j;
spinach, do*., 20c; sprouts, 6c; summer
squash, lug box, IOO6O0; young onions, aoz.,
25c;- turnips, doz. bunches, 20c; tomatoes,
4U'u 60c.
NUTS—Fancy IXL almonds. 17V40 lb. : bra
zils 14@lSo lb.; cocoanuts, 80c; rllberts, 14c
lb. : pecans, XX, 15c; do XXX. 160 lb.;
eastein peanuts, 7©7140 lb.; do Japat BMc;
pinenuts, ISc; No. 1 assorted walnuts, 16@17c;
do budded. 18S19c; eastern popcorn, cwt.. $4;
do local, $3.60.
RlCE— Fancy Honduras (Carolina), |6.7 i
cwt.: choice Honduras (Carolina), $6^i'i.s(»;
Japan grades, $3.75^4; Island, 55.50; broken,
$3.50.
HONEY—WhIt» water extracted, Do lb.;
do white. SHe; do light amber. 8c; comb,
water white, 1-lb. frames. ISo; do white,
17c; do light amber. 14c; beeswax, 30c lb.
LIVE] STOCK—Packers pay f. o. b. Los
Angeles for beef steers, oli'i'ic: beef heif
jrs. 4 1i;'it5c; beef calves, 6HCP6OJ mutton
wethers, 55^75.50; mutton ewe:-. $5'jJ5.50; mut
ton Inmbs. f5.8053.76; hoga, lie.
POULTRY—Live—Broilers, per lb., 27c; fry
ers, per lb., 21c; roasters, per lb., 21c; young
cocks, pei '.b., ISi . old cocks, per lb., 16c;
hens, pei lb., 20@22c; young turkeys, per lb,,
26c; old turk y», per n>.. 26c; ducks, per lb.,
2. rie; gccKe, per lb., 23c; squabs, pel dozen,
$3.(10; guinea hens, pi r doz., $6.00. Frozen-
Fowls, i-i-1; roasters, per lb., 21@23c; fry
ers, per lb., 2K'(23c: broilers, per lb., 27ii32c;
ducks, per lb., 25c; geese, per lb., 23c; turkeys,
per lb., 28c; fresh dressed turkeys, 30c.
CHILI— Evaporated, strings, 30c lb. green,
4c Ib. : chill teplns, 75c lb.; Japan, ice;
ground, Be.
HAY (baled)— Tho following quotations fur
nlshed by the Los Angeles Hay Storage Co.
-Barley, $12.60014.60; tamo oat, ton, $l4c<s
16.50; alfalfa, tun. $18.60(814.50; wheat hay,
|H©ls.
MILL FEED—Bran. 11.r.5; whole corn, $1.76 i
cracked corn, $1.80; feed meal, $1.:;5; rolled
barley. 51.13; oil cake meal, $2.50; shorts,
$1.80: Kaffir corn, $1.75; white oats. $1.85;
eastern red oats, $2.25; wheat, original sacks,
cwt., 51.80; wheat, 100-lb. sacks, $1.95.
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BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. —Butter—Fancy
cremery, 881&3 i fancy dairy, 28c.
Cheesi -New, 1 £17c; Young America, 151?17c.
Eggs—Ranch. 37c; stor', 35c.
CHICAGO, Dec. 21.— Butter—Steady; cream
eries, 23329 c; dairies, Sl(r?2se.
Eggs--Steady; recalptl, 1602 cases; at mark,
cases Included, 1914022V5c; firsts, 2Bo; prime
flrfts, 31c,
Cheese—Firm; dairies, 1601'%0i twins. 14®
I4'ic; Young Americas, U!4Q15%0| long boms,
lo@ls>ic.
NEW YORK, Dec. 21.—Butter —
process second to special, 21® 25c.
Cheese —Firm; unchanged.
Esss —Steady; unchanged.
GROCERS CHARGED WITH
SELLING ANCIENT EGGS
Following an Inspection of egp-s which are
guaranteed to bo strictly freab, Ernest Ilarr
man, pure food Inspector, yesterday after
noon asked Deputy District Attorney V, itch
to lasue complaints against six local grooera
and wholesale merohants, ohargtng them with
Selling stalo or spoiled e^K3.
Complaints will ba issued this morniinK
against the following: <i P. liuyworth, Ira
Collins, Henry Haxan, John Bcoßnos, 11. D.
Harris and J. W. Linciiln.
WILL PLAN CHARTER CHANGES
SANTA MONICA, Dec. 81 The first mass
meeting of ottliena for tiiu consideration of
tii- charter amendments will be iield at the
eiiy hall toalflbt
CHICAGO GRAIN
Special service to Tho Herald by J. C. Wil
fti, ni'inber of the Chicago board of tra'le,
NVw York stock exchange and San Francisco
bond and stock exchange, 212 West Fifth
ti ot, L» Angeles.
CHICAGO, Dec. 21.—Wheat hai been aa
steadily weak today as it was strong yester
day, There has bi-'-n unloading today on rain
forecast df wheat boug yesterday on
drought. Rain or mow as far east as central
Kansas Is reported by private wires today,
while thl? official forecast Is for rain or snow
generally tho winter wheat, country east
f'L' the Rockies. There .■.l no demand today
herel tor cash wheat. Other points also re
ported dullness. European markets mostly
lower. Duluth reported the shutting down to
day of, another flour mill, leaving only one
small concern running there. Considerabla
July wheat bought yesterday by tho southwest
was sold uut today on the belief in a breaking
of the drought. Tra/ie was of a holiday char
ttcter and mainly an evening up of operations
made yesterday.
The corn market wns strong early, the fore
cast of unsettled tvrather and predictions of
lessened wiles by the country helping values.
Xfce cash demnnd was practically nil and the
premium that yellow has held over oth^r sorts
disappeared with tha eastern demand, strength
in provisions helped corn at time but lost Its
effect at the close.
Outs wero a little firmer most of the lesaion.
There was little selling pressure, and they
followed early gains in corn.
In 'provisions thine was a big genera trade
nt a highci level of values. May Investors
and Ehorts advanced values. Busing opera
tinns on higher hog market. Longs havo been
the sellers. Some buying today looked forced
and drove in a lot of shorts.
-MARKET RANGKS
WHEAT— Open. High. Low. Close.
1 IHN
December $ Jdi,s . 9114 $ -9l'i $ .914
May 50 .96 .n.j>i ,95«4
■lul-V '•'■■'» .03?, .92% .92Ti
CORN—
December : ', i:-. . |- .45
May 471 i -475, .47 :t; .4794
July iVi .4<'j .384 .im;
September .-, 1 ,49 .ivy. is%
OATS-
December r.1% .sV.i .3114 .^IU
May 34>4 ,34U .33^ .34
July 34 .3414 •3-'"» .33T4
September s^;. .33 .3274 .32?«
PORK—
January 10.8.1 10.03 19 ■'■ 20.00
May 18.5 c) 18.85 is.so is.S3
LARD—
January 10.;.-, 10.90 10. ]O.S7"i
May ]i).:, 10. 15 10.25 10.46
July 10 ■:.
RIBS-
January 10.72 10.77 10.65 10.75
-May 0.80 10.05 9.50 10. "5
September 10.U2^4
Cash iiiHitatfons were hs follows:
Flour steady; No. 2 ryo, SOUc; feed or
mixing bat ley, CCliTOc; fair to ciiolcu mull -
Ing, 80(&85c; flax seed, No. 1 southwestern,
$2.24; No. 1 Northwestern, 3:.37; lmoth>
■I. $10; clover, $15; mes* ; irk, per bbl..
$19.76ff}'20; lard, jm-.- 100 lbs., $10.90^
10,92 T s ; short riba sides (loos,', i10.25W
1 •>.7": short clear sides (boxed), $10.75' ii
10.8714.
I'oial clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 207,000 bushels. Primary . ■.■•■i)ii*
were 639,000 bushels, compared with 570,000
bushels the corresponding day a year ago,
Estimated recelpti for tomorrow: Wheat,
3s ears: corn, 515 cars; oats, 212 cars; h.'^-,
27,000 head.
Dally movement of produce:
Articles —- Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, barrels 27.20 ii 12,500
Wheat, bushels 73.200 65.800
Corn, bushc Is 527 00 317,100
lats, b ishels 640,800 277,900
Ryo. h iel» 11,500 1,300
Baric . hushels 223,500 51.000
1 lrsl I Los Angeles Office g Hom h^,
wire iiou.e. | Hotel Alexandria | Maln 6006
-imsuiMMmtMumMMiM 212 West Fifth Street —^mmmnK^—M
San ■ | Afti Ifijlg Oifl^S Hotel del
Francisco js | f Ml I! Xl] N Coronada
Mills Bldg. i#l Ul BIILUUSI During
Palace Hotel B G _ LATHROP, Manager. Wintee
II ■ ir III 1 iihiiii in Correspondent* wjLiajMJMBaeBWItWW
Member I Harris, Winthrop & Co. 1 Member
New York Stock I ■ Chlcairo Boarrl
Excbanite. 8 New York. Ohlracn. I'arU. Ixindon. I of Trad*.
CLEARING HOUSE BANKS
NAME OFFirKItS
Broadway Bank & Trust Company l w redmak, cashier. iint' \
Capital. J25 .out).
3rlB-J'.< rrr<in>'-,v»y Braflbury Puiidlnir Bnrrlua and Undlvtde-1 Proflta. 5247.00*.
U, States National Bank •>-. w . smith. ca»w»r. fr«sld«nt. I
■:ted States JSiational Bank i- vv smith, cmihw.
capital. 1200.000.
F. E. corner Main and Commercial. fiurpU and Proflta, $73,000.
G_ T . . v . S. J, WATERS, ir'realJeou
itizens National Bank wm w, woods, caanier.
Capttal, $1,000,000.
F. w. corner Third nri.l Main. sir;.lui. i&xi.ooo. '
Commercial National Bank nbwWlF^ebsicic, oiiu«b
I . Capital. $200 000.00.
Ur 401 8. Spring. comer Fourth. Burp'us & Undivided Profits. $47,00*.f1>
f"armers & Merchants National Bank 1. w. IIi;U,MAN. Prealil^nt
armers & Merchants National Bank chaffs seyi-kk. ca»hi«r.
r Capital, $1,600,000.
Corner Fourth and Main. Surplur and ProrU*. t1.f100.000.
F.,.. Bank J. il g. hammond. c»»hi«r.
irst National iiank w. t, s. hammond. cashier.
'■ Carltal ttock. $1,500,000.
F. E. corner pgcona an.l SprlnK. sui-pina and Proflta, $2.200.000.
Merchants National Bank W. H. HOIAADA.*, President.
erchants National Bank , HA . orebnb. c^hier.
Cl -tal, $200,000.
S. T. corner Third enrt Sprlni^ 9urplus anl fndlvlded Proflta. $<W.Wt
Ik 8 ( .,| u-.r.h- nf r'alifr.rnia J- E. FISHBURN, PrejMemt. ,
itional Bank ot California TYSIS 557"
\m Capital. Sooooo.
|f N. E. comer Fourth end Spring, ■urplu» and Undivided Profltg. QOO.&H.
, , '. iri , h. F. ZumBRO President*
entrnl National BanJs jam; s b. gist, ta«hier.
fnrltal, iJOO.OOO.
P. F. corner Fourth and BfontiwnT. Surt'lu^ nr 1 tTndlvidpd Profits. $24t.00>
LOS ANGELES SAVINGS BANKS
S~ECITRITY
Largest and Oldest in the Southwest
««*ourc» $29,000,000.00
Four per cent interest ori Term d*POtttt| 3 per cent on Sperlal (ordinary) tleposlt*.
Largest and Best Equipped Safe Deposit and S'orage Depart
ment in the West. Free Information Bureau.
Security Building. Spring and Fifth Streets
EMAHraiAVn BANK
ZP" 1" THE BANK WITH THE '■■^■F"
EFFICIENT SEJRVICE. v
S-&RIM& AN FOURTH STS, |*ik)
—,—, _—, ~_—,—i __— —*
Merchants Bank and Trust Co. l°M o£L SS
Rannnhl s\r\/\ 4 . n « ■ i l»P>;i<tH II <. fill'ml Itj.llU-«
gj?6 south Huover .tr.ee. 209-11 S. Broadway i UK and T.,,» t Uu.lnH...
HARNESS mk.i j. F.^ c,« SADDLERY,
Citrus Fruit Report
Or«. l.'in. Til. t>
.• l'nrsil:i.«. (><■<■ 20.. .y.) 10 li:l ■•>
.. Total i<> dale thli ■•>
V season 8,187 ii::s 2,810 -v
•' Total i> same date <♦>
;> lii»i aeaaiiii -;(i7 453 1.16J i>
• • •
NEW YOKK
NEW YORK, Deo. 21. —Twenty-two cars
lavnls, two cars Arlzona n;t- ■ : and ono cap
.VHfornia l-'moiJfc soM. .'T irk -r. lower on
laveis, aloo Ailzinas. L Tnchanged on lem«
ins. Fair and neaß'jn.ible. Navels-Marl
josa, fy, lOarl Ft Co, t'1. 40; Don Palmo*,
cc. San Marino tJ P A, $L\2s; Blroh Hark,
'y. 5J.05; M.*rry Xxnas, O '1 i.aßli Asan,
f:'.S.i; California Sunshine, fy. O LI C'asl»
Vssn. $;.U; State Soul. J D Carpentor,
SJ.3O; Highland, $2.70; Goliten Boeptei or,
-.ilalli. O Co, $2; Highland, J2-45; Goldea
jcopttr, or, Rlalto O Co, 12; Kaat tllgU
unria, A El lliirl) C A, $2.50; '. 181 High,
(2.20J C'smellla. xf. M O Dl«, $2.35; E^iHt
tlighlanda, |J. 20: Signal, x!. Stewart F Co,
(2.36; Niagara, fy, Stewart F Co, $2.13;
fioyal,Creßt, fy, Stewart r Co, $1.00; Wlntnr
Haven, fy, Stewart V Co. 1.85; Ideal. Hlgti
and Prot F A»sn, $L"..To; i lellclou*, liufi
I'rot X Asan, $^.10; Slunk Label. $1.70; Cro
us P As.-n, $2.10; Cosmns, S B Xx, $2.26;
llendora Holglitß, A C ll lix. 12.48 UoH
liurkle. ll h JJ Hish, $2.BO; Watchuma, T
J C Ex $2."0; i ret-.Ue-Not, T C C Xi,
(S.Sui Oak leaf, T C C Ex, t.90; Whitney.
IVMtney Estate Co, $1.8,",; rtoneer. Pioneer
■? Co, J2.t'j; Pioneer Special, Pioneer F Co,
(2.50; Our Own, fy, $.'.40; Our Own, eh,
52.15. Arlzonas, boxrs—Cactus, 12.15. Ari
innas, us—Desert, 12.10; Cactus, $1.20,
Lemons —Southland Beauties. $3.10; rustrlte,
(2.75; ) og i abln, $'.'.75; Palomar, |2.60,
»-♦♦
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO, Pec. 21. Catth —Ri celpts c»
t(mat»d at IE,GOD; market 5 to lo.j Igher;
i .■•■■..■s. |4.65@T.30; Texas itei r«, $4.25®
D.3»; western steers, }4.10(8>0; stockers anil
renders, $^.4.*>'tjJ."».SO: enws and lieifers, $2.& D
@8.26: c.nlvos. *7.2Z®9.25.
Hogs—Receipts estlmo (24, 100; mar
ket 10 to 15c higher; light, $7.50«*7.80;
mixed, S7.r.Sii) 7.f»0 ; heavy, $7.uO'?i>7.Ks; routrli,
$7.60®7.60; pood to cholc'e heavy. $7.Soi>j>
7.58; plg«, "■:!'. bulk of. salea, f7.705(),
7, so.
Sheep—Receipts estimated at 16,000; mar
ket Btronft, 100 higher: native. $:.60@4.40;
western. 13W4.40: yearllnsa, H.75®6; na
tivo lamha. 14.n0 a 6.70: western, 55^6.75.
HOOSIERS TOEHOLD SKIDOO
SOCIAL AND DANCE DEC. 23
All rlooslsrfl in Lofl Anp^l'"l a,n<l NiPinity 1
arc conliiilly Invited to attend the Skldoo
social and dance Friday evening:, December
l';i, in Mnplo hall, Fraternal Brotherhood
building:, 845 Smith Flgu«roa itreet. Now
Hyasior sohkh mposed for thf* occawion wtll
b« suns, iind quite a number of other mu
]{ ,i itureo ire on the program. Ad
mtf-sion free The Indiana sooiety nlwuvs" w!
comes vltiltora from othi stateß, many of
whom are regular participant! In Hoosler
hlhiritv.
«-.-».
NEW INCORPORATIONS
Glendale Realty company Z. 1.. T'nr
melee, I T. Knoch and <'. J. Beal, direct
ors. Capital stock, $10,000; Bubooribed,
$150.
California-Mlctjigan Ijand and Wa
ter company — B. Forbes, B. J. Brart
ner, Frederick C. Miller, M. Robprtsou
and <' Robertson, directors. Capital
stock, $200,000; subscribed, $500.
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