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LATEST FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL REPORTS; STOCKS AND BONDS
REACTION FORGES
SLUMP IN STOCKS
Aggressive Short Selling on New
York Exchange Causes
Heaviness of Market
BANK FAILURE HAS EFFECT
Report Calls Attention to the In
creased Strength of State
Institutions in a Year
NKVV YORK, Deo, 27.-The trend toward re
action which dominated last week's opera
tions In the slock market became more pro
nounced at the resumption of business to
day, and resulted In losses of ■ point and
over In the better known Issue*, with tnora
severe declines In certain specialties.
Trading throughout the session was small
in volume. If surface conditions may be
accepted, heaviness of the market was largely
due* to the aggressive short helling by tho
professional group which only recently was
more or Iti conspicuous for the extent of
Hi commitment!! on the other side.
The closing of a local stats bank whose
troubles are commonly believed to be an after
math of the panic of 1907, while In no particu
lar sense a market factor, was hardly help
ful to the bull accounts. The bank's diffi
culties, however, served to call attention to
the latest report of the state banking de
iiartmcnt, which demonstrates the strong po
sition of ■ majority of these Institutions
compared with a year ago.
The London atocfc exchange was closed to
day and European markets generally were
dull and featureless.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value, $2,233,000. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
NEW YORK STOCKS
Special service to ' "he Herald by .T. C Wil
ion "1" West Fifth street, Los Angeles, mem
ber New York stock exchange, Chicago hoard
of trade, stock and bond exchange of San
Francisco.
NKW YORK, Deo. IT.— Following ware "ie
quotation!! today: .
Sales. Stork ■ High. l-iw. Bid. Art.
Allls-ChnlmTs s *'»
200 do preferred .... X 80 no »».
' ?.000 Amain Copper .... «H4 ';>'i «M •"*
5,2i10 Am. i Beet Sugar. 43* 42"i 43 «.«
do preferred M :"«
r.rn \.mr Can Co 8% 8% Mi »
mo do preferred .... n\i 7«% "•■•'' ■■
600 Amor Car & Fdry 49", 4S'.i 4ft 49
do preferred lir' 11:>
Amer Cotton Oil -'' ('ft
MtUtr |sxpr»s. *» 54" ,
Amor Ice B«cur '"I JJ^
Amer Unseed 11 ; '■''-
li g do preferred .... 81 32 81 33
800 Anier locomotive. 3814 S6Vi :;ii 'i Wl
....... da preferred l":'"-< '<" ,
7,Wn Amer Smlt * Kftr. ""'i 71* "'-"-• 72»»
!O0 do preferred ....10214 IMV4 "2'i MUs
100 inn Fil«ar 1M 114 in 1"*
inn do preferred ....HI US 112 115
100 Amer Steel '"Irs.. II 11 42 43
1.540 Artier T.I & Tel.T.l42tt Hi'i 141% 143
iratAmer Trib pfd ... MVi »'M K*S »3*4
200 Amer Woolen .... S3 81 30% 33
rt.i preferred 90 PI
500 Anaconda 38% "'i "' SS'.i
. Atlantic C Una 114 11414
• 1,700 A Tft Santa F0..11W,4 BMJ 9974 l<»
.".on do preferred ....102*5 i"-': 102V4 102*4
100 Bait & Ohio 104'j 10114 I"ii IM*
I |n preferred 88 914
limn i: t■' . .:. :■', 74-» "4',; -Til
no ('.inn-linn Pacific. 19JH 193% 1!>I
■ (00 C& o so Tn^i "■"• *°
r * a ..27 30
!""!! C&(1 W --' _ -;'«
,!n preferred .- 4t'J «'i
;.■'.. C n w 1«H -"
-2,600 C M & 81 r 122* 121*1 12J% '--"-'
100 do preferred ....MM* 115' i 14SUI 145%
SOO Central Leather .. 31?» ">'» '1 "''=
... do preferred I'l'-" I°*
Cent of N.l «« -™
C; C i' * St 1/ <••"> r'"i
.... do preferred ■"•■■•; 1""
.. Colorado f * I any JIM
do preferred HUM 117 .
.. Columbus II C ft I .. .. 4 "'
ion Colorado Pout hern. 57 67 MM M
lo Ist preferred 72 71!
.. do 2d preferred..".. .. 70 75
1t.700 Consolidated Oaa..lM* ■ IMM 13« ISS'4
900 Corn Products .... 14' i 14% 11' i I«*4
300 do preferred .... 7? 7J '<' TO
100 Dil & Hudson ....163 163 I>">2 164.
T) T. .<;• W 400 8781
mo ti & R ft MM am 2« -'"^
no do preferred .... 17 Bl* MM «S
400 Distil Securities.. 91 33 32% 34
Duluth 111 A 10 12
do preferred ■• 20 -'-'
DTK) Erie 27»i 2r 28* 17*
do Ist preferred 4BM I'M
do Id preferred 31 3D.3
1,109 General Klectrlc ..153 181 IBIM IM*4
100 Gt Northern Oro .. M'J MM B8 W'i
300 do preferred 1 22' ila 122H»122V4
....... Illinois Central .. 1304 133
1.400 Interboro-Metro .. IDM if"i 19H M*
2.300 flo preferred .... 63V4 58 53>i MM
Internat Paper .. 13* 18
do preferred 58* MVI
200 Internet Pump.... 40 40 -S!>»i 10
do preferred ■■ 83M 85
lowa Central '17V4 1"
400 do preferred .... 321$ 81 80M 81
1,400 X 0 Southern .... NM 81* 81 "-'»
do preferred •>■> "
T. R & West II M
do preferred .. 37 42
100 T, &■ N 143U 148* 14»M HI
Mackay M 05 ;
do preferred .. 74* 75*
400 Manhattan I8«M 139 MS 140
100 Mexican Central .. 31 34 "■' • : "'i
Minn & St r 27 284
do preferred •• ■• 54
; 11 St P & 8 s m 12SM 180*
100 do preferred ....148 14.-, 145 150
BOOM X & Texas 33M :'ii :I|li 3194
■j 100 do preferred .... 63 81 «i"i M
Missouri Pacific 45*4 4f''i
200 National Lead .. M 88 53 84
do preferred 105 107*
National Biscuit 11634 118%
do preferred 123 121
200 Nevada Com 18% 18J4 l*Vi 'M 4
...NT Air Tirake BS 71
1 1.300 N V Central 11 OK 109* 10»* lM'i
...'.... N T C & Bt T. .. 83 (I
do Ist preferred 104 110
do 2d preferred * 93
200 NYN II & ITart.lsl',4 181 180 181*
N V Ont * W 401,4 41
800 Norfolk & West .. 99% 09*4 ■ 9»V4 99%
...... do preferred —.. .. SO '90
100 North American .. 84Ti (14TI 84* 88
1,100 Northern Pacific. 118 11514 115' a
Omaha 138 140
do preferred 160 17."
, Pacific Coast .. M 105
300 Pacific Mall 2814 27 ,27 174
I.SOO Penna rt It Co IMM 127T4 IM 131*
100 People's Gas 105% l<isi 105 106 M
PlHsburfr Coal 17 •■ 18%
do preferred .. »>7 J/i 70
P C C ft St t, 96 !>9'4
do preferred 108 112
100 Pressed Steel Car. 30 80 30 ' 'i
do preferred .. 93 MM
"';onn>- Steel Springs.. 3114 ll* 80 81
100 do preferred .... 92 92 92!4 93
45.500 Readlns IWT4 143 141* Ul*
do Ist preferred 87% 91
.do Id preferred 92 93
600 Republic, S* 1.... 3014 30 30 :'"'»
. do prefer-.'d .. 11* M
"3 MO Rock I«la-id Co M* M '."i7i 29",4
.... do preferred 594 6t
„ RIBS Pllff S & I .. 4914' 4.ii
do preferred .. .. HIM
[00 St L Se BF lßt pfd 62 81 M 84
100' do Id preferred., as 3S 37 54 M
st l & S W 23 28
.. do preferred .. 60<4 63
"3,500 Southern Paclflc.lls Ul* 11371 114*
1 000 Southern Railway. M IB* IS* 25TJ
300 do preferred .... 61 fldTi 60 81 H
100 Tennessee Copper. M* 14* 34 ::i'i
Texaa Pacific .. 2514 M*
""100 Third A\e 10 10 I" I"',
.... Toledo St I. &W. . 22* 23' i
' " 108 do preferred — 5214 BBV4 51 ■•'■
....... Twin City B T .. 107T4 11»
Union linn Si V±i>. .... II
do preferred ■■ M ■''1
.16,700 Union Pacific ..U9Ti I*BU 169V1 IMH
do preferred ■'- M '
1"0 United IMb of S V 20% 2914 29 30
do preferred 81 M
UlB Cast Irn Pipe .. .. 1514 17
100 do preferred .... MM Bo' 4DO 52
1,060 TJ s Rubber .', 314 33*4 M 34.*
200 do Ist erred.loß , l<W!i lAi'i 110
lo 3d preferred .. .. 71 7*
67.300 i; s Steel Cor .... ~V.i 7114 ~v > 71»4
1,000 do preferred . .116*4 11014 11014 116%
1,500 Utah Copper US 44% ll' \i%
800 Va-Car Chem Co.. 8114 6114 lift ™V*
do preferred Vs.; 125
Wabaah 15% IB.i
500 do preferred .... 33»i 38 'M% 3)
Wells Fargo Xx HO 153
800 Western Union 7?T. 73 7214 73 7314
1,100 Weatlnghouss .. .. 0614 ''- Kll4 '''
; \v & I. E *'.i ■■
200 do Ist preferred. 12 IS 10 12
do 2d preferred .. .'. 5 7
Wisconsin Central. .. .. 68 57
100 Am Hide & Loath I'd 4<i I 414
do preferred ■- 21 2214
400 Am Agr A Chem.. 48V4 i.'.'i i".'i 10
la preferred .... .. ■■ 10 ..
Ileth sir. I .. 27% "'"i
do preferred .. 66H 68
3,000 Ooldfleld Cons .... S'4 >" 8 *% '■'.:
inn Harvester ion 10*14
100 do preferred ....122 122 12114 i-'-'i I
600 Pao Tel and Tel.. l:','i 43 I2tt 41%
do preferred 80 BO
.' Pullman 161 160
1,400 Lchlgh Valley l?ri>4 17»% 178% 17914
Sours Roebui it ....... .. ISO 185
IT .4 Realty ■■-' To
0.800 West Maryland.... Sl'.s 50 50 50%
Total nalcs, 810,700 shares.
NEW YORK BONDS
Special service to The Herald by .1. 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 STORK, Dec. 17. Following were the i
closing quotations: Bid. Asked. I
Atchlson ii. rat la '■'»% !".i',i
Atchl • '" cony la 10! 106
Baltimore & Ohio Ist 4s »t% »»)4
II It T Is 82V4 H2%
Colorado Industrial 5a 75V4 7fi'i
Us Realty 5a 81 DO i
Rock Island col 4s 72% 72ij !
(Southern Pacific ref 4s !i4:>ii !'i T> |
Southern Pacific col 4a 91% 112
Union Pacltte Ist 4s 10114 101 I&
L'nlon Paolflc eonv 4s 10314 10:1%
r s Steel 6s 101 i"i'»
United Railway 4s 65 81
Wabash debenture 4s 63% 61
Western Pacific us 02' i PJ%
Armour & Co 4',<,s 93' i 9:1
Japanese Ih 8914 B^'i
Japanese Ist 4'^s 9j*Hi yri%
Japanese 3d 4<*js 0514 !'"<'-i
Southern Pacitlo cony 45............ 07!* 97%
Denver A It. Q ref 5s SO B0
II s 2s registered 100f4 101*4
i' B 2s coupon i""-\ 10114
II B .is registered 103 1024
U B 3s coupon ....102 1024
V B 4a registered 11514 11654
'J S Ijß COUpon UM4 ll«ij
Panama 3a looli
FINANCIAL RECORD
NEW YORK, Dec. 27. Money on call
steady, 8 1-4 0(-■ 8 1 a* per cent; ruling rate and
closing bid, 3 3*l per cent; offered at 3!;
per cent.
Time limns dull; sixty and ninety days
and six month*, 3\(cii per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper, 4 14 '<> 0
per cent.
Sterling exchange weak, with actual bus
iness In bankers' bills at $4.82. 20® 4.82.30
for sixty clay bills and at 84.85.25 for de
mand. ■"•
Commercial bills, 84.81 : Sfl 1.82 1-4,
Bar silver, 5 Ic. ' ; "
Mexican dollars, 45c.
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds
irregular.
■» ■ »
NEW YORK COTTON
fpe,.i ; ,i servi,.> t., Tha Hi raid by .'. C. Wil
son, 818 West Fifth street, 1.,^ Angeles.
NBW YORK, I -■;. The holiday feeling
prevailed during the'forenoon In the cot
lon marked with prlceu bqoul unchanged. Hnot
tnterpsts bought the n. ,irtt>- positions. Toward
mi-Hay, however, there wan considerable gen
et;il selling under ih-.r leadership of a promi
nent novae with couthern connections. Trad*
Id on the decline, Thererwere rumors of
.i bearish ginning report, but it is almost too
early to look tor ginning'figures. Receipts, at
Galveston and New Orleans were large, and
while attracting attention did not pause sell
ing at the time of publication. The large
longa, wliilo !n»t giving any support tv the
market, did not appeal" t-j t>e unloading nn>'.
The Klniilnc period doe.- not end until next
Saturday, and the rumors concerning them
were vague, but unsettled (tin market.
Quotations ranged as Follows: —Close
iii. n High. Low. Bid. Ask.
January 14.83 14.84 H. 59 14.64 U. 61
February L 4.80 14.8]
March 15.15 16.16 14.90 14.96 14.98
April ...'. 15.05 15.07
May 15.04 16.38 16.08 15.18 16.14
.lime 18.18 16.17
July 15.87 it,."'* H.JB 15.18 18.11
August 15.06 15.08 14,83 14.85 14.87
October 13.68 18.68 !"..'d IJ.M 13.56
December 14.83 14.83 14.80 li.';:i 14.64
Spot cotton, M.ese; steady, lv points lower,
FRUIT MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 27.—Fancy apples,
60a; common apples, 40c; strawberries, $5
4rßj cranberries, $10@U; common pears,
$1; fancy pears, $1.25; persimmons, 50
Ssc; na\el oranges, $1.60@2.50; Mexican
limes, $4 -i/ 4.50; common California lemons,
$2; fancy California lemons, $3.60; , ,u,j,.
760058*78; pineapples, $2^2.50,
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS
NEW YORK, Dec. —Evaporated apples
quiet but firm; on the spot fancy, 12 Is4j'
13c; choice, llOHVio; prime, I-,, lie.
Prunes steady; firm on small stocks; quo
tations range from 7 l-4<ij/10»ic for Califor
nia! iii» to 30-lOs and 8 1-4@lo'/4o for Ore
gons from 60-30s.
Apricots scarce, firm; choice, 18€ >13 1-4o;
extra choice. 13 i.. ■ l .:■,..; fancy, 13%® 14c,
Peaches firm but Quiet; choice, i V; extra
choice, si-i«S'-r; fancy, 9("a9 1-4 c.
Raisins quiet, firm, with little pressure
to sell; loose muscatel. 5 1-4^6 l-4c; choice
to fancy Beaded, 6 l-4®7V40; seedless, BQ
fie; London layers. $1.2001.86.
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 27.—Flour—Fam
ily extras, 86.4066.50j bakers' extras, $0.10
{j 5.50; Oregon anil Washington, 84Q 1.25,
Wheat—Shipping. $1.47,4 1.50.
Haiiey—Feed, 11.10; brewing, $1.13% (i
1.16 1-1.
Oats—Red, $1.0.". -./' 1. ; white, 11.47 'A6
1.65; black, $1.86(j 1.40.
Millstuffs— $32«i36; mixed feed.
$25&26; rolled barley, 888tfi>24; oatmeal.
14,861 oat grouts, $4.25; rolled oats, $29C<<;
31.00.
Hay—Wheat, $8914; wheat and oat.-s9<ij
11.50; wild oat, JSiit'j; tame oat, $B{jl2; al
falfa. $3 11; straw. $35f<i50c.
Rc-celptH—Flour, 2358; wheat. 4600; barley.
13,666: oats. 2150; potatoes. 3096; onions,
190; hay, 719; straw, I'!); hides. 2335; wine,
81.000.
Beans—Pink. ?:.'-i ."..::.; lima. $4.600 I. ■":
small white, $S.'.'s tti 3.60: largo white, $3.25
0 3.80.
Potatoes Oregon Burhanks. $1.6001*68;
Salinas Bui-banks, lI.TBQ 1.90; Merced
Sweets, $2.558j!3.
Onions—Bancyei $1,60; common, $1.33.
Various — Green peas, (Vise; string beans.
10®16c; egg plant. s©Bc; green peppers, '.
fl)6c; tomatoes, BOAosl,]si summer sq'iash.
$Hil.f«o; garlic, 4{fsc; cucumbers, 1281.50
Poultry—Live turkeys. llOlto: dressed
turkeys. 26W29c; old roosters, $4.50@6.60;
young roosters. $3.6008; small broilers. %'i c"
4; large broilers, $4.8098; fryers, $8.30(8
6; hens. 84.509101 oi.i ducks. $607; young
ducks, 38O10; geese, $J',iJ; pigeons, $1,60Q
1.75.
COFFEE AND SUGAR
NEW vouk. r !7. Coffe* futurei
eloaeii Btead\, net advance of .". to 17 points.
Sales. 89.800 l»ac.^ Closing bids: necem
-I'i-r. Sl^p'": January, $11."7; February,
311. 1 1!; March, $11.17-. \i>rll. K11.12; May,
11.05: June, $1 o.ns: July, $10.M; August,
SlO.Sf.; luptemhar, f 10.78; October, $10.71;
November, $io.r.s.
Spot coffee steady; No, 7 Rio, HHo; No,
4 Santo*, la 7-Be.
Mild coffee, quiet: Cordova. 13KQ164(c.
■-nf quiet: Muscovado, 8!) tnpt,
$3.3(1; centrifugal. '<•; test, J3.56; molasses
■u«ar, 14 l»it, ?3.11.
iUliuod sutar uu
LOS ANGELES HERALD: WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 28, 1010.
ASSOCIATED CONTINUES
ITS UPWARD MOVEMENT
Stock Sells Over One Point Above
San Francisco in the
Local Market
The market on the Los Angeles stock ex
change was fair yesterday, considering the
holiday period, which Is now at Its hciiilit. j
Associated oil loomed up llrm ■">■! trading
during the call was more than one point
: above the sellng price at Sim Francisco.
Union was oft a fraction, hut clobi i llrm, and
Mexican Petroleum common was In demand at
a fractional advance. The volume of trailing
wan small, being confined to a limited number
1 of securities lii the. oil list. Hunk, Industrial
! i and mining stocks were Inactive.
, Associated, which was the picked stock of
the day, opened at 149; 23 and 20 shares (Old
at thai price In the forenoon. It advanced to
$10.50, at which the bulk of trading ■an made,
■ total of ninety shares changing hand) read
liv. Toward the close Associated dropped off
to (49,23, closing here on sale of ten shares.
1 Inasmuch an the selling price at San Fran
cisco v,.i one full point below the selling
price. lit the opening and closing here, th«
stock la said to be eagerly sought after by
buyers, who expect the first Associated divi
dend will be paid In January.
. Cleveland continued on the downward trend,
opening at 18 a thousand. Eight thousand
shares were sold at this price, and then It
dropped to $7.7ri on Bale of 8000 shares, and
then to |7.r.n on Bale of a similar amount.
, There was quite a demand for Consolidated
Midway at Mo and a firmer lone was In evi
dence. A total of 18,0 ■ shares changed hands
Hi Me.
California Midway wan frequently offered
and ii sold at Me, total sales amounting to
[ 30 " ■hares.
i Mexican Petroleum common opened firm and
frequent bids were placed in the forenoon, but
I only 60 shares sold, the price being at 136.50.
American Petroleum common was strong at tE6
and Id bar i changed bands.
An effort to depress the market for Union
met with mil" success. While thirty shares
were sold at JM.75,' the, stock showed a tend
ency to advance above par. A small Bale of
four shares was made at $10*).
MOUMMS SAXES
150 American Petroleum Co. common.. G6.00
Soon California Midway '•<"*
7000 Cleveland Oil, per M B.o*
18000 Consolidated Midway 20
50 Mexican Petroleum Ltd. common.. 36.
10 Union 9S ■"■''
AFTERNOON SALES
70 Associated Oil Co 40.50
30 Associated Oil Co 49.85
8000 Cleveland 7.75 M
2000 Cleveland S.COM
6009 Cleveland 7.&0 M
10 Mexican petroleum Ltd. common.. 3<5.50
i Union ■ I""-""
20 Union M.35
HANK STOCKS
Bid. Asked.
All Night and Day Bank 80.00
American Savings Bnnk 100.00
Hank of Southern California 107.00
Broadway Bank and Trust 150.00
Central National Bank 175.00 200.00
Citizens National 224.01] 230.00
Commercial National 150.00 .
Farmers & Merchants' Nafnal.27s.iW
First National 483.80 610.00
German American Savings ....328.00 838.00
lilobe Savings Bank 125.00 160.00
Home Savings Bank of 1.. A..118..00
Merchants Natldnal 660.00
National Bank of Cal 190.00
National Bank of Com 107.00
Security Savings Bank 400.00
The Southern Trust Co 74.60
(50 par cent paid up)
V. B. National Bank 145.00
INDUSTRIAL AND PUBLIC UTILITIES
Bid. Asked.
Cal Portland Cement Co 60.00 .—
lOdison Electric pfd 70.M
Edii in ' 1 — trio com 61.00 65.00
Hawaiian Com and Sugar...... 32.00
Home Telephone i>M 80.50
Home Telephone common 3.50
Ilutchinson S 1' Co 18.00 17.00
1.. A. Athletic Club 10.00
U A. Brewing Co 100.00
1 1.. A, Investment Co 1.80 3.50
Mexican Nafl lias pfd 30. 60.00
i luhau S P Co 17.00 18.00
Pao Mut Life Ins Co 300.00
Pac Con Stone Co 5.30
Pasadena Home T & T Co 24.00
Santa Monica 1! II T pfd B.M
Hun Drug Co 300
Title <} & Tr Co pfd 230.00
Title I A TT Co pfd 176.00
Title I & Tr Co com..: 176.00
Title I & Tr Per C 176.00
r 8 Ii D T & T Co pfd 88.60 88.00
Union Security Corp pfd 100.00
Whlttler Homo T & T Co 90.00
OIL STOCKS
PRODUCERS- Bid. Asked.
Amalgamated OJI 27.
American Crude Oil Co .60
American Pet Co pfd 66.00 90.00
American Pet Co com 88.00 88.50
Associated Oil 49.80 49.50
California Midway Oil Co 84*
Central 1.82
Cleveland Oil Co 7. MM 7.E5M
Columbia '. 1"°
Consolidated Midway Oil Co .10*
Continental Oil -25
Euclid Oil Co -55
Pullertoo Oil -..'" 8.00
Globe 08 .15
Jade Oil Co 30 .81*
Mexican Petroleum Ltd pfd.... 65.00 69.00
Mexican Pet Ltd com 30.:;7'.i 36.50
Mascot Oil Co 8.28
New rennsyl Pet Co 50 .90
Ollnda Land Co Oil) -'7
Palmer Oil Co 1.88
Perseus oil Co .20
Pinal Oil Co 9.60
Plru Oil & L Co 80
Rice Hunch Oil Co .80
Trader's Oil Co 90.
Union 99.75 100.00
Union Provident Co 97.50 100.00
United Petroleum 99.61) I 101.00
United Oil Co 76
Western Union so.no
NON-PRODUCERS—
Oleum Development Co 03* .03
BOM'S
Bid. Asked.
American Petroleum Co 75 , ••'
Associated Oil Co »BBM 101
California Pacific Xv Wo>4
Corona City Water Co 98
Corona Power & W Co 96 102
Cucamonga Water Co 100 103*
Kdison Eleo Co Ist rfd 101
Edison lilec Co old Issue 100 M 108
Homo Telephone Co !>2>,4 85
Homo Telephone Co,lst rfdg.. 69 75
I, A Electric Co 99 .. i
L A Gas & Eleo Co 101V4
L A Pao Ist con mtirs 105
L A Pac Ry gen con 101
L A Pac By Ist rtilg 102
L. A & PaEttdena El Ry 101
L A Railway Co 104',» 110
L. A Traction Co 6s 101 110 ■
L A Traction Co 5s 101 106
Mexican Nat'l Gas Co 6,1
Mission Tram & R Co 98 9814
Pacific] Electric By Co 103 .. ■
Pacifia Light & Power Co 95% 98V4
Pasadena Home T & T Co 75
Pomona Con water Co . io2',i
Riverside n T 4 T Co V "5
Santa Monica Bay II T C 0.... .. ' 73
Ban Diego Home T.I Co 71
S Diego II X & T Ist -MtKS.... 6214
Temescal Water Co 103
Union Transportation Co 89% 92V4
i: 8 Long Dlst T & T Co 65 W
Vlsalla Water Co 95
Whittier Home T & T Co 70
DAILY MINING CALL
No salo:i.
LISTED STOCKS
CALIFORNIA— Bid. Asked.
California Hills M Co ray,
NEVADA-
Johnnie Mining & Milling Co 14 .15
STOCK FXCHANGE NOTES
.1. R. McKlnney has been elected a member
of tin- Los Angeles stock exchange and will
be represented on Hi" floor by O. H. Stonewall.
Mr. McKlnney is vice president of a bank In
Colorado Spring! and has extensive Interests
both hero aud in ether lections of the coun-
try. tmong them being oil an'l local resJ
, :--t;ile.
The stock exchange has sent to membera nn
■ r the .•iiinmci meeting to be held .!;i"'i
ary 10.
After the Chrlatmaa vacation the brokers
seemed to take more Interest In trading than
the few days preceding, and while the mark't
i- by ii" means normal aa yet, it l< nxpected
that the new year will Initiate a more vigor*
"Us 'i' mand for securi! les.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE
I Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
i son, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles, men
ber New York stock enchang Chicago board
of trade, stock and bond hange of Ban
Francisco.
BAN FRANCISCO, Dec, 27.— Following were
the clrt inu' quotations!
MISCELLANEOUS* BONDS- . Bid. Asked.
Alameda Artesian \v Co :,. ....'... , i"1
American River Glee Co 5s 93
Associated on Co 6« '■';1 _ ■'"
Hay Counties Power Co r.s 1"1' i
Cai Central das & Elpc Sa 10014
Cal Gas a Elee tr. n VI .v C T 55.. .. 99* i
i California St Cable Co Ps . .. 101H
! California Win- Association 5s !>3 14 til'j
| city Electric Co 5s 914 ?-
Contra Costa Water Co 5a S9'i
<!<> gen mlf ".- --*4v'i j
Ediaon Elec Co of I, A 5« 93 .. i
i: i ilu Pent rle NVm Pdr 4..*.... S3
, Ferries & i llff House Iv 8< 101
Hawaiian Com) and Su^ar '-....'"t ' !
Honolulu II T & L Co ''-... 1"" '■'"■
T.ake Tahoe P.y & T c,> Ss 105
(OH Angelaa Ktcc Co ',-, M .;.'■'■■
1.. i.-i Angeles Ons Elec Co 5a 98
I-os Angelea lln i & El' Corp 55.. 3T'6
Log Angelea Railway ".-• 100
1...* \ner-li■■■< Lighting «■! 6s ''''7
L A r.i. I: I! Ist con mtg 5s . .. 102
I. A Par i: li of Cal r.i I™)
Mi :In Water & Power Co 5s . ioo»;
Market Street Cable G.-t 10254
do Jty Ist cons mtK .'* '•'■' i
M V & Bit Tamalpala S Ry 6s 10214
Northern It y Co of Cal 5a lll'i
Northern Cal Railway G« 110
Northern Cal Power Co 5a 99
Northern c : ,i Power Con 5s 9114
Northern Electric Co ■",- 89 ..
Oakland (i.i-- Light & II Ba lorj
Oakl 1 Transit Co c,a 108
Oakland Transit fa 103% 104
Oakland Transit Con Ga K'l'i
Oakland Traction Con 5s v: no
Oakland Traction Co 6a 92 93
Oakland Water Co gtd 5s f>s'/4
Omnibus Cable Railway Gs ins ...
Pacific 'Ins Imp is '"'!;
Pacific Electric Ky Co 5a I(MVa 108
Pacific Light & Power Co 5« 99
do guaranteed 's 101 " ..
p. ■;,. Tel & Tel Co 3? '"'%
Park & CHIt House Ry f.s I'm
People's Water Co Ba '*'i 69«J
Powell Street Railway 6» 99
Sacramento Elec Gas Ry 5s lOl'.S
San Joaquin Lgt .<:- Power Ba %Vi "•"'.-
S X Oak & San Jose Ry 5s 10414
do 2'J mortgage 5s 9214 94' i
S J & Santa Clara Co R Ft 4Via.. .. S3
Sierra Ry of Cnl «s 100 106
S P R R of Cal 6s 1019 10S*i
do Ist o prtrl g Sa ll'i
R r Branch Ry of Cal Ja 187
S P R R Co Ist rfdK 4s 9«'i
Stockton Cas & El Corp *>* 105' i
5 V Water Co Ren mtg 4s no',i 9""i
United Can ft Else Co of 100
I'nlted R R of s F 4s fi7>; 67' 4
Valley Counties Power Co 5s 99 ;.- ..
WATER STOCKS—
Marin County SS'-i fil
Spring Valley Water Co ii»i 49%
GAS AND ELECTRIC STOCKS—
City Electric Co '*i
N' Ca! Power Co Con B4'i
Orn Water L, & P Co 63
Pacific Lighting Corp pfd 7514
do common 70 .. .
INSURANCE STOCKS—
California Insurance Co 75 so
Fireman's Fund ;r,n 2«0
Pailfic Coast Casualty Co 1", 178
STREET railroad ptocks-
California 125
Presidio 1' .. ;
POWDER STOCKS—
E I dU Pont de Nem pfd... 13
do common 152
SUGAR STOCKS—
Hawaiian Coml and Sugar Co ""\
Honokaa Sugar Co 10 11
Hutchlnson Sugar Plantation 14»;
Klleauea Sugar Plantation 11
Makawell Sugar Co "2W
o,l,mi.ii Sugar Co 34' i 3&? i
Paanhau s P Co 18?;
Union Sugar Co 64 67
OIL STOCKS—
Amalgamated Oil Co P!\i
Associated Oil 4<s«; 40
Palmer Oil Co 1.02 1.67
Sterling Oil A Dcv Co Vii
West Coast Oil pfd 101
Union Oil Co of California 101
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS—
Alaska Packers' Association S7
c.ii Fruit Canners 1 Association ....104^3 106)4
California Wine Association El
North Alaska Salmon Co 95 105
Pacific Const Borax Co ];.;
Pac Tel & Tel pfd 94 86
do common 42- '•..
Philippine Tel & Tel Corp 24 1' .26
Morning pales—sooo S P ret 4s 96%; lono Peo
ple's 5s 69%; 5000 S V Water 4a BOH; 2000 Pao
Tel Ba 100; 1000 S p Branch 6s 127: 9 Associated
Oil 4S; 53 do 4«'i: 200 do, buyer 30. 48?,; 260
City Elec 62; 150 California Wine 52; 100 do
52>i; 350 Paauhau 18%; 100 Palmer 1.65; 60
Pac Tel com 43*4; 10 People's Water pfd 42;
fSV Water 19H.
Afternoon sales—7ooo People's 5.s 69' i; 1000
L a rty us 1081-i; 1000 City Eleo 5s 9214: 1000
S P Branch 63 127; 20 Associated Oil 48ii; 25
do 48%; 70 do 43; 15 California Wine 52; 30
City Kiec. 62; 25 Hawaiian 33%; 100 Oro Water
63; 195 Paauhau 18%; 50 Pao Tel com 4o>«,
buyer 6; 100 do ,43, buyer 30; 100 do 42, seller 30.
FLOUR AND FEED
Following are the wholesale prices for
flour anTl feed as quoted by the Globe Grain
and Milling company, Los Angeles:
FAMILY FLOUR
A-l flour, per barrel $5.
A-1 flour retails at J1.05 per Vi and
850 per M tack.
Globe flour, per barrel 6.00
Globe flour retails at $1.80 per >i and
95c per <A sack.
Silver Star flour, per barrel 5.00
XXX flour, per barrel 4.40
Eighth barrels goo Der barrel higher.
, BAKERS' FLOUR
Globe flour, per barrel $6.20
Eastern graham flour, per barrel 6.20
Eastern whole wheat flour, per barrel 6.20
Eastern rye flour, per barrel t.OU
Bakers' A-l flour, per barrel 5.40
Magnolia Bakers 6.10
Bakers' pastry flour, per barrel 4.9'>
MEALS AND CBREAT, GOODS, PER 100
POUNDS
5 lbs. 10 lbs. 25 lbs. 60 lbs.
A-l flour 53.60 $8.40
Pastry flour .. 3.10 3.20
Graham flour 8.10 $3.05 $3.00
Corn meal, W&Y 3.60 2.40 2.35 2.30
Whole wheat 1.10 3.15 3.10
Rye flour 3.50 a.45 3.40
Cracked wheat 3.70 3.65 8.60
Farina 3.70 3.65 3.60
Wheat flakes. per sack of 60 lbs $1.63
Wheat flakes, per barrel of 125 lbs. net 4.33
GRAIN AND FEED
100 lbs.
Wheat, No. 1 $1.80
Wheat (100-Ib. sack), No. 1 1.85
Corn 1 .»6
Tracked corn 1.63
I Feed meal 1.70
Rolled barley 1.30
Seed barley 1.20
Shorts 1-80
Eastern Willow charcoal 2.00
Small yellow corn 1.70
Alfalfa meal 1.10
Broom corn • l.*o
Bran, heavy LSI
Oil cake meal 2.50
White oats 1.80
Rye seed ■ 1.08
Egyptian corn, white 1.75
Scratch food 1.90
Granite «rrit 70
Chick feed 2.70
Cracked wheat 1.94
Clam shell «[
Oyster shell ••«
Armour scrap *00
SANTA If. HOLIDAY HATKS
The Santa Fe will sell holiday ex
cursion ticket* at one and onfi-third
I.ins for the round trip between all
stations on its linos uhciv tho one
way fare Is $10.00 or less. Tickets on
sal<: December 23d, !4th, Lsth, 2«th, 30th.
llati nun. and January Ist, 26, ion.
Final return limit January 3, 1911. xxx
FRESH EGGS DECLINE
IN QUOTATIONS 2 CENTS
Too Many Left Over After Holi
day—Stronger Tone in
Potato Market
Kgg handlers were much In evidence at the .
: call session of the produce exchange Monday I
; when they bobbed up with liberal offerings,
driving prises clown two cents for local
: stocks. Fresh esgs are now sold at wholesale
:at 38 cents and 14 cents f"r candled and >
... counts respectively. Hce.Mpts for three!
days were only 1"9 cases. :
Mutter was steady to firm.
I Highland potatoes advanced to II '■'• flat, I
(and 81.83 was demanded for car lots.
, There v. is an easing off In demand for
celery, and the price dropped -■ cents per
crate to J2.2.'i102.60; ege ..nit was scares
and advanced 2 cents; bttuce. was plentiful
! and sold at a lower figure, and peas de- J
dined 1 cent a pound Other green truck, '
'while not In large supply, was sufficient to
meet the limited demand, Prices on other
1 kinds Of green truck remained the iam aa la
! the close of last week.
j The poultry supply, which was pretty well I
cleaned up by Christmas demand, will * re- |
; planished for New Year's trade. The back
i country will be called upon for more fat tur
keys.
Kish was In light supply.
lieeelpts of produce were: Kegs, 139 cases;
butter, 10,190 pcunds; cheese, 2336 pounds; po
ti'toes. 8680 acks; onions, 300 sacks; beans,
4CO sacks: sweet potatoes, 252 sacks; apples,
1800 boxes.
pisoDicr. pricks
Following are the official prices or pro
duce to retailers as compiled by the Market
Reporter!
BUTTER Helling piles to trade. 2\ia
higher, California creamery, extras, SSc:
I flo firsts. :^li.c; cooking, 25c; ladle, 23c.
EGGS ho al ranch, can I
count, buying price, 34c; eastern freah, 82c
I acked extra, 28@30c.
; CHKKbK Bouthern. per Ib., ISO; northern,
I per lt>., 18c; northern atorage, par Ib.,
17c; eastern, singles, per Ib., 18c; eastern,
twin . per ib., lac; eastern Cheddars, per
: c aatern, boi ■ , per Ib., 18c; east
ern, daisies, per II).. 19o; Oregon, twins, per
Ib., 18c; Oregon, daisy, per Ib.. IS
Swiss Imported, par :b., 320; Swlsa domestic,
block, per Ib., 21<U24c; Swl»a domestic, wheel,
per Ib., 21 /-I ■; cream brick, pel Ib., 19020 c:
llmburger, per Ib., 19920 c; Roquefort, per it).,
I ; Ed im, pel
ONlONS—Northern Australian Browns,
per cut., H. 1.76; Oregon, .$1.83; Nevadas,
$-•._'."; garlic, per lb., Se.
BEANS—No. I pink. {6.00; No. 1 Mmas,
$5.2541.5. M; Lady Washington $4.26®4.50; No.
1 small whites, 1484.25; blaekeyes, $5.60; No. 1
Ciarvanza, $4.00; No. i California lentils.
|7.00
POTATOES— cwt., $1.85; Ne
vadas, 11.85; Lompoc*. $3.0082.10; Ba>
linns, »2.00@5.W: Early Rose, northern, $2.00;
local Early Un». $1.85; White Hose, local,
$1.85®2.W; Oregon Rof>-, 13.00; new potatoes,
lb.. 4£fsc; yellow iwaets, |2.60.
DRIED FRUITS— -Evaporated, lb.,
in ' -i II '••.!•; apricots. 11... 12H01SC; currauti
lb., 10c; do pkg.. 8S10c; dates, Fard, 60s,
lb., lie; do 12s. lie; do Golden, 60s, Ib., 8c;
do pkg., 9c; figs, black and white, per lb.,
644@7Vtas do white, B-01. pkgs., 50s. $1,809
2; do 12-02., 12s, pk8.,00?ISoc; do 16-oz., 10s,
pkg., $1; do 16-oz. cartons, 12s, Me; nec
tarines, lb., 10c; peaches, lb., •H©7'^o; pears,
Ib., lOi^lStsC; plums, lb., 10c; prunes, SO-40s,
lie; do 40-BOs, ' 10V4c; do 50-60s; 0! : c; do
60-TOs, 9c; do 70-ioa, 8c; do 80-90s;
7Vic; do 90-lOOs. 7c; do sacks, 15ffll6c; raisins,
Sultan.is, bleached, lb., 10c; da unbleached,
lb., S^s>jc; seeded raisins, 16-oz. pkgs., 7c;
do 12-os. pkgs., Cc; London layers, 2 crown,
20-lh. box, $1.18; do 3-crown, 20-lb. box,
$1.25; do 4-cro\vn, 20-lb. box, $1.50; loose
muscatels, 2-crown, oc; do 3 crown, B^c;
do 4-crown, 6c; citron, 16c; orange and lem
on peel. 14c.
FRESH FRUITS-Cltrus— tanger
ines, $1.75Q2.n0; do navels, $1.75'g2.25; lemons,
$1.6083.60; grapefruit, seedless, $3.76; do eeed
lings, $2.25.
APPLES—Baldwin, 4-tler, $1.50; bellefleurs,
4-tier. $1.15® 1.25; do 4tier, |l©1.10; Bin
Cnps. 4-tlor. C 1.50: do 4'4-tler. $1; Hen Davis,
4-tier. $1.50; do 4%-tler. $1.25; Gano. 4-tier,
Colorado, $2; Greenings, 4-tler, $1.25; do
414-tler. $1.10; Hoovers. 4-tler, $1.50; do 414
--tier, $1.16; Jonathans. 4-tler. $2.25@2.G0;
Langfords. 4-tier, $1.2591.35: Missouri Pip
pins, 11.25; do 4'j-tier, $1.10; Pearmains,
White winter, 4-tler. $1.2"; do 4'l-tler, $1.10;
Pearmains, red, 4-tler, $1.10; do 4V3-tier. $1.10;
Rome Beauties, • 4-tier. $2.25@2.60; Smith's
Cider, 4-tier, $1.33; do 4'i-ti3r. 75c; Spltzen
burg, 4-tler, $233.25; Yellow Newton Pippins,
4-tier, $1.35; do 4!i-tler, $1.15.
MISCELLANEOUS—AIIigator pears, tot..
$4So; bananas, per lb., 41ic; cranberries, per
M 1.. $12.50<3:n.50; strawberries, per basket,
il:.'';i*.. casabas, per crate, $2.23; Christmas
melons, $3.00®2.25; grapes, per box, $1.5001.75;
peacheSi per box. 6Uf^6o; pears. Winter
Nells, per .jojc. $2.25; Hartletts, $2.50; per
simmons, per crate, $1.5001.75; pomegranates.
per crate, $1.50.
VEGKTABLKS—Northern artichokes, doz.,
$1.25; preen asparagus. 150 lb.; bell peppers,
lb, 6© 7c; beets, doz bunches. 35c; beans. 7©
8c; cabbage, sack, 60c: red cabbage, 3<S>3M>o
lb.; carrots, doz. bunches, 2."'t35c: cauli
flower, crt., $1.8591.55; celery, crt., $2.25@52.75;
cucumbers, do*. $1.00©1.3B; green corn, box,
BCo: corn husks, 10o; egg plant, lb., 8@10c;
horseradish, lb., 12>ic; "kin, So lb. lettuce, crt.,
50075 c; peas, s> ■< 10c, parsley, doz., 2.'.c
northern strawberry rhubarb, box, $1.7
spinach, doz., 20c; sprouts, (1c; summer
siiuash, lug box, 40@50c; young onions, doz,
25c; turnips, doz. bunches. 20c; tomatoes,
40<iI60c.
NUTS—Fancy IXL ilmonds. 17($c !b.; bra
zils UOISo lb.: cocoanuts, SOc; filberts, 140
lb.;' pecans. XX, lie; do XXX. 160 lb.,
eastern peanuts, 7@?'/ic lb. ; do Japan, G^c;
plnenuts, 18c: No. 1 assorted walnuts, 16@17c;
do budded. 18@19c; eastern popcorn, cwt., $4;
do local, $3.60.
RlCK—Fancy Honduras (Carolina). $6.7 i
ewt.; choice Honduras (Carolina), $6jJ'i.sO;
Japan grades, $3.7584; Island, $5.50; broken,
$3.50.
HONEY— White water extracted, 9c lb. ;
do white, SVSc: do light amber, 8c: comb,
water white, 1-lb. frames. ISc; do white,
17c; do light amber, 14c; beeswax, 30c lb.
LIVE STOCK—Packers pay f. o. b. Los
Angeles for beef steers, t.ljj,i'nc; beef heir
jrs. 4 1.i1?5c; beef calves, 6H®6oi mutton
wethers, !3gr..50; mutton ewes. |605.80j mut
ton lambs, fS.so{f3.7n; hogs, lie.
FCULTRY—Live—Broilers, per lb., 27c: fry
ers, per lb., iilci roasters, per lb., 21c; young
cocks, per :b., ISc; old COcks, per lb., 16c;
hens, par lb., 20<i/22c; young turkeys, per Il>.,
Stic; old turkeys, per lb., 26c; ducks, per lb.,
2.".c; geese, per lb., 23c; squabs, per dozen,
$3.00; guinea hens, per doz., $6.00. Frozen-
Fowls. 1862131 roasters, per IK, 21®23c; fry
ers, per lb.. 21028 c; broilers, par Hi, 27@32c;
ducks, per lb., L'fe; geese, per lb., 23c; turkeys,
per lb., 28c; fresh dressed turkeys, SOc.
CHlLl— Evaporated, strings, JOo lh., green,
4c lb.; chili teplns. 75c lb. ; Japan. 16c;
ground, Be.
HYY (baled)— The following quotations fur
nished by the I»os Angeles Hay Storage Co.
—Barley. t12.10014.E0i tame oat, ton. $143
16.C0; alfalfa, ton, $13.50' Li 14.50; wheat hay,
turns.
MII.L FEED-Bran, $1.55; whole corn, $1.75:
cracked corn, $1.80: feed meal, $1.35; rolled
barley, $1.15; 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., $1.90; wheat. 100-lb. sacks. $1.95.
METAL MARKETS
NEW YORK, Dec. ST.—Standard copper
quiet; spot, December and January, $12.15
i? 12.25; February and March, $12.15©12.80.
Owing to the continued holiday there wure
no cablei from London. Arrivals reported
in New York today, 110 tons. Custom
house returns show exports of 26,159 tons
so far this month. Local dealers report a
nominally unchanged market. Lake copper,
Si.: .i 13.25; electrolytic, $13.750131 casting,
112.001S 12.75.
Tin quiet: spot, December, January, Feb
ruary and March, 131 1iJ35.50.
Lead quiet, Jl.-t.". <i 1.85, New York; $4.30!?
4.40, East St. Louis.
Ppelter quiet, $*.'..".'./",.«.', New York:
15.H8H. East St. Louis.
Iron quiet.
m » »
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO. Dec. "T.— Cattle— Receipt! es
timated at 3500; market strong, shade
higher; beeves, $4,65 6(7.30; Texas stoer«,
14.5003.33! western ■•■:■.-;, tt&i.TO: stock
ers and Feeders, l8.4OQt.IO; cows and heif
ers, 12.1Q01.36; calves, $7.ZSdJ'9.BO.
Hogs—Receipts estimated at 10,000; mar
ket Bo higher: light, IT.6OQS; mixed. $7.65«!J>
8; heavy, IT.tOOl! rough, J7.6oiir7.7r>; good
to choice heavy, $7.7s'n>S; pigs. *7.2". 0 8.05;
bulk of Bales, IT-ROC 7.95.
Shci-|i —Receipts estimated at 10.000; mar
ket s'« lea higher; native, 12.15Q 4.3»; west
ern, $2.7G@4.30; yearlings, $4.75« >5.80; na
tive lambs, $4.25@6.59; western, $4.7506.40.
CHICAGO GRAIN
Special service to The Herald hy .T. C. Wil
son, member of th« Chicago board of trade,
JcTnw York stock exehanße and San Francisco
bm I and stock exchange, 212 West Fifth
street, Las Angeles.
cmCAOO, Di c. 27.-The wheat mark was
heavy. There has been liquidation by lonss
and more or less short selling. Support was
moderate and rather deliberate, but short
sellers acted with caution. Liverpool closed,
continental markets mixed. Antwerp un-
changed, Parts hipher and other markets low-j
| er. Statistics were bearish, except Argentine |
crop estimate, in which trade had had less!
contl'lence than In private reports, and which
fvi.H had no Influence. Predictions of rains In
winter wheat country probably had a* much
; Influence as any ■ her one factor. Kansas City
Els reporting liberal consignments ftorn south*
I west and good *ales from Nebraska. The re- ;
ceipts were liberal here and at Milwaukee.
1 Cash wheat here was weak and of slow sale.
' Some support seemed to tie forthcoming again
j around 95'sc for May.
Corn was heavy and rather quiet. There was
[a further drawing together of the Deceniber
i May difference. The December held ti': heia
and at St. Lou is. Cash corn meanwhile has
been lower, low grades being the bulk of the
arrivals. Shipments from Interior still limited ■
by the ears available, but new tales at coun
try stations not «o large.
! Very slow trade In oats, but the? market
j sagged a little along with other grains.
Provisions scored a sood early bulge on lisht
run of hogs here, but reacted . ii liberal sales
of pork, presumably for "tie of tho local pack
ers. Buyers at recent high levels seem to be
tilled up for the present,
MARKET RAMIES
WHEAT— Open. High. Low. Close,
Dei-ember $ .'.i-'c $ .924 I .<MH t .!)1%
.May 9614 .M.. .93% .''"> I
July ■■'■_: .931s .'.. , .9:
CORN— !■•
December i~% .47' .46% M%
May IS > i .-is'; .17' 4 . IT-,
July Ili'i .49% .48 i-;i
September ■"'■', ..''', .i-i .li) 5»
OATS—
December 3Hi ,31' ■ .3114 ■•!B»
May 3i% .31% .34 .34>i
July 844 .341, .;m • '•
September ... ... .33 '■
PORK—
January 19.50 10.80 19.60 l!).7O
May 19.10 19.10 15.8714 18.921,4
LARD—
January 10.8314 10.82 M 10.6715 10.70
May 10.40 10.4214 10.30 10.36
RIBS-
January I'i.lTU 10.47' i 10.30 10 IS
May lO.OJ'a 10.02V-J 9.90 8.92V4
Cash quotations were as follows;
Flour steady; No. 2 rye, SOl-jc; feed or
mixing barley, 80S ''"li : fair to choice malt-
Ing, 7iisS3c; flax seed, No. 1 southwestern,
Jj.2 1); No. i northwestern, $2.11; timothy
seed, $10; clover, $15; mess pork, per bbl.,
, ; ::i.T", ■; ':'.■■",■' : lard, per 100 lbs., $i0.72> 2 ;
short ribs, sides (loose), $10.12 1 / i'S l-'. •:-!■!;:
short clear sides (boxed), $10.8714©11.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 179,000 bushels. Primary receipts
were 1,172,000 bushels, compared with 1,
--078.000 bushels ii:* corresponding clay a
year ago. The visible supply of wheat in
the United Plates Increased 93.",000 bushels
for the week. The amount of breadstuff.-i
on ocean passage decreased 1,066,000
bushels.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
56 cars; corn, SOU cars; oats, 428 cars; bogs,
23,000 head.
Dally movement of produce;
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
yir. barrels 20,000 7.000
vV . at, bushels 1,400 18.300
Corn, bushels 631,200 210,400
Oats, bushels 388, 100 152.600
Rye. bushels 6,000
Barley, bushels 8.800 23,600
« « »
ST. LOUIS WOOL
ST. T.'J! IS, Dec. ~1~-~ \Vn('l unrhanKPrl;
medium grades coin'nlnjr ami olothlng,
23e; light tine, 20©12 c; heavy fine, 153
17c; tu!> washed, 20 Q 9 1.
Flrstr™" I Los An Seles Office I m ?ri!.«,
wire now*. | Hotel Alexandria | Main 6006
-»™sssssssssss»»ss»»*i 212 West Fifth Street isa«issssssssisß»sisssi
San x J. C. WILSON Hotel deJ
Francisco fifOl j \|ll\| Coronada
Mills Bldg. Jl Ul IVILUUiI During
Palace Hotel B G< LATHROP, Manager. Winter
■scaaasßaassssßaaaf Correspondents saassssssassssssssaaaal
Member I Harris, Winthrop & Co. I Member ,
New York Stock I I chir»*° Do»rd
Exchange. 3 New York. Chlc-ago. I'arU. London. I of Trad«.
CLEARING HOUSE BANKS
NAME OlTir^nS
Commercial National Bank n'ev^man o essick. c'a«hi«r.
C. .«, .t, , Capital. BONYNGK, It nu
ommercial National Bank newman essicx. ca»hi«r.
Capital. »20C 000.00.
401 8. Sprlnir. corner Fourth. Surplus & Undivided Profit*. 14*.00*.0t
7, >. T 7 77~7- 1 t-> _i '• W. HELL.MAN. I'realdenL
armers & Merchants National Bank ciia"' <-s seyi.kr. cashiw.
Capital. 11,600,000.
Corner Fourth and Main. Surplus' and Profits. tl.900.0»).
F. M ... . tj__i J. M. ELLIOTT, President,
irst National .bank w. t. b. hammond. cashier.
Capital stock. 51.600,000.
, 8. E. corner Second and Sprint". Surplus and Profits, (2,200.000.
Merchants National Bank W. H. HOI.LJUAI. Frealdent.
erchants National Bank ( -ha« «reenk. caihier.
Cr "tal. 1200,000.
8. E. corner Third »nd Bprlnr- Surplus an I Undivided Profits, t6sa.ua,
Nitional tfank of California J. E. FISHBURN. Prealdaat.
il 'tional ±>ank or Calitornia -^ B mct^k. ciahtsr.
M Capital, Ji".f\OOo".
|1 N. E. corner Fourth and Bprlnr Surplus and Undivided Profits, WOB.OMI,
entral National Bank .ta^h-s b. gist, cashiu.
C. - . . , T -» i 3! Il'. z.i'.vlbKu. i Jrftoia«nt.
cntral National Bank jays b. gist. caahi«.
riipltal. ♦,;o(i,ow>.
8. E. corner Fourth and B/nadwaT. Surplus and Undivided Profits. t24!.K«
Broadway Bank & Trust Company F^wSS&Wm?™"'
Capital, BBC.OOO.
808-810 Broadway. Bradbury Huildln* Purrlnn and TTndlvlded Profits. »;4T.Cftl
lited btates National Bank ISAIAS fmith. ca*ni«r. Pr«sld*Sk
nited States National Bank r . w . fmitii. cubw. ,
< apltal, J200.000.
S. E. corner Main and Commercial. Purnti anil Profits.. $73,000.
C-. . , „ , R. 3! WATERS, Presldeot.
itizens National Bank wm. w. woods, canht«r.
Cspßal. ri.000.000.
B. W. comer Third «nd Mali. '■"■"'"•■ if '' ■<»
LOS ANGELES SAVINGS BANKS
S' -ECtRITY ,^
UlVB?¥<R&» gSA^ ML the Southwest
Resources, $29,000,000
4 I'KB CENT INTEREST ON TERM DEPOSITS.
3 PER CENT ON SPECIAL (ORDINARY) DEPOSITS.
Largest anil Best Equipped Bat* Depoi.lt ami Bterase Departmtal in the Meat.
Tree Information Bureau.
SECURITY Blll.niX(i. sriilNO AND riITH STS
GERNiIH AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK
■■MupwrJM rHE BANK WITH THE tse^SS^^*
JET EFFICIENT S£J9\flG£^
$T **[*&„* ND FOURTH STS. m
Merchants Bank and Trust Co. Slip ell™ SZI
„■„..., ~«« *.';_ . Trunnaetn » l.t'lll'ral Bank*
"l"li Smith Hoover street. 209-11 S. Broadway i,, uud Tru.t Hu.li.e...
HARNESS MN. J. Sffi? .tr.,t. SADDLERY]
Citrus Fruit Report
NEW VOIIK
NEW YORK CITT. Deo. 27.—Twenty-two
cars of. navels, one. Arizona navel and four
cars lemons sold. Market strong on good
stock navels, easier on poor stock. Arizona*
unchanged. Market lower on I- mons, Navels
— Bnowflower, fy, Globe. Clf Co, XT, $2.88;
Snowflower, ch,-marked XT, $2.66; Snowflower,
(;■, marked 7. ju.'io; finowflowcr, eh, marked 7,
i.\s'J; Monogram, $2.1.">; Venus, v, K. I * <ke
Co, *2. IS; Cove, ad, B. Peycka Co, $1.80; Pio
neer, r>. Pioneer F Co, $2.26; Rock, $1.75; Ite-
Katta, $1.10; Citrus Belle, »d, Ind V Co, $1.56;
Gclden Pheasant, xc, in ] !•• Co, 9L70; Grafton.
xc, Hud Oo Assn. $2.13; Sunflower, xf. Earl F
Co, 12.33; Gold Buckle, rh, E. High, $2.70;
Lochlnvar, II n c: High, $1,30; Qlendora ii,
A '' a Ex, 5_'.70; Watchumna, T C C I.*,
«i.<".; Lcmoncove, T c C Kx. 92.35; noyal
Knight, It II Ex, Hed, KZt; Illue Globe, Hlv
Xx, Hiv, (2.10; Cal Orange, Rlv Ex, Hlv,
(1.65; Blue Label, T C C Bx, 92.30; Planet, 3
3 Ex, 91.90 Bugarloaf, I M I', li II .:x. (J.M;
Hlghgruve, I M P, X Tr Xx, 52.20; Sugarloaf,
i: i! Ex. SJ.S3; Highlander, tf, M O Dli,
92,30; Maripo»a, fy, Earl V Co, 92.20; Marlpo
sa, fy Karl F Co,S 2.20; Ml itlei ■. eh, Earl P
Co, 91.80; Mlstlatoe, oh, Karl F Co, 11.80!
Hedlands Hrt,t, xf, At ti Is, 92 00; Kedlarnln,
ice, MOD $1 10. Arizona navcU, Deiert
luiinil, $2.70; Cactus, $1,95, half box* Desert,
$2.05; Cactus, $1.30. Lfiin'jns— Pet, 93 00; Arab,
J2.80; Greyhound, $2.4."i; Duck, 92 IS; Whit
tier, 92.' ■. I/ojus, $2.80; Monogram, 2.40; Ex.
ccllent, 12.30.
PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, Dee, 27.—Two carp navels
and one car lemons sold. Also seventeen cars
•>■: Florldas. Oranges sold from $1.30 to
$2.00; average, 92.10. Grapefruit, $1.00 to
$2.73; average, 92.30, Tangerines .51. to
$1.80; average, $1.30. Market steady. Navels
—Pocahontas, 1 C C, J^anle, 2.03; Marguerite,
xc, Earl F 'Jo, $2.10. Lemona—Pico Bt, Whlt
•:■,. (1.70.
BOSTON'
BOSTON, Dec. 17.—Twelve cars Bold. Clear
and cold. Market la stronger on orangei, un
changed, on lemons. Navels— Palermo, Mates &
}!oalt, Palertni, $-.'.10; Blue Jay, O X Ex, $1.70;
Sunny Heights, R 11. Redlands, $2.40; Laurel,
Q C, Corona, $2.80; [deal High Prot P Assn,
i<2.::o; Birch Bark, $2.00; Marguerite, xc, Karl
P Co, 91.83; Coyote, .1 X Ex, $1.73; cioM
Buckle, I: II E, Ilish, 92.50; Golden Circle, II
11. dlandg, 91.85; Prlscilla, 3 B, High, $2.70;
Golden Flower, xf. Bed O O, $2.25; Delicious-,
High Proi I' Assn. $2.00; Stock Label, $l.S0;
Jaffas— Palerm 1, Batea & itoult, Palermo, $1.75.
; Lemons — Independent, fy. Growers V Co, $2.65;
< I.lnda Vista, fy, Randolph F Co, 91.90; Inde
pendent, oh, Growers, $2.25; Vista Del Mar,
oh, It P Co, 11.50.
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
SAX FHANCISCO, Dec. 27.—Butter-
Fancy creamery, 35c; fancy dairy, 30c.
Cheese —New, ltlilTc; Young America, li
0 1 7c.
Eggs -Ranoh, SS'.-c; stor?, 35c.
CHICAGO, Dee. :7.—lhitter — Steady—
eamerlea, 2>O!So; dairies, 2\.<fp?i>c.
Steam 'Irnlnn to Aviation Meld
The Southern Pacific is tho only steam
railroad to the grounds, direct to the main
entrance with separate entrance and exit
for Southern Pacific passengers.
Special trains leave Loa Angeles (Arcadfl
station, Fifth and Central avenue) dally (■>
.January 3. Hill. Inclusive (except January
2. no program)) at 9:05 a. m., 11 a. m.,
11:80 a. m., 11:01 p. m.. 12:30 p. m., 1 p.
m. and 1:30 p. m. Returning, leava avia
tion field 4:48 p. m.. 5 p. m., :15 p. in.,
'i p. m. No local stops in either direction.
Plenty of roomy steam heated cars with
spats for every one. Hound trip (at ticket
offices) from Los Angeles 35c. Contest!
1:30 p., m.
Cut tills out and use It for time tahle an'l
Start early. Los Angeles .offices: 600 Soutli
Spring street. Arcade station. Fifth unit
Central avenue. •••
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