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MARKET IN HANDS
OP PROFESSIONALS
LARGE SUPPORTERS ARE NOT
IN EVIDENCE
General Note of Warning from Re
eponslble Sources Ha* Its Effect.
Money Supply Viewed with
Apprehension
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 8.-The stuck mar
ket showed Increasing Indications today
of lapsing Into professional hands and
those of tii.. smaller class of operators.
The frequent turns In tho course of
prices, the narrowness of the fluctuations
nnd the notable shrinkage in tho aggie-
Kate sales for tho day all pointed un
mistakably to the abstention from th«
mnrki'i of any largo and consistent class
ot supporters.
This Wai lie response to a rather gen
eral note uf warning from responsible
sources of tho rate and extent to which
the rebound was running after the recent
extreme depression.
In the monpy market situation par
ticularly, although the reality of the
realisation from stringency is not ques
tioned on nny hand, there Is Inquiry as
to the adequacy of the relief to meet all
the needs to bo faced.
fh« totrn-f ol railroad corporations for
borrowing largo amounts are still oner
ous, ;ia exemplified In the terms of sale
of Krlfi notes last week. Any general re
sumption of the projects Of extension by
the railroads l« dependent on the easier
lHtos for money reaching tr> this field of
borrowing, or to such revival of the de-
Riand for new capital Issues as to Justify
a resort to that means of financing the
work of bettrrmentH again.
Even in the case of subscriptions to
capital Issues alrendv made, there In
matter for the consideration of future
borrowers dependent upon money sup
plies. Todny'H maturity of four 10 por
cent Installments ol Great Northern
nl nek calling for $24,1K>0,0n0. directs atten
tion to the monthly recurrence for some
time to come nf a 6 per cont Installment
of these subscriptions.
For Northern Pacific, new stock sub
scriptions also there will fall due quar
terly Installments of 12% por cent begin
ning July 1, each of which will call for
moro than $11.0i)ft.0Oi). while for St. Paul
$100,0(10.000 of new stock, 15 per cent Is
payanlo June 1 and 20 per cent Install
ments on thre« half yearly periods after
that with a final IB per cont to be paid
March. 1900,
In tho meantime largo note issues by
corporations will mature which are ex
pected to call for refunding, with success
dependent upon a revival of the demand
for bonds.
It Is to bo noted nf the recent revival
In the. bond market that besides the good
effect of the ensine of the money mar
ket, something is dun to the demand by
banks for bonds mndc available tn secure
government deposits under the: new rul
ing of the troasirry department and also
to the movement toward reinvestments
against the retirement nf all but the f.=>n.-
OM.OOO to be refunded nf the outstanding
government 4 per cents of 1907.
The sterling exchange market also, by
its persistent strength here In spite of the
decline in interest rales In London, points
to the possibilities of unsatisfied money
rf-nulrements abroad.
Brokerage houses today reported a
small volume of orders for stocks and
early attempts to advance prices quite
generally met with supplies of stock
which turned the room traders to iho
bpar side of the market. The resulting
decline was Incompletely recovered later
and the closing tone was rather heavy.
The narrow net changes ere significant
in themselves of the professional origin
of much of the day's transactions. The
tone of the bond market showed some re
actionary tendency from the rodent uni
form strength.
Total sales, par value, $2,068,000.
Government bonds were unchanged on
call.
New York Stocks
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April — The follow
ing were the officfal quotations on the
stock exchange today:
Sales. High- Low- Clos
est, est. ing- bid.
Adams Ex ' 280
103,0001 03,000 Amat Cop 98»i' 93% 89%
1.3001 .300 Am C& Kdy.. 37 36% 37
....... do pfd 97%
4004 00 Am Cot 0i1... 31% 31»,b 31
do Pfd 80
Am lix 205
1001 00 Am H & L.pd. 21»i 21% 22
Am Ice 83 83 81
Am Lin Oil 1*
i do pfd 31
6006 00 Am Locomo. 65 65 65
, do pfd 108
59,4005 9,400 Am Srael & R. 132% 138 Vi 132%
D OO do pfd 108% 108 10S
7007 00 Am Bus Ref.. 127 126 125%
7007 00 Am Tob p C. 93 '/s 92 92
21,6002 1,600 Ana Mln C 0... 64 62 68%
2,500 AtcMson 97Vi 961f, 97 Va
4004 00 do pfd »r.% 85% 95
8008 00 Atlantic C Li. .106% 105 105
7007 00 B& 0 101% 100 100%
do pfd 89
21,1002 1,100 Brook R T... fil% 89% 61%
8,9008 ,900 Can Pac 176% 173% 174%
2002 00 Cent of N J..196 190 190
1,7001 ,700 Chcs & 0 01% 61 61%
1001 00 Chi G W 14% 13% 13%
2,0002 ,000 Cbl & N W...152% 150 152%
2 0,000 C M & St P.. .137% 136% 137%
Chi Term & T 6
3 00 do pfd 15 13% 13
5005 00 CCC &St L... 74% 73% 73
5,7005 ,700 Col F & I 37% 35% 36%
2 ,100 Col & South.. 28 27% 27%
do Ist pfd 60
4 00 do 2d pfd.. 48% 47% 48%
2002 00 Conrol Ga5... 130% 130% 129%
1 ,100 Corn Pro 20% 20 20
1 00 do pfd 81% 81% 80%
1 ,000 Del & Hud.... 185 184 185
Del Ji & W 460
1 00 Den & R G... 31% 31% 81
do pfd 75
3,0003 ,000 Distill Sec... 72 71 71%
5,5005 ,500 Erie 25% 24% 25%
1,3001 ,300 do lHt pfd.. 59% RB% DB%
5005 00 do 2d pfd.. 41 40% 40
2 ,000 Gen Elect 150 149 149%
.'. ' Hock Val 81
2 00 111 Central. ...ll9 149 148%
Inter Paper .... 14%
2 00 do pfd 74% 74% 74%
2 00 Inter Pump... 30% 80 29%
do pfd 79%
3 00 lowa Cent.... 19% 19 19
2 00 do pfd 37% 37% 87
6006 00 X C South.... 2«% 26 26%
3 ,500 do pfd 61 60% 60%
8 00 T-. & N 120% 119% 119%
2 ,200 Mpx Cent 22%- 22% 22%
Minn & St 1.. 48
MStP&SItStM 108
2002 00 do pfd... \.. 140 139 131
1 ,ii0() Mo Pac 77% 76% 76%
5 ,300 M X & T 37 36% 36%
100 do |if<l 66% 86 18
500 Nat Lead 61% 00% 61%
N mi of M pd 58%
5,5005 ,500 N v Cent 120% 119% 120%
1,2001 ,200 N V Ont & W. 39% 38% 39%
1 ,400 Norfolk & W. 80 79% 79
d» pfd 80
4 CO North Am.... 75% 7.". 75
7007 00 Pac Mill! M<4 28% 29
s fl 600 Pennsylvania. 128% 126% 127
2 700 People's Qan.. 93% 92% '■''■'■'■Ya.
....... P CO & Bt 1 71
S 500 Prtsa S Car... 37% 36% 37%
do pfd 95'
iro Pullman p .m 1«8 180
154,7001 54,700 Reading . 112% 10!)% 111%
2002 00 do i-i pfd. •86 86 85
in do 2U pfd.. S5 85 84
2,9002 ,900 Repub Steel • ■ 30 29 29%
I 000 do pfd BMS 10 '. 85%
2.2002 .200 r ico !!«;■!!» ll*
3003 00 *O r'fd 51 50% BO
Rub ddii Pfd 95
Bt|< & SK 3 pJ 36
1,0001 ,000 Bt 1. a W - 23% SI -•'}
do pfd «5 "'
4.4004 .400 Soutli Pac. . . S!>% XI 14*
1001 00 do pfd new ngti hi.
1,6001 ,600 South* Ry. 23% -'- jf}4
7007 00 do pfd 71 70% 70%
1001 00 Term C i 1...144«, i UWi 144..
600.6 00. Tex & lac . 29% 2!) '"'
2002 00 Tol6tL& W. 2»% 29% 29%
4004 00 do pl.l RS% R3K 68%
151,7001 51,700 r>il..n Pai 142 I ■■• '. 141%
7007 00 do Dfd... ... 83% 88 8«%
r s k \ 103
,\:...., \:.... II 8 Realty... 77
6 00 IT S Rubber.. 44 . 43% 48
..;.., do pfd 104
ORANGES AT AUCTION
IN NEW YORK MARKET
By A*!"oolnto<l Pr#l».
M -,« YOflK, \ >rll n.-l«ftiH-
■ ■even carload* of California or—
anur* were «<>l<l nt rnipllnn her*
<nti.iv n« tin- following price* per
Im>« for pi-Kulnr slxesi
i:«lmi :«lm fnnrj navrla, $2..1fl to
9 '1..10| nvrrnßc, $3.3.1.
I Inn.i niivelH, «V.2r. In tl.OOt
nvrrmto, 92.00.
Bllfa rholce mitrl*, $2.00 to
9 3.00| iMrrimr, 92.70.
CiHrtea ni.i.ii, 91.75 to 9:t.2S|
.itrrmtc *J. ir..
l"rnl< In fnlr lo Rood condition.
Uriilher or my and imfuvnriiiiie.
Nineteen |ftl nlll aell later.
7 5.700 II S itMl 37T4 it%k .17 r
J,IO da pfd 101 V 9% 100^»
1 00 Vh Car Chum. 284 tVH 29
do pfd 134
1 00 Wabaßh 14^4 14« i 14»4
4 00 do pfd 2DH Hfl 'i:>-%
WrllH ril 2»0
1 00 West lSlsct.f.l47 147 116V4
4 00 Woßt Union... IBM W.i »i
3 00 Wheol &I. K. 13 Vi 13 •/» 13
1 ,400 Wli Cent 19Vi 19',i 18%
do pfd 40 14
2 1,100 Nor lac i;i>;" 134»4 135%
TOO Cent Lea..... Sty, lOVi 30»4
dO pfil sir,
9 00 sins^i Bheff.... r.U r.l«i 54 V,
8 2,000 <it Nor pfd.,..138«i 13fi 138%
" 400 Intnr Mot 2B»i 26 26Vi
5 00 do pfd..../. 62 62 61%
Total. sales for the day BEI,OOO shares.
New York Bonds
Ry AMoci.atni press,
NEW YORK, April 8.-Tho following
were the closing prices for Bonds today:
U S rfd 2s reg.103% Jhi> 6s 2d srs 97%
do coup 103% do 4l ctfs .... 82".
do 3s reg UHK do 4%s ctfs.... KM
do coup 103% do 2d srs 90Vi
do old 4s reg.lol I, & N 4s Hjo
do coup 101 Manhnt gold 45.. s)8?i
do new 4s rg.130% Mcx Cent Is .... 81
do coup 180% do Ist mc 24U
Am Tob 4s .... 73% M & St L4g R)
<1° 6" 106% M ... ft T 4s 97%
Atch gen 45... .100 14 do 2ds 82V4
do adj 4s f)|% Nat Ry Mcx 45.. P5%
Atl C L 4s .... mU N V C gen 3%5. 93%
B & O 4s 100% N .1 C gen 65... 123
do 8%8 93y Nor Pac 4s 102%
Brook H T 45.. 108* do 3a 70' A
Cent of C3a 55. .108% N & W 4s 98
d ll Ist mc S5 Oregon 5,L45..!i3%
do 2d Inc 76 Penn.3%s 95%
do 3d mc 64 Read gen 4s 97-%.
Chcs & O 4%5..102% Iron Mtn 5s 110
C & A 3%s .... 69% at L & S F 45... M%
CB4Q 45.... P«% St L & S W 45.. 76
CRIP 4s 72% Seabd A L 45.... 74%
do col 6s 87% Sou Pnc 4s 87%
CCC & StL 45.. 99% do Ist 4s ctfs.. 93%
Col Tnii 5s srsA M Snu Rwy r>s 111%
Co Mid 4s 70 Tex & Pac lsts..H7
Colo & So 45.... 91J4 TSt L & W 45... WU
Cuga 6s 0!l% Union Pac 4s ....102 "
D & R G 45.... 84% U S Steel 2d 55.. flSy,
Dlst Sects 55.. 84% Wabash Ista ...M12%
Erie pr In 45... 97 do deb B R2V.
do gen 4b .... R3% West Md 4s 75%
Hock Val 4%5.1(M% \y &LE 4s ... 82
■Jap 6s 1(7% Wis Cent 4s S7
Boston Stocks and Bonds
By Associated Press.
BOSTON, April 8.-Following were offi
cial quotations tor stocks and bonds:
Atch adj 45.... 91 Bingham 19
do 4s 100 Calumet & Hec.Boo
M cx Cent 4s .. 81 Centennlnl 32%
Atchlson 9ii'/g Copper Range .. X 2
do pfd 95% Daly West 16
Boston & A1b. .232 Franklin 17V4
Boston & Me. .160 Granby 130
Boston L 143 Jsle Royale 2014.
Fltchbg pfd....lM Mass alining .... 6u
Ilex Cent 22»i Michigan ...... 15^
NYN Y nh & H..174% Mohawk .... .. s?2
Union Pao 141>i Mont C&C... 234"
Am Pn Tube.. 7 Old Dominion .. 59
Am Sugar 125% Osceola 145
do pfd 126 , Parrot 52«' 3
Am T& T ....122 Qulncy 121%
Am Woolen .. 30% Shannon IS"!
do pfd 97% Tamarack 10S
Edison El 111. .207 Trinity 20U
Mass Elec. 18 .United Copper .. 62$
do pfd 60 U S Mining 55
Mass Gas 61 II S Oil ......... 104
United Fruit ..108% Utah " *<>
United Shoe M 60% Victoria g
do pfd 28 Wlnona S
U S Steel 37H Wolverine 160
do pfd lOOVi North Birtte 91%
Adventure n% Butte Coalition.. 27«
Allouez 55 Nevada ... . 14
Amalgamated.. 9fi% Calumet & Art. .IBS
Atlantic 13 Ariz Cornel 26
Financial Record
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 8. — Money on call
easy, I%Ci'2H per cent; ruling rate, 2
per cent; closing bid, 1% per cent; of
fered at 2 per cent. Time loans, dull
and easy; sixty days, i% pe* cent;
ninety days, 5 per cent; six months, 5®
l> l /£ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 6(ffi6H per
cent. Sterling exchange, firm, with ac
tual business in bankers" bills at $4.8555
$4.8560 for demand and at-$4.82@4.8205
for sixty day bills.
Posted rates, $4.82%@4.83 and $4.86
©4.86'^.
Commercial bills, $4.81@4.81»i.
Bar silver, 66»,4c.
Mexican dollars, 60c. '
Bonds, governments, steady; railroad
bonds, Irregular. '
Treasury Statement
By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. April B.— Today's
statement of the treasury balance
shows: Available cash balance, $253,
698,458; gold coin und bullion, $108,
431,937; g-old certificates, $46,479,870.
Credit Balances
By Associated Press. ,
OIL CITY, Pa., April B.— Credit bal
ances, $1.78.
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 8.-Fancy ap
pies, $2.00; common, $1.00; cranberries,
*3.60®5.00; navel oranges, $1.0033.50; Mexi
can limes, $6.00(58.00; common California
lemons, 75c; fancy, $4.50; bananas, $1.25®
.'.60;. '.60; pineapples, $4.00<& 6.00.
- . Dried Fruit Prices
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April B.— Evaporated ap
ples, fancy, 80; choice. 7c; prime, 6%$
ti'/4c; poor to fair, s ,i>@6%c.
Primes, unsettled; California, 3@13%c;
Oregon, 6%®lc.
Apricots, unchanged; choice, 18c; extn
choice, 18V4©19c» fancy. 19@20e.
Peaches, choice, llOll^o; extra choico,
1 2©12% c; fancy, 12%@13c; extra fancy, 13
ii'lir.
Raisins, loose muscatels, Bsi(fflOc; seed
ed raisins, 717 1 / < Jc; London layers, $1.50®
1 .60.
Chicago Live Stock
Bj r AsHoeiated Press.
CHICAGO, April B.— Caltle Ue.-eiiits,
30,000; steady to 10c lower; beeves, $4.50
fji6.6s; cows. |l.(09«.B0i culvea. 15.260
7.25; good to prime Steers, $5.35(t|)6.65;
poor to medium. $4.15(Q/5.30; stockcra
and feoders, $2.80S«1D.OO.
Hok.s Receipts, 34,000; market gen
erally 160 lower; light. $8.45 <a 6.65 !
heavy, $ti.;iMrii.«2' / .j : rough, M.50©6.45;
plgw, $5.9()r ( tti.55; good to choice heavy,
|6/Bo®e.«iyJ.
Slnep It. eeipts, 2000; steady; na
tives, $4.50(^8.60; western, $4.50© 6. «0;
lambs, $6.50{j>8.3C; western, $6.50(*t | .s.i*J.
Cotton and Wool
By Associated Press.
NKW YORK, April B.— Cotton spot
closed quiet; middling uplands, 11.00 c;
middling gulf, 11.250.
BT. UOUIB, April B.— Wool, steady;
territory and western medium, 244j>27u;
fine medium, 18<ip23u; Ane, I4©i7c
BT. UOUIB. April I Wool, steady;
medium grades combing and clothing,
32C'c37c; light line, L'M'dL'L'e; heavy Dint,
l «©18c; tub washed. 30 <U> 37c.
Sugar and Coffee
liy Associated Press.
NKW VOKK, April .Sugar. raw
steady; fair reflnlngr, S%c; ntntrlfuKul
ii« test. 3Hc;* molaHHes ug-ur, 8%o; n>
ilnert, sh'iulv; crutihed, 5.40 c; powdered,
4,80 c; granulated, 4.70 c.
Coffee, steady; No. 7 Kio, 7i-; No. i
tioutuii, tc,
/
LO9 ANGELES HERALD: TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL 9. 1907.
SPUDS GOING TO
SAN FRANCISCO
SHIPPERS AFTER THE HIGHEST
PRICES
Over Fifty Thousand Pounds of But.
ter Arrive — Bananas Are Scarce.
Onlone Job at 4 Cents
a Pound
The fact that eastern pntninrn received
In lios Angeles are consigned nt once to
San Francisco, where tho market Is
stronger for spinls, is evidence of the faot
that the supply locally Is above the de
mand, fir tii.it the quotatloni In the Bay
city are to ko higher, The wlso ones are
hurrrylng to unload nt the top prices.
During tho winter nnd spring the "potato
market has been under tho control of
varloui parties and prices have been
maintained at a high scale. The name
elemenl Is still at work with every Indi
cation of iieiim Able to clean up still
larger profits before the new crop comes
in.
Considerable coast butter arrived Satur
day nnd Sunday, the receipts posted be
ing over 50,000 pounds. The best grade of
butter Is Jobbing at 67% c a 2-pound roll,
and the same is retailing at 70c.
K ggß are steady at present quotations,
with all wholesalers and commission men
well provided. Receipts are liberal. East
ern eggs nrrive nearly every dny by the
carload.
Texas Bermuda onlon» «re JobbinK at
$3.26(^3.60 a. crate of Ml pounds, nnd Span
ish grapen by tho barrel at around $11.
Strawberries sold at 6©Be a box by the
crate. ,
Hnnanas continue to Jon at 6c a pound.
The fruit In said to be very scarce, owing
tc difficulty In securing cars. One whole
saler xhmrid have received ten carloads
last wpek. Instead ho only received four
carloads. Now he l» anxiously waiting
for the arrival of more bananas so that
he can supply his customers.
Enough fish was received to supply the
demancT. Salmon and striped bass were
plentiful.
Produce men were solicited Monday for
tontrlbutlonn of supplies for the Metho
dist Samaritan home, which Is located at
Elslnore. This Institution is conducted
entirely on charitable lines. There aro
twenty-five Inmates of the home at pres
ent. About every three months represen
tatives nf the home visit the local mar
ket and secure a carload of supplies that
is shipped without charge to the home by
the Santa Fe railroad.
Produce Receipts
Eggs, cases ""Koln2
Butter, poirnds no.*"
Cheese, pounds J^j
Onions, sacks £"•
Potatoes, sacks .. JWJM
Sweet potatoes, sacks none
Beans, sacks m
Produce Prices
The following am the jobbing prices In
the local market: '
EGGS— Fresh California ranch 21c.
BUTTERR — Creamery extras, 57% c;
creamery firsts, 25c; dairy, 25c. 7%®
HONEY— Water white. 60-lb. cans, 7%®
8 c; light amber, 7c; Honeycomb, water
white, 1-lb. frame, 16c; white, 16@16o; light
amber. 14o; beeswax. 27c.
CHEESE— Northern, 19c; storage, I6c,
Anchor, large. 21c; Young America 21c;
Hand, 22c; eastern, . singles, 17@19c;
twins. 19c; Cheddars. 16<3>16%c; Long
horns, 32c; Daisy, 20c; Swiss, Imported,
32c;3 2c; Swiss, domestic. 22c; limburger.
' "ciIILI— Evaporated, 13©13V4c; sun dried,
13@13%c;1 3@13%c; ground, 12% c; Mexicans, black.
pOTATOES (all per 100 , lbs.)— Early
POTATOES (all per 100 lbs.)— Early
Rose. 52.25@2.50; Nevadas, J2.10; Ore
eons, $2.25; sweets, $5.00; Idahos, $2.00:
Colorado, $2.00; Wisconsin Burbanks,
$2.00; Minnesota Burbankß, $2.00.
BEANS (all per 100 lbs.)— PinK No. 1,
$3 00; No. 2, $1.90; lima. No. 1, $4.75;
Lady Washington, No. 1, $3.00; small
white, $3.50; blackeye, $6.00: Garvanzas.
$5 R0(f<)6.00; German lentils, $9.00@10.00.
ONIONS (per 100 lba.)— Yellow Dan
vers, northern. — ; garlic, 7c to 10c;
Australian browns. $1.25@1.50; Nevadas,
$4 00 ..-*-.
APPLES — Bellefluers', $1.75; choice,
$1.00; Missouri Pippins, $2.25; Jona
thans. $2.50@2.75: black twigs, $2.00®
2 25; Colorado York Imperials. $2.26.
CRANBKRRIES— a barrel. ;»-•
3 AKEHB' FLOUR— of eastern
hard wheat, per bbl., $5.25; blended wheat,
$4.90; eastern. $5.25.
CEREAL GOODS— Wholesale prices are
as follows:
Al flour, per bbl., $4.80; Globe flour, bbl.,
$4. 50; Silver Star flour, bbl., $4.40; XXX
flour, bbi., $3.80. Eight. 1 bbls. 200 per bbl.
higher.
Bakers' Flour
Globe flour, bbl., $4.75; eastern graham,
bbl., $4.75; eastern whole wheat, bbl., $4.80;
bakers' Al flour, bbl., $4.50; bakers' Mag
nolia flour, bbl., $4.40; eastern rye, bbl..
$5.00.
MEALS AITD CEREAL GOODS (per 100
lbs).- 10 lbs. 26 lbs. 60 lbs.
Al flour $2.90
Pastry flour 2.60 .... ....
Graham flour 2.60 2.55 2.b0
Corn meal, W. & Y. 2.60 2.55 2.50
Whole wheat flour.. 2.70 2.65 2.60
Rye flour 3.2<l 3.15 8.10
Cracked wheat 3.40 8.85 B.<W
Farina 8.40 8.25 8.50
Wheat flakes 1.40
Wheat flakes. 125 lbs 4.00
GRAIN AND FEED (100 lbs.)— Wheat,
No. 1, $1.45; do, 100-lb. sack No. 1, $1.60;
corn, $1.40; crocked corn, $1.45: feed meal,
$1.50; heavy . bran, $1.20; rolled barley,
$1.30; oil cake meal, $2.60; seed rye, $1.56;
ehorts, $1.35; Egyptian corn, $1.85.
HAY— Per ton.
Choice wheat and oat $21.00 to $25.00
No. 1 wheat or wheat-0at.... 18.00 to 21.00
Choice tame oat 17.00 to 20.00
Other tamo oat 10.00 to 16.00
Wild oat 10.00 to 14.00
Stock hay 8.00 to 10.00
Alfalfa 8.00 to 12.00
Straw, per bale 50 to .75
FRUITS AND BERRIES-Bananas,
CITRUS FRUITS— Lemons, fancy, $2.00
CITRUS FRUITS— Lemons, fancy, $2.00
6 3.00.
NUTB AND DRIED FRUITS (all per
lb.)-Almonds. IXL. 19®20c; No Plus Ul
tra, 17c; peanuts, California fancy, 8%o;
eastern fancy, 6c; walnuts, California
bleached, No. 1, 14@15c; pecans. Jumbo,
14c; extra large, 14%o; Brazils, 14c; fil
berts, 14c: Mexican pine nuts, 20c; evap
oraoted apples, per pound, 914 c; apricots,
17c; nectarines, lie; peaches, 12% c; pears,
13c; plums, lie; raisins, 7@7%c; seedless
muscats. 7c: loose muscats. SMSHc.
VEQETABLES-atrlng beans, 25c lb.;
beets, 88C nack; fancy celery. SOWSSe a
dozen by tho crate; evaporated chili, 12% c
lb.; garlic, 8c lb. lettuco, 35a doz.; peas,
8c lb.; spinach, 15c doz.; turnips. 60c aaok:
cabbage, $1.-5 sack; local tomatoes, $2.00
box; cucumbers, $2.60 doz.; Mexican to
matoes, $3.00 box; green onions, 25<£J30c
(Joz.; rhubarb, $1.00#1.2S box.
POULTRV—QuotationsY — Quotations en eastern
storase stock. gjlllng prices to the trad*
are: Hens, 18c; youiiK hens, 10% c: fryers,
19c; broilers, 26c: old toms, 21% c; young
turkeys, 23c: ben turkeys, 22% c; geese.
17c; ducks, ISc.
Selling prices to the trade for live lo
cal poultry: Hens, 16c pound; roosters,
18c;1 8c; fryers, 22c; broilers. 24c; old
roosters, 22c; turkeys, 17c; hen turkeys,
14c; geese, 12c: ducks. 17c.
Retail Prlcta
Following prices for leading articles ol
consumption prevail at the Los AngeUs
stores:
Butter. 2-lb. roll, fanoy $ .70
Butter, 2-lb. roll, Poppy 65
Cooking butter .55
Eggs, fresh ranch, per dosen If
Potatoes, fancy, 100 Iba 2.86
Pacific Coait Trade
Uy ABBoclaled I'rcsn.
S an KKANi'iscii, April S.— Beiin»—
I'luk. |2.40(i a.tiO; lima, $4.15©4.25; large
white, »3.60<&'3.70.
Pot itoi>« Early Ro»e, $1 60&J. 75;
Oregon Burbank*. l'J.Zt@Z.f>Ol Merced
sweets. f4. 00®>4. 50.
Onions — 13.00.
Various ii peat, 4(U l sc: green
peppers, 254180 c; tomutoen, 4WBc; »s-
i >unikfus, Bi(j)lL",ir; rhubarb, 11. 00ift>1.25;
sarlio, 3«(ilr; ciu-u'nbvra. $I._'6® 1.76;
Mexican tomatoes, *l.i!i<ail.7s; mush-
I 'uoniß. iOttZHc.
flour -l-'uinlly extras, 14.85^15.30;
h^Vcr.< extras. •■ IflfM.M: Oregon i>n<l
Washington. »3.75<9)4.50.
Wh»ftt— Shipping. 11.30(9)1.38; milling,
$1.45tt®1.47 4.
Hurley— Feed, $1. 20®123%; brewing,
$1.23% tj 'I.2HV4; i liovnllfr. $!■«».
Oat*— Tied, $1.30«>V.75; whlt#. 11.58<9
I r\; , |,|n. k, $1.8Rf1i2.25.
Mlllstuffs — MlddllnfX, $27.00 80.00 j
mlxod frr-rl, $23.00^25.00; rol|»rl bnrloy,
l 34.nflini2R.oo; ontmrnl. $4.10; oat groats,
$4.30; rolled oats, |6.00 7.
Hny—Wheat, $18.00# 25.00; wh<-nt and
Oftt, $11.00«f 21.00: ont wild $9.50#14.50;
n»t, tame, tll.nnirit.oA; nlfnlfn. $B.oo®
1.50; straw, 450760.
Receipts— Flour. 17.211: wheat. 2108;
barley, »9«0; oats, 688; hrnni". RflO; corn,
8 2; potatoes, 3250; onions, 310; brnn,
172; liny. 2496; utrnw, 18; hides, 559;
wine, 34,800.
Butter, Eggs and Cheiie
r?y AMoclAted Vr"nn.
BAN FRANCISCO, April g.—Butter—
Fanfy rreamery, 29c; seconds, 28o;
fnnoy dairy, 28 1 ,4<;,
Cheeie- Knstorn, 17«4r; Young Amer
lca, l4«n»He.
KdKs — nanch, 21c: itore, 18@20c.
CHI(-'AOO, April B.— On the produce
pxchnnge todny the buttfir tnnrket \vn«
steady; crenmerlpß, 22@29Hc; dairies,
2 0027 c. "Rftgt, firm at mark, '-nsf-« In
cluded. ISc; firsts, 16c; prime first*,
15V&C. Cheese, iteadjrj 13®15c.
Elgin Butter Market ,
By Associated Press.
B LOIN, 111., April B.— Butter, firm to
day.at 80c; output for the week 657,400
pounds. _
FINANCIAL
LOS ANGELES. April 8-Bflnk clear-
Ings wore $2.084.«*».18. against $2,575,336.62
for the corresponding day lust year, a
decrease of $490,73.'. 43. Following is a com
parative statement:
1907 1906. 1905 '
April 8... 52,084,604.19 $2,575,53fi.G2 $1,365,952.77
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Official Bales— 2ooo Central Oil at $I.l6i{|)
1.17; 10 Associated Oil at $42>7Vi; 10 at
$42.60 (S. SCj; 10 Western Union OH at
Bank Stocks
Bid. Artce'l.
American National 117 Vi 119
Uioadway Bank & Trust C 0..155. .155
Hank of Southern California.. lls
Bank of Los Angeles 130
California Savings Bank 100
Central 240
Citizens National m 275
Commercial National 125
Dollar Savings 140
Equitable Savings Bank 165
Farmers & Merchants Nat 1..370 B7H
First National Stamped 42U 428
Federal Bank of Los Angeles. 12^4
Globe Savings Bank 108 110
German American 305 320
Home Savings Bank of L. A..139!4
Los Angeles Trust Co 115
Manhattan Savings Bank 125
Merchants National 460
Merchants Trust Co 100 106
50 per cent paid up.
National Bank of California.. l9o 250
National Bank of Commerce. .. 135
Security Savings Bank 250
Slate Bank & Trust Co 95
Southern Trust Co 74
United States National 8ank. .156
Bonds
Bid. Asked.
Associated Oil 84 90
California Pacific Railway.... 99 102V4
Corona Power & Water Co 93
Cucamonga Water Co 100
Edison Elec. Co., Ist ref 100
Edison Electric Co. old issue .. 108
Home Telephone 92
Los Angeles Pac. Con. Mfg
Los Angelßs Traction Co 107
Los Angeles Electric 95 ...
Los Angeles Railway Co
Mission Trans. & R. Co 92%
Mt. Lowe Railway Co 85 39
Pacific Light & Power C 0.... 98 102
Pacific Electric Railway Co 112
Pasadena H T & T Co 80 85
Pomona Con. Water Co 97
Riverside H. T. & T. Co 75
San Diego H. T. & T. Co 82
Santa Barbara Electric Rwy. .. 95
Santa Monica H. T. & T. Co.. .. SI
Seaside Water Co 102
Temescal Water Co 96
U. S. Long Distance 96
United Electric G. & P. C0.. ..100tf
Union Transportation 92£
Vlsalla ..aterCo 95
Whittier SO
Miscellaneous Stocks
Bid. Asked.
Edison Electric pfd 87.00 89.50
Edison Electric com 73.00 75.00
Emergency Hospital 27.00
Home Telephone pfd 63.75 65.25
Home Telephone com 2^.50 27.00
L. A. Athletic Club 10.75
L. A. Investment Co 1.90 1.95
L. A. Jockey Club 66.00
Pac. Mutual Ins. Co 200.00 230.00
Pasadena H. T. & T. C 0.... 33.00
Riverside H. T. & T. Co 47.00
S. Monica H. T. & T. Co.. 9.00 13.00
San Diego H. T. & T. Co.. 25.00
Sun Drug Co 1.00
Seaside Water Co 90.00 110.00
Title G. & Tr. Co. pfd 175.00
Title Ins. & Tr. Co. pfd.. 158. 00 175.00
Title Ins. & Tr Co. t0rn.. 158.00 175.00
Title I. & Tr. Co. ser. C. .168.00 175.00
U S L D T & T Co pfd.... 48.00 63.50
Tnlon Trust & Title Co 47.60
Whittier H. T. & T. Co 95.00
Oil Stocks
Bid. Asked.
Amalgamated Oil 90.00
Associated Oil 42.75 43.25
P.rookshire Oil 2.00 2.06
Central 1.16 1.20
Columbia 80
Continental 18%
P'ullerton Con 90
Fullerton Oil no
Globe H .14
Home (Whittier) 1.00
Mexican Petroleum 1.33 1.35
Olinda Oil & Land Co 18V4 .19V4
Piru Oil & Land Co 05
Reed Crude II
Rice Ranch Oil 2.80 3. 00
Union 206.00 209.00
Union Provident Co 214.00 217.00
United Petroleum 390.00
Western Union 320.00 325.00
DAILY MINING CALL
Official sales-2000 Gold Cain at 25c; 13,
000 00 Searchlight Parallel at 4%@5c: 800 Mo
hawk Johnnio at 18c; 1000 Con. Mines it
l%c; 3000 Clark Copper at 24024% c: 12,000
Nevada Searchlight at 3%@3%c; 1000 Cal.
Hills M. Co. at 4%c.
CALIFORNIA
(Greenwater district.)
Bid. Asked.
Clark Copper Co 23% -24
rurnace Creek Copper 1.00 1.65
Furnace, Creek Ex. Cop 23 .41
Furnace Valley Cop 10 .20
Kempland Copper Co 50 ...
bo. Furnace Creek 02% .05%
Cal. Hills M. Co 04% .04%
Con. Mines Co 01% .02
Keane Wonder M. Co 70 .85
Ricoro Gold Mines Co .10
SffiTt: NEVADA
(Falrvlew district.)
Falrvlew Central OS
(Goldfleld district.)
Goldfleld Con. Mines 8.50 9.25
Goldneld Wild Horse 04% .10
(Jolmul. district, Nye county.)
Johnnie Con. G. M. Co 09Vt ,my t
Mohawk Johnnie 18 ...
(Searchlight district.)
Cyrus Noble 05 .12!»
Eldorado Can. M& M Co.. ,OWi .02%
Gold Coin , 24% .26
New Kr« 02
Nevada Searchlight 03% .03%
Quartette 16.00
Searchlight Parallel 04% .01
Searchlight Western 03% .04%
Oil Up a Cent
Ily Associated Press.
CLBVULAND, April 8 The Stunuaid
Oil oompany today put up quotations
on all grades of refined oil half I oeni
per gallon. The new prices are: Ohio
state test, 10c; water white, Ohio state
test, 10%o; headlight 157 degrees, ll%c;
Borene, 11 %c. .Quotations on naphtha
are unchanged.
Ban Francisco Shipping
By Associated Preas.
SAN KBANCIBCO, April B.— Arrived:
Steamer .stain of iifmiiiH Han Dlogo;
Bteamt-r Centralia, San Pedro. SalUd;
B le*m«r UmiitH. San Pedro; itMBU
George \V. Elder. San I'eUro.
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS
*Mpmfi»tii nf nrnnarn mni Uni
eg* from I .a* An*el*« Friday, April
r.. rfpnrfnl h.v (he Cnlllornla
Fruit tlrniifT*' 'trh«mf, n»w 145
<-nrlond« of (ir(n>«»» llll<l 2 rnrloml«
Of l»tnor«.
Tn«nl ♦*> ilnte lhrr» were fiMpppA
1 2,1 m mtlnnili, nf wtiloh 1307 fMM
lemon*.
l ,»«» wnnn <n «ln<* itirrr were
• hl|>p«-il M.TSfI c nrlonil., of Tthlch
IM'l were lrmnn<.
MINING QUOTATIONS
Sun Franc!*™ mining «xchang« quota
tions furnished by Krnest Kcnntdy tt
CO., US VV. Hlxth strert, April II
Q OLUFIKLD DIBTHICT
~ I Opening. I Close. |
* lUid.|Asn|Bld.|Agk|Bale«.
A ?. an \ S I "SI I M | 21 I 22 I 8,000
Blue Birtl |$4 | |>5 M M lB 7W
Bk. Butt« Bon. | 1* 113 U 13 5 SOU
Blk. Bum i..v .hi., ii it luow
butt* Ooldneid..|lo .. i in _ IUW
C. O. D 190 |92 , 8» , Ml ;00
Columbia Aitn..,juu ,111^ 1 1 . i v, in,, | 6,6ti0
Columbia Ex.... 7 | I | 7 I 1 I 6 000
Cum. Fraction... 405 |SUO HDS -.. ; i,.,i«.
Conqueror , ill | « "2 a | i, ( xw
ynlsy :; 260 I m MO |248 i *••>•»
Daisy Xx I 7i878 .....
Dl. Hik. nut com 43 i 43 : 43 i II i 14.600
Dixie Il3| 14 11 U 1,000
I'.mpire iai :id : m ai ¦ e.ooo
Esmoralda | 25 | 30 | Ti I 80
Eureka 131 131 1., i
Great Bond |115 |ll7Vt 11" 115 i 10,700
Ooldfield c.in ...1875 iSW/i «H2U|B75 I 1,600
Jnmno |400 |425 1 425 |130
Jumbo Ex |250 |252V4|20i'V4! ¦• I 4,500
Kendall 43 | 45 I 46 i 48 |
LaKiina 180 |180 |18S |
-Mil I town M. Co.. 140 I .. I 411 145 |
Mohawk |IHBO|.. 11650 I .. |
Mohawk Xx ..18 |28 \ M 28 6,000
Potlatch 70 »0 ,70 ,BO
Red Top 400 |405 |400 lit, 3,100
Kcd Top Ex 165 | 6(i ;63 |61 34.2U0
Sandstorm '79 JO 177 179 6,500
Silver Pick 135 lin 135 ,110 1,700
Silver Pick Ex.. II 12 111 |12
St. Ives 170 175 ]IHS 170 17,600
Triangle 165 |5« |63 |64 34.000
Booth IHi |83 |79 i M 3,0W
BULLFROG DISTRICT
I Opening. I Close. |
|Bld.|Agk|Bld,|Ask|Bale».
Bonnie Clare .... 44 ] 45 | 41 I 45 |
Bullfrog Daisy.. 26 i3O I 2« SO |
Gold Bar 120 [IL'R 125 130 1,700
Golden Scepter.. 23 I 24 | :':! ' 24 1,500
Happy Hooligan. 10 12 |10 ,12
Homestako Con. 121% 130 130 135 1.000
Mge Harrle 4 6 4 5 3.000
Mayflower Con.. 49 |50 | 4!) 50
Montgy. Bullfrog 7 8 | 7 8
Montgy. Mtn..... 27 29 28 29 3,000
Mont. Bhos. Ex.. 16 17 |15 16
Orlg. Bullfrog... 17 18 il7 18 2.000
Steinway 16 .. |16 .•
Tramp Con 120 125 120 125 2,000
Valley View 20 | .. |20
Yankee .Girl 11 ' 12 | 11 | 12
MANHATTAN DISTRICT
I Opening. | Close. I
. [Bid. I Ask |Bld.|Agk IBaleg
April Fool Ex... 3 I 4 I 3 I 4 2.000
Atlantic & Pnc. 4 5 4 5
Double Eagle 2 .. 2
Gold Wedge 11 12 11 12 1,000
Jumping Jack ..17 20 17 20 700
Little Grey 40 .. 40
Man. Broncho.-.. 13 14 14 15
M. M. Co., Nev.. 14 15 14 15 11,000
Man. Red Top... 4 5 4 5
Man. Standard.. 3 4 3 4
Man. Buffalo ... 6 7 6 7
Man. Con 75 80 75 SO 1,000
Man. Crescent ..9 10 9 10
Man. Cowboy.... 5 „ 6 B 6 '
Man. Dexter 23 24 23 25
Man. Little Joe.. 3 4 3 4
Mustang Man.... 29 30 29 30 1,000
Orlg. Man 18 .. .. 18 2,000
Pine Nut 17 19 17' 19 1.200
Seyler Humphry !) 10 9 10
Stray Dog 25 29 .. .. 5,000
Whale 8 8
Yellow Horse.. 7 8 7 8
TONOPAH DISTRICT
I I Opening. I Close. I
|Bld.|Ask|Bld.|Ask|Sales
Belmont 1500 ~ 500
California 12 14 12 14 2,000
Cash Boy 10 11 10 11 ....:
Golden Anchor... 34 35 35 36 1.500
Gold Mountain... 5 8 5 6
Gt. Western 3 4 3 4 600
Jim Butler 110 11214110 115 3,000
McNamara 47 49 47 49 100
Midway 175 180 175 180 300
Rescue Con 15 16 15 16 1.000
Tonopah Ex 335 .. 386
Tono. Home Con .. 3 I .. 3
Tonopah Nev.... 1875 I .. 1012 .. 100
West End |137Mi!142mi3734|142%
OTHER DISTRICTS
Opening.l Close. I j
[BleU AskJ Bld,|ABk[3ales,
Florida Lida .... 27 28 "27 "28 I
Fairy Eagle 85 |.. 85
Eagle Nest 33 34 133 34 4,600
Nevada Hills .... 375 .. 375
Keen Wdr. Rhy 75 . . . . 75
Lone Star 34 35 32 . ?4 8.100
The Metal Market
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April B.— There was an
advance of £1 10s In the London tin
market with spot quoted at £184 10s and
futures at £182 10s. Locally the mar
ket was quiet with spot quoted at
$40.25@40.37^.
Copper was higher in London with
spot quoted at £98 2s Gd and futures at
£89 7b 6d. The local market was dull
and nominal, with lake at 114.60Q26.00;
electrolytic at J24.00@ 24.60; casting at
$23.00 @ 23.50.
Lead was higher at £19 11b 3d in Lon
don, but was a shade lower locally at
$6.00@6.10.
Spelter was lower at $6.75(56.80 in the,
local market, but advanced 2s 6d to £25
17s I'nl in London.
Iron was higher in the English mar
kot with standard foundry quoted at
58s 7d. Locally the market was un
changed.
San Francisco Mining Stocks
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. April B.~The official
quotations for mining stocks today were:
Alta 4 Justice 3
Alpha COO 16 Kentuck Con 11l
Andes 25 l.ady Wash Con., i
Belcher 48 Mexican >)7
Best & BelChW..l4o occidental Con ... Vt
Bullion 35 Ophlr MS
Caledonia 4S Overman IS
Challenge Con... 'X Potosi 14
Chollnr 12 Stivago 9a
Contldence flu Sierra Nevada W
Con Cal & Va...110 Silver Hill 58
Con Imperial .... 1! LTnlon Con 6i
Crown Point :Ut I 'tali Con 7
Gould & Currle.. 41 Yellow Jacket 103
Julia 13
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Absence of Rain Causes Wheat to
Advance More Than a Cent
a Bushel
By Associated I'ns.s.
CHICAGO, April B.— Wheat advanced
moro than to "■ bushel hero today be
cause of iuu.-ii absence of rain in
Kansas and Nebraska.. Although show
ers were reported us having fallen yes
terday on Missouri, Illinois and Ohio
valloy, no ruin of consequence was re
ported in Kaunas or Nebrasku.
Clear weather was the offlolal fore
cast for the two ia»i named states dur
ing the next twenty-four hours. Toe
absence of rain caused urgent demand
which continued ill' day. Heavy snows
in the northwest are expected (<> Inter
fi-m with seeding and gave additional
strength to the market.
The moat baarlsb feature of the news
of the day was an Increast of 2,451,000
bushels in th« visible supply compared
with a decrease of 146,000 bushels the
corresponding week of last year. This
InnrtSST however, had little apparent
effect upon the looal traders. They
were influenced almost entirely by
drought and "green bug" reports.
The number of "green bug/" reports
showed eonstdi increase.^Through
out the day the offerings came mainly
from longs. The market closed firm
I with prtewi Rear the highest point of
Clearing House Banks
WAMB OFFICKHW """
Citizens National Bank ~~ £ I waters: SZU.'
B. W. Cor. Third snd M«ln. Cupimi. 1.100.010; fltirplus wnil Profits. t-~n!i,oOD.
/^rntrai Bank WILLIAM MEAD, Pr»».
C2 entra ' uanK W. C. DTIROIN, Cashier.
N. IS. Cor. 4th anil Broadway. Capltni. <100.fl00; Surplus snd Profim. $I^,ooo.
n^he National Bank of Commerce* SJ^^SrVSW
W . W 1 Cor°llxfh and Bp 9 rin«. CaplUtl. $200,000; flurplu. $».m
TTniterl States National Bank | % Wffilß
*-* 8. B. Cor Mnln * Commercial. Capital, $200,000; Burping snd Profits. 150.0W..
■parmem & Merchants National Bank ch^as^i^^aKffir.
x Corner Kourth snd Msln. Capital, t\,m.m; Pnr, «nrt Profit*. tIMMM.
pommercial National Bank c v n A >unt. nn m *
423 South Spring. Capital, $200,000; Surplus and Profits. $«,WW;
pirst National Bank M f. Tt^oSKj***,.
B, B. Cor. Becond .n. Bprln,. fefl^^t^^jlJljr*
■D roadway Bank & Trust Company ~JW^s^^^r^ r^
M - Hog-Bio B>lw<»v. Bradbury bld>. Ca>plt«l, >»O.n(W; Bnrplus-tJnii. Profits. t1IS».«».
TUTerchants National Bank w H - HOLLI.^AT. Pres. •«,««.
rwj crcnanis national uanK marco h. hellman. cashier.
"•^ N. B. Cor. Cecond and Main. Purpliw wnrl profits 14(10,000.
mencan National Rank W. F. BOTBFORD. ltealdent.
mencan iMauonai isanK WM w WO ods, c« shier.
9. W. Cor. Second Broadway. Cupitni. tt.Oflfl.OOO; Burplns and Profltn. $l»,onfl
nional Bank of r.«f.-M. J r I^SST^SS
*■* N. B. cor. Second and Bprlng. CapltM. $B00.000: Btirplw-TTndMdgd Profits >1I1A.IW»
CUte Bank & Trust Company JOHN n. MATHJEWB, Prei.;
«ie uanK a irusi company 0 p 7 , O Mnno. C-ishUr.
™* N. W. Cor. Bacond and Bprlng. Capltsi. >r.Ofl.nOO: Surplus and Prpflts. tmjm. ,
W Savings Bani^s
4 9b INTBIIEST PAID ON TERM DBVOSIT9.
■)QL IWTF.REST PAID OJI ORDINARY SAVINGS DEPOSITS <SUB.
O /O ,IK< T TO 00 DAYS' NOTICH).
Sm-lnarn l»rpo«l»«i In Savlnir* niiiiki Are
Kxempt from Taxation to tbe Denoaltor<
Security Savings Bank OAPITA Jro A o^. B or pi ' TIi '
N . E. Corner Fourth and Spring: Sta, TOTAL ASSETS
Herman W. Hellman Building-. *10,800,000
Southern California Savinas Bank £■;. wJST^JaZ. |
Southeast Corner Po'irth and Spring-. W. D. Woolwlnr, Vice Prea.
Braly Bulldlngr. Ctaaa. H. Toll, Caabler.
German-American Savings Bank cc £ ITA J^oT lPMril>
23 South Spring Street. ASSETS
IgH Corner Main and First Sts. (Branch) »i0..v»0.00 m
Members Goldfield Stock Exchange
Goldfield and Nevada Stocks
Mining Stocks and Mines
Real Estate
Ernest Kennedy ®> Co.
1 126 West Sixth Street
E . S. TorabUn OFFICES Telephones Home A 1670
C A. StUson, Mgrf. Coldfieid and Manhattan Sunset Bdwy. 1370,
fir Lm^^^t'.WjtVns^l 11. kiO lllf il3lB»f i. 111 1 fTT^ntf T-YWIrTT»vIiTB
the day May opened Vie to %c higher
at 76Hc to 76% c, advanced to 77% c and
closed at 77 Me
Small local receipts and the strength
of wheat caused firmness In the corn
market. Trading, however, was in
small volume. Commission houses and
pit traders were the principal bidders.
Selling was scattered. Tho close was
firm. May opened %c to >4c higher at
46Hc to 46% c, advanced to 46^-c and
closed at 46'/ 4 @46%c.
Reports of serious damage by the
"green bug" in Oklahoma caused bull
ish sentiment In oats. Shorts and com
mission houses were the leading buy
ers. May opened unchanged to Hffji^c
higher at 42% c to 42^4 4x42%c, advanced
to 43V»c nnd closed at 42% c.
Provisions were weakened by a de
cline in the price of live hogs. Trad-
Ing was quiet. At the close May pork
was unchanged. Lard was down 15c
and ribs were 10<$12%c lower.
. Market Ranges
Wheat— May, 77% c; July, 79% c; Sept.
80% c; Dec. 82Hc.
Corn— May. 46y«««46%c ; July, 464@46%c;
Sept. 47>/»c.
Oats— May, 4274 c; July, 38®38Ke; Sept.
344f34M,c.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour — Steady.
Wheat— No. 2 spring 1 , 80ii?>83c; No. 3,
74r«,52c; No. 2 red, 75',4@76ttc.
Corn — No, 2, 45 He; No. 2 yellow, 46c.
Oats— No.- 2. 42V4c; No. 2 white, 43>i
@43»,4c: No. 3 white, 40V4@42%c.
Rye — No. 2. 66c.
Barley — Fair to choice malting 64®
(So.
Flnxseed — No. 1, $1.11; No. 1 north
western. $1.18.
Prime timothy seed— s4.3o.
Clover— Contract grades, $15.35.
Ribs — -Short clear (loose.), $8.2.". ./ 5.86.
Pork— Mess per bbl.. $15.85 >A @ 16.00.
Lard— Per 100 lbs.. $8.50.
Sides — Short .clear (boxed), $8.55©
9.00.
Whisky — Basis of high wines, $1.29.
Receipts. Shipments.
Hour, hbls 36,000 211.500
Wheat, bu 19,000 811,600
Corn, bu 326,400 .104,800
OatS, bu 229.000 253,900
Rye, bu 4000 9,000
Barley, bu 7«,500 26,700
Visible Supply of Grain
By Associated Press.
NBW YORK, April S. -he visible supply
of grain Saturday, April c. as compiled by
the N'W VOIU produce exchange, wan
ub follows: Wheat, 18.990,000 bushels: in
»' bushels; corn.
i.ush.-ls: Increase is.ihk) bushels; oats, 9,
](*.ooo bushels; decrease 171,000 bushels;
rye, 1.5H.000 bushels; decrease 88.000 bush
el*; barley, 4,417,00 bushels; increase 68,
i«H.i hu.shelß.
Cereals of the World
B" Asso?lnted Press
SAN FRANCISCO, April B.— Wheat,
q%iet but firm: no sales; cash, 11.35.
Barley, quiet but firm; May. 11. 21 hjd;
$1.22 asked; December, $1.19% bid; $1.20
a : keil.
Corn, unchanged: large yellow, 11.86
Hj 1.40; cash, 51. 23%.
PORTLAND, Ore., April 8— Wheat,
club. 73(i«'74c; blue stem. 75{j>76c; red,
71<f*72e; valley, 70071 c
TACOMA, April 8. —\\ hi at, unchang
eil. blu atom, 7S3>7(fc; Btub, V3»74c;
r«d, 71© 72c *
"How's your flying machine coming
on?"o n?" .
"I'm iii troubla about it," admitted
the Inventor.
"Won't go, eh?"
"Won't go! Man, It's (one. And the
only motiva power was a writ of re
plevln."—Philadelphia tiljftr
1
Don't Despair
If you failed to get California Wliltnej
at 15c yesterday you may
GET EVEN
by buying at 26c today. The announce- .
ment of the advance was published con-
spicuously enough. Possibly you over- .
looked it. You can buy California
Whitney at 25c
TODAY.
It will cost you $1.00 to get it before
June 30.
Mercantile Loan & Trust Co.
Sole Flacal Asentß,
28 Maaon Building.
on Angflo, Cal.
DETECTIVE IS ABLE
TO LEAVE HOSPITAL
Detective Sergeant Charles F. Taylor,
the San Francisco officer who was
found In a lodging house on East Fifth
street, raving in delirium, early Satur
day morning, was so much Improved
yesterday that he was able to leave tho
Angelus hospital, where he has beau
under a physician's care.
Alvin Slewlerski, the prisoner who
escaped from Taylor while the latter was
HI but who afterward gave himself up
to the authorities, will be taken to San
Francisco today by a police lieutenant
who is expected to arrive here after
him.
STRUCK BY STREET CAR
AND HURLED TEN FEET
Henry Lehman, who resides at 723
South Grand avenue, was struck by an
out-bound interurban car at Seventh
and Hill street* at 8:60 o'clock last
night and' hurled a distance of ten
feet.
Ho sustained severe bruises and a
deep gash over his left eye. Lehman
was removed to the rec*lvlnir hospital
on a car which was run imperial. Dr.
(Jurrett attended his injuries. His
condition is not serious.
Lehman was trying 1 to oroM the
street In front of the oar when itruok
and iiald no attention t . thi . airilng
bell.
ADMITS HE IS A FORGER;
ASKS TO BE ARRESTED
" I am a forget' and the police in ihne
cities are hunting for me. Take me to
the police Matlnti and it will mean $200
reward for you," were the words u»o<l
by J. F. Paisley yesterday afternoon,
according to Patrolman Glfford, ..who
claims to have been approached by the
man at Fifth and Mhlii streets, v ,■..,'•
" I am tired of being haunted every
where I go with the thought that some
officer may nab me, and have made up I
my mind to go to jail. 1 am wanted In
Kuuuuti City, Bt. 1.i.u10 and also right '
here in LOS Angeles."
Olffoiil took Paisley to th« elation,
where he will be held until detectlVM
have time to investigate his story. ■
» t m ■ ■
If you w«ut to go uit, C. Haydock.
4««ut Illinois Cantiml H. B_ JIS W. «tk.

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