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12
■ --=•'. " _ _'_ I
STEEL AND U. P.
SHOW ADVANCES
GENERAL TREND OF STOCKS
IS UPWARD
INFLUENCE OF BIG STRIKE CON
FUSES MARKET
Clearing House Banks Indicate a De.
crease of Ten Millions, When
;"• an Increase Estimated at
Three Million Expected
(Associated Press]
NEW YORK, March Concerted
operations for an advance on a large
scale were clearly perceptible In the
stock market today. Unfavorable in
fluences were entirely Ignored in New
York, although the market for Amer
icans in London was slightly affected
before trading began here.
Liirgt and asftrossivo aocumulation
and rapidly rising prices in United
States Bteel and Union Pacific had a
sentimental 'ff(irt on tIMI wJlo'e list-
Tho movement In steel suggested the
resumption of market operations by
the brilliant campaign In that stock
last year.
Southern Pacific was favorably af
fect.,] by the character of the day's
testimony In the hearing of the gov
ernment's suit asainst the merger.
The recital of Union Pacific history
by one Of Its bankers was rend With
profound Interest in Wall street.
The influence of the Philadelphia
Strike was minimized by the quiet
conditions reported from that city, al
though conflicting claims left the ac
tual situation somewhat confused. No
question wsj mised of a probable de
cision In the American Tobacco cnee
at Washington, in contrast with tho
ruin on preceding: Mondays when the
probability of a decision was as re
mote.
' Although the stock market paid no
attention to the bank statement, that
exhibit was the subject of Interested
comment in other quarters. No very
clear light was thrown on the unex
plained decrease of more than $10,000,
--000 in cash held by the clearing house
banks, where an Increase estimated
up to $3,000,000 was looked for.
The call loans market was not af
fected. The advance in foreign ex
change halted, notwithstanding con
tinued hardening of long discounts
and large sales here of stocks for Lon
don account. Rumore were current
that permission Will be accorded to the
railroads to advance freight rates to
gether with an advance in wages of
employes.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales
(par value), $3,852,000. United States
Its dropped /A per cent on call.
NEW YORK STOCKS
Special senrlea to The Herald by J. C. Wll
■on, 212 West Fifth street, Los An*"!' 1 mem
ber New York stock exchange, Chicago board
Of trad*. stock and bond exchange of ban
Francisco.
NEW YORK, March 7.— Following wore the
Quotations today:
Bale* Stock. High. Low. Bid. Ask.
100 Allls-Chalmer« ... 12 12 11% ]2"i
do preferred .. 44 45
39,500 Amalg Copper .... l"H 81H S3"^ 1314
NO Amu !■••< Sugar. 40 IS Bf>!4 4"
1. do preferred .. 91 98
l.duo Amer Can Co 12«* • l-'i l-"i l-'"n
1,900 do preferred , . '-i 78 79 79iji
8,400 Am Car and Fdy.. 67 6.',* i K% 67
100 do preferred 118% lls T, 11SV4 119
400 Amer Cotton Oil .. I 7' 4 67 67 UTH
k do preferred .. 10] 107
...... Amer Kxprese .. 2SB |M
2,000 Am Ice Securities. 20 27'^ 8614 !>i ;
300 Amer Linseed u.\ 151, ],•,'■„ i«
100 do preferred '■'.•** SOS 40!fc 42
2,000 Am Locomotive ... MV> MVi ."', 63V4
, do preferred 111: 113
(4,700 Am i-'inlt and Hfg. 18 Mi >-^ 88<i
!MK> do preferred .... 109 7i 10, 10»«i 110
800 Ami Sugar 126T« 12544 126*» 127
do preferred .. US 124
100 Am Steel Fdrs .... 6114 fiiv, Cu'i 614
700 Am Tel and Te1...1V UP, 14it, 111:
SO* Amer Tob p(d H7U i": MVi '.•?■
111.1 Amer Woolen :■-',. .17',; -37 377»
HO do preferred 104 MSlj M3 3i 104
5,7"0 Anaconda ... 1 r.l!) 4 ' '-,
400 Atlantic C Line . .1321<j 132 132V4 132%
18,500 A T & Santa ] e...U8 116H 117'» II
iOO do referred 103^ JO3H 1034 l".;-\
!,100 Bait & Ohio 113 Vi 112? i 113 113>.i
, do preferred .. f'l'a :'::
4,7'»' 11 II T 76% "''i 7li:'i '>■ ■
700 Canadian Pacific..lß] ]sm, i«n jw,
25,300 C& O K74 Ss>, v;', P7U
tUV) C. & A NT, («, rr, Ol
3.i"i C & a\V new.,.. B-'H 81% .".. , w:%i
1-■ do preferred new r.s^ [.% fcT'j X
4.7 CAN W ir,S\ K7H I.'a lOSli
I.'-''* C M * Bt P.... 14-« i, 14«'i 14T!.i nru
100 do preferred ... Lsi IS) ,
4.000 Central Leather .. ji-, 43'^ ■: -ir,
600 do preferred 10ST4 lOSTs 10S?j 1 ■,
t Cent of N■' :■" 3<v)
700 CCC& Si L i 2 BHi M X
to do pr';forre*l .... .. 100 110
1,700 Colo Furl and Iron 42H 42 4.'H 424
t,. do preferred .... .. 118
» Columbus 11 C * I .. .. is ls\2
400 Colorado Southern. C3>4 63 O P.ii^
to do Ist preferred. .... H (.3
» . do 2d preferred.. .. .. 7914 SI
3,300 Consolidated Ga3..14^>4 14714 inn 148H
2,M0 Corn Products .... 10^ lfis 4 J914 ]a» 4
, do preforred . 6314 So
300 Del <t Hudson 173 177 Vi 177 - 178
k I) L 4- W Ev GlO
2,r,00 D & It a 4.1 i « 4l'i II
400 di preferred . .. 90% 7:- a S<H 4 SI
m ■ Diamond Match.. .. .. 102 l ftf
2,0 " Distil Securities .. 347 i 34VJ ill 84*s
400 Dulutli S B .'. A.. I'jVa vJ.i, 1."<4 ]s»i
800 do preferred 23 2SV^ 29 SO
8,200 Erie 3;* i 31S 32^, 3-"i
B.JOO do 1.-t preferred. ' 1 f)»i f.)^ 62
2,400 do 2 I preferred.. 1. 89% 41 l!^
100 General Klectric IMIJ 155V4 155 156
400 Gt Northern Ore... 70', TO 7'fii "1
. S,OW do preferred . 13S»» 1.17 Ji IHS', ).:o
.100 Illinois Central ..H3> t i 4?'; 14? Vi 14!4
1,000 Intelboro-Mi ... '-','•: 21% 2J!i 22 3 S
7,200 do preferred iC'l i:,\ f,e, 50.1^
wo luternat Fnper ... 15 15 jjtj j-,
Jo preferred .... fs i,:i
S(JO Interntit Pump ... 49 4S 45% 4.*
SOO do preferred ... SiS Sli% S3 ST'i
£00 lowa Central 2Vi 23.i 2:M.i 23^
1,100 do preferred .. . . 41 -.3 43^ 41
1,(00 X C Southern 40 39 S9V4 IMi
do preferred . . , K'JV^ 70
100 L E i Western... 23 23 £1 23£ :
do ifi rred 60 Cl
1,400 1, & N 155 15JV4 j;i . 163
100 .l!:"i ay !'l Cl 95 KiVi
100 do preferred 76", 76V4 78 "7'i
800 Manhattan ViS% 13S 1. 13S'-i l.»!.'i
Metropol St Ity 121J 5014
1,300 Mexican Central .. 2S(i 2«! i 2s»« i'S', z
600 Minn & St L...., 41^ 41 4! 44
do preferred 70 80
(400 MSt I1&B S ,\l..ur i 141 141»i 14",
700 do preferred .... 1537, 153' A 15;n» 1544
8,900 II X & Texas.... 44); 4.i <■■ , r.%
200 do preferred ... 72»i 72ti 7214 73
9,600 Missouri Paelflo .. i"% .'i. Ti'ii 7J
2,600 National t*ad ....a 83.i 54% t5
do preferred 108H 109' i
to National Biscuit 106 110
_,,,, do preferred .. a,, 124
300 N V Air Brake.... tSV, fl<i 83 f\
1,300 .\' v Central 1234 122W J23'/i i.:'»
100 N V C & St L.... 61 61 (,0 CL'
, do Ist preferred 100 li*
k ... do -d preferred.. .. .. S9 S3
....... NYN H & Hart .. .. 160V4 160»i
. 1200 N V Ont & W 46% 46 MX 4<;?i
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
8,800 Norfolk .6 Westrn.lOJH 1014 ifl- 102%
do preferred li *
TOO North American ..HI M'/i ROT 4SI
8,600 Northern Pacific ..138 137 IS7T4 IS*
Omaha '.. 1M 162
flo preferred 1W i"
100 Pacific COM* .... 113 IIS 111 Hl*
1.000 Pacific Mall 324 1114 K.i M
28,000 lVnna RR Co 18714 I*l4 137 1374
2,200 Peoples Gas 112 l"l« IHH 111*
200 Plttsburg Coal ....Jay 22 22% 224
MO do preferred 75H 74.i 75% 764
1.100 PC C* Bl '• 102 Vi 501', '01% 103
do preferred HO »«
1,100 Pressed Eteel Car. 464 45 46 *6Vi
200 do preferred 103' i 102 10114 103
300 Ry Steel Bpfi Co.. 454 41 4614 4fi»i
do preferred 101 MM
U5,400 Reading 170% 168 . 170' 170%
.. do Ist preferred «•'« *•
do Id preferred 105 107
8,7110 Republic 8 & 1... 4014 40 40% 40*4
SCO do preferred 104 loss 1034 104
23.800 Rock Island Co .. U% 49"» UM 61%
400 in preferred (Hi Si; wi '« *7
SOO Blocs Shef 8 * 1.. SI 7S>4 «4 M
.i.i preferred ■■ 118 123
100 st L « SK Ist pfd 7i>; 71*4 II 714
S.fiOO do Id preferred.. 674 r.:.«, 67 674
I.TNSI L * S W 29% » 2*** 2«H
400 do preferred 74'» 7.1\ 744 75
34.2<i0 Southern Pacific ..129% 1274 1294 129%
6.000 Boulhern Railway. 30% 29% 30% 304
1,000 do preferred 63 674 r>~T» 6S_
200 Tennessee Copper.. 354 BVi 85 ":'"«
5,600 Texas Pacific 814 M 31% 314
200 Third Aye B*4 14 '« 84
000 Toledo St I. &W. (Mi 447, M 47
400 do preferred 674 67* 67 (!7«4
Twin City ITT 11414.1144
Union hk & Paper .. .. 10 11
do preferred ■• 70 73
62,000 Union Pacific ....l»i> 18714 190 190*4
1,100 do pr iferred 11014 994 1°" IMI4
200 United lid* of S F 374 36 37 8*
200 do preferred M 674 M "'i
lOOt) I Cast Irn Pipe 26% 254 264 27
do preferred •■ 77 794
6,100 U S Rubber 48 454 45% M
1,300 da Ist preferred.ll64 116*» 115% IM<4
1.500 do 2d preferred.. m! 804 11 814
279.0f»1 V 8 Steel Cot BS4 85% M% B*4
2.*io do preferred 122 111 122 5221
10,100 Utah Copper 624 •'ll'i '-"* ':'»
4,800 Va-Car ('hem Co.. 66% MM MH 66%
inn do preferred 121% 124% 123 126
1 <... Wabash 22% 21% 22% 22' i
100 do preferred 4D% 4114 49% 494
200 Wells Fargo Ex...176 175 172 175
1,700 Western Union ...7^'t, 77 78 784
4,400 Westing-house 73% 734 73% 73H
TV &L E 114 M 4
do Ist preferred 11 I''4
do Id preferred .. ■■ 5% ';li
1,600 Wisconsin Central. 66 644 M'j M
Am Bide and Lea, .. .. 7 714
1,000 do preferred 41 3*4 40' i4l
Am Agr and Chem .. .. 47% 474
dr. preferred 100 101
fOO Beth Steel Sl% 31% sis 31%
do preferred <«% 634
SOD Nat 'Enamel and 524 HH 23% 214
do preferred M 9S
100 Pan Tel and Tel... 40 40 35% 41
do preferred *' l^lVi
100 IT S Realty 78 764 7«4 7S
5.300 West Maryland .. 51*4 50,4 614 1114
Total sales, 929.721 shares.
NEW YORK BONDS
Special service to Th» raid by J. C. Wil
son, 212 We.st Fifth street, I/os Angeles, mem
ber New York stock exchange, Chicago board '
i f trade, stock and bond exchange of San
Francisco.
NEW YORK. March 7.— Following were the ]
closing Quotations. Bid, Asked.
Atchison gen 4s l*S l«0*4 ■
Atchlfon Cony 4s 117 118
Baltimore & Ohio Ist 4s 10014 loott
B H T 4s I M*4 84
Colorado Industrial is 80 El
U 8 Realty C.» Wi 9054
Rock Island col 4s 81' i 81',
Southern Pacific ref 4s MM Hb%
Southern Pacific col is M 9314
Southern Pacific cony 4s 103 1034
Union Pacific Ist 4s I"'.'. 101H
Union Paciflo cony 4a .....1"9?» 110
U I Steel ta 105' i 105H
United Railway 4s 70*4 71 li
Waba*h deb 4s 73% 73%
Western Pacific 5s 36', (1
I) & It O ref 5s MM M
Japanese 4s 11*4 mi
Japanese. Ist 44* 05% '.'.""4
Japanese 21 41is (Hi »5%
U B 2s regd 954 «Ht
U 8 2a coupon 101 101%
r s la i' 1 1 i"1
II I 3s coupon 1024 i":l'»
U S 4s rend 114% 116V4
1! S4s coupon 114% l'"'a
Panama 2s 100% I*ll4
Panama i.'SSs 100% 10114
TREASURY STATEMENT •
WASHINGTON, March ".—The condition of
the treasury at the beginning of business to
day was as follows: .
Trust funds-Gold coin, $886,4 II: silver dol
lar*, 14M,270,000; silver dollars of 1890, M.829,
--000; silver certificates outstanding, J456,270,000.
Genera! fund Standard iilver dollar* In Min
eral fund, 16,461,1*1; current liabilities, $a 9.325
-,-102; working balance In treasury offices, |22,•
017.689; in banks to credit of treasury of the
United States, 139,461,841; subsidiary silver coin,
121,411,711; minor ■■"in. $1,173,238; total balance'
la general fund, MI.OU.HS.
FINANCIAL RECORD
NEW YORK. March 7.—Money on call,
easy, I*4oß per cent; ruling rate, 2 7-8 per
cent; doling bid, 2 7-1 per cent; offered at
1 per cent. Time loans, strong; 60 days,
14 per cent; 80 days, 3% per cent; six
months, I per cent. Prime mercantile paper,
4"jfijj per cent. Sterling exchange steady
with actual business In bankers' bills at
4.84704T4.65 for sixty day bills and 4.8715
for demand. Commercial bills, 4.S4','C
4.51 5-8; bar silver, 50 7-Bc. Mexican dollar*,
44c. Government bonds weak; railroad bonds
irregular.
-c « e»
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
RAN FRANCISCO, March 7 — Flour— Family
extra*, SO©"; bakers' extras, M >"i"; Oregon
end Washington, $Scii>.2o.
Shipping, 5! 874,191 SI
Barley l'<- I. fI.UOI.U ii brewing, Jl.42'ig<
1.43%! Chevalier, J1.6uW1.83.
Oats—Rod. Jt.60a1.80; white, f1.60iri.67h:
black, f1.G04T2.50.
MillHtiui 1--Middling*, f33036j mixed feed. >2S
C!3l rolled barley, 530331; oatmeal. f4.401g4.60;
oat Kroate. $4 60; roll* oats, 133$
Hay—Wliont, fl4@UI; nhont and oat, tli'ql":
wild "oat, IW2; tame, JII.6'KJIS; alfalfa, VJiili;
straw, U)st~jt\
Bpans—Pink, $4 6004.75; Lima, t4.35#4.40;
•mall white, $1.r,0f14..55: large white, $3.6T0g3.!)f1.
I'otatoel—Early Bone, I1.8SO1.40; Orn«on Bur
banks, 1191.20; Salinas liurbanks, It.SSOl.fiO;
Merced »west«, S2ija.2s.
—Calltornta fancy, Ji "r>; comronn, $1 IC,
ijr- ■ T> peaH, Gr<(,Sc: preen pppen, 16#2&C! as
poraffUSi lo©l7i4oj rhubarb. 4^tic; garlic, -i^i sc.
cucumbers, hot house, J1.566L60; mushrooms,
25c5t1,60.
I'nultry- T.lvo turkeys, UO!lc; dressed nomi
nal; old roostern. *r.5/6; younK. I" ouifi 11: umall
broilers, flffui large, 15 "'. fryei 56.001(7.00;
henn, f5.C0®13! old ducks, It.MSB 50; young,
;-7«.'; ffecaa, $2!Q2 50; youn^ pigeons, $1111.25.
Rscelptu—Flour, 8910; wheat, 2«20; barley, 90;
oats. SO; corn. 656; potatoes, SO; onions, 45;
bran, : ■.",; middlings, 310; hay, 1585; straw, 55;
hopi, IST; hldcj, DOS; wine, 52,700.
♦ » »
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
PAN FRANCISCO, March 7.—Butter—Fancy
creamery, 84ej seconds, 32Hc; fancy dairy, 30c.
Chcefce— New, l^Uii!7Hc; young America, lS!i
Sioiy.
i:-:t,v— Ranch, 20c: more, 19c.
CHICAGO, March 7.— Steady; cream
eries, 26(JT31ci dairies, 21 '(:.•■■
ISffga — Steady; receipts, 1406; at mark, cases
included, 19@21ci ilrsts, 21, ; prime firsts, 22c.
Cheese—Firm : Daisies, ■ ■. ■! I7c; twins, 16(3>
lC'ic; Youns Americas, UWfllOl Long Horns,
lo^'inc.
♦»♦
RECORD PRICE IN ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, -March 7. Colorado hoes and
lambs from Illinois made record prices at
the (stock yard.) here today. The lambs
wore sold for $9.35 and the hogs for $10.17',i
pej IPO pounds
HIGH IN KANSAS CITY
CHICAGO, March 7.—1.1v0 hog prices ad
vanced today at the slock yards, several
carloads selling at $10.10 pur lou pounds, a
new top i>i .c.i record since the civil war.
< • »
NEW TOP PRICE
KANSAS CITY, March 7.—On the local
market today four carloads of nogs sold at
$10 per 100 pounds.
T,OS AXCFXES HEBaXD: TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 8. 1910.
FINANCIAL
. LOB ANGELES. March 7.—Bank clearings
vocre $2,901,330.93, an Increase of (882,380.75 as
compared with the amount for the correspond
ing date of last year. Following Is a compar
ative statement:
1910. 1909. 1908.
March 7 12.001,330.93 12,018,950.18 604,621.
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
- Morning Sales
li'dl Cleveland Oil, 11. 30. 41 1000 Ollnda Land
42 «0 Associated Oil 47.7:.: 100 do 46.50; 400 Cen
tral 111 1. vi. lI,MO do 2.00; SOOO do 1.99; 1000 do
1.99-%; 1000 Jade Oil Co 46; MM do ■!'■.'«; M 0
New Perm. 8. 5, 90; 110 Union 102; 2000 Coalln
«a Crude 28; 6000 Oleum De' Co 8; 6000 do 10;
1000 .1 . l"'i. 1000 do 994; 3UOO do »<i; 2000 do 9' 4 ;
8000 do 9*4; 4000 do. 11. 30, 1"' 4 . 21,000 do 10;
3000 do, H. 30, 104; 5000 do 104; 7000 do 10',;
1000 do l»%t> 6000 Cat Midway (1; 1000 do M:,;
J.»" do 604; 1000 do 60%.
Afternotm Sales
10 Home Tel pfd 54.75; 10 San Diego Home
20.114; MM Cleveland 44; d; 1000 New Pa Pet Co
85; in Union IN; MM Jade Oil Co 46; 1000 do
464; 1000 Oleum 1 >cv Co 1014; 8000 do 104; 6000
do, H. 30. li; 11,000 do 10*4; 4000 do 10%; 1000
1 do 1074; 4000 dO 10T4; 6000 do, B. M, 114; 4000
do li. 4000 do ll'i; MOO do, B. 30, 11%; 2000 do
11%; 1000 do, B. 30, 1114; 14.000 do, do, 12; 4000
do 11%; 10,000,d0 II1,: 1000 .1" 12; 7000 Cat
Midway .''',. 2000 do 50; 6000 do 494; 600 do
»M , 10 Hex P Ltd com 24 1714.
Off board—2Ooo Ooleum 10; 21*00 Palmer 1.26;
i Union Oil 102.
Bonds
Bid. Ask.
American Petroleum Co S3 8514
Associated Oil CO M 87'j
Corona Cits Water Co 01
Corona Power & Water Co 97 •■
Cucamcnga Water Co M
Edison Bleo Co Ist R 99
Ed Elec Co old Issue 103 101
Home Telephone Co 85 90
Borne T. Co Ist rfdg 75 80
1. A Pac Ist con mtgs 106H
L. A. Railway Co 110
Mexican National Gas Co 100
Mission Trans and H Co 100
rac. Blec Ry. Co 105! i
Pac L. glht and Power Co (7',« 110
Riverside 11 T and. T Co 75
Santa Monica II T and T Co SO
San Diego Hume Tel Co 79
Seaside Water CO 100
Telnescal Watera Co M
United Elec « and P Co 1054
Union Transportation Co 914 924
U. S. Long Diet. T&T Co 75
Visalia Water Co 100
Whlttier Home T and T Co 78
Banks
Bid. Ask.
All Night A Day Bank 115.00 140.00
Bank of 80. California 95.00 120.00
Broadway Hank and Trust 130.00
California Savings Hanks 115.00 130.00
Central National Hank IH.M
Citizens National 200.00
Commercial National 145.00
Equitable Saving! Dank ..tC....140.00
Farmers and Mer National 255.00
Federal Bank of L, A 12.00
First National 450.00
German American Savings 3U4.G0
Globe Savings Bank 120.00 '
Home Savings Hank of L. A....111.09
Merchants National 475.00
Merchants Bank and Trust C 0..130 .00
National Bank of Cal 180.00
Security Savings Bank 300.00
Thu Southern Trust Co 65.00
130 per cent paid up)
Industrial and Public Utilities
Bid. Ask.
Edison Electric pfd 8).00 82.00
KllS'.n Electric com 61.00 65.00
Hawaiian Com. & Sugar 37.00 40.00
Home Telephone pfd 64.60
Homo Telephone, com 9.00
Hutchinson S P Co 17.00 H.OO
L A Athletic club 10.00
L. A. Brewing Co 90.00
Mexican National Gas pfd DO.OO 75.00
Mexican National Gas com 38.00
Paauhau B P Co 29.00 29.50
Pac Con Stone Co of Cal 8.25
Pasadena Home T and T Co 35.00
Rivers.; 11. in.. T and T Co 36.00
San Diego Home T and T C 0... 20.124
Santa Monica BUT pfd 28.00 32.00
Title li and Tr Co pfd 230.00
V S I. I) T and T Co pfd 42.00
Union Security Corp pfd 100.00
Union Trust Co 40.00
Whlttler Home T and T C 0.... 60.00 60.00
Oil Stocks
Bid. Ask.
Amalgamated OH 60.25 73.00
American Crude Oil Co 99
American Pet Co pfd 03.50
American Pel Co common 74.00 76.00
Associated Oil 47.00 47.75
Central 1.95 2.00
Cleveland Oil Co 44% .44*4
Columbia 1.27% 1.35
Continental Oil 35 .65
Enos Oil Co 1.2714 1.35
■ Euclid Oil Co DO. .75
Kullerton Oil 4.00
Globe 174 .18V4
Jade OH Co M .484
Mexican Petroleum 1."2
Mexican Pet Ltd pfd 67.00 {S.M
Mexican Pet Ltd common 24.25
New Penna Pet Co IS
Olinda Land Co (Oil) 41 .45
Palmer Oil Co 1.234
Psrnui Oil Co .35
Plnal Oil Co 13.00
Pirn Oil and L Co 17
Reed Crude 314
Rica Ranch Oil co 82
Section Six OH Co .M)
Traders' Oil Co 121.00
Union 10J.M 100.00
Union Provident Co 100.50
United Petroleum 103.50
West Coast Oil com 9.00
Yellowstone Oil Co .40
NON PRODI
California Midway Oil Co 40
Coallnga Crude oil Co 2:, .8714
Oleum Development Co ip; ,11%
DAILY MINING CALL
Morning sales— Bonnie Clare 114; C*"™!
do 94.
LISTED STOCKS
CALIFORNIA— Bid. Asked.
Ci 1 Hills Mo Co 0»
Consolidated Mines Co LOOM
NEVADA—
Johnnie Mln and Milling Co 16»i .17
Searchlight M and 11 Co 8.75 M
NEW YORK COTTON
Special service t.i The Herald by J. C. Wil
son, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
NEW YORK, Marcli 7. — Saturday'! weakness
continued In today's session, the opening priori
bi nil-' lower, and were followed almost imme
diately by reaction, carrying May and July 18
points below Saturday's finals. The new crop
options showed a bit more steadiness, the ex
treme losses being I point! Mont of tho ac
tive trading took place in the morning. Dur
ing the afternoon session the market was a
shads stronger; In fact, the actives recovered
about half of their early losses. To nccount
for s-aturday's and today's reactions lack of
proper bull support, the uncovering of stop
orders and curtailments due to suspension of
milling operations in the New Bedford section
as well a* In the Kensington district In Phil
adelphia, aro given as the reasons. Weather
conditions In the south continue favorable, al
though rain Is still needed In central Texas
The spot cotton market at this point was
purely nominal at u.flj
Prices ranged %m follows: —Clow —
Open, High. Low. Bid. Ask.
March 14.64 14. 14. 14.31 14.53
April 14.43 11 It
M.iv 14.47 14.52 14.81 14.46 14.47
Juno 14.23 14.25
July 14.24 14.31 14.14 14.24 14.
August 13.(8 18.74 13. 18.88 13.C9
September 12.91 111.92 12.50 12. 50 12.90
October 1:.49 12.61 12.43 12.48 12.49
November 12.80 12.33
December 12.81! 12.30 12.29 12.31 12.33
Spot cotton, 14.68cj quiet, 10 points lower.
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY
NEW Yokk. March I Following li the
New York Produce exchange tatemeni of
the visible Hupply of grain in the '
states Saturday, March •>■ W'ii-.it. .
ruin bußheis. lnrreaae 267.000 uu.shols. Corili
14,376,000, Inorease 874,000, Oats, 0,039,000,
LnereaM 299,000. Rye, 734,000, decrease 37,
--000. Barley, 2,917,000, increase 44,00.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE
Special service to The Herald »>y J. C. Wil
son, 212 West Fifth street, I.os Angeles, man.
ber New York stock exchange, Chicago board
of. trade, stock and bond exchange of San
Francisco.
PAN" FRANCISCO, March 7.— Following were
the, closing quotations:
MISCELLANEOUS HONDS- Bid. Asked.
Associated Oil Co Is '"'• 9714
Bay Counties Power Co 6s 1024
Cal Central Gas and Bleo 5s 10414
Cal Gas and lilec gen Mft C T li. «W MOV,
California St Cable Co Ds 103%
California Wine Assn {is 90 •
City Electric Co 6s 90 M
Contra Costa Water Co 5s 10U4
do sen mtg Be Mi 95
Edison Elec Co of L A 6s .....lOOU ..
Edison Light and Power 6s 1074
First Federal Trust Co 5s loi'i ..
Ferries and Cliff House Ry 6s 100
Hawaiian Com and 8 6s 105*4 ..
Honolulu R T and 1. Co 6s MS
lake Tahoe Ry and T Co 6s II 100
Los Angela! Eleo Co Is i"i\ ..
Los Angeles Gas and 1:1 Co 6s 101% 103
Los Angeles Railway Gs 110
I.OS Angeles Light k.i 6s 103 ''-.
I. A Pac It R Ist con mtg 5s 1064 ■..
1. A Pac XX of Cal 5s Mi 100*
Market Street (.'able Us 1034 .•• '
do Hy Ist cons mtg 5s 100
M V and Mt Tamalpnls 8 Ry 85....115% 1164
Northern Cal Power Co 6s 1024
Northern Electric Co Si -91
Oakland Oas Light and H 6* 103
Oakland Transit Co 6* 108
Oakland Transit 6s 1074
Oakland Transit Con 5s i"i'» W6V>
Oakland Traction Con 6s 99l4 k
Oakland Traction Co 6s 914 83
Oakland Water Co gtd 5s 954
Omnibus Cable Railway 6s 109
Pacific Gas Imp 4s 85
Pacitlc Electric It.v Co Is 106' i
Pacific Light and Power Co 6s II 994
lac l.i*iii and Power gtd 5s 101 102*4
Pacific Tel and Tel Co Is 99T4 1004
Park and Cliff House Ry 6* M
Park an.l Ocean It R 6s 100
People* Water Co Ss 67 67*4
Powell Street Railway 6s 99
Sacramento Blec Gas and Ry 65.. .. 103
B r Oak and San Jose Ry 6s 106%
do 2d mtg 6s 95 97
Sierra Ry of Cal «* 109
B P H B of Aril 6s 1910 loS'i
do of Cal 6s l»ll..' 105*4 105*4
do of Cal Ist c gtd g 6* 1164
S P Branch Ry of Cal 6s 128 l»i
B P n R Co Jst rfds 4s !»i 97
Stockton Qaa and El Corp s 105
8 V Water CO gen mtg 4s 92 924
United Gas and Elec Co 6s !>s - ..
United R R of 8 P 4s 73
Vallejo B and Napa V R H 6s 75
Valley Counties Power Co 5s 102! i 103
WATER STOCKB-
Mirln County 60
Spring Valley Water Co 48% 49
GAS AND ELECTRIC STOCKS-
City Electric Co ■'-'* 62%
N (':il Power Co con 63
Pacific Lighting Corp pfd 74»4 75
d.> common 64
INSURANCE stocks
California Insurance Co (0
Fireman's Fund 179 280
STREET RAILROAD STOCKS-
California 1324
Presidio 2«H :t.
POWDER STOCKS-
Giant Consolidated Co 774 794
SUGAR STOCKS—
Hawaiian Com] and Sugar Co .... 41
Honokaa Sugar Co 224 23
Hutchlnson Sugar Planatlon 18'; 19
KUauea Sugar Planatlon Co lS^i 19
Kllauea Sugar Planatlon Co i 8
Makawell Sugar Co 63*4 63T4
Onomea Sugar Co 644
l'aauhau s P Co 29% »0
Union Sugar C 6874 ••
OIL STOCKS—
Amalgamated Oil Co 75
Associated Oil Co 47*4 43
Sterling Oil and Dcv Co 3
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS—
Alaska Packers' Association SB4
Cal Fruit fanners' Assn 1014
Cal Wine Association 35 Ss4
M V and Ml Tamalpals 8 Ry 100
i.i Auxiliary Fire Alarm 4 ...
Pacific Coast Borax Co 154
Par Tel and Tel pfd M M
do common 39% 404
Morning sales— Assd Oil 6s tt%; 11,000
Pac Tel Is 100; 2000 Key Route 6s 106%; 3000
do 1064; 60 I.HskR BS4; 60 Assd Oil 48<i; 20
Bank of Calif 4114; M Rutchinson ISV4: *X>
Paauhau 2914; 10 Spring V W 49%; 10 do 45'
5 do 43»i; 13 do 4S*.
Afternoon sales-5000 Spring V W 4s »2; 3000
United Railway 4s 73; 65 Alaska BS4: 200 Assd
Oil 47%: 40 Hawaiian 414; 300 Paauhau 29T4;
30 Pac Tel com Ml 35 Spring V W 484.
I"" CHICAGO GRAIN
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
■on, member Chicago board of trade. New
York stock exchange and San Francisco bond
and atock exchange, 213 West Fifth street,
Los Angeles.
CHICAGO, March Weakness In cash
wheat, better crop reports, very large receipts
and weakness In foreign markets have all
counted against values today. Increasing
weakness precipitated much short selling- and
liquidation of long wheat. Northwest reported
a poor call for flour both at big commercial
nn'l at country mills. Considerable selling of
May wheat was dona here today. This af
fected the new crop months. Considerable
consigned wheat was offered to this and the
Ht. Louis market today, a fair lino arriving
here. Kansas City cash demand appears to
have given out. Northwest markets were rel
atively tinner than on Saturday. Crop reports
were better on the average than on Saturday,
nevertheless they were mixed, some bad re
ports coming from Kansas. There was quite a
good leal Of evening up today In way of profit
taking by shorts.
There was continued liquidation, short sell-
Ing and hedging went on In corn all day, and
prices declined materially. Chief support rome
from shorts and from owners of downward
Indemnities. There was a little European sell
ing today of futures. Weather fine and mild
In corn belt; unfavorable for low grade corn,
nevertheless the low grades held better than
Others today. Stop orders broke corn to Its
low point and profit taking by shorts steadied
It up.
Liquidation and short selling weakened oat»
as well as other grains. I'rlnclpal support
came from other shorts who secured their
profit'!.
Provisions opened sharply higher because of
the advance of 15 cents In top prices of hogs
at yards and lighter run at Westers centers.
Market Ranges
WHEAT— Open, High. I*'"-. Close.
May i-"i tl.K'i lI.IOH »I.IP.
July 1.08% 1 • ■', 1.02', 1.m%
September t»H .*m .WVt .88 H
CORN—
May ...ft. r'-\ .«* •<■-'** i;-
July <il» .61*4 .■'■■•'- M
September SHI .(bit .64 .U%
OATS—
May ( . .44% .45 .444 A"'*
July 7 .41$ .r:\ MM .41%
September 40 .MM .39! i .33T4
PORK—
May 14.80 24.37! i 11.43 14.50
July '. 24.53 14.98 14. 14. M
September 24.50 M.« 14.324 24.80
LARD—
May 1.1.37' a 13.4T',i 11.0 13.32Va
July i:i..;'» 13.89 13.80 13-25
September 13. 13.3714 13.80 13.25
RIBS -
M jt y '..... 12.87',i It.M 12.75 It.
July 18.SO 12.55 ,12.70 13.774
September 12.75 12.50 12.75 12.50
Cash quotations were an follows: Flour
steady; No. 2 rye, 78®78c; feed or mixing bar
ley, 51**1620: fair to choice malting. 65<fy70c;
Hax seed, No 1 southwestern, $2.u!t',i: ilu No.
1 northwestern. J2.15U: timothy seed, $3.70;
mesa pork, per bbl.. 124.73036; lard, per 100
lbs., 113.40; short ribs, sides, loose, $12.60'fj.13;
short clear sides, boxed, 113.25(313. 60,
Total i learancei of wheat and flour were
I equal to 102,000 bushels. Primary receipts were
1,350,000 bushels, compared with 168,000 bushels
i the corresponding day a year ago. The visible
supply of wheat In the United States Increased
268,000 bushels for the week, The amount of
breadstuffs on ocean pasage Increased 2,184,000
bushels.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 76
cars; corn, 466 cars; oats, ill cars; hogs, 19,000
head.
Articles. Receipts, Shpmts.
Flour, bbls "40,700 10,500
Wheat, bush 25,200 9,400
Corn, bush 406,200 177,000
oats, buiih • 234,700 203,400
Barley, bush 112,500 13,200
COFFEE AND SUGAR
NEW YORK, March 7. —Coffeo closed nrt
unchanged to 5 points lower. Sales 16,000
bags, Including March, 6.!)0c; April, Co;
May, 7.1130: June, 7.15 c; July, Aw*. Kept.
Oct. Nov. 7.20 c; Dec. 7.15e; Jan. Keb. MOo.
Bpot, steady; No. 7 Bio, 894 c; No. 4 Santos,
a l-4c; mild, quiet: Cordova, 9 '.'■: 12lie.
Sugar—Raw, firm; Muscovado, 89 test.
3.52 c; centrifugal. ■"' test, 4.4l!o; molasses
sugar. SO test, 3.67 c; refined, steady;
crushed, 6.85e; granulated, 5.25 c; powdered,
5.35 C.
EGGS UP ONE CENT
AND BUTTER STEADY
FLOUR DOWN TWENTY CENTS
A BARREL
Larger Receipts of Cheese—Better
Tone in the Potato and Onion
Market—Beans Are
Higher
The com of lining Is a little bit cheanor
as to the staff of lite, with Hour Just IM
lower on the barrel, while retailers have to
pay lc more a dosen fur local eggs. New
quotations posted Monday were 26c a dosen
for selected eggs. 24c for local ranch can
dled and 22c for case count, buying price.
Receipts were 441 cases, but weather con
siderations were considered unfavorable Tor
plethoflQ production.
Celery Is scarce. Now quotations, |3.2i>tt
3.7. a crate.
Nearly all Mexican tomatoes are out of
tli'- market and dealers are looking for
more conslsmneAts,
Quotations on lima beans advanced to
$4.75 a hundred.
A better tone prevailed in the potato and
onion market.
Aii varieties of tlsh scarce.
K> I'ctpta of produce wi-ro: Hgßs, 441
eases; butter. 11,3^8 pounds; cheese, 2204
pounds; potatoes. 2421 sacks; sweet pota
toes, JO sacks; apples, 113 boxes.
Produce Receipts
Following are the Dally Market Reporter
and exchange board wholesale quotations:
TKOI'ICAL, FKllTß—Bananas, lb. 4&
4', 2 c; do red. lb. 6c; Fard dates. Ib. 10tfl2c;
dv Ooldeo, lb. fttOJ do I'erslan, 1-lb. pka.
10 1 alligator pears, dot. $6; plneap
'ples, 6iß!"e.
IKI ITS—Winter Nellie pears, picking
boxes. 11.11011 easabaa, crate, ?-'u.{;
Christmas melons. |3; Imported grapes, bbl.
IS; Ktiavas, basket, Co I pnmeKranates, 10c,
persimmons, crate. |I.ISOI*7I>
VBOETABLBS —Artlchokee. doi. ft; as
paragus. 11». IdS) Itrussels sprouts. Hi LOO]
Bell peppers. Florida, lb. 4i)ib4sc; beets.
dog. bunches, 30fi 3,'ic; string beans, lb. 40e;
cabbage, pack, $1^1.25; do rob, b.
3i . carrots, d"fc. bunches, lie; cauliflower,
crate, 11.2101.01; celery, rout, dos, 7ur;
do, crate, 1t.3t01.71; ouoirmbere, dog, $i.50
<r 3; corn husks, cut. Ib, 10c; do uncut. Ib.
8c; egg plant Ib. 2i.c; lteks, doi. 30c; horse
radish, iii. il'c; oyster plant, dos, IIO40C;
lettuce, orate, TtcOH "I peas. ib. 7011'
parsley, doz. 25c; par^iilps, doz. 40c; Crim
son winter rhubarb. $1.25 n 1 ,r,n; siilnach,
dos.2oc; you&8 onions, d.ir. 300100! turnips.
doz. bunclies, 20(&25c; Mexican tosnatot-s,
crate, $^.:'5.
DRIED PRUIXS— Apples, evaporated. Ib.
» i ioc; api cots, lb". 13011 c; loose rigs,
White, box. $1.50; do black, box, 11.11; do
Imported, lb, UOHo; currants, IUOIOi
peaches, Ib 5K9«c; pears, Ih. I"
. 11. 12^c; nectarines, Ib. 7H I
I'runes— 20-3 OS, ]lijl2e; 30-40s, Re; 40-aOe.
7,.-; s(i-60.». f<r; 60-7ds, 6c; 70-BOs, 6V4c; 80
--10s, Bo; ;'.'-100s. 4c.
RAISINS —2-crown, loose. SO-ih. box, lb.
4'jc; l-crown, lei 4-crown, lltci 2-crown
London layers. 20-lb. box, ih. 11.15; 3-crown,
II,IE) 4-crown. II.CO; 5-crown, (1.86: Sul
tanas, bleached, Id, lie; do unbleached,
Hi. 3'.jc; seeded raisins, Id-"*. pkg. 6 4 41'
714 c; do 12-or pkR. 5' 2 'Ti6 1 ! c.
NUTS —Almonds, fancy 1.M.. lb. 17S>llo;
do No Plus Ultra, lb. He; brazils, 134)140;
cocoanuts, 95c^|l; chestnuts, lltflic; fil
berts, lb. 14'uli'c; hickory, lb. So; pecan*,
XX. lb. 12'4c; do XXX, lb. 18. do
XXXX. lb. 17c; eastern peanuts, lh. 80 8 40;
do California, lb. 644*6 c; do Japan, !b. 64
'11 7c; do Spanish, shelled. No. 1. lb, I"'',
pinenuts. 20c; walnuts. No. 1, P. 8. Ib ii«
16c; do No. 2. lb. tOe; do Jumbos, 17@18c;
do budded, 18@20c; popcorn, eastern, cwt.
$3.50; do local, cwt. 110 3.25.
RICE —Fancy Honduras (Carolina) $6.75;
do choice Honduras (Carolina! |6©«.60;
Japan grades, 13.7504; Island, ».SD; broken
13.50.1
HONEY —Extracted, water whit*, It. 19
74c: extracted, white. 7c; extracted, light
amber, tOCHc: comb, water white, 1-lb.
frames, 1CO17C! white, 1-lb. frames, Wfl
16c; light amber, 1-lb. frame*, 10@13c;
beeswax, lb. 30c.
LIVESTOCK — Packers par f o. b. Lee
Angeles for beef steer*. 6V4c; beef heifers,
4?ifi;3c; beef calve*, B4o; mutton, wetht-9,
$5.2505.76; ewes, 155?5.!5; lambs, 514 c;
hogs, 10c.
POULTRT—Large dressed turkey*. lb.
27c; do small, lb. 2.'c; large live. Ib. 2«c;
do email live. lb. 22c; large hens. 4 lbs. op.
lb. "He- small. 2'i to 34 Ibi. 18": broilers.
li, to 2 lbs 28c; friers. 24 to 3 lbs. 23c;
roast chicken, lb. 20c; duck, Ih. 10c: geese,
Ih. 18c; squabs, dot. 11.50; old rooster*, lb.
10c.
CHILI — Evaporated, string*, lb. 18®!0c;
loose, Ib, 17c; Mexican black, Ib. 18c; green,
lb. 20{j>25c; chill tepin*, Ib. 11.23: Japan,
15c
HAT (Baled)— following quotations
are furnished by the Los Angeles Hay Stor
age Co. Barley. $12.60® 16.60: tame oat.
$15'3>17; alfalfa, $13.B0®15; wheat hay, $14
Oil.
MILL FEED—Uran. $1.50; whole corn,
$1.85; cracked corn. $1.90; feed meal, 11.95;
rolled barley, $1.65: oil cake meal, $2.60;
shorts,'sl.7s: Kaffir corn. $2: white oats.
11.80; eastern red oats, 83.25; wheat, ori
ginal sack*, cwt. $2.05; wheat. 100-lb. sack,
$".10.
EGOS—lx>cal ranch candled, extra se
lected, 26c; local ranch, candled, 14c I local
ranch. ra.«e count, buying price. !2c.
—California creamery, extras, 2
ll>. roll, 67',4c; do firsts, 2-lb. roll. 824*-;
eastern creamerey. extras. 62 He; cooking.
Ho; ladle, 26@2Jc.
CHEESE—Northern, fresh. 20e; large An
chor. 21c; Young America. Anchor, Me;
hand. Anchor. 22c; Oregon Daisy. 20c.; east
ern singles. 19®20c; eastern Twins, 20«21c.
eastern Daisies. 21e; eastern Long Horn
Me eastern Cheddars, 20@21c; imported
Swiss 80@31c; Jack cheese, lie; domestic
Swiss. 23c; cream brick. lOO! limburger.2o
'■i.l. : Roquefort, IIO40o; Edam. $B®9;
Canadian cream, box. $1. ,
BEANS— No. 1 pinks, IS. tB fBS.BOi 'No. 1
lima-"' $4.75; No. 1 Lady Washington, $4. ."0;
No. 1 small whites. 15.4001.10 i No. \J black
eyes, $4.50«?4.75; No. 1 bayous. II. 50; No.
1 Garvania*. $4.50; No. 1 lentils, California.
POTATOES— Highlands, ewt, $1.1B«M.5«:
Lompoe, I1.IS91.TB; Watsonvlllj, tl.oO®
$160; Oregon Burbanks. $1.50@1.60: Oregon
Karly Rose. $2: Oregon White Rose, 11.70©
1.90; Salinas. |1.«5©1.7«1 White Rosn, $2;
yellow sweets. $3.50: white sweets, $:..,0<(3;
ONlONS—Northern Australian brown,
cwt $1 7591.05: Nevada*, $2.25: Oregon,
$2.25; garlic. In. K«10c.
FRESH FRUlTS—Apples—nellefl«urs, 4
tier $1 IS<g 1 >0i 4H-tler. $1.30©1.35; 3^4
--•ler, 1176; tell Pippins, 11.80; 4H-tler,
$1 25: iaresnlngs. «.6O; 4.-tier. $1.35; «
tier Hoovers. $2.50; Colorado Jonathan,
$'65fr3; White Winter Pearmalns, 4-tler.
WoJSI.W 4 ■•-tier. * 1.25 ft 1.35: red P*ar
mains 4-tl-r, $1.60; 4H-tler, $1.30: Smith's
older 4-tler. $I.*0: 4H-tler. $1.25; Ren Da
y .Colorado, iI.«3»J.BSj Newton Pippins
4 tier $1.50; Missouri pippins, Col. 11.75!
4«4-tler (■■!! $1.25: 4-tler Cal. $1.60; I.ang
ford's? 4-tler. $1.50: «H-Uer, $1.25; Rome
Heatitles. $2.10©2.55: Hpltaenhergs, 4-tier,
Jl.Mi Oanos. lI.TCOH Wlnesap. Col. $2.35;
4-tier Cal $1.75; 4'4-tler ' ai. |i._.».
nKßßlES—'Strawberries, fancy, basket,
UJBI6C! choice, basket. Ic. ','««» i
ClTßUS—Seedless grapefruit, $5.75 3.
■eedllngs, $3: fancy lemons. $2.50W3.25i
"hoi"" $1.60*1.78! tanvy navel orange.
si 76t»2.16'i tangerine oranges, H-DOS.lt.ll
Jjl.TsJ Valencia oranges, fancy, $J.504>«l
lfmes, 20-lb. box. $1.25.
Retail Prices
Eggs, dozen ■ !!?
i:,si butter, per pound "-wo
Beef, per pound. ,s ,;':;;;;;
Pork, per pound »®Wo
Lamb, per pound... .«w3oo
Sausage, per pound... 18©20o
Ham, per pound, whole gs
Ham, per pound, .Heed ;•■••■.; 3uc
Harracuda, halibut, rock cod and yellow
tall, per pound 1™
Salmon, sand dabs, pound *
Herring and smelts, pound 100
Oysters, quart ™°
Hens, pound ~l
li., . pound '»0
Rabbits, pound V.,;..i...i. 2Go
COTTON AND WOOL
ST. LOUIS, March 7. —Wool, lower; mo
dlum grades combing and clothing, 23®
28c; light fine, 20©26e; heavy flue UffilOc;
tub washed. tit 36c.
NEW YORK, March 7. — Cotton—flpol to
day closed quiet, 1 to 7 points lower; mid
dling uplands. II').'; middling gulf, 14.90;
sales. 4200 bale.".
Cotton futures closed steady. March anil
April, 14.43 c; May, 14.46 c; June, 14.22 c;
July, 14.290; August, 13.63 c; September,
12.89 c: October, 12.48 c; November, 12.30 c;
Donember, U'.3le. :*".,,
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Capital, 1300,000.
f E. corner Fourth and Broadway. Burplua and rndlvld.d Prnfit.. «41.W».
Baaaw-yaank & Trust Company V^Tk^Tc^T' I^''
Capital. $2Hi.OOOi
IM-810 Broadwar. Bradbury buliatnt- , Surplus & Undivided Prr»nt». $K5.000.
LOS ANGELES SAVINGS RANKS
—SECURITY —i
llavings RANK
. Largest and Oldest in Southwest i
R»°urcc 9 $27,000,000.00
rays the highest rate* of Interest and on the molt liberal term* consilient
with noil ml. conservative banking.
Money to Loan on Improved Real Estate
Security Building Spring and Fifth Street*
GERMAN AMERICAN SAYINtSBANK
JF^ ' THE. BANK WITH THE >mßaf
I EFFICIENT SERVICE |
RESOURCES*I*.QQO.OOQ* l\
J SPRING * FOURTH STS. L
H ARNE S ... „ tfJSL ,tr^ SADDHMfi
PRICE OF LIVE HOGS
SOARS IN PITTSBURG
Market Shows Increase of 20 Cents
Per Hundred Pounds Over
Saturday's Figure
riTT.XDfRO. March 7. —With a hound up
ward of 20c over Saturday's closing price,
live prime heavyweight hogn hrought $M. r,:.
per hundredweight at the local itOOH .>.arilH
today. This la tha lilnhoat record Blnce
1111, when h»g« brought $1} In western
J'ennsylvanla.
CHICAOO, March 7.—Cattle—Receipts es
timated at 23,000; market Heady to 10c
higher; beeves, »0«8,50; Texas steers, 14.70
,;.. western ulcers, $4.7r,'a 6.50; stocker3
and feeders, !;i c.-'.'; cow» and heifers,
|2.tOO('iO; calves, $7.50®7.93.
Hog* Receipts estimated at 21,000; mar
ket 100 higher; light, |9.«5®10.05; mixed.
$9 ;:.'., 10.15; heavy, »9.76@10.17H ; rough,
i!i.7s!ii v.DO; good to choice heavy, $1,709
10.17H; pi»». »8.»0®9.75; bulk of sales, |I.H
Sheep—Receipts estimated at 16.000; mar
ket troitKi natives, $8©9.15; western, $5.60
4d8.15; yearling*. »7.85« i 8.80; native lambs.
15JJ9.40; western, $8^9.40.
FRUIT MARKET
SAN" FTMNCISrO, March 7.—Fancy »pplw,
75c®Ii common, 60®We; navel ontngea, 11.28©
■■ 50; Mexican llmi |:«5.C0: common Callfpr
nla noni, :i"i "■; good to choice, lI.KMrS;
Fancy, It.HVI; banana*, 75c(513; plneapiilo»,
J2IB-2.50.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS
NEW YORK, March 7. —Evaporated ap
ple* unchanged;, "pot, fancy, l » Vi '<' 11 '"•
choice. )0iHo; jiritrK!. e»4 '<, 7<-: common to
fair 61&6 5-lc. Prunes, steady; California,
up to 30-40S, 2%6'it l-4c: (Jrfuonß. I©»C
Apricots, steady; choice, 10'.4®llWc: extra
choice, iitii2 i-4e; fancy, 1!©13H«.
roaches, firm: choice, c,%*nc; extra choice.
7'Ac; fancy. 7«4@Bc. H.il»lnw, steady; mus
catels Hi©S%«l choice to fancy seeded, 5
9*% c; n. .-.ilc.-s, 3',4©3%c; London layer*.
11,1601,15, _
FLOUR AND FEED
Following are th« wholesale prices on flour
•and feed. furnished by the Globe mllln:
FAMILY FUHK 1
Al flour, per hbl »'°°
Al Hour retail" (1.85 ' and One '4 sack.
Globe Hour, per hli) I 1"'.""
Globe Hour retails $1.90 It Mid $1 ',4 Back.
Silver ftar Dour, per bbli .16.00
XXX flour, per bbl ■■•■• *5.*J
Eighth bbla. 20c per bbl. higher.
BAKBRS' FLOUR Per bbl.—
Globe *«•*"
Kastem Kranam 4 5*S
Eastern whole wheat ..-. »•"*
Kastorn rye J>2J
Hakem" Al I-JJ
Jiakers" Ma«nolla J-10
BakerB 1 Pastry ■'•■"l
MEAL* AND CEREAL. OOODS
-10 lbs. 25 lbs. 60 ltd,
Al flour • Wf *•••■ ' $....
Pastry flour !•■ •>•• ••••
Oiaham flour I.M S.« 3.40
Corn meal, W. and t 8.80 2.75 2.70
Whole wheat flour .; S.OO 3.5 d I.M
Rye flour 3SO " '75 3-70
Cracked wheat <-W *■«» * ■"«
Farina ■•■lO «03 . 400°
Wheat (Hikes, par Back of 50 lbs l.so
do per bbl. or 125 lbs., net 6.00
GRAm AND FEED-- ; ;
ldio its.
Wheat, No. l >2-15
do 100-lb. sack. No. 1 2.20
Corn 1*
Cracked corn .' < I'oo
Feed meal '•••
Rolled barley l.*>
Seed barley < I-80
Bhorts I'Bo
Kast. willow charcoal 2.00
Bran, heavy 1-65
Kaffir corn, red 1.80
(ill cuke meal • • 2.60
White outs .' 1.85
Rye seed 2.10
Egyptian corn white I.M
Scratch food 2.20
Ctranlte grit 70
Chirk feed 2.70
Cracked wheat ■• 2.33
igg| AN IDEA
HNflvoflre the men and wommtpMWJl
TJH^'I"" deposit, with v.«. Thpy>«SHr
■ji^^^ are up to the minute. They • B
U demand and receive the most mod- Mr
m crn and up to the minute methods ■
H in banUln*. They ute the tclo- la
■^ phone Instead of the messenger; H
V^ buy an automobile Instead' of a «F
Mf buggy and a buggy Instead of an m
JO ox. Bland Ml the sidewalk across
W the street (there isn't room on tho V
ft Inside) and watch one thousand fl
11 people an hour depositing and § J
M Orawlng money. Compare them M
H with th« customers of the old «
A banks: ours ar« up to the minute. M
M They demand and Bet th» best. Vi» m
a refer to over 11,000 people and firms, MM
{ALL NKItntMU
EL &bb mm. mm ifeaa |Lm
IP 6TII AM) SPRING. 430>25Jj§Sr
Bay San Diego Horn*
Telephone Stock
Nets 10%
Fielding J. Stilson Co.
80S 11. W. 11KLJ.MAN lII.IUJ.
Ai(«7. Main 108.
€ DELANO
The Land of
Early Products
S. F. B. Morse
Development Co.
_ Itil H. MAIN ST.
JURORS DRAWN FOR JUDGE
G. R. DAVIS' DEPARTMENT
Long List of Triers Is Made Return.
v able in Another
Week
The following 1 Jurors worn drawn
yesterday by Judge- Qeorga R. Davis,
department No. 12, of th« superior
court, for a trial Jury, and made re
turnable March IS:
.1. .1. Slicpard, J. O. Edenbaugh, C. R.
Smead, Harry P. Mobs, a. M. Giffon.
Harrington Brown, A. K. nutter, John
Tanner, A. J. Stevons, James Quill,
A. EC, Plnkham, A, S. Koyer, Fred M.
Woods, Allison BarlOW, A. S. Gray,
Edward Eliot, C. P. Longwell, J. H.
MoCutcheon, Jothain Blxby, H. T. Cof
fin, John 11. Bell, George Anderson,
AugUHtlne W. Wrlffht, H. GUmore, I.
N. Davidson, H. E. Maxon, C. W.
Lawyer, A. IS. Guynn, Charles S. Sea
man, F. L. Brown, Byron Ercken
brecher, Frank E. Brown, George F.
Ross, J. W. Vaughn, C. E. Colo, C. W.
Harvey, W. J. Campbell, Alfred Sted
man, R. P. Queen, Nathaniel M. Clalr,
John E. Coffin, George W. Williamson,
John H. Kirkpatrlck, Edgar W. Howes,
W. W. Bacon, A. B. Caldwell., H. K.
Avery, P. W. Cheoney, Elian Ayers, W.
R. . Dickinson, A. C. Day, Matthew
Algio, E. J. Brent, William ■ H. Elder,
Henry Kettle, W. L. Campbell. W. H.
Gehrkcna,. William F. Knight, Fred R.
Wllcox, V. J. Jacques, R. Wilson, A.
10. McConneU, E. E. Bradley, A. B.
Dessery, Alex. Carnahan, Frank J.
Comes, Manuel Borba, Nathan Hart,
Henry Braun, W. ; t,. Lawless, Irving
S. Metzler, George. A. Lutz, David P.
Ward, A. McAllen.
•>#" j ' ' 411 '
anybody who would b* able to On! an
address In the Directory would t» able M
find your CLASSIFIED ad.

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