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FINANCIAL-COMERCIAL
DISQUIET SHOWN
IN WALL STREET
SUPFORTING MEASURES ARE
OF SLIGHT BENEFIT
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO
RESORTS TO NOTE ISSUE
Steel and Southern Pacific Are Main
Supporting Factors in Gen.
erally Weak Stock
Market
'-,»,.- ■„- ■■:,
[Associated Press]
' NEW YORK, March 11.— certain
amount of speculative disquiet was
restricted in the stock target today
and the vigorous supporting measures
from time to time were not sufficient
to overcome the effects. Weakness
became acute in the final hour.
. The amount of important financing
which remains to be done, the harden
ing effect already produced on the
money market and the doubtful ab
sorptive power of the investment de
mand for bond issues, combine to form
a situation which is not viewed with
entire satisfaction by the financial
The announcement that the St. Louis
& San 1 Francisco had resorted to an
issue of notes, secured by the deposit
of a proposed bond issue, is a de
velopment taken to indicate a growing
'oversupply ■in the money market.
An outlet for the ov«r«upply is
found in the considerable blocks of the
hew securities which arc placed with
foreign subscribers and which have
served to keep down rates in the for
eign exchange market and to avert an
outgo of gold. The effect upon the
money market of the increased de
mand for credits is seen in the higher
rates for time loans and in the decided
demand for mercantile paper.
. The money outlook probably accounts
for the recurrent depression in the
stock market, although various other
motives were advanced.
At first It was fear of the labor
Situation at Philadelphia and the un
favorable copper statistics which were
published yesterday. Reports of crop
damage came into view later, although
the grain market indicates that definite
conclusions in the amount of damage
to wheat remains to be formed.
; The rumor of J. P. Morgan's death,
originating in London, was circulated
concurrently with its authoritative de
nial. Belated selling of stocks from
outside sources was attributed, never
theless, to these rumors.
The principal support of the market
centered in United States Steel. South
ern Pacific was the main point of
strength in the railroad list. This did
not prevent acute weaknes in Union
Pacific. Amalgamated Copper suffered
from the bad condition in metal trade.
Bonds were steady; total .sales, par
value, $2,100,000. V. 8. bonds 2's regis
tered advanced 1-8 per cent on call.
NEW YORK STOCKS
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
•on, 213 West Fifth street. Los Angeles, mem
ber New York stock exchange, Chicago board
of trade, slock and bond exchange of San
Francisco.
NEW YORK, March 11.—Following were the
quotations today:
Bales. Stock. . III*!-. Vow. TIM. Ask.
Allls-Chalnura 1214 I- 1*
200 do preferred 4*. 45 4."> 45 s;
62,700 Amalg Copper ... 1114 78 7': '' 78",
1,100 AnuT nect Sugar. 4" ]> :::."» 88 39',
do preferred II 9514
1,7"" Atner Can Co .... 12 ll»i 11% , 1-'
100 do preferred ..... ?»14 77 L 2 "■''- ' 77*4
6,400 Am (Jar and FAy, M 04i» ti4»4 65*,
do preferred 116 UIV«
E. 700 Amer Cotton Oil .. M UTS DTK t>B
do preferred 10! l"7
Amor Express .. 210 -I".
M 0 Am Ice Securities 26% 25H 23V4 M
Amor Linseed .. 15 15H
400 do preferred 41 40 9 40Vi
8,70' lAm Locomotive ... C 4 6H4 r.114 6SH
do preferred 11l 114
30,900 Am Bmlt anil Rfg 87T4 im $<i% M ■
400 do pfd x-l l»i pc.lW 10R»i 108 I<iS%
1.800 Ami r Sugar 1:574 123b 123H 184
do preferred 121H US$4
100 Am Bteel "drs .... •', BOH ■■'<. .'■'" =
1,800 Am Tel and T Co.l4l>* Ho"i HOi, 111
1,700 Aim r Tob I'M .... 9:i'> SS74 9S7i Wi
100 Amir OOl< n .... 3S 3S 27.4 SS'.i
do preferred ... . lu3 101
6,200 Anaconda BOH 43 49Vi 43',i
1,600 Atlantic C Line, „V,3>-, Vi'l 131 158
12,600 AT & Santa Fe..117*4 lUH H6',j ll^i
300 do preferred . „.10ST4 103» t llos«a s« Wi~,
1,300 Bait & Ohio 113>i 313v.z HJ'.j 112*4
do preferred .. - ■ .. 61H t'- M 2
7,1"" 1: II T 76*4 '",, 7G" t 76.,
£00 Canadian Pacific. 17:.», 179 179!4
7,l'K) (' &Ox dv 1 pet. M% H7i f-.".>i 55!4
100 Cft A 59 69 fA'i e*»i
1,100 C & O W new.,.. 3l»i So«i 31! i 31" t
do prcferrod ...... M 67! i
8,100 '' & '-. W JJS'i ]M»4 IE6S4 157
10.O0C M & St P 147»! H.",»s Hs™i 149
ICO do preferred l«2'i 183V4 161 Vi liii
1,7 Central Leather .. 437s 43 42>i 411
100 do preferred 107' i 107!. l'»i'.i 107(j
Cent of N J SM 3'JO
6,00« C G C fc St L 91 So.i BSI4 Sit?;
do pieforri 'I 101 110
1,600 Colo Fuel and Irn 42 40' i 4'.'*j A<>\~
do preferred 110 l- 1"
1,300 Columbus II C& I 1514 1S ', 13Ti 15'j
Colorado Soutlicrn. .. .. ii;i .1
do lit preferred, „ .. st S3
do 3d preferred.. .. .. to) S2
1,400 Consolidated Gas. .l 4! li 11;. 140% 147>;
300 Corn Products .... ls»i ls?.i ]SVi 19
do preferred s:i M
Del & Hudson . 170 177: ■
Ml) L ,V \V HO CXI ( 10 tl.i
1,800 U & It O . .. 42'Jl 41:5 41 42
do preferred ... . 80 81
Diamond Match !*i4 ti'JVi
lei Distil Securities .. 84 33' i 33!4 0"',
Duluth B 8 & A.. . 15 l.aj
100 do preferred :a 2n ls«j 2»Vi
3,800 Erie 82 «Ui Sl'i Cl»i
1,300 do Ist preferred. r.l"i 61 Do?i 61
500 do 2-1 preferred.. 4*'t 'j.l :js 291^
700 General Eleotrlo ..l.'.fi'i 15r.>4 at! 156
1,600 It North Ore.. TOVi W»i 69? i 70' i
0,200 do preferred 133 137 137 138
Illinois Central 142' i 111
3.C00 Interboro-Metro .. 22T» ."-' l".''i 22« i
2,400 do preferred fT'i 66 5U t,i;u
200 Intemat per ... ISV4 ]?,'■; ]3 11"
700 do preferred M!i £.4 oil4 6514
200 Intermit Pump ... 4S 474 47>i 47»j
do preferred »7 88
lowa Central .. L'l 25
900 do preferred 46 4.'« i 45 4.;
1,410 k C Southern ....:>", SS<4 88",; 3S»i
SOO do preierred C'j\ 69% a 71
100 L, E & West .. .. 23 23 '-"■ 25
do preferred .. C't'.i 01
3,300 1. & N ..a. 16414 IB2H 162% 163
200 Ma.ok.ly S'»i 9O',i 85U M</ t
100 do preferred 77 7; 76H 77
, Manhattan 1!S» 139
Metro Itn St Ry .. .. 15 20' i
300 Mexican Central ... 23 27?; 27V4 £8
200 Minn & St I. 4.1 43 42 43
do preferred .. 70 78
M St PASS M 143 144
, do preferred .. 163 155V4
2,700 M X & Texas .... 44 43 43V6 43',i
do preferred .. 71' i 74Vi
1,600 Missouri Pacific .. "1% 70?', 71 'i 72
1,100 Nat Li-ad x-d ••. kSU >>?,% S3»< 84
do preferred 1"" 109
1 National Biscuit 110 11214
do preferred .. 123 124
..NY Air Brake 80 88
18,900 N T Central 126% 32iiV4 125» 125"!
100 >.' V C & St 1.... 63 ED (59 8J
....... do lift preferred 100 118
„ do 24 preferred 80 85
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS
4b Shipment* of nrnn«r« and lemon* 4)
■$> from Imb Angeles Wednesday, March 0. ■•
..\ were 103 carloads of oranges and 10 <•>
Aof lemons. Total to date there have <S
. l>een shipped MSI carloads, of which <«>
. 1360 were lemons. lJt»t »en«<in to <*>
•> <lati> there were shipped 11,380 car- <£
<i> loads, of which 1866 were lemon*. <§>
a. _ « * .« s*. J* x^ J\- . » J** .2». -"^\ ,*v «■_ —._ v A-ta Al
600 N V X II * Hart.l6lH Ml* 161H 162
1,400 N V On! & West.. 4H( 45 4SV4 4o'i
2,200 Norfolk A We5t...103^4 102H 1"- '"-'l
do preferred 88 9t
100 North American .. 7!)?; 794 7S SO
7,800 Northern Pacific ..138 136H 13«% 137
Omaha 1"1"' I*°
do preferred l';" ' >■«
100 Pacino Coast Ill*; 114% 111 IIS
400 Pacific Mall 33H 32 32 *-'-
25,300 Fenna nB Co 137?; 136% 136T4 IS7«,
m Peoples On ni'.i HOH 110^4 i'l
1,500 PltUburg Coal ....22 21% 21V4 KM
1.400 do preferred 7S*i "41 * 74 7..
1,600 PoCft St L. 102 101 100% 101*
do preferred 114 116
1,100 Pressed Steel Car. 454 44>4 41% 4^'i:
do preferred 10; i 104
NORy Steel ipgs Co. 4.V4 4.-, 44% 44%
do preferred 103 107 i
107.300 Beading 109% 1«7»4 1«S?4 16S«i ■
20i) do Ist preferred. M 91 91 92
200 do Id preferred..lol 105 101.4 106
1,000 Republic s & 1... 40% 40 40 41
500 do preferred 103>,i 103 1"-' 103
18,300 Hock Island Co „ 60% 48% 49% 4914
I.SOO do preferred 90V4 S9Ǥ 90>4 91
100 slow Shcf s & 1.. 81 si SO si*
do preferred 120 123
St L & BF Ist pM .. .. «S'4 "0
2 000 .1" td preferred.. 67>i 6.VS 56 1 86%
'600 St 1. & S W 23* 28% M* 29
300 do preferred 74 73% 73' .4
63,200 Southern Pnclflc ..111 12ST4 l-"": 129%
2.300 Southern Railway. 29% 25% -°- 29
1,000 do preferred 68 «7& »i« 67
100 Tennessee Copper. 34 34 3314 3454
«no Texas Pacific 31 30<4 SO* 31
310 Third Aye «% i;iv» 6'» 6'»
900 Toledo St 1. 4 xv 41% 46 41% 4..
700 do preferred U% MM M bS%
400 Twin City R T.... 114 113 113' i 114
Union i: and Papr .. .. 11l «
400 .10 preferred 72 72 7.1 73
108 800 Union Pacinc 1914 18814 189H ISS"4
100 do preferred mi 99. 100 1004
United Rd» of 8F .. .. 37 lt>
200 do preferred «7 M Is 67
V S Cast Irn Pipe .. .. » -7
do preferred •• "s''* ':)
2,200 V a Rubber 4;.' 1i 44' a J4J4 •
200 do Ist preferred.ll6 115H llHe U>*
do Sd preferred *9 SI
242,200 U 8 Steel Cor S9U 87* R7*4 87;4
1,100 do preferred 122% 121% 121% -'-
6,300 Utah Copper 61", 00% 604 60%
6 800 Va-Car Chem Co. . f.57 * .r'7'B 67% 67V4
100 do preferred 12674 l-« 12."> 127
t.ooowaba«h 22H •*!* *2J4 2% a
4,500 do preferred 49% 48>i 48^4 487,
Wells-Fargo Ex .... - Ml «4
500 Western Union ...7«!i 's>» io^» 71
1,400 Wcstln^house 73% "-'* 7-"'* '„,
W ft 1, ■ o »4
.".'.".'.' do Ist preferred 1' I'H
do H preferred Hi »
300 Wlseonsln Central 65 6474 Mr* "
100 Am Hide, and Lea 7V4 V* T 1%
1,900 do preferred 4114 11% "'■''» 40
400 Am Agr and Chem lilt 45V4 *»ik ,'.' 1-
do preferred « «"
Beth Steel *} g
do preferred <"» °-
100 Nat Enamel and 8 it 23 21 -*
■-iii do preferred Tel::« z* ;'' -4 5
■■"iMPac T9l and Tel.. 40 33' A 39% 40
do preferred » •• |J - 101
ion TT B Realty 77 77 78 <8
2S» West Maryland ..61% 6U4 tm 61%
Total sales, 603,300 shares.
NEW YORK BONDS
Ppeclal service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
son, 11l West Fifth street, Lo» Angeles, mem
ber New York stock exchange. Chicago board
of trade, stock and bond exchange of San
Francisco.
NEW YORK, March 11. -Following were the
closing quotations: Bid. Asked.
Atcblson «-en 4s 'W* \\?*
Atchlaon cony 4 «M *'•'
naltlmore & Ohio Ist 4s MJJ I<"'
BItT 49 • •••••••••• ti* et '
Colora.io Industrial 5s '•* ■
0 I Realty M .I, 1 »'g
Rock Island col 4s KJJ *-*
Southern Paclße ref 4s •'■'■* ;•■*
Southern Paclftc col 4s -3 »' «
OriSfi: &fb:::::::A -'
1 nit. I Railway 4» ■»» •■
Walittsh deb 4s «'> 'i«
Western I>acinc da ■' •'•»
Dftli a ret 6s *"{ 94
Jaiianese 4s "JJ ;:.
JaUmse Ist 4-is £ **
•• -i 4 '-B „..-,
'• »IS repa , < mv.
g 51^^^::::::: :::::-:::::::::«M ««.
US" rega J0 ,
US 3s coupon ljj*j \\l<
HID rei i »♦* j V,»
US 4s coupon }»■* J«2
Panama 2s I«9J, 1«1J4
Panama IKSs 100^ 101»
TREASURY STATEMENT
WASHINGTON. March 11.-The condition of
the treasury at the beginning of business to
&£'tZ£aSK coin, mwiw: silver dol
laT«™JtS7 •-*■"■■■ silver dollar* of 1190. 13,822,000;
silver certlncates utstandlng, 1487,674,000,
Ooneral fund-Standard silver dollars In *en
eral'fund. J4.059.252: current liabilities. $100.
-0M284: working balance In treasury offices.
t50,'234»87; In banks to credit of treasurer of
the United States. 17.7 M; subsidiary silver
••nhi J"l 351.642: n.lnor coin, »1.131,879; total
balance in general fund. 181,397.965.
FINANCIAL RECORD
NEW YORK, March 'I Money on call easy;
"VjT3 I*r cent; ruling rate. 2M closing bid.
»V offered nt 3. Time loans very strong;
sixty days. 3«i per cent, 90 days 1%, six months
* rTn 5 ,■""''prime mercantile paper. «Hfe per
rrnt StfrilnK exclmnKO steady; nctual bUil.
ness' in b,u Us' bills at 4.5125«4.M.-5 for sixty
day bllli and at 4.8675 for demand. Commcr-
I S4.
Bonds^lovernm'ent. firm; railroads, irreg-
Slovernment. Brmi rallroada, irrr- ff
ular.
BANK CLEARINGS
NEW YORK, March 11.-Bradstreefs bank
clearings report for th. *«•*'ending March
JO shows an aggregate of W.2B7,"£<™-T a"
airalnst 13,486,416.000 last week and U,J58 1 t34,00u
In the corresponding week last year, The
1 following Is a list of the cities: P.roi
Inc. Cnl^
New York tt,9M,M3,O«> .... »l
E20.874.000 111
Bostons " 100,686,000 10.1 ....
Philadelphia 1 :'r6 -•
Bt rx.ul9 77,937,000 It* ....
KansaßCUy : 60,328.000 22.2 ....
PUtsbure 4H,403,m) 22.8 ....
Sim Francleeo 46,076,000 34.S ....
Baltimore 11,070,000 28.3 ....
Cincinnati J4.65t.000 .... 108.1
Minneapolis 21,118,000 23.1 :...,
Now Orleans 81,814, 31.2
Cleveland 16,665,000 ">•«
Detroit 15,309 «0 10.7
Omnha 23,387,000 35.0
Los Angeles . 37,4-7,000 89.9 : ....
Louisville 11,019.000 11.7 ......
Milwaukee 13,181,000 10.1 i....
Seattle 11.273,000 8.1 ....
Denver . 70,000 3.6 ....
Portland, 1 ire :• 6t1,000 19.3 ....
Salt Lake City D.348,000 661
Tacoma 6,255,000 26.9 ....
Spukiine, Wash 4.471,000 33.0
Oakland, Cal 3,512.000 f.:i.6
Sacramento 1,153,000 62.2 ....
* ' >
COTTON AND WOOL
ST. I/3UIS, March 11.—Wool—Unchanged)
■ . md . lothlne
Ight fine, 20© 20c; heavy fine, 1
tub '■
NEW YORK, March 11 Cotton < 1.».i net
one point lower to 11 points higher.
Cotton futures closi 1 I. .sine; bids]
Maroh, $14.'.U; April, J14.83; May. |14.88; June,
114.M; July. 114.68; \ugust, 114.07; September,
113.07; October, 112.95; November, $121
oember, |1i.89; January, }12.3f
LOS ANGELES TIERALD: SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 12, 1910.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE
Special service to The Herald by .1. C. Wil
son, 212 West Fifth street. I,os Angeles, mem
ber New York stock exchange. Chicago board
of trade, (tack and bond exchange of Ban
Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 11.—Following were
the dosing quotations:
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS— Bill. Asked.
Associated OH Co M '»;1- 9714
Hay Counties Power Co M l(l-
Cal Central Qas and Blee 6s i"4'i
Cal Gas and Elec sen IUCT to. 8»4 1001;
California Bl Cable Co H 103*, •■••■.
California Wine Ann 6s BO ..'■
city Electric Co r,s W4 It
Contra Costa Water Co) 6s 10114
do Ren mtE 5s »34 M
11-1.11 Elec Co of T. A 5s 100W
Edison Light an.l Power to 107' 1..8
First Federal Trust Co 6s 10114 .. ;
Ferries and Cliff House By *» tOO .. >
Hawaiian Coml and S i»s 10j$i
Honolulu it T and I. Co 6s 10S
Lake Tahoe l!y and T Co 6s M 100
Lou Angees Eleo Co us 101%
Los Angeles lias and Xl Co 6s Ml* 103
Los Angeles Hallway 6s 110
IxiS Angeles Lighting El 6s 103 :..?
I, A Pac li II Ist con mtg 6s 1064
LA. Pac K« of Cal us 99% 100%
Market Street Cable 6s 10314
do Ry Ist cons mtg us 100 ..,
M v and Alt Tamalpsls S Ry 15..100
Northern Ry Co of Cal os 116« i 118H
Northern Cal Power Co 6s MO 101 Vi
Oakland Oas Light and II 6s i"2
Oakland Transit Co 6s 108
Oakland Transit is ioc.%
Oakland Transit Con 6s 10515
Oakland Traction Con 6a 9914 I 1*",;
Oakland Traction Co r.s 92' i 93
Oakland Water Co gtd 6s 96 ..
Omnibus Cable Hallway 6s Ml ...
Pacific lias Imp 4s 85
Pacific Electric Ry Co 6s I"'"1
Pacific Light and Power Co 6s OS.;
Pac Light and Power gtd us 98 99H
Pacific Tel and Tel Co Is !'!'•» 100!»
Park and Cliff House Ry «> M
Park and Ocean R R 6s 100
People's Water Co 6s ■ 6SV4
Powell Street Railway 6s 99
Sacramento Elec Gas and Ry ta....101Vi 1031*
S F Oak and San Jose Ry 6s lOtfe
do I'll llltg E« 95 97
8 I" Oak and S J Con lly 6s *oj»
Sierra By of Cal la 10614 lll7^
SPRII of Cal 6* 1912 105* KWi
do Ist 0 gtd k 6s ; 115* ••
S r Branch By of Cal 6s 12s 12914
s P R r Co Ist rfdg 4s M 50',,
Stockton Gas and El Corp «s 105
I v Water Co gen mtg 4s 92
United Gas and Klec Co 6s 98 ■■
United R R of S F 4« 73. 73H
Vallejo, B and Napan V R R 65... 76 ■;..-,-•
Valley Counties Power Co 6s 102>4 • •
WATER STOCKS-
Marin County 80 •■ ,
Spring Valley Water Co 49% 497»
'has AND ELECTRIC STOCKS—
City Electric Co •• ™
N Cal Power Co Con 6.14 &■>
Pacific Lighting Corp pfd 75 .olj
do common "*•
INSURANCE STOCKS-
Callfornla Insurance Co ■■ 8-
Fireman's Fund "
PTRKI.T RAILROAD STOCKS-
Callfornia «*
Presidio Ay*
POWDER STOCKS-
Giant Consolidated 78 '•
SI'OAR STOCKS-
Hawaiian Coml and Sugar Co 41 41»
Honokaa Sugar Co -;■♦ -3
Hutchlnson Sugar Plantation Hit 19
Kllauea Sugar Planation Co .. «
liakawall Sugar Co ■ **
Onomca Sugar Co •>«* Jjj?
Paauhau 8 P Co -» -"■«
Union Sugar Co ''•"*
OIL STOCKS—
Amalgamated Oil Co •■ ™
Associated Oil Co *'1* 4,,,
Sterling Oil an.l Development C 0.... 3 4
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS-
Alaska Packers' Association IHi 53's
c.ii Fruit Canner" Aesn >"' ..
Cal Wine Association ■ -1
M V and Mt Tamalpalt 8 Ry I*l
Pac Auxiliary Fire Alarm 4
Pacific Coast Borax Co «}
Pac Tel and Tel pfd g ■•
do common ••• *• .*'
Morning sales-5000 Spring' alley W 4s Hi
sooo Pac L and P 6s 2W, 2000 Valley Co 5s
$&• °m People's w sil 69',; MOO Sierra Is
107; 127000 City Elec Is 90%: 1000 Oak Tract
con 6s 100; 20 Alaska Hi SO Ass d Oil _4, \. .."''
City Eleo Mi 6 Fireman's Fund 2.9*.; 200
Hutehlnson ISTi; 100 Northern Cal Power 5294;
*j§SS£k'%—** ■ and P gtd 6. 101%;
•noo 8 J and LP Is 97; -1" 1 Peoples Was b9'i;
1000 Oak Tract Co 6s 8214; 100 Amid Oil 4,'..
10 do 47-4; 15 Onomea UHi 16 Paauhau 29.
BRADSTREETS REVIEW
NEW YORK. March 11.-Bradstreefs to-
T/ad" mlort^Jontinue to display a certain
degree of Irregularity, a tendency J«flcU.
larly noticeable In the east, parts of the
nearby south and In scattered sections of the
west Yet, on balance, trading with a ma
jority Is probably better than It was last
week he south as a whole reporting lm
provement. the northwest ■bowing up In good
«hape, the far wee« good, with the southwest
satisfactory, though house tales there are
lighter, while the west, except Ohio and
parts of lowa, reports progress.
High prices of manufactured goods and un
certainty as to their permanence are the
principal barriers against expansion In trade,
but as the Situation stands manufacturers
find It difficult to reduce prices on _ a large
Scale because raw materials arc so high and
because present profits aro not normal)) re
""Retail trade has improved at a few points,
but on the whole the week's developments
have not been especially satisfactory. Col
lections are slow.
Business failures for the week ending March
, 0 were 2iO, against I*4 last week, 254 in the
like we of 1809, 278 In 1908. 184 In 1907 and
1 Wheat (Including flour) exports from the
\', 1,.-it (Including fl"ur) exports from the
United States and Canada for the week end
ing March 10 aggregated 1,6,9,4,3 bUHhela,
against 1,845.807 laift week and 2,2*9.407 this
week last year. For the thirty weeks end
ing March 10 export are 110,60.-,713 bushels,
against 140 201,131 in the corresponding period
irtS for the -week arc I.OSI.tM bush
eli against 7M.4M last week and 130,848 In
for the thlrty-Mx weeks ending Man h
10 corn exports are U,M*,H3 bushels, against
1 last year,
DUN'S WEEKLY REVIEW
NEW YORK, March It—R. O. Uun & Co.'l
weekly review of trade tomorrow will say:
Nearly every report from the large trade
irds transactions well above lai i
year and .i brlghl outlook for ih< new
Financial conditions are al?.. much stronger,
and altogether ;i better sentiment prevail!.
Thin Improvement, however, Is In fplte of
considerable uneasiness on account of the
strike In Philadelphia.
The reappearance of ihc railroads ai active
. , rs of rolling stoi k and other in i ded
equipment Is th<. imp..nant development In
Iron itml steel, while evidences that oonstruo
tii.n work will be r'(^l"'.i with vigor gives
the situation as a whole a decidedly Unproved
BBDOI I.
Blectrolytla coper hni» rlnen In price to 13H.
In lines other than cotton g Is jobbers are.
doing a fair trade, hut reordering In the pri
mary market! la ..f a oonservatlvi character.
Trade In boots and Fhoes Is slightly better,
but the question of value continue-, to limit
new business, as buyers and sellers do not
agree on terms when negotiations for large
slsed quantities aro Involved.
A marked Increase In activity 1h noted In
i ker hide market, imt bolders In order
to Interest tanners arc compelled to namo
lower prices than havu ruled since the Ue
ollne that followed the panic of 1907.
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
SAN FRANCISCO, March ll.—Butter—Fancy
creamery, 31c; seconds, Mo! fancy dairy, 290.
Cheee—New, 16H01?Ho; Young America, ISH
eia^c.
Kbks—Ranch, 2O'4c; store, 1914 c.
CHICAGO, March 11.—Steady; cream
eries, sec Sic; dairies, 21825 C.
Kggt—Rasy; receipts, 4115; at mark, coses in
cluded, Hoi firsts, He; prime firsts, 840.
Cheese—Weak; Daisies, 16V4®164ic: twins. 1611
(!16<4c; Young Americas, 1614@16%c; Lung
Horns. 16H1f16«4c.
FINANCIAL
LOS ANGELES, March 11.—Bank clearings
were J2.861.043.52. an Increase of J541.867.90 as
compared with the amount . for the correspond
ing date of last year. Following Is a compara
tive statement;
1010. 1909. IMS.
Monday J5.90U30.9J J2,0W.9&M!» $i(»'i.«21.37
Tuesday .... 2.431.458.08 1,868,338.67 1,538,489.65
Wednesday.. 3.709,799.85 2.290.880.95 5,0K1.6U4.14
Thursday ... 2.671.470.38 MeT.fB.OI 1.««7,538.97
Friday '.... 2,861.045.83 2.219.187.92 1,668,397.68
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Morning Sales
10 Edison Blea com 64.50; 100 Mcx P Ltd com
M.50; 10 do 26.6214; "' Am Pet Co ''"'" 74.60: ■■""
Cleveland 43; 2000 Columbia Oil 1.26; 1000 Coal
inca Crude 1714; MM Ollnda Land 4«; 1000' do
46%; 20 Union Oil 104.50; 17 Oleum Dcv Co 13-;
14000 do 13: 13.000 do li%: 6000 do, B. 30. 13;
1000 Cal Midway 61; 1000 do 6114; 1500 do D 3;
1000, B. 3. Hi m* do 63W.
Off Hoard I Homo Tel pfd 53.00; 100 Oleum
Dai Co 12%.
Afternoon Sales
110 Associated Oil 47.2:.; 2000 Cal Midway
6314; 2000 do D 3; 2000 do, B. 19, 64; 1112 Central
2.00; loot Coallnga Crude 2614: 1000 do S7H; 100
Hex P U.I com M.60; 10 do 26.62W: 4000 Oleum
i:v 3000 do, B. 30, It; 3000 do 12%; 2000 do
12H: 3000 do. 1: 30, 12%: 5000 do 12'»; 2 FM
I. and Pow Co, $W0», WH.
Off board—lo San Diego Home 23.50; 1000
Central $20.
Bonds
Bid. Ask.
American Petroleum Co B*i4
Associated Oil Co *";1i 9'
Corona City Water CO SI
Corona Power & W. Co ;'^
Cucamonga Water Co '■">
Edison Eleo Co Ist R '-I'-1
Ed Elcc Co old Issuo M MS
Homo Telephone 85 88
Home Tel Co Ist r.-fg 76 7614
1. A Pae Ist con mtES I*l
1.. A. Railway Co HO
Mexican National Oas Co W0
Mission Trans and It Co 100 ..
Pac Elec Ry Co MM*
Pac Light and Power Co 9714 3.',
Pasadena Home T&T Co "{••■ 8
Riverside H T and T Co > 7»
Santa Monica H T and T Co 5 80
San Diego Home Tel Co :. 77
Seaside Water Co I"*
Temescal Water Co M
United Elec O and r Co »*
Union Transportation Co !'l WH
U. B. Long Dist. T&T Co "*
Visalla Water Co I"
Whittles Home T and T C 0.... 73 78
Banks
Bid. Ask.
All Night & Day Bank 116.00 140.00
Hank of Southern California .... 90.00
Broadway Bank and Trust 130.00
California Savings Bank 115.00
Citizens National 230.00 237.00
Commercial National 145.00
Equitable Savings Bank 180.00
Farmers and Her National 25500
Federal Bank of L. A 12.00
First National 500.00 625.00
German American Savings 300.00
Qlobc Savings Bank 120.00
Home Savings Bank of L A....115.00
Merchants National 475.00
Merchants Bank and Trust Co.. 150.00
National Bank of Cal 180.00
Security Savings Bank 300.00
The Southern Trust Co 65.09
(60 per cent paid up)
Industrial and Public Utilities
Bid, Ask.
Edison Electric pfd -(l" 82.50
Edison Electric com 64.25 86.00
Hawaiian Com. & Sugar 37 00 40.00
Home Telephone pfd 64.75 65.25
Home Telephone com W.OO
Hutchinson 8 p Co 17.00 18.00
L A Athletic club 10.00
L. A. Brewing Co 90.00 ...»
Mexican National das pfd 60.00 75.00
Mexican National Gaa com 36.00
Paauhau I P Co 23. 29.W
Pao M it Life Ins Co 260.00
Pac Con Stone Co of Cal 3.25
Pasadena Home T and T Co 35.00
Riverside Home T and T Co 35.00
Ban Diego Home T and T Co.. 23.00 23.50
Santa Monica 11 H T pfd 32.00
Seaside Water Co 100.00
Title. O and Tr Co pfd 25f1.00
U 8 L D T and T Co pfd 39.60 42.00
Union Security Corp pfJ 100.00
Union Trust Co 40.00
Oil Stocks
PRODUCERS- Bid. Ask.
Amalgamated OH 50.1214 65.00
American Crude Oil Co 99
American Pet Co pfd I&.OB 97.00
American Pet Co com 74.50 75.60
Associated Oil 47.25
Central 1-9314 2.05
Cleveland Oil Co 4ii»« .45
Columbia 1-2314 1.2«T4
Continental Oil 35 .65
Knos Oil Co 1-27
Euclid Oil Co 61 .....
Fullerton Oil S.r.i >••»
Globe "H -19
.1,1 ... OH Co *"
Mexican Petroleum ! "-'
Mexican Pet Ltd pfd 67-00 68.50
Mexican Pet Ltd com 26.6214
New Penna Pet Co ■
Ollnda l.an I Co (Oil) 49 .52
Palmer Oil Co 1-25% 1.29
Plnal Oil Co I 3 "°
Plru Oil and L Co 17
Re. I Crude Iff*
Rice Ranch Oil Co »3 .90
Section Six (.11 Co M ,11
Trader's Oil Co 124.00
Union 103.75 l"4.oo
Union Provident Co 102.25 104.00
United Petroleum 105.00
Weat Coast Oil Com 6.00
item Unlnn 90.00 125.00
Yellowstone Oil Co .40
NON-PRODUCERS-
California Midway Oil Co 62% .63U
Coallnga Crude OH 00 274
Oleum Development Co 1.. ,12' i .1214
Horning tales-H«iO Johnnie 1614: low do 18V«;
1000 do 16.
DAILY MINING CALL
Off board— Johnnie M and M 16V4-
Afternoon salea-1000 California Hills 4'; 1000
do, B. SO, !'.-.
LISTED STOCKS
CALIFORNIA- Bid. Asked.
Cal Hills M en 04 .0414
Consolidated Mines Co LOOM 7.00 M
NISVADA-
Johnnie Mln and Milling Co 16',; .1614
Searchlight Parallel ■"■'-
NEW YORK COTTON
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
son, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
NEW YORK. March 11.—Cotton options con
tinued quiot today, but with a firmer under
tone. At the opening tho market rallied, car
rying May to 14 96a and July to 14.Me. This
level brought out realising sales, and the
southern support not being aggressive prices
sagged off, but closed steady at better than
laMt night. Bales of 5000 bales spots were re
ported in New York, with li.loo being the rul
ing price. Range of prices follows: —Close-
Open. High. Low. Bid. Ask.
January '• 12.35 12.39
March •■'• 14.94 14.87 14.9.1 14.94
April ».M »«l
May 11. 14.96 11.78 14.88 14.H1
June 14.60 14.62
july 14.55 14.M 14.48 14.58 14.69
August 13- 'J3 14.12 13.87 14.07 14.08
September 13.10 It. 12.91 13.07 13.08
October 12.57 12.65 12.."5 12.59 12.60
November »•« 12-45
December 12.43 12.45 12.37 12.39 12.40
Spot cotton, 15.10 c; firm, 10 points higher.
BOSTON WOOL
BOSTON, March U.— The commercial bul
letin Will My of the wool market Saturday:
The market Is still dull, but prices on tho
;, i wools arc being maintained steadily.
Woolen mllli continue in tak.- moderate quan
tities or suitable offerings, while >
manufacturers nn> not In evidence at ail.
i- ltM . olothim territory can be obtaned now at
use, while I can be b'.imin at aQ
66c. An Insignificant quantity Of California la
Helling at unohanged values. Merinos, Aus
trallan Ma, are being sampled at ■
scoured, but oroSS It..is are about dull. No
one >an predict when business In the goods
market will Improve sufficiently to stimulate
thl wool market, although It is claimed «"n
--. rally that the time in not distant.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO, March 11.—Cattle—Receipts esti
mated at 12,000; market strong, Shade higher;
beeves, |5.26®8.40; Texas steers, J4.754f3.90;
western steers, J4.80Q6.60; Btookers and feed
ers J3.C0&6.25; cows and heifers, $-'.ti."'uh.i;O;
calves, J7.60@10.
Hogs—Receipts estimated at 11,000; market 5
@100 higher; light. 510.30@10.65; mixed, lio.soo
10 80; heavy, J10.40©10.S0; rough, J10.40&10.85;
(rood to choice heavy, J10.65@10.80; pigs, J9.40®
10 20; bulk of sales, (10.60010.70
Sheep—Receipts estimated at 6000; market
strong; native, $54J8.10; item, 15.6098.10;
yearlings, 17.Mil1*.6: lambs, native, js'uxw;
western, 9.65. .;,-;■;;- ■; ■ ;!•■ :'■
PETALUMA EGGS
COME BY CARLOAD
FOREIGN PRODUCERS FORCE A
DROP IN PRICES
Holders of Seed Potatoes Want Rain
to Move Stock—Strawberries
and Fish Are More
Plentiful
Overproduction In eggs, as well as In pota
toes, seems to bo causing the. produce cx
ohange committee to put in full time adjust
ing tho quotations from day In day. Receipts
of eggs yesterday were, 667 cases. causing it de
alia* of 1 emit a doien In the wholesale price.
In the bunch of eggs posted a lot came from
Petaluma, and it is expected that a full car
load of I'etalumas—«ol> cases—will arrive to
day to be sold at the market prices by a locul
broker.
The market Is flooded with potatoes from
Stockton, Oregon and other points, Posted
wholesale, prices wit. greatly reduced yester
day with the knowledge that dealers have
been soiling spuds at any old tigure (at many
days. ijK-ttl grown potatoes will not appear In
the market until about June 1. Owing to lack
of rain very little planting Is being done and
Bead potatoes just now are a drug In the
market.
lettuce Is Jobbing at from 6<V to $1 a crate.
Asparagus is 10 to ITHo ■ pound.
More strawberries show in the market. Soon
there will be an abundant supply at moderate
prices.
Fish was In liberal supply and moved quickly
at lower figures.
Receipts of produce wore: Kggs, 667 cases;
butter, 15.355 pounds; cheese, 2951 pounds; po
tatoes, 313 sucks; sweet potatoes, 7 sacks.
Produce . Prices
Following are the Dally Market Reporter
and exchange board wholesale quotations:
EGGS—Local ranch candled, extra se
lected, Be; local ranch, candled, 38- ; local
ranch, case count, buying price, 24c. „
BUTTER — California creamery, extras, 2
lb. roll, 67Hc; do llrsts, 2-lb. roll. 6214 c;
eastern creamerey, extras, ti-Msc; cooking,
22c: ladle. 25c.
CHEESE — Northern, fresh, 20c; large An
chor, 21c: Young America, Anchor, 21c;
hand. Anchor, 22c; Oregon Daisy,' 21c; east
ern singles, 19@20c; eastern. Twins, 20®>21c;
eastern Daisies, llcj eastern Long Horn.
:'lc; eastern chfdder.". lOOlle; Imported
Swiss, :iu'ii.ilc; .hick cheese. l'»c; domestic
Swiss. 23c; cream brick. 20c; llmbufl
• lie: Boauefort, SiO^Oe; Kdum, $s©9;
Canadian cream, box. $1.
MEANS Xo. 1 pinks. $5.23 Jf 5.50; No. 1
llmas. $17". No. 1 l.adv Washington, $4.50;
Ho, 1 small whites, $3.40(6 6.50; No. 1 black
eye.". $4.50.i4.7..: No 1 bayous, $«.su; No.
1 Garvanzas. $4.50; No. 1 lentils, California.
IT.
rOTATOKS-Hlghlands. cwt. tl.Ol.Ki Ixim
|xic. $1.<t01.7(: Watsonvllle, H.4001.M; Oregon
Hurbanks, $1.301 i 1.S0; Oregon Daily Rose. $2;
Oregon White Rose, *' itOLM; Hulinas. $1.65tf
1.7.".: White Rose, S-: yellow sweeta, $4; white
■waets, 11.50471; rel sweeta, H.M.
ONIONS —Northern Australian brown,
cwt. Jl 754f 1.85; Nevadas. $2.25; Oregon.
J2.25; garlic. lb. 8«10c.
FRESH FRUlTS—Apple*— nelleflours. 4
tier. J1.4501.50; 4H-tier, Jl. 3001.35; 3'4
--tier. 11.75; fall Pippins, 11.50; 4'4-tler.
11.25; Greenings, $1.60; 4U-tier, J1.35; 4
tler Hoovers, $2.50; Colorado Jonathan,
$2.65013; White Winter Pearmalns, 4-tler,
U.60®1.75; 4H-tler, J1.2»«1.33; red Pear
mains, 4-tler, $1.50; 4',4-tler, $1.30; Smith's
cider, 4-tler. $1.60; 4' = -tier, $1.25; Ben Da
vis. Colorado. $1.65©1.85: Newton Pippins,
4-tler. $1.50; Missouri Pippins. Col. $1.75;
4H-tier Cal. $1.26; 4-tler Cal. $1.50; Lang
ford's. 4-tlcr. $1.50; 4H-tler, $1.25; Home
Beauties, $2.1002.26: Spltienbergs, 4-tler,
$1.85; Ganos, $1.75«2: Wlnesaps. Col. $2.35;
4-tler Cal. $175; 4' 3 -tler Ca!. $1.25.
BERRIES —Strawberries fancy, basket,
12® 15c: choice, basket, Be.
CITRUS —Seedless grapefruit, Il.TtOi;
seedlings. $3; fancy lemons, |!.IO91.!I;
choice, $1.3091.75: fanvy navel oranges.
$1.75i§::. 15: tangerine oranges, <4-box. $1.50
©1.75; Valencia oranges, fancy, $2 50@3;
limes. 20-lb. box. $1.!5.
TROPICAL FRUlTS—Bananas, Ib. 4«
4U.c; do red, lb. 6c; Fard dates, lb. 10®12o;
do Golden, lb. 7Hc; do Persian. 1-lb. pkg.
7\4<6ißc; alligator pears, doz. $6; pineap
ples, 6 (Jf 7c.
P FRUITS —Winter Nellis pears, picking
boxes, J1.65@2; caaabas, crate, $2®3;
Christmas melons, $3; Imported grapes, bbl.
$8; guavas. basket, 6c; pomegranate!, 10c;
persimmons, crate, $I.'-T. It 1.7."..
VEGETABLES—Artichokes, cloz., |1: aspar
agus, lb.. 10@17'4c; Brussels sprouts, lb., 10c;
Bell peppers, Florida, lb. 40®45c; beets,
doz. bunches. 30®35c; string beans, Ib., 17©20 c;
green cabbage, sack. $101 do reb. b.
3c; carrots, doz. bunches. 25c; cauliflower,
crate, $1.2501.65; celery, rout, dor. 75c;
do. crate, J3.25@3.76; cucumbers, dot, $1.50
(S3; corn husks, cut, lb. 10c; do uncut, lb.
10; egg plant, lb. 25c; leeks, doz. 35c; horse
radish, lb. 12c; oyster plant, doi. II4V40O;
lettuce, crate, 760QJ1.161 peas, lb. "©lie;
parsley, dog, tie; parsnips, doz. 40c; <"rlm.
son winter rhubarb. $1.2581.60: spinach,
doz.2oc; young onions, doz. 20ffi30c; turnips,
doz. bunches, 20@26c; Mexican tomatoes,
crate. $2.25. ,
DRIED FRUITS — Apples, evaporated, lb.
90 10c; apricots. ll>. LSOIKi loose fig?,
white, box, $1.60; do black, bmt. $1.3."; do
Imported, lb. 16018 c; currants, SUffilOc;
peaches, lb. s%@Sc; pears, lb. lOCfl'c;
plums, lb. I-'..-; nectarines, lb. 7H«814c.
Prunes —20-30S, HOllo; 30-40s. «c: 40-50».
714 c; 50-60S, 6c; 60-70S, 6c; 70-80», s','c; 80
--90s. Be; 90-lOOs, 4c. - '
RAISINS — 2-crown, loose. 50-11). box, lb.
ii., 3-crown, sc; 4-crown, 6',4c; 2-crown
London layers, 20-lb. box, lb. $1.16: J-crown,
$1 25; 4-crown. $1.60: 6-crown, $1.53. Sul
tanas, bleached, lb. 9®llc: do unbleached.
lb, IHOj seeded raisins. 16-ox. pkg. 63 6
7V4c; do 12-oz. pkg. 6H®6V4c.
NUTS —Almonds, fancy IXl», lb. 17 r lie
do Ne Plus Ultra, lb. 16c; brazils, 1IO14C;
cocoinuts, 95c®fl; chestnuts, ll@12c; fil
berts, lb. 14@15o; hickory, lb. 80; pecans.
XX. lb. 12Hc: do XXX. lb. lie; do
XXXX. lb. 17c; eastern peanuts, lb. 8 6 8lie;
do California, lb. 614® 6c; do Japan, lb. Hi
©7c; do Spanish, shelled. No. 1. lb. 10c:
plnenuts, 20c; walnuts. No. 1, 8. S. 11. 1441
16c- do No. 2. lb. 10c; do Jumbos, 17iilSc.
do budded, ISOfOoj popcorn, eastern, cwt.
$3 50; do local, cwt. $1^3.25.
RICK— Honduras (Carolina) $6.75;
do choice Honduras (Carolina) J6®6.60;
Japan grades, II.U04; Island, $.50; broken
—Extracted, water white, 11. 7 |
714 c; extracted, white. 7c: extracted, light
amber «@6!4e: comb, water white, 1-lb.
frames. 16® lie: white. 1-lb. framei. 15®
16c; light amber, 1-lb. frame*, 10®Uc;
beeswax, lb. 30c.
LIVESTOCK —Packers pay 1. o. b. Los
Angeles for beef steerp. 5We; beef heifers.
4%«*6c; beef calves, 51ic; mutton, wethers,
J5 ,5.76; ewes, J5@5.25j lambs, 5Hc;
"POULTRY—Large dressed turkeys, lb.
27c; do small, lb. 260; large live. Ib. 24c:
do small live, lb. 230 i large hens. 4 lbs. up.
lb 20c; small, 214 to 31i lbs. 18c; broilers.
111 to 2 lbs. 28c; friers. 214 to 3 lbs. 230:
roast chicken, lb. 20c; duck. lb. 19c; Reese.
lb. 18c; squabs, doz. $1.50; old roosters, lb.
10c
CHILI— Evaporated, strings, lb. 18®20c;
looi*. ID, lie; Mexican black, 1!.. ISc; green,
lb. 20«j>25c; chill tepins, lb. $126; Japan.
15c
HAY (Baled)— The following quotations
are furnished by the Los Angeles Hay Stor
age Co Barley. $12 . 16 . f,O ; tame oat.
$15@17; alfalfa. $13.50015; wheat hay, $14
*MIIL FEED— Bran. $1.50; whole corn.
«IV, cracked corn. $1.90; feed meal, $1.95;
rolled barley, $1.03: oil cake meal. $2.50:
Shorts $17.">: Kaffir corn. $2; white oats.
11 10;' eastern red oats. 11.86: wheat, ori
ginal sacks, cwt. $2.05; wheat, 100-lb. lack.
i:10 ' ■ Retail Prices
Eiggl, dozen J™
Best butter, per pound ...400
Beef, per pound ; 8»o
Pork, per pound 20©30 c
I^amb, per pound... il? 25
Sausage, per pound... , 18&S0O
Ham, per pound, whole «:-c
Ham, per pound, sliced •i""V, 350
Barracuda, halibut, rock cod and yellow
tail, per pound I*o
Salmon, »and dabs, pound 20c
Herring and smelts, pound 100
Oysters, quart f)s°
Hens, pound •">
Fryers, pound 35c
Rabbits, pound «>c
COFFEE AND SUGAR
NEW YORK, March 11.—Coffee future*
closed quiet, net unchanged to 10 points lower;
oales were reported of 7600 bags, including
March, 1011, at $7.20. Closing bids: March,
M.S6; April, 16.0; May, $6.93; June, J7.00; July
and August, 17.10; September, October, No
vember, December, January and February,'
$7 15. Spot quiet. No. 7 Rio, 8 H-16c; No. 4
Santos, 9V4c; mild quiet: Cordova, »',4*fl2Vie.
Sugar—Raw steady; Muscovado, 80 test,
$3.86; centrifugal, 98 test, $4.36; molasscß su
gar, 89 test, $3.01. Refined steady; crushed,
$5.95; granulated, ?5.23; powdered, J3.35. ,
First Exclusive Private Wire House on the Pacific Coast
C. WILSON
HEMBEK NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADB
THE STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE, S. W.
CORRESPONDENTS
HARRIS, WINTHROP & COMPANY
OFFICES—HOTKI, ALEXANDRIA. 213 West Fifth Si.
HOTKI. UEI, CORONADO. Coron»d»
Mil.is inil.lihii, Son Fron.'i«<\»
rALAUE UOTKL, San Francisco *
z Open December 1».
s Pasadena Clients Will Get Instantaneous Service by
Calling Home 119 .
B. G. LATHROP, Manager
TELEPHONES —MAIN SIOB _'■ .
_ —Ba—a—l—>t»^i— ■- . . __
CLEARING _HOUSE ANKS __v
NAME "* OFFIOKHB. .
I ~ . ,_, r~~ ~—— W. H. holliday. pr«sid»M,
erchants National Bank , chas. GnEKNB. caakia*.
Capital 000,000. «.„«.
B. E. eornar Third and Bprlnr- Surplus & Undivided ProflU t«W,<W..
; — ■ • — —~ L : j.' K. rISHIIUUN. Pr•sldan^
ationai Bank of California h. a m:keb. c<ubi*r.
Capital, 1600,000. __«—
N. K. wmr Fourth and Bprln«. Burplu» ami Undlrldtd Pronts.Wta.Ma.
I a>*4 national Bank . jambs b. gist, ca»m*r.
. Capital. »300,000.
I 8. B. corner Fourth and Broadway. Burplu. an.l l'n.Hvld«d Proflts. WM.Wa.
B-jdowy Hank & Trust Company aw inhuman, taahier.
Capital, tMO.OOO. .i-"„."'
lOt-110 Broadway. Bradbury hnlldlna;. Surplus & Undivided Front*, tza.ooai
United States National Bank $*$*£I™^% *"*""
Capital. JJ00.009.
B. B. corner Main and Commercial Surplus and Profits, trtooa.
C National Bank ,• §j; WAi i:ks. rcl!auiat .'>
iUkCnt iNationai Bank v. 1 w woods. uut>i*r.
Capital. 11.000,000.
B W torn<r Third and Main. Surplus. MfIO.OOO.
Ci „• I■> , WA. liu.N 1 NOB, President,
ommeixial National Bank newman kshick. cum«.
■ Capital, tJOO.OOO. .. _
«»1 B. Bprtnir. corner Fourth. gurrlM* an I In llvl Proits. Mt-0»V
Farmers & Merchants National Bank ch^rl"M Llvucnf rclaii?a(.
Corner Fourth and Main. ' Capital. anil Profits. tt.MO.OO*.
Corner Fourth and Mala. Burplun and Profit!. 11.D08.00a.
F-, • TTj i~~ J. M ELLIOT President,
.Ist Na :onal Bank w t s hammond. c«atiiam,
Capital Stock, 11.250,009.
* m cortor r«cnnd and Hnrlng R»i- lv» miJ PrnntH. II.MI.W*. '
J LOS ANGELES SAVINGS/jANKS _' w _-
I gECURITY —|
I Savings RANK
I Largest and Oldest in Southwest
R^ourccs $27,000,000.00
H Pays the highest rain of Interest and on the most liberal terras consistent
I with sound, conservative) banking.
I Money to Loan on Improved Real Estate
I Security Building Spring and Fifth Street*
GERMAN AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK
"1™ THE BANK WITH THE smm%
1 EFFICIENT SERVICE I
RESOURCEsV¥.OOO.OOOm
J SPRING* FOURTH STS. I
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CHICAGO GRAIN
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
•on, member Chicago board of trade. New
York •tock exchange and San Francisco bond
and .tock exchange, 21J Weil Fifth «treet.
Los Aiigclc*.
CIIICAQO, March 11.— wheat market fia.i
been a nervous affair of somewhat smaller
vulum* than yesterday. News much mixed,
crop damage claims averaging » little less
radical than heretofore: more dissenters from
serious claims and damage area not extending.
A great deal of bearish news »a« afloat, but
It has i,..,.i, Ineffectual In depressing values
materially, while attempts at buying have In
variably caused a quick rally. New buying,
however, ha» not been as extended as yester
day
Corn was rather firmer today. Pressure has
been from -ulatora rather than from re.
celvtr» or producer! Some little Improvement
today In eastern shipping demand and some
sales of low grade corn have bean for export.
Oats were easier early, hut ranged higher
later. Cash demand not good as heretofore,
but trade expects lighter receipts soon and
market sympathizes with corn.
provision! were rather dull, but market has
been a creeping affair, going steadily but very
■lowly upward most of the time all day.
Trado suspects Important buying up to "'"
market* present capabilities on pan of large
packers.
Market Ranges
WHEAT— Open. IClith. I,iw. Close.
May 11.13H »I.WH H-12T4 *1.13 V»
July 1.0714 1.07 V. ' ■'«'• I.OS'/i
September l.Wli I.WV4 1.03% 1-03%
May"!! "" «3H .63% .«JVi -6:i*;
j u ,y i.; 65(4 !<H( .65 .65%
September 65T4 .6«V» -6:7» -6C''«
m:;: vts.: 4, 54 .*% m .«««
J,,|y « .«Mt .« .«J*
September «M .40^4 •■"'■< •■»° 1"
illy 25.55 25.55 25.32H 2S.W
July 25.67W 26.57H 25.30 25.55
September 25.32V4 25.32V4 25.12H 25.32W
M a* " ~ n.i V.i 1.1.95 u.nw «•«
JUlJf' " .. 13.70 13.80 13.70 13.50
September 13.80 13.80 13.70 13.80
M ';" iS 13.85 13.40 18.25 u»m
:,,;iv ■■■■;:: i»:» 13.27* u.ith ;i.«*
September ... U.IB UK 13.17K 13.M
Cash quotation,, ware as follow.: Flour weak;
No •> rye 7SV4®79H«: feed or mixing barley,
DS&6IV4c; fair to choice malting, MU»7Oc; flax
seed. No. l southwestern, $2.14; No. 1 north
western, $2.2*; timothy seed, M-»; clover,
112.25; men pork, per bbl., '-■■ '"'"-■■''■';,'"!!,;
per 100 lbs., »14; short rlh». sides, loose, $12.8, Vi
,„, ,;,,.; ,hort clear Bides, boxed, IIS.W
Total clearances of wheat and Hour were
equal to 165,000 bushels. Export* for the week
us shown by Bradstreefs were equal to 1.679.
--000 bushels. Primary receipts w<""° 658,000
bushels. Primary receipts were I ™ bush
els, compared with 433,000 bushels the corre
sponding day a. year ago.
Estimated receipt* for tomorrow: wheat, 5..
cars; outs. 137 cars; hogs, 12,000 head.
Movement of produce today:
Flour barrels S|).sno :io'7r")
Whiit, bu.hel. f.m «,W
;i-,;:"Seu-::::::::::::::: «# i£S
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
SAN FRANCISCO, March n.-Flour— Family
extras. $8.60©7; liukors' extras^ $6.60@7; Oregon
and Washington, $6«6.20.
Wheat-Shipping. $1.5f>«1.!12'.4.
Barley-Feed, $1.37Va&1.«5i; brewing, $1.45;
Chevalier, »1.60®1.M.
Oats-Red, »1.65®1.85; white, $1,655) 1.70; black,
Si Milistuffs—Middlings, »33®36; mlxnd feed, $28
Mllistuffß-MlildllntiH. ISSOMi mlxnd feed, |3>
©33; rolled barley, *30®31; oatmeal, M4004.M;
oat groats, $4.60; rolled oats, MM
Hay—Wheat, $14019; wheat anil oat, $12916;
wild oat, V.)nvi; tame, H1.80O1D; alfalfa, $UJ|)l2;
straw, 50<fi ,'.".i. '
Beans—Pink, $4.60@4.75; Lima, $4.55®4.40;
small white, »4.W®4.85; largo white, »3.90(8>5.t10.
Onions— Fancy, f1.60; common, $1.60.
Various—Oreen peas, s@7c; string beans, 20®
25c; egg plant, 15@20c; green peppers, 26@35c;
asparagus, lOOUc; rhubarb, :iic; garlic, IQtoj
cucumbers, tl.SsTil.fii); mushrooms, [e-mail].
Poultry— Live turkeys, 18©21o; dreaMd tur
keys nominal; old roosters, $s.&offie.&o; young,
JSSill; small broilers, Jl'tfT.; largo, J.Vtid; fryers,
$7@B; hens, $5.50@12; old duclu, fiidil; young,
$7610; geese, ?2{(2.50; young pigeons, $1@1.25. •
Receipts—Flour, 3120; wheat, 2183; barley,
9576; corn, 25; potatoes, 1390; onions. 40; bran,
135; middlings, 80; hay, 474; straw, 5; hops, 33;
hides, 210; wine, 47,100..
m ESCROWS ©
JW More escrow* are being 1 left with ua i^
ff nvury day and night. Notary n,- )J
wL ways on duty. Put up your money fl
■■ tin) then closo your deal any time, IS
V you ought to bo acquainted in our VI
n Mcrnw department. It Is a great M
II on yon If nee. Hundreds of people M
Vk have found It so. Pi
%ALL NtGimD&J
TfJEJtm » Sinn** *r t t
Oil Land
FAMOUS
North Midway
Your opportunity to buy 1280—
not less than 640 acres—on West
Side township 31-32. Price $125 per
acre. This Is proved ground by
wells on Sec. 19 already in first
sand. Ample time for your exam
ination. Principals only.
For detail and terms,
M. E. Miller Co.
701-2-3 Merchants Trust Bldg.
Main MM, Home A3S6S.
Safety and Income
Your money earns 4 per cent in this
strong bank.
Los Angeles Trust & Savings Bank
Central HiilhllnK. Sixth and Main.
Bay San Diego Home
Telephone StocK
Nets 10%
Fielding J. Stilson Co.
SOS 11. W. IIIXLMAX lll.no. '
AIS4T. . - Main 101.
€ DELANO
The Land of
Early Products
S. F. B. Morse
Development Co.
851 S. MAIN ST.!
FRUIT MARKET
iAN FKANCISCO, March 11.—Fancy npplns.
7ScO|l; oommon, DOWGc; navel oranges, n.iCO
2.50; Mexlcnn Him s, J.V.fS.M; li'nions, common
California, *1.25; good to chnlce, $1.G0@2: fanry,
.; bananai, 7&c4»53; pineapples, $2®!.60.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS
NEW YORK, March 11.— Evaporated apple*
—Steady; spot, fancy. . 10V4@llo; choice, ',)<&
ilVic; prime, <l"a@T,bu: common to fair, 6©6>.ic.
Prunes— California up to SO-40s, range
from 2%®9',4c; Orogons, W9o'';^';,;
Apricots— choice, io%@ll'/-ic; extra
choice, 11V4©12%0; fancy, 12@13'/ t c. .
Peaches—Steady; • choice, 6%@70; extra
choice, 7%(Bi7Hc; fancy, 794@80, >
. Raisins—Steady; .loose -Muscatels, 3K@s%c;
choice to fancy, seeded, 6©B%n; seedless, 3 'k
&4%0; r London layers,; Jl.liitl.'