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12
I >■« nil. l^_—.-- - _ »■■»——
SPECULATION IS
VERY SLUGGISH
LARGE OPERATORS TAKE A
WAITING ATTrTUDE
MANY UNSETTLED FACTORS
KEEP MARKET QUIET
Failure of Supreme Court to Render I
Decision In Tobacco Case Has
a Strong Effect on the
Exchange.
[Associated rtress]
NEW YORK, March 21.—The exces-
Blve dullness Into which the dealings in
stocks fell today- was ascribed to a
waiting attitude on the part nf the
large operative forces. Various factors
were assigned as the ground for this
attitude, but It was noticeable thai the ■
Hearing- up of some of them in the
course of the day had little or no effect
in enlivening the specnlatli
The adjournment of the supreme
court over the spring holidays dis
posed of one of these factors, Last
week predictions were offered that th?
supreme court decision In the American
Tobacco case would be handed down
today and would be In favor of the,
company. The failure of verification
of this rumor today seemed to throw
the market into a state almost of sus
pended animation. .
The postponement of the Philadelphia
ptrike settlement, which was hoped for;
the reported promise of an adjustment
of the dispute with the soft coal miners
find the less confident hopes of an
agreement In the western railroad fire
men's dispute ma the influence from
the labor situation mixed.
The apprehension has been prowins
that the money market may be sub
jected to a squeeze In connection with
the April 1 settlements. Requirements
at the time are normally larfre, nnd I
there are special demands to be met
nt the coming settlement. The London
M,,, market settlement happens to
fall, on the same date, and the furious
speculation that has been .coins on In |
rubber and oil shares makes n very
large account to meet. The falling In
of a British war loan complicates the
liondon position.
The rising rates for money were
accompanied today by a sharp advance f
in foreign exchange In consonance with i
the hardening of discounts In the Lon
don market.
Bankers still discuss the likelihood |
of an outgo of gold In April from New
York.
The subscriptions to the New York
city bond issue of $50,000,000 In ■!' per
cents were awaited with absorbing In
terest through the financial district.
For some reason extraordinary means I
were taken to arouse Interest in it i
and to further its success.
It was felt that a Striking success
for the offering: would Kive a marked
impetus to the whole Investment de
mand, while on the other hand ft low
price might prejudice the chances of
other financing.
The large number of proposals had a
cheering effect and helped to the firm !
tone maintained In the excessive dull- '
ness of the later stock market.
Bonds were heavy, except for a few
convertible Issues for which the cor
responding Isues of stocks were strong, j
Total sales, par value, $2,925,000. j
United States bonds were unchanged
on call,
NEW YORK STOCKS
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
son, 212 West Firth street, Los Angeles, mem« (
Ver New York stock txehange, Chicago board |
of trade, Mock and lon 1 txchansu of Ban
Francisco.
NEW YORK. March 81.—Following were the
01! tOtl today:
Kales. Stock. Illch. Ijow. Bid. Ask.
Ull ' :halm««ri ...... ll'i l^i
100 do preferred .... 41 41 41'j 4^,
11).2n{» AmalK Copper ... Tit 7794 7s'* ~*'i;
KM Am Ueet Sugar... 3:t ?b\ VS\ ;;'>
Am V.n preferred ... Wi'i li3>j 9214 VI
!•«! Am r Can C 12 12 II'", 12
100 do preferred 7flU T'i'i 76 Tfi^i
500 Am C:ir & Fy Co. r.r.^ f,l»« r,S r.r.ij
do preferred 11" It 1-*
1,10 Am Cotton nu ... i/ji; m BS'.j dO'i
do preferred ]"l I''7
Ami r Ex IN" -'.">
Am Ice Seeuriile>i "<1' 2 U~'i
. . Am l>liwe*d ll'» 15
. do preferred ns 10
. ..i Amer Locomotive, 53 r.li M'-j VI .
do preferred 112 ill
7.3H11 Am Km & lUsr Co Mi 4 S3'4 RB'i S«U
100 do preferred J«iT■■ - W714 l.C'i Vfl%
Z, OllO Amer Sugar 1?7 12Ti'4 J-rtl^ !;"
... d,i pteferre.l 123 1-1
100 Am St Fdrlen 6n i;fi ;i
;»Am T & T Co.T.W'i U«H 14n»i 141
100 Am Ton I'M !K>4 W ls !>« '_ i">'i
MAin Woolen I'SV* 39 ">'« "■■<<.,
do preferred .,,. ... IK'.U 104
Anaconda ! f' 4'(li
. Atlnn Cn fjlne V.2 l""1^
4,r»«>A T A. S l-> 1K.% 11413 US 115>4
!<>o do preferred ....;,.;;■., ios»i io:i'.i m"> 2
lOOßalt & Ohl HIS 1119* 11'- "-"4
do preferred '.'! '■'-'•
5,400 B R 1 77 75U 7'i'i "rt s 4
Canadian I'.-lo 17S'-. 179' i
ll.«00C A... RS'i J-S SS'j Ss 5 s
100 C « A .... 66 r.i m OS
aooc & a w new.;. 3«',£ wi r/i'i s'i'i
300 do preferred .... f)7 F»i.rq 56^i 57Ji
amc & >; w 1.-c-i iß3»i Xii 15«'4
tS.SOO I'M,- Bt 1' 144H H3Vs U3% n:i''»
1,800 do preferred ..!'';; I,'S l«n 161 .
r.iK> Cent l<rHth.-i' .... iTk C-4 4. lf>i 4^',^
da preferred ,r..107H 1"(»\ lt(7 10S
. Cent nf N .1 2M 3«0
100 C ..... St I 80% S'^i !<l\i '."
do preferred l"l II"
Col ■ r & Iron !" 40-H
do preferred . 116 IIS
Col 31 C St 1 ifiU i' '.
Colo Southern ... ... fi'2 t)3
ill Ist pfd M S3
do id pfd ni 7:1
400Conaol dm li.">!-j 115 143 14*1 1
100 Corn Products ...is-', 3594 isvi i^ s;
Kifl do preferred ft M ■■"• M
li«) Del & Hudson..T. 174% 17t*i 174 1"">U
ma n i- & w.-... 620 VS\ CIS C:in
■ id & It a 41' i 41i 41 4!U
do 1 referred .... *>0 81
Dia Match l)8li 1""
Dlstillinfr Seeur "?.=* 34
Dul S 8 ■■- A V. IM.J
do preferred .. I'^'i l^'a
■;. I'M Erie S(''i SOU ","M Sl>4
100 do Ist pfd 4!>Vi 49»i 43 BO
200 do Sd Ltd 89 :» :iSVi 89
KOO Oeneral Electric. .IS4'4 1?1U 1M 15»Vi
,ii«iGt North Ore .... 89T4 l:9a . i:|> 7"
IS'WGt North pi I ,.l?.a 13514 IS! 1- 133%
. 4irt Illinois Central ...14»<,4 140 140^ 141
12,200 Jntftr-Metro -'2?» --Vi 22 C 4 i.'2>4
-1.2,711*1 Hi. preferred .... t^'i f'^U
SWilntemat Pap.;r .... 12« i I^!4 l"',i 12%
do preferred sli D:l
lit.mat Pump .. 4i; 47U
■Mi lowa Central 24!4 21 V'i'b 24Vi
E<K) do preferrml ... -i! 1 -i.!.. 11 . 44
100 Kus Cy Southern. 38 S3 ' ■-• l«
do preferred . .. . . . '»!> 70
Lalie B it. We • ■ 22 -">
do preferred 60 1i214
800 L& N 153V4 IK!4 "2 152%
I'jOMackay s;- S9 •■ < ■'"
red '<-"i 'i
.'...'...' Manhattan 13'>V4 13"
M. St liy '■' '_'
1,000 Mexican Cent ...,27 7 27% 27?4 27'!,
100 Minn *St 1 41Vi «H4 « JJ'a
, do preferred '■' '■>
■wa M Ml'iSH M..M iii IJJVi ,U4
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
CARLOAD SHPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS
<t> Shipment* of oranges and lemons 4>
& from Dm Angeles Friday, March 18, d
<♦> were 187 carloads of or.inges and IS "' <£
<$ lemons. Total to dnte there have been <®
... shipped 11,300 .;\rl...id-, of which I«SS ye
,* were lemons. 1.:•-r season to flat* ®
<}> ther«> Bern .hipped PJ.ft«B carloads, of 6>
<*. which 1801 wen lemons. •*>
• • •
,
j
|
700 Mo Kan & Texa*. 4254 42% <"; 4K«4
do preferred ■-"■* 73
Missouri Pacific ... .71
200 National I.ea/1 ....S3'i S3',i 83 R4
.... do preferred l'.7i, 108
National Biscuit ■ 107 111H
IN) do preferred 123 123 ... !-•>%
X v Air Brake. W M ,
3 300 N V Central 12JU )-*'i 123 1351*
, N* YC& St L 55 r'l
do Ist Pfd «» US
10 2d pfd *-'j 89
200 X V ■• II £ H.V.ISM4 l"^s« l"'s 15! l
Kin N •■ Onl ... W 4.%>i 4.V, 45>i 4.i»4
IS.WONorf H Western.. lOS's 106^4 1O7?4 MS
do preferred S3 90
... North American 78 "s^
1,600 North Pacll I ..134"i 133' i lt»'i 133
Omaha ■ Ir''' I:3
do preferred l«0 170
Paciflo Coast I'l lv
Paclllc Mail •■■ 32 33
21,'40OFenn V. R C 0....1371* 1M 136' i 136%
800 I'enples Gns 110% H0,4 11'1'j HI
400 Pittsburs Coal ...22 22 21' a2;
....... do preferred 72 7.,
2 100 P C C & St L....112»» lnl"i 1«!U TOSH
do preferred 1H 116
aOOPregsed Steel Car. 4414 44 43' i44
lo preferred : i"-' Ilkl
Ry fit SPSS CO ... 4.l'j 44
do preferred I'M 107
69,100 rtoadlng IMli IMU IBT'i l«7"i
do Ist pfd - &o>i
do '.'1 l'f.i I'«a» 104
MORfpub S & I .... S9H ■•«"» 884 39H
100 do preferred ....102>, 102H I<H 101*4
6:. .1 Rock Is Co pfd.. 92 Sl^i '.<2 K'i
liiO SI Sheff B ft I Co. 7S 78 7< 71
St 1. & s F Ist pf (i* "1
200 dO 2d Pfd f'4 534 53' i Sl'j
st I, » « W :•*'» '"■•'*
do preferreil ...... 7:i 7:1%
12,800 Bouthern Paciflc.MSSU J2fiß» l-T'S 1:*'«
300 Southern Railway. 2:1 -'* 29 -'(3i
r.C») do preferred «i K~H S*.'i sri-%
2W Tennessee Cop ...3.''i 32> 3 "2'a 33' i
21V) Texas Paelflc ....3o>j 3n' t 30', S'i' a
3, Third Aye S 7'» 7» !
800 Tol St 1. & W... 45' i *:•',, ■■ 4.Vi
500 (In [inferred .... fi9 68\i 68 6»«4
J,!ooTwin City R T...li:.'i 114 11414 Hs'i
200 fill .11 Has & P.. 1'5> !>'i 10 11
.. . . do preferred .. ".*
35.700 Union Pacific ....l^j IS6V4 186% 18ST4
r> preferred . !«'a 93
United R of 8 F 37' i 89
<!., preferred 6«', «74
100 r s C I Pipe 25 . 25 24' a27
...., do preferred .. .. 7.'. 77
100 V B Ruhher ..... 44' i 4l'i 447i 45»i
....... do Ist pfd 114 lir,
do 2.1 pfd '■ s>>
36.f.n0U s Sieel C0r.... M»i "!', s.v>4 85%
7iio do preferred ....12H4 121 -i 121',
I,looUtah Copper .... 4«» 4SS 4S< 4 45%
IB.WO Va-Car Cliem Co. W*i !■<"•* ff'i <>ft'i
100 do preferred 127* 127', 128 12s
,\ I,jl-!i 22"i 221 S 22 22H
3,000 do preferred .... * vl 3 472 47' ilB
Wells-Kar E« 177 ITS
"00 Western Dnion ... 75 '■'• 74*4 75
200 Weatinßhouae .... 7"L 4 70 7" <•'_
W .v L X :' s'*
lo Ist pfd .« 1" 1[
do 2 1 pM rj3 * "'•
800 Wisconsin Cent .. ;- B3 IH w
im Am Hide .-. L... 7', 74 7 7' 4
2<) do pri fern I .... 39' i 3!>>» 39-ii 4014
1,100 Am At-r Chem...4S>4 47a» I7'i 41
do preferred !'3 llfl
;mneth Steel 3"14 =1 '}\ 31H
do preferred ''**■
600 Nat Enamel & S. 21' i2l 21 214
do preferred '"' 1"°
POO Tel & Tel "S>i •)«
....... .10 preferred 81 !•?
r B Realty ■•■ :' 71
.■!■>. Went Maryland .. BUS 61 11% 51T4
•X II li per cent.
Total shares sold. 421,634.
NEW YORK BONDS
fipeclnl service to Tlie Herald by .1 '*. Wll-
Ron, 112 Wist Fifth street, L. Anselea, Mem
tier' New York stock 1 hang. Chicago board
of trade, stock and bond exchange of San
Francisco.
NEW YORK, March 21.—Followinc »'i» the
closing quotation*! Bid. Aske.i.
Atchlnon ci.n 4s »9*i V*>
Atchlson Cony 4s m Hs'4
1! and t) Ist in " ;i;|1«
[1 l; T 4.3 ■ "'a M
Colorado Industrial 53 78 80
r H Realty Da »9 MH
n^H-k Island Col i-: 814 M ,
Southern Pacific, Kef 4s 9j ■'■''.«
gouthern PnclHc Col 4s ''- '■''■
Bouthern ParllK- Cony in 101% 101%
Union Pacific Ist 4s i'""* 101
Unkm Paeillo ' 'onv «■ . l*!".i I' I =
V s Steel 6a i" 5 1""' 4
L'nlte 1 Railway 4s "': •-
Wabash Deb 4s ( .-_-i '••'»
Western Pacific f.s !;'ri ■:
D and It Q Kef Us J'H W*«
Japaseaa 4s :'- ? »-•■•
.lap Ist 4U3 '■' 4 ■.' .
Jap : 1 IV4» ■'",' ■',',=
rS 2s Hed ' ;;;* I"'U
US 2s Coupon }'"';' ■■■
U 8 .■•-. Re«d V}- « J™
US 3s Coupon '"-* '"■>
II B4s Coupon "•» ]\? '
1! s4s Coupon lli « lls '«
Panama Ss }»»* }"}
Panama. 1938 a 1""> m
TREASURY STATEMENT
WASHINO'fON, March 81.—The condition nf
the treasury «t the beginning o( business to
day was a« follows:
Trust funds- ■ ...$«3,391.MS
suver''doih;rs'^:::::::::":'::"^-""^w»
Sllv,, dollars of 1890 ■ ■" <•
Silver certincatea outstanding 13D.6A000
Oeneral fund—
Standard silver dollars in general
fund 5;,0e1-s
Current Uabilltlea •••• J'-J™'*'"
Working balance in treasury offices 21..4.i,v.4
In banka to credit ot U. B. treasurer :!:.>r,2.7J:.
Subsidiary Bllvcr coin - :'h:,«
Minor coin • •■•■■ mUI'SS
Tutiil lialiiivc. In genoral fund v.- .is
pacific coast trade
PHANi 'ISCi 1, Man h 21.- Flour ■
extras, |6
I
■•:■■■
Biirli s Fi 1 fling, ' ' •!1 "■'' 1
1 -ii. valler 11.1
IS; mixed ferd,
rolled 1 11 tmeal, M-20;
■ . |4,40; rolled oal . W
I /19; «iii at an
17; wild "SI "; •''"
, .
Mma, 51 3304 45; small
■ 1 P4.SB; large v 5 I IC
Early Rosi I 10; 1 ireg n
•.,,, River Uurbanks, Si.:
i I 25.
1 ancy, $1,60; common, 11.80.
•Kg pi. 11.'
.. .
, . garlic, 4@sc; hothi am
Mexican tomatoes, t'lo
ie turkeyH nominal; old roi
lj . .1 US; fryers,
; ; ' i r iluck?, JC'./T; young
■:; young pigeons, !ii
1.25.
; wheat, C4ii; barley,
corn, 636; pota
m, 140: middlings,
wine, 39,-
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO, March 21.—Cattle—Estimated re
ceipts. 81,000 head. Market strong tv 10c high
er. Beeves, t&.70@8.70; Texas steers, ■ '.(6.40;
western Hteers, $0.50^11.40; Btct^kers and feed
ers, $3.75ffC,W; cows and heifers, $2.9501i7.13;
calvea, (5.25@9.78.
llcijr^—Estimated receipts, 36,000 head. Mar
ket 10c lower. Light, $10,401) 10.SD; mixed.
$10,60@10.9O; heavy, I1O.S5@1O.8G; rough, 510.6&®
10 f.5; good to choice heavy, 510.65@10.95; pigs,
f9.70@10.8El bulk nf Fales at f 10.70@10.85,
bfluep— Kstimated receipts, 14,000 head. Mar
ket strong. Native, fri.oof?B.7o; western, |!>,75<9
8.7.i; yearlings, $5®9.23; native lambs, $li.7sip
10.25; 1 western luwbs, li.iiittiv.it.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 22, 1910.
FINANCIAL
LOS NOBLES, March 21.- Hank clearing*
were $2.619,473. an Increase of 1414.91 »»
compared with the amount for the correspond
ins date of last year. Following i- a cum
purative statement:
] 10. 1909. IMS.
Monday $2,519,473.08 $2,104,668.99 $1,531,976.73
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Morning Session
i Union Trans Co. ($10(X» at 91*; 6 Kdison
Klec com at i.I 0I; 10 Ml lias com at 36.00;
10 Associated Oil Co at -M.75; 40 do nt '■-,*.
10 do il 10.00; SO do at 49.75; 1"" Cal Midway
H-30 at 75; im» Cal Midway at 71'; lux) rlo B-80
at 73: ;-»' do at 71; MM Central Oil at 2.00;
2000 do 8-30 at 2.0.!; 1000 Coallnga Crude, at 30;
1000 do at 30; I'""' Jade oil Co at 13; MOO M.
Ktttrlok Opor at l«; 1000 do at 17; WOO oleum
Dov Co at 12' i; !000 do at 12%; 1000 do Mt nt
13; 10ut> Olinila I..it] 1 ' >:'. at II; 110 Union at
105.25.
Afternoon Session
10 Home Tel pfd at 64.85; 10 Associated Oil
at 49.75; 20 do at 4a.50; 70 do at 49.25; 10 do, at
19 76; 1000 Jade at it*; 10 Msi P Ltd com at
28; 10 do at 28.M; 10 do at -" SO; 1000 New
Perm at 95; ;>«■■> Oleum !i-30 at IS; 5008 do
H-30 at 13>»; 1000 do at 12',; 1000 Cal Midway
11-3'> at 70; 1000 do H-30 at 71: >00 Palmar al
1.27'; 1000 do at l M; lOUO do at LM*i 1000 Mo-
Klttrick Oper at 171,: 3'H* do at 17«: 10 Union
ut 105.0"; 20 'Union I 1!-"'. C:, at I"! DO.
OFF BOARD—IO Union Oil at I>S.VS; 10 do
at 106.12*,
Bonds
Bid. Ask.
American IVlroleum Co 64
Associated Oil Cn W't ST'i
Corona C4ty Water Co 81
Coronn Power A- W. Co 95 ..
Cucamonga Water Co 88
Edison Klec Co Ist H 99
Ed Klec Co old Issue 1« Ml
Home Telephone M NS
Home Tel Co Ist rig 75 76
Huasteea Pipe Lino l'"»
L A Pac Ist '"ii mtgs 106
1.. A. Hallway Co HO
l. A Traction Co 6s 110
L A Traction Co 5s 100
Mexican Nat'l Gas Co 60
Mission Trans and R Co %
Pac Elec Ry Co ... IDS 1*
lao Light and Tower Co 97>i 9a'»
Pasadena Home T i T Co 80
Riverside 11 T and T Co 75
Bant i Monica II T and T Co M
8 Diego 11 T & T Ist mtgs.. TO 7;,
Seaside Water Co 1""
Tcmescal Water Co N
United Elec Q and P Co 100 104
Union Transportation Co 1 92
U B Long Dlst I and T Co 77
Visalla Water Co li>o
Whlttler 11..mc T and T Co 7*
Banks
Bid. A-k.
All Night & Day Bank 115.00 140.00
Bank of Southern California .... 1:5.00
Broadway Bank and Trust 160.00 175. >«J
California Savings Hank .... 115.e0 .-■". 00
Central National Bank ISO ■ 155.00
Citizen* National 330.00 240.00
Commercial National 145.00 ....
Equitable Savings Bank i«5 f«>
Farmers & Mer Nail 2«0.<>0
Federal Hank of L A 12.60
First National 60.00 612.50
German American Savlnga 325.00
Globe Saving! Bank 120. 140.00
Home Savings Bank of L. A ...115.00
Merchants National 6*0.00
Merchants Hank and Trust C 0..160. 00
National Bank of Cal 180.00
Security Saving! Bank 3».OO
The Southern Trust Co 60.00
(50 per cent pal '. up)
IT .< National Hank 145.00
Industrial and Public Utilities
Bid. Ask.
Cal Portland Cement Co 100.00
Edison Electric pfd 10.00 80.00
Bdlson Eli o com 64.00 t>s.eo
Hawaiian Com and Sugar 37.00 40.00
Home Telephone pfd 64.00 M.50
Home Telephone com 10.00
Hutchlnion s p Co 17.00 11.00
L A Athletic club 10.00
L. A. Brewing Co 90.00
Mexican National Gas pfd 60.00 75.00
Mexican National Gas com 36.00
I'aauhau tl P Co 29.00 29.50
Tac Mat Life Ins Co 280.00
lac Con Stone Co of Cal 3.25
Pasadena Home T A T Co 27."0
san Diego Home T & T C 0... 20.50 52.50
Sun Drug Co 1... 1.00
Seaside Water Co 100.00
Title G and Tr Co pfil 250. 00
V 8 li D T & T Co pfdo 39.9 4i«)
Union Security Corp pfd 100.00
Union Trust Co 42.00
Whlttli c Hoi T and TCo 90.00
Oil Stocks
PRODUCERS— Bid. Ask
Amalgamated Oil 75.00
American Crude Oil Co '•'■>
American Pet Co pfd 83.00 93.50
American Pel Co com 73.50 76."0
Associated Oil 49.60 49.75
Brookahlre Oil 85 ■•■
Central 1-WH4
Cleveland Oil Co 42's .43
Columbia 1-20
Continental OH ■ 35 .5'J
Kilos Oil . '•' ■ 1.27V4
Euclid Oil Co -r's •")
Fullerton Oil 3-6 1. *•' '
Jade Oil Co 43' i■ M
Mexican Petroleum 102
Mexican ivt Ltd pfd 66.25 68.00
Mexican Pel Ltd enm 28.23 25.50
New Pennsylvania Pel Co 94
rainier Oil Co I.2>i
Perseus Oil Co ■*"'
Plnal on Co 13 (l°
Pirn Oil and L Co .17
Reed crude : '- •■••;
Hiee, Ranch I 111 Co - M 1.10
•. tl.m Sis oil Co .65
Traders' Oil Co 125.00
Union 1W'1" lf'r'=r'
Union Provident Co ;"''"' 103.60
United Petroleum 103.00 105.00
West Coast OH Com 9.00
Western Union 95.00 ... -
Yellowstone Oil Co .40
NON-PRODUCERS—
Califc.rnlu Midway Co .71
Coallnga Crude 'ill Co 30 .. ..
MrKlttriek ' 'I- i Oil Co 17' i ... .
oleum Development Co 12' .11
DAILY MINING CALL
Afternoon sale* 8000 Bonnie Clare at D.
LISTED STOCKS
CALIFORNIA— Bid. Asked.
Cal Hills m Co _- ; 3 .Oils
Consolidated Mines Co ' "M
m:\ada—
Johnnie Mln and Milling Co 184
_^-«_»
NEW YORK COTTON
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wll
con. 212 West Fifth s.reet, bos Angeles.
NKW YORK, March 21.-Today's cotton
market opened unchanged for the May option.
July losing B points and October ■■ There
was a feeble rally which carried the price
of options to a level, slightly above Saturday's
, loslrw, from which a reaction took place
and Ihe losses ranged at about 10 points A
partial recovery' succeeded this, but the finals
with the exception of 0 'bar was practical'
ly unchanged to a tew points below Satur
day The market was at all times dull
—Close —
Open. High. Low. Bid. A-k.
January '-'iS 1 -"°
March ' 14.99 14.99 14.93 14.93 14.94
Arrii .!." 14.88 11 ■>
Ma y 14.90 14.91 14.80 14 ho 14.56
June »■" !« ■-' H "'■ 1|i:) 14-M
I ,]„ . 11.(52 14.71 14.60 14.62 14.63
AuU ,i' 14.1!) 14.22 14.11 14.13 14.15
September . ...» ': 13.87 13.n0 13.34 13.37,
October ,:,;!, 12!19 12.90
November" ... 1278 12.7S 12.72 12.72 12.74
December 12.68 12.75 12.68 12. ,2 12.73
Spot cotton. li'A; quiet, 10 lower.
»•-*
COFFEE AND SUGAR
NEW YORK ' Coffee futures
."J "' W points lower.
Bal. wer. ■ ' bld*:
0.75 c: Apl '''■"■■■■ .'"!"'>
mbcr, 7.050;
Jan
q ilet; No .
Rlo, i ''' Md
o,uli t: Cordoi 1
gugai Raw «ti ■ '-'■' ""'■
.vi ntrlfugal, M <• '■ ' ■'" '"
. ugar ;, ti at, 3 81c Ri 1 iwheil,
6.i)oc, iiianulatuJ, 0.20 c; powdarnd, 6.J6U.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE
Special servtro to The Herald by J. C. Wll
»on, 111 Went Fifth street, Los Angeles, mem
ber New York stock exchange, Chicago board
of trade, stock and bond exchan»» of Ban
Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 21.— Following
wen the closing quotations'
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS— Bid. Asked.
Associated Oil Co Bs !>"'«
liay Counties Power i.> ft< 101%
Cal Central Gas and Klec 5s 103
ial (las and Blec OenM and CT Bsloo
California st cable Co ie 1«1H
California Win* A«sn Is S7<4 91
City Blec Co Bs >"'»
Contra Costa Water Co f* K'l'i
do do den Mlg Ss 95
Edison Ble Co of I. A M 100
Kdison Light and PoWl 6s ...... I' 1. '«
Flraet Federal Trust Co Ss 101' i
Ferries and Cliff House lty 65....102
Hawaiian Com! anil s :,s ...107 - ii 7' 4
Honolulu X T and L Co 65...., 1<)»
Lake T11! Ky and T Co f« 99 100
Ijos Angeles Klec Co Be* 101*4
f/os Angeles Oas and El Co ■",!* 101% 10.1
l/oa Angeles Hallway 5s 110
tios Angeles Llchtting HI 5s 1".!
L A Ps 1! R Ist Con Mtg la IM'i
1. A P v It R of Cal (1 . !■■■'»
Market Street Cable (is 106
do liy l*t Cons MIR ■'- !". I"'-'
M V and 111 ramalpale % Hy 15... .. 102
Northern lt.v Co (of < an .is til ■
Northern Cal Power Co :,s l"i
Northern Klectric Co &■ 914
Oakland Transit Co i; ** ....; i"7"i
Oakland Transit 69 . I' ■'■';
Oakland Transit Con 61 IH4 I's
Oakland Traction Con :,* 9Si 4 B9
Oakland Traction Co as 92'» !':t
Oahlarid Water Co km os M '■"
Omnibus Cable Railway 6s 11l
Parinc Gas Imp 4s II
Pacific Eli - trie By Co 5s 105(4 ion
Pacific Light and Power C u5.... 97: . ;»4
Pae l.lghl and Power (Old) 15.., ,WIH
Pac Tel and Tel Co M W0 100' i
Park and Cliff House Uy li «l
Park an,l Ocean !: R 6s 100
People's Water Co Is e'Hi 69?>
Powell Street Railway la ll!(
sa.'i.- Klec (Ins and Ky la 103
g r Oak an/1 1 Jo ■ it-. ■' mtg ss. .. M
s F Oak and I ,1 Coo Ity 6s BS
Mem Ry of Cal la It*1! 108
s p n it of Cal la (1910) 108H
8 I' 1: It ol 1 a] Ist c gtd s 6" 'i;: £ ■
8 r Branch Ry of Cal la M 12?'»
S 1» 11 II Co Ist Refunding -4* .... MM
Stockton Gas and 1.l Corp la 105 ...
8 V Water Co ''■" Mtg 4s 92 1! ...
I'nite.i Gas and Blec Co as M ...
I'nlted It I! of 8 1" i* int
Vallejo, lienlcla and Htm VHR ie 75
Valley Counties Power Co la 102*4 103
WATER STOCKS—
Marlri County •*>
Spring Valley Water Co 49 tvS
CAS AND ELECTRIC STOCKS—
City Electric Co 644 r.r,',
N Cal Power Co Con KM
Pacific Lighting Corp pfd KM
do com 61 69
INSURANCE STOCKS—
California Ins Co *?
Fireman's Fund -"■ 279*4
Titr.i ' RAILROAD STOCKS—
Caliofrnia 125 130
Presidio *•
POWDER STOCKS—
CJlant Consnlidatel Co "I .SV,
RI-QAR STOCK!
Hawaiian Coral and Sugar Co 40, 42
Honnkaa Sugar Co 22 1* 23
Hutchinson Sugar Plantation 114 IMi
Kllauea Sugar Plantation Co II
Makawell Himar Co »Wi
(momia Sugar Co ■-■ 55
Paahall 8 r Co -;'
Inlon Sugar Co 69\,
Oil. STOCKS—
Associated Oil Co M 60' 4
Sterling ' ill and De» Co 3 3\
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS—
Alaska lackers Ansoclatlon v« W
Cal Fruit Canners' Aaen 101 . ...
Cal Wine Asoclatlon 34»» 3:iS»
M V an.l 111 Tamalpals S 1iy....100
Pac. Auxiliary Ire Alarm 4
Pacific Coast Tlorax Co 164 ...
Pac Tel and Tel pfd M* ';■,
do do common "< " "sl ■•
Morning «lcs »W0 Inited n R 43 nt TJHi
"•« N Cal Power Con Is at '■"'■•-»■ 1000 Oakland
Traction Bi at 99' i: 10.0 do at M; 10i» do at
Ds\ii 20 Alaska at S9'»; «0 Ass.l Oil nt 60; I
Cal Wine at 35'«; I*o do at 85; 60 City Elec
at 51»4; 10 Onom-a at 65; 20 Spring Valley
Afternoon sales 1000 People la nt 69>4: 1000
S p P.ef <« at MVi! 10M Oakland Transit fa at
■v. 35 Asad Oil at 60; 50 do at Mm 10 Cal
Wine at 55; M ''it.- Elec at H .. 50 Hawaiian
at 41; 10 Pacific Light com at 82%; 160 Spring
V Water at M.
CHICAGO GRAIN
Special service to The Hernia by J. C. Wll
son member Chicago board of trade. New
V.ik stock exchange and San Francisco bond
anl stock exchange. 21J West Fifth street.
Los A lea.
CHICAGO, March 21.—Narrow market In
wheat today. Hupport from leading local
long* has been necessary to keep bearish sen
timent within limit*. Dry weather over Sun
day with forecast of more of sanw for next
thirty ■ hour* In m uthwi started the
market off strong and '« to \ higher, but it
showed a decided tendency to work back to
BaturoaV'i closing level. This was reached
r.nly momentarily In the active months. Crop
exp.-rts' reports from the southwest are uni
formly moro favorable than Saturday, despite
dry weather, and there has been no help In
the. demand for cash wheat. The latter Is
alow and in poor call In all markets. Th«
market is still a weather one an.! purely of
a scalping character
Corn had quite a rally from a weak open-
In? gaining about !»c momentarily, but with
this exception the course of the market was
pretty steadily downward. Rallies caused by
covering by nhortl or by wheat rallies were
few and grew steadily more feeble as the day
,lvanced Liquidation of miscellaneous hold-
Inn wan In order, but there was other pres
sure from short sellers. The latter were also
the best buyers ruin Fnft spotj. Demand f'<r
cash corn was poor today.
Liquidation in oats was almost >< free as
in , .„ The decline, however, has stimu
lated nome considerable shipping business.
Very little speculative support developed In
futures and the market, like corn, sagged
pretty steadily.
Provision! developed a rnther weak tune.
Commission house liquidation of miscellaneous
l-nir accounts followed the weakness In corn.
There was pome little pressure alsn In the
way of the short selling. Exports are much
shnrt nf a year ago, particularly nf lard nnd
pork, anil sales abroad are relatively less than
the exports.
Market Ranges
wheat - H)Bh t>n _ n^
,),,. 11 llieh low. '1- »c.
Vav }1.1-.".. J1.13V, $!12'-a $!.t3"i
' Tu]v ' 1.W4. 1.0714 1.064 1.17
September LOW, LOOM 1.04 V, I.MTi
May"!!" 61,4 .«2',i .M .«li
lul f. " 64 .««« .«3« -63-S
Beptnmber IS .«.>» ■«♦* .6«'4
May ,-.., 4,'.», .(';% .41*4 .41
July 41'j .41% I!'. -41.
8 ptember 39H .3914 .39Vi .»Vi
PORK - ,:,,,i 25.,, alts 2r,.T3
July '.'......... 55.87 25.70 28.M 25.60
September 25.3' 25.37 25.27 2a.30
.i"' 11 *" 14.00 14 02 13.90 13.90
■,;•.. ■■;;■. 13.50 13.R7 13.72 13.73
September 13.73 13.75 13.63 13.65
m'," 1'"'" . ...18.80 13.67 ,13.55 13.C0
July '.'. 13.35 13.37 13.25 13.30
September 13.30 13.30 13.20 13.22 .
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
pair Bye— No, 2, 79©79Hc Barley—Feed or
mixing 55{rci7e-, fair to choice malting, 01©
68c Flax seed—No. 1 southwestern, $2.lßi,i;
No. 1 northwestern, 13.58 H. Clover seed, $12.
Mess pork, per bbl., $23.735126. Lard, per W0
lbs., $14.T>. Short ribs sides (loose). $13.25®
13 B2'». Short clear sides (boxed), $14®14.25.
brain statistics—Total clearances of wheat
&nd flour were .equal to 76,000 bushels, Pri
mary receipts were 814,000 bushels, compared
with egi.ooo bushels the corresponding day a
year ago. The visible supply of wheat in the
t'nited States increased 381,000 bushels for the
week. The amount of breadstuff on ocean
passage incerased 290,000 bushels.
1: timajted receipts for tomorrow—
60 ear.-.; corn, 340 cars; oats, 274 cars; hogs,
1400 head.
Dally movement of produce-
Receipts, Shipments.
Flour, barrels 38,700 22,100
Wheat, bushels 19,200 81,700
Corn bushels 232,500 109.500
Oats, bushels 316,000 67,900
Kve. bushels 4,000 1.300
Bailey, bushels 125.500 D3,tWO
—■ ■ ♦♦♦ ' ■'"■
CLEAN LIVING
Jamea A bath bun and two iponga
cakea, please. Waitress—Two sponges
and a bath for this gentleman, please!
—London OiJiniun.
BERRIES CHEAPER;
EGGS UP A CENT
ACTIVE BIDDING AT EXCHANGE
SESSION
;
Arrival of Another Carload of Mexican
Tomatoes —Still Better Tone in
the Potato Market— Sweets
Are Scarce
Bidding for local eggs at the product* ex
change session Monday was brisk, and the
wholesale price was advanced to M cents I
doiea for «elected egg* and -'•• cents for local
rankled. Buying price, case count, 21 cents.
The market is firm at these figures. Receipts
were Ml ruses.
The butter market became steady on re
ceipts of lean limn 22,000 pounds.
ChecM and potatoes are fairly steady, while
beans an good sellers at present quotation*,
lllaikeyes advanced to J0.25 per hundred
weight. Reports from Ventura county are to
the effect that a very light carry-over, If
than Is any, will be noted In Llmas this sen
ion, and trial farmers expect to receive strong
prices Mr their product during tne remainder
of the season, with possible advances.
Strawberries declined to 10«U",ic per bas
ket. A few less than M crates were report
ed. A '■ •■ raspberries sold at ISO p*r '"'
N.i blackberries have arrived M yet, A ship
ment of Mexican bananas was reported to
lave arrived at San Pedro. Apple prices
were without change. Demand Is steadily Im
proving.
Asparagus ol very poor quality was plenti
ful. Prices ranged from 7 to $ cents a pound
Heavy shipments of northern strawberry rhu
barb set prices on crimson winter back 10
to 25 cents a box. Peas were down 1 cent,
while prices on fancy cabbage advanced 13
to 25 cents on account of light receipts.
Plenty of Bah In the market, nnji all va
rieties represented.
Receipts of produce were: Esgs, It] clUies;
butter, 21.Ml pounds; cheese. 4245 pounds; po
tatoes, UK sacks; onions, none; beans, none;
sweot potatoes, none; apples, 4 boxes.
Produce Prices
Following are th» Dally Market Reporter
ami exchange board wholesale quotations:
J3GU3 —Local ranch candled, extra se
lected, 2Sc; local ranch, candled, 26c; local
ranch, case count, buying price, 24c.
BUTTER — California creamery, extras. 3-
Ib, roll. If Vac: do Bute, J-lb. roll, 55c;
eastern creamery, extras, '■>;*<■, cooking,
82a; ladle. 25c.
CHEESE—Northern fresh, 18c; large An
chor, tit; Young America, Anchor, lie;
hand, Anchor, 22c; Oregon Daisy, 21c; east
ern singles. ltOiOc; eastern Twins, 20»21c;
eastern Daisies, lie; eastern Long Horn,
ile: eastern chedderf. 20@21c; Imported
Swiss. 30@31c; Jack cheese. Itc; domestic
Swiss, 23c; cream brick. 20c; llmburger, 10
Sf2lc; Roquefort, S3«4oc; Edam, JS<i*a;
Canadian cream, box, Jl.
BEANS— No. 1 pinks. M.5191.M); No. 1
Umas, $4.75; No. 1 Lady Washington. 14.50;
No. l email whites, 15.40ff15.50; No. 1 blaclt
eyea J5 25; No. 1 bayous, $6.5,0; No.
I Garvania*. J4.50; No. 1 lentils, California.
$"■
POTATOES— Highlands, cwt. J1.51.35; I-om
poc. J1.65&1.16; VVatsonvllle, tl.4O01.SO; Oregon
Burbank> $1.60^1.60; Oregon Early '.-<■. 12;
Oregon White Roae, J1.75i8U.90; Salinas. J1.653
1.75; White Rose, t2; yellow sweets, $4; white
• weet;, J2.5003; red sweets, $2.26.
ONIONS —Northern Australian brown,
cwt. $l."o«l.S."; N.-vadaa, $:.25; Oregon,
tJ.OO; garlic, I bloc Ib.
FRESH FRUITS —Apple*—Bellefteurs, 4
tier, J1.45&1.50; 4Vi-tler, |1. 1001.11; 3li
tler, $1 75; fall I'lpplns, $1.50; 4^4-tier.
J1.25; Greenings, $1.60; 4 -tier, $1.35; 4
tier Hoovers, 15.60; Colorado Jonathan.
I1.II0I; White Winter Pearmalns, 4-tler,
(1.1901.71; 4'ip-tler. 11.1101.15; red Poar
nialns, 4-tier, 11.60; 4V4-tlv, 11.10; Smith's
elder. 4-tler, J1.60; 4Vi-tler. II.It; Ben Da
vis, Colorado, tl.ttol.tt; Newton Pippins,
4-tler. J1.50; Missouri Pippins, Col, $1.75;
4't-tler Cal. $1.25; 4-tler I'al. $1.50; Lang
ford's, 4-tler. $1.50: 4H-tler, $1.25; Roma
Beauties, f2.1065.25; Spltaenbergs, 4-tier,
11.85; Ganof, $1.75®3; Wlneiapf, Col. 12.35;
4-tier Cat $175; 4^-tier Cal. 11.25.
MERRlES—Strawberries, fancy, box, 10®
II *s.
CITRUS —Seedless' grapefruit, 15.73"? 3,
seedlings, 13; fancy lemons, 1t.t0®3.25;
choice, $1.60@1.76; fanvy navel oranges,
Jl [5.15; tangerine oranges, 'i-box. $1.50
©1.75; Valencia oranges, lancy. $2.504f3;
limps. !6-lb. box. 11.2.".
TROPICAL. FRUITS —Bananas, lb. 4®
44 c: do red, lb. 6c; Fard dates, lb. 10@12c;
flo <>olden. lh. 7V4c; do Persian, 1-lb. pkg.
7!4<&Sc; alligator pears, dot. $«; pineap
ples. I i To.
FRUlTS—Winter Nellis pear». picking
boxes, $165*2; casabas, crate, 1293;
Christmas melons, $3; Imported grapes, bbl.
IS; guavas, basket, 6c; pomegranates, 10c;
persimmons, crate, l.2">ii 1.75.
VEGETABLES—Artichokes, do*.. |1; aspar
<i(!iis. lb., 7 it"-; Brussels sprouts, 10c lb. ;
Bill peppers, Florida, lb. 40^450; beet*,
doss, bunches, 30S3Sc: string beans, lb., r '■•'-• ■■
green cabbage, 15625 c lb. ; do reb, b.
3c; carrots, doz. bunches, 25c; cauliflower,
crate, 11.2551 1.65; celery, rout, doz. 75c;
do, crate, J3.UO; cucumbers, dozen, 11.5".
®3; corn husks, cut. lb. 10c; do uncut, ,Ib.
Sc . . tr i plant, 20^ 30c lb; leeks, doz. Bfto.
horseradish, 12a lb. ; oyster plant, 35®40c doz;
lettuce ■"■'■■ ■' SI crate; peas. 7 Wile lh;
parsley, doz. 2.'c; parsnips, doz. 40c; Crlm.
son winter rhubarb, 15@25c box; spinach,
doz.2oc; young onions, doz. 20@30c; turnips,
doz. bunches, 20@25c; Mexican tomatoes,
crate, $3,35,
DRIED FRUITS —Apples, evaporated, lb.
HS'lOc; apricots, lb. 12«gil3c; loose flg»,
white, box, 11.50; do black, box, $1.35: do
Imported, lb. 18018 c; currants, 9^<jj>loo;
peaches, lb. s»i®Bc; pears, lb. 10<812c:
plums, lh. I2«,ic; nectarines, lb. TtiOlVio
rune . 20-301, ll©12c; 30-409, 8c; 40-s()s.
TAc; 60-9O«, 6c; 60-70s, 6c; 70-80s, 614 c; 80.
90s, sc; 90-lOOs, 4c.
RAISINS —2-crown, loose, 50-lb. box, lb.
2 c; 3-crown, So; 4-crown, 6!ic; 2-crown
London layers, 20-lb. box. lb. $1.15; 3-crown,
$1.25; 4-crown. $1.60; 6-crown, $1.85; Sul
tanas, bleached, lb. 9#llc: do unbleached,
!b. 3V&c: seeded raisins. 18-01, pkg. 6! 3
7>ic; do 12-oz. pkg. s]j "j 6 >^io.
-v;i-XF-—Almonds, fancy IXL, lb. 17'918c;
do Ne Plus Ultra, lb. 16c; brazils. 13®14c;
cocoanuts, BCflofl| chestnuts, ll@12c; lil
bcrts, Ib. H i l.'.c; hickory, lb. to; pecans.
XX. 11). l-".i-: do XXX. lb. 16c; do
XXXX, lh. 17c; eastern peanuts, lb. *©BVic;
do California, lb. (ttOloj do Japan, lb. 6H
■ :,■; do Si>anlsh. shelled. No. 1. lb. 10c;
plnenuts. 20c: walnuts. No. 1, S. S. lb. 149
He; do No. -. lb 10c; do Jumbos, 17018 c;
do buddi'l, ISS2OC; popcorn, eastern, cwt.
$3 50; do local, cwt. SI 3.25.
RICE- Fancy Honduras (Carolina) $8.75;
do cholca Honduras (Carolina) $6@6.50;
Japan grades. 11.7104; Island. $.50; broken
;
HONEY—Extracted, water white, lb. 7©
7' s c; (KtraeUdi white. 7c; extracted, light
ambir. 6«S'if; comb, water white, 1-lb.
frames, 14 ■ lie: whits, 1-lb. frames, 15®
He; licht amber, 1-lb. frames. 10@llc;
bee*=wax, lb. 3'JC
LIVESTOCK — Parkers pay f. o. b. Los
Angeles for beef steers, ■. ',4c; heef heifers,
4\(i<sc: heef calves, ' a c. mutton, wethers,
$5.2:103.75; ewes, $585.25; lambs. 6>,ic;
hogs. 10c.
POULTRY — dressed turkeys, lb.
He; do small, Ib. 250; large llva. Ib, 24c;
do small live. lb. 22c: large hens, 4 lbs. up,
lh 20c; small, 2 % to 3' 3 lbs. 18c; broilers,
14 to 2 lbs. Ho; frier". 2Vi to 3 lbs. 23c;
roast chicken, lb. 20c; duck, lb. 19c; geese,
lb. 18c; squabs, doz. 1.50: old roosters, lb.
10c
CHILI —Evaporated, strings, lb. 18<3>20ei
loose lb, 17c; Mexican black, lb. 18c; irreon,
lb. 20® 25c; chill teplns, lb. 11.25; Japan,
I! \y (Baled) —Following aro quotations
paid by dealers to hay growers: Barley
hay $16.50 a ton; wheat hay, $16.50 a ton;
tame oat hay. $17 a tun; volunteer hay,
$13; alfalfa, small bales. $13.50; straw. $10
a Hay prices to the trade: Barley hay, $1S;
wheat hay, $18; tame oat hay $20; volun
teer hay, $13; alfalfa, small bales. $15;
straW '12- Retail Prices
E||i, dozen •■ *?=
Best butter, per pound ■.»»»
Beef, per pound -«©«o
Pork, per pound. ,S«i
Lamb, per pound... .JOSOO
sage, per pound lS@2oc
Ham, per pound, whole -.0
Ham, per pound, sliced 3ao
Barracuda, halibut, rock cod ana yellow
tall, per pound 10°
Salmon, Band dabs, pound 20c
Herring and smelts, pound 100
Oysters, quart 600
ll«'ns, pound • ...2ic
Fryers, pound 35c
Rabbits, pound 25c
METAL MARKET
NEW YORK, March 21. The market for
standard copper on the New York metal ex
change was weak today, with spot and all
deliveries up to the end of May quoted at
$1 1 ■■'« i:!.i."j. The English market lout an
opening ailvi'nce and coined easy, with spot
quottd at £J8 Us 6d and futures at £00, Lo-
First Exclusive Private Wire House on the Pacific Coast
J. C. WILSON
MEMBER NEW YORK STOCK KXOIIANGB
CHICAGO BOARD OF TBADB
IKB STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. S. F.. . , ■ .
CORRESPONDENTS
HARRIS, WINTHROP & COMPANY
OFFICES— HOTEL ALEXANDRIA, lit West Fifth St.
lIOTKL I>Kl. CORONADO, Coronado
MM I BUILDING. San Francises
I'AI.ACK HOTEL, Wan Francisco
Open December 18. _
Pasadena Clients Will Get Instantaneous Service by
Calling Home 119
B. G. LATHROP, Manager
FI3S2—TELEPHONES—.MAIN HBI
CLEARING HOUSE FANKS
i WAMB oriICEHS.
FJ M Kl.llDl'l. President.
.ist Na ional ilank w. t. a. hammond. casai**,
Capital Stock, •'•»••*!?•„._,.
■. K. corner gocond ana Spring. 6u lu" .nd !"°"- "-B2l()(*- .
M ' —*——__————-—————— — W~M. iiUUi.iuAi. i-.o.ia««u
erchants National Bank chas. obeknh caaniei.
8 K. corner Third «nd Sprln,. Kr'pm'. Froflt. 16M.00*.
■ ■ —T~j.. firihOuKN, fre«ld«Bt
ationai bank ot Calitorma , h. a mckick. ca»bier.
N. R. eoroer Fourth anH Wprlng. Capital. $600,000. Profit 1. „_„.
N K. rornT Fourth anfl Sprlnn. Burpln. »n.l UnJlvMod Prfdti. ;'.W.W«.
Cd I.- _iimiii<". l'r«»l'l«nt.
I ..v. national iiaifli jamks d. oist, c_«i_er.
. Capital. 1100.000. ..«,-.
P ■ g. corn.r Fourth anfl Wrosiway. Surplus an I Un.ltvl-IM Pront.. WII.W.
8,,, Companv VVAIIIU-.. illl.Uli-KN. i'l*»U»«t.
iw y _>ani( & .'rust Companv A w rkdman, Caabitr,
• Capital, »2»,004.
t«H.»ln Bwi»ll<n>. RrniiMirv building. Surplus & Undivided Profits, 1826.000.
U. Bank ISAIAS vv iuii.i.Ji*N, i'ronltai.
nitea States Mational Bank Jr. w . smith. cajw«.
Capital. »aoo.oo«.
•. E. corner Main anil Commarelal. Bumilii- nivl Front*. »7i.005.
Gili&ena national Bank R J. w. wuons. cubtw.
uWCIU IMatlUllui Bank w:i W. WOODS, Caabler.
Capital. 11,000.
. C W. corner Third and Main. Surplus. tiOO.OOO.
C. . W. A HUM VNO IS. J*r««l<Sent.
ommeixioi at ional Bank newman i;sstc_. casnter.
Capital. $200,000.
401 ■ Bprlnn. corner Fourth. Burpl-J« »n.' Undivided I'rnitK. t««.t>»».
r armers & Merchants National Bank chablk3 LHKYijiR. rt:a.n?«.
F.' , , , , Capital, 11.500.00*. l'ra»til«ol.
armers & Merchants National Bank cbarlb« buti-br. c_.bi«r.
Capital, il.Mo.oo*.
Corner Fourth and Main. Surplus and Profits. 11.M0.00a.
LOS ANGELES SAVINGS RANKS
r-(BECURITY —
1 .JJ avings Ft ANK
1 Largest and Oldest in Southwest
source* $28,000,000.00
I Pays the highest rat« of Interest and on the most liberal terms consistent
■ olth sound, conservative banking.
H Money to Loan on Improved Real Estate
I Security Building Spring and Fifth Street*
«MP»" me. BANK WITH THE "«H||l
j£r EFFICIENT JC/fWC£
£T JF^niNG ANB FOURTH STS, Ik
Make Money in /
by buying
a first clan.,
li.-i"d oil stock
y^.cr.'-.^vi.;
sreure it at Hi.
flr.»t low prices
thai Prevail before
production begins.
Oil stocks bought at
wm mr these prices have shown
"^Hk ; p| -^p from 100 per cent to moo
Mm W^ ' II I"' ••'■'U Increase in value In
Em PA P 11 ,^T th" past year. Secure am
?'t Nk oti H V «^^ Coallnita Crude now at the
B!il Biyl I ■> «af JJT prtoee quoted ■>,! the exchange
I"*! E?l j around 33c. then enjoy the big pronta
K>« F^W * to ho Inn*''* when this stock jumps with
■KM Hra Jbu. the bringing In of their first well, about
Bji BF April 1. •.'oallnsa Crude owns ami la as
wk grenslvely developing a choice, aibtoluuij
SF Jr Prov?n piece at Coallnjfa. Full particulars In lllufl-
monthly oil .magazine, "Securities." Call or
send In this coupon and this will be mailed free for six
jp months.
/ COUPON
,^r V;v -ill" 1 States C-uaninly and Land Co., 611 11. W. Hell
.^r x man IJullillng. I«» Angeles.
.^r X Gentlemen — Pleaie lend me, free of cost. Information re-
Bariiintt stock referred to above; also free coplfs of oil maa*a-
W^ Xzlnt. "Securities," for «lx montha—alt tills without any obll-
f cation whatever on my part.
f Name
f Street and No City
HARNESS ... « Z.\EL Street. SADDLER ¥,
Ml dealers quote ■ lake copper at 1«.31HJ»
IJ.BJV4 electrolytic at »13 11V4W13 ::T; = and ra«t-
In, 8 i :i:,,i;-.. Arrivals of copper reported
at New v.irk today wore 1163 tons, Including
ores and matte*. The day's custom house
returns showed no export!, which so fat- lor
ih<> month amount to S7II tons.
Tin rlowd easy, with March quoted nt
131 MV4©31.87V4; April at t31.62Vif131.n5 nnd
May at |31.62!4®3a, Th« London market wa«
weak and lower, with epot quoted at i.l«
"Lad wan weak, with spot quoted at »4.W«j>
4 SO New York and M.5004.80 Kant St. Louis
delivery. The leading porduoer has reduivd
the twice of shipment lead from *4.«" to J1..i0
in flfty-ton lot*. The Knglish market was
higher at £13 13» I<l. , ,
Spelter olo»ed we*, with FPot quoted at
}5 50(f(i5.6r. New York and Jj.35ifi5.45 Eaa( St.
I,ouis. The London market wan unchanged
The 'English Iron market wai unchanged at
Ms lOVjd (or Cleveland warrant*. I ally the
market continued quiet; No. I foundry north
ern, Jis'.i is.mi; No. 2 northern and No. 1
southern and No. 1 southern soft, |17.75@18.2r>.
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
San FRANCISCO, March Butter Fancy
creamery. 27c; seconds, SS6Vtc; fancy dairy, 30c,
Cheese New, lS®l6Hc; Young America, MO
18Vic.
Kgifs—Ranch, llVic; store, 20%e.
CHICAGO, March 21.—Butter firm; cream
dry, MOSlVic; dslry,-22(if27c.
Eggs easy. Receipts 16,181 oases. At mark,
cases included, 17V4@l»c; flrats, 20c; prime
firsts, 21c.
Cheese steady- Daisies, 16%®16>,4c: Twins,
16V4@16Hc; Young Americas, 16^(816140; Long
Horns, ie%®UHo.
VISIBLE SUPPLY
NEW YORK, March 21.- Following Is the
New York produce exchange atatement of the
visible supply of grain In the United States
Saturday, March 19:
Wheat, 26,798,000 bushels; Increase, 379.000.
Corn, 14.454.000 bushels; Increase, 514,000
Oats, 9,372,000 bushels! increase, 19.000.
Rye, 73,000 bushels; decrease, 89,000.
Barley, 2.815,000 bushels; decrease, 25,000.
The visible supply of wheat ,n Canada last
Saturday was 10,37g,000 bushels, a decrease
of 300,000.
i. ■ ♦ »♦—i >
COTTON AND WOL
ST. LOUIS, March ll.—Wool unohangwli
medium grades combing ami olotnlns, --■"■
27c; llghl line. VtQitOi heavy fine, 149U0i
tub-washed, UOB6O,
NEW vukk, March It—Cotton futurps
dos.d stea.lv. Closing bliln: Maroh, W.BBc;
April, 14.88 c; May, U.BBoi June, It.Me; July,
mi 1. August, 14.12 c; BtpUraber, W.Mo; <v
tober. 18.89 c; Novembor, n.Tic; December,
1^.72c; January, li.iisc.
si^ni cotton (Wised quiet, to points lower;
middling upland*, U.CSo; middling gu)f, 15.30 c.
Bales were ui'-''i lialea.
ig||PULLMAN CAR^j
l^ an'' comfortable than a day
£W coach. li used to bo a luxury,
mm now %It la a necessity. When Pull- Ift
11 mans wore, first built only special JS
In trains h;ii i them; now every pas- Ma
mm senprr train has Pullman efvlc* ■■
n a 24-hour blink was a novelty; now \1
if It \m a necessity, We ter to 20,-;. u
l\ ioo atli ii' i people. We pay In- M
%a£2 NKHnDXU
\sjjsipr6rii*■ MtttNa sr. MH Sisgp
Bay San Diego Horns
Telephone Stock
Nets 10%
Fielding J. Stilson Co.
80S 11. IV. IIKI.I.JIAN BLDO.
.42547. , Main »«.
FRUIT MARKET
SAN FrfANCIseO. March 21.—Apples—
Fancy, 75cS$t; common, 60&66 a
Oranges—Navels, 11.950i1.50.
Mexican limes, 11.1001
Lemons-Common California, $101.20; good
to choice, $I.so<ij>2; fancy, $:i.50@3.
Bananas, 75e«53,
Pineapples, I2@S.W.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS
NEW YORK, March 21.—Evaporated apples
were firm; spot fancy, 10'4@Uc; choice, 9feßV4c;
prime, Mi©7.V4c; common to fair, 606540,
Prunes steady; California, 2%<&0>.4e; Oregon,
(Olio
Apricots steady; choice, 10»i@llc; extra
choice. Il',i<ifl2c; fancy, 12813 c.
Poaches* steady; choice, IU1OIH0; extra
choice. 6%®7Vic; fancy, 7Vi@Bc.
Kalslns steady; loose muscatel, - '\\''t ■■^■■_
choice to fancy mixed, :.»n;-V; UedlCH, 3Vis«J
(%oi London layers, $1.1501.25.
PARTY WILL VISIT HERE
SAN FRANCISCO, March 21.—An
excursion party of Puget Sound busi
ness men arrived here today on a tour
of Inspection of the state. They will
go to Oakland tonight, visit San Josa
tomorrow and thence proceed to Loa
Angeles.

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