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12
i i i i i ; ; ; ~_ . . __ . . . i
STOCK MARKET
IS APATHETIC
COURSE OF PRICE MOVEMENT
AGAIN SHIFTS
In Face of Hill's Opinion in Regard
to Capital Needs of Railroads
Deand for Bonds Contin
ues to Fall Off
[Associated Press]
NEW YORK. March 30.—The course of
tho prlco movement Of stocks shifted again
today. The amounts offered for sale were
not of great volume, but the demand was
Insufficient to absorb them except at ma
terial concessions. Th* dealings had an ap
pearance of professionalism and the market
was obviously narrow and apathetic.
Conclusions of \milo application were
drawn from the sudden weakness shown by
the Atchlson convertible bonds, which were
dealt in "when Issued" la the outside mar
hot
Compared with a price of $1.10 ma yes
terday after the Issue wns announced, ""'
price ran off to 11.03%. It was advanced In
explanation that a provision by which the
right of conversion Is deferred until Hl*
llrst became known today. Thi episode Is
cited nevertheless to show a congested con
dition of new md Issues In the market.
The opinion Is heard thai an era of short
term note Issues is again approaching, such
as heraldeil the oversupply of capital issues
three years ago. Special interest for that
reason attaches to the opinion of Chairman
j j Hill of Urn Great Northern that the
railroads will require new capital at the
rate of 11.800,000,000 a year for six years
to come to provide absolute necessities. In
face of this necessity the demands for bonds
both from home and foreign domestic in
vestment sources continues to fall off.
There was much discussion of tlio dancer
of discouragement to enterprise in a pro
longed delay in the decision of the Import
ant case* before the supreme court, the pos
sibility of which Is suggested In connection
with the death of Justice Brewer..
There was a rally In prices when It be
came known that the supreme court would
be in «ea»lon on Monday with the possi
bility Inferred of decisions being handed
doTh"e bond market was apathetic and ir
regular due to slight recoveries of some re
"nt sharp declines. Total sales, par value.
$3,166,000. Government bonds were un
changed on call.
NEW YORK STOCKS
Special service to The Herald by .1 C. Wil
son 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles, mem
ber' New York stock exchange. Chicago board
of trade, etock and bond exchange of San
Francisco.
NEW YORK, March 10.-Followlng were the
quotations today: „,.«!,
Bales. Stock. High. Low. Bid, Ask.
300 Allls-Chalmers ... 10« i W JJ, \f*
400 do preferred ■ ?*<-, 37 .W'j 3S
62,!*>0 Amalg Copper .... 754 72» t ■"'» 73Jt
900 Amer Beet Sugar.. 37 1- 3ii'j 36J4 37* |
do preferred s -'s *■''
1,800 Amer Can Co —Mi 11 " ■; ■
1.900 do preferred 7»\ 74 74 7,
1,300 Am Car and Fdry 63;, 62ti »-'• •-*
do preferred ■• 110 117
300 Am Cotton Oil .... 6ii 7i M 65% wit
do preferred .. '"3 '°l
Amer Express .• "s" -'•'■;
800 Am Ics Securities ST.'i 2:.'i -•><« -!■
500 Amer Unseed ....13 Bi 1^« W*i "
200 do preferred ..... 38",, 3M, SS 81
700 Am Locomotive ..DO ««li IB 49U
do preferred 105 10b
30,200 Am Bmlt and Rfg 81H 7:l'* 79J» M
do preferred I°*H Wii?*
1,200 Amer Sugar 123' i 122% 123 124
do preferred -'-' '-•' »
HO Am Steel Fdrs ... 58' iMi Baji 08
3,600 Am Tel and Tel ..140'>i 13914 m\ 140
200 Am Tob pfj K'i, MH »5 Wi
100 Amer Woolen MM •'•■'< 3fc't 30H
do preferred 100»i 100»i
6,100 Anaconda 47 45»» 4.V" 4 4G
anil Atlantic C l.in" ..129', 119 1M ':"
13,300 A T & Santa V5..11l 111* I"'. HlTi
... . do preferred '"- r'i }M
1,700 Bait! & Ohio HIM 110*> 11( XlO%
do preferred !l* !'2'-J
7,100 BUT 77>-i 75' i 7tl'4 .ti%
9.500 Canadian Pacific..m», ISO lsis IM';
B.OOOC & O vi »< 84v» M's
r & A :'!
.V") C A; ti W new. 27* i -~\ "■i 2S
do preferred new. .. .. 63* i f>s
900 C & N W 1B1«4 ].","'i 111 . l-'l'i
11 400 CM ft fit P... H2 139H 139*4 ll"
3iiO do preferred .... V,*Vi ISS ir>7'i l..Si
3 700 Central leather .. 41' i4O 40", *"'
--300 do preferred ... l'> 7 106»« l"■ 1"72
100 C C C A St L.... SS 1; BS'i SS'i BS'i
do preferred 1"1 V")
2.800 Colo Fuel and Irn 35% 37% 3S 3S'«
;~. Columbus II C & I •■ ■■ " '7'«
7PO Colorado S^juthrrn. 53', EiS'j 55% [-1
do it preferred "9 SI
do 2d preferred T^ so
2.C00 Consolidate.! Qaa..144 142 li: 1424
1,300 Corn Products .... 17 IS'4 16H '■'■ 7 «
do preferred , •• M'.j M'
&X) Del & Hudson .. IT2 171 171 17i n 4
.DI, A W £■'"' 613
500 D & 11 0 40 39»i ::!l»i 40
do preferred 'S'4 79'b
l.liiu Distil Be'curltlei .. 31% 3Hi 21>i 3ls»
... . Hulutrt BS A A 144 15
do preferred ... . ■■ "''l "*V*
1,900 Erie 29% -'''.i i'"« '--<U
2(iO do Ist preferred. *i 4^ 47'^ 48
500 do 2d preferred.. ::7'i ::7'i :i7'.i 37' i
f,ilo General Electric ..I.VIU 140 149<j 3M
S.OOO at Northern Ore.. Cs»i fl 64 61';
1,000 do preferred 135', IHoVi 133T4 ViV*
Illinois Central .. 1":> 1394
2,otK> Interboro-Metro .. 2-ai -2 --' '--'4
6,i»00 do preferred t>*\ F»6 r.^'-i r»7
300 International Papr 13 lIV 4 l-'a l-"i
, do preferred 61 r.ili
In rnut I'ump .. 42H 4!i
do preferred *v: 80»J
200 lowa Central 2.1 i 2.1 i L.l 2S' X
300 ,li, preferred 43 r) 4."i 4!' s
A" 1 X O Bouthern .... '■">'* "."''i 35'j ::H
&10 do preferred 68 <i 7 (;7' a cs
1,400 L& N lil'i 15S'j 159 150
Mack S7»i !'O
300 do preferred 77' i 77' i 77 78
Manhattan 137 138
Metro >H Ry . 13 i'l
MO M' xli -in Central .. 2M 27\ i' 7 US
100 .Minn & St L :i<^ 34' 3 ::i'i 3la
.do prefer! .. M 8S
700 MStP &S S M.l4o'i 133 i:!S'a 139
„...., do preferred It 1* 151
2.100 M Xi T ■■ ■, v. 4'J'i ii
do preferred .. .. 72 ,L Pli
000 Missouri Pacific .. StCi r.U tjs'j 69
Nut Lead s.i'i 814
lo preferred ]"7' _ 1O7«4
National Biacull .. . .. I!" 112
do preferred 133 l-'l
200 N V Air Hr.iko 7S 77 77 SI
D,i;oo N v Central lij'a IL'O'i 121 121 '.4
X V C X- St 1, r.7 .V'lj
do Ist preferred J"n ]ls
, do 2<l preferred., .. .. R2^a S7
800 X V Ont & W.,., 44^. Hi I4'i 41»J
[1,800 Norfolk. & We8t.,.104M l"2!i I'-'-i 1"::
800 Norl ii American . 7S^» 75 ",:> "'«
I.SOO Northern Piicillc ..13:;'i 132»4 r,:;' 4 J:] 1;^
Omaha 1(5 155
do preferred ..... .. mh K5
:00 Pacific Mall ... 30H 304 :i'"» 31
19,800 Pi mii P. 11 Co 13GV« LIB 135'J VW,
7<K) Peoples Ga^ 110 I'> 7 li.fl'4 109H
500 Pittsburg Coal ... 20H 20' i 2"'4 2o'.i
300 do preferred 70' a TO1;. T"* 71
2.500 PCC& St L Wi*i 10! 1"2 10;i'4
do preferred no 111,
4W Pressed Steel Car. 4!' i4l 11114 40%
..., do preferred .. 1"^ ln:i
6 i"i Ry St. el Spgs Co. 41 40 :!f SiiiJi
do preferred .. 105 Pl 7
125,800 Reading liw'i lti'i 103 T, ICI
9'K> do Ist [erred. D 291 Sl',4 iii'i
200 do '-■> preferred.. IW. 102*4 loj iwt;
800 Republic S & 1... 37", iliVi 35»i M.i
cno .lo preferred l«l 1(10 89 1M
17,000 Rock Island Co .. 47 -11*4 -t:'"i 4>'.i
.... do preferred ... .. ?a >■!»
400 Bl< is Shef B & 1.. li 75 71 ai 7r,'.s
do preferred 110 11S
St L & BF Ist pfd ■■ .. M 7<l
l.f^W (if 2d preferred.. 51 tr- ~i AVi :,n
100 St L. & B "W 2S'i l'S'4 2S'a 2S»i
do preferred ■ .. ■ 72' 2 7:;
ls.,r*>o Southern P-iei(lc...i:«'i 12r,'« 125!4 125%
700 Southern Railway. 28 27's 27 74 -'S
11m do preferred 6« 5i 63'; f,3 0314
3uo Tonncstee Copper,, Si.'!- 3O',a 30V4 3o^i
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
CARLOAD SHPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS
A Shipments, of oranges and lemons <£
•jn from i.d« Angelei Monday, March 38, ®
<*• were 131 mr» of oranges ami II cnr» <•■
... or lemons. Total (<> ilate there were $ ,
<«-. shlppiwl 13,688 <:irloinl.«. of which I«<2 «1
O> were lemon*. l««l seaion to dale there <$>
<S-. were shipped 14.881 carloads, of which ■•■■
<♦•■ 1073 were lemon". '*•'
»x ♦■
1.000 Texas Taciflo '\ SO'i 3014 30% ;
r.'» Third Aye 6"» B*4 <i% "
LOO Toledo St L .<: W . 41'j 44 41 44
700 do preferred ,;■, , v 674 «■■',
2.10 Twin City I! T... .111 II! :. II -i IHK
Union Bk and r.ipr .. .. 9 10
200 do prorerred «R *<5Ti «.") «8
sS.<i» Union Pni'inc ....1»4«4 1-' Is-'*- )«»i
300 do pri-ferred 97,4 97' i !>7 97-\
United Rd« of sF .. ■■ SJ SS
do preferred ■. *"'*> 1i *^7
200 V S (,'Sst rrn Pipe 21H 2Ui -"'- --'■:
lo preferred 75 76
1 and it s Tlnbher 45"4 4.1 4:! i'■' •
2">l do Ist preferred. 114*4 11!'; 11l 11'"*
I do " ] preferred.. .. ■■ 7S BO
171.nivi Us Bteel Col .... t3% Sl'4 SL"» -'.
1,800 do preferred ISMV4 US', US 111» 4
2.1«*1 l'lah Corner 45 4 ti'i ** "'-•
4,'W> (hem Co. 53 8» 57»i 5S SS'J
lo preferred .. 12«3i 127' i
CODWabaah .( "I*. 21% 21% 21*,
C.OOO do preferred 46-, 45 45' i 4.'i^j
Wells l-.iri.-i Rx 170 ISO
100 Western T'nion ...7^! = IV.i 7314 74
4.. " . Btingh use 64 . <\-\ 63 «m
\v A I, i: 4"i 5
»]<> Ist preferred. .. .. 8 &H
do 2d preferred.. .. .. ■"' ">\
Wisconsin Central. .. .. 61 Ti2
Am Hide an I Lea .. .. 9H 7
do preferred 3714 "'■'
400 Am Agr and Chem 45 4(3i U 43
do preferred K>U l<m
Beth Steel 30 Sl'j ;
N.it Enamel an 18.. .. 2'^i 2114
do preferred .... .. v- M
300 Pac Tel and Tel.. 874 .17 36', 37
do preferred W) lMifc
r B Realty 76
1,500 West Maryland ..SO tr.- 494 00
Total sales, 693 >■'■' shares.
TREASURY STATEMENT
WASIIIXOTON', March JO.—The condition of
the treasury at the beginning of business to
day was as follows!
Trust funds—Gold coin. $i.."2.845.5';0: silver
dollars, 14*0,122.000; sliver dollars of l! 90. S.V
S04.OCIO; silver certificates outstanding, »4^'.
--122,000.
General fond—Standard silver dollars In sen
oral fund, "00,970; current liabilities, 1100,-
BSS.ttlO; working balance In treasury offices.
J27.86k.927; In •iks to credit of treasurer if
the United States, 135.487.55;; subsidiary silver
coin. $11,421,537; minor coin. |i,0t7,548; total
balance In general fund, 1M,7M,M4
FINANCIAL RECORD
NSW YORK, March 30.—Money on call
steady, 2%'a3 per cent; ruling rate 27i: closing
bid, 2>; offered at 3. Time loans very dull
and steady at the decline; M days. 3?1 per
cent; 90 days (si six months, 4'(/4i 4 ; prime
mercantile paper, 4V</."- per cent. Sterling ex
change steady with actual business in bank
ers" Ills at J4.845054.5470 for 60 day bills and
at $4.8773 for demand. Commercial bills,
14.t404.t4Vii bar silver, '-V-: Mexican dollars,
it- government bonds, steady; railroad bonds
Irregular.
"" CHICx\GO GRAIN ~]
CHICAGO, March 30.-Following was the
ratine of prices:
WHEAT— Open. High. Low, Close
May 61.144 $'..14' 3 $1.14 $1.14',
July l.«8«i l.tis\ 1.1 si, i.iis-i,
September 1.05 V» 1.06H 1.05U 1.v6%
CORN—
May 68H ,68H .62"; .624
July iv« .t;:,' L . .t!4', .64',
September titi'a .66?, ,i;.V\ .66*4
OATS—
May 41 .44' i .4!', .48H
July 41". .42', .41»» .41*4
September 31 4 -3^4 .39% .3«H
PORK
May 26.16 86.1 25.50 35.M
July 25.75 23.85 25.62' i 25.75
September 25.42'; 85.424 25.17'j 25.27>4
LABD—
Jtay 18.90 li.M'.j 13.M 13.57U
July 13.76 13.75 13.05 13.70
September 13.57' 13.65 13.52;.. 13.57' i
RIBS—
May IS 72' i 13. 85 13.f.7'i: 13.72' i
July 13.5>> 13.50 13.S7'j 13.15
September 13. -■" 13.35 15.27. 13.25^4
Cash quotations were as follows; Flour
steady: No. 2 rye, 60c; feed or mixing barley,
52'(i55c: fair to choice malting, Ws«7c; flax
seed, No. 1 western, 82.19; No. 1 north
western. $2.29: timothy seed, SI.OO; clover,
$12.50; mess pork, per barrel. }:Mj2B.2S; lard,
per I^o lbs. $14.<t5; short ribs, aides, loose.
$13.37'.itit13.75: short clear lee, boxed, $14.25fi!
14.50.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 91.000 bushels. Primary receipts mr
605,000 bushels, compared with 446.000 bushels
the corresponding 'Jay a year ago
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 20
ears: corn, 114 cars; oats, 97 cars; hogs, 19,000
head.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, barrels 61.700 41.000
Wheat, hush, is «.000 I*.**
Corn, bushels 205,300 22.200
Oats, bushela 226,800 250,000
Rye, bushels S.OOO
Barley, bushels lli:!,500 68.200
FRUIT MARKET
sw FRANCIHCO, M I fancy
apples. 75cig$l; common, DO&dSc, Oranges,
navels, $1.2:,Ti1.50; Mexican limes. 55.5086;
lemons, common California. 11.25^1.75; good
to choice, J2'(2.50; fancy. $3^3.75. Tropical
fruits, bananas, 75cS$3; pineapples, }2'a2.50.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS
NEW < IRK, Mai li 30.—Evaporated apples
nominal: spot fancy, lOcj choice, ■ Sic;
prime, 6%o|7Hg; common to fair, 6@6'ic.
Prunes—Barely steady; Qillfornla up to 80
--40s. X'iifir; Oregon*, sTioc
Apricots—Easyi choice, flic; extra
choice, 11V4Q12C! fancy. i;sfl3c. I
Peaches—Barely steady; choice, 6' : W6\oj ex
tra choice, HM^'ie: fancy, ;','""V'.
Raisins—Unnettled; loose Muscatels, J' 4 (§5»4c;
clioice I'l fancy seeded, .V,i6* 4 e; seedless, Z^i r<s
S^iOS London layers, |1.18®1.25,
__—. «-»-«•
METAL MARKET
NEW YORK, March 30.—The market for
standard copper was dull and unchanged at
H2.7.iti1;1, for spot and forward deliveries up
to th( end of May. The English market
closed steady, but at a slight decline, with
Hpot quoted at £!>S and futures at £59 2s Gd,
Local dealers quote Lake' Copper at $13.25®
13,60; electrolytic t13@13.25; casting, $12.75:ri>
13, Arrivals of copper reported at night today
were 6530 tons. Custom house returns show
exports of 550 tons, making 17,333 ho far this
month,
Tin was firm, with spot, March, April quoted
$33(833.25! May, $33.22Vi{T33,30; June, $33.20©
;u.4u. Sides or I" tuns for May delivery were
reported at $33.23, The English market was
higher, With spots quoted at. £150 Hit and fu
tures at £152 15s.
Lead —null, with spot quoted at 14*2H@4.50
New York, and M.20®4.!5 Bast St. Louis. The
London market was unchanged at £12 13s &d,
Spelter closed easy at $r,.555>5.05 New York
and $5.35<3>5.45 East st. Louis. London was un
changed at f.X.
The English iron market was unchanged at
51s 7!=d for Cleveland warrants. Locally the
market was ctu'.et. No. I foundry' northern
JlS'ij 18.00; No. 2 northern. No. 1 southern and
No. 1 southern soft, 517.75'(j 15.25.
♦»«. .
BUTTER. EGGS AND CHEESE
BAN FRANCISCO. March Butter, fancy
creamery, 2''.!^e; Reconds, 86cj fancy dairy, 25c.
Cheese, new, 1C515'.4ci Young America, 17'lls ;
ckhs, .ranch, 23c; stnre. 22'ie.
CHICA'io, March 30,—Butter—Steady; cream
eries, 26532'.ic; dairies. 22fi;27c; eggs, steady,
vecelptK, 5£8,883, at maik, cases Included ls<g)2oc;
firsts, 20c: prime firsts, 21c; cheese, steady;;
daisies. 14«14>4c; twin W(ti3',ic; Young
Amerlcas, H'iQlOc; lons horns, HViSU.
LOS ANGELES HERAIJ>: THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 81, 1910.
FINANCIAL
LOS ANGELES, March 30.—Bank clearings
were $2.645.420.43. .111 increase of 6468,428.68 as
compared with the amount for the correspond
ing dale of last year. Following is a compar
ative statement:
1910. 19O!>. IBM.
March 28 ..«- ';■■■-. J1.541.632.44 $1,422,427.43
Match 5t.... 2.202.680.30 1.746 113.09 1,364.425.87
March 30.... 2,648,420.43 J.1tM,961.84 1,895,330.74
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Midway whs not particularly active, and had
somewhat of a tendency to sell off. although It
looked at the close as if the selling was being
carried on with the Idea of possibly shaking
out the weak-kneed holders, as there was a de
cided tendency to Bet the stock on contracts
nnd options at much advanced prices.
Amalgamati .1 Oil wax traded In for tlio first
time lit months and showed the effects of the
cutting of th" dividend as it sold at :•-.
Mexican Petroleum was especially strong and
firm, and, as lias been the case, Cor several
Uay.~, was heavily tradi .1 In
Palmer oil showed an Improvement of 2
points in the trading and looks an if was go-
Ing higher.
McKlttrlck Operators was also lively and
holds firm at yesterday's prices.
Among the public utility list there Is little
news to relate, The telephone stocks are a
little bit soft.
The bonds remain steady, firm and strong;
taken as a whole, yesterday's market wan a
very healthy one, as there seemed to be an In
clination to go a little bit slow, look over the
situation and get ready for further efforts
along the line of the bull movement.
All reports from the oil fields are favorable.
Morning Sales
20 Associated Oil. cash. 49.50; UNO c,ii Mid
way 87"*; vm do •' ■ 1004 do "'''.■■ 10 Ml I I'
Ltd com 28.3714! 10 do 28.50: M 0 Section Six 10;
low do so; Cleveland (ill 52' = : i 00 do M; 4r.no
do M 1009 do. B. 3'). 65H; 2000 do, U. SO, C 6;
1000 do :■•:■,. 1000 do 55; 3000 Jade 13' i! 1000 do,
B. 91, 45; 1000 Conllnga Crude, B. ::■'. 33; HWO
ii.i do 82; 3OHO McKltti li Oper 19-%; 2000 Oleum
Dcv Co i l'/i; W«0 do lift! f> I'nlon Oil 105.
Oft board— 20 Amalgamated 61.60; 10 Union
106.
Afternoon Sales
10 Associated Oil 4:1.50; RDM Cal Midway 84' i;
1000 do N4"»; 1000 In -il,: 2000 Cleveland 55;
1000 do :.i-,. HO M' x I 1 Ltd com 28.26; 6000 MB-
Klttllck oper lf%; 10M New Pa Pel Co Mi
2000 ■ ■ mi! Dcv Co Hi ; 1<"« Ollnds Land 18;
10 Home Tel pfd S3: 1W .Tade Oil Co 4): 600
Palmer 127' i; l'ioo I" I"'; 10 United Petroleum
105.
Bonds
Bid. Ask.
American Petroleum Co 64
Associated Oil Co '.";'» 07' i
Corona City Water Co »l
Corona Power A W. Co M ■•
Cucamonga Water Co 60
Edison El( Co Ist II 101 10j',4
Ed L'lee Co old Issue 108 10*
Home Telephone Co 55 ! ■'■T ■
Home Telephone Co Ist rfdg... 75 76»»
Iluasteca Pipe Line M
1, A lac Ist con mtgs 100
L. A. Railway Co 110
L A Traction Co 9s 110
I. A Traction C<> 5s 108
Mexican Nat'l Gas Co M
Mission Trans & it Co !>S
l.i Elee By Co l'»)
Pac Light an i Tower Co 97*, :"''.
Pasadena Home T unj T C 0.... ti3 SO
Riverside 11 T and T Co 73
Santa Monica II T an I T Co «')
S Diego It T & T Ist mtgs.. 70 71
Seaside Water Co . I<JO
Temei-cal Water Co 88
United Elee G an I P Co 100 l"i
Union Transportation Co ;■" 03
I! a Long Dts T and I C 0.... 7J 76
Vlsalla Water Co 100
Whiter Home T and T Co SO
Banks
Bid. Ask.
All Night A Day Bank 115.00 UU.OO
Haul; of Southern Callfonia 112.66
Uroadway Rank and Trust .... 150.00 175.'*)
California Savings Hank 11$.till 1:5.W
Central National Bank.. 175.00
Citizens Sstioi ii 830.00 237.5)
Commercial National 'is 00
Equitable Savings Bank 18:,. 0 153.C0
Farmers an I Merchants Nat — 240.00
Federal Bank of I. A 12.00
First National s<»i.i>i»
German Ami an Savings 3:4.00 340.00
Globe Savings Hank 120.00 140,00
Home Savings Hank of L. A. US.OO
Merchants National 60u.'«i
Merchants Bank and Trust C 0..180.00
National Hank of California 153.00 —
Security Savings Bunk 32J.00 4'»i.i«i
The Southern Trust Co 10.i 80.w)
(BO per cent paid up)
r S National Bank 145.00 173.00
Industrial and Public Utilities
Bid. Ask.
ral Portland Cement Co lwi.Oi)
Edison Electric pfd 80.00 ....
Rdlson Klectrlc com 03.W) 6j.ou
Hawaiian Com and Sugar 37.»" 4).00
Home. Telephone pi I 62.78 54.<W
Home Telephone com 9.'»>
Hutchlnson 1 l' Co 17. lS.uu
L A Athletic club 10.00
I. A. Brewing Co 90.00
I. A Investment Co 1.1 i.30
Mexican National Gas I'M 80.00 T6.OU
Mexican National Oas com 3'J.uO
Paauhau I P Co 29.00 29.50
Pac Mut Life Ins Co 260.00
Pac Con Stone Co of Cal 3.25
Pasadena Home T & T Co 27.00
Riverside Home T and T Co 25.00
Santa Moncla II ii T pfd 89.00
sun Drug Co 1.00
Seaslfla Water Co 100.(JO
Title O and Tr Co pfd 180.00
i; .-; I, U T and T Co pfd 38.00 42.ih)
I'nlon Security Corp pfd 100.00
Union Trust Co 42.i»)
Whlttlcr Homo T and T C 0.... 00.uu 70.00
Oil Stocks
PRODUCERS- Bid. Ask.
Amalgamated Oil 61.00
American Crude oil Co I.M
American I'et Co iifcl ',•>', ■•'
American ivt Co com 74.60
Associated Oil ll.Vfi
Brookshlro Oil 1.25
California Midway Oil Co., .., Hi .S3
Central -■•"
Cleveland Oil Co 54Vi
Columbia 1.15 1.35
Continental Oil M ..",5
Knus Oil Co 1,32
Euclid oil ■■ r.o .60
Fuller ton Oil 8.30 4.00
Qlob» I* ,18
.lade fill Co .. 44
Mexican Petroleum 1.02
Mexican !'. I I.! I pf I (W.OO U7.UO
Mexican Pot Ltd com 23.25
New Penna Pet Co :•.",
ollnda Land Co (Oil) 47 .49
Palmer oil Co 1.2»!4
Perseus OH C .34
Pinal Oil CO 10.00
Plru Oil and L Co 17
Reed Crude 40
Rice Ranch Oil Co !>3 1.10
Section SIX Oil Co "i0
Traders oil Co 123.00 130 00
Union 104.73 103.23
i iii.>n Provident Co 103. 00 104.00
United Petroleum 106.00 108.00
West Coast Oil cum 8.00
Yellowstone on c: 175.00
NON-PRODUCERB—
McKlttrlck Oper Oil Co 19»; .80
Oleum Development Co .ll 1,
DAILY MINING CALL
Official morning tale« 2000 Johnnie 17',.
Off board 1000 Johnnie M and M lT«i.
LISTED STOCKS
CALIFORNIA— Bid. Asked.
Cal Hills M Co 0294
Consolidated Mlne« C 6.00 M li.OOM
NEVADA—
Johnnie Mln and Milling Co . 17 .19
Searchlight Parallel .oi'i
4 . »
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO, Mm h ' Call .■-!:.■. Ipl
mated at U,ooi ; market weak; beeves, 1G.760
5.80; Texas stem * 6.80; western steers,
|6®7; stookers and feeders, t3.VSOt.9e; oowi
ai ■! heifers, I i live M<
Hogi Reoelptn estimated it 10,000; market
lower; llghl ! i; mixed,
heavy, |10.tseiO IKS; rough, 10 864110 ::,.
v i ii, choice In
10 60; bulk of sales, $10
Sheep Receipts estimated at 10,000; market
■ti ady nal ye, ■'-■ 5059 10; western, li. ,
■ ..uiini; . 18.2 "'' 10; umbs, native, (8,60^10.23;
western, 1D.t0010.40.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND EOND EXCHANGE
Special service to Th« Herald by .T. C. Wil
son, 111 West Fifth street. Los Anceles, mem
ber New York slock exchange, Chicago hoard
of trade, stock and b»nd sgehangs of San
I'ranclsco.
San FRANCISCO, March JO.— Fallowing
were the closing ijuotatlons;
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS— Bid. Asked.
Associated Oil Co 5s '-'
Ray Counties Power Co 5a lori 108
<'ai Central Gas and K!«»o 611 105
Cal fins and Elec gen M&CT i 5..10)
California St Cable Co 5s 103H
California Wine Assn 5s S7' 3
City Electric Co 5s 91' a
Contra Costs Water Co us I<H
do gen mtg 5s 93
Edison Elec Co of 1/ A b 100
Edison Light and Power 6s 107*4 •*
First Federal Trust CO Os 101H
Ferries and Cliff House Uy 6s IN
Hawaiian Coml and s 5a.... 109% .«
Monolulu R T and I. CO 6s 10T
l.ake Tahoe Hy and T Co 6s 9.) .109
i»>s Angeles Jvlec Co (a IOI14".
Los Angeles Oas and 1:1 Co 5s 101' i 103J4
Los Angeles Railway is liH>' 4 ..
Los Anstelca Lighting Kd f>s 103 .• '
I. A Pnc R li Ist con mtg 6s I*1:
1, a Pac It 1; of Cal 5s 1004 101
Market Street Canto 6s 104
do l!y Ist cons mtg 51 98 l00V«
M V and Ml Tmnaipals 8 fly 5s 101
Northern Ry Co of Cal 5s 117
Northern Cal Power Co 6a 101H lOPi
Northern Electric Co 5s 91
Oakland Transit Co <;s 1074 ...
Oakland Transit ta 106
Oakland Transit Con 5a 1044 105
Oakland Traction Con ,',* M 100
Oakland Traction Co 5s 92' 3 M
Oakland Watei" Co kM .'•= 95 9!"
Omnibus Cable Railway 8s 108 111
Pacific Gas Imp 4s 83
Pacific Electric Ry Co Ca 10S
Pacific Light and Power Co 55..., M 99'fc
i"a. Light and Power xi 1 5s 101U
Pacific Tel and T.I Co ts M% 100
Park and Cliff House Ry 6s H
Park and Ocean R R 6s 100
People's Water Co 6a 7Hj "2
Powell sir, el Railway Ca 99
Sacramento Elec Oas and Ry us 104
s !•' Oak and Ban Jose Ry 5s 108 108
do 2d mtg 33 96
s V Oak and s .1 Con Ry 5a 95>.i
Sierra Ry of Cal ta 107 108
B P I! It of Cal 6a MIS i".''i 106' i
da Ist c gtd X 5s 11."'
--s r Branch of Ca! ts 139
s p R it Co Ist rfdg 4s : M*i 964
Stockton Gas and El Corp 63 109
S V Water Co gen mtg 4s Kl4 18*4
United C,as and Elec Co .'is PS'-..
United It It of S F is 73*4 7;'.
v.iihjo. I! and Napa V 11 R 65.. 75
Valley Counties power Co ta 103
WATER STOCKS
Marln County 80
Spring Valley Water Co 48/4 45«4
GAS AM) ELECTRIC STOCKS—
City Electric Co 57»4 58
\ Cal power Co Con A 51
Pacific Lighting Corp pfj TB4
do common 62Vs 75
INSURANCE STOCKS—
California Insurance Co S2
Fireman's Fund 265 '-'71
-11:1.1 RAILROAD STOCKS—
California US IH
Presidio 45
POWDER STOCKS—
Giant Consolidated Co 80
gt.'OAR STOCKS—
Hawaiian Coml and Sugar C 0.... 41 42
Honokaa Sugar Co !I'i :i-"«
Hutchtnann Pugar Plantation 13*4
Kiiau..i Sugar Plantation Co IS
Makaweli Sugar Co 54
Onomi , Sugar (',i .1 ..
I 1 ml; an S P Co M*4
Union Hunar Ci 694 "
OIL STOCKS—
Amalgamated Oil CO 75
Associated Oil CM 4"| GO
Sterll-iR Oil and Dcv ' "a -\ 3»i
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS-
Alaaka Packers' Association ... 91
Cal Fruit Canners' Mil 101 103
cal Wine Association Mi 88
M V and Mi Tamali ala s By. 102
Pac Auxiliary Fire Alarm 4
PhcWc Coast Borax Co 154
Pac Tel and Tel pfd 95' i M
do commin 37
Morning sales— SOM City Elec 5 nl'i; *0 Nor
Cal r 5s Ml',: 3W Northern Cal V Con 5s %'^;
4HJII Peoples V 5s 72' ■. 3000 Poo W 5s 72"-4; 2')o'>
do 71 3<; li -1 do 72: 16, 1 Spring V W4m jji |
4000 Ell.«n of 1. A 5a 100',; 1000 United Ry is
72".,: ISS Asa I Oil ■■■'■ 65 City Elec 67' ■; 20:
Onnmen K\k\ V*) Pnauhau 2t*.
Afternoon «Bles—lJ.Ooo c C \v os 10 ■_■; 1000
Col Qaa and E 5s 1"'- SWO Spring V W la
<i2'i: 2(»K1 Oak Tract Con it 99H; 1006 do 99»»;
2000 Peoples W Si 71 ■-,: M ''al Ins tO; 100 city
Elee E8; .:5 Hutchinson 19; 25 Honnkaa 21 ■i; 15
Makaweli 54; 30 Onomea 56; 40 Pac Coast Gas
Ins 154; 50 Spring V W 4M...
NEW YORK COTTON
Special service to The Heral I by J. C Wil
son, 21" West Fifth s.'reet, LO3 Angeles.
NEW YORK, March 30.— Following were the
quotations today: ' lose —
Open. High. Low. Close.
January 13.M 13.06 I3.'rt 13.00 13.01
March 15.18 15.24 15.0n 15.<i7 i.ye*
April 15.20 15.22 15.12 15.10 15.12
May 15.07 15.18 15.00 15. 15.01
Ju.ne 14.87 14.90
July 14.83 14.6j 14.St 14.84 11.55
August 14.38 14.45 14.34 11.35 14.M
September 18.67 13.65 13.57 13.55 13.57
October 13.80 13.32 I.IK 13.1 18.20
November 13.03 13.05
December 13.f15 13.1u 13.02 13.02 13.04
Spot cotton, 15.20 c: quiet, 10 polnta lower.
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
BAN FRANCISCO, March SO.—Flour- Family
extras, 56.40fi6.80; bakers extras, $■;.* 09.80; Or- 1
* wnn and Washington, J"..7r.. Wheat, Rhlpplng, |
ley, f.-. d, ti 36©1.37H; brew
ins. *l W; chavaller, J! mi,.;.;-, Oats, red,
1.60; white, $1.60©1.67.i. MlUstuKs, mid
dlings. 832033; mixed feed, t28©33. Rolled bar
ley, i.>''i-' 11inf.il. 84.30. Oat groats, t4;
nilled oats. 133635, Hay. wheat, |14519; Wheat
and oats, 113917. tints, wild, I1O©13; nat?,
U2SIB. Alfalfa. tSl^iS. Straw. |50®75.
Receipt! Flour, 3452; wheat, .",.",; barley,
7970; oats, 530. Corn, 770; potatoes, 2243;
onions, 345; bran, 00; middlings, 10; hay, 457;
hides, 390; wine. 37.9*. Beans, pink, 1695.10:
Lima, $4.35®4.45; small white, 14.5004.15; large
white, $:!.75tJt.00. Potatoes, Oregon Burbanks,
SOciffl; Salinas Hurbanks, 11.3501.40; merced
sweet*, $2(52.40. Green peas, l^6c; egg plant,
WBUOci green peppers, 5030 c asparagus, 4o;
rhubarb, 76c951.25; garlic, ;',!/',(; cucumber 6,
$1.25*i1."'0; Mexican tomatoes. $2&2.75; mush
rooms, r,-!i2sc. Rooster?, Old, I"'V" ■ roosters,
young, $£■& 10: broilers, small. $3^4; broilers,
iarge. $4Jj5: fryers, $7S<S; hens, $5!jS10; rlueks,
old. $B-i?7; ducks, young, (SOU; geese, $2"52.50j
pigeons, t1.50i31.75.
COFFEE AND SUGAR
\i.\v YORK March 30.—Coffee—Closed
steady, net nm iiangtil t<> .". i"jint.s lower.
wwo reported of 13,0000 bags. t'l":-in«
bids; March and April, 16.70; May. s<S.sO;
J me, 16.90; July. |6.55; August and Beptembsr,
October and November, $7.00; Deoembsr,
$7 1". nnd January and February. $7.10. Si.ot
Quiet; No 7 Rio, B%c; Santos, No, 4, 0 1-lc;
mild, quiet; Cordova, ;'' L </1- l-4e.
Raw, steady; Muscovado, 19 teat
$3.86; centrifugal, i"J test, $i.'^6; molasset stt*
tl; reflnsd, steady; cr
13.95; irviulated, V< "■"; powdered, sr, 35.
COTTON AND WOOL
ST. LOUIS, March (o.—Wool, ntcad> ; ma
dinni grades combing ami clothing, 22vjP270;
hj,'lit fine, 19®26c; heavy line, t4019o; tub
n ashed, 1 'l'-J 38c.
\k\v i'ORK, March 30. Cotton closed
■teady al •' net decline of 6 to ta points.
Middling uplands, 15.30 c; do gulf, 13.45 c; no
sales. Futures closed barely steady; Marc i,
15.07 c; April, 15.10 c; May, 15c; June, 14.87 c;
I.Mr; Aug. 14.3JC; Bept 13.5uc; Oct.
ir,.l9c; Nov. 13.03 c; Deo. 13.02 c; Jan. 13c.
BANKERS' OIL COMPANY
GETS FIFTEENTH WELL
T!n> Bankers Oil company, operating
m the Kern River Held, lias brought in
its liftoentli well since Chrlstman, when
im' company was organized. Thin com
pany is one of tho moat progressive In
the field, as BhOWn by its ability tv till
quick work.
When the company organized it an
nounced it would put down eighty wellg
on its property. 'With the fifteen now
In there remain sixty-live to bt; drilled,
C, A. Canfleld, one of the owner*, sayi
the remaining sixty-live welli will all
be drilled before next year, making it
record of eighty finished wella In tlv
i .velve months of the company's cx-
Istence.
The Hankers <>i! company is owned
by O. a. Canfleld, W. A. Prance, M. J.
Monnctte and Oro Monnette.
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
Tho severe blizzard which raged over
Colorado. Kansas, Nebraska anil the central
west has seriously crippled telegraph wires
and only one wire was working to any ad
vantage today and that only spasmodically
to Chicago. While wo have been able to get
all market wires through excepting our de
tail New York wire, winch must necessarily
bo filed later In the day owing to the neces
sary detail work, we give below for the
benefit of our subscribers a brief report on
some of the averaged realized as they have
been reported to us.
NKW VOKK
NEW YORK, March 30.—Twenty-eight
cars sold; weather very hot, sultry; market
very much depressed; lower. Navels —
Captain, $1.63; Pel, S A F,x. $2.10; Parrot,
same, $1.90; Victoria. a. 11. Ex. $2.50; Lo
tus, Q. K. Ex. $2.25; Stag. A. c. O. Ex.
$2.05; Possum. Imp. same, $1.35; Winner,
$1.80; Pepper, Rlv. Ex. $2.20; Eagle, A. F.
Hlghgrove, $2.05; Corporal. $1.35; Planet,
$1.25-1.30; Lincoln, A. 11. Ex. $3.20; Mono
gram, $1.95; Pointer, Imp, A. C. G. Ex.
$3.10; Ostrich, $1.93; Blue Globe, niv. Ex.
$2.4 i; Sweetheart, A. P. Hlghgrove, $2.30.
PHILADELPHIA >*
PHILADELPHIA. March 30.—Eight cars
of navels, one seedling, one lemon sold; aISO
7800 boxes Florida!, 75c to $5, average $1.75.
Grapefruit, $1.10 to $3.9.*, average $2.80;
market lower. Navels—Commander, It. 11.
Redlands Jot, $1.70; Pointer, A. C, O. Char
ter Oak, $2.05; Coyote, O. K. Kx. $1.78;
Floral, S. B. CoItOB, $1.55; Native Sons, fy.
King Ft. Co., $1.50; Park, $1.40; Citrus
Belle, sd. Ind. Ft. CO. $1.10; Captain, R. H.
Redlanda .let. $1.40; Coyote, O. K. Ex. 11.76;
Tiger, M. H. Cotton, $1.85; Caledonia, xc, T.
Strain. $1.70: Salt Lake, sd, King Ft. Co..
$1.45: Cambria, »d. same, $1.16. Budded
seedlings—Carmcnclta. S. T. Fullerton,
$1.63: Colombo. 81.1. Bloods —Salt Lake,
$2.10. Lemons— Idaho Crest, $2.15; Itl
alto Girl, $2.90.
riTTxm no
PITTSBURQ, March 30.—Eleven cars sold.
Weaker on navels. Five cars Florldas, at
$1.70 average; lower on Florida*; warm.
Navels —Honest Pack, xc, Tiislln P. Co.,
$1.30; Nona Better, $1.40; Caledonia, xc, T.
Strain. $1.10; LotongO, fy, Span- F. Co.,
$1.65-1.75; Navajo, A. 11. Caaa Kianca.
$1.65; Pointer, A. C, O. Lateen S. $1.60; Coy
ote. O. K. Ex. $1.15; Airship, V. C. Fill
more, $1.65; Lucky, sd, Tustln 9. Co., $1.20;
1 Yumyum. $1.30; Cambria, sd. T. Strain.
$1.15; Circus, xc, Sparr Ft. Co., 95c 51.55;
Teal, Coving Ex. $1.45; Possum, A, C. Q.
Axusa, $1.95; Carlo. S. A. Ex. $1.65; Oriole,
V. C. Flllmore, $1.05.
BOSTON
BOSTON". March 30. — Eighteen ears sold;
market unchanged; warm. Naval« Quean
Bee, Q. «'. Corona, $2; Pointer, A. C. G.
Charter Oak. $1.95; Golden Rule, Hiv. Ex.
$2.85; Royal, Q- C. Corona, $2.35; I.; y.
tame $1.65; Prong Horn, O. K. Ex. «i 50;
Gold Buckle, R. H. K. High. 85.66; Tunnel,
S, T. Fernando, $1.65; Robusta, A. 11. Pa
chappa. $2.60; John Alden, B. 11. High.
j ■ 05; Standard, sd. Nat. O. Co., $2.35; Mo
ha. eh. Red O. P. Assn. $1 flu; Cal. Beauty,
81.80; Blue Star. eh. W. • Strong, $1.40:
San ; aaqual, eh, 11. XV. Bailey, $1.20: Royal.
Q. C, Corona, $1.63: La Mesa. Rlv, Ex. Rlv.
$2.45: Golden, .-ami. 61-*0: Princess, Q. C.
Corona. $2; Moose, O. K. Ex. $1.35; Quail,
same. 11.70; Rey, S. T. Ex. $2: Alia Cre.ta.
A It. Pachappa. $3.10: PruKllla, B. U. High.
$2.30; Orchard, or. Nat. O. Co., $2.95; High
land $" "0; Clover, xc. Red. O. G. Assn.
*1 80: san Rafael, fy. 11. W. Bailey. $1.50;
I.asfiores. $1.20. Lemons —Pet, S. A. Ex.
13.60; Greyhound. $2.65. Ruby. 3 i—Coyote,
90c.
CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND. March 30.—?! x cars navels
sold; market lower; warm; rain predicted.
Navels— Butterfly. Covlna Ex.. ll.M; (■•'
vJlan. Rlv. Ex. Rlv. $1.30; Quail. O. K. El
(I- 05: Frultella, Rlv. High. $l.« 0; l-ochln
,ar R ii E. High. $2.15; Teal. Covlna Ex.
M.OO; Xavajo. A. 11. i asi B $1.70; Fruita.
Rlv, Hlßhgrove, $2; Gold Buckle, R. H. E.
High $2.50.
ST. 1.01 II
ST. LOUIS, March 30. —Favorable: prices
1 low account condition; ten cars navels, two
lemons, two Florida! sold Navels—Pos
' ■ mi A. C. G. Asusa, $2: Gold Finch, S. I
1 El Modena $1.60: El Dorado. indlilo F.
a \. $1.85; Pride, of ■'; Rlv. Ex. Rlv.
1 $1 65; Cougar, Covlna Ex. $1.95: Cougar,
Imp, same. $1.00: Pride of Cal. Rlv. Ex.
Rlv $1.45; Red Mountain, 61.70; Transconti
nental, S. S. El Mod. na, $1.75; Liberty, Ks
-1 condldo F. O. A. $1.95; El Dorado. Imp.
same, »1.90: Carlo. B. A. Ex. $1.80; Red c,
Imp, Covlna Ex. 62.10; La Paioma, Rlv,
Ex. Rlv. $1.55: Crystal. R. H Redlands.
BJ.SS; Pansy, x ■. Colton O. O. Assn. tt.ti.
Lemons—Red Mountain. $2.80; Golden
Strand $1.65: Squirrel. 13.85: Palm Tree.
12.75; aaaa $3.33: Diamond K. $3.10. Tan-
News of the Waterfront
SAX PEDRO, March 30.—Arrived; Steam I
schooner Bee from Willapa Harbor, steam
schooner Baa Gabriel from Umpqua river;
steam schooner Fair Oaks from Gray's Har
bor via San Francisco, steam schooner Welles
ley from Aberdeen, schooner XV. I. Gatms, thir
teen clays from Everett.
sailed. Steamship Prcldcnt for San Diego,
steamer Hanalel for San Francisco direct,
steam schooner Harold Dollar for Uelllngham
! via Ban Francisco, steam schooner Mandalay
for Crescent City via Sun . Francisco, steam
I Bchoonar Nann Smith for Coos Bay via Re
dondo and San Francisco, steam schooner
Lucy Neff for San Francisco, yawl Olympic
for Vancouver, B. '".. steam schooner lair
OaK, tor ban D IB ._
Van) Ol.vmpla Still,
The yawl Olympla sailed today for Van
couver under command of her owner, rapt.
Ashe, an Alberta rancher. The yawl arrived
here about two months ago, after a trouble
some voyage down the coast. She was
libeled at Grays Harbor after being res
cued oil the bar. After settling the claim
for 11000 her owner took command ami
proceeded. Capt. Ashe was compelled to
put Into San Francisco In distress, but
finally reached Catallna with all hands sick
of their Job. The Olyinpia was originally a
fast racing craft and lias won many races
in the north.
Repairs on Homer Completed
The new crank shaft for the starboard en
gine on the steamer Homer arrived today
from the Llewellyn Iron works and will be
Installed tonight. The steamer will prob
ably all tomorrow afternoon for San Diego
to take coal before proceeding to Han Bias
to reload bananas for the Pacific Fruit com
pany. While the Homer has been In port
awaiting repairs on the engine the hold has
been fitted up with a complete sot of shelves
and racks for tho banana trade, which will
enable her to carry nearly double the num
ber of ham hes she has been bringing.
Before the racks* were built she could
carry but 8000 to 9000 bunches piled in the
hold, on account of tho heavy weight on
those at the bottom.
•
Miscellaneous Notes
The steamer Lucy Neff. ('apt. Klltgard,
called today for San Francisco for orders
after discharging 1000 tons of Coos .bay
coal for the Southern Pacific.
The steamer James S. Hlgglna will com
plete discharge of cargo at the Consolidated
mill tomorrow and .ail for Fort llragg via
.San Francisco with passengers and In bal
last to reload for this port.
The steamer Manrlalay, Capt. Lofstrom.
sailed today for Crescent City via San Fran
cisco with passengers and In ballast to re
load lumber for this port.
The steamer Harold Dollar, Capt, Hagen,
sailed, today for Bellingham to reload lum
ber.
The steamer Nairn Smith, (.'apt. Olsen,
which sailed today for Rcdondo Beach with
partial cargo, will return here before sail-
Ing north to have a broken propeller re
paired.
The steamer Fair Oaks, ("apt. Johnson,
called for fuel last night bound for San
Diego with lumber cargo loaded at Grays
Ilarbor.
The schooner W. I. Cannes, ('apt. Peter
son, arrived today from Everett with 1,370.
--000 feet of lumber for various wholesalers.
The steamer Santa Barbara. Capt. Zad
dart, arrived today from Grays Harbor via
San Francisco and Redondo Beach with pas
sengers and lumber for various wholesalers.
She will sail for return Saturday.
The steamer Wellesley. ('apt. Lindqutst,
arrived today from Grays Harbor with 750.
--000 feet of lumber for the Consolidated
Lumber eonipftny.
'i'h<» .steamer Bee arrived today from
South Bend under oommand of Capt. \\eii
man. formerly master of the vvnpp, with a
partial gargo rur the Sllmsuu Lumber cum-
f First Exclusive Private Wire House on the Pacific Coast
C. WILSON
HTKMBBB MEW YORK STOCK KXCHANOB
OIHCAdO HOARD OF TRADE *■' ." V
THE STOCK AND BOND KXCHANO-. 8. ».
V ' CORRESPONDENTS
HARRIS, WINTHROP & COMPANY
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Oprn December IV. ."'i 1;
Pasadena Clients Will Get Instantaneous Service by,
" Calling Home 119
B. G. LATHROP, Manager
FUai—TELEPHONES—MAIX 87»» _,
J_: , . CLEARING HOUSE EANKS : „„
, NAM- ' ' oWCE.Rg. ;
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.tst Na ionai ttank w."r. s. hammond. «.*.«*,
Capital Block. H.*4o-*1* _.
i E. «orn.r B«ond and Bprlnir. Bu In. and Prortt.. IMP."*;
Merchants National Bank chab. ork-n-. *■««•-•
• ». corner Th.rd and Uprm,. -SSpjSi ?Val>U^ »^__»"y M.
N— ————^————— _. K. m-keb, c_.ni.r.
ational bank ot Calilornia h. b. m=kkb. ca»m«r.
N. «. eorn«r Fourth and Hprln« Capital. 1600,000. Proflt.. TlW.*^
|ft corner Fourth and Bprlng « U rplu. an.l ttn.llvld.Hl Proflt.. *».»*.
_. . , a. y. iuiuuiii.'. fr«i4«nt.
11l ._. iMauonal Bank james b. oi»t. <~uar.
I" ' Capital. ISOO.OOO.
V «■ E. corn-r Fourth and Broadway. nurpm. and j-.,.ii.i.-.^ rreSU. ««' "*
Buw yank & Trust Company A w j { ' EDM an, lcSahier'* wl—*"
Capital. #a»,olfli , ._.«.
ICt-Ilft Broadwar. Bradbury palldlnr Burplua - Undivided PraflU. IK».Wt.
nitea States Watsonal Bank J?. w. smith, cuuiar.
Uiutea states XMat;onal Bank Capital. 6MiTH!'ca.-iar.'
Capital. Wo.oo*.
II « «orn»r Main and Commercial. Surplus and ProBC. mala.
...wo national Bank v , i w. woods, c_>tnar.
Capital. 11.000,00*.
8 W. gornor Third and Main. Burplm. HOO.OOO. _________
C, Bank W A Hl>N l NOB. Prf ililonl.
omme. i:um iMationai sank mrwman kssick. cudim.
. i:a pita I. IZOO.MW.
I «»t B, gprtnit fom>r Fourtn. Burpt-jn and I'n.llyldad Proflt». 141-WL
Farmers & Merchants National Hank gbaruco -etu-R rc_»i>i»r.
Capital. 11.800.000.
rrrnrr Fourth and Main. Pur-lon and ProflU. tl.loo.Ma.
~ ILOS ANGELES StVIWBS °ANKS
I CECURITY —|
1 -Savings RANK
I Largest and Oldest in Southwest
|Kcso»rc,s $28,000,000.00
I Pay» th- hli-llt rate* of Interest and a* the mo»t liberal t«rm» conalateni
B with coond, conterTatlre banking.
■ Money to Loan on Improved Real Estate
B Security Building Spring and Fifth Street*
KMIMAIfWIIMMU BANK
«11^ THE. BANK WITH THE """BT*
j£r EFFICIENT EH VICE.
it SPRING AN* FOURTH JTJ. m
HARNESS al . n. tSSt. ..-.. SADDLERY
gerlnes— Blank, $1.55.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, March SO.—Warm: market
weak- 3 navels. 1 Florida fold; Florida Ku»
sets 65c to 11.60. Navels—Carlo, S. A. ■«.
II 70- Hey 3. T. Fernando. 11.50: Tunnel.
111 Jo! Golden Gate. xc. Had. G. O. A»sii.
ll.lt
CHRIS I RUT SHIPMENTS
Orgt. Lam. lot. |
Tuesday. March =9.. "0 ,' «' ,' >"
To date thla lea.on. .110T« 1«M }«•»
To date last »eaaon..H46» ■■"" H«J'.
I pony. She has a partial cargo for Santa
M *"st**.ra*r San Gabriel. rapt. Of*??;
arrived today from Drapo.ua with °ll0'«00
feet of lumber for the Kerckhuff-Cuzner
Lumber company.
The steamer Hanalel. Capt. arlnn.l.
•ailed today for San Francisco with pasmen
gen and freight for the Independent Steam
ship company. . , ..
The liner President continued down the
c., a -- to Kan Dies., this morning with a
larse number of tourists from '■'•< Angeles
and freight for the I 1 '11"111'' ''<>■»" Steamship
company. She will call here tomorrow on
the return voyage to Seattle via Redundo
Beach and San Francisco.
Movement* of Strainer*
ARRIVE
Steamer.i carrying passengers are due,
from northern ports via San Francisco and
from southern parts direct as follow*:
Steamer—Frum |M"' ..
President. Pan Diego March 31
Geo. W. Elder, Portland April 4
Governor, Seattle April ■•
Admiral Sampson, Seattle April 1
Governor, San Dlcro Apr 1 1
Santa ROM, Sail Francisco April .?
Bant a i:osa. San Diego April 10
Itoannk". Portland Apr II
President, Seattle April 1.
Watson, attic April !••
President, San Diego AP'U Jo
Buckman, Seattle April 19
DEPART
.Tas, B. Hl««ln*. Fort BYasg March II
President. Seattlo March .1 1
Santa Barbara. Grays Harbor April -
CJeo. W. Elder. Portland April 5
Oovernor. San Diego April I
Governor. Seattle April .
Admiral Sampson. Seattle Apr »
Santa Rosa, San Diego -Aprll 9
Santa Rosa. San Francisco April JO
lloanoke. Portland Apr It
President. San Diego ...April }•
President. Seattle April 14
Watson. Seattle Apr '•
Buckmna. Seattle April .1
March Tide Table
A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M.
March 31 6:25 12:38 iM UIW
1.2 3.1 t.b t.O
"""""""^^^Forelitn Shipping
SAN FRANCISCO, March 30.—Sailed—
Steamers Santa Rosa for' San Diego; On
tralla for San Pedro. Arrived—Steamer
Whittier from San Pedro.
NEW YORK —I.uHltanla. for Liver
pool.
YOKOHAMA-—Arrived — Seattle Maru
from Tacoma.
ANTWERP —Sailed —Serapls for Tacoma.
QUEENSTOWN —Sailed —Ivernla for llos
ton. ■ ' .- " .j .- ■ ■
BUILDING PERMITS
Following are the permits Issued since
the last publication of the list and classified
according to wards: ' Pormlts. Value.
First ward ] |ISO
Second ward ...' - 6,400
Third ward 1 ":
Fourth ward 1 300
Fifth ward 8 10.450
Sixth ward >.. I 1,000
Ninth ward 1 1.500
Totals 20 $25,203
Occidental boulevard, 377 —W. W. Rich
ardson, owner; .1. H. Wllkina, builder; I
story garage; $203. ,
Thirty-sixth street, 1-1 East — Mary I,
I.*ivlb, owner and builder; 1-story it-room
house; 1200, ■ •
Marmlon way, BBl3— Mm. Catherine Bu
chanan, owner; H. B. Townscnd, builder;
alterations; 135(1.
Hollywood— Hollywood boulevard — St.
@Are You $|£
ri^artlnit Ww a>1»? Aie >**^J
jff your frlenda reading them?
W Don't mlv reading them. Tell your Wk
1M friend* M read (hem. Watch for fl
M uda numbered 401 to 407; set ready f|
V ■ Xlv» ten reason! why the ai.i. IB
U. NKillT AND UAV HANK depos- M
M [ton are «atl»fled. Over ft,(ot new M
M accounts opened. Mm
iALL NIGHUM*}
S^kS> £m. SW
Tfiffflfr BTK AND 81' KING. 3«t <iKB^
I Oleum Development Company
The best tpeculative purchase of all the
oil stocki. Pull Information'furnished,
and orders executed by
Fielding J. Stilson Company
Mi:, 11. \\. llrlliiluii Building.
A! 547 Main 10S.
I WEAK MEN
Quit drugging. If you want to got
well, assist Nature to cure. Elec
tricity combined with dilatation Is
a permanent cure for Piles, Hem
orrhoids, Constipation, Nervous De
bility, Sexual and Prostatlc Trou
bles. Our appliance! are sold under
a positive guarantee, A trial will
convince. Call at our office and
examine these appliances, consulta
tion strictly confidential. If you
cannot call, write (or free booklet.
Electro-Surgical
Appliance Company
Rooms 407-409 I. W. Hellman
Bldg., 411 South Main St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Stephens Church of Hollywood, owner; B.
Foster, builder; 1-story 2-room parish house
1610.
Miranda -street, 20<3—A. W. Paine, own
er; .1. w. Lrtidwlg. builder; 1-story 3-rooin
house; $1300.
Twenty-eighth Btreet, 2281 West— A.
i'hlii.iii, owner; Whiting Thompson, builder;
1-story S-room house; $1350.
Hobart boulevard, 3849 South —C, L.. Per
rln, owner and builder; '1-story (-room
house; $1500. ' I
Hebart boulevard. 3801, 3871; Hame; lit oo.
Fllty-Blxtli street, 216-213 East— JiVs.ilo
nclb, owner; J. M. (.:ilnc, builder; 1-story ;i
--room house; $850.
i Wall street, 232» South— U Flschbeck,
owner and builder; 1-story 5-room house;
$1350. -'••. j
Adams street, 1033 East — J. S. Ordway,
owner; F. Spauldliig, builder; alterations;
$2800.
Esperanza street, 617— H. 11. Pratt, own
er and builder; 1-story 5-room house; $15011,
Forty-ninth place, 633 West —H. V.
Knight, owner and builder; 1-story 3-room
house; {1000.
Eighth street, 303 West Pacific Portable
Construction Co., owners and builders; I
■tory ■_' room building; $300.
Hollywood—Vine street. 131 — Bettl,
owner; U. Foster, builder; alterations; $300.
$300. , - •
Thlrty-soventh street, 1708 East—Chas. o.
Brhrieder, owner and builder; alteration
1110, i . f ■- ".
Forty-eighth street, 1625 West —Mrs.
FOmiiia Mygrant, owner; Voso A Wlnget,
builders; 1-story u-ruum house; $20(0.

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