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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
MARKET TRADING
NOTABLY NARROW
Buyers Keep Out of the Game
and Conditions Continue
to Be Uneasy
AWAIT TOBACCO DECISION
Alarm Over the Crop Prospects
Revived l»y Dryness in
the Southwest
fAssoriated Press}
NEW YORK, March 31.—The stock
market today further disclosed its nar
row limitations. The traders operated
on one side of the market for a time
and then shifted to the other side,
while real buyers and sellers apparently
refrained from taking any action at all.
Great uncertainty exists as to the
significant i of the decision of the su
preme court not to accompany the body
of the late Justice Brewer to its rest
ins place in Kansas. The desire to
avoid delay in the public business
gives rise to a supposition that the
American Tobacco case may be decided
on Monday. The opinion is universal
In stock market circles that the de
cision wll be followed by a pronounced
movement of the market in one direc
tion or the other.
Another matter receiving: much at
tention was the number of railroads
following the example of the Pennsyl
vania by increasing wages. That fic
tion v.is ol mixed effect on specula live
lentlment. The views expressed by
labor >■ presentatlvea ascribed b motive
or caution to the action as designed to
weaken prospective demands for
larger Increases than those recordi d.
rhat the step would facilitate agree
inenta, however, was assumed.
Uneasiness over the crop conditions
was revived by the failure of predic
tions of general rains in the southwest
and by the cooler weather reported
thi re. Another wave of depression rai
anated from the Qranby mining episode
in the Boston market. The gravity of
the Incident was inferred from the
news of its influence in so remote a
ticld as the Paris bourse.
London sent reports, however, of mn
fldent expectations of nn early move
ment of pold from Vow York to thai
(enter. An easy discount rate in Lon
don today was attributed to thai
pecf. The local money market was
unaffected by the preparations for the
heavy April payments.
Bon easy. Total sales, par
value, $2,iP6,ofin.
United Btatei bondi w«w unch
mi call,
■ NEW YORK STOCKS
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
•on. 213 Will fifth street, 1.03 Angeles, in. 111
--b»r New York stock exchange, Chicago board
of trade, stuck and bond exchange of San
Francisco.
NEW YORK, March 31.—Following were the
Quotations today:
Bales. Stock. lIlKh. Low. Bid. Ask.
i :halmcni .. lv W].
do preferred ....... .. >>■- SSU
42.0UH AnmlK Copper .... T~ , ...•, 74'j 74> 4
4W Imi r Bee Bugai. 37 37 3>i'4 SI
do preferred ....... .. '; 07
1.2U0 Amor Can Co .... 11 lo>i 10* ill
100 do preferred .'( 71 74 7.".
7uo Am i.'»r and Fdy.. Ec% 81% ''-'i «2T«
do preferred . 110 1173;
"00 Amor Cotton oil .. M 6514 «3 oj'.i
do pn ferrcd .. JO.l i"T
\iu. i Express 275 290
sea Alter Ice Kccur .. SST4 20»i lOTi 1W
» \ mer I -in-' ■ : .... 13', a ]3'i 13's 13»i
do preferred ..... .. .. • 37* ffii
600 Am l,ocomMlvo .. 49'J 4:i',i 60 SOU
do ii .. I 12»; UIL
I7,!oo Am Emit and It's. Sl'.i 7i»V4 /wi-\ SI
JIM do preferred . 106 Ji« lOj'j 10«
Dutl Anicr Sugar 123 123 I'JJ 123' i
....... do preferred ... l:.' 133V4
800 Anier Steel Foudrs 66 DO Mi r.S' 3
l.OU*> Amer Tel and Tel. 137% U7i-.. 1;{7', 3 137",
Amer rob pfl . 04 Bo
sill* Ami' i Woolen X 3014 soft ;ii;ij
do preferred ... .. 100 101
3,700 Anaconda 4(i?; 43»; 4<i'i 4*14
i"i Atlantic C Line ..129 U"j ];:i ijij
7,200 A '1' a.- Santa Fe..112>4 in»i 11124 11244
100 do preferred 103 M 3 102*4 lu3»i
WO Halt & Ohio no»; novj 110 ft Jll» 4
do preferred .. 91 !'3
1,21X1 M II T 7liii %\ 7«V 7«%
2,300 Canadian Pacific..]S2 !mii 2 is. it^ ]»,;■
71,30 O & <J (s.-,i.. M-, (.;, 8;»'i
100 i- .-. A 53' i r.::tt r,.: m
800 i ■ & v \V «... 27' i, 27 27«; 2S
do preferred 53»» 0.1
smi (' .v N W ... ir.iH i.vi i.vi iwi
7,7<») C M &- St P 1405, ]:l! iij ]).; 14,,:,,
100 do preferred 10s l.vs j.'T-", ir.s
!niO Central leather .. 41 4'i' t 4<» Ail's
SOO do preferred ITi Ifß 10G*i l"7i s
Cunt of N .;.. 27.1 290
C C C *• St 1, S.V, '7
.... do preferred ]■»•'. i.'j
1,000 Colo Fuel and 1.. 39 »'j :;3 10
do preferred .... 11.) 117
... Columbus II V. &I .. .. 13U H
' 100 Colors Southern. C 3 M IWj Da
do Ist preferred 7s SI
i . 77
5,i00 Consolidated 1ia5..142 Uo'£ 1)1 14l'j
400 Corn Products. .... K% 16Va lt>3i 17
, da pn • .. 7-. BO
WO Del & Hudson ....171Vi 170H 171 171" ■
"i.'ioo D&& <; '..'.'. io 39 '■:!!>; em
1,100 D & R G
, do preferred 77 7:t
200 Distil Securities .. 3V; 31'; ::l'i SIS
I'uiuOi ;-. B & A H' 4 JSiH
100 do preferred L'T'i ;T'. IT :
-3,700 Erie :s', a -jv;, 2!i'i 2H%
do Jst jircfcrn'il 47-"i 4S
100 ,1" 2d preferred.. 37!-i 37.i 57 ::7\
E' 300 General IClcctrlo ..li>ii lii iiy; liv
100 [ Northern On 61 63; i ■:) •:i'.-
--1,000 Ot Northern pfd..,131<; 13;i\ 134 13l'a
400 Illinois Central ...130'i 13SJ4 1:10 13»U
2,400 Intcrboro Jletro ... :.!<', SJ :^' s «2>i
2,500 do preferred S7J« ;.t>'i ;i7' k r.7?,
Intel i Taper U" 4 ]:;
do preferred .'.'> Si
100 Internat I 'umji ...43 4:! 42.; 43
do preferred s;,i; sfl'.J
lowa Central .. 2S'.i 23! i
do preferred !. 4^' a !.?
600 i. C .Southern .. . 3;? i ::r, ;:.") 80
do preferred 67' i «9«j
300 Jj & N 143' i HS'i 149 150 .
Mackay Ss»i ;k)
do preferred ~,t, T9
;; Manhattan «T7tJTTT7.I .. 137 137V1
100 Metro Bt rty 15 IJ 13 J7
....... Mexican Central 27»» 2S
MO Minn & Bt L 3iVi S5 SI M.i
do preferred .. .. BS 7j
M tit P & S S M 13S!i 1;f!)
do preferred ..... .. .. 151
1.700 H X & T ... 41 Wi 40?; 41
DO do preferred 72 72 71', 7"
600 Missouri raul.ic .. <Wi 6fc'.; 69 6!". i
SOO National Lead ...SIU SO si M',
.; do preferred 10714 109
National Biscuit .. . .. 105 109V4
do preferred 120 '123
rf V Air Brake 75' i 7S
2,700 -V V Central 121% 12014 I-'l'i 121?;
....... x r c & si 1 57 69
do IM. preferred ■ 110 IIS
... do M preferred.. 824 S7
KM) N V Ont & West.. «V 44>.» >% 45W
2,700 Norfolk & Westrn.lO3V4 li'2',4 JOS 103' a
do preferred .. M', 90
North American 76% 771»
CARI..OAD SHPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS
<♦> Shipments of orange* and lemons <•>
• > from lAm Angeles Tuesday, Starch 29, «
*, nern 110 carloads of orange* and 21 of <£>
A lemons. Total to date there limn been «
4> shipped 12.761) carloads, of which 1693 •$■
were lemons. Last season to dat« there <£>
. (rare ahlppnl 14,430 carloads, of which <$>
<•> 1086 .were lemons. ***??
1,000 Northern Pacific ..183% 133 IMA 153%
Omaha 148 155
do preferred 160 170
Pacific Coast 109 114
100 Pacific Mall 30H 30V4 SOU 31
18.S00 Pcnna X R C0....133<!4 134% 1334 135H
1,000 Peoples Gas 110 1109U 109% 103^j
(00 Pittsburg Coal ... 209, 20 20% :o%
do preferred .. TO 72
600 1' CC& St L 102"i 102 102,4 102%
I do preferred 110 118
100 Pressed Steel Car. 40' i 4014 40<« 41
100 do preferred . 102 102 101% lo2i»i
MR) Steel Bpgi Co.. mi Wi 39*4 *■>
... do preferred 191 107
112,600 Reading 165 163 H414 Jti4%
do lit preferred !U'/4 9SU
do 2.1 preferred .. .. 103 103
1,000 Republic S & 1.... 3S si ■>, 38 S6',i
600 .in preferred 09 M Ml* 99>>.
12,000 Bock lrland Co .. 454 4411 4514 4:,"4
100 do preferred Si'A 88•£ 88 50
Sloss Shef S & I 74% 76%
do preferred ■ 118 122
St L, * SF It pfd 6514 10
900 do Cd preferred.. 49 4S<4 48% 49
St L & S W -1" 2S»i
100 do preferred 71% 72% 7:l' 73
20.8<>0 Southern Pacific ..lint 125 Mi l-'S 123%.
400 Southern Railway. 27'» !7'4 3TV4 27%
500 do preferred 63H 63 63 63%
Tennessee Copper sfMe. 31Vi
000 Texas racifio 80', 30*4 30% 31
400 Third Aye 6% fit f.H •>%
100 Toledo St I. ft. W. 43% 43% 43V4 41
400 do preferred 66», 65% KM «6,4
Twin City R T JISH 114*,
Union B and Papr .... 8 9
do preferred .- 64 66
64.900 Union Pacific 184 1' 7-» 183T4 IS4
HO do preferred 92H »i 92V6 92%
United Rds of ST.. .. 38 3 1!
do preferred .. '-'''i 67
U I CMI Irn Pipe .. .. MM 2.1
do preferred 72 76
(no V S Rubber 43 45T, 42*4 43
100 do Ist preferred. ll4 113% 111 114H
do 2d preferred.. .. .. 78 So
137,000 U B Steel Cor 82% 814 Ml, 82%
200 do preferred 119^ 119 V, 119H 119*»
1,100 Utah Copper 45 44H 44% 45
2,800 Va-Car Chem Co.. M*4 r:\ F.Si 68%
100 do preferred 124% 124% 120 125*4
1,300 Wabash 2H, 20% 2H4 2H4
3,6(10 do preferred 48 44\4 48 46%
Wells Fargo Ex ' 170 180
300 Western Union ...74 73% "34 74
Westinghouse .. 63 64
W&T. B 44 [
do Ist preferred .. .. 9.4 l"'-i
do M preferred .. 6U BV4
too Wisconsin Central BOH 60 W'4 E2'i
Am Hide and Lea .. .. «% «!4
do preferred ■• 37 SS •
100 Am Ag and Chem 43% 43% 41 4.".
L.i preferred »'i M 8
Beth Steel 27 30
do preferred ..... *• ■• 60 .
Nat Enamel « B V"i 21
Pa.- Tel and Tel 36% 39<4
do preferred 90 10H4
IT S Realty 7<S 78
800 West Maryland ... 49H 49\i 49"4 49V4
Total sales, 638,500 shares.
NEW YORK BONDS
Special sen-ice to Th« Herald by .1. C. Wil
son. 212 W«wt Fifth street, l.os Angeles, mem
ber New York stock exchange, Chicago board
of trade, stock and bond exchange of San
Francisco.
NEW YORK, March 81.— Following war* the
closing quotations: BH. Asked.
Atchlaon gen 4s ''"■'« 95%
Auhlson cony 4s 11l 112
Baltimore & Ohio Ist 4s M 98V4
B R T 4a "34 SI-
Colorado Industrial 6s 79
C s Realty 6s l«4j '■•'
Roik Inland cnl 4s SIS Sl%
Southern Pacific ref 4s 95 Soli
Southern Pacific col 4» 91
Southern Pacific eonv 4a loiu 101%
Union Pacific l.it 4s 1"" i*'li
tTnlon pacific cony 4s lOS'i 109
r B Steel ta 104'n IT.'i
United Railway 4s 70 72
Wabach deb 43 71 71V4
Western PaclfV Gs M 98£
n & R G rcf .Is •• ■'■"'«
j Japanese 4s 92Vi
Japanese Ist 4'is 9« M' 4
Japanese LI 4Ha •»% M
(j s 2s rend 10"5 i 101.i
U R 2s coupon 100%
IT S3s reed MM* IMM
IT R3s coupon 10H4 103' i
US is red H4>i H6H
It' S4s coupon 114% 115H
TREASURY STATEMENT
WASHINGTON. March 31.—The condition of
the treasury at the beginning of business to
day was as follows:
Trust funds— Gold coin. »552,787,569; silver
dollars, 1488.834.000; silver dollars of ISDO, $.'!,•
WiO.000; silver certificates outstanding, 14>9,
--834,000.
(jeueral fund-Standard Oliver dollars In Een
eral fund, Si 9*0,888; current liabilities, 1101,
--123.146; work. balance In treasuiy office?,
$29,040,920; In banks to credit of treasurer of
the United States, jr.,478,717; subsidiary stiver
coin. $21,411,331; minor coin. |l,oM,tni total
balance In general fund. $67,784,
FINANCIAL RECORD
NEW YORK. March 31.- Money on call
steady, r'. a iU3 per cent; ruling rate and of
fere.l at - 7-8 per cent; closing bid 21;.
Time loans, steady; sixty days, 3^; per cent;
ninety days, 4 per cent; six months, 4<T4',j
per rent. Prime mercantile paper 4\ © 5
per cent; sterling exchange steady with ac
tual tmnlneM In bankers' Mils at 4.844.0Q1 ,
4 S4GO for sixty day bills and at 4.5770 for
demand Commercial bills 4.84 4.84 ', .
biir silver, [■i'jc; Mexican dnllurs, 44c; gov
ernment bonds- steady; railroad bonds easy.
CALIFORNIA BANK CLEARINGS
BAN FRANCISCO, March 31.—Hank clear
ings March 1 to IS, Inclusive:
Hank Building
City— ClearliißS. Permits.
Ban Francisco »150,;05,1!33 J1.830,329
lOS \,, lea 66,670,01:6 1,541,500
Oakland 13,010,073 i»9,'J7O
Sacramento 6,182,844
Fresno 2,721,671
San Jose 1,771,685
Stockton 2.040,890
San Ulego 6,107,107
Pasadena 3,917,702
METAL MARKET
NKW YORK, Maroii 31.—The market for
stands cupper wan weak and lower today
with spol and all deliveries up to the end of
May quoted at |i:.7o©ia. The London mar
ket was lower and spot whs Quoted at [51
ir.s nd futures at £uS 17s 6d. Local dealers
reported a weak market, but no quotable
change in prices, lake being quoted at
»13.2i«i13.50; electrolytic, $13013.25; cast
ins, J1J.7541'13. No arrivals were reported
nt New York today. Customs house receipts
showed exports of 198 tons, making 15.531
so far tills month. Tin wan firm but quiet,
with spot and March quoted at $33,404)/
33.70; April, May and June, 133.258 33.75.
The London market was higher and firm
with spot quoted at [154 1":. and futures at
£ID4 10a l.sad was dull with spot quoted
nt »4'43WJ't'sO New York and $4.20(^4.25
Ka?t St. I^oul?. The London market was
unchanged to £12 Us 9d. .Spelter was dull
with spot quoted at $5;55@&.65 New York,
hiul at f5.33»j5,4: East St. Louis. The
English market whs unchanged at £23. Iron
was lower iv London with Cleveland war
rants closing at ."ils Cd. Locally the. mar
ket continued quiet. No. 1 foundry north
ern, $18(I/'18.jO; No. 2 do. No. 1 hern
and No. 1 do soft. H~,.~tiijj/l><.^i.
BANK CLtARiNGS
Total bank clearings in Los Angeles for
the first quart) i In 1910 were $194,207,014,
an increase of 540,041),43ti as compared With
similar ■■< mil In 1900. Tne March. 1910,
total was $73,360,266. exceeding March, 1909,
$16,169 '. ■ Hankers predict still greater
results in commerce and trade fur each suc
ceeding quarter o£ the year.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 1, 1010.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
son, 212 West Fifth street. Lob Angeles, mem
ber New York stock exchange, Chicago board
of trade, stock and bond exchange of San
Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, March -Following
were the closing quotations:
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS— Bid. Asked.
Associated Oil Co in 97 97V4
Hay Counties Power Co 6s 101.4 103
Cat Central Gas and lilec (a 105
Cat Gas and Klec gen M&CT 6a.. 99% 100&
California St Cable Co 6s 103H
Ctty Elecirlo Co 63 an, *2
Contra Costa Water Co Ss 101
do (ten mtg 5s , 95
Edl«on Elec Co of L, A (9 100
Edison Light and Power 6s 107%
First Federal Trust Co lie 101'j
Ferries and Cliff lluukb Ry 6a 101
Hawaiian Corel and S Ps 106%
Honolulu R T and L. Co is 107
Lake Tahoa Ry and T Co 6s 99 100
Log Angeles Klec Co 5s 101%
Los Angelea Gas and El Co 5a 101% 103
1.03 Angeles Railway (a 110
Los Angeles Lighting gd 6s 103 '
L A Fac R R Ist con mtg Be 106V4
L A Pac R « of Cal is WOVi 101
Market Street Cable 6a 104
do Ry Ist cons mis 6s 98 101
II V and Mt Tamalpals S Ry 63.. .. 102
Northern Ry Co of Cal 6s 117
Northern Cal Power Co 5s 101 U. 1014
Northern Klectric Co 63 91
Oakland Transit Co 6s 1074
Oakland Transit 6s >..106
Oakland Transit Con 6a 104H 101 ,
Oakland Traction Con 5s 99U 100
Oakland Traction Co 6s !>2l 3 M
Oakland Water Co gtd Is M 99
Omnibus Cable Railway 6s 109 111
Pacltlo Gas Imp 4s So
Pacific Electric Ry Co 5a 106
Pacific Light and Power Co 6»... 98 994
Pac Light and Power gtd 6a 101' i
Pacific Tel and Tel Co 6s 99»i 100
Park and Cliff Mouse Ry «a 99
Park and Ocean it It 6s 100
People* Water Co 6s 71.4
Powell Street Railway 6s 99
Sacramento Klec Ga» and Ry Cs.. .. 104
S F Oak and San Jose Ry ft 106 103
do 24 mtg 61 .. 95
8 F Oak and S P Con Ry 6 95V4
Sierra Ry of Cal 6.1 107 108
a P R R of Cal 6s, 1912 105% 106%
do Ist c gtd g Es 115 Hi
8 F Branch Ry of Cal 6s 129
S P R R Co Ist rfdg 4s 96Si 96%
Stockton Oas and El Corp 6s 108
S V Water Co gen mtg 4s 92»4 92%
United Gas and Elec Co 6a Sl')
United R R of 8 V in 72%
Vallojo B and N V R R 6a 76
Valley Counties Power Co 6e 103
WATER STOCKS-
Siarln County 60
Spring Valley Water Co 48>4 49
GAS AND ELECTRIC STOCKS—
City Electric Co 58 M>,4
N Cal Power Co Con 66,4.
Paclflo Lighting Corp pfd 76H
do common 62%
INSURANCE) STOCKS—
California Insurance Co X
Fireman's Fund 273
STREET RAILROAD STOCKS—
California 115 135
Presidio ■ *'•>
POWDER STOCKS—
Giant Consolidated Co 50
SUGAR STOCKS—
Hawaiian Coral anil Sugar Co 41 43
Honokaa SuKar Co 22
Hutchlnson Sugar Plantation 18% 31
Kilauea Sugrar Plantation Co 18
Makawell Sugar Co 84>4 66
t>nomea Sugar Co r'4'= *> +
Paauhau I r Co 28*4 *»%
Union Sugar Co 69%
OIL STOCKS—
Amalgamated Oil Co ;■>
Associated Oil Co 4!>H W
Sterling Oil and Dcv Co 2% 3%
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS-
Alaska Packers' Delation 90
Cal Fruit Canners" Assn 101 M
Cal Wine Association 34 36
M V and Mt TamaJpals B Ry 102
Pae Auxiliary Fire Alarm 4
Pacific Coast Borax Co 164 ..
Pac Tel and Tel pfd !"5 '7' =
do common ■ 37 ..
Morning pales-2ono <'lty Eleo 6s HHi 6000
Oak Tract Co 6s 02= 4 : 1000 Spring VW 4s 92',J;
4000 Peoples W 6» 7i'v; 40 Ass.l Oil 49%; 10 do
49»i- 10 City Klec 68i«: US do 58; 10 Makawell
Mil; 10 I'a" Light I'M 76H: M Spring V W
4g14
Afternoon tales -1000 City Wee 5s 91',j: 2000
So Pac rfg 4- (6*4; 1000 United By 4s 73; &0
City Elec 68; 25 Spring V Water 4»'4.
FRUIT MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO, March 31—Fruits: Fancy
apples, 75c©51.00; common, 60@65c; oranges,
navels, $1.2532.&0: Mexican limes, tJ.!ioi!)ii.oo;
lemons, common California 11.26Q1.7d, good to
choice |2.00}i3.00, fancy 13.00&3.7 D; tropical
fruits, bananas 75c@|3.00, pineapples |2.OOaSM.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS
NEW YORK, March 31. -Kvaporate.l ap
ples steady; spot, fancy, lOOi choice, 8 'gi
BVsc; prime, «14©7Hc; common to lair, 6 '<\
6He. Prunes, quiet; California up to 30
--40s 2*i@9 l-4c; Oregons, B@9c. Apricots—
Barely steady; choice, 10»4@llc; extra
choice, 11 He 12c; fancy, 12«J13c. Paaohea,
dull and neglected; choice, 6Vjß;6%c; extra
choice, «li©tHoi t*ncy. 7 r*?-, Raisins
nominally unchanged; le.osem usoatels, 3» t eji
B«c; choice to fancy seeded, st&'6?;c; seed
less 3'.»4» 4%c; London layers, $1.15© 1.-5.
COFFEE AND SUGAR
NEW YORK, Maroh 31.—C0l
dun net 6 points higher to ( points lower.
April 6 lie; May. K.iOc; June, 1.90 c; July,
Ant:, and Sei>l 7o; Oot. Nov. Dec
Jan. 7 llo; Fob. T.lSo. Bpot, quiet;
No 7 nio, s-iic; No < Bantoa, » l-4e; mild,
Cordova. 9ffl 13 i Ic. .«,«.■
fiuKar Raw, arm; Muscovado, so ti I
■■ 68*; oentrlfu«al. 36 test. 4 ::•;,■ ni
.„„,' 89 test, S.eii . r.iin.-.i. steady;
granulated, 5.25 c; powdered,
FLOUR AND FEED
Followinu are the wholesale prices on flour
and feed, furnished by the Globe mills:
FAMILY FLOUR-
Al fluur per bbl •• ••*• •"•Ml
Al flour retail* $1.b6 'i and 950 * sack.
r'lnV,,- flour, per bbl $6.80
Globe flour retails 11.90 'i and $1 H .ack.
Silver Star flour, per bbls WOO
vvv flour, per bbl ♦*».«
XXX Eighth bbU. 200 per bbl . higher.
BAKERS 1 FLOUR-Per bbl.-
Globe ;'»!'
Kastern graham « »•»»
Eastern whole wheat B.SO
Eastern rye. ••«[
Bakers 1 Al \f
Bakers' Magnolia »-W
n-ikera* Fastry "-W
BMEALS AND CEREAL GOODS
"* lOlba. S5 1b». to lbs.
Al flour »■» *•■■■ I—
Pastry flour 3.m .... ••■.
gS^trtw.'^T":::::i:s i" :*
S5 .:.v::::::::::-4 4 A &
Wheat flakes, per sack of 60 lbs 1.90
do "er bbl. of 125 lbs., net 6.00
GRAIN AND FKED- 100 lbs.
Wheat, No. 1 .....$2.11
do 100-lb. tack, No. 1 2.1 i
Corn }•«
Cracked corn 190
Feed meal !•»»
Rolled barley JW
Seed barley i-<»
shorts *•**
East, willow charcoal 2.00
Bran, heavy I.M
Kaffir corn, red 1.80
Oil cake mea: 2.60
White oats 1-90
Ry> seed 2.10
Egyptian corn, white 1.86
Scratch food ■ • 2.20
Granite grit *■ 70
Chick feed 2.70
Cracked wheat 2.30
You can buy it. perhaps at many places, but
there's one BEST place to buy. It—and that
place advertises.
EGG RECEIPTS HEAVY
NO CHANGE IN PRICES
Market Trnie on All Commodities
Is Easy-More Mexican
Tomatoes
Since Wednesday local ranch eggs have been
advanced 2 cents a dozen on what la re
garded as light receipts. Yesterday tho re
ceipts wore 759 cases, a pretty big jump from
357 cases recorded for the earns day last
week. However, there were no changes in
quotation?, as consumption Is heavy.
Butter receipts were 34,133 pounds with
prices eteady.
Cold storage onions are moving freely. No
receipts.
Receipts of strawberries were 276 crates, a
little more than half tho amount that arrlvad
Wednesday and the day previous. There was
a decided Improvement In the marke, the
ruling price being 64160.
Tho Klein Fruit company received another
car of tomatoes Wednesday. The demand Is
strong and sales were made nt 12.23 a crate.
Asparagus was scarce and advanced 1 cent
a pound to 6®Be. Cabbage was scarce and ad
vanced to tI.DO a sack flat.
All kinds of fish plentiful.
Receipts of produce were: Eggs, 753 cases;
butter, 84,133 pounds; cheese, 10.Ml pounds;
potatoes, 1860 sacks; onions, none; beans, 11
£acics; sweet potatoes, none; apples, nond.
Produce Price*
Following are the Dally Market Reporter
tad exchange board wholesale quotations:
EGGS—Local ranch candled, extra so
lection, 29c; local ranch, candled, 27c; local
ranch, case count, buying price, So.
BUTTER— California creamery extras, lb. (
£6c; do tlrsts, lb., 23c; cooking butter, 22c;
ladle butter, 23c.
CHEESE—Northern fresh. ISc; large An
chor, 21o: Young America, Anchor, 19c;
hand, Anchor, Do I Oregon Daisy, 21oj east
ern singles, 19630 c: eastern Twins, UttCj
eastern Daisies, 19Hc; eastern Long Horns,
•0c; eastern Cheddars, 20(j 21c; imported
Swiss, 30©31 c; Jack cheese. 2"3 c; domestic
Swiss, 23©25 c; cream brick, 20c; llmburger, 20
©21c; Roquefort, 3»«4oc; lSdam, ts<it*i
Canadian cream, box, }1.
BEANS —No. 1 pink. »5.458:5.56: No. 1
llraas, $4.75; No. 1 Lady Washington, 14.60;
No. 1 small whites, 15.4005.50; No. 1 black
eyes, $5.25; No. 1 bayous, -16.80; No.
1 Garvanzas, 14.50; No. 1 lentils, California.
POTATOES—Highlands, cot, J1.@1.35; Lom
poc, 11.6501.75; Ha!- iliville. |1.40@1.50; Oregon
Burbanks, $1.50; Oregon Early ROM, II i
Oregon White Hose. »1.75@1.90; Salinas, |I.W4|
1.76; White Rose, $2; yellow sweets, ft; white
sweets. $l'.sG<iJ; red sweets, t2.23.
ONIONS —Northern Australian brown,
cwt. ll.1IOl.lt; Nevadas, (3.25; Oregon,
12.00; garlic. > .i 11.- lb.
FRESH —Apples— Bellefleura, 4
tier, i1.45@1.50; 4H-tler, $1.30*1.35; 3H
tler. |1.75; fall Pippins, $1.50; 4 4-tier,
$1.26; Greening?. $1.60; 4U-tler, $1.35; 4
tier Hoovers. $2.50; Colorado Jonathan,
$2.«5u3; White Winter Pearmalns, 4-tier,
$1.60@1.75; 4',4-tler, $1.25(g 1.35; red Pear
malns, 4-tier, $1.50; 4',4-tler, $1.30; Smith's
cider. 4-tler. $1.60; 4><,-tler. $1.25; Ben Da
vis, Colorado, $1.6501.85; Newton Pippins,
4-tler. $1.60; Missouri Pippins, Col. $1.76;
4'j-tler Cat $1.23; 4-tler Cal. $1.50; Lang
ford's, 4-tl*r, $1.50' 4V4-tler. $125; Rome
Beauties, $2.10^2 Spitzenbergs. 4-tler,
$1.86; Oanoa. |1.71(*1| Wlneiaps. Col. $2.35,
4-tler Cal. $1.73: 4W-tler Cal. $1.25.
STRAWBERRIES— E«f«c box.
ClTßUS—Seedless grapefruit, 13.754)1
seedlings, $3: fancy lemons. $2.50Q>3.25.
choice, »1.601* 1.75; fanvy navel oranges.
$1 HOI. tangerine oranges, >4-box, $1.50
1.711 Valencia oranges, fancy. $2.50©3;
limes. $0-lb. box. $1.23.
TROPICAL FRUlTS—Bananas, lb. 4 0
Be; do red, lb., 6c; Fard dates, lb., 10®12c;
do Golden. Ih. 7%c; do Persian, 1-lb. pkg
7H@Bc; alligator pears, dox. $6; pineap
ples, c■■ " .
—Winter Nellls pears, picking
boxes, ll.lfiO^i casabaa, crate, tl'u'4;
Christmas melons. $3: Imported grape*, bbl.
$8; guavas, basket, 6c; pomegranates, 10c;
persimmons, crate, $1.2501.75.
VEGETABLES—Artichokes, dox.. $1: aspar
agus, lb., 6uSc; Brussels sprouts, 10c lb.;
Bell peppers, Florida, lb. 4045 c; beets,
doz. bunches, iO-j;i;,c; string beans, lb.. 17@20c;
green cabbage, $l.r»0 sack; carrots, doz.,
bunches, 25c; cauliflower, crate, }]..;,.|
1.65; celery, rout, .l"7.en. 75c; do.
crate, $3.00; cucumbers, dozen, $1.60;
©3; corn husks, cut. Ib. 10c: do uncut. ll>.
fie; egg plant, 20O'0 lb; lcekD, iloz. 85c;
horseradish, l-o Ib.; oyster plant. Su'iMOc doz;
lettuce, 40c crate; peas. 7ftllc lb.;
parsley, doz. :sc; parsnlpa. doz. 40c; (.'rim.
rot) winter rhubarb, 10!335c box; spinach,
doz.SOc; young onion*, doz. SO^ZOo: turnips,
doc. bunches, \lO 4i25".; Mexican tomatoes,
crate. $- -.■
DRIED FRUITS—Apples, evaporated, lb.
• @10c; sprlcotß, Ib. i:</13e; loose flits,
white, box, 11.50; do black, box, 11.18; do
Imported, lb. 16@18c; currants. 9',-iOlOc;
peaches, lb. t%flt| pears, lb. 104i vl2c;
plums, lb. i:',4c; nectarines, Ib. 7'i<f)B'vc.
Prunes —'.'O-30s. ll@12c; 30-40s, 8c; 40-SOS,
Hie; 60-60», 6c; 60-"0s. «c; 70-SOs, &>Ae; su
80s, sc: 90-WOs. 4c.
RAISINS —J-erown, loose, 60 Ib. box, lb.
4>,4c; 3-crown, 6c; 4-cronn, s!jiv, 2-crown
London layers. 20-lb. box, In. 11.15; 3-crown,
$1.25; 4-crown, $1.60; 6-crown, 11.11; Sul
tanas, bleached, lb. Italic: do unbleached,
lb. O'.jc; seeded raisins. 16-oz. pkij. 6Vi'»
TViC; do 12-oz. pkg. 6'i®«%c.
NUTS—Almonds, fancy IXL. lb. 17®18c;
do Ne Plus Ultra, lb. 16c; brazils. 13 14■:;
cocoanuts, tioOlti oheatnuts, ll@12c; til -
berts, lb. 14«Hc; hickory, lb. Sc; pecans.
XX. lb. mic: do XXX. lb. He; do
XXXX. lb. 17c; eastern peanuts, lb. B@BV4c;
do California, Ib. sH®6c; do Japan, lb. 614
®7c; do Spanish, shelled. No. 1, lb. 10c;
plnenut«. 20c; walnuts, No. 1, 8. S. lb. 140
15c; do No. 2, !b. 10c; do Jumbos, 17@18c;
do budded, IB@'.'oc; popcorn, eastern, cwt.
60; do local, cwt. 51@3.26.
RICE —Fancy Honduras (Carolina) $6.75;
do choice Honduras (Carolina) (6@t.60;
Japan grades, |3.73"»4; Island, $.50; broken
||. SO.
HONEY—Extracted, water white, Ib. 7@
tHu; extracted, white, 7c; extracted, light
amber, lOIHOi comb, water white, 1-lb.
frames, It<a 17c; whit«, 1-lb. frames. 15®
l«c; light amber, 1-lb. frames, 10®Uc;
beeswax, lb. 30c.
LIVESTOCK — Packers ray t. o. b. Los
Angeles for beef steers. IHc; beef heifers.
4^torie; beef calves, 6Holc; mutton, wether*,
J5.5Q56-O0; ewes, $j^S.E»O; lambs, 35^37;
hogs, lie.
POULTRT Lar(< turkeys, live, lb., 25c;
small tnurkeys. live, lb., Ho; large liens,
4 lbs. up, lb., Mcl binall liens, 1% to 3',i lbs.,
li. . |ji , broilers'. Hi to 2 lbs., lb., 33c; triers,
2,2 to 3 lbs., lb., Me; roast chicken, per lb.,
2Jc; duck, IK, -"■; geeee, It- . ISc; squabs,
doz., 11.50; old roosters, lb., lie,
CHILI—-Evaporated, strings, lb. ISfiCOc.
loose, lb. 17c; Mexican black, lb. 18c; green,
lb. 20@25c; chill tepins, lb. (1.25; Japan,
15c.
HAT (Baled) — Following are quotations
paid by dealers to hay growers: Barley
hay, 116.50 a ton: wheat hay, $16.50 a ton;
tame oat hay, $17 a ton; volunteer hay.
113; alfalfa, small bales. $13.5u; straw, $10
a ton.
Hay prices to the trade: Tiarley hay, $18;
wheat hay, fIS; lam« oat hay, $50; volun
teer hay, $13; alfalfa, small bales, $15;
•traw. '"• Retail Price.
Retail Prices
Cgg , dozen ■"■'" :■■'
Best butter, per In 30®Ko
Beef, per pound 8®330
Pork, per pound 205300
Lamb, per pound 7@300
Haulage, per pound ISS2Oc
Ham, per pound, whole 220
Ham, per pound, sliced 350
Barracuda, halibut, ru.k cod and yellow
tail, per pound. 100
Salmon, eanJ 'labs, pound 20c
Herring and smelts, pound tiic
Oyatsrt, quart soo
Hens, pound , 27c
Fryers, pound • • 350
Rabbits, pound 250
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
PAN FRANCISCO. March 31.—Flour, Family
extras |».40©«.8O, bakers' extras $6.4086.80,
Oregon and Washington 16.75; wheat, ship
ping |l.T7*©X.B2'/t; barley, feed |1.36©1.38%,
brewing $1.40, Chevalier $1.60&1.6G; oats, red
|1.46<5160, white $t.60»!1.67',i, black nominal;
mlllstuftii, middlings $32,004/35.00, mixed feed
$'J8.00&33.00, rolled barley $28.00!ij"J9.()0; oatmeal
$-1.20, oat.Broats $4.00. rolled oata $33.00<*i35.00:
hay, wheat $H.00@1.00. wheat and oat 1)00
17.00, wild oat $10.00@13.00, tame oat $12.008>
10.00, alfalfa $5.00@12.00, straw 60®70c.
Receipts—Four 4025. wheat 1380, barley 8320,
oats 290, beans 701, potatoes 3140, onions 320,
bran 80, middlings 30, hay 631, hides 1635, wlno
51,300.
KAN FRANCISCO. March 31.—Beans, pink
$5.0011 "/.Id, lima $4.35@4.45, small white 54 t'J'oi
4.85. largo white $3.75@4.00; potatoes, Oregon
Burbankl 80cg$1.00, Salinas Burbanks |I,J5©
1.40, Merced sweets $2.00@2.50; various, green
peas »;;'■;.".<■. egg plant 10@20c, green peppers
16@30c, asparagus IHO4O, rhubarb S0c(8$1.00,
garlic 3(gisc. cucumbors f1.2501.50, Mexican to
maloes t2.vQ'it2.'iii, mushrooms 04(25.
CHICAGO GRAIN
Special service to* The Herald by J. C. Wil
son, member of the Chicago board or trad".
New York stock exchange an.l Ban Kranetsco
bond' and stork exchange, 119 West Fifth
street, I.ob Angeles.
CHICAGO. March 31.—Following was the
miik<* of prices:
WHEAT— Open. H!«:h. Low. Close.
May $X.l«s »I.li,'i $1.11% |1.1«*
July 1.08V4 l.(«'i 1.03 l.Oßtt
September 1.05% I.M 1.05U 1.0M4
corn—
May 83 .C.Uji .fi» ,Ss'i
July 65 ,«5'4 .Bl'i ,61' a
September it .66 .03?, .6i!i
OATS—
May .43% .43« i .«'i .*?.',
July .41% .41% MM •<!%
September ' .S9',i .39% .30H .S5' 2
PORK-
Miiy ?B.SO =r>.92H 5T..70 15.50
July 2.-,. 20."3',i 15.E2H 86.67,4
September :5.20 25.23 15.0714 23.10
LAUD—
May 13.t3V4J3.55 v.« 13.S2Vi
July 13.72H 13.7214 13.M!i 13.82V4
September 13.E>7>>i 13.5714 13.45 13.
KIBS—
May ; 13.7114 1«.7!*4 l.i.K'i 13.671,4
July 13.47*4 13.4714 J3.27H 13.55
September 13.£5 13.23 13.22V4 U.mi
CHICAGO, Marcn Sl.—Cash quotations were
as follows: Flour easy; No. 2 rye, 80c; feed
or mixing barley, 62ff54c; fair to choice malt-
Ing. dOtToj flax seed. No. 1 southwestern,
12.20; No. l northwestern, 2.30; timothy Becd
$4.fiO, clover, 112.60; men* pork per bbl.i $25.87'j
W26.00; lard i>er 10 lbs., $14.00; short ribs,
sides, loose. f13.37<4®13.75; short clear sides,
based, 114.13JT14.50.
OHICAao, March 31.—Total clearances of
wheat and flour were equal to 120,000 bushela.-
Primary receipts were 437,000 bushels, com
pared with 489.000 bushels the corresponding
day a year ago. Estimated receipts for to
morrow, wheat SO cars, corn 149 cars, oats 70
cars, hogs 10,000 head.
DAILY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE
Flour, 52.500 barrels received, '.'-..400 shipped;
wheat, 36,000 buahels received, 14.100 shipped;
corn, 167,600 bushels received, 168,100 bushels
shipped; oats, 129,600 bush«ls received, 235,400
bushels shipped; rye. 2000 bushels received;
barley, 81,000 bushel» received. 11,600 shipped.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO. March 31.—Cattle receipts esti
mated at 3500: market steady. Unvea J5.75©
8.70, Texas steers 1.0006.60. western uteera
$5.00@7.00. stockers and feeders $3 83®6.75,
cows and helfera $6.55@7.55, calves $5.00«9.25.
Hogs— Receipts fstimated at 12.000; market
6 higher. Light $10.45010.80. mixed |10.65©10.90;
heavy 110.."M0.90, rough 110.56&10.65. good to
choice heavy $10.66®10.!». pigs *D.U54f10.50, bulk
of sales tIO.7OBIti.SO.
Kherp— llecelpts estimated at 17,000; market
steady. Native t6.&0©9.10, western 6.75<g!>.M.
yearlings $6.25^9,40, native lambs $8 601)10.2!),
western J. 40010.35.
CELERY SALES LARGE
Official flgnrei from th« offices of the Cali
fornia Vegetable union show that the re
turns from sales of Orange county celery
for the month of February was 1*2,000. The
celery season will clo>p within a month.
wf for ads. numbered 401 to 407. V
VI They will request you to sand ■
■1 ten reasons why the Al/1. KIQHT MM
O AND DAY BANK received over ■■
■ $1,000,000 on deposits - the first «
II year, and continues to grow at M
M the rate of 100 new accounts a M
laLL M6HUMNJ
\ALL MGHThtty}
Sill AND SrRINO. 383 I^JH^
Paying Four Per Cent
Open a "Tana Savlngn" account today.
$1 will do It.
!...« Angrles Trust * Having* Bank,
Central Kldg.. Plxth n«d Main.
Good Backing
Makes
Good Banking
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OFFICERS
L. L. Elliott, President. L. C. Haynes>, Vice President Frank J. Thomas, Cashier
W. S. Collins, Vice President 'L. D. Williams, Cashier E. K. Hum, Vice President
DIRECTORS
■a .... >■ W. S. Collins S. J. Chapman Judge Benj. Bledsoe E. A. Montgomery
K. J. waters Horace O. Smith C. B. Barnes J. S. Schirm 'L. C. Haynes
Frank J. Thomas Wm L oftus E. K. Hum Edward D. Silent L. L. Elliott
This is the Bank in which The Herald has deposited $500 to be given
as a Prize in its* Grand Prize Contest AM| Mfl
Oil & Metals Bank & Trust Co.
311 West Third Street
| First Exclusive Private Wire House on 1 the: Pacific Coast
J.G. WILSON
, MKMIIKtt NEW YORK STOCK KXCUANOB
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRAJUB
TILE STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. S. W.
CORRESPONDENTS
HARRIS, WINTHROP & COMPANY
OFFICES—HOTEL AI.EXANDKIA. SIS Welt Fifth St.
HOTEL DEL CORONADO, Coronad* ■ ■
MILL* BUILDING. Ban Frnncltc*
I'AI.ACE HOTEL, Hun Fraorlat'o * •
Open, December 18.
Pasadena Clients Will Get Instantaneous Service by]
Calling Home 119
B. G. LATHROP, Manager
FItSS—TELEPHONES—MAIN 8798
CLEARING HOUSE BANKS
MAMB . OFFICERS.
Farmers & Merchants National Bank L UKIXMAN, i*l»aW»nt.
armers & Merchants National Bank chari.es hkyusr. ca»w«iw
Capital, $1,600,000.
Corner Fourth and Main. Burplu. and Proflte. n,tw.w.
Fj m j.:i.i.iin . t'i>iU«nt.
.ist Na ional .Bank v w. x. b. hammond, mum. ,
Capital Stock. Il.tW.OpO. ,?.
a E. corner Second and Spun*-. go lua end _Prn.nta : _|l.Ml ;;
■ ~—; rrr —; — w. H. uoluliay. rreillloat
crchants National Bank chas. greens, caahiat.
Capital «00,000. ..MMa
B. E. corner Third and Bprln.. Surplus * Undivided ProflU HM.Wt
r-j^ ■ —— j a. t'lSlUiuaN. Fre»loe«W
ilationai Bank ot California h. p. m.-kke. cu&ier.
fa Capital. 1800,009. _«.-■«
II N. a wfntr Fourth and Sprint;. Burplu.' and Undivided Pronta. tIW.W.
(• L ' , B. K. ZOMMMO, Frealdant. 7
I •u*u national Bank jambs b. gist, cuuar.
_ Capital. »300.000. ...._.
Ing comer Fourth and Broadway. Burplu. and Undivided front*. WU.W.
B.auw y Bank & Trust Company a^w^SS^^*
Capital. 1360,000.
lOt-110 Broadway. Bradbury building. turplui A Undivided Front.. »H,ooe.
United States NaUonal Bank IBAlAti W. UELLUAN, Frealdeah
mted States NaUonal Bank r.wT smith, cuoiet.
Capital. MOO.OOO.
B. ■. corner Vain and CommerelaL Burplun anil Profit*. in.***.
C, ,-. , R J. WATEK3. Freeldent,
.lueiM national Bank « w. woods, cuhiea. ,
Capital. 11.000.005.
■ W corner Third and Main. Burplu.. MOO.oOO.
C. Bank W A HUiNYNOB, Prealdant.
ommcrciai National Bank new man khsick. caamar.
I g capital. 1200.WU.
U «M B. Sprint, corner Fourth. Burplu. and Undivided Proflta. lO.OM.
LOS ANGELES SAVINGS RANKS
"r-^ECIIRITY —■*
1 iTJavingsRANK
1 . . Largest and Oldest in Southwest
Ir™™. $28,000,000.00
I Para the hl(heat rale* of Internal and an the moat liberal terms eon.letenl
H with aounil, conservative hanking.
f Money to Loan on Improved Real Estate
I Security Building Spring and Fifth Street*
HHIMAHWJMfS BANK
mmW^ m THE. BANK WITH THE ■«■'
J&^ EFFICIENT SEfit VICE.
& SPRING ANO FOURTH STS.
Oleum Development Company
The bent speculative purchase of all the
oil mock**. Full Information furnished,
and nrden executed by
Fielding J. Stilson Company
303 11. W. HfHnmn liullflliic.
A:5«7 Main lIS
HnMF Savims BAM
V| XttALUAHHHA HOTtl BLDA
Rt» months «avtnr» **"£& mtt
count! earn four p«r c«nt. <Tn> afftmfmr
dollar or morf will start you. JaUVf/
Uritln to nvf> an! *wn now. k^F§o
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