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■■■_ ■■ ■■■■ ' ' ■ ' — . • _________■_______■__.___„ !____•
MARKET LAPSES
INTO DULLNESS
Assembling of Supreme Court
Causes Flurry with Wide
Fluctuations
BEAR TRADERS TAKE CHANCE
Stagnation hoiiows When It Is
Learned Tobacco Decision
Is Withheld
NEW YORK, April 4.— Pome fea
tures of interest were discernible
through the Intense dullness of the
day's dealings in stocks, although the
net price changes were lnconsequen-
1 tlal. One was the extreme thinness
iof the market In the periods when
I there were any Btlrrlngs of animation.
This was strikingly manifest in the
vide fluctuations at Which orders were
executed in tho little Hurry which suc
ceeded the assembling of the supreme
court.
There was some selllnc by bear trad
ers in the. first hour on the chance that
I a decision adverse to the American
Tobacco company would be handed
down today. But the point of interest
■was that in the filling of buying or
. ders there was a. fluctuation from
185 6-8 to 186 1-2 on the purchase of a
600-share block of Union Pacific. The
question was suggested whether the
Interstices disclosed in the market
might be due In part to the going into
force today of the new reform rule«
of the stock exchange directors against
manipulative practices. A favorite
device of the manipulators was to put
In en order for a large amount of
Btoek for "all or none," ' which as ef
fective often in moving the price with
out any actual transactions being nec
essary. It was inferred that the new
rule in discouraging such orders might
be responsible for the open si/aces of
bare orders that were encountered
when prices moved today with any
decision.
The relapse of the market Into stag
nation after it became known that no
American Tobacco decision would
come today gave force to this uppo
eitlon of other causes for the neglect
of the market than the suspense of
awaiting this Important judicial de
cision. Statistics of the Journal of
Commerce on the recent ouptut of new
securities threw llKht on th. causes of
the present symptoms of Glut in the
market. For the past quarter the to
tal reaches the prodigious figure of
1664,773,865 par value, of which $380,
--068,765 were Issued In March. Last
year there were but $362,376,880 issued
for the whole of the rlrst quarter find
but 225,400 for March
That the money market II unaffected
by the gold exports statement find by
the low surplus reset ■ own by the
[Saturday bank statement la due to the
languid demand for stock market pur
poses.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par
value, $1,964,00. United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
NEW YORK STOCKS
• Bpeeial Mrvlo* to Th« Hen t>y J. C. Wil
•on 212 West Fifth street. I.cs Anir.>s, mtm
ber New York m ■'■'■: exchange. Chicago board
of trade, Mock and bond exchange ■' Ban
Fran
NEW YORK, April 4.— Following were th»
Quotations today:
Balm. Htock. High. Low. Bl 1. A*k.
2HO AHis-i'lmlm«ra ...10 M 1" 10>J
10U do pM 57»i 37»i pi 3S
M.ia Amnlß Copper .... T*'4 "4'i "|S» "4?«
iWO Amer Beet Sugar . 38>n 37* 87>, s 3%
Anier Can C 0...... ... 11 Jl'i
700 do rf'l "t'i "H 74 74H
300 Am Car&Fy Cr> ..63 62VJ Cl»» 62»i
10 pfd Ill', v""*
M 0 Amcr Cotton OH ... 11... 101 Vil
Amer Ex :^.'> IM
200 Amer Ice Kocur... 26'j 20Vi -''i Mi
Mil"! 1.111;-. I , .., 13 n\
.. 4.10 Amer Locomotive., 60H 60 W UiVi
110 A ii- r I.- ■ :■■
• do pM 11l 113
19,300 Amer Kmt&RCo... 82*4 M% >■"'* sl
700
700 Amer Sugar 1.'.3\ 12J'i 1-'- 3~l
dn ; ■
r
21110 A miT 1 -v T Co.. 135H 13t'4 13514 lil.'S
1100 Amer Tob pfd ... 56 M l>3 !t:,' 3
» Ami r Wo' leu .. . . T.Z^ oT
....... .to pfd 100 I' 4'»
1400 Anar-Miiiia Wi 4»; 4>; 4ii' 4
100 Atlantic Coiuit U 121) 183 1H U'J
6WO A T ,4 S F 112*4 Ul»i 1117, 11:!
100 do pfd Ill's 1"22 Wi l'l3'.i
Sou Halt & Dhlo 111!, HOTi ll"r t 111
» dn pfd i'l KM
3000 I! I! T 7Tij 7<i% 7«'4 70>j
20ifl Can Paclfto I<2 l<l' t 1M' 4 181%
3S(»J C &() BO H4\ sj <■:,',
....... C & A c;ij ."i
C .t O \V new 28 ■::<
.. d.> JpfJ .V.'i S6
8oof; S S >■• 151 isiv t ir.o't isi
3Mk) C M & 1' H2 HOl4 1405, 14'T,
«00 do i.f.l )S"',i 157 i r,';'j 167' a
WO Contrnl 1.cj.1!;er... t"~ h iO\ 1".. ¥)\
p Cent of X J liHj
C U c A tit I f(f> 90.-.
In pfd 1011*4 mi
1400 Colurado FAI .... 3:14 39V4 S 1* 1. SSVi
„ in pfd 113 117
300 Colum II C & 1.. 13tj 12>4j 13 11
100 Cnl Bouthi-rn CH 53 M-M M
""100 do 21 pfd 7SH 7Vi 7^ 78
100
2400 Cniisol Oaa 112 ll''., 1404 HI
400 Corn Products .. K% nn, lii'j 17
100 do ptJ 7?U 7S'« 7SVi 79
Del 4i Hudson 17u 173
„ D Li & \V . . G95 CIS
100 D A; I! G 1" A l CH'.j 40
wo do pfd 73 7!l 77 " 79
nianinii'l Match 100 U")'A
100 IHa BocurltlM ... "j'» ?'.-, :,| Ms,
I'M Dulutll SS & A.. 14 14 13'J H'j
..r.oo Erie 29 T4 2>ii 2'j|i :ii~
. 200 ilo Ist |iM 4T% 47% 47 4S .
do 2tl pfd .V; 38
200 Gen Electric 14.1% 14!>'4 Hit 150
800 Q North ore i" 6C\i i.i;=; 07%
MOO do pM lßf. Y.W,» 134H 135
100 Illinois Central ..ISS'.J 13<t:. ias" a u:i
1800 Intorboro-Metro .. SJS'Ji i»2^ s;u «;u
3000 do pfd r.:», 66»i C7'4 f,7\
Inter Paper is ri'j
do pfd ,M 62
Inter ! limp 4j 4,.i:.
do I'M M 81 "
200 lows ■'• i tral ... 23' i «.i 23 2i';
200 do pfil V.% 4:!' i 4;: 4:;".,
100 X C Southern.... 35 35 34*; sr.'S
- do pfd CO .\67'i
L B & Vert IS 22
do pfd tr> 67
900 I- & N 130% H9',4 14M4.1W
....... Mackay i*S'i ;«)
r do pM 77 7S'.;
£00 Manhattan .... i:iC'j l^i 13C.4 las
, Minn & SI L :;:i .1)
do pf I .. 61 73V
»....,. M St P&BSSai....*o<;-; 13SH 188% 139
».'..... do pfd 117 .153
400 M X & T 41 40' 401,4 41
# do pfd VI 'i 71»i
100 Missouri Pao ... XII fi»H <i«« t «!)>&
400 National Lead.... Wk Mi 80l» 81V4,
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS
.«> Shipment of orange* and lemons <£>
-J> from Los Anireles Friday. April 1. |
<*> irrre 18» r»rlnad» of ornn«e» and '.(' ■•
& <ar!na(N of lemon*. Total to date ®
I & there haw heen "hipped 15,*95 car- •
<i> loads, of which 1788 were lemon!.. ••
* iMtt uraonn to date there were shipped ®
A 14,001 carloads, of which 2044 were <.*>
<c lemons. . .
4. 4. .> +4. .j. 4. *** ♦+ * +*♦ ♦ •
100 do Bfd 1«M Ifi"'i In;t< ln9
100 Nation Rlscuit ..106 W 108 I*9
do pfd i:> 1*
I«|\' V Air Brake.. 79 79 '■■ !''
1300 -, v Central lllVi '"■'. '-'I '-I*
X T C A St 1 6S M
lilt PI I'"1 1!2
. . do M pfd -'i W
SON YXH&1!art....157 156 si 155'j '*7
600 N V Ont A W... 4. r.i 45>.i 45 45%
1400 Nor .. Western...lo34 103 -103 103' i
;. do pfd st> 9" .
300 North Amcr .... 7*5 7fi 7..U .6>4
SOO Northern Pac 131 'i 133' i 153»4 134
'.'.'.'.'.'.'. °™hria' .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. '■'. '■'■'■ im ho
l«0
Pacific Coast 107 114
*vi Pacific Mall M ? lSi -•'. »*
47<V> Prnn It R C0...13J5, J3s>* 135 l« l»s'i
ion People's Oaa ... lOOVi 10IV4 1O9'« 109'j
200 nttsburu Coal .... 20 -':'« •' -1
,lo pM 70>i 'IS
700 rCC ft Bl L...IOJT* lOl'.i 1"2 m:'i
. do pM "'°ll »'B*
100 Pressed Steel C... 414 41' i 41>.
........ do p" 101 10--
-100 hv Bt Bprlnta .. 3?'» 33% »M SDTi
do pfd 101 107
64.600 Reading I6M* »M« 163% 163*,
100 do Ist pfd S3 92 90 !>2<,
do 2J pM 102 103
ion Repub » * 1.... S6H 3cm 36>,4 37
10 do pi 9SH 93,4 ('!> BM4
OOlXIP.otk Island Co.. 4>"i 4:>», 4'; li 4S' 4
do pfd M M
400 S B B * I C 0..... 78 t:N 75>4 764
700 st r/AsrJd pfa.... 414 4s'* ■""» 49
st L, & P W •■ 9'« -:':?
100 do pfd "-"« 72»i 71 73' i
4800 Southern Pac ....'.'.">i 123»i 12IH 124V4
1100 South Railway .. 27\ 27»» 27^4 88V4
400 do pfd 6J>» 81 634 65
300Ter.n Copper SOU 30*4 BOH 31
1400 Texas Pacific .... IMs SI"4 31 »4 31*4
Third »ye <■>,» Mi
100 To] St L « W.... 43« i 43% 42 44
SOO do pfd 6SH M 884 '';';
Twin City R T H3'4 HJ'i
Union Bag&P 8 9
800 do pfd fil'j 604 '"' CO'i
47,900 Union Pacific , lSfi'i lS3'j '■'•'•'* I**l*
MO do pfd 974 07 !"•** 97%
MO U Rds of ■ f.. .-■; M XVi 37
do pfd «♦ M
100 r 8 c Iron Pipe.. 51 21 2fIVJ -Ii
do rf.i 70 73
lOOt) 8 Rubber .... tVi 434 43 434
100 do Ist Pfd lUH 1184 lUtt 116
do Id pfd 79 81
Sl.4«n v I Steel C0r.... 844 824 M"» S3 1
170.) do pfd 119% MM» ll9'i 11<jS»
■710 Utah Copper 45 44H 44 •» 44H
1500 Va-Cnr Chem Co.. 5S?i C7»i B7«i M
10 pfd mil r-'
- 21'» -'"'
1000 do pfd 4<s> : 4Mi '•", 46
. Well Panto Ex 170 ISO
KM Western T'nlon .. 714 724 72' i 7*14
3&XI Westlnphouxo 654 644 64', BH
W * T, X < 7i «
do Ist pfd • 1°
do id pfd 4»4 4',
200 TVta Central 494 49 414 H4
Am Hide * L «'» 7
do 1 M '"'= 39
Am A«r Ch»m 44»» 41
do pfd »i 101
100 n«th Bteel SOU KM 80% S3
fin pM M
, Nat Emm A I -l 2:1
10 pfd st '■■-
l-i. T & T SBH 37..
do pM, '■'■> 1«)
V s Realty 76 71
MOO W Maryland .... 494 4!»j ■". 50
Total shares wold, 343.000.
Urm.le, 11,934,000,
NEW YORK BONDS
Ppei-I.il pervlre to The Herald by J. C. Wll
■ on. til West Fifth street, Los Angeles, mem
ber New York stock exchange, Chicago board
nf tra.le. itock and bond exchange of San
Franelnco.
NEW YORK. April 4.—Following were the
doling quotatlonil Bid. Asked.
Atcblion Ken 4a "~'i ' !'S%
At. bins, n cony 4s 11l 11!
R & O. Ist 4s C 984
n. R. T. 4s 18% MVi
Colorad.i Industrial In 794 79%
r. B. Realty (• M 490
Rock Inland .' .1 4a fO4 Si>4
Houthern I'aclflc Ref 4s !'4»i B5
Soutn/rn Pacific cony 41 101*4 101H
Union Pacific Ist 4« 1M 1004
Union Pacific cmiv 4s 108 10«4
U. H. Bteel Is 104>4 104H
United Railway 4s 70
VVabash IKb 4- 726 72 Ji
Wextern Pacific Si 96 9«S
I>. &■ H. O ref 6s Pji'i 53
.lafinlinso 4s ■'- ...
Jap 1.-t 44« >:l > u''
Jap !(] 4'»-< »s«i M 4
U. S 29 leirrl !■■"« 10114
U. R. 2s rfßd 100« i
U. B. ::,■•:.; Vfi I"3
I*. s. Coupon io!4 1034
U. P. 4s rend 114% 1154
(', B. li Coupon 11 ■'i ll."'a
Panama !« ''■■'■'« I'll
Panama 1938 ali '1 101
RATIFY BREWERY BANKRUPTCY
HAN FRANCISCO, April 4.— In a decision
written by Ju.li'.; William 1;. OUbert, thn
United Ftatcs circuit court of appeals for the
Ninth district today affirmed the decision of
the district court for the Southern district
of California declaring the I'u yue«ne Brew
ing company of Los Angeles an Involuntary
bankrupt. Kupene Germain and other credi
tors lecured a bankruptcy ruling which S.
\y. and F. F. Bollincer. tl\o eontractori who
built tlie brewery, appealed. Uolllniter
Bros, have a claim of $l!W,00u, while the claim
of Germain totals 130,000.
TREASURY STATEMENT
WASHINGTON, April 4.—The condition of
the treasury at the beginning of business to
day was as follows:
Trust fund*—Gold coin, 1855,494,GGD; silver dol
lars. tl9O,30?,O00; (liver dollars of 1890, 13,.
759.000; (liver certificates outstanjinir, Sl'-"'.-
SOB.OOO.
iieni-ral fund—Stand.ird silver dollars In gen
fral fun I, 11,670,708; current llabllltlps, SluL',
--£30,630; working balance In treasury office*.
t3fi.253.154: In banks to credit of treasurer of
the U. P., f38,466,E55i subsidiary silver coin.
fj1.475,044; minor coin, 11,275,700; total ba|an,:e
In general fund. 190,283,840.
NEW YORK COTTON
■peel! service to The Herald by J. C. Wll
ion, (1! West i-'itt.i s.rett, Los Angeles.
NEW YfiRK, April 4.-Today's first cutton
prices \vo:e Rt-ncrally a nhaih* better than Sat
urday's closing, I-'urlug the entire Beffslon
trading wan curtailed and although prices
-haJed (iff in the last hour the market coul 1
tint be called weak. The final level was at
sliiiht receHHtona. There wa.s no special news
Iftecting the staple. Reports from the west
md southwest continued favorable, but even
this fallerl in bring out much long cotton.
Prices ranged as follows: —Closo —
open. High, Close. Bid. Ask.
Fanuary 12.f.'i 12.H0 12.37 12.37 12.39
April M :, il R5 14.67 I.M II 82
May 11.70 11.70 14.50 14.M J4.82
lima 14.10 11.
Inly 14.02 14.66 1! 89 14.39 14.41
August 14.17 14.17 13.93 13.92 13.93
September 13.20 13.2 ii 13.10 13.04 13.07
October 12.su U.sl 12.W 12.00 12.C1
November 12.40 12.42
December ...... n.cri 15.63 12.41 12.41 18.43
Spot cotton, 14.50; quiet, 5c higher.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHTCAOO, April 4.—Cattle; receipts estimat
ed at C*o; market strong to 100 higher. IJeevea
tS.(C'9g.6O l Texas steers SS^a.DO, western eteers
Js®7, atockora and feedeu J3.90a8.78, cons and
hclferi f2.85K7.56, calves tSfi9,2s.
Kog>—nccelpu «»tlmated at 18,000 market
Btroiiu, Light $10.45810.80, mixed Slo.ec@lo.Bo,
heavy |10.80«10.92',i, rough 1ig.60Q10.T5, kooJ to
choice heavy H0.70010.V3tt, pi KS J».60@10.6",
bulk of tales $10."0®10.85.
Bh««p—Hecelpta emlmateii ai 14,000: market
wak io lower. Native f..55«9, weetern S5 80
<S», yi-arllngs |8.10W9.», lambs, native Hj.3o
'jlo.lO; tern 19.U510.11i.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL B, 1010.
FINANCIAL
I/)S ANOKr.ES, April 4.—Rank clearings
were J2.571.232.05, an Increase of J855.559.97 aa
compared with the amount far the correspond-
InK date of last year, Following is a com
parative statement:
1910 1909. IOC*.
Monday .. t3,171,M.0t $2,016,651.11 J1.611.1H8.97
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
The market opened up itrong an.l trading
was well sustained ail through the day. Oils
and mining shares monopolized the call and
there was very little demand for cither In
dustrials or public utilities. Bonds remained
firm at Saturday's; closing prices.
Mexican Petroleum! common, waa decidedly
the feature and closed strong at 29 bid, the
highest point it has reached for some time, it
Is freely predicted that this stock will (to
higher In the mar future, as one or two new
wells havo come In recently.
California-Midway was off a little at the
close. The fact that they have not been ablo
to clean out the well Is having Its effect en
the Block. Oleum Development company
opened up stro:ifi* and the rumor la that some
rootl • nd has been discovered near this prop
erty. McKltrlck Investors was also very
strong. This stock shows a gain of ten points
since it was placed on the board. Union Oil
was •trOTIg and sold freely at 105. Palmer
was In demand, but no sales were* recorded.
Traders' Oil sold at 12«.
The balance of the list quiet, firm and
steady.
Morning Fales—lo Associated Oil at el.!*; 70
Associated Oil at 40.62'j; 10M Cleveland at
114; 1000 Cal. Midway at SO; 4000 do H3O at
82; [00 do 1130 at 824 i 3000 Jade at 4:.; 1000
Coaling! Crude at 81; 10 Traders' Oil com
pany at 136; 5 Union at ■■. Gu Mcx Pet. com.,
at 28.87 M 2000 McKlttrlck Inv. at 20; 1000 do
at 19'j; 1000 McKlttrlck Op ir. at IS; 4000 Ne
vada-Midway at 25; 10X1 do at 2.V4; 2000 Oleum
li. ■.. Co., at ll'j; 19.000 do at US; WO" do at
11%.
Afternoon tales—4o Associated Oil at 49.82' i;
2000 Cal. Midway at SI; 2000 do BSO at 83; 2DOO
do at SOU; SOOO do at 80' i: MwO do at 80; i»">
do at 80; 1000 do P3O m 82'j: 1000 do 830 at
82; 10,000 Oleum Dev. Co. at 11"4; 1000 do BM
at 13' i; 80 Union at 105; 160 Ilex. P Ltd., com.
at 29: 1000 McKlttrlck Inv. BJO at 11,
Oft board— 30 Union Oil at 105.
bonds
Bid. Ask.
American Tetroleum Co 84 ,M
Associated Oil Co M 9'hi
Corona City Water Co ......... »i
Corona Power 1 W. Co 95 ..
Cucamonga Water Co 98
Edlion El. Co., U HA 101 lee
Edison Ele< Co, old lssu« 101 108
Home Telephone Co 85 88
Home Tel. Co. Ist R .73 .75
Huasteca Pipe Lino S3
L. A Pao Ist con mtgs 1M
L. A. Railway Co 110
1.. A. Traction Co.. 8s 101 II"1
1.. A. Traction Co., 6s 101 I'M
' Mexican Natl C.as Co 100
I Mission Trans & R Co SI ..
Pao E!ec Ry Co 103
Pac, Light & Power Cl. 074
Pasadena Home TAT Co 80 ,i
Riverside H T and T Co 75
Ban Diego Home Tel. Co ■ 7;.
Seaside Water Co 100
Temeseal Water Co M 105
United Elec O and P Co 100 104
Union Transportation Co SI4 .93
r I Long Dist T & T Co 72 74
Vlsalla Water Co So
Whlttler Home T ft T Co „ 78
Banks
Ttld. Ask.
All Night * Day Bank 115.00 140.00
Bank of Southern Cullfonla 112.M
Broadway Bank and Trust ...IM.OO 175.
California Savings Hank 111.00 126.00
Central National Bank 200.00
Citizens' National 230.00 235.00
Ccmmprclal National 141 ■ 175.'*)
EiuKable Savings Bank ISO.OO 800.00
Farmers & Mir Nat'l 270.00
Federal Bank of 1. A 12.0.1
First National 500.00 618.00
German American Savings ....324.00 340.00
Globe Savings Bank 110.00 140.00
Home Savings Bank of L. A....115 00
Merchant! National 540.00
National Bank of Cal 110.00
Security Bavlngi Bank ?2').o f> 400.00
The Southern Trust Co 75.00 85.00
(50 per cent paid up)
Industrial and Public Utilities
Rid. Ask.
Cal Portland Cement Co 100.cO
Edison Blcutrte pfl 11. M 83.00
Homa Telephone pfd 64.00 [,6.00
Home Telephone com 9.0J
Hutclilnwn 8 P Co 17.00 IS.
i. A Athletic Club 10.00
L. A. Brewing Cc 90.00
1.. A. Investment Co 3.00 3.00
Mexican National Gas pfd 60.00 75.00
Mexican National Gas com 36.00
Paauliau S P Co 29.00 £9.60
Pac. Con Stone Co. of Cal ...11.60
Pasadena Home T. * T. Co M.tO
Rlveralde 11 me T. & T. Co 34 00
Sun Dleno Home T & T Co .. ■■■ so 2<..W
P. Monica B. H. T. pfd 28.00 32.00
Sun Drug Co 1.00
Seaside Water Co 100.00
lUle O and Tr Co pfd 250.00
U. B. 1., D. T & T Co, pfd.... 39.00 40.00
Union Security Carp, pfd 3eo.(n»
Union Trust Co 12.00
Whlttler Home T&T Co to.oo
Oil Stocks
PRODUCERS- Bid. Ask.
Amalgamated Oil 51.00 fc'.r,.)
American Crude 1 'II Co 1.10
American Pet. Co. pfd 9<J.i')
American Pet. Co. com.' 74.00 78.ii0
Associated Oil 40.55 411.50
Brookshlre on .1 1.88 1.55
California Midway Oil Co 7SK .St
Central 2.0.1
Cleveland < 'II Co .'.> ..'....
Columbia 1.11 1.25
Continental Oil 3M .45
Hnos Oil Co 1.374
Euclid OH Co 50 .7.".
Fullerton Oil 3.:.' 4.00
(ik.be 13 .174
Jade Oil Co, 4*4 .46
Mexican Petroleum 1.02 ....
Mi x. Pet. Ltd. pfd 86 0
Mexican Pet Ltd com -'' •
New Penney] Pel Co 1.00 1.13
olimla Land ''■ (Oil) 16 .r.i
Palmer OH Co 1.3"i 1.87
Perseus OH Co. '■'■"'
Plnal ■ it] Co 13.(J0
Plru Oil * I, Co 17
Reed Crude 414
Rice Ranch Oil Co 1.05
Section sin Oil Co BSH
Traders' Oil Co 127.< 0
Cnlnn 105.00 106.00
Union Provident Co 101.50 103.25
United Petroleum II I.OU 105.00
West Coast Oil com 9.00
Western union 175.in
Yellowstone Oil Co .41
NON-PRODUCERS—
Coallnga Crude Oil Co -' .33
McKlttrlck mv. oil CSo 19
McKittrick Oper. oil Co i"',
Nevada-Midway Oil Co 26 .30
Oleum Development (' ll*Ja .13
w i!^ii»i*Mt.«a*i#(ii^f:««:va»ij«
DAILY MINING CALL
OFFICIAL RALES
Morning sales—BOO Johnnie at 17, lOflfl Cali
fornia Hills at 3*i, SfXlO dJ 111 37», (1100 d.> at 4,
3"00 do ot 4Vi, 500 Bonnie Clare at 9, 500 do at
9\k. 600 do at 9. .
Afternoon Mlen-500 Bonnie Clare at BTi, 1000
California Hills nt 4H. ]"-■; do 810 at 44, 8000
Johnnie M & M at 10',-i. •
LISTED STOCKS
Bid. Ask.
Cal. Hills .1. Co 04
Consolidated Mines CO ti .»'M B,'iOM
Johnnie Mining & Mill Co Hi .ISVi
BANK SHOWS PROGRESS
Til" financial report of tho I [OBM Savings
bnnk, with place, ot lAislneHa In the Alexandria
hotel, Mibmitted at the annual meeting Of
the stockholders, shows steady and substantial
growth durlnpr the past year, l>epoßlts have
larsely Increased under tiio conservative man
agement of ■i.- institution. Th« following of
ficers and directors were electee 1: President,
rt. J. Waters; vice president, \V. F. Oallender;
vice president, O. J. Wlirdalo: cannier, P. L.
Thompson, assistant cashier, (JeorKu '■'. ■<■.!:
director!!. W. M, Bowen, J, 11. Eullard, W. F.
Callcnc'.er, L. J. Christopher. F. U. DouKlaa,
Herbert J. Gnudfte, i leorga Hanna, Henry T.
Hazard. U. F. HIM. U. U. Lane, William
Meek, Qeorve R. Murdoch W. D. Oliver, T.
A. Thompson. It. J. Watcre, H. J. %Vhltley,
O. J. WUiOai.
MARCH REPORT SHOWS GREAT VOLUME
OF BUSINESS ON LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE
The March report of transactions on hands, value $22,275. More than 78,000
the I,(> 8 Angeles stock exchange sub- mining shares were handled, valuation
mitted below shows tremendous vol- $7136. Trade was lightest In bonds,
ume of business In all lines of securl- only twenty-five shares being, trans
ties, with oil stocks far and away the ferred at valuation of $22,352.50. The
leaders. Total shares of . oil stocks grand total of shares handled was
handled was 2,553,923, valuation $1,708,- 2,634,165; total value, $1,765,891.85.
112.35. Next In valuation were the in- Following Is the official tabulation
dustrlals, 1505 shares having changed for the month of March, 1910:
j Closing—
BONDS- With. Low, Bid. Ask. Shares. Value.
American Petroleum bonds 85 84 i 84 85 - 1 $1,652.60
Associated Oil It M MM srn 11 10.515.00
Home Telephone 8« 84 84 86* 3 8,660.00
"Home Telephone Ist rfdg 76 78 7:; 74«» .4. 3,005.00
Baton Transportation « »2 80 ("0 »3 .2 1,885.00
Tactile Light And Power 98 9« VTA in) .■ 2 -■ 1,945.00
I. 8. i.. us Distance 7» 70 72 75 1 110,00
Totals 25 822,352.60
HANK STOCKS—
First National m 420 4fK> BIIH 12 J6.016.00
INDUSTRIALS—
Ellison Kleetrlc common 65 60 M 63 45 2,890.00
Home Telephone preferred 65 (3 i<f\ 51 HI 12.781.25
] A. Investment 305 "»' • 305 S2<( 1,000 3,060.00
Mexican Gas common 86 i SB its M M 730.01)
Santa Monica HI '26 "'• ■ 10 280.00
Pacific Con Stone 860 325 350 400 110 355.00
San Diego Home it% 20 21 34 65 1,368.75
U. S. Long- Distance «0 8« 40 40 SO 800.00
Total. . TmS 122,276.00
OIL STOCKS
Amalgamated Oil 63 M 60 65 30 H,630.00
American Petrol common 7:. 73 74 7:. 510 It.TM.M
Associated oil 45? i 49 49H 49% 4.82» 210.?5t5.50
California Midway 87 3.1 83 82>» 759.8W «»,«44.M
Cleveland Oil 63 25 M 64 109.000 60.375.75
Central Oil 0 3"^ • *10 210 133.568 £E5>.039.1«
Columbia Oil 140 US 120 W\k 21.600 25.238.75
Fulletton Oil 400 360 860 3T.0 1.000 3.600.00
Coallnga Crude 33 22 SO 33 104,00 30,788.50
Jade Oil 7.™.. 47 30 a 43Vi 81.063 34.048.94
Fnna Oil . 40 115 140 160 1.000 1.!;ir..00
a 'l ob Oil""! 18 16 18 » 28' MO t,Mt.iO
Mexican Ltd preferred 83 ''■''■ «8 68 60 4,045.0 i
Mexican Ltd common II 2« 2SH 23% I.MO 101.021.00
McKlttrlch Operators 20 14 19 20 69,000 13.181.25
New Pennsylvania Oil 00 »i »5 100 19.850 18,323.50
Sleum Development Co 15 6 n-i ajj 1.126,190 mm«
Olliida 1-anJ I. W 41 47 '" - 39,000 . 21.033.75
Palmer Oil 135 125 «M* 182 30,800 38,768.75
I'lnalOl . 13 W » « BSS 6.030.00
Rice Ranch' Oil 100 M 9«\4 I 110 1.600 1,426.00
Fectlon ax Oil . 63 40 60 63 17.700 8,780.00
Traders OH . '*» ' ]"" ' »=« )3° >" 18.842.60
', '. Oil '" 105 1"4 vu\ 1164 I.NI 201.601.25
l'-n ' Provident m* Wl 101 i«s>* M 12,831.00
1 ;;!•.'. Petrol ...::.: 106 m "< V» « «■«"»
TnUl3 8,663.923 $1,708,112.35
B MINING STOCKS- ,71. 14.H» 11.3.M.,,
nn . n( . rlar« 9 7 1 • 14.600 11,301.25
?a»?ornla Hills'" — • M 8H 8% •■«» 382.50
sssr? Mlne> ■:::::::::::::: »* ■« ««. »« "« £S
rrnTe eM.".ndM...-. ITH » «f « •. ■Wg
M , „„,„,., 14 3 6 5.000 • 10.00
MUTT.."...::.:." ■ » * ■ _! : o(« • ««
Total, «•'«» V-™ '"
Following i» the summary of business transacted for the first quarter of 1910:
_ .. _ Shares. value.
Months. KMU I 620,728.38
January • 1,486.483 682.063.24
Kebruary "";.■.■;.';».".'•"■••'•'.'•'.'.'.■.■...^ >,«J4,16S 1,765,891.85
ToUl|| 4.6 M.068 12.958.653.47
Total*
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wll
,cn. Hi Weat Fifth street. Loa Angelca. m«m
ber New York stock exchange, Chicago board
of trade, stock and bond exchange of San
Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 4.—Following were
L^ftSKSSf BONiB- Bid. Asked.
Associated Oil Co U JJj« D*
Bay Counties Power Co Ds 101\»
Cal Central Oh & Elec 6s 105 ••
Cal Gas •>-• I!. gen M&CT t0.., 99\ *
California 8t Cable Co 6» 10.1% ..
California Winu Assn. Bs •714 ■■
City Electric Co '■■* IK)'» "}*
Contra Comb Water Co 5s ■■< }"*,
do do gen Mtz is 100V4 loOH
Edison Light tic Power 6s 10i"4 ■■
First Federal Trust Co 6s -i> 99
Ferries A Cliff House Ry 6s 1"-
Hawaiian Com'l & 8 6s l"l
Honolulu R T & t, Co 6s 107
Lake Tahoe By 4 T Co 6s »7* ..
U» Angeles 1!"' Co Us 101' A 102 i,
l^.s Angeles Railway Ss 10j
Lioa Angeles Light Od 6s 100 ..
L. A, Pac RR Ist Con Mtg 65....104 106
1. A. Pbc It X of Cal Bf '■"• "- '
Market I treat Cable Cs l«3Ji 10»j4
do Hy Ist Coin Mtg 5s 'lvl 4 IW4
Northern Ry Co of Cal 6s 112** ••
Northern Cal Power Co ..» 10M4 WH4
Northern Klectrio Co 5s • •'- a
Oakland Transit Co 6s M' 1-* '■■
Oakland Transit 5s ■• 10
do con r>s 1< '4H f'i
Oakland Traction con Cs »»U »
Oakland Traction Co 6s S2H •■
Oakland Water Co gtd 6s 8»
Omnibus Cable Railway 6s K*V» ••
Pacillc Qoa Imp Is 85 ■;
Pacific Electric Ky Co 6s I*>\
PftsclrtO Light ,>;• Power Co 6s 98 99
me Light & Power gtd Cs ifllH ••
Pbc Tel & Tel Co, 65..... MS 1«
Park & cliff House Hy 6s W •••-
Park & Ocean R R 6s 100 ..
people's Water Co. 6s W i 0» t
Powell Street Hallway 6s 99 ..
Sac'to Elec Gas & Ry 6« 1M
■ V Oak & Han Jose lly 6s l»
do do 2(1 Mtg If JJ ,
I, F. Oak iHJ Con Ry Be »^',3
B .1 ft 8 Clara Co R a 4> a b .. • JO
Sierra By of Cal He 10TH 1«»
B P it It of Cal >■ 101! '"-'»
S. P. ii n of Cal Ist c gtd g C5..115'2
is P Branch Ry of Cal 6s US '-''
BPitlt Co Ist Rfd 4s HH !">%
Storkton <-ias & lee Corp ..« 106 , :
s V Water Co gen lit* 4s !>^'j ...
United C.as & '•■-■ Co Bs WJ* :
-1 nlted Ii HofS.F. 4s JOY, ,1
Vallejo, BenlolaANapaVßß 65.... 76
Valley Counties Power Co 6a 103
WATER STOCKS-
Marin County •"
Spring Valley Water Co 15'»
GAS AND ELECTRIC STOCKS-
City Electric Co 68.i 69 '
N. , ■] Power Co., con M '■''
Paoiflc Lighting Corp pfd '' TJH -"'
do com »-
INSURANCE STOCKS-
California Ins. Co ■; '3
Fireman' Fund 3">
STREET RAII.ROAU STOCKS-
Preildl i 4u
POWDER STOCKS—
Giant Consoltdatefl Co 50
Braah stocks-
Hawaiian Com"l & Sugar Co 41' i 42
Honoka i Sugar Co J» > -i»
Hutchlnwn Sugar Plantation .... IS » -9
Kilauea Sugar Plantation Co 14 "
Makawell Sugar Co 65 g
Onomea Susar Co •■ o-1
Paouhan S P C -. 29 -''
Union Suuar Co «■>,*
oil, STOCKS
A.«oclated Oil Co 4.i\ ■■
Sterling Oil ft Dcv Co >X 3?i
MISCLLANKOrS STOCK*-
Alaska Packers' Association 91
Cal, Fruit fanners' Aaan 101 1«3
Cal Wine Association 3:i'i . .
Pac. Auxiliary Fin, Alarm 4
Pacific Coast raj Co 1M ••
Pac Tel ft Tel pfd ■•■ ■•
do do com 30 ■'■'-
Morning «ales-00uo B P R R ref Is, »«•*;
2000 mite-i It it 4s, 71; MOO Oak. Traction con,
98« - MO Pac Tel Bs, 100; ISM Ans'd Oil «*;
60 lame at 0%: 100 City Else, -•■■. 100 Hutch
ln'son 19; 10 Pac Borax. 154; ISO l'nauhau,
ZS»i; 20 Pao Tel, 3"; 25 Spring Valley Water,
48.' ' ' ' '
Afternoon sales—lo,ooo Nor Cal Power con us,
SO.V 2000 Spring v Water 4«, !IJ'"' 1000 Mar
ket Street Oh, SIS*,; 100 Alaska, 611 'id Ass'd
Oil *'<%: TB Aaa'd Oil, 19T4; 15 Hank of Cal,
4114 100 Dupont Powdc-r pfd, 87; 100 Hutchln
son' i"- 87 Nor Cal Power. G9'.»; 25 Nor Cal.
Power. 60; 70 Spring v Water, 4S>,S.
TARIFF REDUCTION MAY
MEAN CHEAPER BUTTER
NEW YORK, April 4.—Dealers on th» whole
sale butter market hero predicted today that
hs a result of the reduction In the tariff on
cream from II to '- cents a gallon there will
shortly be large quantities of cheaper butter
offered to consumers la New York, Chicago
and other cities within reasonable distance
of the Canadian border.
A chain of creameries, it Is eald, li to be
built along the Canadian frontier, which will
make butter from Canadian cream and will be
able to market their product at a reduction of
36 per cent from the current price.
RANCH EGGS ADVANCE
TO 30 CENTS DOZEN
Firmer Tone in Butter Market.
Big Flood of Vegetables
Coming In
Ughter receipts of local ranch eggs Mon
day, 446 cast), resulted In an advance or
1 cent a dozen, new quotation! being
(wholesale) 80 cents for selected. 2S cent*
for local ranch candled and -6 cents for
case count, buying price. Dealer* assert that
it' requires 600 cases of eggs ft day to supply
demand, and unless this average Is sustained
higher prices will prevail.
No change In butter prices with firmer tone
prevailing. Prices In San Francisco were,
up half a cent. A firmer tone also existed
In the cheese market.
Blight Improvements In the potato market
was reported on light receipts for two days.
There are plenty of spuds available and any
shortage will bo quickly supplied by brokers,
so that higher prices are not probable, .
Thirteen hundred crates of strawberries
were reported. a decided Improvement In the
quality of the fruit was noted, and liberal
shipments were made north. The market was
without change on apples with the possible
exception that there was a slight improve
ment In the movement to the trade.
A deluge of asparagus struck, the market
Saturday and Sunday. Shipments for the
two days were estimated at more than 40,000
pounds, and the bottom practically fell out
af the market. Asparagus of fairly good
quality Hold as low as 3 cents a pound and
from that to 4V4 cents.
Good catches were made Sunday and there
wns an abundance of all klndß of fish In the
mark' i.
Receipt! of produce were: Eggs, 448 cases;
butter, r, m pounds; chene, 53 pounds; po
tatoes, 2200 sacks; onlonn. none; beans, none;
sweet potatoes, 5 sacks; apples, 1442 boxes.
Produce Prices
Following are the Dally Markst Reporter
and exchange board wholesale quotations:
-Loral ranch candled, extra so
\,. ■'[. 30c; local ranch, candled, 28c; local
ranch, case count, buying price, 26c.
BUTTER—California creamery extras, Ib.,
2Cc; do firsts, lb., 23c; cooking butter, 2Sc;
ladle butter, !Se.
CHEESE—Northern fresh, 18c; large An
chor, 21c; Young America, Anchor, ISo;
hand, Anchor, 22c; Oregon Daisy, 21c; east
ern singles, 19&2Oe: eastern Twins, 19V4c;
eastern Daisies, W^Oi eastern L»ng Horns,
JOe- eastern chedders. 2U@2lc; imported
Swiss 30<S>31o; .lack cheese. 23c; domestic
Swiss 2aC26c; cream brick, 20c: llmburger, 20
ft 21c; Roquefort, 38<i(>40c; Edam, $B«fsi;
Canadian cream, box, $1. '
BEANS- No. 1 pink. $5.438*5. S5: No. 1
Umas, $4.75; No. 1 Lady Washington. $4.60;
No 1 small whites, $5.4006.60; No. 1 black
eye's $5.25; No. 1 bayous. $6.50; No.
1 Clarvanzas. $4.60; No. 1 lentils, California.
POTATOES— Highlands, "'!, fl.ei.lE; lorn
poo, 11.U91.71; Watsonvllle, $1.40@1.60; Oregon
Hurbanks. f1.30; Oregon Early Rose, $2;
Oregon White r.os». 11.7501 90: Salinas, f 1.650
1.75; While Rose, $2; yellow sweet*. $4; whit*
sweets, $2.60^3; red sweets, $2 -."».
ONIONS — Northern Au»tralian brown,
cwt. f1.75@1.85: Nevada*. J-'.-O; Oregon.
12.00; (tan ■ IQlOe lb.
FRESH FRUITS 'Applet 4-tler,
11.75; Bellefleurs. 4V4-tler, $1.0001.86: Belle
fliura, B'i-tler, |L76i Ben Cups, 4-tler, 11.109
I.H; fall I'lpplns, $1.50; fall Pippins, 4H-tler,
ll.lii; Greenings. 11.60; Qreenlna*, 4'.a-tler,
11.15; Hoovers, 4-tler, 12.00; Jonathan'! Colo,
13.1)533.00; f'earmalns, whit* winter, 4-tler,
$1,76; Pearmalns, red. 4-tier, II.M; Pear
mains, if.l. tier, $1.20; Smith's cider, 4
tler, $1.60; Smiths elder, 4'i-tier, 11.23; Ben
Davis. Col., $1.23@1.t>9; Newton Pippins, 4
tl»r, f1.60; Newtown Pippins, 4'4-tler, Jl.lOif)
1.15; Mo. Pippins, Col., It.BO; Langford's, 4
tifr, ll.llj Lnngfords, tVi-tler, $1.15; Home
BeauttMi $'-'-">; Spiuenburgs, 4 tier, $1.86;
c.inus. $1.50; Wlnanpt, Col., 12.35; Winesaps,
4-tlcr. Cal.. $2.60.
BERRlES—Strawberries, per basket, 6©So;
cranbarrlai, par bbl., $15; rasiilierrles, per bai
k.t, 10c.
CITRUS—SaadItH grapefruit, f3.751?5:
seedlings, $31 fancy lemons, $2.50'«'3.20,
choice, 11,5001.711 fanvy navel orange,
fl.'lW 2.1.1; tangerine orange«, Vi-box, $1.50
01.76; Valencia oranges, fancy, ft.iOifJ;
limes, 50-11). box. $1.25.
TROPICAL FRUlTS—Bnnanai. Ib. 40
Cc: do red, lb., «c; Fard dates, lb., 10ffil2c;
do Oolden, lb. T.Jo: do Persian. 1-lb. pku
;■-(jSc; alligator pears, doz. $6; pineap
ples, C" '.
FRUlTS—Winter Nellls pears, picking
boxes, $t.05(i(2; casabas, crate, f2@Sl;
Chrlatmao melons. fa: Imported grapes, bbl.
IS; guavas, basket, 6c; pomegranates, 10c;
persimmons erata, $i.2r»®> 1.76.
VlU'iKTAH'.rs— doi., $1: aspar
agus, lb.. 6<SBc; Brussels sprouts, 10c lb.;
Bell peppers, Florida, ib. 40{J>450; beets,
doz. bulletins, 30<S3Dc; string beans, Ib . 17020 c;
green cabbage, $1.50 sack; carrots, doz.,
bunches, 25c; cauliflower, crate, $I.2sffjt
1.6B; celery, < rout, dozen. . 7.V; do.
orate. 13.00; cucumbers, dozen, $1.5');
lii 3: corn husks, cut. |b. 10c; do uncut, Ib
••i egg plane, 20iii30c Ib; leeks, dm. 30c;
horseradish, Us lb.; oyster plant, 35«400 doz;
lettuce, 40c crate; peas, 7if lie Ib.;
parsley, rloi SBc; parsnips, do*. 40c: Crim-
MMI winter rhubarb. 15©2..c box; spinach,
40i.20c; young onions, doc. 20030 c; turnips,
First Exclusive Private Wire House on the Pacific Co«M
J. C. WILSON
MEMBER HEW YORK STOCK EX THAN OB P»W
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
THK STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. S. W.
CORRESPONDENTS
HARRIS, WINTHROP & COMPANY
OFFICES— HOTKI. ALEXANDRIA, MS Weet Fifth St.
HOTKI. DEL CORONADO. Coronad*
MIIXS Bl'll.DlNr*. San FrancUc*
FA I. ACE HOXBI* San Francisco ' ,'
Op«a December 18. ', ;V*
Pasadena Clients Will Get Instantaneous Service by;
Calling Home 119 ,-, T •
- B. G. LATHROP, Manager
Fits*—TEIJtPnONES—MAIN 87»» ■'.
;, CLEARING HOUSE BANKS ■__
~~"~~~™™~™~NA~MB OFFICERS.
B«dw-y Bank & Trust Company Vn%isKsl^W&
Capital. 12*0,000. ._.««.
lot-tin Broadway. Bradbury building. Burplun * Undivided frofltn. 12W.00a.
United States .National Bank F Aw asMiTHr'ca.ni«: 4'""<" l*
Capital. 1300,000.
■. a. «orn«r Wain and Commerolal. Burplm anil Prollt*. »71.00 a.
C.^lien» national Bank %£ \
Capital. 11,000,00*.
B W. gornur Third ana Main. «urplu». tS'.iQ.OOO-
Pommereui Manorial Bank JfkmuM l*i«Sck. c£SSi: .
I • l-atiltal I2UO.UUO.
V 161 8. Bprlnit. corner Fourth. Burplm and Undivided Pronta. !<*■»«>.
Farmers & Merchants National Bank chAVes"^/^^.
Capital. t1.600.0W.
Corner Fourth and Main. gurptm end Proflta. ll.»0*.00*.
F.ist Na ional i>anit " \v ms. hammond. cuuit,
Capital Stock. H.iM.OOOi ii
t. B. corner Second and Spring. flu- lua and Proflu. 11.0.00*.
Merchant. National Bank ''Zul^EkZk r2£££S:
Capital UOO.OOO.
8. E. corner Third and Sprint;. Surplus * Undivided ProflU KitO.OOa,
National Bank of California &. »■ fIgSF&JX""*-
Capital. 1500,000.
W. It corntir Fourth and Springl. Burplim and Undivided Proflta IIIO.OX).
C... I Bank james b. oist. caawat.
.xax national Bank, james b. oist. casotar.
Capital, JSOO.OOO.
W. It «»rn«r Fourth end Proadwar. Wnrnhn and Unrttvj<l«<l PrnWia. r»me«.
. LOS ANGELES SAVINGS RANKS
„-— SECURITY —-|
\ AVINGS BANK
I Largest and Oldest in Southwest
hgggsm $28,000,000.00
I Pays the hlsbeet ratea of Interest and on »he moil liberal term* consistent
I » Ith sound, conservative banking.
I Money to Loan on Improved Real Estate
I Security Building Spring and Fifth Street*
CERRANAHERIUHIAViNCS BANK
"■JSP** 5" TH£ BANK WITH THE ■a«^S§|"*
AT • EFFICIENT SEUVtCE^
£ JTPRING ANA FOURTH JFTS* m
HARNESS .„ ». L/a^ .«r,e«. S A D D L E RY
dog. bunches, 200 250; Mexican tomatoes,
crate. 11.11.
DRIED FRUITS—Apples, evaporated, Ib
t^lOc, apricots, lb. 12@13c; loon flics,
white, box. 11.50; do black, box, 11.35: do
imported, Ib. lejJlSc; currants. 9 >.!■ 10o:
peaches, lb. 634 ®8c; pram, lb. lOGfUc:
plums, lb. 12M>c: nectarines, lb. 7HOIHO.
Prunesßo-SOs, 11©1Zc; »0-40». Ie; 40-60 S.
7Wc: 50-BOs, 8c; 60-70s. 6c; 70-sOs. D'.io; 111.
»0«. Be; 00-100s. 4c.
RAISINS —2-crown. loose. 80-lb. box. lh.
4 Vie; 3-crown. 6c; 4-crown, 6V4e; 2-crown
London layers. 20-lb. box. lh. $1.15: 3-crown,
11.25; 4-crown. $1.60; C-crown, 11.85: Sul
tanas, bleached, lb. 9911 c: do unbleached.
Ib SHe: seeded raisin*. lfl-oa. pk«. • Vi'if
IMb; do i:-0«. pkg t',ig«4e.
NUTS—Almonds, fancy IXL, lh. I71»l8e;
to Ne Plus Ultra, lb. He; braflls. 13®14e;
cocoanuts, 95c©»l; chestnuts. 11012 c; til
berts. lb. 14©15o; hickory, lb. So; pecans,
XX, lb. 12'4c: do XXX. lb. 16o: do
XXXX, lb. 17c; eastern peanut«, lh. Itfllic;
do California. lb..6H©Bc; do Japan, lb. BV4
O<c: do Spanish, shelled. No. 1. lb. 10c;
plnenuts, 20c; walnuts. No. 1. 8. B. Ib. 14«
15c; do No. 2. lb. lOo; do Jumbo*, 17©l«o;
do budded, llOZOo; popcorn, eastern, cwt.
11.50; do local, cwt. $1®3.25.
RICE— Fancy Honduras (Carolina) $8.75;
do choice Honduras (Carolina) $808.60;
Japan grades. »3.75i»4; Island, $.10; broken
$3 HO.
HONEY—Extracted, water whit*, lb. 70
li4c; extracted, white, 7c; extracted, light
amber, C®6V.c; comb, water white, 1-lb.
frames, 18017 c; white. 1-lb. frames. 159
He; light amber, 1-lb. frame* 10@llc:
beeswax, lb. 100
LIVESTOCK —Packers pay f. o. b. Los
Angeles for beef steers, sVic; beef h»lfers.
4ijf|sc: beef calves, BH®Co; mutton, wethers,
J5.50Q8.00; ewes, fSffS.M; lambs, 35937;
ii fa, lie.
POULTRY— Large turkeys, live, lb., 25c;
small tnurkcys. live, lb., !2b; large hens,
4 lbs. up, II) . 20c; small hens, EH to SV4 lbs..
Hi ISc: broilers, Vi to 2 lbs., lb., 33c; friers,
|U to 3 lbs.. lb.. 26c: roast chicken, per lb.,
|6c; duck, lb., 22c; geeße, lb., He; squabs,
do/.., $1.30; old roosters, lb., lie.
CHILI — Evaporated, strings, lb. lS£f>2oc;
1oo»e, lb, 17c; Mexican black, lh. 18c; green,
lb. 20&25O; chill teplns, lb. $1.25; Japan.
15c
HAT (Baled) — Following ore quotations
paid by dealers to hay growers: Barley
hay $16.50 n ton: wheat hay. $18.50 a tan;
tame oat hay, $17 a ton: volunteer hay.
$i 3; alfalfa, small bales. $13.60; straw, $10
Hay prices to the trade: Barley hay, $18;
wheat hay. $18: tame oat hay, $20; volun
teer hay, $13; alfalfa, small bales, $15;
straw. ,12. Retaj| pdceß
Eggs, down SflflMo
Best butter, per lb 30jj35c
Beef, per pound S4P3SO
Pork, per pound ■ MOSOo
Lamb, per pound 7©3oc
F.'iuMigo, per pound 18@20u
Ham. per pound, whole 220
Ham, per pound, sliced 350
Barracuda, halibut, rock cod and yellow
tall, per pound 10c
Salmon, sand dabs, pound 20c
Herring and smelts, pound 15c
Oysters, quart 600
Hens, pound 27c
Fryers, pound • 350
Rabbits, pound 210
FRUIT MARKET
BAN FRANCISCO, April 4.-Frults, fancy
apples Jsc@(l; common 50$f65c.
Oran(e>, navels 11.t50i.M,
Mexican limes, ((. 50@6.
Lemons, common California $1.23^1.75; good
to choice $3ff3, fancy |3f«3.7.1.
Tropical fruits,! bananas 75cjj$S pineapples
»2.75®3.D0. :*',\y
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS
NEW YORK, April 4.—Kvaporatod apples—
M<:trtv; spot, fancy, Jin ; choice, S'jtßVio; prime,
6%@7Hc; common to fair, 6@6Vt.
Prunes— Barely steady; California up to
10-40' 2T4iJO!4c; Oregons, 6@9c.
Apricots—Kasy; choice, 10%@llc; extra
choice, 11®11Mio; fancy, 12(gl2Vtc.
Peaches—lnactive; choice, 6H064i0; extra
clinics, nijfTHOi fancy, 7',i@7%c.
Halsins—Easy; loose muscatel, 3%*335@c;
choice to fancy seeded, r»(iitr, lie; seedless, 3'/j^»
4%c; London layers, (l.ljiijl.2o.
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
BAN FRANCISCO, April 4.—Dutter, fancy
creamery 27c; seconds 26c, fancy dairy 250.
Eggs, ranch 22!ic; store 22c.
CHICAGO, April -llutter, firm; creameries
26<3>32c, daisies 22@28c.
Eggs—Receipts 20,214: firm at mark, cases In
cluded, l>'i_'ir: first 21c, prime flints Mo,
Cheese-Bteady. Daisies 14«14Hc, Twins 13©
13% c, Young Americas 14%&'lSc, long horns
146515 c. . t'ir'jlUiSa
©What Is It©
JO 1 that has made over 20,000 people RT
iSr open ncoounts with us? And why
WK are 100 people each day opening TM
l\ accounts? Why have we over a
M $1,260,000 on deposits? Ads. No, fl
ft 101 to 407 will ask for ten FM U
If sons why. We want to find out V
■ whether advertising pays, and If ■
v It pays, which paper pays the M
{all Miounem
Jr. JO iA. WW #VIJ
em ami si-RiNti. an
Oleum Development Company
The best speculative purchase of all the
oil stocks. Full Information furnished,
and orders executed by
Fielding J. Stilson Company
SOS 11. W. Ilrllnmn Uuilillii.
A 2647 ■ Main 105.
FLOUR AND FEED
Following are the wholesale prices on flour
*n ! feed, furnished by the Glob* mllli:
FAMILY FLOUR—
Al flour, per bbl j 49
Al flour retail* lit $1.80 % and »6c % sack!
Olobe flour, per hhl jnjjn
Globe flour retails at (1.90 !i and It '4 Back.
Silver Star flour, per bbl $5 s 1
XXX flour, per bbl ( s 'j o
eighth bbls., 20c per bbl. higher.
HAKI-IW FLOUH-Fer bbl.—
Olob« flour »...$«.80
Eastern graham flour 6 go
Kastprn whole wheat flour ,..,,,., j.RO
Eastern rye flour goo
Bakers' Al flour j.oo
linkers' Magnolia flour ..«.....,,,. , 5.P0
Bakers' pastry flour 5 70
MEALB AND CEREAL. GOODS—
10 lbs. :eiba. tOlba.
Al flour 15.70 1.... 1,...
Pastry flour 3.50 ....
Graham flour' I. 41) 3.95 so
Corn meal, \V. & W 2.80 2.75 2.71)
Whole wheat flour 3.60 ,1.45 3.49
By* Hour 3.70 3.(5 I.M
Cracked wheat 4.00 it.95 3.90
Farina 4.00 3.a; I.M
Wheat flakes, nark 60 Iba , 1.00
do sack 115 lbs., net 6 00
GRAIN AND FEED— 100 lbs.
Wheat, No. 1 11.00 .
do Ii 11,. sack. NO. 1 2.03
Corn ,, l.sfi
Cracked corn 1 10
Feed meal * ••*••• 1.9.-,
Rolled barley 1.55
H«vd barley 1.:,.,
Shorts 1,83
East Willow Charcoal 2.00
Bran, heavy , 1.60
Kit nil- coin, red , 1.80
Oil cake meal I.M
White oats 1.90
Rye Reed 2.10
Egyptian coin 1.85
Scratch food 1 i.20
liranlte grit ; 70
Chick feed 2.70
Cracked wheat; 2.20
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
BAN FRANCISCO, April 4.-Flour, Family
extras $6.20@6.60, Bakers' extras J«.M®«.6fl,
Oregon and Washington $6.60; wheat, shipping
|t,7501.10i barley, feed $1.32!©1.55; browing
|I.S7Vi, Chevalier, $I.i;"(<fl.flfi; oats, red |1.45@
1.674; white, SlM'si 1.i;5; mlllstuffn. middlings
$33@55. mixed feed $28<U33, rolled barley $28@>
29, oatmeal $4.20, oat groats $4.30, rolled oats
t33@85; hay, wheat 18.50; wheat and oat
iii'i.i, oat, wild |!i«10: oat, tame $10015; al
falfa IS@l2. straw Bo®7Sc.
Receipts—Flour 3760, wheat 640, mbarley 1.1.
--830, oats 1420, beans »C, corn 600, potatoes 3645,
bran 60, middlings 165. hay 430, hops 7, hides
1270, wine 26,600.
SAN FRANCISCO, April Beans, pink
(1.8035, lima Sl.r.'.i I small white |4.U@4.81>,
large, white f3.75ii4; potatoes, Oregon Bur
banks 75c@Sl, Salinas Burbanks (1.2501.40,
Merced sweets J2®2.60; various, green peas $1
'!<■'. egg plant 10®20ci green peppers 15330c\
asparagus 60®76c, rhubarb 6Dc®sl, garlic 3'u'o.-,
cucumbers (hot house) $!.25<811.75, Mexican to
matoes |2@2.75, mushrooms $5.25.
- *-
BROKERS ASK RECEIVER
"CHICAGO, April Burns-Yantls, an; im
portant cash corn house doing- business on the
board of trade here,; applied for a, receiver
today. ■ . , -..:,;.«■,■:;■,,„

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