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12
PRICES FALL IN
ABSENCE OF BIDS
Several Influences Tend to Pro
duce Depressing Effect
on Stock Market
COPPER OUTLOOK WORRIES
Politics and Crops Result in In
creasing the Offering of
Stocks for Sale
NEW YORK, April B.—There ■■•
considerable Increase In the offerings
locks for sale today, <
however, a distinct Increase In the dif
ficulty with which they were market
ed. The absence of bids at current
quotations made Itself obvious at the
outset mid price* declined. The
a 1 bucc< -six.- stages of the di lin* 1
were readily filled, ' itlng fur
by I In or
der to place their stocks.
Declines of or,.> to were
general at the end nf the <iay.
The rising money rate was a broadly
I ive Influence > 'oupled with the
belief that gold exports would further
etc tlio bank reserve next week the
money situation offered little Incentive
to buy stocks. Prellml I mate«
of the currency movement of the week
Indicate excess of receipts from the In
,. ,■!,,,. to the ■ xt^ni of b< \ eral millions
of dollars. Thi atlons
have nearly balanced. The 18.800
pold exports which figure in the bank-
Ing week will be partly offset, there
fore.
The crop report published nt noon
brought no rellet to the slock market
depression. Such i could be
found wu in the belief that condition*
have Improved since the date of the
report. The decline of IB points in the
condition from December 1 to April
1 however, shows the glaring contrast
of early expectation* of the crop with
ts with the winter kill-
The March statistics of tlio Copper
Producers' association was another de
insr fa tnr- T'l'^ I' : 1'
lunds In the stocki
for the month comes In spite of
ductlon In the daily rate of pr<
tion In March, the deliveries Into con
sumption having fallen to the lowest
figure for any month since February,
with the single exception of
tember of lasl year.
Political discussion flcured In the
day* Stock market. There whs re
! consideration of a possible su
preme court decision in the American
a n Monday. The action
Erie railroad In reducing Its
shop forms nnd laying off engines was
,s evidence of lagging traffic con
ditional for the railroads.
!• , | fl W r . heavy. Total sales, par
000.
United States bonds were unchanged
on i all.
NEW YORK STOCKS
Ppoolftl bm-vUo to The Herald by J. C Wll
»on 212 We»l Fifth ltr»8», I>» Amtfl'i. mem
ben New York stock exchange. Chicago board
of trade. stoik ami bond exchange of San
Francisco.
(IB* HH '
NEW YORK April I.— Following \v>rs the
niK.tatlfns t...]ay: . ,
Bale* Rtork lllrt Low. HM. Art. i
800 Alll»-<"nalm«r« ... mH JO* I»'* «, '
do preferred fa Sj»i :
42.1'Ki AmnlK I'npppr ....7.".«» 72% .2. .»'s
601) Amer B.et Sugar. 3S "7 M\ «7
2M rlo preferre.l '.'1 '■" "'i '•■■
600 Amer Can .Co .... X"i !'■% lo\ 11
1 lf'O .li prerVrrnd 75 731J 7">i 74
1,300 Am Car ani Flry 644 624 R2i» 6S
do preferred HI 1. «"'»
'""win Amer Cotton 011..r.7»i 67 M'-i ™"i
inn do preferred 105 10 11 1"7
100 Amor El i<7 2^7 275 201
SOO Am Icp Securities. 2^'i M 2-'H
MrtAmer Linstad .... ia»i WS 13 »
VO <lo prr-ferrnd .IS US "7 :«
l,4iM Mm I.'K'oniotlvs .. 52 M rrt '''■
. . do prffprri-d 112 114
20 ¥*l Am Bmlt and lUit. R: li S«H w'i M-?t
2011 do nreferrwl 115% WS% l'.'.'i lot
700 Amer Buitap 123 121' i 121 122
10(1 rto prrf.rrfl 123 121 120 123
100 Am St. el Fir? .... M>4 S«4 r.B 57
1,400 Am T.O and TVI. .1.1."'» ISS'.J ir.', ISSH
]«1 Amer Woolen SM4 3r.«i 55' i 3'l'i
COO do prf:f-rrod HI If") fiD'i ; l(io:j
2,800 Anacon x-llv 600. 46»4 4S JF, 4S'4
■
"9,000 A T & Santa Fo"inH lil'i lllji 112' i
""900Iialt * Ohio ..".'.'.'lil'i IMS IWi ll'js;
"s.'iflii n r t ........'.'..'. 77^1 7»'u :■»; 77*
S.iflO i. i . ::
700 Canadian Pacific..lS2 Ifl'i lSl'i isi»i
6,200 C & O M S4'» Sl'i Sl'j
JOO f! ft A Mi r>o>i MH 51
3i» C & G \V n'-.w.... 27' 2 2TH 27'; 28
"i.'eOOC &NT W .ISS'i I'l 151*4 I'l'i
7.WOC SI .t St P H2 Id 14.1 11 >i
3.x do prtfprrpd 1" l".s lr.T'b US
1,600 Central l^athor .. 41> 4 4■*; 40i a 41
do preferred .. .. l'»i lf'7»i
. •
■
""coo Colorado J-" and I:! 39 Z%K 3:1
600 Col
""iorj rolum'hus 11 C."& i i^'i 13' i . 1.1 * 14
jn' i
400 Colorado Bouthern. KHi tss, ES'i Ml
"b.EOO Ponsolllated <ia3..l!Ui ITA; 1404 14"»»
f,OO Corn Products .... 113' i 10« i KH l';:U
""aoo nei i&- niia»on"!.!in it>h ito»,J 171 h
800
100 I) I, &• W ESS X's »4 615
D i
!!!!!." nlamonl Match"!.'!! !! i'-'i; i'.,\j
1 ■ tatcli
EOO Bistl See x-d Vi po 82H 31' i !' :14 3iTi
Dulu
""200 do preferred J" >, 55.4 ?7Mi
1,700 Erie 2:l'i 2H 2a SS'i
3iX» do Ist prfiferred. 4S'i 47si 47^ 4S
. do 2d iTcfcrre.l 37',i JS
2fiO General niectrlc ..151 ir,l i:,n 151
800 Gl Northern Or<v. 0: R'.H C 5 «SVi
1.800 do rfd X-dv I>U. pc.134% 133*4 1"3V4 IW%
4'» l Illlnnls Central ...IS!' i:m; 18V 1:2-14
5,400 Intarboro-Metro .. 23H Sl'i 21't 21%
5,700 do preferred ...
200 Internal Taper ... 12% 12% '2 13
do preferrnd .. 12 61
S7T77T;. Internat Pump 12*4 4">
....... do pri ferr t
"200 lowa Central .'.'!.'! 23*1 23 S2V t 23
do preferred 41>.i «.!
iii: C Soutliern .... 35 85 sr, SiV,
do preferred CO.; u;\
], i: & vi if :'i
do preferred -. .. .. CG t/.t
1,100 L& N 150 HSIJ4 14SH l)!"i
Mackaj Bl : I
do preferred 77 78
Manhattan 134 180
800 Mexican Central .. 2% 27,4 £7li 27=t
Minn & Xt L. 25 ;;i
do preferred .. .. 72
M St P & ft 8 M 1374 ISiiH
do preferred .. 147 ID4
1,400 MX & Texas 41 4'l*4 401J 40»4
100 do preferred .. 71 'i 71' i7l 72
1,100 Missouri PacMo .. ei'i fsij CSV 468
100 National Lead .... BIMI SIVi S2'i 52!4
do preferred 10714 108
National Biscuit WH 107
do preferred .. 12" 124 .
100 V Alrßrak* ... M 80 77!* 60
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS
<*> Shipment* of MMItl and lemOM •
•$> from I,o« .\neele» Wednesday, April 0, >j
<$ were 173 carloads of ornnges and '."1 of •
<* lemon*. Total to datf there Ii»t« bffn «
<J> shipped 14,070 carloads, of which 1837 «
<i> were lemon*. La»« «m»on to date •
• . there were >lilppeil in,163 carloads, of <§
<i> which (138 were lemons. <»
•
4.3<m N V Central 1224 12U4 12114 »HH
100 x V C « S< I. :.3'i en's :.a do 4
do let preferred 1')') US
do 2.1 referred «'• n
400 \ v x ii 7» Hart.l6B 158 153 Wj
4-10 X V Ont & W.... 45 44", 44% 4",
2,7 m Norfolk ft West ..103% 102% 102% 103
do preferred N9 VI
I.SCT N'o-th American .. 754 74 71 77
3,100 Northern Pacific...lJ4T4 133% 1.13% 134.
Omaha ' .. .. 146 155
do preferred 190 175
900 Pacific Corut 11l 10S'4 110 111
300 Pacinc Mail 2014 29^4 29% 30
11,000 Penna n H C0....135',* 13.1 13.14 13.1%
400 Peoplr3 G.n li*4 IW4 1094 ioy%
4 r>) Plttsburs Coal .... 20 20 M 204
*H) do preferred ..... 72% 72 71 72
900 P C C &• St 1 102 1014 Ml»i 101%
do preferred — . 100 113
SOO Pressed Steel Car.. 42' i 42 I] 4:>i
do preferred , 101' i l»2>i
300 Ry Pteol f=pß3 Co. 404 40 40 40%
do preferred 101 104
10J,700 Reading 16S'i 162% 163 163* i
200 do Ist preferred. 02 02 SI !>J' a
lV) do 24 preferred.,l«2% 102% 1 '-'. 10.1
300 Republic S and I. ■-' 3«>» 36H 37
200. do preferred I<X> MVs 99 o:>'i
7.0-10 Rock 1.0nn.l Co ... 4S'i 4:.% 4514 U
l.«0(i .lo preferred I'll., 9,14 « pj
800 Sloss Hhef S and I 767« 75% 7:.i 2 76
Hi L * SP Ist pfd .. .. (M 71
700 do Id preferred.. 45% 4S M 48%
31K) St I. & S \V 80 M 23 2!Hi
6"0 do preferred 73U 72H 7214 "'i
18,100 9 uthern Pacific .124% 1231, 12*14 123« i
700 Southern Railway. 874 27'» 271, ;"■»
:. dn preferred 68 64
700 Term Copper 30% ■'•'' '' 31
I,3ip" Texan Pacific 31-V, 31 31 31",
300 Third AVI . ... 7', 7V4 <.'s "'*
Toledo St L, AW 3- 41's
200 do preferreni C«>4 "; 63 fiO
100 Twin City li T ..114 114 114 115
Union 1! and Papr .. .. 9 10
do preferred . ''- 1: 87H
64.r«vi Union Pacific I85»i -«% 183 IMH
600 do preferred fl">i WTi 37 !>7'. 4
20.1 United i: !■■ of 8 X 37 37 '■"■' 37
do pn f»rr« I . 64 66
100 V 3 Cast in Pipe 2114 21% 21' i --'-
200 do preferred 71 71 71 7.
800 tl B Rubber 4.H4 42% 4214 4.1%
100 do Ist preferred.ll3 115 115 115%
do 2d preferred.. .. .. 78 80
ISI.SW V 8 Bteel Cor 1414 v- S! 1* v:.
2.f»vi do preferred 12m 119% 119% 1194
3.M0 i tali C per 47' 3 ■>•;■» 46H 46V6
2,li)i) Va-i'ar Chem Co. B»Vi £.7% f.7% 63
do preferred .. 123 I.'*
400 ibaJh 21H 21 L" T» 21%
2.7U0 do preferred ...:. 464 44% 45 4614
\\ elli Fargo Ex 170 ISO
700 Western Vnion ... 72' i 71% 71Vi 72
2,S'»i Westlnßhouso .. .. 63 li 63' i 63 64
200 W&L. E .. 4» Vm 4'» 4%
10u do Ist preferred, t'a DM '■' in
do Id preferred .. .. 5% ''
Wisconsin Centra! •■ ■• 49'» SI
Am Hi. and L^a c ; 7
do preferred 8614 SI
Am Ag nnii ("hem. .. .. 4* 4,1%
do preferred .. 99 100
100 Bath Steal 1.. 80 M 2914 304
do preferred E»4
Not Enamel and 8.. .. 2*4 23
do preferred 8« 95
Pao Tel and Tel 38 s«4
do preferred 90 1014
C B Realty 7< 7SV4
'a''O West Maryland ..! 4} 40 (SVi 60
Total soles, 671.000 chares.
NEW YORK BONDS
Bpeelal service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
son, 212 Weit Fifth street, Los Angeles, mem
ber New York stock exchange, Chicago board
of trade, stock and bond exchange of San
Francisco.
NSW YORK. April B.—Following ware the
closing quotations: Bid. As):*
Atchlson r«n a 954 95%
Atehlson cony 4s 1124 lift
Baltimore & Ohio Ist 4> .'-'« 9«%
1! R T (l 844 M 4
Colorado Industrial ha 79
V S Realty it 88 DO
Rock Island cr.l i-> SO soft
Southern Pai ifl r-r 4» H% 95
Bouthsrn Pacifls col 4a »>i 91
Southern Pacific cony 43 1014 1"!%
Union Pacific Ist 4s !>!>% 1™)
Union Pacific cony 4s 107 1074
I.* S Steel 5» l"4'-i II IH
I'nlte.l Railway 43 714
\Vaba.«h deh 4s 71 71%
Western Pacific "3 95% 9i
D & R O ref B* '■■}'■, 93
Japanese 4s 92% 92%
Japanese Ist 44s 65% W
Japanese. 2d 44» »sli 854
TJ S2s Id l"*. 101' i
U S 2a coupon 100%
VP li reg i 1"54 11J4
I' S3s 1 upon 1"24 10H4
U S 43 regd Ill's 115%
U S 4s coupon 114' i 1154
Panama 2-s l'>>*» 101
Panama 132Ss imt 101
f FINANCIAL RECORD
NEW YORK, April R—Close: Prime mercan
tile paper, V.itfS per cent.
Hterlinsr exchange steady, with actual busi
ness In hank.-rs' hills at J4.M.2.1 for sixty
day bills and at (4.87.1 for demand.
Commercial bills. »i S3" B ®4.BHi.
Bar silver. f.2'jc.
Mexican dollar*, 44c.
Government bomls, steady; railroad bonds,
heavy.
Money on call, firm, 3^3% per cent: ruling
rate and offered nt 3^; closing bid 3 per cent.
Time loans stronger; sixty-days, 4 per cent;
ninety days and fix months, 4% per cent.
TREASURY STATEMENT
WASHINGTON. April S—The condition nf
the treasury at the [Inning of business to
day was as follows:
Trust funds—Cold coin, |852,16>,589; silver
dollars, I4fl0.678.000; sliver dollars of l«90. $3.
--7V.OO0; ellver certificates 1 utatandlng, $I»'J,
--"
615.000,
General fund—Standard silver dollars In
general fund, J1.264.130; current liabilities,
1104,715,262: working balance in treasury of
fices, J25.455,400; In banks to credit of treas
urer of the U. S., J33,873,0'J1; subaidlary silver
coin, f27,r,62,579; minor coin, »1,2^3,263; total
balance in general fund. t^.S'O.USI.
• • •
NEW YORK COTTON
Special service to Tho Herald by J. C. Wll
son, 212 West Fifl.i «;roet. L*is Angeles.
NFTW YORK, April S—The bull movement In
cotton, particularly in tho May and July op
tlnns, »»ji resumed today In a more agvreaiive
manner. As soon as prlc«s wore established on
a slightly lover level an increased demand and
proper support by the bull clique caused ad
ditional strength In the n'-'ar montha, which
continued until the end of the day, brlnwing
final prices up to within a few points of the.
hlphest. On tho day's work, May and July
Rained 28 and 23 points respectively, while the
new crop months were from 8 to 9 points
higher. Spot cotton at this center advanced
25 points with small *ales to 15'ic.
J'ricea ranged as follows: —Close —
Open. High. Low. Bid. Ask.
January 12. 12.48
April 14.87 14. 14.75 14.96 14.us
May 14.56 H.S'J 14.56 14. 14.
Juno !l ■;■■ 14.66 14.60 14.65 14.C0
July H.S3 H. 64 14.34 14 '4
Auifust 13.£*0 1.12 13 ■' 14.10 14.12
September 13.1G M.16 13.W 13.16 13.
October 12.5; 12.6.', 12.51 12.64 12.65
Novembar 12.37 12.37 12.37 12. 'M 1:.52
December 12.35 12.G0 15. 33 12.49 12.50
Ppot cotton, 1i..2r«: tlrm, 23 points higher.
«-«-*
COTTON AND WOOL
ST I/Tl^, April f v; medium
, .
hi avy fln. . :i .,:» . mi, «aHl,.'-.|,
It
NEW ?ORK, April B.—Cotton: Spot cloned
quiet, r; middling up!
middling gulf, tic 80. Sules, 16J7 bales,
n futures closed steady. April, (14.96;
July, W. 4; Au
■t , $12.6-1, Nuv.,
.■.- I.', j i , 14.63.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 9, 1910.
FINANCIAL
LOS ANGELES, April 8.-Bank clearings
were |},464,00».16, an Increase of $471443.44 as
compared with the amount for the correspond
ing date of liwt year. Following Is a compar
ative statement:
1910 1909. 1908.
April 4 $2,571.232.08 $2.M5,651.11 $1,61U65.97
April 5 J.TM.MS.SS 2.1G3.634.69 1,TM,M9.61
April 6 .1,156.042.46 2.605,043.14 1.747,857.00
April 7 5.726.142.39 I.tJO, 7*3.40 1,660,205.42
Aprils 2,484,009.16 1,965,560.71 1,404.371.32
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Am Is usual on a quiet market, prices In
one or tWO Instances sagged off a trifle.
California Midway back about 5 points and I
closed weak.
Asjoclated did not hold its own as well as
Thursday, and it looks as If the stock would
sag back below 60 again.
Brookshlre Oil was very strong; at one time i
It wan sin hid
Central Oil showed a gain of 5 points and
was In demand at 106,
eland Oil touched IIS Thursday, and It.
looks as If this stock will probably sell high
er In the near future.
Mexican Petroleums were again strong and
■old heavily.
Ollnda I .and also strengthened but little;
closed at 52.
Reed Cruio w..l probably go off the board
in a few days, as this company has finally
disposed of Its property and will go Into court j
to be disincorporated. The operations of the I
company have been very successful anil has
paid many times Its capital stock in dividends.
The Union issues were quiet, .with no espe
cial feature.
Among the non-producers McKlttrlck Opera
tor* and Nevada-Mldway showed a gain.
Oleum opened up strong, but closed weak.
Amon? the public utilities and industrials
there Is little now to report, anil the bonds
also were quiet yesterday.
The mining list showed no change.
MOHXrNG SALES
I V 8 L Dlsl T and T Co bond 72: 110 Mcx
]> Ltd com 28.50; 100 Inda Land (Oil) BO] 1800
Section Six 50; 1000 Columbia OH 1.11; 10 Union
1'5.12'i; H do 106; 2 do, s. 2. 105. 6000 Oleum
i"v I-,, 12U; 9000 do 12; 3MO do 11%.
AFTERNOON lilll
II Aesd Oil Co 60.00; 5000 Cal Midway 70;
1000 do 6!1'4; 2<>H) do »7; 1000 , do, B. 30, 72;
I ■- do do ?i; 10 >■ do do «9; 1000 do la " ■•'.; 1000
do do 159; WOO Palmer Oil Co 1.11; WOO Ollnda
Lend til 800 .10 6:>.
Off board— 100 Central I M.
BONUS
Did. Ask.
American Petroleum .Co 84 M
Associated ' 111 CO Sir, M
Corona City Water Co 81
Corona Power «c W. Co 95 ..
Cucamonga Water Co 98
Edison El. Co., Is R 100 104
Kdison Elec Co. old Issue lot 101
Home Telephone Co 85 87
Home Tel Co Ist rfdg 74
Huasteca Pipe Lino "is
L. A. Par. Ist con tilths 104>4
L. A. Pac. Ry Ist rfndg 100
L. A. Railway Co 110
1. A. Traction Co., 'is 10» 110
1-. A. Traction Co., Si 101 ' Ms
Mexican Null Has c.-> 100
Mlssl B Trans and R Co 9S
Pa ■ Light and Power Co ....... 97U
Pasadena Rome T & T Co 10
Pomona Con Water Co 90
Riverside H T an 1 T Co 75
Santa Monica H T and T Co 80
Ban Diego Home Tel. Co 75
Seaside Water Co 99 105
Tcmescal Water Co 99 106
United Eleo Q and P Co N 101
Union Transportation Co 91 1,4 95
1! S Long Dls T and T Co "3 75
Whittier Homo T and T Co 78
BANKS
Bid. Ark.
All Night * Day Bank 115.00 110.00
Bank of Southern Cal 10.M 110.00
Broadway Bank and Trust —15-.<-> 175.00
Call* mitt Savings Bank 118. 12500
Central National Dank 175.00 182.50
Citizens National 230.00 237.40
Commercial National 147.
Equitable Savings Bank 180.00 200.00
Farmers & Mer Nat'l 270.00
Federal Bank of L A 12.00
First National 600.00 610.00
German American Pavings 320.00 340.00
Globe Pavings Bank 115.00
Merchanti National 64".ml
Merchants Bank and Trust Co.. 141.n0
National Bank of Cal 190.00 250.00
National Bank of Com 105.00 116.00
Security Savings Bank 520.00 4'*).00
The Southern Trust Co 75.00 85.00
160 per o< .'it paid up)
r S National Dank 145.00
INDL'STIUAU* AND PUBLIC UTILITIES
Bid. Ask.
Cal Portland Cement Co 110.00
Edison Electric pfd 80.00 82.00
Edison Electric con 64.80
Home Telephone pfd 14.60 65.50
Homo Telephone com 1.00
Hutchlneon S P Co 17.00 18.00
L. A. Brewing Co 80.00
Mexican National Oat pM 60.00 76.00
Me' can National Gas com 36.00
Paauhau S I" Co 29.00 89.60
Pac Con Stone Co of Cal 3.60 i M
Pasadena Home T. ,v T. Co H.M
Riverside Homo T and T Co 11.00
San Diego Home T and T C 0... 16. IS. OO
Bui Drug Co 1.00
Seaside Water Co 100.00
'i itle Q and Tr Co pfd J50.00
V 3 L. D T and T Co pfd 88.00 40.50
Union Security C(/rp. pfd l'<o.oo
L'nion Trust Co 42.00
Whlttler Home T and T Co — 60.00
OIL STOCKS
PRODUCERS- nit Ask.
Amalgamated Oil U.OO 62.60
American Crude oil Co .65 I.l*
Amer Pet Co pfd 96.60
American Pel Co com 76.00
Associated Oil SO.ro &J. 50
Bi 'Okshlre Oil 1.85
California Midway Oil 671 -694
Central I.M
Clevsland Oil Co i:.» .61
Columbia i UVi 1.23
Continental Oil 38
Enos Oil Co 1.374
Euclid Oil Co i 55 .61
Full.rton Oil 8.05
CJlobo .17V4
Jade Oil Co 43 ,41
Mexican Petroleum 1.07
Mexican Petroleum Ltd pfd — 67.25 67.76
Mexican Pet Ltd com 29.024
New Penna Pet Co 1.00
Ollnda Land Co (Oil) BOH
Palmer Oil Co 1-31
Perseus Oil Co .35
l'nu oil and It Co 10
Rica Ranch Oil Cc 92 .99
Reed Crude. 40
Section six Oil Co 40
Trader"! Oil Co l«."0
Unlfcn 105.00
Union Provident Co 102.624 103.50
fnlted Petroleum 104.00 106.00
West Coast Oil com, 9.00
Western Union '. 170.00
Yellowstone oil Co .40
NON-PRODUCERS—
Cißllntra Crutio Oil Co 31 .86
MoKlttrlck tnv Oil Co KM .20
McKlttrick Oper Oil Co 17' 4
Nevada-Midway Oil Co 30
Oleum Development Co ii'» .12
DAILY MINING CALL
OFFICIAL SALES
Morning—3oo(l Con Mines, per M, 7.00; 1000
California Hills 4; HO Hunnle Clare 8; 1000 do
i%.
Afternoon—looo Bonnie Clare 84.
MSTKJ» STOCKS
CALIFORNIA- . Bid. Ask.
California Hills M Co 03"4
Consolidated Mines Co 6. COM
Mt Qalnei Con M Co. 02 .il&hk
NEVADA—
rohnnle Mm and Milling Co '. .16«,
Searchlight Parallel .02
« ■ »
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
BAN FRANCISCO, April B.—Butter, fancy
creamery, tTAa; second!, 26Hc; fancy dairy,
25c.
Cheese—New, Ufg'W'jo; Youn» America, 1514
fl)16o.
Ekks—Ranch, i3Ho; store, 23c.
CHICAGO, April S.—Butter, steady. Cream
eries. 26fc31c; dairies, 22628 c.
Eggs eaßy at mark, receipts 32,533, cases In
cluded, 18®20c; Orate, 21c; prims firsts, 22c.
Cheese, steady. Daisies, 14tf}HVic; Twins,
UOUHo; Yoimtr Americas, I4(&l«!4o; Long
Horns, UHSWiO.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE
Special service to The Herald by 3. C. Wil
son. 312 West Fifth street. Los Angeles, mem
ber New York stock exchange. Chicago board
of trade, stock and bond exchange of Sao
Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, April §.—Following were
the closing quotations:
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS— Bid. Asked.
Associated Oil Co Cc SV.i tH%
Hay Counties Power Co (a 10J 102V4
('"I Central Gas anil Etoo 6s 105
Cal Gas and Glee gen MACT 65.... 99*4
California st Cable Co 6s 102H
California Wine Assn 6s 87H
City Electric Co 5e 90* *»4
Contra Coeta Water Co 6s l<i)'i
do gen mtg to 90<s 93"4
Edison Dec Co of L A 100%
Edison Light and Power 6s 107*
First Federal Trust Co 6s IOIVi
Ferries an.l Cliff House Ry 6s Ml
Hawaiian Coml and Sugar 5s 104<4 1054
Honolulu R T and L CD 6s 107
Lake Tahoe Ry and T Co 6s 971«
Los Angeles Eleo Co Ss IOIVi
Ix» Angeles Gas and El Co 6s 101 102U
I*> 3 Angeliw Railway Be 10014 106
l.us Angeles Lighting gd M 100
L a Pa'c R R Ist con nil U 104'4j 10614
1. A Pac II II of cal 5s 100V4
Market Street Cable ta 103 103H
do Ry Ist cons mtg 6s 99
M V and Mt Tamalpais S lty 85.... 09
Northorn Ry Co of Cal 6s 112\
Northern Cal Power Co 5s 101 105
Northern Electric Co &s 97
Oakland Transit Co 6s 10714
Oakland Transit Ss 101"4
Oakland Transit Con 5s lP4»i
Oakland Traction Con Its mi's 99
Oakland Traction Co 00 93
'Oakland Water Co gtd 5s 97
Omnibus Cable Railway 6s 106'
Pacific Gas tup 4s 85
Pacific Electric Ry Co 5s 106
Pacific Light and Power Co la 9»>4
Pac Light and Power gtd is lm'i
Pacific Tel and Tel Co 98-% 10OU
Park and Cliff Houso Ry «s 99
Park and Ocean R n 6s 100
People's Water Co b 71 7H4
Powell Street Railway tin 99%
Sacramento Eloe Giwi and Ry os i"4
S F Onk and San Jose Ry os 106' i
do 2d mtg 6s 944 !>6>4
S p Oak and S .1 Con Ry Be MH
i .1 and S Clara Co X R 4<4s N
Sierra Ry of Cal 6s 1104
8 !' It I! of Aril Is 1912 103
do Ist c gtd X ?■« 1154
8 P Branch Ky of Cal 6» 12«'4
IPER Co lit rfdg 4s 96' i mi
Stockton Gas and El Corp 6s lCKi'4
8 V Water Co gen mtg 4.i 924
United Dae and Elec Co is 9S". a .. j
United v R of 1 F 4? 70% : •■•,
Vallejo H and X V R It 6s 7, .. '
Valley Counties Power Co 6s 101*4 101%
WATER STOCKS-
Marln County 60
Spring Valley Water Co 43
GAS AND ELECTRIC STOCKS-
Clty Electric Co 65 «0
N Cal Power Co Con 62\,
Paclflo Lighting Corp p'd 77
do common 63 ..
INSURANCE STOCKS—
California Insuranco Co 79
Fireman's Fund MO 275
STREET RAILROAD STOCKS—
Presidio el
POWDER STOCKS—
Giant Consolidated Go 75
SUGAR STOCKS—
Hawaiian Coml and Bugar Co 41
Honokaa Sugar Co 20"i
Hutchlnson Sugar Plantation .... 19 l!"i
KUauea Sugar Plantation Co 14
Makawell Sugar Co 64H 67
Onomea Sugar Co 6*4
Paauhau S PCo 2S^t : ..
Union Sugar Co 6MJ
OIL STOCKS—
Assoclatod Oil Co 60' i 61
Bte.-lliig Oil and Dcv Co 2«i B'i
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS-
Alaska Packers' Association 914
Cal Fruit Canners' Assn lOUi
Ca) Wine Association 34 85
pac Auxiliary Fire Alarm 4
Pacific Coast Borax Co 154
Pac Tel and Tel nfd 95 »7
Morning sales—DftOO S P Branch 6s 125; 7000
(Spring V Water to 92*4; 2000 United R R 4s
70' i; 50 And on 60»4; 90 Nor Calif Power 62;
125 Union Sugar 70.
Afternoon sales— Bay C P 5s 102's; 5000
I, A Pao It lot; MOO American River Elec rs
91»4; 1000 Oak Traction Co 5* !>2V»; 1000 United
R R 4s 70H; fio«xi same at 7'l1 -*: 2000 Cnl Ons
and Elec (a 100: 1000 City Elec 6s II; 1000
Peoples 5s 71' i; 64 Associated Oil H%; 25 Ha
waiian 42.
FRUIT MARKET
BAN FRANCISCO. April B.—Fruit quota
tions: Apples, fancy, $1.25; common, 66cQ$l.
Oranges, navels $1 1,7.". '
Mexican limes, $6.f.'
Lemons, common California, $1.25^1.75; good
to choice, $2f3: fancy, $3.J.V34.
Tropical fruit*, bananas, TSc#Hj pineapples,
$394.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS
NEW YORK, April 8.-Evaporated apples
steady; spot fancy, I**"; choice, s'nS'/ic; prime,
61f&74c: common to fair. 66«V4c.
Prunes easy; California up to 30-408, 2%®
9%e; Oregons, 639 c.
Apricots barely steady; choice, 10',iSllc; ex
tra choice, lKiii'j . fancy, 123124 c
Peaches dull and easy; choice, «4'B6»ic; ex
tra choice, <\'(i7'«c; fancy, 7'40>7H0.
Raisins unsteady; loose muscatels, S\''i'\e;
choice to fancy, seeded, 899%0; seedless, 34*$
4:v , London layers, 11.15Q1.30.
•-•-•
FLOUR AND FEED
Following are the wholesale prices on flour
and feed, furnished by the Globe mill*:
FAMILY FLOUR—
Al flour, per bbl 1.40
Al flour retails at II SO v and 95c '% Hack.
Globe flour, ptr bbl |6.90
Globe flour retails at (1.90 'i and II 4 Back.
Silver Star flour, per bbl $5.80
XXX Hour, per bbl $j.20
Eighth bbls., Ha per bbl. higher.
BAKERS' FLOUR-Per bbl.-
Globe flour $6.80
Eastern graham flour 6.80
Eastern whole wheat flour 6.50
Eastern rye flour 8.00
Bakers' Al flour 6.00
Bakers' Magnolia flour 5.90
Bakers' pastry flour 0.70
MEALS J-:-D CEREAL GOODS—
10 lbs 26 lbs. 60 lbs.
Al flour $3.70 $.... $....
Pastry flour 3.80
Graham flour 8.40 3 35 3.30
Corn meal. W. A W 2.50 1.75 J. 70
Whole wheat flour 8.50 3.45 ■ 3 11
Rye flour I.M 3.85 3.M
Cracked wheat 4.0n 3.95 8.90
Farina 4.00 3.95 3.90
Wheat flakes, sack CO lbs I.M
do sack 125 lbs., net......•• 5.00
GRAIN AND FEED— - 100 lbs.
Wheat, No. 1 $8.00
do 100-lb.'sack, No. 1 3.05
Corn I"
Cracked corn 190
1.... .1 meal 165
Rolled barley I.M
Seed barley 155
Snorts ISS
East Willow Charcoal .2.00
Bran, heavy 160
Kaffir corn, red I.RO
Oil cake meal »60
White oats ISO
Rye need MO
Egyptian corn* I.W
Scratch food 2.20
Granite grit "0
Chick feed 2-70
Cracked wheat 2.20
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
BAN FRANCISCO, April 8— Benns, pink
$4.80(ij3; Lima, $4.35®4.45; small white, $(.6uit
4.85; largo white, $3.7G®4.
rotatocs— llurbanka, 75cif$l; Salinas
Burbanks, H. 1601.50; Merced sweets, $2g2.50.
Onions —Fancy California, nominal;.
Various —Oreen peas, m©lV4oi string beans,
20@35c; egg plant, 10@15c; green peppers, MO
25c; asparagus, I13L60; rhubarb, McOlli gar
llo, 365 c; cucumbers, fl@l.U; Mexican toma
toes, }1.60@2.50; mushroomß, 2 rif"iisl.
Poultry—Roosters, old jr>',(:,:,", roosters,
young, $8@10; broilers, small, $3{i4; broilers,
largo $4®5; fryers, $7.60&5; hens, 18.60611;
ducks, old. »6®7; ducks, young, 5S@lO; geeae,
$202.60; plgoono, young, $1.50@2.
Flour— Family extras, $6.20!56.«0; bakers' ex
tras, |6.20@6.60; Oregon and Washington,
"wiieat-Shlpplnif, $1.72H@1.77^.
•VVheat-BhlpplnK. t1.72V4®1.77H.
Barley—Feed, »1.20®1.2.">; browing, Il.tTVsO
1.30.
Oats-Red, $1.37V4@1.47V,; white, $1.47148
1.55.
—^Vheat, $12618.50; wheat and oat, 1100
IS; oat. wild, J9I&1:; oat, tame, $10®15; al
falfa, $8®12; straw. 50@75c,
Receipts— 4230; wheat, 700; barley,
13 270; oats, 770; beans, 500; potatoes, 3335;
onions. 285; bran, 785; hay, iifj hides. 1400;
wine, 34,400.
CRYSTAL WAX ONIONS
COME FROM VALLEY
Sweet Potato Prices Controlled
by the Shippers—Better
Berries Arrive
Following are the Dally Market Reporter
and exchange hoard wholesale quotation*:
Crystal wax onions firm. The Imperial val
ley appeared In the local market yesterday,
and It was statod that these California Ber
mudas would come regularly, shutting oft
further withdrawals from storage. The stock :
sold at $2.75 a crate.
There was nothing new In the egg and but
ter market. Receipts comparatively light.
Dealers are still provided with excess sup
; ply of Irish potatoes, and the marital Is
weak. Sweet potatoes are scarce. Producers
command the situation as to prices. Yellow
sweets are 14 per cwt. for the best.
Berry shipments amounted to only 1100
crates; quality better. A car load shipment
of strawberries will go north next week. Ship
ments of raspberries were heavier, and prices
declined 6 cents per box to 35 cents. Demand
was strong for citrus and apples. Prices on
the former were unchanged. Jobbers are stilt
rutting apple prices to hasten the movement,
Colorado Jonathans dropped from (2.65 to
$2. an per sack, Missouri Pippins and Wine
taps were off 25 cents per sack.
Pish plentiful.
Receipts of produce were: Eftgs, 443 cases;
Butter, M.216 pounds: cheese, iw>4 pounds; po
tatoes, 131)3 sacks; onions, 450 auks, beans,
600 sacks;
Produce Prices
EOOS— Local ranch candled, extra so
lected, 30c; local ranch, candled. IMi local
ranch, case count, buying price, 27--.
BUTTER—California creamery extras, Ib.,
27c; do firsts, lb., 25c; cooking butter, 21c;
ladle batter, 25c.
CHEESE—Northern fresh, 17ffll?c; large An
chor, .]••; Toung America, Anchor, 19c;
hand. Anchor. 22c; Oregon Daisy. 21c; east
ern singles, Li-.-, eastern Twins, I9',»c;
eastern Daisies, l!"»c; eastern long Horns.
20c; eastern chedders. 20«Jlc; imported
Swiss, 3■ p i3l c : Jack cheese. 230; domestio
I Swiss, 23625 c; cream brick, too; llmburger, M
iiZlc: Roquefort, 3S(f4oc; Kdam, t*<d*l
Canadian cream, box, 11.
BEANS— No. 1 pink. |(.IIOMI| No. 1
llmas, 14.75; No. 1 Lady Washington. $4.50;
No 1 small whites, II.40OI.CC; No. 1 black
eyes. 15.28; No. 1 bayous, »«.50; No.
1 Qarvanza*. $4.50; No. 1 lentils, California.
$7.
POTATOES—Highlands, cnt. II -(Tl Sti Lnm
poo, t1.W91.T5; Watsonvllle. t1.25if1.40; Oregon
Iturbanks, t1.5091.40; Oregon Early Rose, $1.60;
Oregon White r.oe». N.7&9L10; Salinas, $1,653
1.76; White Rose. $2; yllow sweet.-. $<; white
sweets, $2.60ijJ3.00; red sweets, $2.25; new
potatoes, $1.60 box.
ONIONS —Northern Australian brown,
cwt. $1 7101.151 Nevadas. $3.55; Oregon.
$: 00; garlic. SiflOc lb.
FRESH FRUlTS—Apples—Bellefleuvs, 4-tler,
11.75; Helteneiirs, 4H-tter, tl.ooei.Ss; Belle
lieuri. 34-tter. $1.76; Ben Cups, 4-tler, 11.10©
1.69; fall i'lpplns, 11.60; fall Plpplni, 4W-tlor,
11. M; Greenings, 11.60; Greenings. 4V»-tler,
11.915: Hoovers, 4-tler, $2.00; Jonathan's Colo,
$2.25; I'earmains, while winter, 4-tler,
$1.76: Pearmains, red. 4-tler, $1.60; Pear
mains, red, 41,-tler, $1.20; Smith's elder, 4
tlor, $1.60; Smith's cider, 4V»-tler, $1.25; Ben
Davit. Col.. 11.5501.U; Newton Pippins, 4
tler, 11.50: N«wtown Pippins. 454-tler, 11.10©
1.15; Mo. Plpplni, Col.. $2.25; Langford's, 4
tler, 11.11; Lanjfords, 44-tler. 11.15; Home
Beauties. 13.25; Spltxenburgs, 4-ller. $1.88;
Qanoa, 11.50; Wlnesaps, Col., $1.90; Wlnesaps,
4-tler. Cat., $2.50.
BERRlES—Strawberries, per basket, Bflic;
cranberries, par bbl., $15; raspberries, 35c a
box.
CITRUS —Seedless grapefruit, $!.75®S;
leedllngs, II; fancy lemons, 12.t0V3.35,
choice, 11.60Q1.T5; fanvy navel oranges,
II 75*32 tangerine oranges. >4-box, $1.60
©1.75; Valencia oranges, fancy, 12.6031;
limes, :o-lb. box. 11.55.
TROPICAL FRUITS —Bananas, lb. 4©
6e; do red, lb., «c; Fard dates, lb., 10ffil2c;
do Golden, lb. 7Hc: do Persian. 1-lb. j>kg
7Hi&'Sc; alligator pears, dot $6; pineap
ples. «{»7e. , ,
FRUITS —Winter Nelll* pear*. picking
boxes, $1.50; Ruavas, basket, 4fflEc; lOQUats,
per ii. , lJtt«l6c.
VEGETABLES—Artichokes, <Jo«.. $1; aspor
gus, lb., 3'.s'ii4c; Brussels sprouts, 10c lb.;
Bell peppers. Florida. lb. 40®4J0; beets.
do 2. bunches, SOS3Sc; atrlnit beans. 11... U#Mci
green cabbage, $1.50 sack; carrots, do*.,
bunches, Me; cauliflower, crate, $1.25©
1.65; celery, rout. doien, 750; do.
crate, $3.00; cucumbers, dozen, $150;
iit; corn husks, cut, lb. 10c; do uncut, lb
8c; egg plant. 204; 30c lb; leeks, doz. 35c.
horseradish, ISO lb.; oyster plant. !s©4<>o doi;
lettuce, 40c crate; peas, "wile lb.;
parsley, do». Jsc; parsnips, doz. 40c; Crlm
son winter rhubarb, UOHo box; spinach,
dot. 910; young onions, doz. 20t130c; turnips,
do*, bunches. 2o^.'So; Mexican tomatoes,
crate, $2.0062.25.
DRIED FRUITS —Apples, evaporated, lb.
»®loc, apricots, lb. 12ifl3c; loose figs.
white, box, $1.50; do black, box, $1.35; do
Imported, lb. 16 318 c; currants. 9V»«10c;
peaches, lb. 5%«8c; pear», lb. lu'u'l2c;
plums, lb. 124 c; nectarines, lb. 7V4ifßHc
Prunes—2o-SOs, 11® 12c; JO-tOs. Sc; 40-50 S.
TViOt 50-^os. 6c; «0-70», 6c; 70-SOs. 614 c; so.
90s. sc; 'JO-lOOs. 4c.
RAISINS —2-crown, loose, 50-!b. box. lb.
4W' 3-crown, sc; 4-crown, 61/4 c; 2-crown
London layers. 20-lb. box, Ib $1.16; »-crown,
$1 25; 4-crown. $1.60; 5-crown. $1.85: Sul
tanas bleached, lb. Stillc: do unbleached,
lb 3 He; seeded raisins. 16-o*. pkg. 6hi <v
Hie; do 12-oz. pkg. 5V4©6',4e.
NUTS—Almonds, fancy IXL. lb. 17@18c;
do Ne Plus Ultra, lb. 16c; brazils, 13©14o;
cocoanuts, ItoOHi chestnut", ll®12o; fil
berts, lb. 14015 c; hickory, lb. «c; pecans.
XX. tb. 12He; do XXX. lb. l«e; do
XXXX, lb. 17c; eastern peanuts, lb. Bigis'/ic;
do California, Ib. sV«©6e; do Japan, lb. t<&
{(,7c- do Spanish, shelled. No. 1. lb. 10c.
ulnenuts, 20c; walnuts, No. 1, S. S. lb. 140
He- do No. 2. Ib. 10c; do Jumoos. 17ii l»c;
do "budded. 18 8 200; popcorn, eastern, cwt.
$150; do loc«l. cwt. $1«3.25.
jrilCE Fancy Honduras (Carolina) $«."5;
di choice Honduras (Carolina) $6®« 60;
Japan grades. |5.76©4| Island. $.50; broken
$S 110.
HONEY —Extracted, water white, Ib. Tf»
TVtc- extracted, Whits. 7c; extracted, light
amber, itl'.tc; comb, water white. 1-lb.
frames l«©17c; white. 1-lb f"«m<s. Hit
16c; light ainher. 1-lb. frame- IB 01 SO;
beeswax, lb. 30c. '
LIVESTOCK —Packers pay f. o. b. Los
Angeles for beef stoern. s',ic: beef heifers,
4>-i'&sc; beef calve*, 5'tSJHc; mutton, wethers,
|t.MO*.OOi ewes, $3185.50; lambi, 351*37;
hog». 11
POULTRY— Large turkeys, live, lb.. 2,.c;
email tnurkay*, live, lb.. 22c; large hens,
4 lbs up. lb., 20c; small hens, 2H to 3V4 lbs.,
Ib., 18c; broilers. IVi to 2 lbs., Ib.. tM; friers,
2% to 3 lbs., lb., 2ilc; roost chicken, per Ib.,
; 2uc; duck, lb., He; geese, lb., 18c; syuabs,
doz'., $1.50; old roosters, lb., lie. -
CHILI Evaporated, strings. lb. 180200;
loose, lb, 17c; Mexican black, lb. 13c; green,
Ib. 204*25«; chili taplns, lb. $1.25; Japan.
16c
HAY (Baled) — Following are quotations
paid by dealers to hay ((rowers; Barley
hay $18-50 a ton; wheat hay. $16.50 a ton;
tame oat hay, $17 a ton; volunteer hay,
$i 5; alfalfa, small bales. $13.50. straw, »1"
* Hay prices to the trade: Barley hay. $18:
wheat hay. $18; a tame oat hay. llOi volun
tssr bay. $13; alfalfa, tmall bales. llo;
straw. $12. Retail Prices
Retail Prlce3
Eg(?«, dozen **
Best butter, per lb 30«a5c
Beef, per pound ..Stt33o
Pork, per pound ::f":
Lamb, par pound i@3oo
Fnusage, per pound ...18®20c
Ham, per pound, whole 220
Ham, per pound, sliced 350
Barracuda, halibut, rock cod and yellow
tall, per pound 100
Ealmon, sand dabs, pound 20c
Herring and smalts, pound 15c
Oysters, quart Wo
Hens, pound • 27c
Fryers, pound 350
Rabbits, pound ..^^™. 250
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO, April B.—Cattle— Receipt* esti
mated at 1000; market strong. Beeves, $5.60
4(8.60; Texas lt«ers, $3@6.40; western steers,
$5©6.90; stockers and feeders, $3.90iff6.50;
cows and heifers, $2.80©7.10; calves, $7@8.25.
Hogs—Estimated receipts at 12,000. Mar
ket Bo higher. Light, $10.10010.41; mixed,
$M.20©10.65; heavy, HO.Jti&IO.W; rough, $10.23
4(10.60; good to cholco heavy, $10.35©10.60; pigs,
$9.25010.15; bulk of sales, $10.30<510.50.
Sheep—Receipts estimated at 6000; market
strong. Native, si .'"'</'-■'. western, $"i&8.25;
yearlings. $7.30@8.7t1; lambs, native, <7.7t.®
9.60; western, $869.60. .
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F:ist Na ional Bank . w M KL.L.IU'I'T, I"i-Mlil«nC -,;
.ist Na :onal Bank . vi- t. s. hammond. «.*»aia*.
Capital Btook, 80**-.,. M
B. K. corner Beoond and Spnnc. Bu: 'lv« and Proflt». V-m-m- _,,.
Mw H. uou.iua«, iTuideab
erchants National Bank chas. qukbnb. caahi«.
Capital tt00,00». ..«-.
B. K. corner Third and Bprln«. Burplui * Undivided front* tW*.*W.
jTm ; ; ; ; r~T~L ' — ft FIBHUUKN, JPreiUteml.
II ationai Bank oi Calitorma . b. a uckeb, caabiar.
fU Capital, 1600,008.
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C' d. V. IOUbHOi l'i«»iiiout
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Capital. 1300,000.
B. g. «(irn«r Fourth anil Brnadway. Burplnn and Undivided Proflu. IW.W,
B~ 7 y eank & Trust Company l^MSutfSM?^
Capital. iau.ooo.
in«-!l(l Broadwnr. Tlr«ilh>irT MUldlnr Surplus & Undivided Prnrltn, |2U,MHt
United Mates National Bank g^SS *"""*
Capital. (200.000.
B. F. forni»r Main and Commercial. Burplun »nd Profit*. 171.( W. ■
• —alb national Bank v^ w , woods, Caablec.
Capital. 11,000.00*.
« W. *orn>r Third and Main. Burplui. UOO.OOO.
Commerciai National Bank . AMA lJN Ots E l>rca.»"aV!:
capital. IZOO.uw.
401 B «rrlnr. forn^r Fourth. Burpl-J» anil l?ndlvldfd Prnitl. »«».o>a.
Farmers & Merchants National Bank R 7n^^Kri^T^l"ii.
Capital. 11.500.00*.
<**rner Fourth and Main. Burplun and Proflte. ll.90».0«».
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bond aii.l stoofc exchange, 213 West Fifth j
street, Los Angeles.
CHICAGO. A[*ll The. wheat market was
a choppy an.l nervous affair since the publi
cation of tha government report, and it was a
slow •in.l narrow market, with an easier
tendency earlier. In the main the govern- j
ment estimate was lass than expected, but It
nevertheless wa* variously construed. Th*
condition of 80.8 compared with M.I a year
ago. and m as the average for April 1 for th«
lost ten years. Th« acregae as needed last
fall and not since rovlsed «m 33.483.000, aa
compared with 29,884,000 acres ■ year ago.
Present Indicated yield of winter wheat Is now
about 473,000,000 btuhals, Mainat I! i.000.000 In- I
dicated a year ago. Actual harvested crop
was 446.0iJ0.00!) bushels, from H. 130.00 acres,
winter win at, last year. Th« week* statis
tics an depressing.
The corn market wa» a very nervous affair
an.l the. volume of trading was liberal. To
tal trade, however, not up to yesterday*
enormous volume. While th» prevalent senti
ment was a little better, the Improvement was
slow, cause.l by the large stocks In all direc
tions, end the offerings that are pressing on
the market both went and cast. This market
has had corn offered today from Minneapolis,
Omaha and Kansas City, also Milwaukee and
the eastern bids are almost a minus quantity.
It was reported No. '■' corn sold in Philadelphia
equal to 3D cent* Chicago, distress corn.
Oats followed corn. The market was fairly
active, but flighty within reasonable price lim
its. r*aan demand, however, showed consider
able linprovemont, and there Is quite a con
tingent turning to the bull side on the theory
that the wont Is over.
Provisions were lower following parly
strength. The market was rather nervous,
trade being affected .somewhat by nervous In
the grain list. No material change In the
hog situation, which Is being Influenced more
than recently by tba packers, but supplies of
product at. light and abort sellers are not
crowding the market vigorously.
MAKKKT RANGES
WHEAT— < 'I-.'". High. Iv)w. Close.
May *l.i-"= 11.13 V. 11.UV4 $1.1-'%
July l.Mi I.OBV. 1.04V4 . l.OfOi
September 1.04* 1.0814 1.01V4 102V4
CORN—
May fis« ,69V. -M -W*
July 61% .MH .tMi .6tt'/i
September mi .63?» .61V4 .62
OATS—
May 41% .1'", lIM 11%
July 40 .40 ..19V, ..Wi
September 1794 .37% -i"', .W,
PORK—
May 21.35 21.35 2i.97<-4 24. "■'.
July 21.4") 24.40 24.12',j 21.20
September M.OB 23.97V4 23.70 23.82V4
LARD—
May IS.6S 13.:.:3 13.40 13.47 V.
July 13.23V4 15.27V4 13.07V4 13.10
September 13.30 11.10 18.95 12.07V4
RIBS-
May " 13.35 13.35 13.20 13.22*4
July 13.10 11.10 12.D0 12.!>2Vi
September 11.00 13.00 11.10 12.121*
Cash quotatlonH were us follows:
Flour, steady; No. 2 rye, 7»S»80V4o: teed or
mtxlng barley. 421i40c; fair to choice malting,
676'66c; fluxsecd, No. 1 southwestern, $2.23;
No. i northwestern. J2..1; timothy seed. $4.60;
clover, 111.10; mess pork, per bbl., $24.1214©
25; lard, per 100 lbs., $13,824; short ribs. Bides
(loosa), H3<ai3.37Va; short clear Bides (boxed),
$11314.25.
Oraln statistics:
Total clearances of wheat find flour were
equal to 710,000 bushels. Exports for the
weak, as shown by liradstreot's, were equal
to 1,777,000 bushels; primary receipts were
45,900 bushels. Estimated receipts for tomor
row: wheat 12 cars, corn 133 cars, oats 83
cars, hogs 7000 head.
The daily movement of produce was ay fol
lows:
Article!, Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbli 19,000 22,600
Wheat, bu 31.200 43,200
Corn, bu 125,000 71,200
Oats bu 110,600 348,000
Hve bu 6.000 1,000
Barley, bu."".!" 87,000 48,400
COFFEE AND SUGAR
NEW YORK, April B.—Coffee futures closed
Inactive, net 6 points higher to 5 points lower;
sales 7000 bags.
Clewing bids: April and May 6.600, June
i. ,1. July 6.sun. August, September and No
vomber 6.85 c, December 0.90 c, January 6.95 c,
February (1.9« c, March 6.>80. Spot quiet; Bio
No. 7, 8%!»J8%c; Santos No, i.;"/ 1!1,i 1; mild,
quiet. Cordova, 3%'SlZhic,
Sugar—Raw steady; Muscovado, 89 test,
3.86 c; centrifugal, 86 test, 4.36 c; molasses
misar, 89 teat, 3.61 c. Refined steady: crushed,
0.85 c; granulated, 5.25 c; powdered, 6.35 c.
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WINTER WHEAT AND RYE
STATISTICS ARE ISSUED
Figures Show Average Condition
in Thirteen States
WASHINGTON, April S.—The average con
dition of winter wheat on April 1 waft 80.8
per Mat of a normal against 82.2 April 1,
IMS, 'ami 87.0 th.i average for th« past ten
yearn, on April 1.
The daclln* In condition from December
1. 1909, to April 1, l!) 10, was 15.0 points.
The average condition of rya was 92,3 per
rent at a normal on April I, against 87.2,
April 1. ino9. ami 89.5 the average for the
lust t«'ti yearn on April 1.
Comparisons for Important winter wheat
and ryo states, April 1, follows:
State. Winter JO Yr. live 10 Yr.
wheat, 1910 Ay's 1910 Av'k.
Texas .. „ Ml 79 82 78
Missouri 69 fill SO 82
Kansas M 91 90 03
Oklahoma 87 86 87 88
Colorado 96 ... M S3
Wyoming- 97 .. 87 m
Utah ."....96 ... 99 100
Montana 97 .. 97 96
Idaho 97 97 99 97
California 98 92 96 93
Oregon 93 93 87 98
Washington 94 91 98 OS
Nebraska 70 92 84 92
■ « * «■
METAL MARKETS
NEW YORK, April The market for stand
ard copper was dull today, with spot quoted
at $12.75{i12.90, April $12.75<H5.80, May $12.70®
12.S7Mi, June 118. 1186, July $12.75@12.87V4.
The London market was lower, but closed
steady, with spot quoted at £57105, and fu
tures £58 12s till. Local dealers report rather
a weak market without, however, any quot
able change In prices. Lake remained at
H3.25@13.50, electrolytic $13©13.25, casting $13.75
<Ul3.
Imports by steamer at Atlantic ports so fax
this month amount to 18'K> tons. Including
mattes; exports since April 1, 3483 tons.
Tin was dull, with spot quoted at 132.805J)
33.38, April $32.90@33.05, May $33.10@33.37H. July
and June $33.10@33.60.
The London market rallied after an early
break, closing firm, with spot quoted at £150
10s, and futures at £152 10s.
Lead closed dull, with spot quoted at $4.40®
4.45 New York and $4.20@4.25 Bast St. Ix>uis.
The London market was lower at £12 12s 6d.
Spelter was dull, with spot quoted at fs.ri.Viji
5.C5 New York and $5.37%@5.47tt Bast St Louis.
London was unchanged at £23.
Iron was unchanged at Bis 414 d for Cleveland
warrants In London. Locally the market was
reported dull; No. 1 foundry northern $18918.50,
No. 2 $17.60®18, No. 1 southern and No. 1
i southern soft $17.60@17.75.

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