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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-11
SALT LAKE LINE
RESUMES TRAFFIC
FIRST TRAIN GOES OUT To-
NIGHT
Overland Limited to Make Initial Pas
sage Since FIood-Freight Cars
Are Sent Out to Test
the Track

The Salt Lake railroad will run its
first train through to Salt Lake from
Los Angeles tonight. 1t will be the
Overland Limited, will leave at p.
m. and will go through with all its
usual equipment At the same hour a
train will leave Salt Lake for Los An
geles This will be the first passenger
service on the Salt Lake for through
business since the big flood last month,
which took out eighty miles of track
in the big Meadow valley wash. All
this has been repaired now, and since
the beginning of the week 1000 freight
cars have passed over the new track,
thus proving its construction perfect.
Charles D. Pike, city passenger agent
of the road, who has been on months
vacation east, arrived yesterday on tel
egraphic instructions from T. 9. Beck
the general passenger agent, to prepare
for the oncoming rush. Mr.. Pike had
instructions when he left not to prom
Use service by the Salt Lake till it was
in full readiness, and the Instructions
have been carried out.
1--WE didn't propose to take any bunch
of people out and leave them stranded
on the desert" said Mr.. Pike last night
1--WE don't do business that way. When
our road went out we said so, and we
have sent more than 1000 fully paid in
advance passengers east by other lines
paying their fares ourselves. Our or
ders were not to take any business
until we could deliver the goods. We
know now that we can, and we will
send out the Overland tomorrow as
fully equipped as it ever was, even the
dining car service being perfect The
road is now in better shape tina never,
and will. we believe, stand any fur
ther rush of waters, no matter how
great"
Mr.. Pike saw all the eastern railroad
men while away, and he says the feel
ing toward the Salt Lake is very good;
also the regard in which Los Angeles
is held. There is much talk about the
coming Shriners' meeting and scores of
trains will come out on the Salt Lake
railroad. The N. E. A. meeting is also
attracting much attention and the sum-
mer business to Los Angeles, he says,
will exceed any in its history.
The Salt Lake will bring the Lillian
Russell special in from Salt Lake, it
being one of the first trains to come
through. 1t is due here Monday morn
ing.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-11

man on the Southern Pacific. He Is
stopping with friends at River station.
G. w. Bean, ticket agent of the Salt
Lake, said yesterday that the road
would be cleared up by tonight and the
overland would start Friday morning.
Brakeman J. J. Holland Of the Santa
Fe was taken to the Good Samaritan
hospital yesterday with a serious case
of fever. He belongs at Needles.
Engineer J. A. Stewart of the South
ern Pacific returned yesterday from the
judah mines in Arizona. He is bub-
bling over with gold lore.
Chief Operator william Rorick Of
the Santa Fe has secured thirty
days layoff. The young man will visit
his ranch in Tulare county.
The Santa Fe train crews coming in
from the Needles report the tempera-
ture 11S in the shade, just shade too
hot for good crops
Engineer w. d. Collins spent twenty
two hours on the road without bite
to eat. This is standing at your post"
with a vengeance.
Yardmaster Hutchinson Of the Santa
Fe is being congratulated over having
a clear yard. Something unusual for
the Santa Fe.
James Scott, former trainmaster at
the upper heading for the Southern
Pacific, is spending few days in town.
L. German, the yardmaster for the
Salt Lake. is elated over the fact that
trains will be moving in few days.
The Santa Fe overland and limited
are doing a clean stunt these times.
They come in on time every day.
Chief Clerk Kenney of the Southern
Pacific is a busy man. He has added
three new men to his force.
T. L. Scott hopes to be placed in
harness again. Mr.. Scott is a brake
man on the Southern Pacific.
James Lynch, former yardmaster at
Tacoma, Wash, is one of the new ar
rivals at River station.
Switchman William Patterson Joined
the Eagles last night. He went through
without a scratch.
Brakeman w. H. Steel of the South
ern Pacific is laid up with a bad case
of the grip.
The Salt Lake is short of men in all
departments. Trainmen are at a pre-
MUM.
w. S. Flaws, the Santa Fe caller,
has notions of becoming brakeman.
Thursday is the day set for the run
ming of trains on the coast division.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-11
CONDUCTOR is INJURED
BY MAIL PICK UP

Conductor A. Fraser of the Santa Fe,
running between this point and San
Diego, sustained a rather serious
wound while making his run Monday.
1t was his regular run. No. rs, and near
ing Fullerton there is mail pickup. The
thing is harmless when in a normal
condition, but at this time the arm
was extended to grasp the sack. 1t is
not known how it became so adjusted,
as no mail train was due. 1t is sup
posed to be the work of some meddler
Mr.. Fraser stuck his head out the
door and was struck on the head by
the iron grappler. He was badly cut
and was taken to his home at Santa
Ana. where the Santa Fe doctors are
in attendance.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-11
and two 25 horsepower hoists are in

and two % horsepower hoists are in
operation.
THE Banner ledge outcrops on the
surface for 1000 feet and is from thirty
to sixty feet wide, giving values Of S20
while on the 200-foot level the same
values obtain with the ore changing
from an oxide to the sulphide forma-
tion, which means increased richness.
THE Midas vein is smaller and Is
450 feet long.
"It is mining after this style that
will make the Bullfrog district for
what is required is development work
and the installation of machinery, not
advertising and stock manipulation"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-11
viii Harness the Sun

Conductor L. A. Bowersock of the
Southern Pacific is thinker He de-
clares that should it ever occur that
the Southern Pacific would dispense
with his services he has a scheme that
will bring about radical changes in
this world. 1t is nothing more than
placing a harness upon the sun.
Mr.. Bowersock states that one yard
Of sunshine will produce one hors,
power Of heat. So far he has not
taken anybody into his confidence, but
that he is in earnest those who know
him will not deny. 1t will effect the
cooking, no doubt.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-11
Issue RuffaIo-Plttsbura Bonds

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 10-Directors of
the Buffalo, Rochester &, Pittsburg
railway have asked stockholders to
approve a mortgage securing S35, 5,0OO,-
900 fifty-year consolidated mortgage
bonds. The bonds are to bear interest
at not over Az per cent and the pro-
ceeds are to provide for the consolida-
ton of the debt of the company.
Only $39OOO,OOO of the bonds. the cir
cular says are to be put out in the
near future. These are to be used for
present corporate purposes.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-11

Everything you want you will find in
the CLASSIFIED page One cent a word
padip One cent a word.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-11
CHICAGO Places Big Order

oJ ASSoCidlSu IItSo'
CHICAGO, April 10-Ten thousand
tons of steel rails. or 2O,OOO,OOO pounds,
have been ordered by the Chicago City
Railway company for reconstructing
its lines. This order will involve about
100000 cash. Two hundred tons of
steel rails are needed to construct
mile of single track. therefore the lot
that is to be delivered to the city
really will extend over fifty miles Of
single or twenty-five miles of double
track
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-11
a Perfect Cure

Mrs. Haigh-Did that idea of putting
whisky in your husbands tea to cure
him of drink succeed?
Mrs. Beigh-Oh, we'll, he hasn't
touched a drop since.
Mrs Haigh-Of whisky?
Mrs Beigh-No. OF tea.-Pick-Me-
uJp
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-11
SICK. AND ANXIOUS

SICN, AND ANXIOUS 2
TO be wellT Then let IN.
great Chinese doctor. Toy Kss.
treat you TeEtimonlais On
viaw from grateful patients
who have been cured BY the
uae Of pure Chinese herhs, ol
Consumption, Heart. SIOmacn.
Liver and kidney Troubles
Cntarrh. Can@e- - -.'inatisrn.
eto Consultation free. DR
TOY kEE. $50 3 HtlI ~
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-11
Elect Loree President

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 1O.-L. E. Loree
has been elected president of the Della
ware & Hudson Railroad company in
place of David Wilcox, resigned. Mr..
Wilcox went abroad several weeks
ago. Mr.. Loree has been president Of
the Baltimore e. Ohio.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-11
STRUCK $40 ORE
IN BULLFROG MINE
MANY FINE SPECIMENS OF
PURE QUARTZ
5uIIfrog District to Be One Of the
Greatest Producers In the World
Is Prediction Of Harry
Mcmahon
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
RHYOLITE. New, April 10.-The
Mayhower Consolidated has struck rich
ore on the SO0-foot level and Manager
Smith is of the opinion that he now
has one of the greatest mines in the
Bullfrog district, as the fact that he
has $50 ore on the 300 foot level means
an increase of richness of 100 per cent
over the 100-foot level as the ore he
has just struck will average that value
across the width of the crosscut.
On the upper levels the crosscut has
been run from the hanging wall so feet
without running out of ore, and the
amount of ore thus uncovered is greater
than even the owners of the property
have dared hope.
Pure Quartz Ore
Harry Mcmahon returned to Rhyolite
from a tour of the mines of the eastern
end of the district recently and brought
with him specimens of the ore that
shows the ore body to be pure quartz
with a small quantity of manganese
intermingled.
In speaking of the Bullfrog district
and the mines which he visited McMa-
hon said: The district will be one of
the greatest producers in the world as
soon as machinery can be set up. Take
mine like the Banner, for instance.
Little is written or said about this
property, for the owners are not trying
to sell stock. In fact, the greater part
of it is pooled, but the Banner has
the best equipment of any mine in the
district, and there is more than half
mile of work done underground.
1.-The shaft itself is down 200 feet and
the underground prosecuting, drifting
and tunneling will easily run more than
2OOO
"On the Banner and Midas there are
thirty-five men working; there is a
twelve-drill air compressor in action
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
WALL STREET IS
ALMOST DESERTED
SPECULAToRS MAKE FEW BIG
DEALS
Professionals and Small Operators In
Evidence, but the "Large Fry"
Stand Aloof-The Market
Lacks Breadth
BY Associated press.


NEW YORK, April 9.-The character
OF the operations In stocks today con-
tinues to suggest the dominance OF pro-
fessionals In the dealings The market
le ecked breadth and complaints from the
commission houses OF the small orders fOl
execution showed that there was a small
general participation In the market
American Smelling was conspicuous
feature and responded to very positive as
sertions that an advance in the dividend
rate to 10 per cent had been determined
upon. There also was talk of a prob
able incoming dividend increase on United
States Steel The movement In Canadian
Pacific was attributed TO a. fresh turn
against the short interest In that stock.
Much was made also of the continued
downward tendency in money rates, both
here and abroad.
The fall In Southern railway stocks
suggested renewal of the kind of liqui-
cation which was in force last month ana
aroused some disquietude and the whole
market was not long In responding.
The later weakness OF the market was
aggravated by reports from washington
that the deposits of customs receipts win
the banks was to be discontinued for the
present and also that proceedings We're
in progress to compel E. ii. Hartman TO
answer questions to which he refused TO
reply at the Interstate commerce nearing
The closing tone was heavy.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par
value A,sSS, 600. -,, 80
call
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
ADMITS FORGERY;
DENIES MURDER
Accused Of Killing Man by chIoroform
to Secure $500, Which Victim
Had on His Person at
the Time

Louis V. Eytinge. alias George X.
Benton, the man arrested in San Fran
cisco Monday night charged with the
murder of John Leicht, near Phoenix.
Ariz., March II, and who afterward
wrote to the authorities in that city
from San Pedro, informing them he
had forged Leicht's name to checks and
had not murdered the man, will be held
m prison in the northern city until a
deputy sheriff arrives from Arizona to
conduct him back.
The crime of which Eytinge Is ac-
cused was an exceptionally brutal one.
Leicht had been in Arizona but few
weeks, having gone there from She
boygan, Wis, for his health. The man
had 5000 with HIM and this money
Eytinge is said to have coveted. Eye
tinge is alleged to have induced Leicht
to accompany him on a trip into the
country and to have struck him on the
head, rendering him unconscious. He
is alleged to have then chloroformed
him until he died and taken the money.
number of papers and some jewelry
from the pockets of the dead man, flee
ing with the stolen property to San
Pedro
In Los Angeles Eytinge is said to
have forged several checks with the
name Of Leicht and then to have gone
to San Pedro. About a week ago he
became conscience stricken and wrote
letter In which he said he was willing
to go back and stand trial on the
murder charge, providing he was
granted immunity on the charge OF
forgery.
Later trace of Eytinge was obtained
in San Francisco and detectives OF
that city arrested him.
Eytinge has a bad record, according
70 the police. on March / he was re-
leased from the Ohio penitentlary.
where he had served three years for
forgery. He has also served terms in
other prisons ON different charges The
man suffers from tuberculosis and said
TO his captors yesterday that he does
not expect to live 70 stand trial.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
Retail Prices
Following prices for leading articles of
consumption prevail at the Los Angeles
Pacific Coast Trada

SAN FRANCISCO, April 9.-Pink beans.
S2,4Oq260; lima, Al5@425; large white,
s. 5OQp2.7 Early Rose potatoes, 81. .600Ii. as ;
Oregon Burbanks, $225@25O; Mereed
sweets, A.OOQ45Oi fancy onions, 50. 90;
green peas, 4@5c; green peppers, 25130c
tomatoes, 4q8e; asparagus, 1lGl13c; rhu-
barb, 81 OOQf .25; garlic Sa4c; cucumbers,
$i.25@lTb; Mexican tomatoes, A.25GDi75.
Flour-Family extras, S4.Sb463 80; bakers
ton. $3.75Q4.50; shipping wheat, 81 .SO6Ii 81 /;
milling $l.42hq147ls; feed barley, ST 20G
l23% brewing, N.23Aai .26l3j chevaiieT,
black. 81 s5@2 rs; middlings, t2fOO@$o 90:
mixed feed. $23. .00Q25 90; rolled barley
S2l 2l0O@25oO; oatmeal sllo; oat groats.
g;soi rolled oats, s6,Oo@72Si wheat hay,
Wild oat so 5OGl45; tame Oat. $ll 00aDl9 O0; ;
slfalfa, SS.00Qli.5Oi straw, 45a75e,
Receipts-Flour, ll,6sS; wheat, 66S; bar
2do; mlddlmls, Az; hay, 2b6; hides, 46o
wine. 1880.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF cITRUS FRUITS

o Shipments Of oranges ana 1em- Q
@ Ons from Los Angeles Saturday Q
o and Sunday, April 9 ana z, report- 9
8 ed by the California Fruit Grow q
o ers' exchange, were 1856 carloads q
o of oranges ana 23 carloads Of LEM @
@ Ons. 8
8 Total "a date there were shipped Q
o 1852 carloads, Of which 1880 were 9
o lemons, Q
o Last season TO date there were 9
@ shipped 14,091 carloads, of which Q
8 1851 were lemons. 6
@ g o o o o. @ @ @ o @%@@@ g @ @%@
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
Cotton and Wool
By Assoeiated Press.

oS ASoOSANeSN 4ANoS+
NEW YORK April 9.-The follow
closed quiet; middling upland. li.00e; do
gulf 1126e: no sales Futures closed
easy at a net decline of 5@9 points
sf. LOUIS, April 9,--Wooi, lower; me-
dium grades combng and clothing, 229
20he light fine, lOW2lc; heavy fine. l50
l7c; tub washed 20@3Ic.
BOSTON, April 9.--The wool market is
unusually duh on account OF the depletion
of supplies, but prices are firm. Terri
tory wools are quiet and new business is
exceedingly small In volume. Quotations:
S5Iliornla secured pasiS' neGanern sl.as snoiSSg,
country, 65q66ci southern, 629eSc; fall
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
Dried Fruit Prices
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, April 9---There is little
more activity in the market for evapor-
nand and prices are holding steady
Fancy are quoted at Sc; choice, 7c; prime,
6A@6hc; poor TO fair 5h@6c.
Prunes are somewhat unsettled by un-
confirmed rumors that supplies have been
offered at concessions from the coast;
California prunes ranging from los to POS
and quoted at ShQlSc; Oregon, range
from 5b@10c.
Apricots are quiet and unchanged with
choice at 1Sc; extra choice, 1ShGl9c; and
fancy at 10000
Peaches are dull with choice quoted at
11d11hc; extra choice 12q12hei fancy, 121a
dlSc; extra fancy, l3Ggl5c
Raisins are firm with loose muscatels
quoted at SA@10o; seeded raisins, TAO
ilc London layers, $l5Oq1.6O.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
NEVADA
(Goldfieid district.)
bankers ooIna 10 searchIIaht

Several members OF the Los Angeles
stock exchange will go to Searohlight
Fieldng j. stilson OF the exchange has
posted a notice announcing that a spe-
eial rate of $40, including Pullman res
ervations both ways, has been accorded
by the Santa Fe Railroad company for
the event OF the formal opening OF the
road into the Golden Triangle district.
To date the following local brokers
have announced decision to accompany
the eXcursionists: I'll. G. Lichtenberger,
j. b. Neville, r, B. Dickinson, S. III.
Ellis and B. #. Lewis.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
OTHER DISTRICTS
The Metal Market
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press,
NEW YORK. April 9.-There was quite
a \sharp advance in the London tin mar
ket today with spot closing at e1S6 los
and futures at Elsa los. Locally the mar
ket was quiet and about 40 points higher
on the average with spot at $4O.5q4O; S5
with spot quoted at EOS 5s and futures at
eos los. Locally the market continued
quiet and more or less nominal. Lake Is
quoted at s24. .506D25 90; electrolytic, $24OOQ
4.5O; casting, $23 .0OQ2350.
Lead was 5s higher at 919 16s Sd in Lon-
don, but remained quiet locally at $1,000
610.
don, but unchanged at $6.7506.S0 locally.
Iron locally was unchanged.
San Francisco Mining Stocks
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
Financial Record
Bv Associated Press.

By Associated PresS.
NEW YORK, April 9.-Money on call
easv 1%d2h ner cent; ruling rate, per
cent; closing bid, 5la per cent; offered at
per cent Time loans, dull; 80 days, Az
per cent; 80 days, 4Ad5 per cent; six
months, per cent,
Prime mercantile paper 6Q6R per cent,
sterling exchange heavy, with actual
business in bankers bills at $4Sb40QD4 S545
for demand and at 81 S1900t4.S2 for 60 day
bills Posted rates, S4S21sGp4.S3 and %.S6a
4S6ls Commercial oils, &.slA. Bar sill
Yer, 65kc Mexican dollars, soc; govern
ment bonds, steady; railroads, heavy
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE

bond as 92Q92Ac; 1900 Central Oil at 1.1s
@11s1z; 1000 olinda Land Co. at 19Ac; 1900
Mexican Petroleum at $l.S31sd1 .S41h; zoo
Columbia Oil at SOC; 10 Associated Oil at
$48 Sly; 10 at S43 IS. sUJ.
Central Oil company declared dividend
of per cent, payable April rs. 1907; books
close April 20.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
SUGAR and Coffee

NEW YORK April 9.-sugar-Raw.
firm; fair refining, S%o; eentrifugal 96
firm; crushed, 5.4Oc; powdered, Assoc I;
granulated, 4.7Oe.
Coffee futures closed steady, net un-
changed 10 10 points lower. A light more
than half the business consisted Of ex-
changes from near to later months. Sales
We're reported OF 1890 bags, including
May, $3.50; July S5.65; Sept s5.55QI5. go:
Dec. M55q(5 60 Jan. $565; March, $4,000
5.65. Spot coffee quiet; No. Rio &c; No.
Z Santos, 81; mild coffee, dun Cordova,
9ql2isc.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
QUOTATIONS ON
BUTTER LOWER
I0BBlNG PRICES NOW 81 IL
CENTS A ROLL
New Rules and Regulations for Trad
ina In Produce-Onions and Po-
tatoes Steady at Present
Figures

The produce market yesterday was
without special feature. Fresh fruits,
Strawberries, hot house cucumbers and
asparagus were active, while bunch
goods generally were in sharp demand.
Many of the Chinese merchants are
producers as well as peddlers. They
come to the market early with certain
lines of vegetables, which they sell to
stall dealers and peddlers. Then they
stock up and go the rounds of the city.
Business in the market was good and
quotations FOR staples were firm.
On the produce exchange new rules
and regulations governing transactions
were considered. SALES included FIVE
cases of creamery extras and twenty
cases of local case count eggs.
The butter committee reported new
quotations on butter as follows Cream
cry extras, 2-pound rolls, 521Ac; cream
cry firsts. soc; dairy, zoe.
No change in eggs,
Enough fish was received to meet the
demand.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

SAN FRANCISCO, April 9-Faney
creamery butter, csc; seconds, 27c; fancy
oalry. 27lkc Eastern cheese, l7hc; Young
America, 14Q161ac Ranch eggs, 22e; store,
10000.
change today the butter market was
steady; ereameries, 22Q20isc; dairles 700
2lc, Eggs, frm at mark cases Included,
15c; hrsts l5e prime frsts. l5lsc Cheese,
easy, l255Q15c.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
Chicago Live Stock
BY Associated Press.

by AHsuvINtVu IFV79'
CHICAGO. April 9.--Cattle-Receipts
1000; market steady; beeves, S415@6,05;
cows, 81 S004. 90; heifers, $2.75Qp5.SO; calves,
ST. 251725; good to prime steers, S5SOQ6.65i
poor to medium, Al5@5.SO; stoekers and
Feeders, 81 .S0@5,00
Hogs-Receipts 1900; market strong to
shade higher; light Sc. 40Q66o; mixed,
So. 45a665; heavy, s6.3Oq6,65; rough, $4,000
Gas; pigs, IS. .9O@6.55; good to choice heavy,
Sc. .55GD675
sheep Receipts 1900; market strongi
native, $450@6.60; yearlings, 6.604lOo;
lambs, $650@S.40; westerns, S6bOQS.oO.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
.!IyZN!E(INHRl!z!za
MINING QUOTATIONS

San Francisco mining exchange quota
tions furnished by Ernest Kennedy &
Co., 12S West Sixth street, April o:
GOLDFIELD DISTRICT
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
FINANCIAL

Los ANGELES. April s.-Bank clear
ings were s2,14919217 against s2,21s,4s4. ~
for the corresponding day last year, de-
crease Of s67,242.25. Following is a COM
parative statement:
1907 1905. 1906
April .S2,084 6O419 $2,575 1886 so 81 1855, ,e52 AZ
April g.. 2,149 1927 2,216, 434.42 1851, ,S11.05
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Strong Selling Pressure In the Wheat
Plt-Provislons Are
BY Associated Press.


CHICAGO, April ,9.-Realizing sales had
market, the May delivery closing at net
decline of ssQ1sc. Corn is up A@9sc
Oats are off 1sc and provisions show a
gain of 12lA@171kc.
LIVERPOOL, April 9-Wheat. May, IS
SAN FRANCISCO, April 9-Wheat,
steady; May, S1.321s; Dec $1.3S%; cash.
$i.S5. Barley, quiet; May a.2lR; Dec
$l.19N; cash, $1.2Ssl Corn, steady; large
yellow S13Oa1.35.
NEW YORK, April 9.-The prospects
nection with easier Liverpool cables, a
big increase in the worlds stock and
heavy northwestern receipts, caused
wheat to weaken a little. Crop accounts
were conflicting but generally better.
Finally prices showed 2b0D1ac decline. May
S5Rc; July S6Ac; Sept S6hc.
Market Ranges
Wheat-Dec. sl%ei May, 7s%@76%c;
Corn-May, 1850; July, 465sQ4634c; Sept.
47he,
Cash quotations were as follows:
No. spring wheat, S0qS3c; No 8, 74ID
soc; No. red, 759s@76lac; No. corn 45h
6I45SLc; No. 2 yellow, i6@461ac; No. oats,
42ssc; No. 2 white, 4Shc; No. white 40A
0I42c; No rye, sec; fair to choice malt
ing barley, 64a66ei No, ! aaxseed, N,19;
No. northwestern, 81 .l7Q1.lS; prime
timothy seed $3.50; clover, contract
S S5qS45; mess pork Geg s7,E E5hi; at6121sg
sides, boxed, Ss75Q900; whisky, basis of
biph NVinaS. 81 ~,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, April 9.-Today's state
ment of the treasury balances shows:
Available cash balance, S252 1906 gold
coin and bullion, Sl0s,9l2, $50; gold certia-
Gates, $ii,959, $50.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
By ASSOCIATED Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 9.--The official
nunta Hons for mining stocks today Were:
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 9.-Fancy APP
pies. $500; common, 800; cranberries,
$S,5OQ5OO; navel oranges sl,OOqS5O; Mexl-
lemons, 75c; fancy $3.50; bananas, $1.00Q
go; pineapples, M00M6.0O.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
Credit Balances

By Associated Press.
OIL CITY, Fa., April 9.-Credit bal
ances SITS.