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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-15
PRODUCE MARKET
HAS A REVIVAL
IMPROVEMENT is SHOWN IN
TRADING
Eggs Recover from Slump and Make
an Advance of from Two to
Three Cents-Butter
Also Gains

Produce, judged from the standpoint of the
market, has a revival this week that dealers
confidently expect will continue. Both butter
and eggs advanced and there is a belief among
the dealers that the advance will be easily
maintained The advance in eggs was from
to 3 cents. and the activity was largely IN 10
cal case counts. Higher prices at san iran
cisco and elsewhere sent the egg market up,
as the opinion prevails that the receipts ana
demand have not justified the cut OF last
week
Butter advanced to 6716c for creamery and
evidence of the war between the two but
ter elements seems to have disappeared. Inc
promise of rain and consequent abundant pas
turage have contributed to the strength OF the
butter market
There is a scarcity of onions and an advance
IS expected The inquiry for fancy sraues
was abundant, without offers of satisfactory
character.
Sweet potatoes are scarce and advanced yes
terday under a strong demand for good quail
ties to So
Green produce and poultry remain un-
changed under a steady demand and supply.
The fish market offers the usual varieties
with a slight scarcity on some of the smaller
ores.
Fruits are practically featureless. There has
been some Improvement in the quality of
oranges and lemons and little better move
nsent and this tends to maintain steadiness in
the prices, 800.
strawberries are scarce, and the better
grades are firm at 10 cents, while other grades
brought and S cents.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-15
NINE BANKS HOLD
ANNUAL ELECTION
FEW CHANGES IN OFFICIALS
RESULT
First National Tenders President
Elliott Six Months Leave o. ABB
sence-Two Banks Complete
Consolidation

Elections were held by the stockholders of
nine Los Angeles banks yesterday, and in most
cases the old directors were reelected, and
they in turn reelected the present officers
United States Commercial and the Citizens
National made no changes in directors or Of
fcers. The election that was TO have been held
at the Central National was postponed thirty
days.
The First National bank reelected the old
toard with the exception Of Fl. e. Hunting
ton. who retired. He was succeeded by Ly-
curgus Lindsay, a heavy stakeholder. The
board granted John NJ. Elliott, president of the
bank, leave of absence Of six months in
which to recuperate.
The National Bank Of California increased
its directorate from fourteen to fifteen by elect
ing all the old directors and adding II. s.,
Mckee, formerly vice president of the Los An
geles Trust company. The directors advanced
Cashier r. l. Rogers to vice presidency and
elected George w. Fishburn, formerly of the
First National of San Diego, as cashier.
The National Bank of Commerce elected F.
M Douglass John Harlan, c. p. Crowell John
A. Murphy w. j. Sheriff, Frank A. Daily, ].
II. Lapham, w. j. Wren and Charles Ewing
as directors They reelected Mr.. Douglass
president, Mr.. Harlan vice president and Mr..
living cashier. The same board was elected
for the Manhattan Savings bank a co-opera-
tive institution, and Mr. Murphy was chosen
president, Mr.. Douglass vice president and Mr..
Ewing cashier and secretary. Mr. Douglass
had been president of both institutions.
The American National added D. Mckenzie
o. E. Monnette and ]. C. f. Hull to the
beard of directors and continued the present
officials in charge.
The stockholders of the Miners and Mer-
chants bank at Sixth and Main streets. have
voted to purchase the business of the Pacific
Savings bank. Mercantile place and Spring
street The deal was completed by the trans
fer of possession yesterday. The board chosen
was the old one with exception. Robert
Hale having sold his interests to D. #. HILL
MIR. Hill was elected to succeed him on the
beard. w. B. Ames is president of the Min
ers and Merchants and Addison H. Lysle is
cashier.
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BRIDE ENDS LONG STANDING
FEUD; REUNITES FAMILIES
Chicago Millionaire and Son He Dis
inherited Are Friends Once More.
Politics Played Part in
Breach

CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-Mrs. Carlos K. Eek
hart's beauty and personal charm have
triumphed over political hatred, and re-
united family.
Through her her husband, who was
disinherited because of his marriage, has
been restored to the favor of his wealthy
father Bernard A. Eckhart, former presi
dent of the West park board, member of
the state railway warehouse commission
and president Oh the Eckhart Swan
Milling company.
Not only this. The pretty young dip
lomat has brought to an end a political
feud which for years estranged &r Eek
hart and her father, DR.. e. p. Murdoch,
retired and wealthy physician.
AS a result of her peaceful offices,
Carlos K. Eckhart, who, last June. just
before his wedding, was cut off from any
right in the Eckhart millions, and barred
from the paternal roof, on Monday was
appointed manager of his fathers big
flour mills. In proof that his forgiveness
was complete, Eckhart, pere, furnished a
beautiful fiat and presented 1t as home
to his son and lie bride who had ac-
complished what short time ago seemed
impossible.
Years ago DIR. Murdoch opposed Mr..
Fckhart's candidacy for membership on
the sanitary board, and caused his defeat,
This engendered a political bitterness
which through the years had left the men
personal enemies. They did not speak as
they passed by. But young Mrs. Eek
hart established peace between these an
cient foes.
Though Mrs. Eclzhart reunited the elder
Eckhart and his son, she had been the
innocent cause C. the rupture between
them. The engagement of the young
people was announced three years ago.
His sons attachment for the daughter of
his political enemy was fought bitterly
by Mr. Eckhart He delayed the we'd
ding on one pretext and another until
young Eckhart took the bit between his
teeth and married tie girl our OF nand.
on the eve of the wedding, Eckhart,
senior, disinheritea his son, and in a
stormy interview. it is said, turned him
into the street, ordering him never TO
cross his threshold again
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Pacific Coast Trade

BY Associate, Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 14.-Flour-Family
extras, s54O96.0O; bakers extras, $5.4OGt5. g.
Oregon and Washington. s475G52 5
Wheat-Shipping, SL62hQL671s; milling. 81. 20
Oils
Barley-Feed, $1.52h91.55; brewing. $1.621sd
1.67lk; Chevalier nominal.
Oats-Red, $1.7592.0O; white, 81. 5o41.6 2ls
black. $2.7593.OO.
Misunderstanding, $S10Oa32.O0; rolled bar
ley. S35.00qS60O; oatmeal, $1.l0; oat greats.
$780, rolled oats, $1,000.
Hay-Wheat $12.OO917. so; wheat and oat,
SIP OOa15.5O; cat, wild, SlO,O0G13.5O; oat. tame,
81 OOG16.0O; alfalfa, s9OO@14.O0; straw, 45Gs5c.
Beans-Pink, $3.10@S.20 Lima, Sl-75@5.OOi
small white, 49, 40@3.50; large white, $3.20@s.4c.
Potatoes-Early Rose, 75c@125; Salinas Bur
banks, $1.1OQ1.3 80: MERGED sweets s2.25q2.50 so.
Cnions-Fanoy, $2.40q2.60.
Various-Green peas, 396c; string beans
12lkq15c: egg plant. 10912c; green peppers, 4d
&c; tomatoes, 75cQ$25O; summer squash, $1.25q
LIE; garlic, 445c.
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Metal Market

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE London tin mar
ket was irregular. with spot closing Is cd high
er at e125 12s Sd, while futures were 5s lower
at e126 IS. The local market was dull. with
quotations ranging from 27.6215 TO S27.S7is
Copper was higher in London, spot closing at
ees lis Cd and futures at 964 IS. Locally the
market was steady and shade higher win
spot quoted at sl3.75d1400 electrolytc at
STA s2l1a1s s7Is and casting at S13 37913.62is.
Lead was unchanged at e14 rs Cd in London.
The New York market was steady and little
higher at So. 65a3,75.
spelter advanced is Cd TO $50 IS in the Eng
fish market, but remained steady and I'M
changed at s4.45q450 locally.
The local iron market was unchanged.
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MEXlCANS CHARGED WITH
LIBEL IN CITY JAIL.
Officers Say Revolutionary Paper Has
AssaiIed Them in Strong Terms
and Held Them Up to
Ridicule

Charged with libel three MeXieans,
Federico Arzmendez, Modesto Diaz and
ridel Uliber, were yesterday arrested by
Detectives Talamantes and Rico and
placed in the city jail. One other man
was placed under arrest, but says when
he demanded that the officers show their
warrant ne was released. This is T. Ra-
mirez Caule, who says the officers be-
came suspicious of him when he was seen
coming from the offices of La Revolu-
cion, the organ of the Mexican revolu-
tionists In Los Angeles.
The two detectives say they have been
assailed in the strongest language in the
columns of the paper and have been held
UP to ridicule in the meetings OF the
Mexicans, especial attention being given
to Talamantes. The men under arrest
are editors of the revolutionary organ
and are still held in jail awaiting ar
raignment.
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Dried Fruit Prices


NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE market for evap-
Grated apples continues quiet, with fancy
quoted at 101AG111ac. choice at 9lzql0c prime
at Sd8Jkc and 1905 fruit at 7q1Olac.
Prunes are without change although unset
tied IN tone. with quotations ranging from sc
to Ice for California fruit and from 7e to TIC
for Oregon Sos to SOC.
Aprlcots are firm, owing to the light sup
plies but very little business Is reported.
Choice are quoted at 21q23c. extra choice at
2sd25c and fancy at 24d26c.
Peaches are in moderate demand and rule
steady with choice quoted at 111aq12lsc, extra
choice at 121sd1SAc, fancy at 13a1Slsc and ex-
ira fancy at 14d141ac.
Raisins are easy, no improvement being re-
ported in demand as result of recent con-
cessions. Loose Muscatels bring 61a@715c,
seeded 6A99c and London layers S1.65qL75.
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ORANGES AT AUCTION
IN NEW YORK MARKET

8 NEW YORK, Jan. 14.--Elght
q carloads of California oranges
8 were sold at auction here today at
g the following prices per box, for
% regular sizesi
% Extra fancy navels 1920 to
@ 1855, average $3.50.
g Fancy naveIs $40 to $3.lO,
g average S2.35.
o Extra choice naveIs $2.05 to
(. $500, average 1926.
o Choice navels $500 to $500,
@ average S2.15.
% Fruit in fair to good condition;
@ market decIiningj weather cold.
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SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
BY Associated Press.


SAN PEDRO, Jan. 1.-The schooner fearless,
Captain Lilliquist, is out two days from Bell
ingham for San Pedro, carrying 900, 900 feet OF
lumber for Z. X Wood Lumber company.
The schooner David Evans has sailed from
Everett for San Pedro. lumber laden.
The schooners Manita, at Hoquiam, and
Sequel. at Everett, were chartered for Re
dondo and San Pedro, respectively.
The steamer Samoa, Captain Madsen. COM
pleted discharging 1000 ties at San Diego,
called here today for oil and passengers and
then cleared for Casper. via San Francisco. to
reload.
The steamer Tamalpas. Captain Anderson,
finished dischRrging 100000 feet for the q. X.
Wood Lumber company and cleared tonight
for Santa Barbara, where the remainder of
her cargo will be discharged.
After discharging part of her cargo of lum-
Der at Redondo. the steamer James s.. Hig-
gins, Captain F1iasson. arrived from Fort
Bragg and is discharging the remainder OF
her cargo at the Salt Lake wharf.
The steamer Alcatraz, Captain Frederickson,
arrived this morning from Greenwood with
COG, 900 feet of lumber consigned to the South
ern California Lumber company.
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Chicago LiVs Stock



CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-cattle-Receipts about
$500 Market steady. Beeves, s3.6046.3O cows
and heifers, A.SOa46i Texans $S.15@4.oOi
westerns, s3.75q4.60; stockers and feeders.
81. 250g4 90
Hogs-Receipts about 10000. Market 5a1oc
higher. Light. s4.1O@44O; mixed, s4.15Q4. As;
heavy, s415d4-45; rough, $4,15@4,2o; pigs,
81 5000. 25; bulk OF sales at 81. 25@D4. 49,
sheep-Receipts about L, 900. Market steady.
Natives, ss.5OG5 70: westerns. 49, 5Oq5 70; year
lings, s5.OO@6OO; lambs, S5.5O@74O; westerns
81. 5OG17 49,
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-15
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

Shipments Of oranges and lemons from Los
Angeles Saturday and Sunday, January II and
~, reported by the California Fruit Grow
ers' exchange, were 1877 carloads of oranges
and 2s carloads of lemons.
Total to date there were shipped 3S14 car
loads, of which $50 were lemons.
Last season to date there were shipped 2460
carloads, of which ATS were lemons.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-15
Butter Eggs and Cheese

BY Associat Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 14.-Butter-Fancy
creamery, SIC; seconds, 24c; fancy dairy, &c
Cheese-New, 131z@14c; eastern, 171sc; Young
America, 14415c.
Eggs-Ranch, 36lSc; store, soc; eastern, 2lc
CHICAGO, Jan. 14.-On the produce exchange
today the butter market was firm; creameries
mark, cases included, 23424c; hrsts, 24c; prime
fin SITS, &c; extras &c. Cheese was steady al
1lA4131sc.
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FRUIT MARKET
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 14.-Apples-Fancy,
S. 25; common, 60c.
Pears--Fancy $2.25.
Persimmons-50d65c.
oranges-Navels 81. 25a2.25: seedlings, seq
ST. so; japanese Mandarins, SO. 4044.5O.
Lemons-Common California, 75c4$1.25; good
10 choice. S150q1.75; fancy, $20Oa25o
Tropical fruits-Bananas, 6Oc9S30O; pineap-
pies S3.O063.50; Persian dates, &c.
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PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

@ NEW YORK, Jan. 14.--COpper,
o lake s13.z5 a 13.s77s, sIeetrolytic
o s18.6z1s q 1875, casting $13.371s q
@ 1922.
o Lead, $685. a $40.
o Tin, s20.75 q 27.25.
o silver, New York 551se.
3 @ ~%@~~~@@%~%@@~%@
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Morning Sales

Midtown Fraction-1OOOO at &c; 5000 at sac
Johnnie Consolldated-3OOO at 12lsc; 1000 al
122c; 1000 at l3c
Dixie-20)0 at 3s4c.
D. b. Bonanza-1000 at 2&c.
Consolidated-SOO at S.; 800 at S5.0J.
April Fool Exc, 600 at .00s4c
Florence 100 at $4.05; 100 at S405 Is. 10).
Daisy-200 at Ole; 500 at 92c; 300 at Gle Is.
1O.
Fraction-10O at zoe cash; 100 at zoe Is 1O)
Jumbo Extension--60O at SIC.
Lige Harris-300t at IS per NJ.
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Stamina

1.-THE Colonel is the possessor Of an iron
constitution; don't you think sop
"Oh, yes; he has been drinking socially, po-
litically and consistently for more than forty
years. and is stiil hale and hearty. 1t GER
tafnly requires a great deal OF stamina TO re-
cuperate from the woes of 1850 cold gray
dawns OF the morning after. PUCK.
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FINANCIAL

LOS ANGELES. Jan. H.-Bank clearings
were ST. 549, 34S. 26, against S2,25L5ll.lS Ior
thn corresponding date last year, a de-
| crease of SOS, 1877. Following is a compara-
tive statement:
1905 1907. 1905.
Jan 49 $40. so 50, asa 246 IS 81 s09 Ioa %
Jan IA 49,. 549 S4s 26 2,257. 5111S 2,171 1908 II
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Financial Record


I BY Associated Press.
! NEW YORK, Jan. H.-Prme mercantile pa
| per 6GI7 per cent Sterling exchange steady,
with actual business in bankers bills at
! 4S5 50d4s5. 55 for demand and at 4s1. 3OQ4S1. 50
for sixty-day bills Commercial bills ASlg
4s1Ik Bar silver 551sc. Mexican dollars 4Sc
| Government bonds steady; railroads irregular
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Stock Brokers Suspend
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
BOSTON Jan. 1.-THE stock brokerage firm
OF Dane Smith & Co, members of the Bos-
ton stock exchange, announced Its suspension
TODAY.
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Sugar and Coffee
ny Associated Press.

by Associated Prtss'
NEW YORK, Jan. 14-sugar-Raw steady;
fair refining. 3.40c; centrifugal Sc test g. soc.
Molasses sugar, 3.15c Refined steady:
crushed 5.6Oc; powdered &c; graduated, 49Oc.
Coffee quiet; No. Rio, 61sc; No. San
tOs, &c.
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Cotton and Wool


BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Jan. 14-Spot cotton closed 10
points higher middling uplands, II. Soc; mid
ding gulf. 11.90c, Sales 2lS bales
ST LOUIS, Jan. 14.--Wool steady. terri
tory and western mediums. 20g25c; hne me-
dunn, 1e@2io; fine. 15@17c.
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GRAIl, AND FEED-tiOo Ibs.I-wheat. No.
!, SIS; do Qo0-lb sacks) $3.50; corn. $1.60:
CRACK corn 3I.65 feed meal, 10; bran.
hes-vy, $40, rolled barley S150; oil cake.
meal, $3.50; seed rye. sl.75; shorts. sl65;
Egyp corn. 81 65; white oats sL7b
HAY-Selling price per ton: Choice wheat
hay, SlSql7: No. 1 wheat. or wheat and cat.
sl4Q15; choice tame oat. SIG o0917.bO; wild oat.
SO: alfalfa. SIG. straw s6H8.
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conflrmina the pIsappearance

city Editor-In tfas story you say the auto
mobile disappeared in cloud OF husband
II has been raining for two days!
Cub Reporter-One me, old mani How Il
IAN eruption of mud do?-Puck.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1L-wheat steady
May, no trading; cash, $162hdL67h. Bar
ley weak; May, $L55& al. 56ia; cash, S1.52laQ
155. Corn steady; large yellow, s1.7O01.75.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 14-Close: Wheat
March, IS I'D; May, Is 119sd; July nominal
PORTLAND, Jan. 14-Wheat-Club, SIC;
blue stem, Ssc; valley, SEC; red, SIC.
TACOMA, ain. 14.-Wheat unchanged. Blue
stem, SIC; club SIC; red, sic.
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Treasury Balances



| WASHINGTON. Jan. 14-Today's statement
OF the treasury balances in the general fund
shows: Available cash balance, 1884, l,14S;
gold coin and bullion. s431 473; gold certifi-
Gates, $50, s44,3 0i
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The Turkey-I'm awfully sorry to hear of
the loss Of eight Of your children. Did they
succumb to pip?
The Hen-No; to chug-chug- honk- honk -whir-
r-r-bing I-Puck.
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Retail Prices

Following price. for leading articles of con.
sumption prevail the Los angeles stores:
Butter. GLIB roll. ncy....................t 80
Butter. 2-lb. roll. Santa Ana. %
COOKING Dutter .......s........s.ss..ss.... 30
EGGS fresh ranch. per dozen. ............. 40
POTATOES, fancy 100 lbs ...........s........ 2 s.
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Los ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE

Official sales-3O Home Telephone com at
s12 Oh. COZ; 20 do at S1O.50; 1000 Reed Crude OIL
at 12c d3. 6O) 1000 do at 125ac (B 6O); 10 As
ISOLATED Oil at S27.
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Oil Stocks
DAILY MINING GALL

Official Saes-1OO Johnnie at 127sc; 5000 same
at 13c; 5000 Searchlight Western at 12iac (B.
| SOY; 1000 Nevada Searchlight at lie; 1000 Fur
mace Creek Copper at &c.
/ I.A.L
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Bank Stocks

u.
Bank of Southern California. 1000
Broadway Bank and Trust. 90 49,.
california Savings Rank....... 10000
Central National Bank...,....,.... 2O2 90
Citizens National .........,,....,.,... 100
Commercial National .,............ 155 90
Equitable Savings Bank. 10000 ......
Farmers e. Merchants National. 900. $500
Federal Rank OF L. A,....... 1900
First National ...,.......,.... see. 425.00
German American Savings ,,.,.., 315.0O
Globe Savings Bank ,............ 1880
Home Savings Blk. of L. A......... 1900
Merchants Trust Co ................. $500
National Bank Of Cal............. 1000
National Bank of Commerce. ..... 1856 90
Security Savings Bank .............. 800 90
Southern Trust Co ................... 1000
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New York Stocks


BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, JAN 14-Following were the
official closing prices today;
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CHICAGO GRAIN
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-THE wheat market dis
played some weakness during the first hour
because of a decline of nearly l penny at
Liverpool and because of increased receipts in
the northwest. Toward the middle of the ses-
sion the market became strong, chiefly as a
result Of sharp advance in corn. Sentiment
continued bullsh the remainder of the day.
although some recession In prices were made
owing to sales brought out by an increase of
100000 bushels in the worlds visible supply
compared with decrease of 2,217, 900 bushels
the corresponding time last year. The mar
ket was buoyant late in tine day by adVices
from the northwest regarding the small guam
tity of wheat remaining in farmers hands,
the average reserve being estimated at from
10 to 30 per cent of the amount held year
ago. The close was steady. May opened 40
sc lower to a shade higher at S1.04k al. 045s,
advanced TO 81. O5ss and closed at sLO4A.
Lower cables and liberal receipts caused
slight weakness in the corn market for a brief
period early in the session, but sentiment be-
came bullish before the end of the first half
hour and continued to favor the bulls the re-
mainder of the day. The market closed
strong. May opened 1sdAc lower at 59a9
5skc sold up to 607sc and closed at 6O5sc.
Oats were firm because of small local re-
eepts. Offerings were meager. Trading was
very light. An advance of I5c in the price of
cash grain tended to strengthen the options
May opened unchanged at $3.50, advanced to
54asG541sc and closed at 54hq54ssc.
Provisions were strong all day, owing to
much smaller receipts of live hogs, resulting
in an advance of 1Oa20c in prices of the local
markets. At the close May pork up soc,
and lard and ribs were each 15q1715c higher.
Market Ranges
wheat-May, s1N&; July, 99c; September,
$3.50.
Corn-May. 6O5sc; July. 59ssc; September
591sc.
oats-May, old, 544@5issc; new, 52% a521sc;
July, old 47Iac Acc.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady; No. spring wheat, s110q112 No. 8,
sl.O1q112; No. 2 red, 9s%cGs1 OOA; No. corn,
59lkG60c; No. yellow, 62G621sc No. oats.
fair to choice mating barley, SOcGs1.O O14 No.
northwestern fiaxseed, 81. 10; prime timothy
seed, $40; clover, contract grades, $17.70:
short ribs sides, loose S662iA9712h mess
pork, per bbl., s13.10G1312 1919; lard per 100 lbs,
ST. S7js; short clear sides, boxed, $ZO01Z371k;
,zrlfslrN, basis of high wines 81 "a
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Equitable Savings Bank


notgag perc n Ten
era
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San Francisco Mining Stocks

BY Associated Press.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-09
4 KILLING
REPORTED


Special to Daily Leader.
Mustcgee. Okla. June SIT was
reported here today that Deputy
Sheriff Noel OF Mccuriain county. had
been killed by outlaws IN the Kla-
machi mountains. near CayIor.
II s supposed that this murder WAS
committed by the band OF outlaws and
horsethlcves that we're chased So hard
By officers and AMI Horse Thief men
'rom McAlester and Wilburton last
week Ia the mountains and caves
of this region there dwells a lawless
element strong in numbers and so
well inirenchod and protected that Il
would take a small army 70 drive
them out or capture them.