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New-York tribune., 1909-03-16
BONDHOLDERS OBJECT
Reject Shepard s Co. Plan for Re
organization.

.s,ndholders OF two OF the properties in which E
n Shepard & Co are interested-the Yankee Fuel
-ornpany and the Santa Fe, Ration & Eastern Rail
rrav Compartment yesterday at the office Of [.
latin Kellogg. a lawyer, OF No 1l5 Broadway. and
ohieced 70 the plan proposed recently for the re-
cnranizatien Of these and other properties of E D
shepsre & Co.. on the ground that there was too
-,,nh Shepard & Co in it-''
AFTER much discussion a resolution vas adopted
rnov4ding for the appointment Of two committees
~ Ave members each TO represent the bondholders
~ the Yankee Fuel Company and the Santa Fe
eaton & Eastern Railway Company, with power to
.xsuire into the affairs Of z D. Shepard & Co
end their condition. TO ascertain the amount Of
assets in the different properties Of the company.
end 20 determine plan OF settlement to be sub
y,,ttsd for the approval OF the bondhoiders. The
membership OF these two committees VIII be an
nounced to-day. No member Of E D. Shepard &
90 will be On either Of these committees.
The proposed plan for the reorganization Of the
,-operties OF z D. Shepard & Co, 10 which objec-
,,,n vas made al the meeting was made public
about two weeks ago. following the attachment of
the funds Of the firm IN a suit brought by the
seven Oaks Compeny Of New Jersey TO recover
go no paid for S5oeao bonds Of the Yankee Fuel
corapany said TO have been purchased from E D.
sheusrd & Co The plan was understood to have
bssn formulated by general committee OF five
snreseuting each OF the i've companies controlled
hr z. D. Shepard & Co, which appointed on
.Earch TO effect 8 reorganization of the Shepard
properties.
Nr Kellogg, al whose once the meeting was
rsls Yesterday, and E V. Harrnan were members
of this committee, representing the independent
hodholders bat II was learned yesterday that they
t.s both resigned. Their reason for doing so. ac-
co-ding TO Mr. keIlogg, that the proposed plan
,~as n their opinion. "a most undesirable and
dangerous one for the bondholders. and that they
hslieved il was promoted IN the interest Of E D.
EbeuarS 4 Co" He declared further that circulars
ursfng the acceptance Of the plan had been sent
cut b. members OF the committee and that this
bsd heen done without the action Of the committee
~ even the knowledge of al OF its rpembers-
The plsll provided for the formation Of & corpo-
-z+ion 10 be known as the Erglewood Corporation
-,,b Capitalization Of $4,000 consisting Of Soap
srst preferrsd. $500 second preferred and $ol0o
oo-7rnou stock 70 take all the assets and la
t5u,ies o1 z .. Shepard & Co. All OF the nrst
.-sserred stock. which TO have no voting PRIV
51sre vas TO have been held by three members OF
tbs Shepard firm while one-haf Of the second pre-
,s--es which issue was TO control the affairs Of
.hs eornoratior.. was have been held by another
-,e-,her Of that hrTn. The common stock was 10
have been controlled by the bondholders.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-16
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

The next dividend on Arlalgamated Copper was
offered for sale al x Of per yesterday the
Consolidated Exchange. The offers were made oy
traders and applied TO any amount up 70 a.eHv
shares They We're coincident with drive maze
against the price Of the stock. in the course OF
which il ruled Il Of 4 point under the market
on the Stock Exchange. During the greater part OF
the day the volume Of business was extremely I'm
tied II the earlier trading the professional opera
tors were disposed TO reduce outstanding contracts
on the short side. and their covering resulted IN
several issues touching higher prices Of the day
than they reached the other board. among them
Union Pacific, 1762-; Erie. p. and Copper oS-s al
i Of 2 potnt higher Some Of the floor traders had
a bullish tip on Sugar Refining ct the opening and
took Zn0 shares. offered by a commission house
obtaining the stock at 1904 The opening price on
the Stock EXCHANGE made subsequently. was 12s.
or % points under the Consolidated initial hgure
Boston wired that the opening for Sugar there was
at 1895 Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-03-16
DIAMOND MATCH coMPANY's YEAR

The Diamond Match Company the annual repofs
~ which fer the year ended December 81 Esr
1.-ss issued yesterday earned in that year profits
Of 50 27s91I. almost exactly TIE sane amour. sS
500 O00 leaving surplus q f61s.sif. which sooed
TO the previous surplus. brought the total surplus
s4s5 os against 62O ss7 IN 1907. for repairs re-
placements and depreciation. reconstruction ana
general reserve the final profit and loss surplus De-
ing Ss77.940
TIE proAts from the manufacture and sais OK
matches approximately as large IN 1SoS es IA
1907 but. owing % the general business 1epresslon'
snail earnings were derived from lumber opera
tons in California. This with the interest cnargeS
incident 20 the California purchase and notes pay
able. largely caused tne~ decrease IN eArniLss A.
& Nav Limited. IN California and OF edcirio1s 20
certain plants increase IN assets - snoEn q
about So 600 600 and in liabilities OF about s2Izooeo
New-York tribune., 1909-03-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Livspool March 15.-Cosfng-WHEAT-Spo stronsS
No red Western winter. SIS sid; futures quiet Nay.
2zsd- July. ss 3TBd: September y l1sd CORN
Spot Galveston). 5s 1o5sdg
futures dull March 5s S-zd. NAY. S. lOitd PEAS
Canadian firm. Is Tlsd FIOUR-Wfnter patents sro,s
SIS. HOP-Tn London Pacific CoastJ steady. Ez1fS.
RE-EF-Extra India dull loss PcG1k-Prfrne mess
Western dull. rs ed HAMS-Short cut IA 20 Is 70.
strong BACON-CumberIand Is % 80 -,
strong ass 81; short nib. IS 70 "A u. strong As 81;
middIss light. IS 20 "a % strong 4Sss lon4
clear ud6es heavy IS % 20 70 strcrg 4ss sd short
hacks 70 bellies. IA 70
n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II 20 -
n strong AS I.ARD-Prirns IN tierres hrzn
Sis Cd American refined pals SIS "a BUTTER
Good United states steafy. Sss- CHEESE-Ganadiaa
62S Sd: Canadian dnest colored nFrn
SIS. TALLOT-Prius ciry. dull. rs TCfPENTISE--
Spirits firm, 2Ss RCSIS-Con1rnon frTn s. I'D
PETROLECSf-Refned steady. T2d LLSSE1ED OIL
New-York tribune., 1909-03-16
POLICEMAN GETS $1,000 DAMAGES.
Verdict Against AutomohiliSt for Running
Him Down.

The first policeman in westchester County 10 get
q verdict against an automobilist for running him
down when he tried 20 stop him for violating the
speed laws is John Callahan, formerly member Of
the Pelham Manor force. jury in the Supreme
Court at White Plains has ordered William P. Nc
Cord. Of Greenwich TO pay him 500
Callahan had sued Mr. McCord for $4,000 lam
ages for injuries received July 4 1907. when he
was on guard ar an automobile trap" the Shore
Road at Pelham Manor. The policeman said he
waved red flag at McCord 70 stop. as he alleged
he was going forty-six miles hour, and that in
stead Of oaeyng the signal the latter over him
Justice aEorschauser, in his charge to the jury,
said that the rights Of men foot and drivers Of
automobiles in the highway were equal.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-16

Newton & Co: 2IT Buffalo lambs 81 n. az 81 Is
Il II. Hollis: 81 state lambs. 81 70. az IS so. snase
81 Tb at s. =
s Judd lambs. IS -. 81; sheep IL
n. 81
H0GS-Receipts DAYS 5S1z IL
900 Including Prices
Buralo and CHICAGO acviCss- Light 20
SIGS1 IS loo y. 50 g.
Country dressed hogs steady at 6E9i2c per -
Ssles-TOofn Shannon = hogs. 2l8 - ave-aSe.
s. Is per loo 10 30 do 1876 u, at 81 do iIS n az 81
sc pigs 1O1 S. 50. roughs I'd 70, az 50 IS
do. 800 10 IS, . DO $50 -. 81 s. IS
" Il hogs 132 n AZ 81 70. II &C. 25S
so -, at 50.
s Judd & date Yesterday ID Southern 7igx %
n
New-York tribune., 1909-03-16
OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY.

The annual report OF the Otis Elevator Company
for the wear ended on December 81 1908, shows ret
earnings Of Ss52.7T2, comparing with Ses6,104 FOR
the preceding year. After payment OF SS4SSto n
7rsferred dividends. there remained balance of
Ss54 S97. equal 112 per cent earned on the So
AIS GOO common stock DedUcttng S1S1,Z09 paid ID
common dividends and s213.13S charged 20 depreci-
alton account the surplus for the year $4,000
against S161. .935 for the year 1907 The company
sales were about 20 per cent OF those IN the prs
cedins year. The smaller volume OF work UNDER
taken in 1905 the presidents report says has re-
leased a large amount Of working capital and en-
abled the directors reduce the connranys lanilt
ties over 81 $50 600 as compared with year ago
New-York tribune., 1909-03-16
STANDARD OIL FINED $4,000.
United States Judge at Buffalo Denies Motion
fo- = New Trial.

Eu~s9o. March 15-Judge Hazel IN the United
- r-o,-- -,dav derted the motion OF the Stand
50 on Company for new trial and imposed q
xne OF $4,000
The case hinged on the Standard OIL Company
sn7suting concessions from railroads n me snip
-, ~ ou from Oiesn. " Y, 10 Rutland and
- -,;,-s a Vermont There were IN al 346
courts against the oil company. but only four
bsve been considered The railroads involved are
re Nev York Central, the Pennsylvania ana the
Rutland. Sixty days were given 70 tne ooH'l4"'
IN which 20 prepare On appeal
New-York tribune., 1909-03-16

easy closing as follows: No red 81 2Sas1 2i3s ee-
vator ana 81 24ss b afoat; No Northern Duiutn'
81 pass and No hard winter. 81 227s o a1oaj 1L
feat in break or &C UIsL
in May due rather extensive qudatlon :uas yst
selling, partly foreign account
ngrcbsses oS Argentine future shipment tae
Weather vas favorable through the West ana soLs
shfDn,ents reported for Tuesday Ieep'
a; Chicago The days movement 81 primary p3iS S 49,
sis-aj 81 eI- lO0 bush compared with 5SIVSp push ds
year The visible supply increased S5o2 nus anu n,oed
rorta-s loads No > corn mere was p-lfN
4t5s. slsy9for a1J z4itc ahoat No white noanl-
nsI and No o yellow, T+i4c ahoat; 49, ~
affected general WeaAIle.9
otber ersTs and iost 1sc during the da, 4oss %
supply decreased 2'lV push
cash oats locally quqoted as foows ~ ~.
90 white, - 70 o. 10 ~
and cl,rued white "a 10 - 70. IS 965zEc X n %
dull 80 Western. $50 0 Ae| 9oEA. sz,rg 511774o
Sfsrua- steady Maltirg T5GTsc and feedlhs, -t-tS
. New YORK BUCKWHEAT-New YORK st4'7 9-o
New-York tribune., 1909-03-16
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. March Is. 1909
rrrEZT RECEIPTS
New-York tribune., 1909-03-16
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Van schales & Co. No. Wall street)
New-York tribune., 1909-03-16

ATLANTA BIRMINGHAM & Atlantic
~. ,vass ., March s+7oes SIS zoe Inc SO -
July / 20 March - L40l.zls Li44sT8 IIc- 2&Fsa
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-11
NEW YORK STOCK
AND BOND MARKET

NEW YORK, March 10.-The stock mar
ket continues refractory to the efforts OF
professional operators to move 1t In either
direction. The plain influence of course Is
that everybody concerned in the actual
ownership and transfer of holdings of stocks
is practically sustaining from operations
The dealings today showed some slight
increase in animation and the professional
operators showed some daring in trying 10
extend the decline which was set IN mo-
tion late yesterday, leading lncehuve
for the early selling was beliet tnat .ne
monthly statistics OF the Copper Producers
association would reveal an additional sur
plus. Tho figures confirmed the unfaVor-
able forecast, but prices OF the COPPER an, IN
OF over 49, 100000 pounds to the unsola
stocks Of refined copper in the United states
was shown as a result OF operations ,n
February, whereas the ADDITION purl"s
January was only 2t,s0o,O0o pounds.
some of the supposltions current as 70
the proposed changes In the import duties duties
hill were cited as harmful to prospects TOT
values These were accompanied by lntl-
nations by some corporation managers tna'
reduction of duties would nqcessitate fe
duction of wages -
An unfavorable impression was made ny
the average decrease In gross earnings Oh
railroads for the last week IN fepruarS
compared with last year, although anoW-
arce might be made for extra day TOT
last year in the comparison owing to me
leap year. Some influence on the turn 0.
the price movement was the aequi'ra. al
the Standard Oil company in the retrlaf
OF the case which led to the ses,ooo,ooo me
Of the company. AS this result was rathes a, o.s
clearly foreshadowed yesterday ts erect oi
the market was moderate
The rally was poorly held at the last.
bonds were irregular. Total sales par
value, $2.92Soo0. , ~
per cent on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-11
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING

SAN PEDRO, March 1O.-The steamer George
w. Fenwick, Capt Miller. arrived this after
noon from Astoria direct. carrying 100000
feet of lumber consigned to the National Lum-
ber company.
The steamer James S. Higgins, Capt Hig-
gins arriving from Fort Bragg via San Fran
cisco, discharged 250, 900 feet of lumber for the
san Pedro Lumber company and cleared to-
night for San Diego with the remainder. She
will return here on Friday.
The North Pacific companys steamer George
w. Elder, Capt. Jessen. arrived this morning
from Portland via Eureka and San Francisco
with passengers and HOO tons of miscellaneous
cargo. She will clear on the return trip to-
morrow night.
The tank steamer Argyll, Capt. Dickson, will
arrive tomorrow from san Francisco to load
10 500 barrels of oil at Terminal for the Union
Oil company at Sap Diego.
The steamer Tamalpais, Capt. Anderson
completed the discharge of 10000 feet of lum-
ber for the e. X. Wood Lumber company and
cleared today for Grays Harbor via San Fran
cisco to reload
The Pacific Coast company's steamer City
of Puebla, Capt. Shea cleared this morning
for san Diego with freight and passengers She
will call tomorrow bound for Seattle by Re-
dondo Santa Barbara, San Francisco and
Eureka.
The schooner Cecilia Sudden. Capt. Bellesen.
at Westport, and the schooner Endeavor Capt
McAllep, at Port Townsend, have been char
tered to load combined cargoes of 900 feet
of lumber for San Pedro wholesalers.
The steamer Bowdoin, Capt. Johnson, arriv-
ing four and a half days from Astoria, brought
"A $50 feet of lumber for the Montgomery Null
len Lumber company and 17,11S railroad ties
for the Southern Pacific
The German steamer Erna, Capt. zlegen-
meyer, PTS tons, of the new Jepsen line will
arrive early Thursday morning from Victoria,
B. c.. via San Francisco, bound for Manzan-
lilo and Corinto Nicaragua, with freight and
passengers.
The steamer Yosemite, Capt. johnson. is due
tomorrow from Astoria via San Francisco with
a mixed cargo of wheat and lumber.
The steamer Olympic Capt. Hansen, arrived
this morning four days from Portland with
100000 feet of lumber for the E. X. Wood
Lumber company.
The steamer Norwood. Capt Martin, will
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-11
The Want Ad plays Its PART in Human
Affaira

Look out Of your window and watch the peo-
ole who are passing.
That man with the anxious face is out OF
worIx-1s 'looking'' for It; looking for work by
wsixing around, somewhat aimessly-as he
,night have had to do before there was such
a thing as want advertising in the world.
The woman in hurry is on her way to
answer a want ad in person-the other wo-
man is going shopping. and to have a servant
wanted ad printed in tomorrow's paper.
THAT young fellow answered want ad yes
,erday and now has his letter appointing an
interview,
noine 10 take a look at furnished room ad-
vertised in today's paper
There are people passing who have proper
ties to sell or rent and people meeting and
nassing them who want to buy or rent Just
such properties. The woman who wants
servant and the servant who wants a place.
walk along a few panes apart-all OF them.
nerhaps intending to publish want ads.
In one hour--if your window looks upon a
busy street-there will have passed In review
before you people with every sort OF want
ana other people able and willing to satisfy
every one OF these wants.
with a little imagination you picture
the work the want ads should DO for these
people-and will do, for some of them. within
q few days.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-11
Cotton and Wool

NEW YORK, March 10.-Cotton futures
closed steady; March 952c; April 949ci
May, 9.5Oc; June 9.42c; July 9.4Sc; August.
s7c; September and October, 9,29c: November
and December 925c January, .922c.
Cotton, spot, closed quiet; middlings up
lands, 9s5c; mdding gulf, 10.l0c Sales.
300 bales.
ST LOUIS. March 1O.--Wool. unchanged
medium grades. combng and clothing, 20Q24c
light fine. 17a20hc; heavy fine, 1o@17c; tub
washed, 2o934c.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-11
Local Lumber Prices

Pine in the rough, s17a19, according to
size; rough uppers $30G35; worked upper
(hoorineo s3o@4O; rustic. $2O@S5; ceiling,
$256140; iaths, $3.75 carload lots; o. p, fin-
ished, $50
Redwood in the rough $2OQ60; surface and
rough clear $i0G54; rustic and siding. stock
patterns s30al45 r. and G. and q. b. stock,
s2O@45; shingles. $2,25a2,so; shakes, si5a225o
Mill prices-Sizlng one edge, 81; sizing one
edge and surfacing one side $780,, surfacing
one to four sides. s2f; resawing one cut, So;
ripping, /, 1A Ia, 2-inoh stock, $3.50 thou
sand llneal feet
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-11
FRANCISCO. March 1O.-Following were
The Metal Market

NEW YORK, March lo-Tho London tin
market was little higher today, with spct
quoted at e13O rs Sd. and futures at e131 15s.
The local market was dull at S2SP0G2S.75.
Copper was lower, with spot at 356 5s and
futures at e57 in the London market Locally
the market was weak but unchanged with
Lake quoted at $12. s7lsG13.12S electrolytc at
$12.5On12.75 and casting at $12.371aD12 62h.
Lead was a shade higher at a12 rs Cd in
London. Locally the market was steady and
a little higher on the average at $3.956D4.00.
Spetey was unchanged In London, and re-
mained steady at s4.75@4.77is locally.
The English from market was little lower
with Cleveland warrants quoted at 46s 71sd
Locally the market was unchanged.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-11
California Dried Fruits

NEW YORK. March 1O.-=Evaporated apples
quiet, Fancy, Sh@9Mc; choice, 7A@7%c;
prime. Sa4c; eomon to fair 5@8c.
Prunes in fair demand with new crop
California fruit quoted at 3%@7hc for sizes
up to 4O-5Os, and oregons ranging from 1880
70 20-30's at 6%M9c
Apricots are firm. Choice are quoted at 9ikd
9%c; extra choice at 9%m1Oc: fancy, 11ls@1Sc.
Peaches are firm, with choice quoted at
51A@6c; extra choice, 6@6%c; fancy 7@slAc
Rasins are quiet, with loose muscateIs
quoted at 40p Sc; choice TO fancy seeded, AN
@sMc; seedless. %@5hc; London layers
S1.2O@130,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-11
T0WNE AVENUE LOT
SELLS FOR S27,500;
BUYER MAY IMPROVE

local syndicate headed by S. G. Mar
shutz and j. H. Seek, has sold the southeast
corner of Fourth street and rowne avenue to
II. w. Hewes, through the agency of w. B.
Merwin & Co. The corner has frontage OF
nfty-fve feet on Fourth street and depth OF
100 feet. and was sold at $27,500, or on a
basis of $500 a foot for the Fourth street
frontage
Mr.. Hewes will probably erect a two-story
building this property in the near future
consisting of stores and rooms.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-11
Sugar and Coffee

NEW YORK, March lo,-Coree futures
closed steady net unchanged to Is points
lower. Sales s2,5O0 bags. including May
at s6.75@6.S5 July, s625; September, $5.9O
@595; October, $40; December s5.75;
February. $3.50. Spot quiet; Rio No. 7.
sAc Santos No, 4, DC. Mild steady; Cor
dova, 9% lac.
Sugar raw quiet; fair refining 3.33 10
3S6c; centrifugal sc test 3,S64 3.S7c; mo-
iasses sugar. 3.O5@31lc, Refined. steady
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-11
FLOUR AND FEED PRICES
A LOS ANGELES MILLS

The following quotations prevail at the Globe
mills: FLOUR
Al flour. ........ Sc 60Globe flour. so
Made of select California wheat:
Silver Star -four. So .2OlXX -four. s. so
Eighth bbs. zoe Dbl. higher.
Bakers flour eastern and hard wheaD bbl.:
Globe -four SO. so Bakers AL flour. Sc 20
Eastern graham.... $50 Bakers Magnolia. 6. 10
E. Whole wheat.... $50 Bakers pastry -. $50
Al -four is retaled at $3.50 per "a sack and 95c
per x sack Globe family. $l.s5 per sack and
95c per H sack.
MEAL AND CEREAL GOODS tper 100 lbs).
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-11
SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

o shipments of orange and lemons {.
8 from Los Angeles Monday, March 3, 9
D were 178 carloads OF oranges and 10 9
D carloads of lemons. g
D Total to date there were shipped q
B 11,148 carloads, of which 16i7 were g
D lemons. g
3 Last season there were shipped @
3 1896 carloads, OF which 1876 were g
. lemons. @
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-11

Wheat No / 100 lbs) s2.1o; do ucO lb. sacks,.
S2 10; corn, 100 lbs. $l.T5 cracked corn 100 lbs.
81 so; feed meal 100 lbs. s1.S5; rolled barley.
100 lbs S155; oil cake meal. 100 lbs. 50. so:
shorts 100 lbs $3.50; heavy bran, 100. lbs, 81. IS,
Kaffir corn, 100 lbs. $3.50; white oats. 100 lbs
81. 90; seed I'VE. 100 lbs lB0.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-11
SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS

Exclusive dispatch to The Herald by l. a.
Crisler & Co. members Los Angeles Nevada
Mining Stock exchange. sJ5 San Fernando
building. Los Angeles
SAN FRANCISCO March 10r-The market
for mining shares was uninteresting affair
today and the leaders showed a strong down
ward tendency. Florence dropped 71a points,
Daisy 3. Consolidated 2h. Fraction held
steady at yesterdays figures Coalition, in the
Rawhde list was well supported and adj
vanced points.
dispatch from Rhyolite states that the
Ave stamp mill on the Mayfiower Consolidated
commenced operations last week, and the work
up to this time Is said to indicate successful
trial run. The plates are taking the gold
in goodly quantities and being cleaned
every four hours.
Following wore the closing quotations:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-11
BUTTER DECLINES IN
Los ANGELES MARKET
BUYING PRICE OF LOCAL EGGS
ADVANCES
Increasing Receipts Causes Drop IN
Asparagus-Green Sea Turtles
Reach Market

The buying price of eggs advanced nc 10
2O1Ac dozen in the Los Angeles market yes
terday. There was no change in the seIilns
price. which held at 22c Dozen Receipts
were Sol cases, figure slightly in advance OF
normal.
Asparagus declined to 94l1c pound. hs-
CENTS show a gradual daily increase and the
quality of stock reaching market Improves
Creamery extra butter declined to fz12c
no changes in other grades The drop in
extras is due to heavy receipts
While the range for potatoes remained un-
changed, white rose stock advanced TO Szzo
a sack.
The market for vegetables and fruit main
tained the same excellence enjoyed the early
part of the week. Receipts balanced the de-
mand in most commodities, and prices re-
manned stationary.
The fish market took turn to halibut and
northern salmon. These two varieties hooded
the stalls. All other fish were scarce. a
feature of the day was the consignment OF
dozen green sea turtles from southern waters.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-11
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

. NEW YORK, Marah 1O.--Copper, (.
Z. lake $12871a a 13.121x, electrOIytic Z.
(. s12.50@l2.75, casting $1s.3719@ "
8 12.62h. .
8 Lead, S3.O5@4 q
q Tin. S2S.40@28.80. "
q Silver, 5O3kc q
NZNH1.&I<v<D<,S
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-11
Local Hay Market

HAY-Choice barley nay, s25.0o. No L. S23 90;
choice wheat nay. s26,U0; No. l. s2S.OO; No. /
plain oat hay SIS uOa26.OO; No. 2. 90: north
ern alfalfa sl9.00q20.UD; local, so. UUQ22OV
timothy. y25. O0Q26UO; stock nay. SIS. OuGlI w.
straw, S. 00ql0.00.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-11
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

Special Service to The Herald by Dick Bros.
& Co., members New York Cotton exchange.
Bradbury building, Los Angeles.
NEW YORK, March 9.-Cotton options were
pool correspondents cables the situation is
bearish. but everybody is afraid of the short
side The manipulation is all bullish and
strong spot interests seem determined TO pre-
vent the market from going lower if they can
possibly hold it up
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-11
Los ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE

Ohicial sales-10 Home Tel pfd at $57 .25. 10
at x5l; at S56; 30 Seaside Water at $40; / at
$50; 10 u s. Long Distance T. at s43 so: 30 do
az ~ s4S, ~ at $4S;1o 30 Amalgamated OIL at sss;
1900 Central OIL at 9Oc: 90 Associated oil at
ST.s7ls: 10 do at 1918; 80 do at $3S; Union
Oil at $106 so; 5000 Globe OIL at 2lIac.