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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-19

Flournoy c. Roberts was last evening
elected president Of Columbia Typo
graphical Union. No. 1G1. defeating Jason
Waterman by & votes. Roberts got S14
votes and Waterman rs.
Allen G. flowers. John O'Donnoghue
and Philip Nachman of the government,
printing Office and Martin l.. Statler for
the downtown Offices, after a lively con
test, were elected delegates to the Inter.
national Typographical Union.
Joseph c. Whyte of The Star was
elected trustee, and Charles Long and
Jacob G. Cromwell of The Star wcrs
elected on the executive committee.
The Official Count.
The official count of ballots was as fol-
lows:
For president-Flournoy C.. Roberts, 81 1
Jason Waterman, 71S.
For vice president Francis Benzler,
LOO.
For sccretary-Georse G. Seibold, /, 233
For treasurer-James f. Bright, 1906.
For sergeant-at-arms-Eu Conner
797; William c. Fechtig, CAS-.
For doorkeeper-Nulen c. Stops, 1,15c;
Otto Erdmann. 27s.
For trustee-Joseph c. Whyte, LEY.
For auditor three eleCted)-LouiS c.
Voight. 1,195; William II. Cornish, 1,1SS
James W. Carter. LILO.
For executive committee, book and jot
first five elected)-John B. Dickman,
1.O41: Charles w. Radley. LOTT; Eugene
H. Andrew, 91S; Edward W. MorcOck
312; Harry W. Templar, 797; Hubert
Newsom. 1913: Alfred j. Arnold, lis: Al
bert c. Knight, $40.
tive elected)-Harry c.. Knapp, 1,1O1
Bert v. Wolfe. 312: Charles Long, S57
Jacob q. Cromwell, 800; Howard a. Har-
rison. 1873; Edwin A. Fraser, 697; Robert
j. Mears, 642.
For executive committee, machiniSt-
Wilson II. Cook, 1,O52
For delegate to /. T. L.. offices under
the government first three elected)--Al.
len q. Flowers, 1,U44; John O'DonnOghue
914: Philip NachInan, SiS; Robert w
Summers 800: John a. Onyun 51S: 10.
seph +. Goodkey. 2US.
For delegate to l. T. L., Offices not un.
der the government Zone elected)-Martin
l.. Statler. 923; Percy I. Lowd, 562
For alternates to l. T. T., offices under
the government 1.-TWO elected)-Charles F.
Mullen. 1888: Joseph G. STEELE. 991.
For alternate to I. r. T., Offices not
under the government-JOhn W. Allerton
1,U99.
Vote for I. T. U. Officers.
WashingtOns vote for officers of the I
T. L. resulted as follows
For president-Wi.liam NJ. Reilly, $50
James NJ. Lynch. 651.
For first vice Observation-Disclosures H
Govan. 92S: George A. Tracy, ISL
For delegates to A. F. of l.. -four to b,
elected)-Frank Morrison. 1O21; Sam De
Nedrey, 81; Hugh Stevenson, 694; Max
S. Hayes, $50; Charles W. Fear, 634
Edgar A. Perkins. COS; 4. w. Mccullough
I23; Alexander MacLean, 336.
For secretary-treasurer-R c. Al.
brook, so; j. w. Hays, 634
For trustees Union Printers Home (three
to be -ected-Thomas McCaffery, III
William J. White. 800; w. w. Daniel, COB
Michael Powell, $50; Walter NJ. Mckee
oe1; l.. S. Williams J69; L. u. Fennessy
ol3.
For agent Union Printers Home
Charles w. Bastian, 532: George p. Mich
OILS, 400; Edwin l.. Kitchens 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-19
Wedding. and Commeneemen,s.

The choicest flowers and the most artistic
decorations furnished by Guide, 12li F.
-AdYt.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, March 17.-Market unchang
cd; weather unfayorable; showing. Navels-
Lonengo fy. SPAR f. Co.. $3.50; Del orc
ch, same. $50; citrus Belle. sd. Ind. +
Co. 81 7O-1.75; Half Moon. imp, xf, Red
o. G. Assn. S2S0-2.55: Euclid. or. Grower.
r. Co, $3.50, Uplander, same, $3.50; Old
Mission fy. Chapman. $3.50; Old Mission
ch same seas. Golden Eagle. sd. same
S2O5: Ideal, S210; Delicious, Sl95; st
Patrick SaS5; Orchard. or. Nat. o. Co
s. 60; Standard, sd same, 81 So; Columbia
imp. same 81 90; Dos Palmos, xc. San Ma
rino G. p A 81 90. FL Toreador sd, Ss.l5i
Alta Cresta, \. II. Ex SEQ; Robusta, same
SETS; Hobo same 81 .55: Gold Buckle, X
H. Ex S2.75. Glendora Heights. a. e, e.
Elk So rs; Truth. Speich & Green, 81 So
La Paloma. s. so: Pride of Cal Riv. EN
50. 90; Stag A. c. c. EX. S2.50i Pointer
A. {. G. Elk. 81. 80; Rossmoyne. imp or
E. NJ. Ross, $3.50; Rossmoyne' same, Sl.So
Rossmoyne, sd. same, sl.55; Uncle sam
Rlv. Ex. 81 so; Fiesta same 81. so; Orcn-
ard Run, Riv. Ex. S225; Pond Lily same
S1S5: Carmencita. imp, S. T. EN. y AZ
colombo, imp. same, 81 10; Quail o. n
Ex So; Pointer A. c. G. Ex 2.l0: oui
Monogram. c. c. L. $40. Bloods-Golden
Orchard, fy. or Ind. F. Co. 81 75; Alta
Cresta, A. H. Ex SO. 50; Robusta' same
81 95; Hobo, same. s. 30 Nafe,s, 70 sy.
Old Mission. fy, sl.1b; Limited; $i;to-I,oS
overland. s1.1O-t.2O. Grapefruit-St rat
rick SEES. Tangerines, 'ss-Ore1a aao "a
st.S5; Glendora Heights, $il5; Stag Sl.a9'
quail, s1.35 Bloods, las-Golden orchard
S1.05.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18
ENGLISH BANKS
RATE ADVANCES
RIG limp BELIEVED EMERGEN-
CY MEASURE.
DEMANDS ON GREAT 5RITAIN's
GOLD SUPPLY GROW
Market Considers Possibility OF STRAIN
on New York Gold but Shows
No Perturbation Over
Prospect
rAsscclated Press1

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE imam
cial event of the day was the advance
bv full 1 per cent to per cent In
the official discount rate of the Bank
of England The usual gradation py
which changes are made in the bank
rate is half of l per cent, and the full
oeure is an indication of an emergency
measure. 4 &c
The news that the government OF
India had bought $500,000 of South Al
rican gold to arrive in London on neAt
Monday while the consignment Is SUN
at sea points to one of the most urge.lt |
demands on the Bank of England solu
supply. The advances made by lhe
Paris money market to LONDON last
fall to relieve the stringency were pc
inq Withdrawn, although the suppnes
Of money in Paris are redundant ana
the rise in the bank rate will be eX-
nected to hold the Paris supply IN
preparations for the coming gov
ernment financing offer an additional
motive The special interest of the
New York market in the EngllsIl
hanks action lies in its probable e1-
feet on the placing Of bond issues
with foreign subscribers The mer-
Februarv and the almost prohibltlVe
export prices at which cotton ana
wheat are ruling make this placing or
our bonds important to provide means
of investment for our foreign cred
itors.
The Bank of England's action, 1t IS
feared NAV interrupt this process ana
draw cold from New York. Such re-
sult might check the progress of fin
ancing of domestic requirements and
react unfavorably on the business and
industrial section. ...,
The stock market shows little sign
of perturbation over this prospect
THE advance in prices was due in part
TO the oversold condition of the mar
lxet which had grown up in the two
days' decline. Much was heard of the
processes of argument by which could
be deduced the conviction that the su-
nreme court on Monday next would
hand down a decision in the American
tobacco case: that the decision had
heen already written and that it would
be in favor of the defendant corpora
ton.
Further reports Of crop damage were
somewhat neutralized by the Price
currents view that the possibilities
are for a large crop even conceding
large reduction of the Kansas wheat
yield
A report of the large car movement
over the New York Central was taken
to Indicate the strength Of the rail-
road situation.
Bonds did not share in the strength
of stocks. The tone was irregular
Total sales par value), $2,315,OO0
United States SIS declined Il per cent
on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18
LISTED STOCKS
NEVADA
pAcIElc COAST TRADE

SAN FRANCISCO, March 17.-Beans-Pink
81 75a5 90; lima. $4.3504.45; small white, A50q
4S5: large white $3.50.
Potatoes-Early Rose. $1.35d140; Oregon
Burbanks. $LOOa1 2O Salinas Burbanks, $3.50
50: Merced Sweets, $2.1562,35.
Onions-Fancy, N.65i common, S.50.
Varous-Green peas, 5a7c string beans 35c'
egg plant, 15G20c; green peppers, 15d25c; as
paragus, 6laG7c; rhubarb, $l00dl65; garlic,
405c; eucumbers, hot house, ST. 2jql5o; mush-
rooms, S1O042.5O.
Poultry-LiVe turkeys nominal old roosters,
S. OOa5 80; young roosters, S00@l0.00; small
broIers S30Oa40O; large broilers, I50@5. so;
fryers. S6.5Od750 hens, S5.O00l10o; old ducks,
IS OO6 O0 young ducks, $,00Ql00O; geese,
81 0O@2 50 pigeons. 81 0Od1.25.
Four-Famiy extras, s66Oa7Oo; bakers ex-
tras S6.60dZO0; Oregon and Washington,
So
Wheat-Shpping S1.S21adlS7iA
Barley-Feed, S140G14 4212; brewing, S142A0
4j; Chevalier 81 6061. So.
Oats-Red, S165Q1.7O white s1.65a17o black,
nominal
Millstufs- -Middlings sS3 oOa3O.00; mixed feed,
SOS 0O133 90: rolled barley, SOS, 0O1300 90; oat-
meal 60; oat groats, $3.50; rolled oats
S93. 0OQ350O
Hay--Wheat, s14oOa19OO wheat and oat
s18. .OO017 90; oat. wild S1OOOa1SOO: oat, tame
$13 OOal65O; alfalfa, $9.0Oa13 O0; straw. 50d75c
Receipts-Flour, $500; wheat So; barley,
6155 beans, HAS,; corn. $50; potatoes. 4O2O
onions. 1915; bran, 1885, mddings, 80; hay,
56G; hides 600; wine, 900
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18
BOSTON

BOSTON. March 17.-Fourteen cars sold
showing; market easier. Nayels-stork,' ,S >.
A. Ex S2.S5; Scepter' 5 ;, orange go ss,ao
sI'S5; Golden Rule. Riv. Ex. Riv. $255; Alta
Cresta, A. II. Pachappa, $3.50; Hobo same,
S2.3O; Elk. xc, Robert Henderson, Ss'59, ~
c'bess Queen, fy, Ely Gilmore Co, S2.25;
Monogram, {. {. U. $2.1O; Ell Toreador sd
San Marino G. p. A. s2o5; Gold Buckle BUCKLE
r. H. e. High. $3.50; Planet 5, ;, orange. sa3
az N: Princess, .. c. Corona SEQ water
fIiy S'' r. H. Red. Sc 25: Tally HO. S. b. Ri-
alto, alto 81 20; Robusta. A. H. PachaPpa' o2 80 $S'
Alpha, xf, Robert Henderson sep sun. sun.
sniano or stewart f. Co.. S210; STANDARD
$40; 9'a' Observation, si.95 Tangerines' z 81 50
Souirrel. $40. Ruby bloods-Laurel' S2'So'
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18


son, member Chicago board of trade, New
York stock exchange and San Francisco bond
and stock exchange. 2l2 West Fifth street,
Los Angeles.
CHICAGO, March 17.-Floods of crop
damage reports forced wheat prices higher
early today. underlying weakness or cash
wheat and slow demand for same we're the
factors in a later break. Much proht-tak-
ing by longs done on the higher Levels
also important short selling by conserVa-
tives The combined weight carried prices
back to yesterdays closing level for July
AZ below 1t for May, and the low point on
september n fraction higher than yes
terdays final price. Leading longs IN sep
tember gave that future a great deal OF
support today. which accounts for ITS fela-
tive strength In addition of further crop
damage claims from Kansas nave peeh
many from Indiana and Illinois or Tess
radical tenor, and interspersed with denlals
and counter claims OF fine prospects Ohly
LIGHT showers over night in southern Ran
sas fair TO good rains in Oklahoma anu anu
northern Texas. from whence come Nel
fine crop reports. Dry weather torecasteu
for several days southwest. The market Is
a distinct crop and weather one ana can
he boueht on breaks sold on bulges Tor
fair prodts either way. The leaders on the
INN side added heavily to their holdings
today. -. .,, s,,d-
Corn started a shade higher ranged SUD
denly downward under heavy selling pres
sure from leading local shorts, raIueu - -
tIonallv when wheat was strongest theh
turned very weak. There was much IN
loading of long corn today. Weather @ iil,e
throughout the corn belt and iahd !" ii''S
shape for farm work. ,, casb
sources all day. The latter ma poor ue
mand for cash oats and have oeel ie"it1 80
inc for future delivery. support came p'''
''PSay Proyisions ions ranged higher much Of the
,i,,,e today although there was a stiH re-
action on local selling at one time.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18
TREASURY STATEMENT

the treasury at the beginning of business to-
day was follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin, sS5i $500, silver
dollars s4SS,6s9, coo; silver dollars OF 1890
81 .Sl4 600; silver certificates outstanding, 3SS,
669 600.
General fund-Standad silver dollars in
general fund $3O93 COZ; current liabilities, $685.
983 56S: working balance in treasury Offices
SEQ 32i sos; I'm banks To credit Of treasurer Of
the United States, S35, o6S 9S4; subsidiary silver
coin, 2l,50S,192; minor coin, S17I9l5, total
balance In general fund. SSl. .Q6S $50.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18
METAL MARKETS

NEW YORK. March 17-The market fol
standard copper is nominali spot, sl3. 20
asked; March, $13.15 asked; April and May
nominal The London market quiet at 2
slight decline with spot quoted at f5S les Sd
and futures at f59 lSs cd. Arrivals reported
at New York today were 665 tons. Exports
so far this month were 1858 tons Local
dealers quote lake copper az SlS.S 80 zs ~ y
18.621a: eleetrolytic, s13.12 "a q 1927 u
casting, $13@13.25 Tin was easy with spot
quoted at Ss1.55@31.75; March, sSl.55 q
81 65; April, $31.55@3l.7oi May, $8l. @
market recovered most of an early loss
closing steadily with spot quoted at fl4S les
Ga and futures at E145 It's. Lead was weak
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18
nllrrER. EGGS AND CHEESE

SAN FRANCISCO, March 17.-Fancy cream
ory 9S15c; seconds 2Sc; fancy dairy &c.
Cbeese-New, 15IaG16c; Young America, lSh
dl9lac.
CHICAGO March H-Butter-Steadyi
croameries, 26d3lc; dalres. 22d27c.
Eggs-Firm receipts. 1914, at mark. cases
included, 19lac; firsts, 2lc; prime hrsts, 22c.
Cheese-Easy; daisies 16l4c; twins, 15An
l6iac; Young Americas, 16Ql6hc; long horns,
16Am16i2c.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18
Retail Prices
COFFEE AND SUGAR

NEW YORK. March 17-Coffee CLOSED
dull with prices net unchanged; sales 5Ot
bags; closing at March G.s5c; April 6.9Oc
May, 6.95c; June, &c; July, August, Septem
ber and November at 710c; December
January and February. 7.15c. Spot. quiet
No. Rio. 11-16@S%c No Santos
1-4c; mild, quiet; Cordoya. 91a @12 lac
sugar-Raw steady Muscovado. SO test
sec; centrifugal 90 test S6e molasse'
sugar, SO test 3.G1c; refined, steady.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18
nulcAco LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. March 17.-Cattie-Rec,eaipt ,a ,,,sl estl.
- a. T0oo. market steady and 10c higher;
ila,,os e. eodS s5; Texas steers, &9Oq6.22'
,"estern steers. 81 i9oa6so; stoekers and iced
awe a. 7oG8. 60: cows and heifers' 2''oq"oo'
calves. SS50d10.50. .ooo. -.
STEADY; light HO3OQ1O.75; mixed. SO o. 4oa 4ooa
10 ~ heavy. s1045a1o.s5; rough, $40 45GlO:6 50:
good to choice heavy, so 60alo,so' pigs F'oV
S,i0 40. bulk of sales s1O.G5d1oSO
sbeen-Receipts estimated at 10000: market
strong. native s575QS.35; western S5.75QS.90i
=, arlinrs IS o0d9 90; lambs, native, S.5q
10. 90; western. $s.75a1035.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18
RAISE RArE ON GOLD

LONDON, March 1.-THE directors of
the Bank or England at their weekly meet
ing today raised the minimum rate of dis
count from 3 to per cent. This action was
caused by the continued foreign demand
for gold. which considerably depleted the
bank's reserves These are now nearly S25,-
900 QUO lower than at the same time last
year and prospective further Withdrawals of
the metal necessitated measures to increase
the bank holdings.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18
cALIFoRNlA DRIED ERuIrs

NEW YORK;, March l7-Eyaporated ap-
pies firm; spot, fancy, 1912 al1c; choice,
909hc; prime, ga 4714c, common to fair
6a6 3-8c. Prunes. steady; California up
to 30-40s, 3a9 1-4c, Oregons 609c Apri-
cots steady; choice, 10&, a11c; extra
choice, 1024 q lie; fancy. loa13c Peaches,
steady; choice, 6l2@6ae: extra choice 6%
al 1-4c. Raisns. about steady; loose mus
catels ga a5Ac; choice to fancy seeded 5
@6&c; seedless, 35343&c; London layers,
S1.1541.26.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Morninu Sales

80 Home Tel. pfd. "a; 40 Associated Oil,
100 New Penn, 92; emf wyphsrdlushrdu uu
1900; 30 do, 4SS7l5 21S Central. 200; 1000 do,
b, 30, 2.02; 200O Jade, 49, 1000 do, b. 80 IS:
100 New Penn, %; 1000 Olinda Land %;
1000 do, 52is; 200 do, 421a 1000 Coalnga Crude,
%; 1000 Cal. Midway. 50; 1000 do, 62ls; 500
do, 62is; 10 Mex. p. Ltd, com, 2ss755 80
same % mo; 5000 Oleum, 1l7s; 1900 do. 12 S003
do, l2ls; 10000 do, 12ll TO- 600 do, 1872? 1000 do.
i. 30 12ia loco do 12? of board: 1000 Cen,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18
CALIFORNIA RAILROAD
TRUNK LINE DEBATED
University of S. c. Law School Team
Victorious in Mental Clash
with Y. M. C. A.

In the open debate between the Why
club of the Y. M. c. A. and the de-
batting lyceum of the University of
Southern California law school in the
auditorium of the Y. M. c. A. last
night, the law school team, consist
ing of Earl c. Peck and A. T. Archer,
was victorious. The Y. M. C. A. team
was composed of Charles Ezra Will
Jams and Fred Arnoldy.
The question of the debate was: RE
solved, that the state of California
construct and operate a trunk line
within this state, paralleling in its gem
eral route the main lines of the South
ern Pacific railway" The u. S. C. de-
baters took the negative side of the
question.
The judges were: Curtis D. Wilbur,
Frank r. Willis and A. p. Fleming.
A musical program of Irish selec-
tions was rendered during the evening.
-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18
Afternoon Salns

$50 do. 1850 1000 Cal Midway IS; 1000 do.
70 1000 do, 60; 1000 do 6Sia; 1000 do, 81;
1000 Central oil, 200; 5000 do, B.So. 2.o2;
5000 Jade OIL Co, As; 1000 do b. 3d. 47la; y
CO. 12h; 1000 do 12ls. 1000 do. 121t: 5000 do,
123s; 2oo0 do, b. 30 l2ia: 1000 do, 12Ia; 1000 do
b. so, 125s 5000 Olinda Land (oiD So; 1000
do, 52}s; 1000 Palmer Oil CO., 125ai Union.
loLoo. or board. 50 AssoeIated OH. Aaoo
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18
FINANCIAL RECORD

NEW YORK, March 17--Money on call
steady, "a a 3 per cent; ruling rate, IS
per cent: closing bid and offered at pa
Time loans very firm and active; 60 days
and 80 days 494 Ia per cent; six months,
4a4 ia per cent. Prime mercantile paper
4ib85 per cent; sterling exchange naked,
with actual business I'm bankers bills at
q S395a4. S405 for sixty days and at 4S720
for demand. Commercial bills 4S3U 4.S3 Is.
Bar silver II 3-Sc; Mexican dollars, 44c.
Government bonds weak; railroad bonds ir-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

% Shipments of oranges and lemons s.
% from Los Angeles Tuesday, March 10, s.
g were 159 carloads of oranges aud IL S.
. of lemons. Total to date there have 8
q been shipped 1858 carloads, of whlch s
% 1I39 were lemons. Last season to date S.
. there were shipped 1854 carloads, or =
% which 1850 were lemons. :
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18

with spot quoted at sL45Q455 New York
and $4.2j @432lA East St Louis. Sales re-
ported Of $4,000 pounds for April delivery in
New York at s4.421s. The London market
was lower at f13 Is Cd. spelter was nomi-
nal with spot quoted at $565 bid New York
S5.5212 asked East St Louis. London un-
changed at f23, Iron was unchanged at
Sis Cd for Cleveland warrants In the Eng
lish market. The local market was quiet
with No. 1 foundry northern quoted at sls
@1S. so: No. . and No. 1 southern and No.
i do soft, s17.75@1S.25.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18
LONDON WOOL

LONDON March 1.-THE offerings at the
wool auction sales today numbered 1888
bales Cross-breds were In large supply
and were readily absorbed. Fine grades ad-
vanced per cent and Americans paid Is
4lsd for the best Home and continental
BUYERS were active. especially In mernos
and secured frequently realized IS Id
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18
FRUIT MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO, March -Fruits-Fancy
apples, 75cdSl.00; common, 50a65c.
orangcs-Nayals, Sl2542j0.
Mexican Limes-S5. .50d6. 90
Lemons-Common California, 81 GOAL 25; good
to choice $l5On200; fancy, S2,50n3OO.
Tropical uts-Bananas. 75cQ3.00; pineap-
pies S. O0d250
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18
DAILY MINING CALL

Morning sales-400O Johnnie NJ. & NJ, 161a;
1000 do 1874, off board: 1000 Johnnie 16&4.
Afternoon sales-2000 Johnnie NJ. & NJ, 1874.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18
WOOL MARKET

ST. LOUIS. March 17-Wool lower me-
dunn grades combing and clothing. 22@27c;
light fne. 19a 26c; heavy fine, 14@lsc; tub
~ Q n 2Gc.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18
NEW YORK BONDS

Special service to The Herald by ]. c. VIII
son. liz West Fifth street. Los Angeles Mem
Der New York stock exchange chicago board
Of trade. stock and bond exchange Of san
Francisco
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18
Market Ranges

-Four steady 80. Tye' ;, 'S%'yc, cDoIce maitIng.
mixing barley. 5sq6lc' fair TO .I,oStern s2I4;
S!gge %o Southwestern oT 2i clover s175 mess 3oS
PORK N9 barrel Is ss dS6se s5a PSF :isis% ~
IDS St4.S' oioar sides (boxed). S14 40OGl425
rof9i fo SIe eearances of wheat and flour We're
oonoi 20 - Geo bushels Primary receipts were
572, 600 bushels. compared with Soo'00O 'uS''si'
the corresponding day yea raso -,,,o4
estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat' @
Al cers. corn, 237 cars; oats, PIG cars hogs'
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18
RECORD PRICES ON MUTTON

KANSAS CITY. March Flour new
price records were made in the sheep mar
llet here today Lambs sold at 5000, year
Angs, S9,4O; wethers. SS.25; ewes. SS
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18
SAN FRANCISCO, March 11-Following
we're today's quotations Of the California stock

Morning salos-Three Assocated bondsi
o6. 75; so Associated stock, 1870; 200 Emo, 1,SO;
1000 Monte Cristo, SO; 200 New Pennsylvania
90; 200 do, 81; 200 do, .92; 300 do 49, 400
100 do. /. .221s; 100 Souer Dough, ESQ.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18
FINANCIAL

Los ANGELES. March 17-Bank clearngs
were $3.50. 666 96, an increase of SS52,16S2 % as
compared with the amount for the correspond
ing date II last year. Following is Il com
parative statements
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18
NEW YORK STOCKS

Special service to The Herald by J. c. VII
SON 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles, men,
Der New York stock exchange, Chicago board
OF trade, stock and bond exchange of san
francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18
CITRUS FRUIT SHIPMENTS
sam FRANCISCO OIL STOCKS

cerv,ce to The Los Angeles Herald by L. A.
Crisier &, Co. members Los Angeles stock eX-
change. 2OO-201 l. w. Helman building Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18
NEW YORK COTTON
,necial service TO The Herald by J. c. VIII
I. 2l2 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.

NEW YORK. March 17.-Contrary to. the
general expectation today's hrst prices
showed gains. The demand continued
oaTr,,irp NAV to l5c and July to 14& G.
These fgures brought out realizing, and
priccs sagged. but at no time equaied last
nights level In the afternoon aItno9su
,trsdIn9 was dull another rally followed.
u 9ninio1s as to the probable course OF
,be nrices Of May and July during the next
sixtv DAYS are equally as positive tor an Ao-
vance as for decline. c,
r,~ioos onped - follows. NluSe
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18

Lose n good-pay tenant. or boar 1err Lat
Aaer.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-18
CHICAGO GRAIN

Special service to The Herald by j. c. Will
son, member Chicago board of trade, New
York stock exchange and San Francisco bond
ana stock exchange, 2l2 West Fifth street.
Los Angeles.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-28
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gbeleben erleu1ten iollte, 90 er.
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mile perfolgt, mabrenb Die Srauen
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