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1 os CTngeles Daily tOmes. tt THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1903. with the Involved irpeetilaMve eonftdence in the eoffee market, prospects In the money market THE ORANGE MARKET. BAKXS. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Quotations by elesrapV LARGEST BANK SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 3-armersdlerctantsJationalSBank I if Cat.

Mai Zi commircat Su. Gapifal Surplus 500,000.00 U.S. Gcvinnant Bonds 2,000,000.00 $8,943,656.99 Corner SeconiJ an. Spring Sis. UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY $7,000,000.00 Total Resources DIRECTORS lIA W.

HCttMAN H. I. HUNTINGTON W. HCLLUAN in. w.

m. tey i. BARUCH C. THOU HERMAN W. HCLLUAN t.

t. fRANCIt C.A. DUCOMMUN SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR WOMEN. Special Safe Deposit Department and Storage Vaults A MERICAN NATIONAL BANK Cor- BroSaflCoal st. JLjL SUCCESSOR TO CALIFORNIA BANK.

Ov DAILY Capital Fully Paid Shareholders' Liability aon own BuiLOirG wo a 1 connen seeono XMwg soww STAiS Total Liability to Depositors, Ipecisl Safe Denosit and Storage g0UTHERN CAL SAVINGS BANK AVAILABLE AS8s.I!. MT1CERS AND DIRECTORS. 3. H. BRALT, J.

M. ELLIOTT, C. H. TOL L. W.

C. PATTERSON, BRALT, W. D. WOQLW1.NE, J. H.

CRIF1C IN. Safe Deposit Vaults SECURITY SAVINGS BANK KS LARGEST SAVINGS BANK IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. Deposits in bavings Banks are exempt from taxatlen. FOUR FEB CENT. INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS.

$4,677,999.70 Jan. Partorl. Pres. H. TV.

Hellman. Vlce-Pres. 3: A. Longyenr. M.

L. DIRECTORS JM. S. I y. p.

GERMAN-AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK fe4 UAPITAL $200,000.00 i SURPLDS, $200,000.0.1 ASSETS, $3,550,000.00 The Lanrest Savlnrs Institution In Capital and Surplus en the Paclflo Coast sooth tt San Francisco. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS M. N. Avery. President; Gail B.

Johnson, Vloe-PreeldeBtt C. N. Fllnu Jnd P. F. Schumacher.

Cashier: O. TV. I.lchtenberrer. Asst. Cmsoien LTV.

llllnn, A. C. Elllcke. H. TV.

Stoll. Victor Ponet. Dr. Jos. Kurt" -MO-w $1,000,000 ,000,000 Vault Department, IB Hern prUut tlM.

4 Per Cent.lS: H. JSVMaV A. PER ANNUM S2.00 ana Up. 1, 1903 $4,433,026.35 Hellman, Wm. O.

Kerckhoff. Wa' H. Arian. A Graves. Henderson Havward.

W. L. Qrav-s. Fleming! J. H.

Shan-land. Sprtsx BANK Cor. Third and Bprinj? Sta. United States Deoosttarv. T.

ROSS CLARK. Vice-Prea. A GKO. riTIKKKT A. at Jtl.

Norton, J. Rota Clark. Jno. T. Far.

xiuoDara, i. j. watery i T. rsitna. A.

J. Waters. COMPANY OF LOS ANGELES jvi nen ne Pald-np Capital flOO.COa Insned not nw. cu UN.NS-. $2 Deposits LQOlLESJAIiaNALBAaK JiASfaS ijnunu biai3 utrusiTAKr.

Capital $500,000.05 Surplu" an! Proflti $200,000.0 U.S. Bonds Cwriedat Par 650,000.0 MfafetvDepolt and Storaire Vaults. Nn ctt- countr flepoits. W. C.

PATTERSON, Prest. VV. t. VVOOLWINK, Cashier. PITIZENS NATIONAL Cauitnl.

200.UOa Jr I LhKS K. J. WATERS, Pres. WATERS. Cashier.

I I SECTORS a A Canfield, John j. m. ttaie, a. j. u.

Fay, Robert Hale, CTATE BANK AND TRUST PAiri IIP i "I'Jant-, Beoond Vloe-Preeldent. K. M. IIONVELU Flret J. W.

A. OFF, Cashier. D1RECTUS-C. C. Allen.

T. E. Gibbon. C. T.

Trowell, H. J. Woollaeott, A. W. Swell Wrren Q'llelen.

J. W. A. Off. Ferd K.

Rule. Wilbur A. HendrV-. it. u.

A General Banklna Business Transacted, inteiest Baia on Time OepoeMa, Safe DesiMll Boxes for rent. Loans on Real Estate. Cectlflts to issue of Sonde. Acta aa Guardian nJ! Administrator of Estates. I AIN STREET SAVINGS BANK.

Ms were considered favorable, but aa advanoe to i per cent. In the call-loan rate late In the day somewhat chilled this confidence. Bank! nave gained a small amount from the sub- trtasury elnce Frjday and the movement of currency In the Interior exchange la believed to favor Kew York. Wide decline in price o( domestic stocks were a feature again of th market. The bond market was dull, but about eteadys Total sale, H.J59.000.

United Btatea 21. na and the old 4s advanced neat cent. The new 4. coupon, declined V4 pef cent on tui ini cull. Closing Stocks Actual Sales.

Atchison T-. St. L. AU'hlsun Pfd Mi rit, L. liaKiinore Ohi-i.

r.M.o 'acin li 4c o. pi.l tt I'nian Paa. CanatUn Pacific. auiish Canad 71 pfd I'h-sa. 41V vv t.

1.: 43 tl. 4is 22S, 3J V. i Alton pld SS Chlcas O. 21 V. il.

H'. 77 W. L. E. 2d pfd 3: i i.

central Wis. Cen. 214 Cu u. W. Adams Chicago American' ChUano Terminal.

Wi Vnlted htat-a Chicago Ter. i'll-Fin-. C. C. C.

St. Miscellaneous Colo. lioutlern 24 Amal. Coimcr Colo. fo.

1st Am, Car et 2 t-e o. to. 3sH Am. C. F.

fd. Del, Hu.Jaon....lS41 Am. Linseed 243 Am. hin. Oil 37 Denver K.

S' Am. H. K. u- Am. n.

it. vi onitcunaa m. t.o,.OG ist Brooklyn 74 dl -V0, rill!) JK low Cen. pfd i) Con. Uaa Erie Id pfd Oont'l Tob.

pfd Great N. Gen. Electric Ho-xlng Valley i.jv4j Hocking Coal Hook. VaL Mil Sti'vi lnt'1 1'imr 20 Illinois Central lnt'1 Paper Int'l Power Laclede Gas lVt'l P.lscult 10 IT trie 40 L. K.

W. 102 Louis. A 4-H JU, Mnt. St. Rv Mexican Central Mexican Nat'l Minn.

A ft. MlKffiuri Paclflo M-, Texas wafi Lead .122 ISE4 .10. iorin IK Paclflo Coast tl Pacific Mall 84 Piople las 10.1 nteej car, 00 P. S. Car pld 93 Pull.

Palase Car.l K. N. J. ...,17 N. Y.

Noriolk AV 70 N. A AV. pfd U'4 Ontario A AV su Pennsylvania Reading 8:4 Reeling 1st 83 Reading 2d fH Ft. Louis s. Republic Steel 19 Rep.

8teel nM puKar Tinn. Coal A Sii nlon ling 11 I nlim hag 73'i i. n. U. S.

L. pfd. 1. v. f.

llubber L. S. pfd 8'(, V. S. Steel 3.i St.

1st pfd Tl id pfd St. Louis, S. 2) St. AV, pfd. 12 St.

P.iul mi n. fct-ul Kit, "stern nion ft Am. Loc. Co Am. Loc.

oO. pfd. 1214 K. C. km K.

C. So. Rock Island 4:, St. Paul K-mHiern 1 Ho. Rallwny 31 r-o.

Railienv pfd. fl'A Kock Island 75' 'ifxas Pacific. Total sales for the day. 822.500 shares. 1 Bond List.

IT. S. R. Ro.k Isiond 8. H.

I Sr. .1004, V. S. 3s .1.1734 Mex. Cen.

77ti u. 3s coup 10s-'i Mex. C. 1st inc. d.

n. 4 w. ei St. L. n.

n. 4a coun. .1 Vi'i T. 4s. U.

S. old 4s ei T. 21a eou. V. S.

old 4s N. Y. C. G. IT.

S. 0s reg Ii'i3'4 j. uen. oe.i;iu V. B.

us P. 4s M2H X. P. 3s 71 AtchUion, Cen. 49.

W) Atchison. Adl. 4a. H. O.

4 loo in. ixn. 4s. a Readlnar tlen. wt Tl.

ei. 1.. 1. at. as.

B. at i). Cony, is.WVA St. S. F.

iifiu; 'an. So. 2ds loivi I. B. ista ji "en.

of Ga. t', of Ga. lot Ino.l C. Q. C.

it A. mr T'i C. B. 0i. n.

4a. 214 C. M. St. P.

4VS.U0M C. N. W. R. P.

BL. 1. B. W. S.

A. A. P. Is. 84 So.

Pacific? So. Railway T. f. St. Jj.

A 75 Pnlon Pacific is. .1017, 1 conv, I C. C. 6 St. ii auasn lata nicago 'ler.

4s Colo. So. 49.. Wahash 2ds liny. D.

li. G. 4h 4 hrrle prior Hen 4s. us AVeat Shore to A E. ie 4s AVIs.

Cen. V'I'i Fort AVorth Cont'l Tob, 4S 61 Hock. Val. 4'4s. f.

1. f3 l'ennsjivanla Manhattan 101 Vi Bid. Offered. Stocks and Bonds. Money -Call loans Time loans Bonds Mining-Adventure Alloues 10 Atchison 4s KM Lialy-AVest 41 Mex.

Cen. jlt Flingham Railroads C. Atchison IlU I'entennial -'Z's ..106 lO'-t Atchison pfd Siii Itominlon Coal oRstun Albany.Sr Franklin Hoston Elevated. .146 I1b Royale Fltchhurg pfd Mohawk Union Paclfie iH old Dominion Mexican 2fH, Osceola Mlacellaneoue parrot Am. Sugar Qulncy 60 1714 27 .114 Am.

Tel. Santa Fe 3 Mom. 1. a zns mmarack Cen. Kleetric 1M Trimoumaln .145 Mss.

Electric Trinity Stt liiss. Klec. SMs nlted States United Fruit l'UVa tHnh 87 8 Victoria SVi S. Steel I'. 8.

Steel West'houae Avinona 07 C. Vnlted Copper 23 New York Money Market. NtrV YORK, April 8. Close: Money on call Was steady at 4V44i7 per cent Time money was easier; Sixty days, 6ij(3SA4 per 90 aays, nwgfa per six inontna, s-H per cent, rrtme mercantile paper, per cent. niwiing exenangn was steady-at the declln.

witn actual business In banker' bills at 4.1 3-5 for demand and at 4.S3'4J t.dj t-a nr sixty aays. posted rates, 4 and e.K'Kire.ai. commercial bills, 4.2444. Par silver. 4nvj.

Mexican dlars, 3S'i Bon.s- uovernmenta, irregular nulroads, steady. Treasury Statement. WASHINGTON, April slatement or tne treaeury balances snows: Available oasn Lramnce, at.jfo.utio; goia, UEN ERA liASI EkN MARKETS GRAIN AND PRODUCE, fBT THE ASSCCIATED CHICAGO, April 8. Active baylpg of May and July deliveries by Armour was the ure In the wheat market today and It was estimated that anywhere from 2,000.000 to buehels were taken by that concern duilng uj vpciiuik pnoes were strong on nigner cables, the advance abroad being due largely to the confirmation of the renorts of duMia iu me nusHian crop, ana May was A to to higher, at AfUr selling at 74, there was a gradual advance throughout 'ih day under the Influence of the heavy buying irMiuis ion, ii'Keiner wun a goot export demand for wheat and flour. A change in Rradstreet's world's visible-supply figures nuui uwrease or nearly z.vJU (Mlo to an In.

crease of SOO.fcMl bushels, hsd little (Ta the market, as did Ilauldation by Umn lit- reatuuns were only temporary, the market at no time showing weakness. Near th close. May sold up 10 75 Ai: July ui lit iiwhi alter eelllng be- i-Bini ivi wiu ni. nere was a vjuu- in ixnn, una pricee were firm the market being influenced by the strength in wneat and tne opening of taka tratlio. The annul r.

Mwfspiy oy western Interest. i-iosing prices were strong, with May Vio higher, at 43U, after eelllng between 3'ii43Ai. Oeis were dtiH In apite of the bet- iw i.inw in trie caan inarKet, and although the early sentiment wae firm on the tn wheat, 'the market became easier general eomm aslon houre selling. KaTorable wea.her was also a d'-iiresalng Influence. After innsiiis uri-irn nu ja1, stay closed A4o lower at 33'i.

Trading In and the marKot lacnej any features. The chise itk rrc Mav 1. I -fi n.l -11. The leading futures closed aa follows: Wheat, No. 2 Clotn.

May Julv Fentemh'-r 76in Corn. No. 2 April Mav jaiv September 4J'l 4 WKH, No. 2. April May July September Cash quotations were as follows S3 ULj jr.it Flour steady; 2 nr.ring wheat.

76d77: No so. a No. 2 rd. 7274H; No. corn, 42'4: No i NO.

2 rve. 4s; good reeding harley, 41: tair i'i cnoice mailing. o. 1 nax o. i.i'ji.vj; -iij.

1 nmnweirn. l.li- prim mnjihy a.wl: mijes pork. ir 1, 1 M'; per hnr: ribs, 'lies SW dry suited dem tbosd.l short snl-s h.xed.l whisky, basis hiub w.nes, l.cii clover. v.jiiiiuw gntue ii.w. l.ii Grain Movements.

Articles V.eceiptt. Shipments, Fl- ur. baiTels What, LuiheiS Corn, I Oats. Rve. 4S1 4, 2m 5m.iii 1.5., Earlcy.

H-to 2.1.1,01 vrt the produce Exchange tiiny the hm market was firm: creamery. Wti': dairy, 143 24- egss. Ilrm at mark, case Includad, v-cheese, easier, 12o4L3. New York Metal Market. KEW YORK.

April 8 There wa a In th London tin nwket today of about 'i J3, and unchnnred at 4 67H In Ihe York nr ket. ras ts 1, er In Lond-n, at fir. In in JSw i ark rnsttM iuiurw. it amt ctosins at Vcrmr declined 1 las In Lnr.rtmi. cioiBg fnr spnt and to is cd.

and cfeetina; at 11. i. l.ad axivr.ci i i 15. JL Temnle mock. Los Anreles.

Cal. Monev Special end Authentic NEW YORK AVERAGE PRICES. tHY DIRECT WIRE TO THE TIMES NEW YOniC, April 8. Exclusive llspaicrf Sixteen cars of California orange o-nd two. of lemons gold today, t'dcr the 'lifrht offering and gocd baying, prices jnoved upward, especially for fancy fruit.

Weather wtt unfavorable. Eljry-eigtit cars In fight. Navels, extra fancy, large, 2.63; regulars, 2.S4; fancy, large, 2.02; regu-, Jars, 2.5T; choice, large, 1.39; regulars, 2.31; extra fancy, bloods, halves, 1.40; fancy, regulars, 2.S2; halves, 1.29; choice, halves, fancy, tangerines, halves, 1.10; fancy grape fruit, 36a to 80s, 2.04- Bhiall, fancy lemons, 300s, rough, 2.13; choice, coarse and, thick-' skinned, large 1.67; SOOs, 1.90; 360s, 1.80. Pineapples beginning to arrive freely; strawberries In moderate supply, but receipts should show considerable Increase Ti'ithln the nest ten dnys. Twenty-four thouwund Sicily lemons celling tomorrow; thirty thousand Tuesday, BOSTON1 PRICES.

IBT DIR17CT WIRE TO THE TIMES. BOSTON, April Exclusive Dispatch. There Tvera fifteen cars of California oranges sold at auction to-j flay in Boston. Weather, wet and unfavorable. Bidding spirited, large at-' tendance.

It was a boom sale throughout. Prices showed a decided advance all along the line. Several Iced cars In BUSINESS. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL OFFICE OF THE TIMES, Los Angeles, April 8, 1903. FINANCIAL, BANK.

CLEARINGS. The clearings lOt tiia Lm Angeles Clearinghouse to (Wednesday;) were the ame nay a year ago, J1.0X7.911.S8. NEW FRENCH COIN. A nickel coin atiout equivalent In value to our cent piece has recently been authorized Dy tne French Chamber of Deputies ciAtceu minion pieces are to be strut- on: on tne nrst coinage which will re quire aDout Zi9.iW pounds of nickel, LADY BANKERS. The first woman to nerve as a direetou of a bank In this was Anna a.

Dally, who be IU.IUU memoer or tne board of the rsarm, Huntington, Iud, In lMi. Ill 173 Mrs. E. J. Purvlanrn to the same board.

In 1875 Ly iji-Ajiey became a director, or ghn uireciress," or tne First Na norm isariK or JPeorla, 111. The West iuues eaaiiy 10 innovation. COMMERCIAL. MALAGA PAINT. According to a rtrpuri, an inaustry of much iiiiMriance 10 American paint manu lacturers and dealess has sprung into oxamgsi.

a run vein of oxide of Iron ore xaluable. chiefly for w.e manufacture of" red paint for irutiurai iron worn Has been discov "car me oityt of Jaen, in the or tnat name, about eighty livet miles from Malae-a. Th 1 both In Its crude state and re. ready for mixitiE- with nil effected by submitting the rude ore to the process of grinding by stone crushers. It is then forced 1 iiroun liners or punned water and nnaiiy tinea Kilns.

The result is lflnc red powder, which, mixed with more tnan 10 ner cent, of iin oil. produces paint ready for use Iron structural work of all kinds usually protected by a coating of this iialnt. Interest attaches to the Indus try in view of the marked decrease of ,.,1 per centi in the production of hem ntite in the United States In 1901. TM fact has encouraged Spanish exporters xo renew ineir eiiorts to establish In America a market for their product ana an Bigns muicate tneyore 'meeting wtlh succcs. Last year the Malaga product was quoted at $6.80 In TTnlted Mates gold, per short ton 0 crude ore, and at, exactly double that ror tne levigated or prepared ma terjal.

This article was the only new product that rfppea'red on last year's list of exports from Malaga to the Vnlted States, and on February 23 400 bags of crude re were awaiting rhip ment to New York. Bradstreet's. GENERAL BUSINESS TOPICS. CITRUS-FRUIT SHIPMENTS. Shin tnenfe of citrus fruit from Southern on Monday were 72 carloads of oranges and 12 of lemons.

The total for the November 1. 1902, to date, la 10,812, of which 1107 are lemons. TRI-COLORS OUT OF TRADE. The decision, -rendered about a year ago that the United States flag or the por trait of the President or any of his i family could not be uesd in a trademark recorded at the Patent office iha.9 beea followed up by anorhor pre iniDiuon. rne proaueers or a new Hslend of wine recently tried 'to get a trade- mark registered In which the artist had made lUJe of the shield or national emblem 'common in the coat of asms of t'he States.

On this shield appears hhe ptars and Stripes in red, white and blue. The examiner of trade marks that this use of the national colors same properly under the prohibition applicable to the use of the design the flag. The Commissioner of Patients affirmed the ruling, and the prohibition stands hereafter against the or ina national snieia in trade marks. OUR DRINK BILL. According to American Grecer the nation's drink bill is at bigh-wate mark.

"Since '18S0." declares our contemporary, "the use of alcoholic beverages ha.1 in sereased 93 per from 10.09 gallons Irer capita to 19.4S gallons. But tne use iof the milder stimulants has not grown1 jso fast, consumption or corree having risen from 8.73 pounds per capita In ilSSO to 13.37 pounds, In. 1902, while tea declined from 1.39 pounds to fpounds." The journal quoted places the drink bill, so called, for 1902 at against an average yearly expenditure during the past live years iof In 1902 the per capita expeaditure for stimulants was $17.38, cents per day for a population of Stated in tabular form, the subject appears thus: lAlronolle drinks N.Mi-lcfho'i stimulants rv.fr. Vi J.0'l Cow T.OOi'.OO Ttl. l'-3 rr-ni.

5i T.t..l. IS si.s.w.s.r 1 1.1KS9T.vi 1.1 KSI.Si'l LOJAL PRODUCE MA3KET5 TV-ines? was reported goci, few or no changjs ocour-rlii? in any rirtj.inct. The market is 'steady. continue firm. Ectter, Efgs and Cheese.

nmr-. Ct cream: rr. dairy. jo yr rr.r.fi-iv. fv f-h cand'ed.

3'; Ltl' 'He-e-urit. V- ri '-cs. oer n.n. AR.trira. tier (jaii- a Offlcere and PI rectors T.

Dl'QUE, President: I. N. VAN NTJY3 VI ee-PtmM erTt is I VAWTER. Cashier. H.

W. Hellman. Ksspare Cohn. H. W.

0'MelvenrrWtaUr6: T. Johnson, Harris yewmnrk. W. a. Kerckho.

the sale today were taken at good prices. The light offerings the past two or three sales are having their effect, and the trade has been able to clean up their stocks from day to day. ine grapo iruit market Is still dead very lime demand; prices low. There ere now thirteen cars on track inclu mg one or two cars (tt grape fruit. Prices today were follows: Navels, extra fancy, large.

2:69: remilars. 2.S1: fancy, large, 2.54; regulars, 2.55; chqice, large, 2.27; regulars, 2.54; choice seed lings, 2.10; bloods, extra fancy, 2.J8; fancy, 1.83; choice, 2.18. PHILADELPHIA PRICES. fBY DIRECT WIRE TO THE TfMES.J PHILADELPHIA, -April Dispatch. Sixteen cars of California oranges, and one car of Cali fornia lemons sold toiiay.

The fruit was In very good demand, and brought even better prices than on Monday, one line of fancy navels selling as high as 3.25, which is the highest price in months; 150s to 216s are In best demand. Most of the fruit was in good condition, some of the eeedlings were coarse and showed a little decay. The lemons were of poor Weather rainy, but this did not seem to have any effect on the market. Prices were as follows: Fancy navels, regular sixes, averaged 2.C1; choice, 2-45; Standard, 2.12; fancy seedlings, fancy lemons, 1.65; choice, 1.35, fornla. S-lb.

hnnfl. rrr 15H: Cnnxt full creum. pr lciijieti; domeutlo Fwl per 19; Imported Swiss, per 27; Edam tancy. per S.M; Martlnn New Yori cream, per 16PWt: Wlecomln. (ull cream, per WAi Macaw, Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables, i POTATOKS Per Early JXnrr, teed, 2a t.75; Nevada Pearls, fancy, l.Wifrl.Si; XeWa'dil Burbanka.

l.Vi'ivlli; C'rennn. l.l(itl... Hinh. land, ealinaa, l.ltj.t5. ONIONH-Oregon.

fancy, l.liiai.K; Nevada, ttnev. VECiETAHI.ES B-t, pir fwL. l.OOffll eabbaea. rarroia. l.t-m.'ii c-een chiles, cm per lb.

dry chile, per (trine lettuce, per sack, (0TS; pariilp, sa l.Oi) per cwt: pea. relishes, got bunchc-. 1211.1; strliiK bearie. Kwi! turnina 9r tmrltc, 45; tomatoes, per case, I 00fiZ 25; Mlery. 30HJ; cauliflower, per du.

watercress, 35) per spiaach, H'JIH per doz. rhubarb, 4'g i per lb. Beans and Lentils. BEANS rink, per 3.i'G3.m: WaslilnKton. S.lhiai.W, rmu) white.

8.75fi4 on-Llmaa. GarbanzM. 8.ria5.)U: field peas, ISO; lentils. 7.Cjiu7M: hare beans. 150.

Sugar. Pt'GAIl Prlcejt are based on sacks of 100 lbs Phis, cost 10c. 'A bbls. 25c, box-s 50c and 5D-lh. Pairs luo per lv) lbs.

more, licet suirar. 5 uiar, 5.47m cubn. r.7.'4: powdered' S.f.7'.'-i com ectl oners' A. 5.47V.: extra C. t91- tablets.

5.i7(i: bcii.a. e.22. Honey and Beeswax prFPWAX-Per r.ffl.W. HONEY Per comb, frames. lifflH: ex.

tracted, 6ff7. Fresh Fruits and Berries. I.rjMONS Per boa, choice tq fancy. 1.Z50 tr: Krrru, tutft.m, OKANCiliS Navels, per box. l.MOJ.M.

4li.P!.- KHLIT fer box. LMvtii. 1.1MKS Pr 100. ii.i. COCOA NUTS Per TT.ftl 00.

BANANAS Per bunch. j.iOSrZ.ii PFMKIMMONS-Per lb 4 CHANUKRItlES Per 11.. 12.00. Gl AVAS Per box. 10M1? APPLES Per box.

1 JilOK. PEAKS Per box. l.Z5'U.7&. OUVitS Per 75C90: blacltj (SO k.v. Dried Fruits, Nuts, Raisins.

DRIED rncns-Appies. evanorau-d. eh.le. to fancy. 71a3: aorlcots.

Mil: peaches, fanov. 7as; tholca. 4T! penrs, jtancy avanoratedV M) to; Diumn. rnneo. prunes, vnoica.

giftg fancv. tw dates, Mir; croo. 7Stji). fi. sacks.

California. blte, per lb. (07: Califor nia nun, ii vu; uuiiiornia. tancr rs, per 1.. C'ft7W, Imported Hmvrna, KA1S1NS ancv Clusters ptr box.

a.00: Lob, don Laeers. per box. l.ufKi 2.00: lousa. per u.i c-vt-uiees auiianaa. NUTS Almond, paper-shell.

11: softshelL naroHneii. ivrfz: tfraziis ii iiiperts. 13114: peanuts, law. eaetern. tVe roasted.

California, choke raw. California, fancy raw. ronsta. walnuts, aofuhell. first arrsde.

hardshell, nrst Ki-aue, itun: ninoneii. iSv Mexico. 2. Flour and Feedstuffs. Ft.Ol'R Per lucal extra roller process i.ii.Wi iiui uii-i i.w, rMa.eiu.

llisour- Pest, 00; lo.vi-r i.w4 90; irahaui now, i.O-.-, KOI.LEI BARLEY 1.30. coitN i.M. LUA.N-'I.IJ. live Stock. HOHP-Per 6.WCP7 00.

CA ITLIC-Per 4.Wij).:.0 for nrlme l.w?rl.oO lor covvs and heifers: vat era, 4.Migi m' BllliliP Per wethers. l.6Vi44 0u; lambs, t.iUOtm. Frovisioas. IARD Pure, per Sliver leaf 12: Comp. lard, tea.

luctene 1. lux. tlercen. U': WblW Label, tlcrcat! HAMS per Rex, Collfornin ia, Wlnchtsier, medium, ip small, Pre. niiuin, in; pkuiucu.

uuld Uand. lb cured. 14. DRY SALT PORK Per clear UVMlMii; abort cieara. UffiUU: cleae 12113.

UK1KU tikep injiaes, llHflCS! PICKLED PORK-Per bbl SnnJerlanil, SI 0 MACON Per Rex breakfast. cheater, medium, 16; llcht. 16Vr: Empire IS; Premium, 20; Diamond 4'j'er. II: Gold Band, 20. Poultry.

POtrLTRY Dealers Day live sreleht for tn in srood condition: 14615 per lb. for poultry; ducks. IGSfU: for turkeys, lttil8: (reees, COLD STORAGE Turkeye, per 10 hens. lliiU per ducks. 16 per lb.

Game. GEESE Per honkers. T.MtsTH (in. I.Iimi.0; white, ltolMi 155X: rabbits, l.onjfl.?S! bares. 1.6Ci?1.75: Ensrlleh acsnlne.

iMU.l.t: common. 1.2;Q1.50. Fresh Meats. BPFF Per VfcAjPer 8410. MVTTOX-Per lb, lamb.

10. PORK-Per 1 Hay and Grain. 1 BARLEY 1.30. i 1 -i VHKAT l.ll.TS. WAY-Uarley.

alfalfa. asH.al: tams oat. ,12.00613. (W: wheat. I.ooeit.v0.

NEW YORK A1ARXET3. SHARES AND MONET. IBT THS AESOCIATEU PRESS P.M.J NEHV YORK. April Today'a business on the Stock Exchange aggregated barely J00.000 shares, which is back to the low level of activity. Tha fact that Friday la also fur the expiration of the Southern Pacific pool confirmed tlu disposition to keep out of the market.

There is an almost liflnlie variety of conjectures as to what the effect of thi event will be upon th market at large. Tha poaaibla event most dreaded 1 the throwtne-over of tha Iamr tha P1. following the expiration of tiaa pool agreement, but there Is a well-dtflnrS that th expert managers of the pool have not waited until this time In market to protect themselves ngalnst the w-sible necessities of forced liquidation. Tha professional operators in stocks an I tli- mission houses chiur ta the ih.i cleartnr-up of this uncertainty may lead to Koocnini acuvity in trad nir. Jne dl.

tlnct raeing of the money market seemed rlv no from th. nn liquidation; -Today there was axatinn of this p-eur sell, and effoiv sspport at some points where the selling was me niHTKei cootinued to hang a su-Tjnded and Inanimate condition Thf. were stocks. It ia true, ta whirh th seemed to be further liquidation but th marfc.t 1 etui era were free from this and Inclined lo advaneje, without, however, in- ucirg any mneral Yrstfrdays easiness In the Lnltcd Stunt Steel v. as exiilainfd by the dcreas in M-t emnines for the Past nuartor rented fter the closing yeterdy.

The new S-per-otnt. bondx dipped to a low-reou-d price on the curb this morning at H3. but comr-ieie recovery followed. The buvlna of the stork, on the liint-e was confidently attributed to the ac-t-unt of lnelde and syndicate ineeett, su-h as have not been In these stocks fo- a lone; tirr.e part. This hd a gjod sympathetic efTec.oo the ponral ma'ket.

The heivy sell.ne of Rook wh rh ta a a-ure irri.y. onilntKd t'iv f-nr the l-ut thrr we. evt.ence unrort In' this aieo. 4.f.pr wis aV in eonnection the 'violent r'JV' c-f 1 Us ftd er ton In the TjondV-n c.iper. There was Ktternit to connect tha aelling yf Amaiaruated Cupper C0UTHWESTERN NATIONAL BANK.

WTM. OFFICERS. WU.IACY I. N. VAN N'UT O.

W. CHILD 4. A. ORAVC N. W.

(TOWEL. PAIO BALAMCtr ANB TERM nrVOSlTt. Holes and Blptbmarks Removed by latest known eclentlB ineibods. No return, as disfiguration. guaraateed or money refunded.

You tax no BOX 1IU) to stop a prairie fire. He is good any where you put him, and at once takes up his own responsibility in such a way as to relieve everybody else of any feeling of restlessness for fear things won't go right. Dr. Bovard's enthusiasm in anything he undertakes is as stalwart as his frame, and his untiring pertinacity knows no flagging. When his name was once mentioned for the place, nothing less would satisfy any member of the board, and Dr.

Bovard has taken the matter under advisement, and will, In all probability, accept. His term as presiding elder of the Los Angeles district will expire in September next, and his term as trustee of the university in September, 190. In case of acceptance, it would first be necessary for him to resign as a trustee. He believes that there are bright things before the expanding university, and his work In the interest of the endowment fund during the past two or three years, could not have been more enthusiastic, had he been Its president. Within this period the Methodist conference has picked off one efficient presiding elder, in the person of Dr.

T. C. Miller, and placed him as field secretary of the university, and when Dr. Bovard takes up the work as literary head of the institution, they will make a strong team, and the talked-of expansion no doubt speedily take shape. Bovard is a graduate of the institution, and Av.s a member of its faculty before taking up actiA-e work as a preacher; -he is also younger brother of M.

M. Bovard, the first who died while filling that position, Tirqc Card of the Los Angeles and Re- dondo Railway. Cars leave Second and Spring street 45. 10:16, 11:00, 11:45 a.m.; 2.00. 4 13.

5.00, I.tS, 8:00, 8:80 and 12 :) p.m. Leave ReJondo: :4, 8:10, 8 oi, 8:40, 10:25, 11:10. 11:65. a.m.; 12:40. 2:10, 1:55.

3.10. 4:25, 5 10. 6:40. 8:10. 10.45 p.m.

The Tyfold Collar 'A patented invisible tie-hold opening keeps the tie in place; it cannot slip up or down or from side to side; you don't see the opening when tie is adjusted. Different heights to fit all necks. Cluett Brand, 25c earn Arrow Brund, 15c Ufaighl Cluett, CUTLERY EVERY HAE CELEBRATED VVOnOS form the well-known trade-mirk I. of the genuine mJ BR. WILLIAMS' PIRK PILLS rOft PALE PEOPLE.

Look for the full name on erery box you buy. Or. YUll.ni Medietas Cmpssy, arheeeetwlT, If. T. People have no Idea how much injury the wrong kind of underwear may do them.

It may keep you warm, but how about rendering the skin alLttnder, sensitive, bloodless and covared with unabsorbed perspiration? The Dr. Deimel Underwear keeps the skin nice, sweet, clean and dry and insures an active skin and vigorous body. Alt Deimel garments bear the Dr. Deimel name on a woven trade mark label. For sale at best houses everywhere.

MHRRIMAM 11U11U UUUU VU. W. A. INNES 8 S. Erojdsaj.

231 Tbiri A WONDERFUI. MED1CINB. BEECHAAV5 PILLS. For ana Ke- ous Itaerdrs. old verjr where la sswea, 16 a4 M.

1 1 ii John S. Crmvena, Pres. Oeorre J. Denis. First V-Pres.

Harry Gray. Bseotuf A. R. Jones. As.lntant Cnehter.

"--vnts t. rraiurMH 1 i dii mini, ui ri. 4, vvaxera. j. rtose Clanc Klles Pease, F.

W. Burnett. A. P. West.

Robert Hale. R. W. Osmun. H.

Jevse. R. H. Sap born. I chncelC(ty rejsrencea 10s.

but continued quiet at 5 70 locally. Warrant remain nominal In the local Iron market. Chicago LIve-Stock Markets, CHICAGO, April 4ff'0; market strong to higher; 6.0Oi?Ki.7O; good 10 prime steers. 4.00M.i; poor to ZM'rt i. 75; stockera and feeders, 1.SM4.25; cows.

2.50 4.75; heifers. LMj2.iW; canners. buHs. S.00K8.2": calves. "gs-K- eeipta, today, tomorrow, left over, market strong to 5c higher; 7.207.4); mixed and butehera.

7.4?7 CO; good to choloj 7.15197.40; rough heavy, light. 7.20?7.49. Kheefi Roeipt 21.0M: sheep and lambs steady to lower: 5. 77.23; eood choice wethers. 4 ij.6i); fair to cnotce mixed, iv: westeni sheep.

native S.607.8. California Dried Fruits. KEAV YORK. April 6 The market for evap orated apples continue dull. Ommon, ti prime, 4'1U(u; choice, oKftWi; fancj', 7.

fipot prunes are quiet at from 3ii7. Apri cots are steady to firm; enoice. Tns; fancy, S'iPlii. Peaches easy nnd dull at T'-iiiS fur vholce, an4 for fancy, New York Coffee Market. NEW YORK.

April 8 Coffee future clos-d points lower to 5 points higher. May, 3.M: June, l.l.'i; July, 4.i5(ill."i: K-plembir, 4.3 ip 4.45; October. 4.4'n!ji4.Etl; November, 4.5034.J; December, iJiKi-HO; Januajy, So; March. 4.W. New York Dairy Market.

NEAV April I. Butter Receipts. 7M1 packages; firm; State dairy, creamery extra, 25; June creamery, Eggs Receipts, 27,500 parkages; firm: State and Penn sylvania, liQli'i; western li. New York General Market. NEAV YORK, April 8.

AVheatFpot op. tlons closed i.e to 1c hlxher. May cloved 7iA; July closed tf: closed 74'. j. Hops quiet.

AVoul firm. illdis quiet. Cuffec Spot quiet. New York Sugar Market. NEAV April S.fiuR:ar Raw.

stendv: fair refining. 1-lti; centr.fufral, test. ugar. 2 1J-16: refined, 'dull c.usned. i.30; powdered, 4.80; granulattd, in.

New York Cotton Market. NEW YORK. April S. Cotton futures closed quiet. May, 10.30; June and July.

August. 8.42; September, 8.77; Octobor, 17; Xovu.nber, December. 8.13. Portland VvTieat Market. PORTLAND fOr.l April 8.

AAheilt. AValla 75; valley, 7j.i7. Walla. TO; blue stem, Tacoma Wheat Market. TACOMA (AVash.V April S.

-Wheat un- changed; blue stem, 78; club, Liverpool Grain. LIVERPOOL. April 8. -Close- AVheat May, (s ld; July, ld bid. "Oil Transactions.

OIL CITY (Pa.) Aorll -Credit 1.50; certificates, no bid. 5AN FkANClSwU MARKET5. CLOSIXG QUOTATIONS. BAN FRANCISCO. Anrli 8.

Flonnvt prices lur laoiiiy s.wni.bi,; tiakem ex- lias, uregou ana Avaaliinaiun. a.Tuii Wheat Shipping. 1.3vB1.3blK: bretelne. 1 45a Harley Feed. LlS-liffiLWAi: brewln.

1 171 1.20. tiy neat, ii.uo;i4.ii; wheat and oat. 11.04 wild, parley, 10.Out a.w; auaua, iv.imui.v.; civver, i0.00bio.tu, straw. 4M.V. Oats itea, j.wtfi.au; wnite.

i.juwi.s?1,; black. 1.15.1.20. Miustune aiiaaiings, Ki.wwti.w, mixed fjed. llr.vuii.: loutd lteans-I'lnk, 2.40412.70; Lima, 4.15(54.25: small white. S.10v3.35; large white, 2.0uiid.u.

urcu.i turuanKj. uv.aj; river Burbanks. n55T.t Salinas Burlianks. river its, Merced sweets, 0.6j4fl.6S; Early Koee, 7uWu: new, 4. vnou6 ureen peas, 4: string neans, losris tomatoes, 2 summer squash.

2.0O4I2.5U garlio, tnuelirounis, rhubarb, jUtjee; asparagut, 4y8. jr rult Kani apples, l.w: common applea 10. Citrus fruit Oranges, naveie, seed. lings, Alex. can limes.

4.buuu.U0; Cali fornia If'hionB. eoinnuin. fancv. 2. .10.

Tropical fruit Bananas, ouuxw: neap- pies, Z.Mrj.4.W. Butter Fancy creamery, it: seconds. fancy dairy. 22: seconds, 21. CTieesj California cream cneoaar, iwgiPA; eastern, uranVi; ioung America.

I3st3. Eggs Ranch, 17 store, ljftlft, Puultry Old roosters, young roost- era 7.OO1S8.OI1: small broiers. 3.504f4.50: larad broilers, 4.jO(,J5.50; frvers, 6.WP7.00; hens, S.IHi'o) 7 Wi; ducks, old, t.M06.O: ducks, young, 8.00; geese, t.00ff2.50; goslings. S.OJtr 2.5 pig eons, old, l.oo! 7a; pigeons, young, z.M'u., Receipts. PAN FRANCISCO.

April Reeeipts-Flour, quarter sacks, 8124; vwheot, centals. 1C20; bar- qentals. IK: oats, centals. 4.o; beans. sscks, 39: corn, centals.

so; potatoes, sacks, 2.20: onions, sacks, 20; bran, sacks, M'S; mid dlings, sacks. 4io: hay. tons. 43; straw, tons. 20; hop, hales, 255; hides, number, 439; Wine, gallons, S3, MO.

Callboard Sales. SAN FRANCISCO. April 8. Wheat, stranger: May, 1.3S; December, 1.23'i. Barley, stronger: May; 1.

OS Vat December, Corn, large yel low, 1.35&1.S7V4. Bran, 18 5ti20.00. Drafts and Silver. SAN FRANCISCO. April bar.

44: Mexican dollars, 33; drafts, ight, 12' draft. telegraph, li. Good Friday Holiday. SAN FBANCLSCO. Anrll 8.

The fBcV anil Produce exchanges will be closed Good Friday. B0VABD FOR PRESIDENT. Popular and Efficient Presiding Elder to be Placed at the Head of the University of Southern California. At a meeting of the board of trus tees of the University of Southern California, held yesterday, Rev. Dr.

George F. Bovard was unanimously asked to accept the presidency of that Institution. Since the retirement of Rev. Dr. George W.

White from the presidency of the University, of Southern Califor nia, some years ag-o. the school has jrone without its constitutional head. This was done entirely on the score of economy, and meantime Dr. Bovard, as president of the board of trustees. has been the oinciai neaa or tne uni versity, and to Dean Kandoll has been delegated the duties of the literary president of the Institution.

The board or trustees is maas of the following twenty-one pe-sons. G. F. Bovard, A. J.

romeroy, j. T. pitner, W. A. Jvnignten, d.

W. Edwards, J. B. ureen, cjeorge J. Coch ran, C.

SI. Jacques, eecKeu, A. J. Wallace. John Stafford, B.

C. Cory, Bailey, U- F. Hartunee, S. A. Thompson.

C. M. farKir, u. P.obln- son Gail a. jonnson.

i. t. jutiier, TV. M. Sterling, E.

A. Healy. The board nas reu ror a ionff time that the Institution was nandicariped Rovard i like putting- a match to the tinder, end you might as well attempt BONDS AND Tel. Maio 987 Ko. 818 a Braadwa.

Adams-Pniliips Company Offer for Sale First Mortgage Notes and Bond Carefully Selected Inierest-pajliit Securities ter Investors. Sarlnn Baalu aaS Tasl Bvtxl DIRECTORS: 1 INVESTMENTS. XatabUike I XTtgtMt, ROSS CLARK, EDWIN T. EAKU O. T.JOHNSON.

THOS.W. PHILLII PHILLIPS. W. SMITH. ANDREW TURNER, Go-sraroeat, RaflrMUl absolutely the only private leased- win Wtha I orders on the New York and Boetoa Staak 208 South aroadway.

Log Aageles. CaL 1 JAMES H. ADAMS, W. F. BOTSFORD, HUNTINGTON, 3.

W. HELLMAN, W. H. FERRy, H. SHERMAN.

C. PIONEER INVESTMENT TRUST CO. Wtm J. Haney MeCarthy. President: John H.

Foley. Vice-President; Alfred W. ATlen. Attenenl Fred A. Rosenteld, Secretary.

Organise and nuance all legitimate enterprise Bo and e-3 niordraires. bonds, stocks: transact a general brokerage and banking business. i GRANT CUR. FOURTH AND BROADWAY. IX) 3 A NO RUGS.

O-UU. E. CRARY. (Member Chicago Board of Trade,) BONDS, STOCKS. QRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

c. Listed Securities bought and told, have Coast, and are the only house who execute all Iichangee ead tbe Chicago Board of Trade. Bonds and Stock 0 ichool boods. bank ano mining l-os. L.

BLANKF.NHORN. Ml nib I A H. CONGER, SUITE 321 WILCOX BUG. Mi -TXetea! Bank Swlii. and NcgoUator o( Re Eauta Mortgages.

Money to Loaaa4 FtaM-' BUILDING AND 5 PER CFNT. PAID ON SUMS OF $100.00 AND UPWARDS. PAID CAPITAl ll.tM.Mt. O. Cochran.

J. O. Moseln. A. E.

Pomeroy. Vice-President; W. D. Woolwine: C. J.

Wade. HecreUrr; D. H. Culh-bert, Bupt. Agencies.

Send for booklet and statement. STATE MUTUAt, BUlt-OINa AJ'D LOAN ASS'N, 141 South Broadway. Los Angeles. CaL EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY. Ll tlrr 6 PER CENT.

PAID ON DEPOSITS 101 North Broadway, Money to loan oil omce STOCK AND C. R. MILLER, Broker Financial Agent OIL STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD. 46y a BROADWAY, ROOM 9. and other stocks, InJludlng the beat ot aba na I Money to loan.

Referenoee all the banka, LOAN ASSOCIATIONS. with BANK OF COMltERCI. enrn.r First I Broadway. Beat Estate lxana payable -ay me. THK PROTT.CTTVB 8ATTV09 Mutual Building and Loan Aseoclatlon.

Real Estate. GRAIN BROKERS, paid Jit to per cent. pr month. Ke commie. Joseph P.

O. VS. Loa Aneeles, Cat Strictly Commission business in Jfew Tork quotations. Offices rr-mo-od to S21i Nun write lor inrormatloa. i GRAIN AND STOCK CO.

THTCAGO CRA1NV COR. THIRD AND SHKINO STS. Jersey irnda. Bide. Tel.

J.ui,. 4.H. Broadway Drapcay and Furnitupc. Go. Kew Store.

New Oaoda. 44T.BrcaJw7( Only kind sold dlrldend-paytng. slop charged ta clients. Dividends 'Phone Joseph L. Ball Company, Stock nnI Chicago praln; c6ntinuou Weet iourth Street, opposite Aagelua Hotel.

Telephone Main Ml SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NEW TORK STOCKS F-oom 111. stlmeon Block. Tel. LIFE INSURANCE. THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANXE Frederick Frellnehavs-n.

President Assets. lt; surr'u. in.rit.M e. tn IncomplPleness in official corps, and th enrlo-rment fund is now jn condition to warrant a more eral pelicy. wns decided to recreate n- the office of preMdent To suggest WALTER FISHER.

MaBsirer. 412-iil II the mnil dursb andj tJ aing wheel! earth W. K. COWAX W. (la Sl..