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SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN, SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1934 PAGE SEVENTEEN Featureless Market OCRS in our Rally WW After Last St CALIFORNIA CITRUS FRUIT MARKETS LJ.STOCKSIN IEfl HANG COAST STOCKS IE IN DEMAND Paul Neyron, LAV, Sunkist, a Verne Victoria, RIV, Sunkist, Casa P.lanca Glendora Alps, GF, Sunkist, Glendora Glendora Home, GF, Sunkist, Glendora 2.75 2.70 2.80 2.80 2.6.) (By Associated Press) LOS ANGELES, April 20. Carlot shipments of California citrus, compiled from railroad passing reports for th eCalifornia Fruit Growers exchange, were announced as follows: (By Associated Press) LOS ANGELES, April 20. California oranges and lemons were higher today at eastern and widdle western auction centers. Sales totaled 60 cars of oranges, 18 cars of lemons and 1 car of grapefruit. The price range per box; Pinnacle, OK, Sunkist, Upland COMMODITIES FIRMER WITH DOLLAR DOWN Golden Cross, OK, Sunkist, Upland 2.5") SOUTHERN CALIFOKNIA Oranges Lemons 72 ORANGES Graded above LEMONS Graded above Choire Choire April 19 215 Season to date 18,911 Last season to date 17,8.06 CENTRAL CALIFORNIA April 19 11 Season to date 4,470 Last season to date 6,628 4,713 4,103 0 290 229 2.50 2.25'.

2.50 2.45',, 3.05 2.50 fi 3.20 2.20 'u 2.70 2.55 New York Boston Chicago Philadelphia Choice Choice 2.70'i 4.90 3.7014.15 4.45 4.20 3.50 4.50 3.90 4.5.V 4.65 3.55 3.80 2.00W 3.45 4.45 4.90 3.20T3.80 4.55 4.10 3.951 4.00 3.75 3.85 Pittsburgh 2.70ii2.80 Cleveland 2.65'. 3.15 2.80 Mahala, K1V, Sunkist, Highgrove 3.00 Cerrito, RIV, Sunkist, Highgrove 2.70 i Blue Rird, RIV, Choice, Highgrove 2.51) I Blue Mountain, RIV, Choice, Highgrove 2.35 Sunny Mountain, RIV, Sunkist, Highgrove 3.30 Blue Globe, RIV, Sunkist, Riverside 2.75 Orchard, RIV, TI, Sunkist, Riverside 2.75 1 Standard, RIV, TI, Choice, Riverside 2 45 i LEMONS Diplomat, CDC, Fancy, Corona 4.20 Envoy, CDC, Choice, Corona 3.85 Trail, DM, Sunkist, Lamnnda Park 4.65 Canyon, DM, Red Ball, Lamanda Park 3.90 i Excellent, VCE, Sunkist, Santa Paula 4.90 Superba, VCE, Sunkist, Santa Paula 2.70 i Progressive, Sunkist, Corona 4.25 Corona P.eauty, Red Ball, Corona 370 Progressive, Sunkist, Corona 4.25 Corona Beauty, Red Ball, Corona 3.90 i Veritop, ST, Sunkist, Hillgrove 4.60 St. Louis 2.70'. 2.90 2.60-iy 2.65 Baltimore 2.80 Cincinnati 2.85 Detroit 2.6513.05 2.3512.80 New Orleans Turnover Expands to Largest Since Feb. 26 as Result Of Late Revival LOS ANGELES, April 20.

Carlot shipments of citrus fruits for the United States compiled by the Government with complete reports from railroads as follows Oranges April 19: Central California, Southern California, 158; Florida, 68 freight, 129 boat. Total U. 230 freight, 129 boat. Lemons April 19: Southern California, 56; total U. 56.

Grapefruit April 19: Arizona, Southern California, Florida 43 freight, 42 boat. Total U. 57 freight, 42 boat. (Bv Associated Press) SAN FRANCISCO, April for western stocks revived today as eastern markets firmed. Prices picked up briskly in the afternoon, following early irregularity.

The close was strong. United Aircraft was lifted 2 on the stock exchange here to finish at 25, a little higher than the New York close. Its upturn followed news of United Air Lines' low bids on airmail contracts. The stock exchange recorded 27 gains, with 13 down and 13 unchanged. Transamcrica had its most active day for some weeks, gaining and finishing at its top, 7, with 13,800 shares traded.

Crocker bank lost 5, Bank of California 2, California Life 2'4, California Oregon 6s 2 and Calaveras Cement 1. The curb listed 12 gains, 10 losses and 4 even. Sales iHigh! Low Last Prices by size per hov of Sunkist brand navel oranges were report ed to the California Fruit Growers Exchange as follows: NEW YORK 80s 100s 126s 150s 176s 200s 216s 252s 288s 324s 392s Trail, Lamanda Park 2.40 2.35 2.45 2.75 2.85 3.10 2.95 2.95 3.00 3.00 BOSTON Victoria, Casa Blanca 2.60 2.55 2.80 3.05 3.05 3.20 3.25 3.15 3.10 2.75 PHILADELPHIA Volunteer, juicy st, nea Ban, Hillgrove 4.15 (Rv Associated Press) L03 ANGELES, April 20. Quotations generally advanced as trading activity increased on the Los Angeles stock exchange today, the closing list showing 17 advances, two declines and three stocks unchanged. Transamerica was the most active issue, advancing -Tit to 78 on a turnover of 3,200 shares.

Union Oil on 1,500 shares moved up 14 to 17, while Standard of California on a smaller volum added a similar fraction at 37. Republic Petroleum on 2,000 shares dropped to a new low at 414 and closed off at 414. Los Angeles Investment on a turnover of 1,400 shares advanced 1. to a new high at 314. Taylor Milling also made a new high at 12 '4, up 14.

On the curb United Aircraft was up 114 at 25. Wellington Oil moved up 10 cents to another new high at $1.05. Buckeye Union Oil preferred was up 14 cent to a new high at 25 cents. Exchange sales totaled 15,669 shares, valued at previous day, 9,885 shares, valued at $152,126. Curb sales totaled 23,021 shares, valued at previous day, shares, valued at $30,281.

Trail, DM, Sunkist, Lamanda Park 4.60 Canyon, DM, Red Ball, Lamanda Park 3.95 LOS ANGELES, April 20. California oranges were steady and lemons were doing better today at eastern and middle western auction centers. Carlot sales averages per box of California citrus were reported to the California Fruit Growers exchange on its own brands, and to the Associated Press on all others, as follows: PHILADELPHIA Navels unchanged; lemons doing better. Sales; 1 car oranges, 1 lemons. NAVELS Brand Grade District Average Volunteer, SA, Sunkist, North Pomona 2.55 LEMONS Southland Beauties, Q.

Sunkist, Corona 4.50 Justrite, Red Ball, Corona 3.90 CINCINNATI Navels doing better, lemons higher. Sales' 1 car lemons, 2 Florida sales: 1 car oranges, 2 grapefruit. NAVELS Brand Grade District Average 2.15 2.25 2.40 2.60 2.80 2.85 2.85 2.95 3.05 2.25 2.30 2.45 2.65 2.90 3.10 3.15 3.25 3.45 3.45 2.40 2.60 2.85 2.90 3.05 3.15 3.20 3.20 3.30 2.20 2.60 2.85 3.10 3.10 3.15 3.15 3.25 3.20 2 15 2.05 2.35 2.65 2.85 3.15 3.35 3.35 3.25 3.25 2.25 2.35 2.70 2.85 3.05 3.25 3.40 3.35 3.05 2.40 2.30 2.50 2.75 2.80 3.00 3.05 3.05 3.20 3.40 2.45 2.65 2.95 3.05 3.00 North Pomona CHICAGO Highway, Narod DETROIT Optima, Alta Lorn a CLEVELAND Highway, Narod PITTSBURGH Parrot, Pomona ST. LOUIS Truth, Arlington CINCINNATI Parrot, Pomona BALTIMORE Red Riding Hood, Charter Oak CLEVELAND Navels higher, lemons lower. Sales: 8 cars oranges, 3 lemons.

Florida sale3 :1 car oranges, I grapefruit. $2.60. NAVELS Brand Grade District Highway, SA, Sunkist, Narod Heart of Gold, RIV, Sunkist, Highgrove 2.90 Echo, ST, Sunkist, Pasadena 3-l Arroyo, ST, Red Ball, Pasadena 2.80 Echo Seeds, ST, Pasadena 2.90 Arroyo Seeds, ST, Pasadena Parrot, SA, Sunkist, Pomona 2.95 Red COV, Sunkist, Covina 3.00 Cock Robin, RH, Sunkist, Redlands 2.6; T.a Verne beauties. LAV. Sunkist.

La Verne 3.15 By JOHN L. COOLEY (Associated Press Financial Writer) NEW YORK, April 20. Stocks rallied in the last hour today after a featureless market during the earlier trading. Volume expanded to 1,911,320 shares, the best since Feb. 26, thanks largely to the late revival of buying interest.

With dollars declining and commodities firmer, stock traders doubtless thought their market was entitled to become more aggressive on the upside, especially since it had been able to hold its own throughout the precipitate plunge of the Chicago cereals. Improvement was well diversified, although the market closed under the top and there was a handful of soft spots. The average net advance was just short of a point. EUROPEAN RUMORS The dollar saw French francs move above the new parity for the first time since devaluation, accompanied by stronger rates for other gold currencies. To some the move had distinct speculative connotations, reflecting a recurrence of European rumors that inflationary forces were again picking up ground in this country.

The stock rally started among the aircrafts as Postmaster-General Farley opened bids on the new mail contracts. Rails took the upgrade without much difficulty. Santa Fe and Parrot. SA, Sunkist, Pomona 2.8.) Athlete, SA, Sunkist, Clarcmont 2.85 I LEMONS 1 Glendora, GF, Sunkist, Glendora 4.90 I Goodwill, GF, Red Ball, Glendora 3.80 Dixie GF, Red Ball, Glendora 3.20 JHighl Low Last Sales" 200 Alaska Juneau 20 I 20 2074 574 5-14 124 1274 611 674 Los Angeles Produce 100 1100 2.95 2.00 3.80 Paul Neyron, LAV, Sunkist, La Verne LEMONS Hi Ball, Los Angeles Coronet. SDK.

Sunkist, Chuia Vista 24I 274 5- 127 6 100 2 14 9414 3 '4 874 8514 87 2474 814 4 Peerless, SDF, Red Ball, Chula Vista 3.45 9414 8'4 874 35 87-74 2474 814 34 V4 94 14 3 874 35 87-74 2474 8 '4 4Vt 34 100! Byron Oil 7001Emsco Der Co 50 Goodyr pf 900 Lockheed Aircr. 108 A El pf. 1400, A Invest Co v. 100Pac Finance 200 Pac Lighting 56 Pac Light 6s pf. 500 Pac Mut Life Ins 100 Pac West Oil 1900 Repub Pete Bk LA Vacuum.

600 So Cal Edison lOOj do, 7s pf 300 do, 6s pf 200 do, 514s pf 500 Stand Oil of Cal. 200 1 Taylor Mill Corp 3200iTransam 1500, Union Oil Cal LOS ANGELES, April 20. Trading was somewhat slower with few price changes. APPLES moved slowly, loose Wat-sonville Newtowns jobbing at 2.75 with best UreenfielU N'ewtuwns high as $4.00 per Greenfield Wnite Winter Pearmains $3.75 and Yu-caipa Pearmains Oak Glen Arkansas Blacks $3.00 per cwt. best Delicious with a few high as S5.50 and Doorer 4.00; Homes 34 Oranges and lemons lower.

Sales: 1 car oranges, 1 lemons. NAVELS Brand Grade District Average Red Riding Hood, SD, Sunkist, Charter Oak 2.80 LEMONS Yorba, NO, Sunkist, Yorba Linda 4.45 PITTSBURGH Novals 100s and larger lower, 150s unchanged, 176s-200s higher, 216s and smaller higher; lemons unchanged. Sales: 2 cars navels, 1 lemons. NAVELS Brand Grade District Average Volunteer, SA, Sunkist, North Pomona 2.70 Parrot, SA, Sunkist, Pomona 2.80 LEMONS Triple WD. Sunkist, Leffingwell 4.65 Lefco, WD.

Sunkist, Leffingwell 4.55 Vim, WD, Red Ball, Leffingwell 3.55 20 20ij 201 lnO-Ang Cal Bk 10'4! 10U 10'i 600 Atlas Imp A. I 6 Is 61a 61a 50 Bank Cal As. .143 141 141 300 Byron 54 5 400 Calaveras 111 250 Calif Cotton 10 1214 Oreg pf 40 40 40 1300 Cal Paok 30Vi 29 14 29'4 30 Cal St Life 11 ll'i 11' 100, do, voting pool ll'a ll'i 1114 Trac 324 32 324 100 Cons Ch Ind I 25V 25-74 231 1231 800 Crown Zel vtc 6 6 125 do. pf A 53 52'4l 53 200 Food Mach Corp 164 165iii 164 100 Gen Paint A 8'A! 814 400 Golden 6V4 6 614 35 Haiku Pine pf 5 5 5 lOOIHonolulu 131.4 13'4 13V4 30 Honolulu Pl't 50 50 100 Hunt Bros Pac. .888 lOO Jantzen Knitt ..7 7 7 65 A El 948 9414 94 200 Lyon Magnus B.

27s 2 2- 155 Natomas Compy. 98 97 97V4 165 Nor Am Invest. 614 6'4 6'4 100'Nor Am Oil Co. 8H 8'4 8' 30 Occidental In 19 '4 19 19 Gas Elec. 20-i 19 20 300, do, 514 pc 1 pf 2114 21 21 'i 7001 do.

6 pc 1 pf. 2314 2274 2314 100 Pac Light 35'4 3514 35'4 105 Pac Lig $6 pf 8814 88 88 '4 100 Pacific Ser 14 1 1 500 do, pf 5 4T's 514 30 Pac Tel 83 82 83 10: do. pf 11114 llliVUlH 500 Paraffine Cos 36 3514 36 5 Ry Ry pf. 9 9 9 100 Rainer Pulp A. .27 27 27 200 South Pacific 29 28'4 29 201 1 i do, Gol A 7 6 7 100! do.

514 514 5'4 30iSpring Valley 514 514 5'4 400 Tide Wat Assd. 14 14 14 15 i do, pf 82 82 82 Corp.i. 7 7 7 800 Union Oil Cal 17 1714 1714 30 Union Sug pf 19 19 19 100! do, com 6 64 fi-74 llOdlUnit Aircraft 2514T 2414 2514 200jWest Pipe Stl 11 11 11 17141 17HI 17 CHICAGO Navels 126s easier in spots, balance unchanged; lemons unchanged. Sales: 12 ens oranges. 1 lemons.

Florida sales: 6 cars oranges, 3 grapefruit, $2.90. NAVELS Brand Grade District Average La Verne Beauties, LAV, Sunkist, La Verne 3.15 Paul Neyron, LAV, Sunkist, La Verne 3.00 Highway, SA, Sunkist, Narod 2.75 Red COV, Sunkist, Covina Pniicrar rnv Red Rail. Covina 2.20 19-4 19'4I 1974 23741 23 2374 2014I 2014 2014 18141 18141 18 37 36741 37 12141 12141 12 7741 7 I 774 ,60 Ambassador, Fancy, Corona 2 rranl PVnirp Hnrnna 2 17741 17741 1774 TJialtn Sunkist. Rialto 2.50 L. A.

CURB SALES Salenj High Low Last Rialto RH, TI, Sunkist, Rialto 2.55 Bear, OK, Sunkist, Ontario 2.60 29 Amer Tel T.l good San Luis Obispo, Santa Maria and Lompoc dry pack 4s jobbing at $1,254) 1.50 a crt. with special marks of exceptional quality high as a dozens 85c (Jj $1.00. LOQUATS held steady, good San Diego Co. Reds selling at 6'u7c a lb. with smaller fruit 312i 4c; good Yellows with some extra large Ity 8c and smaller a lb.

ORANGES showed a slightly firmer tendency in the smaller sizes. Street prices box: Loral Navels, Fancy 100s $1.65 126s $1.75. 150s $1.85, 176s $2.10 and 200s Choice, unwrapped 80s 100s $1,1041.15, 12fis $1. 15401.25, 150s $1,254 1.35, 1768 to 200s $.354 $1.50, 216s $1,504 1.60, 1.65 and 2S8s $1,604 1.70; loose Standards, very large 704V 80c, large 85c4j) $1.00, medium $1,0041.15 and small $1. 154 1.25 a box.

NAPA Local, 404? 50c. GARLIC steady at 5'4i6c a lb. for new crop Imperial Purple with a little old Hollister 5ij6c. TEAS held steady, good San Luis Obispo, Oceano and Casmalia stock bringing 3Va4c a lb. with some poorer San Luis Obispo stock sold at 3c; Pole peas 6-7c and a few best for Oceano and Pismo stock; Arroyo Grande peas 345 with poorer 2W21ac, and Hayward peas i'i 3is lb.

PEPPERS were steady at 124fl4c a lb. for good Florida California Wonders with fair quality Mexican California Wonders 104llc. poorer and 123 123 1123 9 9 17U. 1-7Si 850'Avfa Corp Del 2.95 2.50 9 1774 (OIKUOd Mfg Co Union Pacific provided leadership with gains of more than a point each. Last week's car loadings figures represented an advance of larger than seasonal proportions, with miscellaneous freight contributing about half the improvement.

Rails 1250 NEW ORLEANS Lemons slightly lower. Sales: 2 cars lemons. LEMONS Brand Grade District Average Sespe, VCE, Sunkist, Fillmore 4.00 Alamo, VCE, Red Ball, Fillmore 3.75 Wayno, VCE, Sunkist. Fillmore 3.95 Sclva, VCE. Choice, Fillmore 3.75 Southland Beauties, CJ, Sunkist, Corona 4.00 Justrite, Red Ball, Corona 3.85 DETROIT Navels steady good stork, 252s and smaller easier, balance steady; lemons about steady.

Sales: 6 cars navels; 1 mixed; 1 lemons. Florida sales: 1 car oranges, $3.35. 19 25 11 25 24 32 2 Bear Ruby Bloods, OK, Ontario Cock Robin, RH, Sunkist, Redlands Blue Globe, RIV, Sunkist, Riverside Blue Globe Seedlings, RIV, Riverside Pet. SD, Sunkist, San Dimas How Good, DM, Sunkist, Duarte Belle of Pirn, VCE. Sunkist, Pirn Mansion of Piru, VCE, Sunkist, Piru Weaver of Piru, VCE, Red Ball, Piru VALENCIAS Arizona Desert Sweet, ARZ, Sunkist, Phoenix LEMONS Anita, ST, Sunkist, San Fernando Mission Rita, ST, Red Ball, San Fernando Mission 2.60 2.90 2.80 2.90 3.20 2.90 2.70 2.80 4.20 3.50 STOCK I High Low Close 205 5174 350 viii nannim Co 250 250 Avia 19 19 50 Borg Warner 25 25 500 Buckeye Un Oil.

11 11 70001 do. pf 25 24 Co 2474 24 300Caterpll Trac 32 32 40 Cltles Serv Co 2 2 593 Neon Lights Steel 205 205 Zel pf. 6174 147Elee Prod Wash 350 370 2800Exeter Oil 32 18 10'Gen Aviation Cp 6 8 100 Gen Electric 23 23 287 Gen Motors 39 38 lOOiGoodrlch 1771 17 400Kinner 70 70 500, Lincoln Pete Crp 102 102 lOOiKroger Grocery. 3274 32 125 Montg Ward 31 31 200 Occidental Pete. 31 31 25 Radio Crp of Am 8 84 4'Secur Co Units.

1 1774 lOOiStand Brands ..22 22 Aircr Tr 25 24 5Unlted States Stl 51 51 21 23 39 17 70 Atchison I 7211 69 71 Baltimore Ohio 30 29 3014 Chesapeake Ohio! 47! 4714! 47 Erie 23! 22! 23 Great Northern pf 30! 29 30 Illinois Central 3311 32 33 Missouri Pacific 5 474 5 rork Central 3611 35! 35 rn Pacific 36 '4! 34 36 lvania 3614! 35141 36 Pacific 29 2814! 28 'acific Industrials A vera ge 2.80 2.95 2.35 3.00 2.80 2.95 GUI VALUES RECEIVE CHEER Brand Grade District Stag, ACG, Sunkist, Azusa Ave Crafton Special, RH, Sunkist. Mentone Fuchsia, LAV, Red Ball, La Verne Optima, OK, Sunkist, Alta Loma Green Hussar, OK, Choice, Alta Loma Rialtn Sunkist Rialto 102 53.754i.-4.00 and Winesaps 4.M per Extra Fancy Winesaps, 100s to 150s, at and Fancy Romcs 100s to 125s, with 80s and larger Delicious, Extra Fancy, 100s to 138s, $2.452.65, and Extra Fancy Spitzenbergs, 125s to 150s at $2.10 a box. BANANAS, rwt. $3.75. cut $4.

ARTICHOKES were in moderate supply and mostly of fair to poor quality; a few good Castroville 60s at 1.50. 72s and 84s 75 4850 a box; some fair quality Arroyo Grande 54s at 60s 50fi7nc with a few best 90c. and 72s 25fr50c a box; some ordinary San Luis Obispo 48s and 60s at 65 75c a box. CHERIMOYAS from San Diego Co. selling at 20ir22c a lb.

ASPARAGUS was in moderate demand and steady, Delta stock bringing 3V''4c with a few best iinor. and holdovers a Firebaugh large mostly 6c with Jumbos medium and smaller 44144c; San Diego large 5Mi'6fi with a few best 7c. medium and small 31-4i4c: Mendota 3'iffl4c; Porterville. large SUft ec with a few 7c and smaller 4ii4Vc; Loral Extra Fancy 7'-j8c with Fancv Common 4ijft5c. Fancy small V'aic.

and Common small and Tins V.ie a lb. AVOCADOS were in moderate supply and firmly held at mostly 16c a lb. for loose Orange and San Diego Co. Fu-ertes with Seedless Fuertes 134714c, and Solanos and Blakemans 1l4il2c. and Spinks, Challenge and Buttons mostlv 9c a lb.

CHICORY Local, per 40 50c, few best 60c. BEANS showed a slightly firmer tendency, San Pedro, Laguna Beach and San Diego Co. Kentucky Wonders jobbing at 3'3'jC with a few 3'-c a some Coaohella Valley Kentucky Wonders 2Vi3c with Pole beans 4c and Blue Lakes 2Vi4J3c; San Pedro Valentines 2H2-lc and a few San Diego Co. Kentucky Wax 4r; a few Summerland Kentucky Wonders 3 'so. and Blue Lakes 3c; Hay ward Fa has a lb.

BLACKBERRIES were in lighter supply and steady at per 30-bask. crt. for Local stock. BUNCHED VEGETABLES held about steady at the following prices per Beets (3-doz.) with a few 35c and poorer lower; Carrots (3-doz.) 20 with a few 304j35i-; Dikon (2-doz.) 3fCa'40c; Green Onions (2-doz.) few Kohl Rabi (2-doz.) 40o50c; Mustard (4-doz.) 40r 50c, few 60c: Parsley (8-doz.) 60ffi80c; few Radishes, small Red. (6-(loz.) 8O4( 90c (8-doz.) 8Hi Spin 32 31 31 8Vt 17 22 25 51 NEW YORK Navels active and slightly higher in spots; bloods slightly higher; lemons 300s-442s steady, balance easier to lower.

Sales: 16 cars oranges, 6 lemons. Florida sales: 45 cars oranges, 14 grapefruit, $2.55. NAVELS Brand Grade District Average Victoria, RIV, Sunkist, Casa Blanca 2.70 Homer Ruby Bloods, Halves, Corona 1.60 Camel Ruby Bloods, Halves, Corona 1.30 Trail, DM, Sunkist, Lamanda Park 2.75 Airship, VCE, Sunkist, Fillmore 2.60 Glider, VCE, Red Ball, Fillmore 2.40 Red COV, Sunkist, Covina 2.65 Golden Cross, OK, Sunkist, Upland 2.80 Rey, ST, Sunkist, San Fernando 2.50 Beacon, ST, Red Ball, San Fernando 2.25 104 123 a Can 1 Tel 103 10: Warner Bros Pic! 7V4! 7 Cock Robin, RH, Sunkist, Rialto 2.75 Golden Rule, RIV, Sunkist, Riverside 3.05 Golden Rule Seedlings, RIV, iverside 2.90 Golden Rule St. Mikes, RIV, Riverside 2.80 Golden Rule Ruby Bloods, RIV, Halves, Riverside 1-55 Lochinvar, GBA, Extra Choice. Highland 2.65 LEMONS Sespe, VCE, Sunkist, Fillmore 4.55 Alamo, VCE, Red Ball, Fillmore 4.10 455i Welling Oil 1105 1100 1105 Elec 42 42 42 26 32 26! 24 I 32 324 2 I 161 15 MINING DIVISION lOOOiRlc 13 13 13 4 4 4 3 8 8 15 15 15 4000Imp Develop lOOOIOatman Rainbow lOOOlZenda Gold 2 16 39 76 4 67 38V6 7614 4 67 Trac vice Gas ed Gas nets -ight Stores 'A" metric ods 39141 76! I 4 .1 67 I small o48r; (Jreen Chili 84f9c and Yellow Chili 94f l0c; Coachella Valley, medium size.

California Wonders 12c and Yellow Chili 104j-llc a lb. a few very small San Diego Co. California Wonders from old vines 4416c a lb. RASPBERRIES were steady at $4.00 4( 4.50 per 30-bask. crt for Loral stock with a few at $5.00 and poorer $3,004 3.50; best 12-bask.

trays poorer low as $1.25. RHUBARB was In over-supply and weak at 254 35c for Local Cherry in apple boxes with a few best 40c and holdovers low as 15c; Strawberry 404) 50c a lug with poorer 254? 35c. SQUASH was fairly plentiful and about steady. Imperial Valley White Summer jobbing at 404 50c a lug with a few 60c, or 2547 35c a flat; Imperial Valley Italian 454 60c a lug or 3547 40c, a flat; Coachella Valley Italian 604j'65c. and White Summer 504? 65c a lug; San Diego Co.

White Summer 654r75c with a few 85c, Yellow Crooknerk and light colored Italian 504? 60c with large 354540c and best dark color 654r 75r a lug; Ventura Co. Italian 504560c a lug: San Pedro White Summer 654 75c with a few 85c and large 354540c and Italian 504 60c with large 254535c a lug. STRAWBERRIES were in good demand. Local Klondikes selling at $2.25 per 30-pt. crt.

with a few best fair quality $1,754 2.00 and COTTON MARKET STOCK AVERAGES 'what the stock market did Fri. Tliurs. I 1611 16 16 I LOS ANGELES GRAIN A LOS ANGELES. April 20. Carlot arrivals renorted hv (h T.n ins.i..

By JOHN P. BOUGHAN (Associated Press Market Editor) CHICAGO, April 20. Renewed talk of possibilities of congressional silver enactments of an Inflationary character led to moderate upturns In grain prices today. Assumed likelihood of silver legislation was associated with the fact that a conference had been scheduled between President Roosevelt and Senate advocates of various proposed monetary measures. Wheat closed unsettled, to 1 cent higher than yesterday's finish, corn 14-114 advanced, oats -114 up, and proisions aryin from 2 114 up, and provisions varying from 2 cents decline to a rise of 12 cents.

GRAIN RANGE Wheat Open High Low Close May 75 .76 .7414 (By United Tress) NEW YORK, April 20. futures closed steady. Open High Low Cotton Close grain exchange today were as follows: 123 S.iH 111 334 306 2116 816 82 2 Advances Declines Unchanged Total Issues New 1934 Highs New 1931 Lows 23141 23 I 23 .1 35 I 34 I 35 22 I 21 I 22 37! 36 I 3714 42 41! 4214 15' 14) 15 57 i 56 I 57 I 31 .31 I 31 wiieac, Dariey, corn, 5: mllo, flour. 2: bran, cereal, alfalfa, beans, rice. 1.

No. 1 California white wheat. $1.17 fil.22: No. eastern bulk kafir, $1.15 lt.2( California anoltort Ociii, ter 1 le Vard an cct lion 12.03 11.88 12.03 12.11 11.95 12.10 11.63 11.47 11.62 11.74 11.58 11.72 11.89 11.72 11.87 12.00 11.83 11.97 Jan 11.89 March ....11.98 May 11.48 July 11.59 Oct 11.72 Dec 11.83 STOCK AVERAGES (Copyright, 1034, Standard Sllislic 50 2(1 20 2'io; Mill Feeds, white, No. 2 vellnw corn.

$1 00W1 14- rutnr- nla sacked milo, 1.10; Mill Feeds Indus. Rails. Utis. 20 14 1. 19 I 20 .1 20 I 19 I 19 I 8 I 8 I 8 5674 1 55 I 56 51 I 49? 50 51.9 .1011.3 300 '17 Ji.OU, Hav.

f. O. h. T.n Annilai rr Spots steady; middling 11.80; sales 600. ach (4-doz.) 75c( $1.00, few Turnips (3-doz.) few 50c.

CABBAGE was dull at 2541,300. few 23 22 I 23 Choice barley, $13. 5014. 50; choice oat. 15.00; alfalfa delivered Hyneg or El Monte: U.

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2, $11.50012.00. 45 Co.) 90 Total 88. 87.7 S7.0 S1.7 62.1 126.7 112.6 93.8 77.5 96.9 43.9 73.9 35.0 46 I 45 Butler and Eggs LOS ANGELES, April 20. Butter and egg prices ruled as follows at the call on the Los Angeles produce exchange today: BUTTER Prime, 22c. Prime firsts, 21c.

Standards, 20c. Under grades, 19c. EGGS LARGE Candled clean extras, 19c; candled light dirty extras, 18c; candled, clean standards, 18c; candled light dirty standards, 16c; candled checks, 15c. MEDIUM Candled clean extras, 18c; candled light dirty extras, 17c; candled clean standards, 15c; candled light dirty standards, 14c; candled checks, 12c. SMALL Candled clean extra, candled light dirty extra, 13c.

WESTERN CHEESE Daisies, 11c; triplets, 11c; longhorns, H'c; sandwich prints, 12c. best 35c with poorer 15w20c a crt. for NEW ORLEANS, April 20 ton futures closed steady. Open High Low Friday Prev. "day Week ago Mouth ago Year ago 3 yrs.

ago 7 yrs. ago High 1SI34 Low 1934 High 1933 Low 1933 High 1932 Low 1932 .1 25! 7 I 22! 25 7 I 7 75.7 79.8 II 19 3 91(3 64 3 113.7 61.1 51.8 51.3 50. 49.5 211.3 S.S.I 114.2 54.3 41.S 23.5 39.8 13.2 99.4 9S.fi 9fi.lt 05. 0 ..122.5 .115.2 89.1 ..102.1 42.3 72.3 35.1 -Cot-Close 11.97 12.07 11.65 11.71 11.83 11.93 I 56 417, 54 I 67 I 7 Jan. March May July Oct.

..12.00 ..11.97 ..11.53 .11.60 .11.73 5611! 55 42'4 40" 54! 54 .1 67! 67 71 7 als" 12.00 12.07 11.67 11.74 11.86 11.96 12.00 11.97 11.53 11.59 11.71 11.82 July 75 .76 .7414 Sept 7614 .77 .75 .77 Corn May 43 .44 .43 .44 July 46 .47 .45 .47 Sept 48 .49 .48 .49 Oats-May 27 .27 .27 July 274 .27 .28 Sept .2874 .29 .28 .29 Rye-May 50 .52 .4971 .52 July 5174 .534 .5174 .53 Sept 53 .55 .53 .55 Barley May 36 .364 .36 .364 July 38 .38 .38 .3814 SILVER MARKET NEW YORK. April 20. Silver futures closed firm 5-21 higher; sales 200.000 ounces: Month High Low Last May 45.80 45.50 45.70 July 46.15 45.85 48.05 September 4fi.50 46.40 46.50 October 4R.R5 46 80 46.68 Deoemher 47.05 47.05 47.05 January 47.25 Local Cannoiiball. CANTALOUPES were in light supply and moved a little better, a few Imperial Valley Jumbo 27s selling at $4.00 with Jumbo 36a and 45s $4.00 4.25 and a few low as Standard 45s Pony 54s and a few orange puck Punys $1.50. MUSHROOMS Local, 20(25c, few 30c.

CAULIFLOWER from San Diego Co. showed a slightly weaker tendency nt 404i 50c a crt. with a few high as 60c, while good Local stock brought 404 50c with a few 60c and a little good Oxnard stock 65c. Dec 11.83 44; 43 16141 17 44 17 43 Spots steady; middling 11.80; sales 380. ft 43' (By United Press) NEW YORK, April 20.

averages: Net Stocks High Low Close Change 30 Ind 107.00 105.08 106.55 up 1.03 20 Rails 51.23 50.07 51.01 up 0.66 20 Util 27.03 26.33 26.90 up 0.50 BONDS 40 Bonds 95.21 up 0.13 10 1st Rails 99. S7 offO.04 10 2nd Rails 84.86 up 0.22 10 Util 97.75 up 0.09 10 Ind 98.35 up 0.25 LIBERTY BONDS No. 2s 50475c: Missionaries with a few $1.85 a Elk Grove Oregon Plums wilh a few $1.50 per 24-pt. a few Berres Missionaries 754 80c: per 12-pt tray; Los Alamos Klondikes 9(V'n $1.00 a tray: Merced Co. Oregon Plums 754580c with a few at 60c a tray: some Fancy Wat-sonville Nich Ohmers $1,104) 1.20 and Salinas Nich Ommers $1,004) 1.10 a tray; Gilroy Nich Ohmers anil Oregon Plums and Capitolas 75c: a tray: Fresno Oregon Plums 1.10 per 20-pt.

crt. ROMAINE, 304540c. SWEET POTATOES Merced Co. lugs Jerseys 604r65c and Hawalians 65 TOMATOES moved a little more slowly; Imperial Valley 20-lb. flats, 5x63.

selling at 85c-4z $1.00 with 80485c and a few 90c 6x7s 7x7s 604565c and 7xSs mostly 50c with a few 60c; Coac hella Valley flats, a few 4x5s at $1.00. 5x5s St. 004? 1.15. 5x6s SI. 00 15 wilh a few $1.25.

6x6s 90c 6x7s 754 85c. 7x7s 654575c and 7x8s 5O4)fi0c: Nihnd lugs. fix6s 90r4 $1.10. 7x7s 854)900 and 7xSs 754585c: Coachella Vallev Sl.nntn.15. 12s and 16s 754585c; Imperial Valley 9s 12s 854590c and IBs 40455ne: Nlland 9s 90c $1.00 and 16s 654570c.

TANGERINES were steady at 3o. few 3'v44o, with extra large 4Vic. smaller 2c lb. ONIONS were steady, street sales of Local While at and Span 27y4 22 22 52 27 itl I i I 2-! 2114 22! 21 52 51 27 Sugar (Bv United Press) NEW YORK, April 20. Closing MARKETS AT A GLANCE Liberty bonds: (Decimals in 32nds.) Liberty 3s '32-'47 103.24 50! 50 li! i POULTRY AND GAME 72 DRIED FRUITS do first 4s "32-'47 103.20 do fourth 4s '33-'38 104.

do fourth 4s called 102.6 72 73 7 30 73 7j Mrs. Lotti Phillips In Divorce Action (By United Press) MINDEN, April 20. Mrs. Lotti S. Phillips, divorced wife of John J.

Delaney, New York City politician, has secretly filed suit for divorce from E. J. Phillips, local telephone company executive, it has been learned. She charged Phillips, formerly a San Francisco and Goldfleld fight promoter, with cruelty. A restraining order to prevent Phillips from selling the telephone company has been requested.

She also asks that he return $35,000 she lent him to acquire control of the company. LOS ANGELES, April 20. Hens, Leghorn, under 3 lbs. 12c NEW YORK. April apples steady: choire in(ffl0r: 30 (Rv Associated Press) NEW YORK: Stocks firm; aircrafts lead late advance Bonds irregular; U.

S. Governments iag. Curb firm; industrials Improve. Foreign exchanges strong; dollar under new gold parity. 44 1 44 Treasury 4s '47-'52 110.9 do 4s '44-'54 106.0 do 3s '46-'56 104.21 do 3s '43-M7 102.12 do 3s '41-'43 March ....102.28 do 3s '40-'43 June 102.24 do 3s '46-'49 100.17 A Ai Be Inl Ke Re; U.

Van Amo. Amei Amer Cubai Great Atlanti Consoli Mexicai Phillips Shell Ur Stand oi Stand of Soi'oir Texas Tidewa' i Auurn CHrysle Ge'oeia iTr Studeb. Tinikoi 28 29 12 I 13 37 38 20 I 20 9 91 16 I 37 5141 46 7 i 17 -u 27 14 I 13 14 do 3s '51-'55 99.15 do 314 '41 102.15 do 4'ls-Ss '45 101.24 do 3s '46 101.7 CELERY movered rather slowly, good fresh Loniita and Venice stock selling at $2.004:2.25 with a few best $2.50, fair quality 1.5041 1.75 and poorer per half best Hearts with a few $1.15 and poorer 504 75c for small rrts. some good Loniita stock from cold storage S2.25 with Gardeiia $1.75 and some cold storage Hawthorne stock $1. 501.75 per half crt.

CHERRIES met a very limited demand, loose Stockton and Courtland Chapmans selling at S6 10c a lb. for medium sized fruit wilh small slock containing some immature nt 64f7c; a few 8-lb. flats. 11-row size, at $1.15, with 13-rows at 90c. CORN Coaohella Valley, lugs, $1.00 few $1.35 CUCUMBERS were In moderate supply and slightly firmer at 15 a flat for Laguna Beach and San Diego Co.

stock with San Pedro stock at 25 a flat or $2.252.50 a lusr. I'll If! PL A NT held steady at 6.r.(&75c a lius for (1u1hellu Valley 1Ss hihI 24s with Japanese efeplHiit S.VoSOr. few $1.00 a lug; a liltle Mevlrstn stock at 2' a lb. LEMONS moved fairly well at the following street pi ices per box: Local Fancv 300s $4.00, 360s Choice 300s $3.75 and 36Us loose S1.75W 2.00 with fair quality S1.3.W1.50 a box. GRAPEFRUIT continued to move slowly at the following street prices per box: Coarhella Valley Fancy 64s 3.004i'3.25.

80s J2.2.W2.50 and 100s $2.25: Arizona Fancy 4Ss and 64s $1.75 and 80s $1.90. with unwrapped, Choire ISs R4s SI. and 80s to Tmnerial 4's nrvfji.nn. 64? S1.1T51.25 and So to inn? Jl. a box.

LETTUCE a little more plentiful with sime stock of poor duality offered; best stock unchanged In price; A- Cotton steady; higher sterling exchange; steadiness stocks and wheat. Sugar higher; passage of sugar bill by Senate. Coffee higher; firmer Brazilian markets. CHICAGO: Wheat higher; silver legislation prospects. Coin strong; Improved cash demand.

Cattle slow; some prices lower. Hogs about steady; top $4. ish mostly a lug; Shafter White Wax 45i 55e ami Yellow Bermuda 554? 61)0 a lug: a fe sales of Oregon No. 1 Yellows by bi- at $1.00 per 50-11). with siime medium No.

1 onions at $1.90 per luo-lb. sfc. POTATOES moved slowly: a few brokers' sale of Oregon It. S. No.

1 Ruet' at Der a few food Stool-Ion Burbanks from cold storage at $1 10 per street sales of Local at'd San Diego Co. British Queens at 4Ti'0e a lug with Kern Co. White Rose 504 55c. few 60c a lug. L.

A. LIVESTOCK do, 3U to 4 lbs 12e do, 4 lhs. and up 12c Hens, colored, 34 to 4 lbs 17c Hens, colored, 4 lbs. and up 17c Broilers. 1 to 1 lbs 12e do, over 1 and up to 2 14c Fryers.

Leghorns. 2'4 to 3 lbs. 17c Fryers, Barred Rocks, over 2 to 3 lbs 26c do, colored, other than Earred Kooks, 2 to 3 lbs 2Gc Roasters, soft bone, Barred Rocks, over 3 lbs. and up 25c do. other than Barred Rocks, over 3 lbs.

and up 25c Ducklings, Pekin. 5 lbs. and 13c do. other than Pekln, 4 lbs. 10c Old Ducks, 8 lbs.

and up 8c Geese 12c Young torn turkeys, 14 lbs. and up 16c do, 18 lbs. and up 18c Hen turkeys. 9 lbs. and up 13c Old torn turkeys 12c Squabs 20c Pressed capons 23c Capons, less than 7 lbs 2(lc do, 7 lbs.

and over 23c No. 1 white rahhlls. 3 to 4 lbs 0c No. 2 white rahhlls, 3 to 4 lbs 7c An unemployment census In Utah showed children under 16 years of age made up 43 per cent of the relief rolls. fancy Prunes sieany; California Oregon Apricots steady; choice extra choice 13c; fancy 15c.

Pearlies firm: standard 8c: choice 8c; extra choice 9c. Raisins steady; loose Muscatels h' fi6c: choice to fancy seeded 5c: seedless 4i5e. Figs steady: California fancy. Black Mission 9 9o; Adriatic 8'ffiflc; Kadota Special Envoy and Barthou Have Talk (By United Pre.s) PARIS, April 20 Richard Washburn Child, special envoy of President Roosevelt In Europe, conferred with Foreign Minister Louis Barthou at the Quai D'Oisay Thursday. Robert Coulondre, director of commercial accords, and Jacques Rueff, sub-director of the movement of funds in the ministry of finance, attended the conversations.

Child is in Europe to arrange preliminaries for tariff deals and other commercial accords with the United States, LOS ANGELES, April 20. Livestock: Hog9 50. Unsold. Quotable top 45 43 I 43 54 53 54 39 39 I 39 20! 19T4I 20 around 4.25. Moscow Children to Have Summer Camps MOSCOW, April 20.

This summer, 110,000 Moscow school children will be sent to summer camps, the Soviet authorities have announces. Seven hundred ramps are being established in the Crimea for Moscow and Ivanov provinces. Seven thousand school children will receive summer rest cures in sanatorium encampmentj. All camps will be furnished with sporting grounds snd most of them will put up especially equipped stages. METAL MARKET BANK CLEARINGS Cattle 250.

Steady; Medium to good fed steera 5.00 to 5.75. Medium heifers 4. 85. Common to good cows 2.R5 to 4.00. Cutter grades 1.50 to 2.75.

Calves 25. Steady. Good to choice vealers 7.50 to 8.00. Sheep 130. Steady.

Medium spring lambs 7.65. 7 I 6 I 6 3535 35 its 2828r2S 34 I 34 I 34 14 I 14 I 14 41! 41 I 41 9 8 9 IB" Associated Press) NEW YORK. April 20 Copper quiet: electrolytic spot and future 8. Tin firm; "pot and neirhy md futire 76 on. Imn qutet.

Led dull: spot Keir York 4.27; Est St. Louis 4.10. Ztnc steidy; Eist St. Louts snot and future 4.35. Antimony, spot 7.95.

Los Angeles $25,212,311.00 San Francisco 22.200,000.00 Berkeley 633,468.00 Oakland 5765.600.00 Fresno 651,757.81 Amer Amer Baldwi Genera Stewar.