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12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Wall-street Stocks weak on the day.
Call Money, -4@s# per cent. f
Cotton a few points higher. New York Exchange lower.
Mining Stocks lower and local Securities neglected.
Local Grain markets quiet and without feature.
Hay still strong. Feedstuff s rather easier. Beans quiet.
Eggs lc lower. Butter in light suply and firm. .
Potatoes and Onions cleaning up better.
Southern Fruits and Vegetables kept back by railroad blockades.
Poultry and Game in light receipt and firm.
Fruit market oversupplied and dull.
Dried Fruits, Nuts and Raisins unchanged.
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs firm at the high prices.
I tallan- American Honk
At the annual meeting of the Italian-American
Bank on Thur*.Jnj- the following ora<-ers were re
• elected: President. A. Sbarboro: vice president.
n J. Crocker- onsfck-r. A. E. Shurboro; assist
ant <-«s.Jer. R. A. Sliarhoro; attorney. D. Frle
! rienrieli directors. A. Sbiirboro, U. 3. Crocker.
! P. O Rossi. M. J. I'ontana. <3. A. Malm. A. J.
' Merle. L. Boltano. L. D*martini, G. Garibaldi.
The financial utatetncnt of the corporation
shows the a*w>t« to be at the present time
• S3 SOO 224.75. against $3,543 .000 last year, an
t loorwe of $.266,134.78.
The bank declared a diridond at the rate of
I r> per <*ect to the «nckboidei> and paid the
! (\u25a0\u25ba \u25a0!.>.\u25a0- <lejw*!ton= st the rate of 3.6 per cent
per ennuis interest.
EASTERN MARKETS
Xew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 11. — Money on call firm.
425:.. per cent: ruling rsie. Mj per cent; clo#
! Ing bid. 3V5 per cent: cTfered at 4 per cert.
1 Time loans easier; sixty and nluetj" days and
' «!x months, 6 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. C<g6~i rx" r < - ent.
Sterling exchange strong, with actual business
! lc baciers" hilts at $4.M50@4.5485 for demand
and at $4.5ii45(34.8050 for flxty-dar bills.
Posted rates. $4,801$ and J4.56.
Commercial hills. $4.80\i.
Mexican dollars, S4>«c.
i Bocfls-^Govrrnmente, firm; railroad bonds, ir
• regular.
»tt York Financial Xoten
NEW YORK. Jan. 11. — Pennsylvania will la
sue $100,000,000 new stock and the same amoust
of bonds. London Erttlement begins on Monday.
I United Metal Selling Company now urlllng cop
1 per st 24 He per pound. (Southern Railway net
I earnings $1,000,000 Fhort of late President Spen
', ccr 1 * (Ktimete last February.
1..c!.t demand for stocks in lo«n crowd.
Antona copper production for 1906. 2^4,2^5.252
poiicdi. an increase of 18.5 per cent over 1905.
Banks likely to show a large gain on week's
currency movement.
TUe proposed $200,000,000 a. 'Wed hr the Penn
i-.rlvsnia is not a bear argument. The manage
ment deems it necessary to prepare and provide
ffjr emergencies. Much nt the new money will
b<* raised In Europe, some of it in Paris- Ru
mor? assert tbfit Pennsylvania will seek control
of Atchlson, but these suggestions lack orig
inality.
Xew York Stock Blarket
NEW YORK, Jan. 11. — Speculative eejitiment
upon the stock market today received « rude
thoclc in the announcement made late yesterday
that the Pennsylvania Railroad had In contem
plation the offer of $200,000,000 additional capi
tal. The volume of the new securities thus indi
cated is in itself sufficiently imposing to have a
marked effect upon the supply of capital. For
several reckons the effect of the news was ag
prsvfitcd. For one reason. It was s total sur
prtfe. None of the recent large issues of capi
tal have come uohr-ralded by conjecture or «ic
curate forecasts. There has been no recent djs
otiKMon of si! important additional issue of Penn
f-vlrania capital. On tb* contrary, it has been
regarded as in the position of having already
supplied most of Us requirements. This was the
impression created t>y the official explanation of
the company's finances clv»>n out nt the time of
tb«" sale of f50.0>«0.000 Pennt.rlvan!a boDds In
Parts last year. The sales at large holdings in
BsHiinore and Ohio. Norfolk end Western and
Chesapeake and OLio ttock out of the treasury In
tb«> meantime have caused a belief that even the
additional n«^ds then Indicated had been par
tlsllv supplied. The revelation that- In
eteafl the company felt in need of power
to raise $20n.<j00.000 was accepted as an
acknowledgment tliat the actual necessities
had been widely underestimated. The in
ference was suggested tlist similar miscalcula
tions might " be supposed in the case of other
railroads, as the pressure of traffic on available
facilities bas been by no means confined to tb* !
Pennsylvania Railroad. Meantime news continued
to come to band of the issue of long-term notes
by railroad companies on a basin of t» per cent
or upward to supply immediately the needs and
• arold the necensfty of an attempt to sell per
manent securities in the present unpromising
condition of the security market. The most
vulnerable points in the day's market were stocks
which night be assumed to be most affected
hy possible need of additional Issues. Canadian
Pacific and New York Central, next t« Pennsyl
vania Itself, were most conspicuous. The North
western railroads, which already have undergone
the effect of new capital demands, were com
paratively little affected. The prospect of a
strong bank statement tomorrow was of little
effect in checking the weakness in the stock
market, although the money market was appre
•\u25a0lably easier as a result. The flow of cash from
tbe Interior to thl* center during' the week
seems to bsve been heavy, estimate* by the
banks themselves pointing to receipts on balance
of about $9,000,000. In addition the enbtrea*
ury operations have yielded to the banks since
the last bank statement a «urn of $2,600
000. The beavy debit <>f the KUbtreasurr at the
clearing house today was over $2,000,000. and
was largely due to disbursements for transporta
tion of malls and does not figure in the estimate
for this w>ek. The severest pressure was felt
during the first hour, when Pennsylvania touched
IS.M 4. an extreme decline of 4 points. St. Paul
was etrong on the rally, and the tone wa« strong
throughout the list at the closing.
Bondfi were Irregular. Total sale* (par value),
$2.215.000.
United States oM 4* coupon advanced JJ per
c«nt on call.
Acvr York Stock Lint
Stocks — Srles. Rii-b. Low. Close.
Adam* Express . . ., 290
Amalgamated Cotl.. 92.000 119% 117\ 118%
Am Car and Fndry 2.500 44 48^ 43%
Do pfd :..*- jni u
Am Cotton Oil 700 31 % tiOH, SOU
Do pfd £8
American Express.. 100 240 240 237
Am Hide & L pfd 28
American Ice .. Rfisz
Am Linseed Oil .... .... ijil
Do pfd zsyL
Am Locomotive ... 1,800 ' TS^k 7S . 73U
Do pfd *109m|
Am Smlt 4 Rfng. 11.500 ICI% 160% 161%
»o Pfo •- 800 116% 116% 115»2
Am Sugar Refining. 2.400 135 184 184%
Am Tob pfd ctf . . . \u25a0 300 f»7 oc*i 9eU
Anaconda Mining Co 19.000 2R4 2«2 2SS
Atchieon S.« 00 108% 104 V 106%
.P° P fd^r •••;•• mo 101 100S 101%
AUantlc Coast Line 100 130 12» 1293
Bsltimore A Ohio.. «.700 nt>% 117% llgrj
00 pro 931*
.Brooklyn JUp Traaa B.lOp 81 sou so£
.Onefiiaa Pacific .. 25.800 191*4 IR7C IR9U
Central, of Jf J «15
, A Ohio. 9,800 M« B3U SS%
'Chicago Gt West.. 2.800 it 2 1? 17
'Chic & Northwest.. 1.100 202 200 200*
, Chic Mil & St P.. 55.700 154% 151
CbJc Term * Trans ... 9
Do pfd " " " 22
c c c * st Louis ;;;; i£
Colo Pnel & Iron.. IT.7JW wv m« 55%
'CJolorado & Southern 700 Sft 37S 87«2
»» l"t Pf« 200 e?U 68 gs*
DO 2d pffl 200 572 67 66«
Consolidated Oas... 400 138 187% 187%
Corn Products 3,000 23« 22H 2314
Do pfd 1.100. 55% R5 gsU
Delaware & Hudson. 700,220% 220 219
. Dela. LscV & West. F 500
Denver A R Grande 2,800 41 38% s»
Do pfd • 200 R2'A K2 (,'iu
Distill 6e«B- I.MO 72% 7i^ 72 H
Erie 10.MO 42% 42V 42
»o l"t Pfd 600 7» "* ?4«
DoJM pM 65
(>n El** V, 2 - 100 15 s itiSK 156
. Hocking Valley 12 «
IU Cent je?
loternatl Paper ... 100 IT% ir%" 17U
'»o pra 200 si wJj go??
jlnteroatl Pomp su^
Do pfd so
lowa Cent 200 28 2« 28
Do pfd X Ji>o go SO 4»«
,X O Poudiern 100 29 -29 29
Do pfd 400 60% 60 «0%
;L 4k N 3«O0 J43U 142 J4_'2
Mes: Cent 6.200 26% 26« 26U
Minn <t St L 800 6S 38 B7
IM, St P & 8 8 M. ftOO 132% XSI i 132
• Do pfd 15S
'Mo Pac :.. f1.300 S»K g7K *&\L
\u25a0Mo, Kan ft Tex ... 2.900 vm\ 39U :',f'Z
1 Do pfd 200 72 71 71
'National Lead .... 800 74% 78 73%
N* ER of Mcx pfd 700 58% B9U 39
,X V Cent 1.500 183 131 122*.
'>' T Ont & Westa. 4.««00 47W 45 45«
Norfolk * Weetn.. »00 01 % &o% tK>u,
: Do pfd 89
North American . . son 1:7% S7V
iPaclflc Mall 1,400 3*% 87% 37%
Pennaylvaiila 231.000 136^1 JSS»4 136
People's Gas I.W) UO w. 95% fie%
iPltt», C C ie St L . 77
I>re«sed Steel Car.. 1.700 SS% 54% 64&4
Do pfd «w%
.Pullman Pal Car... 6fK) 17»'M 1 178% 175 ,
lieadinfr ......194.700. 137 £ 186 136^
Do Ist pfd 88 ;
Do 2d pfd 02
Bepnbllc Steel 1,400 S»% 3*% HS%
Do pfd 400 ©9 »8« !«>
Kock Island C 0.... 12.100 2b% 28% j
Do pfd .....2.100 «3% «2% 62%
\u25a0fi L&8 T 2d pfd.. -Jftn 47% 47 47
8t L South western. -'O<j 24 24 ?4
Do pfd J... • i«o R»«4 . r .n>i M \u25a0
Bmjtbcrn Pacific . . 13.4<»0 «2* s . S»2 U2%
i TM, pfd J«« 317 117 117
Southern Hallway.. £.7rm 31%, RHi >31%
New Tork Stock List Continued
Texas 4- Paciflc. .. 1.000 55% 34% 39
Tol St L & West.. 200 83% 83 32%
I>o pfd 200 6214 r.*» s*»
Union Paciflc 95.200 178% 177T4 179
Do t»fd 100 93 92 92
D S Express 100 112% 112% 10*
V X Realty . si
C S Rubber 600 51 50H M»i
Do pfd . . jog
U S Steel 74.400 4» 4g?« 45%
. IX 1 Pfd 9.400 106^4 106 106%
\a Car Chemical... mo 37 37 35 ii
_Do Pfd 200 10S 1071J 107
Wabasli TUX) IR% is 18
«. D ? CT d 1 - 200 36»i 36 36
W ells Farsro Ex "15
Westlnchouse Klec. 200 jro 150 150
Western Tuion ... fioo MU S3U K3%
Wheel & L Krie... I.COO 14% 14 " ]4%
Wit Central . 24«
rw pm ::; io
..'orthern Pacific 18.100 IGO 15T.% 15fl»i
Central leather ... SOO 35% 35 35
Do pfd 400 101% 101 100%
Slow Sheffield 100 74U, 7414 73
Great Nortbrrn pfd 8.200 IKS " W*. IKSU
lntemstl Metal ... 1,600 StJV 3« S6ii
I>o pfd 600 73 73 TZQ
Shares sold ..1,126.200
3Ve*v York TJondii
C S ref 2s reg 104%|Japnn 6s. 2d ser »?%
Do coupon. 104% Japan 4s. certlf. .. R?,Ti
Do 3a reg 102 I Japan 4%5. ccrtlf. fl3
Do coupon 102% Do, 2d series OOSi
Do old Ss reg... 100% I L & N unified 4a.. 100%
Do coupon 101 Man con sold 45.. P9%
Do new 4s reg. .129% Mexican Cen 45... 55%
coupon 129% Do Jst l D c
Amer Tobacco 4s. 77%JMInn & St L 45... 94
Atchlson pen 4«..ini%| Do 2ds 87%
Do adj 4s ..... P2% .VH of Mci ron 4ft m%
4 tl ,! n l l^. 1 '/ 8 - N T Cen pen 3%5. K<%
Dn 3%s .... 92^i Northern Pac 45.. .101%
Brooklyo HT cv 4s PI% Do 3i .... 73%
Central of Ga 55.. 110 jc or & W con 45. 1 {»%
J><> '«t Inc — OS L rfdir 45.... P4
Do 2d lnc 77% permp e nn C v .",% B P7
Do .id mc fiS ReaflJnjr gen 45... 9Si£
Ches & Ohio 4%5.104i4 StT. &im <v, n 55..11354
Chi & Alton 3%5. 75% FtL &SFfg 4s . WU
C. B & Q Lew 4s. I>6%]St L SW con 45.. 7R«i
C Hli Psc 4«. 76% Seaboiird A L 45.. 52%
Do col 6s SO I Southern Pae 4f... SS%
C.C.C & SLgn 4s.lolii! Do Ist 4s certif. 94%
Colo Ind sb. sr A. 7S I Southern Ry 65...113U
Colo Midland 45.. 74 Texas * Pac lsts. 116*4
Colo &\u25a0 South 45.. 74 Tol. St L&W 4« P2
Cuba 5s 101% Union Paciflc 45..101S
Den A- Rio G 45.. 97% r S Steel 2d 55... 9<5%
Plstlllers* Sec r*. R7% Wabash lsts 113%
Erie prior lien 4s. 98% Do deb B 7«
Do E en 4s 81>&i Western Md 4*... R!»i
Hocking Val 4%*.104U! Wheel A L E 45.. 8«
Japan 6s 9?%]Wisconsln Cen 45.. Ss%
Xew York Mining Stocks
Adams Con lolOntario i iHj
Alice RWOphir 7.25
Brucswlck Con 35' Phoenix 2. SMI
Comrtocfc Tunnel.. 76lP<rto«i 22
Con Csi *- V 5.... B*'S<ivage JC,
Horn Silver ... 1 .l.VFierra Nevada 05
Iron Silver l.ROiPmall Hopes - 40
Le_a<3v!lle Con . 4. 2Si Standard 3 25
Little Chief Os|
Boston Stocks nnd Bonds
Mooey— I Mining
Call loans 6C?R| Adventure 4%
Time loans 6@7lAl!ouer r,%
Bonfls — (Amalgamated ll»ii
atchlson 4s 10014 (Atlantic ir,«A
Do edj 4s :. 02 IBlngham 33i;
Mejcicgn Ten 45... MUtßutte Coalition SR«J
Railroads— jCalnmet & Arix...179%
Atchlson 106 j Calumet & Hecla.9oo
Do pfd 101%l^entena!«l 41%
Boston A: Albany. 237 ICopper Range po%
Boston A- Maine. .l6o IDaly West ]{>%
Boston Elevated . . 1 r.l I Tranklln 26H
ntc.hburg pfd 134 IGreene Con SI
MeTican Cerftrsl.. 26%1151e Rorale 331 i
N T, N H & H..lK* IMass Mining XV t
Pere Msrqnette. . . K3 IMichigan 21 «4
Union Pacific 178%IMohawk R4%
Miscellnneous— I Mont Coal & Coke. 1%
Am Art 1 Chem rfd 92 INevafls ]»
Amer Pneu Tube. 12%! North Butte 117«
Amer Fngsr 134%101d Dominion K3%
Do pfd 131ii!Osceola IR4
Amer Tel & Tel. .131% 1 Parrot 30%
Amer Woolen 34%!Ouincy I?4S<,
Do nfd 101%1Shannon 23%
Dora Iron & Steel. 22 lTatnarark ir.7
F^lißon Elec 111um.229 (Trinity . .'. 31 %
Mass Klectrie lOO^irnited Copper 7.*u;
Do pfd «9 \V S Mining 67%
Mass Gas M |r S OU 11
Tnlted Fruit 10S ICtab 67*4
United Khoe Mach 65 IVlctoria 7%
Do nfd 2K%|Wlnona 12«
C X Steel 4P%!Wolverlne 1?
Do pfd 106«i|
London Clonlner Stock*
Cons for money . Sft 11-16! Mo. Kan * Texas. 40%
Cons for «cct. .S6 IK-16INew Tork Central. l 37
Anaconda IS I Norfolk &• Western 83%
Atchlson logvl Do pf<J fl»
Do pM :. .104%' Ontario & Western 4*%
Bait & Onto 123 I Pennsylvania 7ft
Canadian Pacific.. l97%lßan<l Mines "U
Ches & Ohio 56*4 IReeding 70
Chi Grefit Western 17% tSonthern Railway, 52%
Chi. Mil 4: St P.. 157 Do pfd 95
De Beers 25%!Sonthern Pacific... 95%
Denver * Rio G.. 42%!Un10n Pacific 183%
Do pfd R6 j Do pfd P6
Erie 43<KlU S 51ee1.... MUi
Do Jst rfd 77V.1 Do pfd 103U
Do 2d nfd r* IWabash 19
Illinois Central.. .l7S I Do pfo ?.K
LouirvHle & Nash.l47%lPranlsh Fours 95%
Bsr rtlver— Steady: 81% d.
Money— 3%«?3% per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market for
«hort bills Is 6 per cent and for three months'
bills 5 per cent.
Weefclr Bank Clearinars
NEW TORK. Jen. ll.— The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank clear-
Ings at the principal cities for the week en3M
January 10. with the percentages of increase
end decrease as compared with the correspond
ing week le*t year:
Per Cent.
Inc. Dec.
•New Tork $2,244,909,000 ... 15.2
•Chicago 238.213.000 ... 9
•Boston 1S»»,238,OOO 5.2
•Pbiladelpai 157.61 4,000 ... 1.6
•St. Locis 68,154.000 l.fl
Plnsburg 65,612.000 ... 3.1
•San Francisco 45,866, 000 1.4 .. ;'
•Baltimore 31,655.000 2.2
Cincinnati 82.047.000 10.2 ...
•Kansas City 33.481,000 29.5
•New Orleans 26.25».000 5.« ...
•Minneapolis 20.505.000 2.9
•Cleveland 20,293.000 22.5
•Louisville 15,«02.000 1.9 ...
Detroit 14.R00.000 18 2
•Los Angeles 13.281,000 24.1
Omaha 10.619,000 17.1
•Milwaukee 11.555.000 12.9 . .
•Providence 6,666.000 ... I.l'
•Bufalo 8.859,000 18,0
•Indianapolis 10,118.000 22.2
•St. Paul 9.679.000 29.6 \u0084
Denver 9.370,000 28.8 :
R«attle K.IHri.OOO IS. 9
Memphis 8,262,000
Fort Worth 9.834,000 S7.3 y ".'
Richmond $.041,000 ../ 3.4
Columbus ........... 6,074.000 ... 5 3
Washington 7.172.000 «.O-- -
•St Joseph 6.H5.000 p. ft
•Ssvannsh K.WWJ.fioo 20 3
•Portland, Ore, 6.5W.000 86.8
Albany fi.1 02,000 44.2
Fait Lake City 7.733.000 .. 'f,
•Toledo. O 4.1 M.000 ... 12*3
Rochester 4.167,000 :.; SO
•Atlanta 6.520,000 16.5
Tacoma 4.0^9,000 26. R
•Spokane, Wash 6.4AR.000 2S».r.
Hartford fi.QOl.non 19.7 , •
NafchvUle \u0084 6.R22.000 ... 2 5
Peoria 3,802,0<V) ... 15*1
D«s Molnes ' 3.526.000 12.2
New Haven \u25a0 5.006.000 7.7
Grsnd BaplCs -. 2.577.000 ... 19
Norfolk 2.931.000 16.2 ..-..-
Augusta. Ga 2.i55.000 ... 12
Pprtrgfield. Mass 2.W»1.0C«0 ... 2 5
Portland. M» 2,0*»,ooo . 3 v
r>«yton 2,6?3,000 i fi -3 .'. '
Sioux CHty *.. 2.530.000 -19.4
EvansviUe 2/175.000 25.1
•Birmingham ;. 2.8 M.000 12.2
Worcester 1,651,000 4.1
Syracuse 2,232.000 8.6
Charleston. 8. C .... 1.K07.000 6.7'
Lincoln, 1.828.000
Mobile 2.143,<i00 40.R ';'.'.
Krie 0A6.000 13.5
Oakland 4,364,000 ...
Knoxville l,«i7.OO0 25 8
Jacksonville. Fla 1.224.000 20 6
Wilmington, Del i,3fia.ooo «.«' '
Wi.-hlta 1,272.000 12.2
Wilkehbarre 1.3£«.O00 2K.4
Chattanooga !.<rro,noo 7 7
Disvenport .-.-\u25a0 1.R53.000 13.7
Little. Rock 1.7T.5.000 29.8'
Knlamazoo. Mich. ... 1.166/iftrt .2 .".
T«r>ck« -. . 1.f»77."0<> i7n
Wbwlfng. W. Vs. ... J176.000 \\
Mscoo 7R3.fion 22.0 ...
Bprin«r6clrt, 111. ...... ' J>7».ono ».<?•:...-'
THE; : SAN ' FRANCISCO : GALL^ '^SATURDAY,; JANUARY ;;12, J1907)
Lexington 880,000 . 7.1 - ....
Fargo, -N: D ..... 648.000 ... 6.7
New Bedford ........ 522.000 .25.4 ...
Youngstown ......... 805.000 14.1 ..."
Akron r..\f 773,0fi0 19.5 ...
Rockford, IIL ....... 634.000. 18. 8 "...
Cedar Rapids, la ,772.000, . 4.0 ...
Canton.. Ohio ...\u25a0 5G3.000 23.8
Binjrhamton 641,000 3.0 , - .V.
ClieKter. Pa G9rt,ooo ':.... 21. «
I>owell 603,000 ... 1.6
Greensburg. Pa. 445,000 ... ...
Bloomlngton, IIL .... 476.000 ... 15.0
Springfield, Ohio ..... MO.OOO 12.0 " .;.
Qulncy.-lIL O 533.000 17.1
Maneflcld, Ohio - 3fi5,000 ... 10.9
Decatur. 111. 397,000 10.0 ...
Sioux Clty.rS. D..... 511.000 23.7 ...
Jacksonville. 111. 205.000 ... . 12.0
Fremont, Neb. • 273,000
••South Bend. Ind. .. 630.000 3.1
•••Houston 25.108.000 30. R ...
•••Gslveston .... 17.444,000 42.2
Fort Wayne " 1,023,000 ... 8.1
CANADA
Montreal .....V...... 23,379,000 6.6
Toronto 25.070,000 ... 6.3
Winnipeg 12.295.000 28.2 ...
Ottawa 5.240,000 38.6 ...
Halifax 2.3W5.000 38. S
VancouTer, BYC. 8.757.000 P6.2
Quebec .-. 2,027,000 2.6' ...
Hamilton 1.719.000 15.0 ...
St. John. N. B l.ft.V>.Ooo 13.7
London, Out 1.679.000 21.3 ...
Victoria. B. C. 1.013,000 ... 5.5
•••Not Included in totals because containing
other Items than clearings.
. "Balances paid in cash.
••Not Included In totals. "Comparisons incom-
Conditton.of th* Treasury
WASHIVGTON. Jan. 11.— Today's statement
of the Treimury balances shows:- Arallable rasli
balance. J242, 432.515: ' cold coin and bullion,
$103,256,433; gold certificates. $53,915,300.
-. . V Xerr York Cotton Market
NEW YORE. Jan. ll.— The cotton market
w«« 4 to 5 points higher.
The Commercial says: "Some of the commis
sion bonces hare been talking bullish Tery
strongly for some time, but they do not eoem
to be able to get their customers to buy cot
ton. A majority of the orders from the south
continue to be selling orders."
Option— Open. High. . Low. Clone.
Junuarr 9. 58 c 9.62 c 9.51 c 9.60 c
February 9.60e ».*»c ».. p .sc 9.64 c
March ." 9.75 c ».*Oc J».63c P. 77c
April ».Roc P.B.V P. 75c 9.85 c
Ma? f>.R7c J».fl2c 9.«2e 9.R»c
June 9.Rf»c 9.93 c P.Rle P".92c
July P.»3c P.9?c 9.BSC 9.»6c
Augcst 9.82 c 9.89 c *fl.7Rc 9.R7c
October 9.75 c 9.79 c 9.73c # 9.78 c
Xerr York Grain and Produce
NEW YORK. Jan. IV— FLOUR— Receipts.
10.000 barrels: exports. 22!200 barrels. Market
•teadr. with a quiet trade.
WHEAT— Receipts. 1M.60Q burtiels: exportf.
254.377 bUKhel#. Spot, steady. " No. 2 rert. 79e
Northern Duluth, S9*4c f. o. b. aflont;No. 1
Northern Duluth, f*9%c t. o. b. afloat; No. 2 hard
winter, 84^c f. o. b. afloat. .
The wheat market was unsettled all day — at
first weakness on an absence of a short In
terest in prices, then an Irregular advance
through the afternoon on big dally and weekly
clearances, fair local bull .support «nd export
business, closing net uSehsnged. May S2i»@
82% c closed at S2«*c; July K@S2>,ic, closed
at 62 lie.
HOPS— Steady.
HlDES— Steady.
WOOL— Steady.
PETROLEC-M — Steady.
SUGAR— Quiet. Fair refining, 3 13-S2c: ren
trifujral. M test. 3H<Q3 17-32e: molasses sugar,
2?;<a2 23-32 c. Refined, steady.
COKTEE — Futures closed firm on the near
montbf and 6teady on the late, with prices net
unchanged to 10 points lower. Sales for the day
were reported of 62.500 bags. Including January
et 5.25c. -March .V85<35.40c. May, 5.50@5.55c.
September, 5.60<g5.90c; December. 6e. Spot
coffee, steady: Rio No. 7. 7c; Santos No. 4, Sc.
Mild coffee, steady; Cordora, 9@l2Hc.
BUTTER— Unchanged.
CHEESE— Unchanged.
EGGS— Firmer; Westerns, firsts. 27@28e; sec
onds, 25@26c. T
t>ried FRrnrs
EVAPORATED APPLES— The New. York mar
ket Is reported steady at the -recent lmprore
ment in prices, with demand at little more act-
Ire for the lower grades. Fancy. 9S93ic;
choice. S«@R^e. -• cV
PRUNES — Steady in tone, with I prices rang
ing from 8c to f»c. according to grade, for
California fruit. Oregon COs to 40s. 7<SSc.
APRICOTS — Quiet and unchanged: choice. 16c;
extra choice, 17018 c: fancy. lS<g2oe.
PEACHES— Quiet but steady. Choice, 12c;
extra choice. 124 c: fancy. 13c. |
RAISINS — Firm in tone owing to light nupplles
»>f the . more popular sorts. Loose muscatel,
'liQ^Hc: B^erfed raisins, 7@loc; London lay
ers, *1.45@1.55.
»w York Metal Market
NEW YORK, Jan. 11.— There was a consid
erable decline in the London tin market, with
stx>t closing at £ISB 5s and futures at £ISJ>
17s 6d. Locally the market was easy and closed
at $41@41.25 for spot. .-- \u25a0*•\u25a0 y.-:- i
Copper was higher in London, with spot quoted \u25a0
st CIO* 12s fid and futures «t £109. Locally
the market rontlnned firm. Lnke is quoted at
$24.25^25. electrolrtie at $24(^24.50 and cast
ing at $23.75(424.25.
Lead was imchang»vl at $6(g.6.30 locallr. and
at £19 17s 6d In London.
Ppelter wsff nnebanged at £27 15s In London
and at $6.65(26.75 locally.
Iron was higher in London, with standard
foundry quoted at 60s 5d and Clereland war
rants at 61s l^d. Locally Iron is unchanged.
CHICAGO BOARD OP TRADE
Fntnre Grain 'and Provisions
CHICAGO. Jan. 11.— The advices from Argen
tina offset a number of bullish reports from the
Northwest and caused an easier feeling in the"
pit for the greater part of the day. , The re
ceipts in the Northwest continued small, and
severe snow blockades npon the railroads ban
lfAed hope for an immediate Increase in the
movement. Stocks at Minneapolis increased only
4..0.0.V) bushels, compared with an increase of
1.365.000 bushels for the same date last year.
In the Southwest weather conditions were de
clared excellent for the growing crop. Demand
was slack and trading aulet • throughout the day.
The market closed steady. May opened a shade
lower at "P.^c. m m between 76 @ 78% c' and
closed a shade off at 76i4«\ :
Trading in the corn pit was quiet and prices
held steady thrrmghont the day. May opened
unchanged tn a shade higher at 435i'g43»4c.
foM to 43%@43 T <ic and closed He up at 43»;<a
43T4c.
The feeling in the oet pit was somewhat
easier, but prices were little changed. May
"pened a- shade to %c lower at 36V; (t%Z6%c.
sold at 3f,%c nnd closed unchanged at 3C*»<\
Provisions were weak on selling by local longs,
who were actuated by the fart that local re
ceipts of hogs were much larger than had been
expected. .At the close May pork was off 20c,
lard was 6c lower and ribs were down 10c.
The leading futures ranged an follows:
Articles— Open. High. Low. Close.
Wheat— ' 1 .
May • 7fi% 76Ji 78 7CU
July 76^ 7^ 75% 76U
Corn— . .-,
January 39^, 3!>Ti 395^ 3974
May 43* i 43t? . • 43% 43x2;
July 43% 43% 43$ 43%
Oats —
January 33% 33%.-'33« 33%
May ....... 3C>»i 36% SOU 3f.«4
July 32%, *33& 33»i 33%
Mesa Pork, per bbl. —
January 15.92% 16.92% 15.90 15.92%
May \..:16.50 16.53 16.42% 16U2%
July 16.60 16.65 16.60 lfirfO
L»d. per 100 lbs.—
January 9.22% 9.2 V 9.22% 9.22%
May 4.-5 0.47U 9.45 9.45
July 9.60 9.52% 9.47% 9.50
Short Ribs, per 100 Ins.—
January 8.P2% R.ra%-S.RO B.RO
May 9.05 9.05 9.00 9.00
July 9.17% 9.17% 9.12% 9.12%
Caith Grain and Provisions
CHICAGO, Jan. 11. — Cash quotations were ss
follows: Flour, steady: No. 2 spring wheat. 75Q
79c : No. 3. 69g 7Sc : No. 2 red. 71 «4 <g72c - No
2 corn. 40% c; No. 2 yellow. 41c: No. 2 -oats.
3.}J»o: No. 2 white. . 36c; No. 3 white. 34% 13
35% c; No. 2 rye. 61c: fair to choice malting bar
ley. 4f?Qsse: No. 1 flaxseed. $1.13%: No. I
Northweßtern. $1.20%: prime timothy seed. 54.35
clover, contfact rradefi, $14; short ribs, sides
noose). $8.00*38.67%; mess pork, per bbl. $15.90:
lard, per 100 lbs. $9.22%: short, clear sides
(boxed). $9.12}i@9.87%; whitky. basis of high
wines, $L 29. >
Article* — Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, barrels 20.700 \u25a0 19,500
Wheat bu6hels 62.000 6 000
Corn, bushels ...32«,«00 1R4.000
Oats, bushels ..183.000 ' 172.500
Rye. bushels -?.v.~.W.V...: :.' 3.000 2.000
, Barley, bushels ....90,200 \u25a0 30,800
Itntter, Cbeeae aod.Eggi
CHICAGO. Jan. 11. — On the Produce Exchange
today the butter market was 6teady; creameries
2Ud:3lc; dalrle*. 20*9:270. Ffign. firm: at mark,
cases Included. 21 ©23c; firsts, 2Sc: prime firsts.
24c: extras. 26c. Cheese, steady at 13©14 c.
Eastern Ltrrittock Market
¥*X 4& Chicago -tfnasyefiSSa!
CHICAGO. Jan. 11.— CATTLE — Receipts, 5000:
market steady. Beeves. $4.15@7.20; cows and
heifers. $1.55(^5.25: «tocker6 and feeders. S2 65
®4.M: Tesans. $3.75(54.60; calves. $6@5.50. f
HOGS — Receipts, 30.000: - market 5c lower.
Mixed and butchers', $8.2056.52%:- good heavy,
$6.40<&6.35: rough heavy. $0.2506.30: light,
M.20g6.47%; pigs, : $5.70(36.25;. bulk of -' sales!
SHEEP— Receipts, 8000; market'steady. Sheep,
$4.63«5.60; \u25a0 lambs, $4.«)@7.75.' . \u25a0 p P»
Lot Angelu Markets
LOS ANGELES. Jan.. 11.— Increased egg re
ceipts _ today- caused the egg committee to cut
tte price from. 34c on fresh local ranch eggs to
SSc, and Northern ranch from -32c to 30c -s One
hundred and • seventy-five . cases \u25a0 were\ \u25a0 receired
today, against forty-nine yesterday. - • The warm
weather has also been a factor In. this rednction.
A prominent egg dealer said today: that "it was
the prevailing onlnion that : certain - dealers had
more eggs stored sway, than .were reported, and
the prospect of continued good weather had • ne
sessitated a \u25a0 clearance \u25a0of these stocks : In order
to - make way for the fresh ». local ; ranch .- hen"
fruit \u25a0 that would soon cause the price •to • grad
ually decline." r -.' - * \u25a0 , ','\u25a0'—\u25a0
Butter receipts were also: jreatly,' lncreased,
668 pounds coming In against ninety-six . yester
day. ; There , was no change in price, ; however.
Some dealers were entirely • out and could . get
none . until \u25a0\u25a0 the congestion .on \u25a0 the railroads was
relieved. "This Is expected tonight: " - \u25a0\u0084
1 Sweet > potatoes , are : very.; scarce. The price
being inclined -to rise, r They • are = now,- selling
at $3.50 a cental. \u25a0 - .. ... • ?
--.Tfce fl^h and game market is dead, as 'nothing
Ua» ; l>een". received ' for. several days. Nothing
but cold storage flsh Is to be had. »
. Country roads; being -Impassible, garden pro-!
auce Is. rery scarce. In face of a brlak demand.. \u25a0;: !
- Potatoes are rery ; scarce, owing to none : being I
recelTed for BeTeral r dayB, and stocks are getting
lOW. • y-t- '-'-\u25a0'_ .-. •.; . - . . > .: i>; " .\u25a0• ' . .'. i
\u25a0 • ; Local^produce receipts: Eygs, 175. cases; but
ter. -666 pounds;*, potatoes, '21*0 "sacks; sweet
potatoes.' 18 sacks; cheese, 32 pounds. : "
_ The - following , are ' the Jobbing prices In the
Los Angeles market: - *-^&Pf*»J' a 'kW'" l "»ig<'*<Sa« iE fcSS
EGQS—Local ranch, candled. ;33c: - Northern
ra ° c h/rcandled, \u25a0 30c; • selected storage. 28c. :
.BUTTER — Local creamery. 70c; ralley cream
ery., fancy,. 70c:. coast • creamery, fancy, 63®
«<%c; 'coast ; dairy,' choice, 62% @65c; cooking,
• ' CHEESE— Northern." fresh. 17c: Anchor, large,
16c;. Anchor, Young America. 18c: Anchor, hand,
19c;. Eastern -; singles, 17{t 19c; Eastern twins,
17c: Eastern Cheddars, 16(216}4c: Eastern long
horn, 1S?418^c; Eastern dairy, :18c; Swiss, Im
ported, ! 28c@29: : Swiss, domestic, 20c; Llm
burger, ISc: brick cream, 20c. ::;'
\u25a0 POULTRY— Buying prices. Uve> weight, a lb—
liens, lightweight. ; 14c; young roosters, 16c;
rryers,- 16c; broilers, ISc; old roosters, 8c; tur
keys, . l"c: old toms. 16c;- young 'toms,- 17c; hen
turkeys, 15c; geese, 12c; ducks. 12c; squabs, ?2
a dozen-,,. . , \u25a0 . . ;
Selling prices, dressed, a lb— Hens. 10c: young
roosters, :20c; -. fryers, 20e; broilers, 22c; old
roosters,. 12c; turkeys 23c: old toms, 20e; young
toms, , 22e; hen turkeys, 20c; geese, ISc; ducks.
18c: squabs. $3 a dozen. \u25a0'•-< "
-POTATOES (a ctl>— ldaho Rurals. \u25a0$1.73;-Col
orado,-$1,85: - Salinas. $1.90@2: -Highland. $1.83
<§2; sweet potatoes. $3.50: Watsonvllle, $I.S5@
1.80; Nevada. $2; Oregon. $2; \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 , ;
• ONIONS— YeIIow- Danrers. $1.25; Northern,
$I.2s:'garllc, 6c: chills, rreen. 3%c; eTaporated.
13<313Hc: sun-dried. lZQlZttc; ground, 12V4c;
Mexican, bulk, 12Vi®t3c. ' \u25a0 '\u25a0
BEANS (a cU)— Pink, No. 1, 52.«0@3;,N0. 2,
$1.90; Lima. No. 1. $5; Lady Washington. ' No.
1. $2.00@3; do small white. No. .1. $3.00^3.73;
Blarkeyes, $3.75(^4; Garvanzas, : $4.25@4.50;
lentils. 9@loc a lb. - • \u25a0„ -. .
HONEY (a lb>— Comb, water white. 16c; light
amber, 14c: comb, white. 14c: extracted, water
white., 6o-lb cans; 7V4@Bc: extracted, white? 60
lb cans, 6%@7c; light amber. 6®6Hc.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Forelsrn Futures \u25a0 :
f LIVERPOOL
Wheat — March. Mar. July.
Opening .......6 4% 0 SVi 600
Closing .......6 4 6 3% 6 00
PARIS
- Wheat — - Jan.- Mav-Aug.
Opening 23 JO 23 30
Closing ;; 23 15 23 30
Flour — • — .['". ~
Openlus 29 35 30 30
Closing ;........... 29 40 >, \u0084. 30 30
«f. Xouts v M'ool MBTk»»
ST. LOUIS. -Jan.- 11.— WOOL— Steadr. Me
dium grades, combing and clothing. \u25a0 24'§.28%c:
light fine. 20@23c; heavy fine, 16@18c; tub
washed,"3o(BSBc.'. "
Xorthern , AVheat -Market -
->">>•- ! - - OREGON ' .
PORTLAND. ' Jan. ' 11.— WUEAT^-Club, 66c;
bluestem,""6Sc; red. 63c: valley. 66c.
WASHINGTON .
TACOMA. . Jan. 1 1.— WHEAT — Unchanged.
Bluestem, 6Sc; club, 68c; red, 64c."
LOCAL MARKETS
Eichance nnd Bullion
•New Tork Exchange was' lower, 'and Sterling
also slightly off.
LOCAL'
Sterling Exchange, sixty days — .<?4.PI.
Sterling F.xchange.' eight.'...; — <?H.Kr>*4
Sterling Exchange, cables.'. — ©4.8T.U
N>trv York- Exchange, ' sight. . — (St 07%
New York Exchange, telegraphic. — 0! , 12%
Silver, > per 0unce. .....\u25a0...'.. flB%@ —
Mexican ! Dollar*.'.'. 64%@ 65
international:
New York on \u25a0 Paris. 520
New Tork on Mexico 200
Paris on L0nd0n...... ..25.21
Paris on London.'. ". ..20.49*4 ,
-Wheat' and Other- Grains 1
WHEAT— Apathy still characterires all mar
kets. -as far as , speculation •Is concerned. Our
local market Is still in fair movement In milling
grades, with nothing dolnsr on (shipping account.
- 'CASH WHEAT
California Club. $1.22%@1.20: do. milllne.
$1.27%; -California White Australian. $1.22%®
1.37%; lower grades: of California. $I.10@1.20:
Northern^ Club. $1.27%@1.30; Northern Blue
stem.- $1.35©1. 40; Northern Bed, $L22\i@
-'" "'\u25a0 • FUTURES
';' - 10 to 11:3 C Seision 7. >\u25a0:\u25a0
• No transactions. ' •
\u25a0-BARLET — With receipts and demand botjn
light the local market chows no new features.
The futures' were slightly higher yesterday. The
movement In. the interior is- said to be. Improv
ing, as the car situation is easing up somewhat.
Good to choice Feed, spot. $1.12%@1.15: com
mon to fair, $l@l.lo per ctl: peed lots bring an
hleh : as $1.20: Brewing and Shipping,'. $1.15@
1.20 per<ctl; Chevalier. $1.15@1.20 for poor to
common and $1. 2501.35, a5ked for choice.
- FUTURES --./ •
-10 to Jl:30 Session
.May— sl.l7«4. y
December — 98*i«c-/''
- OATS — There its ,- nothing .new to report, the
market ruling firm .with, a fair -demand. Re
cclntsure light; . , \u0084* -. -. \u25a0 \u25a0- \u25a0\u25a0••'..
Good to choice ' red for feed. , $1.40@1.65;
common '-to fair.; $1.50Q1.37%: -" Red. i for peed.
$1.50«t1.R5: White. \u2666*1.42%<81.fi5: Black. $1.60
(52.2r.: Grar. $1.42%<31.50 per cental. --
CORN— Previous prices rule, .with a dull mar
ket. \u25a0\u25a0> \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0-- ' <\u25a0-\u25a0? • -.-' \u0084-:.- -,
-Rmair Round Yellow. $1.55 asked; Callfornls.
large Tellow. $1.25@1.30; : - White, $1.2.101.30;
Western State.- sackAl— Tpllow, 51.25Q1.30:
White,. $1.27@1-S2V.; mised. $1.23@L27%:
White Egyptian, $1.25; Brown Egyptian, $1.12%
01.15. : ,
RYE-^-California. $1.42% @1.45 per , ctl. ;• Utah,
$l.«S«1.40 -ner-ctl. '
..BUCKWHEAT— Is, quotable at. |2@2.25 per
cental. _
Ploiir nnd Fnrlnnceonß Goodn
FLOUR— California" Family' Extras.. $4.80<3
5.10. usual terms: Bakers'. Extras. *4.40<34.«0:
Superfine. $3.25(33.60; Oregon and Washington,
$3.5004 per barrel. • -
FARINACEOUS GOODS — Prices in packages
area s-- follows: Oraham Flour, $3.25 per 100
lbs: Rye Flour.' $3.75; Rye Meal. $3. 50; nice
Flour. $8: Corn Meal. $2.73; extra cream 'do,
$3.75: Oat Meal. $4.50@4.75; Oat Oroats.' $4.75;
Hominy. $3.75@4: . Buckwheat Flour, $4.50®
4.75; Cracked Wheat. ; $3.75;. Farina, $4.50;
Whole , Wheat Flour. $3.r.0: Rolled Oats. , bbls.
n@*; In sacks. $fi.50«J7.50; Rolled Wheat, bbls,
$4.60; in sacks. 54.10: Pearl Barley. $6; Split
Peas, boxes, $5.60; Green Peas, $3.50 per 100
pounds. • \u25a0-\u25a0 - ' .'\u25a0
Hay and Feedstuff*
-^Yesterday's Hay receipts .. Included " 41 cars.
Dealers -reported a; good, strong market, at full
figures.- There was nothing,- new -In Feedstuffs
except that the number of handlers reporting an
easier feellnsr is daily : Increasing.
BRAN— «O.RO<a22.W> per ton. .
MIDDLINGS-$27«130 per ton.
- SHORTS— S?O.SO(§ 23 per ton. "
FEEDSTUFFS — Rolled Barley. $23.50@25;
Mixed Feed. $23025: Oilcake. Meal In 6-ton lota.
$40.r,0; Jobbing. *41 per ton: Coooannt Cake or
Meal at mills. $24 In : 10 • and $24.50 in B ton
lots: Johblne. $25: Corn Meal. $30® 31 : Cracked
Corn. $31(532; Broom- Corn -Feed. 90c per ctl:
Alfalfa Meal." carload *lots,; $20.50: lobbing. $21
per ton: Mealfalfs. $20.60: Jobbing, $21. v-
HAY— Choice Wheat. $19@23 per ton: good
Wheat. $17.. r >o@lB.so: other crndes Wheat.- *1 4
«U0: Wheat and Oxt. $15«?!20: Tame Oat. $12(3
18: Wild Oat. $10@14; Common Hny,. $9®1O:
A 0^0"; t£ 9<B \-A Rtock - > *8® 10 . per • ton. •\u25a0 \u25a0 . "*
STRAW— eO@BOe per^ bale.
Benn V and-Seed« ' L
•The movement in Beans is Just about sufficient
to redeem the market from stagnation. -All quo
tations-remain unchanged." --\u25a0-..
BEANS— Per ctl : Bares. ". $2622.40: , Pea: $3(31
3.25: small White. $2.75(32.05: large White. $2
(§2.50; Pink. $1.55@2.15: Red.. $2.60(52.83;
Llm«s, $4.25(34.35; • Red : Kidneys, $3.60@3.90:
Blackeyes, $4.40@4.60; Butter, nominal at $3.60
@4.'- \u25a0\u25a0,-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ... \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- . . ... -.. t .. \u25a0
SEEDS— Brown Mustard, $4.25®4.50: Yellow
Mustard.- nominal: Flaxseed. $3;- Canary. 4% &
4%c; Alfalfa. 13c; Rape. 1<33%e; Timothy. 6@
B%c;^Hemp. 5c per. lb: -Millet. 3%e;-' Broom
Corn Reed, $18020 per ton.- ' - '
.DRIED PEAS— Nlles. nominal; Green Peas,.
$2.50@2.75 per ctl. -'.j. v:-...-\u25a0v :-...-\u25a0 •'. ~
s Potatoes, Onions ; and VcKetablcs ' '-;
The Potato market has' entirely, recovered from'
the depression caused by the .recent heavy re
e»lpts and unfavorable weather.. and all descrip
tions, of table Burbanks " are ' moving ! off freely."
choice, bright offerings ; . : particularly being «In
brisk demand at firm \u25a0 rates. :- On lons, are. cleaning
up welh and trashy, and sprouting stock ." have
about disappeared. \u25a0.•\u25a0.',..\u25a0-.-.'':\u25a0- \u25a0\u25a0,^.:.,- .;..\u25a0\u25a0, . -.
• - Owinc .to the blockade* : on the n llroad. : there
were no new arrlvnls'of Vwretables from. the Los
Angeles region yesterday.- "Some' carried-over lots
of Peaß. Bems snd Tomatoes ' were offering, but
being of poor nuality, sold' slowly at nominal
rates.' . \u25a0.-.:-.'„„ .: , I. •: \u25a0\u25a0 ..:. ,\u25a0:\u25a0 . \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. - .-. . \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0
' POTATOES— Pnr - ctl: River • White. $1.25@
1.50: Oregon Bnrbanks. $I.2s(fi!l.7s; 'Early Rose,
•^•50;; Eastern- Burbanks, $1.60; Sweet -Potatoes,
\u25a0 OXIONS-lYellow. . per "ctl. : . 9oc@SL W/T .
VEGETABLES— Green -Peas." "4@Sc> per;- lb;
Strlnc Betns. — — < per -lb;..- Wax Beans. — —
per lbr Tomatoes,; Si @i. 75"; per crate; Hothouse
Ciicumbern. $1® 1.25 , per i dozen; - Cream | Squash.
40(gftOcv per -bos: Summer /Squash. 77 — \u25a0
per. box;. Garlic, 2%<a4c-per lb:*Celery,is3 per
crate; Cabbage,, $1 per f ctl : Cauliflower, 75c ' per
dozen ; • Carrot*. \u25a0$1 \u25a0• per \. sack ; * Turnips, w $1 ' per
sack; : Green Peppers, , per ; lb - for Chile
and . for Bell: - Marrowfat and Hubbard
Squash, $15@20 per ton 25@40c per
pound..- . . --.. \u0084\u25a0\u25a0 - . \u25a0•..',- ': -. \u25a0;\u25a0 .- ,
Ponltrr.and.'.Saine ;:,,.\u25a0,:..
Dresited .Turkers' were ; the 'only description . of
Poultry in free; supply yesterday,* about 50 cases
being received. .The market. for them was easier
than on ; the i preceding ! day <\u25a0 and failed : to j clean
np . at \u25a0 the . revised \u25a0> quotations. -;- There : was f not
enough. live. Poultry received) to supply. the t wants
of ; one . average ' buyer. ; and ; priceß \u25a0. therefore , were
nominal. . Changes ' in 'Game \u25a0 were :. slight, ußeceiptsuRe
ceipts -- were 1 light;- and." everytLing' cleaned. -up
readily at stiff rates. >• -' - ' y- *-'\u25a0 " - \u25a0 ,-.
> POULTRY — p er , dozen: -' Hens. > $0@8.50 * for
large and iss@Ci $5@C for 1 small ;^ old • Roosters.: s4@s ;
young - Roosters. < 5r,©8.50; " Fryers. ? $5@6: . Broil
ers,. $3@5; Pi g eonB,"sl@l.2s;- Squabs, $2@2.30;
Ducks,: $c><BB» for" young and ->0@6..f0r old;
Geese. $2<a2.50i per pair. M '
'^TURKEYS— Per ;lb:; Dress«l,' f 23©23 c; live,
nominal. , .„• - •»_ --.. -..-=. • >\u25a0 '\u25a0 '.-.\u25a0• : v
-> -GAME— Per dozen i:*T Mallard' Ducks, $6(57. 50:
Canvasbackp. 1 $507 50- : Sprig. $s'g6;,Teal. .$3(5!
3.50: Gray Dnckl. '*4«4.b0: . Widgeon: $3.5054;
»maH;Ducks,- $2.50®3- .Blackjacks. $3.50; Gray
Geese.-^ $404.50; --White ; Oeese.'i $1.50@2.50;
Brant. $303.60 for large«nd's2@2.so,for gmall;
Honkers, fs@6j- Hare,--5 2.50;. Cottontail * Rab
blls. f3. . f. .-.: .' '
"\u25a0 ,':, Butter,': Cheese "and -Eges .
1 Eggs wereagaln the weak feature of the mar
ket - for; Dairy. \u25a0 Produce yesterday. ' There waa
quite an; Increase in the receipts and'all handlers
were anxious to keep as; closely cleaned: up as
possible, expecting prices to break at any time.
All grades of . t ».eab stock .were '• quoted J weak on
the Exchange \u25a0 and extras '. were ' marked ' down lc
per dozen. \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0.\u25a0'.\u25a0\u25a0-. \u25a0- !\u25a0:\u25a0.,\u25a0 •' \u0084. ..r ;\u25a0; \u25a0-
Butter remained - firm all , around, the. upper
Krades^of fresh stock be ing. particularly so under
limited. supplies. :-ReceiTers were averse -to ad
vancing, the quotations,- however, being, of the
opinion that it was too late in the season to
start any upward movement in prices. "*•\u25a0>' ->•
\u25a0 The only. changd*te Cheese was a decline of *%c
in cold storage • Eastern \u25a0 stock. .. With the excep
tion of fancy new flats " all grades of California
were decidedly, weak. • -
On the Exchange 10 cases of fresh first Eggs
sold at 35c 'and 10 sacks of fancy Eastern storage
Cheese changed hands at 16y.c. • -
Receipts were 31.600 lbs Butter. 37,500 lbs
Cheese and S93;case3 Eggs. * - . ..
, The . folio-wing \u25a0 were - the official quotations as
established by the sales. . bids and offers on the
floor of the Dairy Exchange : ""
BUTTER— Fresh creamery extras. 37^c per lb.
Orm ; \u25a0do firsts, \u25a0 84c, firm ; seconds, 26c. • firm ;
packing stock," firm at 2lUc; for -No. . 1 and 21c
for No. 2; Eastern extras, 30c, steady: do firsts.
28c. firm; Eastern ladle extras. 21 %c, firm.
Storage goods — California ' extras.- 29% c, - firm;
firsts. 2714 c. firm: seconds, 25c, firm; No.-l
pacHntr stock, 20^4c, firm; Eastern extras, 29c,
firm; Eastern ladles, firm at 21% c for extras
and 21% c for firsts.- . . • ,
CHEESE— Fancy • California, new flats, 13%e i
per lb. firm; firsts, :l2e, weak: new Young Amer
icas, fancy. 13c, steady: firsts, 14c, weak; East-;
crn, fancy, 17c, firm; Western, fancy, 15c. firm.'
Storage goods— Fancy California flats, 13^c,
weak; do firsts,- 13c. weak; fancy Eastern, 17c,
firm: faney \u25a0 Western, 13V4c. firm. . \u25a0
•EGGS— California fresh selected. 40c per doz,
weak; extras. 39c, weak:, firsts. S3c, weak; sec
onds, 33c, weak: -California storage selected,
80<?, firm; firsts, 26c. - firm : Eastern storage, se
lected, 25c. firm; firsts, 24*5 c, firm; seconds, 20c,
firm.
Deciduous and Cl truss Fruits
Aside from some • slight improvement ' in the
demand for the upper grades . of "Apples, there
was nothing new to report in the market for
fresh fruits, supplies of everything being far in
excess of requirements, . and -the market on the
whole was still rather dull, despite the improved :
weather conditions. . There were no new arrivals j
of Oranges or other Citrus fruits o,f any-conse- :
quenee. blockades on the railroad having checked I
the movement of all, kinds of produce from the!
southern part- of the State.'
CRANBERRIES— Eastern, $6@S per bbl.
APPLES— Fancy. $1.35>g1.50 per box for New
town Pippins- $1.75(52.25 for Spitzenberrs. $1.25
«iI.SO for. other red varieties and $1@1.25 for
Bellflowers; common to choice, Roc<gsr per box.
- PEARS— Winter Kellis, -. $1.75(32.25 per box:
"other varieties. $1^1.50 per box..
.CITRUS: FRUITS— Per box: - Navel Oranges.
$2.50(33 M0r.i fancy. 11.75fiJ2.25 for choice, and
$1^1.50 Ifor 'standards; Seedlings, 75c(a51.25:
Tanßerlnes. ; halves. $1.25; quarters. 500<951;
Lemons. $2.soi@.'} ; for fancy, $1.50@2 for choice
and 73c(a51.25 for standard; Grape Fruit, $3.23
(«3.50- for seedless and $2©2.50 for common:
Limes. 53.50@4. '•:\u25a0•.\u25a0»
. i TROPICAL .-i FRUITS — Bananas. $I®2 per
bnnch for Hawaiian and $2Q3 for Central Amer
ican; Pineapples, ,s3©s- per. dozen. \u25a0 .
Dried Fruits, Xut«, Raisins and . Honey
FRUlTS— Apricots, 15@18c per lb; Evap
orated Apples, spot. 6?4<iJB>^c:. Peaches. 10®
13c; Pears. 9@12%c: Prunes,. 4-size basis, 3@
3VtC; • large siren.- 4@sc basis.- \u25a0\u25a0-'\u25a0\u25a0 ' • —
RAISINS— Seeded, i S%@loc: . Loose Muscatels.
7c. '7%c and 8c for 2. 3 and 4 crown respect
ively; Seedless Sultanas," 7c; Thompson Seedless,
7>4c for nnbleached; London . Layers, \u25a0 3-crown
$1.R5; London Layers. 2-crown, . $1.75: Clusters.
53.50 for Imperial, $3 for Dehesa and $2.50 for
fancy. . . . > .
.NUTS — Almonds. Nonpareils, \u25a0'<\u25a0 17^f@18t&c; I
X L. 16%@18c; Ne Plus Ultrß. 16(g17c: DrakeH.
13>4<314£.e: Lnnguedocs. 13%@14c; hardshell,
o<g 10c. Walnuts, , jobbing prices— Soft shell.
lS(&16e for No. 1 and 12i^13c for No. 2: hard
shell. 14c for No. 'Land lie for No. 2; Italian
Cbestnats.' EUilOc per lb. ..-\u25a0?
HONEY— I6@I7c per lb> for bright comb and
13©15 c for amber: do. extracted. 6%@7%c for
water white and sH@6c for amber.
Provisions -
CURED MEATS— Bacon. 1414 c per lb for
hoavy, 14% c for lleht \u25a0\u25a0 medlnm.- 16c for light,
lfi^c for extra light and '20<g21c for sugar
cured; Dry Salt Sides,- 13 V.c: Bellies. 14e: East
ern sugar-cured Ham*. 16%@lfiyie; California
Hams, 16c: Mess Beef. 59, per. bbl: extra Mess.
$9.50; Family. $10: Prime MeaH Pork. $16.50;
extra clear, - $23 : Mess/ $19; - Pig -, Pork, $26;
Plsrs 1 Feet. $3: Smoked Beef. 14c per lb.
LARD— Tierces qnoted \u25a0 at 9e ; for California
compound, 994 c for Eastern compound and ll^c
for pure; - half-barrels, pnre, • 12c; 12-lb tins.
12Uc; 5-lb tins. ' 12Hc: 3-lb • tins. 12»ic.
COTTOLENE— One half -barrel. : lO^e;* three
lialf-barrels. ,• 10Hc: ; one- tierce. 10^4e; two
tierces. 10 He; five v 10c.
Hldesv Tallow.* Wool and Hops
•HIDES — Calls and brands sell about H«?le
under quotations. Heavy - Salted • Steers, 12c;
medium. 12Uigi3c; light. :i2V4^l3c; Csow
Hides. 12^@13c for heavy. 12^@13c for light;
Stags. S%c; Salted Kip.. 13i£c: Salted Veal.
15% c: Salted _ Calf. 15Vjc; dry Hides. 23c: dry
Kip. 22c; -dry Calf. 25c: Sheepskins. Shearlings.
20(gS0c each: | short Wool. \u25a0 50@"0c. each; -me
dlnro,. 70(390c: \u25a0 long Wool,-. $l@1.5O:- Horse
Hides, salt. . $3(^3.25 for large . and $2.75 . for
medium* $2.25 • for small and 50c for Colta;
Horse Hides. - dry. ?2«J2.2ri for large and $1.80
@1.75 for' medium.^sl.2s for small and 50c. for
Colts; Deerskins — Dry .Mexican, 32%@35c; dry
salted " Mexican. . 35@37V5c; .- dry , Central Ameri
can. . 33(5 37% c. • Goatskin*— Prime Angoras, 75c;
extra large do. $1.23; large, 50c;, medium, -Soc;
Bmall. 25c. . • - " .
TALLOW— No. 1 rendered,' sc; No. 2, 4@4^c;
Greas*. -2ffi3c. .
•WOOL — Fall ! clip— San • Jnaquin and Southern."
7<3Se: fall Lambs. BH<ai3c; Northern do. 13Q
15o; Humboldt and Mendocino. 13@14c: Middle
County. 8*3 10 c; Northern; 11 5}14c; Nevada. 15@
ISc per lb for spring and llQl4c for fall.
• HOPS — California. ll@15c: Oregon and Wash
ington. ll@lsc per lb for 1906.
Meat. Market
General firmness still prevails in all descrip
tions, with supplies light and the. weather condi
tions operating against the movement of stock in !
the countrj". .'.-.• , ;
.'... DRRSSEP MEATS
BKEF— 6%di7^c per lb for Steers and 6©6^c
for Cows.' 1 itf»ni<hs]|| l #titm'i'l'||i l i)|H'niii|i'ii< l i>,||iiii|in
VEAL— B@O%c for large and B^@9%c, tor
small. \u25a0 \u25a0 ....
MUTTON— IO@IIe for .Wethers and o%@
lO^c for. Ewes. ' • -. i
LAMB— ll@l2c per' lb for yearlings and 15c
for Spring. - .
DRESSED HOGSS— IO«3IU4e ncr lb-
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are \u25a0 for good, sound
Hveßtock, delivered in , San ' Francisco, \u25a0 less 50
per cent shrinkage for Cattle: ;•- "
CATTLE— Steers. 7^6® Be per lb for No. 1 and
T@7VjC>for.N T a..2: Cows and Heifers,- 6c; No.
2 Cows. B@si4c; thin Oows. 4H@sc.
CALVES— Sc per lb for light.. 4^e for me
dium, and 3Vlc for heavy (gross weight).
SHErtP— Wether*. 5'^ @6c per lb; Ewes, ' 5@
s^c weleht). ; '•\u25a0 \u25a0, :
LAMBS— fligfi^c per lb. V - '\u0084 '.
\u25a0 HOGS— 1O() to ISO lbs. 7%c per'lb;. over ISO
lbs. G% <%T>i?; Boars fiO per cent.; Stags 30^40
per cent and Sows 10©20 per' cent- off from
above . quotations.
' . \u25a0 General Merchandise .
BAOS—Grsln Bags. \u25a0 'June-July. B%ffiS%c;
Wool. Bags. 2814 c for 3-lb and 43c for 4-lb.
— Wellington. $12 per • ton ;; New 1 Wel
lington,- $12: Beaver rfill, SlO: Coos-Bay. $10:
Richmond, -r sl2; , Cumberland. -; sl4 In bulk: and
j $16.25 in Mcks;'Cannel.sl2 per ton: Welch An-
I thraclte, $15; :. Coke. , $15 periton Jn \u25a0 bulk and
$17 In sacks;. Rocky .Mountain, nominal."^ " \u25a0\u25a0
. OIL — Quotations \u25a0 are - for barrels, for \u25a0 cases
add . sc. Linseed, 64c \u25a0 per gallon for boiled and <
."•2c for raw; Castor Oil. In . cases. No. , 1. . 75c;
Bakers' AA. - cases.. $1.2S(!?l.S0; Lncol, ,• 50c for
boiled and 49c * for raw; China - Nut.-, cases : 55@
90c per gallon: Cocoanut OH. in barrels, 58c for
Ceylon find R3c • for Australian: • ertra > bleached
winter ' Sperm ' Oil.' 65c; -natural -.winter Sperm
Oil.'- 65c; -natural • Whale. Oil, r>sc: extra "winter
strained Lard Oil. ; 85c:. No. 1" Lard Oil.V 6Sc;
Pnre , Neat«f oot ; Oil, j 75c : No. I\u25a0\u25a0 Xeatsfoot OIL
57Hc: Herring Oil. 40c: Salmon Oil, 35c; boiled
Fish Oil, 33c; Paint Oil. 35c.- '*-
' : COAL ; OIL. •* GASOLINE. ETt— Water white
Coal Oil. 'from tank wagons. lOQUc;: special do,'
12Vic; Pesrl OH.~ In cases." 17c; V Astral, ". 17c;
Star, 17c; Extra Star, 20c; Elaine.. 26c; Eocene,
19c; Stove Gasoline, in ; bulk,- 17%c;- In, cases,
24c; motor ' gasoltne, \u25a0' in • bulk. - 17% c; - In ; cases.
24c ; . No. -'. 1 - Engine • Distillate. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0>. Iron \u25a0 • barrels or
drums.»Bc; No.- 2 do, '6^4c; -cases. - 6^f c more;
Benxlne;; ln bulk.; 12^c; \u25a0 in cases,' 19c; 86-degree
Ga^oltne.'-in bulk, 30c; .in- cases, 36c. . -.. \u25a0
- - TURPENTINE — 93c per :• gallon- in cases and
67c -in drums? and Mron- barrels. • . . .
RED AND WHITE LEAD— Red Lead. S@B%e
per ; lb::-: White; Lead, B@B%c..; according- to
quantity. \u25a0 \u25a0 • -. \u25a0' '.'- . ; . \u25a0- /• ' -, ' :
\u25a0 \u25a0 SUGAR— The . Western " Sugar ..' Refining Com
pany » quotes as follows, | terms net , cash : « Cubes
A,' Crushed and Fine Crushed.' 4. SOc; Powdered.
4.65 c; 5 Candy Granulated,- 4.65 c; Fine Fruit and
Coarae Granulated. 4.55 c: Beet Granulated- (110
lb ; bags only). 4.35 c: 1 Confectioners' A. " 4.55 c;
Magnolia r A. 4.15 c: Extra S C, 4.05 c: Golden^C,
B.Pr.c; D, 3.85 c; H. \u2666*& E. Crystal' Dominoes,
7.55 c: \u25a0 Tablets.- half-bbls.' 5.05 c :. boses.'; 5.30c \u25a0 per
1 lb.^ Barrels and \u25a0, 50-1U \ basrs :.10c,^ half-bbls - 25c
1 and boxes * 50c • more ' per " 100 : lbs • for , all { grades.
No ' order * taken : for : less than 75 . barrels or Its
equivalent.' - .. .'.,\u25a0>, .'v,'; '\u25a0_\u25a0: \u25a0: ;
; /i*i Receipt* of Produce
FOR : FRIDA Y,t' JANUARY 11 \:
Flour, qr^sks.;.'. 2.440 Wool.- -\u25a0 bale's itV.:. . 18
Wheat," ctls ' \u25a0".•". ; . * sftO Rolled i Barley,' sks ' 1,500
Barley,? ctls ;-. . . .'; 2,050 Leather,' rolls '.TV; ""150
Oats, ctls '. . . .'. .' 30iHides, .- N0 ; '. :'. . ; . ; ' 616
Tallow,'; ctls .'. ... 11 Pelts, \u25a0 bdls .' . 260
Sugar,' . ctls ......; ". 550 Lime. ) bbls * "rtrri 1,092
Bran. - sks ;-. . ;. . . . . 225 Brandy, : gals < . r. : - . 400
Middlings,' sks r.. " 1 80 Wine, gals \ .... .23,200
Potatoes,^ sks -;:r; 1,700 Lumber. .'Ml ft.::*, mo
Onions, • 5k5 ; ... . ; ; 810 Quicksilver, ; flsks. 50
Hay, tons ..'..:. '465 Livestock,-. -head..'. - 820
THE STOCK-MARKET
Mining Stocks • Lower and Local - Secur
:V-':'.>^;isl*l»*«»;Still iXesrlected - ; :.'<-;>-.: '." '
1 - -: Mont i of - the *• business'- In r local .securities .yes--'
i terday • was in 'bonds, i which . fold to the amoont
of $33,000. •*.* There . waB ; hardly;; any ; trading < In
shares. \u25a0;\u25a0" Aside '\u25a0• from a ? higher »bldf: for \ Pacific
Lighting ' stock s there were no noteworthy . varia
tions \ ln- stocks.'". _ ;••'.'",.- -\>-
In the \u25a0--\u25a0" mining '\u25a0 stocks the : Comstocks i were
\u25a0 quiet,* and , except ; lower ; quotations .for .: Belcher.
Best „ A > Belcber.i and jr, Unions- prices J showed »no
appreciable ; change : from . the : preceding . day.".iTh>s
Southern ;•.¥ Ncvadas -•-,-' were "\u25a0;: generally * % weaker
throughout the : list. \u25a0 with ? most '>. of..", the 4 leaders
lower. r: Business In tln-sc '• stocks continued! larjc?."
| however," and I there Lwas\the itisnial j throng' of <In
i terestcd speculators around the- rail. ;' T It -.was
noticeable, ' howeTer. . that • selling realizing
were more numerous .than ; the; buying. orders. ,
STOCK AA'D BOND EXCHANGE
FRIDAY, Jan. 11— 10:30 s. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS , .
. Bid. Ask. : Bid. Ask.
4s qt conp.. — — \u25a0 4s qr cp new.l29»ilSl%
4s qr " reg. . . — — 3s qr coup. . . — —
. MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Ala A-W ss. — —• Ok T Co 65. 115 —
Asm Oil ss. 92% — Do 5s ....108 —
Bay CPC 55.103 — Ok T Con ss. — 108
Cal CG ss. — —: O W gtd ss. 90 S8
Cal G& E g '>:- Oceanic S ss. 60 — \u25a0
• m & ct 5s 87 '87%0m Cable 6s. — 120%
Cal-stO 55.105 — Pae Glm 4s. — 95
C C Wat 58.102% — P.E Ry 55..10»ti110%
Do g mgss 96% 97 Pac L&P ss. — 100
Ed L&P 6s. — — P * C H e5.101%103
F& O H 65.108 — P4O R Ca.105 —
Gearv-st 55.. 40 — Powell-st 65..111% — ,
H C"«StS-5%5."— — Sac EGARSs. IO3**IO4%
Do ss-'....104%108 SF & 5JV55.119%119%
Hon R T 65.107%1C8% SF.O A SJ5s. — 110%
L Tahoe R35.101 102 SJi SCR 4%s 94% —
L A Elec ss. — 100% Sierra R 65.. 112 —
LAG;& ElSs.loo —- S P of A 6s .
L A Ry 55. .117 — <1909> — 103%
LAL gtd 55.104%105% (1910) ' — 105
LAP lem 58.109 SPofC6s
LAP Cal &». — 110% (1912) 112% —
Mkt-st C 65.109% — SPC leg 55.119 —
Do lem. ss. — 112 S P B R 65.134 —
MV& MtTss.loo — SV W g mg4s 93 93%
NR of C 5s -''120 Stkn GtE fls. — 105
N P C R 58.102 103% U G & 'E-85.101%103%
NC Ry 55.. — 113 UR of SF 4s. 82 —
NC PC Ss.lol — Val Co P ss. — 103
O GL4H 55. 108 —
WATER STOCKS-
Contra Costa 60 \u25a0 — |Marin-Co ... — 62
Do ctfs ..39% 60%|s V Wat Co. 25 25%
GAS AND ELECTRICS x
Cent L & P. 1 2% Martel Power — —
Mut E L ctfs B% 9U Pac L O> 80% S4
Do ex ctfs 13 13% Stkn G&E. — —
INSURANCE
Fireman's Fund — 9%
t", BANK STOCKS
Am Ntl 8k.130 — Lon. P & A. 135 —
Anglo-Cal .. 87% 95 Mer Trust ..230 230 \u25a0„
Bank of Ca1.362^ — Merch Ex . . 60 —
Cal Safe Dp. 129 % — S F National. — —
First Natal.. — 315 ' '\u25a0\u25a0> :
SAVINGS BAJSKS
Ger S & L.2950 — ISar & L' 50.. 100
Hum S 8k.230n — . |Sec Sar 8k..390 425
Mutual Sar.. 90 — (Union T Co. — —
S F Say U.618%623 I
STREET RAILROADS
California .. — 148 I Presidio .....— 80
Geary ...... — 31i<i! T
POWDER
Giant Consolidated C 0.:..'. 85% 88%
SUGAR
Hawaiian C. 81 — Onomea S *C. 37^4 —
Honokaa SC 10 11 Paaubau S a 16*1 I*%
nutch SPC 13^4 15% Union S Co. . 44 50
Kilauea SC. — 3 -Do pool ... 44 50
Makawell C. 31% 33 \u25a0.
MISCELLANEOUS
Alaska P A. — ' 48 Oceanic 8 Co. 2% —
Asso Oil Co. 47 48% Pac Aux FA. 1 2
Cal F-O A.103U105 Pac O 80rax.132% —
Cal Wine A. — 84% Pac ST& T. 103 U 104
MVA MtTm. — 110
SALES
Morning j Session
Board —
. y- / -5 Alaska Packers*. Assn. cash.... 47.50
VlOOV 100 Hutchinaon S P Co 15.23
100 Hutchinson 8 P Co, cash 15.25
25 Onomea Sugar "Co 37.25
10 Paauhau S P Co\ 18. 50
25 Spring Valley Water Co 25.12%
$1,000 Hawaiian Coral & Sugar 85.... 104. 37%
$3,000 S F & S J Valley 5s 119.50
$6,000 S P Cal 6s (1912).... 112.75.
$1,000 U R R of S F.4s. cash 82.62%
$10,000 Associated 011.5s 92.50
" '
55 Bank of California „ .. 363.50
$7,000 Cal Gas & El G M & C T 5s 87.50
$5,000 C C Water gen mtge 3s 97.00
t2.000t 2.000 Northern Cal Power 55...... ..101.50
1.000 .Sac El Gas & Ry 55.:. 104.00
$17,000 S F & S J \u25a0 Valley \ss .-..\u25a0. 119.50
" . ' \u25a0 \u25a0 — — \u25a0
UnlUted Securities
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Bid. Ask.! Bid. Ask.
Bay CPC 65.104% — .s. SF & NP 5#.107% —
Cal NW Rss.Hl 112 SUnd El 55.. — 93
Ok T Con 55.102 — Do gtd ss. 90 »4
SF Drydk 65.112 — Sun Tel 55... — 110
SF G&E 4%s — 97% ;
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Ala Sug \u25a0 Co; — \u25a0 18 Hono nw pool — 27 -
Gal Cot Mils 88% — N Cal Power. 27% 29
Cal TI& T. — 200 Orpheum Co.. 16 —
Chutes Co '. . — 4 Pac C Cas Co. 150 175
Cyp.L Imp. — 5 S'F Drydock. 60 —
Dpt Pw pfd. 89- — SF &SJ Coal — 20
Do com ..100 ins%lTnick Elect. IJ>% 21
Hono P Co.. — 26%|
BALER
Morning Session
. Board —
10 Truckee EJeetric Co 20.00
$2,000 Pacific Gas i Electric 5s 84.50
California "(irk nnC "II Exchange
Bid. Ask. I - Bid. Ask.
Asso Oil 5tk.49.00 \u25a0 —Oil City Pet.. 57 CO
Caribou 6.C0 — Peerless ......3.00. —
Home ....... — 30 Piedmont 10 —
Independence. 10 12 Sterling ......1.25 1.50
Junction .... 13 — Superior ...... 06 —
Kern, new ..10 20 Twenty-eight. 6.00 7.00
Kern Rirer.. — 10.00 West Shore ..2.00 — ;
McKlttrick ..10 — Wolverine 40 50
Mob of Ariz. 12 —1
fS7S&fOZM SALES
55 Associated 48.00
Mining: Stocks
BAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the Bales on the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
' v . COMSTOCKS
Regular Morning Session
500 Andes ....... 20 ; 100PotosI 24
500 Belcher 82 200 PotoM 23
100 Best & 8e1ch.1.65 800 Sarage ..1.. ..1.10
100 Caledonia ... 63 100 SaTage 1.15
500 Chollar ...:.. 21 300 Scorpion 10
200 Crown Point.. 33 500 Seg Belcher .. 14
100 Exchequer ... 65 200 Sierra NeT ... 73
100 Mexican ".1.03 200 Union Con ... 5S
200 Ophir .......3.05 100 Utah 08
100 Ophir .......3.00 200 Yellow Jacket. 85
400 Overman ..... 20i 200 Yellow Jacket. 98
2100 Overman ..... 251 200 Yellow Jacket. 1. 00
. . Informal Session
200 Gould & Cur. 38 100 Union Con ... R8
800 Ophir 3.00 800 Union Con ... 86
100 Sierra Ncr .. 75 .
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
Bill. Ask". * Bid.Ask.
Alpha 17' 13 Kentuck ..... 10 —
Alta ........ 05 ' — Julia .15 —
Andes ....... 19 20 Justice ". .". . ... \u25a008 09
Belcher 77 79 Mexican 1.03 1.10
Best & 8e1ch.1.60 1.65 New York .Con 06 —
Bruns C Va.. 04 \u25a0 — Occidental ... 43 —
Bruns Savage. 03 — - Ophir 3.00 3.05
Bullion-. ". 30 32 Overman 23 26
Caledonia ... fi5 ... — Potosl 23 24
Challenge. ... 27 —Savage 1.05 1.15
Chollar 20 21 Scorpion ..... Ofl 11
Confidence x .. .1.30. — Seg Belcher .. 14 15
Con Imperial. 02 031 Sierra Nev ... 74 78
Con Va*M C 0.1.15 I.2olSUver Hill ... 62 —
Crown Foint.. 32 33 Standard 00n..2.50 2.85
Rich Eureka..s.so —St Louis 06 —
Exchequer 65 68 Union Con ... 55 57
Gould & Cur. 37 39 rtah 07 08
Hale & Norc.; 90 93 Yellow. Jacket. 1.00 1.05
. TONOPAH- AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS
"Regular Session-^-9 :30 to 12:30
5200 Adams ...... 24U000 Lida Bell .... 08
4000 Adams ......: 23 10.000 Lice Harris. '06
20O.Adams. ; ...... 25 1500 Uttle Blfg .. 06
1000 Amethyst ... 68 8500 Lone Star .... -40 j
1000 Do, b 60... 70 4000 Lone Star .... 41
1000' Do. b 60... 71 2000 Do. b 30. . . . 42
1000 Amethyst :" ...' 7f> 1000 Lone Star .... 39
6000 Apr Fool Ex. 05 1000 Man Buffalo ... ,09 .
2000 Arcadia » . ; . . . \u25a0 10(1000 Man Broncho. .20
2500 Atlanta ..... 93 4000 Man Broncho.. • 21
4300 Atlanta, ..... 94 250 Man Cons ... 97
- 200 Atlanta . . . . .1.00 300 Man Cons \u0084 . . 93
1000 Atlanta, s 5.. 94 100 Man Cons ...1.00
2000 Atlanta, s 10. 94 2000 Man Cons . . . -96
. lOO.AtlanU ..... 05(600 Man .Cowboy.. 13
' 200 Atlanta : . . . . . 9614000 Man Crescent.. 15
1000 Atlan « & , Pac. 0611000 Man Dexter . . 75
500 Baltimore -:.. 07 4000 Man Dexter .. 78
100 Belmont :... .5.50 3000 M High Grade. 16
31.000 Black Ants. : 12 5000 Man Humboldt 08
' 500 Black 'Ants r. . 13 800 Man M \u25a0 Co: . : . IS
3000 Bl'rf B'Bonanz 14 5000 Man. M C 0.... 21
5000 Blk ' Butte ;Ex 17 1000 Man . M • C 0 ..- .. 20
1000 Blk Butte Ex 18 1000 Man Red .Top. 06
13.000 Black Rock. 11 200 Mayflower Con 76
1000 Blue - Bell - ... 24 S3OO Mayflower Con 70
6000 Blue Bell : . . 2517300 Mayne 21
3000 Blue »Ball - . . ; 58 5000 Mayne . . . 20
200 Blue Bull .... ' s»i 1000 Mayne, s 10.. 20
200. Blue - Bull . . . 57 300 MacNamara . . 63
3000 Bonnie. Clare. 33 1300 Mid Pawnee... 16
2000 Brooklyn ... ." 07 500 Midway ... . ..2.30
600 Brooklyn .... 06 1000 Mohawk Ex .. 27
1000 Bullfrog Anx. 06(5000 Mohawk Junior 07
4000 B \u25a0 Belmt, ; blO 16 4000 Mon Pitts Ex. 18
ICOO Blf z \u25a0 Daisy r. .50 5000 Mont Bullfrog. . 15
5000 Bullfrog Mln: 42 2000 Montgomy Mt.-47
3300 Blfrg \u25a0 Nat Bk -«0 2000 l : Do. b , 60. . . -4»
20O«> Blfrg : Victor.. > 35 10.000 Mtg Shos Ex 24
500 Btte.Goldfleld lft| SOO Mtg Shos Ex.. 25
4000 Capital Wond. 2611000 - Do. s-10.... 24
,200 Cash -Boy ... 15 4000 Mtg Hill M,ss 08
1200 Columbia :Mt. 1.30 3000 Nev Boy ..... 28
1000 Colum'.Mt Ex 10 3000 Nev'Boy .:;•.... -27
500 Com Fractlon.s.7s 200 Nev'Boy ...... 29
500. Do. V 15.10.:.5.75 10.000 Nev Hills Fir. 20
8000 Comet ." . ' 0412005 New Orleans. . 10
4200 Conqueror ..;. 32 5000 N Shosh, - s 4 19
3000 Conqueror ....' S3 '300 North ; Star «... 41
2500 Conqueror .-.'; 31 1000 ' Do. s 9 ". 40
1000 : Do.: b 30. :. 33 3000 North Star ... 40
2tX)O •> Do. -b : 90. . . 34 500 Oakea - . . .V. . . i 10
1000.v-'Do.'b r 10:-.-.-»323000 0ake5 ......... 11
7000 ! Congress -:.,,.. 131 1000 Old Sol T:. ... 15
2000 Cracker 'Jack. 21(2000 Orig Bullfrog. . 23
1000, Cracker Jack . 20| 50<^ Do, s'\u25a0 5. .-. . . -24
2000 Cracker Jack. Vl9 1000 OrigMun .... 83
3000 Daisy .\u25a0...*. . . .3.00 1000 Orlg Man . %. .32
5500 Daisy Ex 1 .... •10 300 : , Do. s 10.... 38
9500 Dmißßtte'C. 60 1000 Oreana ...... 22
13.500 Dm B'B Con .'6l 500 Oro- .......... 55
' COO Dm-BBtteC. 50 2000 Oro . .; ..;.... -54
7000! Dixie ....:..: 17 1000 Paymaster *- '.V..-' O3
1500 Dixie.' ;::.-.?. IS 4000 Perm Blfrg .. 10
1000 Dixie's 30... "- 17 2000 Pa Bonanza... 10
12.500 Dmd vTrngl.,s7 500 Plne*Nnt, slO 32
7000 Dmd i Trnitl. ; .'. 581 500 Pine , Nut :;v.; ' 32
intio : Do.-hfio.;. ,s*iH*lO Plne^Nut .... ai
2000 * Do. b' 6o..*. 60il000 Flute ........ 11
F.^^-Kf^.^^r,
.'- Retail rate, of th^^lng iggJ~ J
X' ;;:::::::-@3weui^ e«oe «o W.. »*>.
Richmond 15.001
" DAIRY PRODUCE. ETC.— _ 45<S"M
Butter 2-Ib sq..— ®S3!E?j:9. doa
1% lb «1uarV..65«870! Do storage ••••-f«
Callfrnla Cbeese.2ool2s; D° ; Ea-tern- ._«» J
Extern Ch*eae..-«123 Honey, coo^- 11 *- Jg
Swiss Cheese ...25@35! Do extracted. . . . ,W
POULTRY AND GAME— nalr — 'tITO
H eSch fSSS&K^^S
Do small . . . -50«60 Canvasbacks «W£
Old Roosters. «a.43@50l Widgeon *»
Fryers, each .. .55060 Small I>ucks •-••Js£2>
Broilers. each... 40@50l Gray Geese zfc v\
Turkeys, per "lb.— <63o' White Geese ...-Zs* .«>
Ducks, each ....— <3sllßrant '\u25a0"'!-&]*
Geese. eaeh...s2@2.so!Honkers Zm'A
Goslings _/3— l Hare **"_ /grfcj
Pigeons, pair . . .30@40!Rabbits «*»
Meats, per pound— is® is
Roast Beef— • Mutton Chops. . - . «|^
Choice cuts. 12%®13l Pork Chop- _&&
Do plain — OlOlVeal Cutlets ...-— <g™
Roast Veal ...10<ai2%!Corned Beef |« ;,
Roast Pork ....13<91S!B*ef Stew JB» T
Foreotr Lamb. — @12% Mutton Stew . ... ;<*
HlndqVter • SSnto.-oS|Ve.l Ste* •— "fift
Foreqt r Mutton.— & 10 Soup Meat —«g «
f>eg Mutton . ..— OWlSonp Bones •\~-.,/g~
Tenderloin Steak-— @ls:Hams •*"40ra25
Porterhse Steak..lS<a2ofßaeon \u25a0•"•"••;ii?Si%
Sirloin Steak..— ©l 2% Pork J*S!i?
Tiound Steak ... S<®lo! Chipped Beef OW—
Lamb Chops ....lS@2oiLard «"
ArtlcbokMt Bdca.T3cQslB dca.T3cQ$l Leek*. d<* t nf > *"M«'W
Beets, dos io@— Mushrooms. .^••• 3^^?
Beans, white, lb. 3© 6 Onions, per H>- •— Wf^
Do, colored, lb. 4(9 « Okrm. P«_ Il) - 'iiT^SS
Dried Una. lb.— ® 8 Potatoes, lb :^%^
Cabbage, each... 5<310» Do Sweet. »••— S«X
Celery, head ... s@lo Parrotps. <*«• £1*273
Cress." dx bMch.ls^R»dishe«. d* toch— «l3
Cucnmbers. each.— <*j}l3!Sa«. do« bn<^"--f2i:
Chile Pepper*..— «l2t4 [Son*. Sqaash,lb.l2%@lJ ,
Bell Peppers ...-©-Sprouts, per \*~^® «
Dried - Pepper*. ..20ffl23SplMcb, per R>..—««
Zgg Plant, lb. ..— <S— Thyme. d« bneb.— «Z3
G?een Peas ...I«<ai2^ Turnips, per <J«-TT®i*
Lettne*. Dos ...15@25|Tomato«>. lb 15® -0 .
FRUITS AND NUTS-^ ,_, , , v «,»in
Alllfftr Peara, e*.2s@3s!fig«. dried. 1 5«I rt *Si?
Almonds ...... .—^2o Grape Fruit. «I*-8^;^«
Apples 40 6 Lemons. do« 10^2S
P^«ns — ©20 Limes, doj tO^tS
Brazil -Nnts ....15@20JOranges. Dos -•••»®*J
Bananas. d0»....20®25 Ptaeapplets. eaeh.3S«*sO
Cranberries. <jt.. 10^ 15 Pears, tt ,«««?
Cocoanuts. each.. 8010 RaWna. lb \u2666•••— i"3^
Chestnuts. n>..lT%@2o|Walant», p« 1b..20@25
• FISH. PEB POUND— J_ -
«arracouta .....— ©— jSartnrps. lb ""SiX
Black" Bass ....— @23 Do picked —050
Carp — ® B!Sea Bass ZZ^ l^
Cat&ih ~— «l2H Smelts
Codfish «12^4 Sole* -— @£*>
Flounders ....—®IZV, Skates, each •••-W®-^
Halibut ...... 12% «ais| Squid '7&iV!l
Herring — @ 8 Tomcod X 0^ L 2 V '
Mackerel .....10@12% Turbot Zo %r~
Do horse 10@— Treat .; 7^ST~
»>rch , — 110 Whlteflsb - 10©—
Rockfish ........ 13@20 Clams. S^n.-..SO&r-'
Rockcod 12%<ai3 Do. n* l * l "^ ll^ l *.^^
Baimon. fresh. 12%<5113 Crawfish, per tt».— gls
>. Do smoked. ; . .15@20 Mussels, lb ZzQ.l2
Salmon Trout. ..—^3o Crabs, esen • ;— "@^
Sardines —$10 Oysters. Cal. ipO-fO® 5 "
ghad — @in Do Eastern. dz.So(B4^
Striped Baas — ®15[ ,t
eOOOEmnlre 191 500 Potlatcn B£-
900 Eagle's Nest.. 2312700 Red Hills .... 30
5000 Esmeralda ... 3114000 Red Hills 33
1000 Esmeralda ... 32j 500 Red Hills .... 31
2500 Florence Ex.. 25! 1000 Red Lion 1*
3000 Do. b 60... 2611000 Red Top Ex.. 3«
1900 Frances' Mhk. 90 1 8500 Bed. Top Ex.. 3S
600 Gold Bar 1.601800 Do, b6O 40
2100 Do, s 10.. .1.60 2000 Do. b6O S3
2000 Gold Bar ..1.52% 2000 Rescue Con .. 22
7100 Gold Anchor.. 43 2000 Rhyolite Twn. 0.
650 Gold Anchor.. 445000 Ruby Wonder. f»
8000 Do. b 60... 45! 600 Sandstorm ... 7«
460 Gld Con M. .10.0013000 Sandstorm Es. 12
1000 Gld Con M.9.87%| 500 Sandstorm Ex. U
200 Do. b *50.10.12%11500 Silver Pick ..1.50
ROO Do. ft 10... 9.751 500 Sliver Pick. .1.52%
100 Do, b 60.. 10.2511000 Silver Pick -.1.45
100 : Do, s 5 10. 00: 100O Silver Pick Ex IS
1500 Gld Kewanas.l.73'2ooo Silver Pick Ex ifl
100 Gld M NeT. .1.801 500 Skookum Blfrg 23
1500 Gld Portland. 45! 200 St Ives I.™
1000 Gld Portland. 4011000 St Ives «>*
1000 Gld Portland. 41! ROO St Ives 97
600 Gold Mt 07(4500 Do. b9O 1.05
20.000 G Wedge .. 1911000 Stray Dog ... W
1000 Grandma '2«! 100 Stray Dog ... «S
1000 Grandma 27| 400 Stray Dog ... *4
15.500 Great Bend.l.40!lOOO Sun Dog . °4
2000 Great 8end.1.37%1 300 Ton Ex 5.87%
6500 Do, b 10... 1.401 500 Ton Tlime Cob 03
600" Do. s 5..:.1.40i1000 Ton Hbme Cos &*?~
200 <i Bnd An.BlO 3111000 Tramp C. 510.1.t--')
4500 Grt Bend Ex. 32 11000 Treasure '7
•500 Grt Bend Ex. 3412000 Verde, s 10.".. ' . <"+
1000 Great Westrn. \u25a0 CSI .100 Vernal '••'•"lj r
ROO Great Westrn. P6! 1000 Vernal ....... lap
500 Hlbernla 2«: 100 West End ...l.'f>
1000 Hlbernia 25^500 Do. s 10....1.f0
1500 Homestale C. 1. 30!5fH>0 Wonder '7
7000 Ind Ton, b 90. 04| 500 Whale *-i.i
8700 Jim Butler . ..1.33t2000 Tankee Girl .. Jil
200 Jim 8ut1er.1. 37% 110C0 Tankee Girl .. ns
200 Jumbo 4.50!2P00 Do. 1 10,...",u(J
1000 Jumbo Ex ...2.0013500 Tellow Horse.. IT
4100 Jumbo Ex ...1.9011000 Do. m 5 11
1000 Keane Wonder fi613000 Ye Horse Ex. IS
1000 Kewana Ex .. 3512000 Yel Horse Ex.- 17
1300 Kendall «517000 Yellow Rose.. 13
ICO Kendall 64 1000 Yellow Rose.. 14
1000 Kendall Ex.. 10(2300 Tellow Tiger.. 19
500 Laguna 1.70|
Informal Session— l2:3o to 2 p. n.
8000 Adams ...... 245000 Gold Mt .... 08
8500 Adams 2515000 Gld Portland.. 4f> i
1000 Adams 2312000 Grandma 27
1000 Ametirtst ... 7019500 Great Bend ..1.35
7000 Atlanta ..... 94 [9000 Great 8end. 1.87%
1000 Atlanta '. 9215000 Do. b9O J. 45
4300 Atlanta 9315000 Grt Bend Ex. 3rt
600 ft Black Ants .. 12 7000 Hlbernla 28
18.000 Blk Btte Ex 17 1500 Homestake Cn.1.30
5000 Black Rock .. lll2oCo Homestake. 1.32X4
4000 Blue Bell ... 24U000 Do. b 10.... 1.35
1000 Blue Bell ... 2312000 Homestake Ex. 20
2000 Blue Bell ... 25| 500 Jim Batter ..1.35
500 Blue Bull ... 67| 300 Jumbo Ex I.9<>
1000 Blue Bull ... R9!lOX> Jumbo Ex I.BX
1000 Blue ; Bull . . . C6H500 Jumbo Ex I.W
6000 Blue Bull ... M 128.000 Lone" Star... 39
1000 Blue Quarts.. 85! 400 Lone Star .... 3«
1500 Booth 1.034000 Lone Star .... ,37
1000 Booth .. '.1.101 500 Lone Star .... 30
100* Blfnt Banner.l.io! 600 Lou Dillon ... 24
3000 California ... 2211000 Lou Dillon ... 28
1 6100 Columbia Mt. 1.80! 5000 Man Broncho.. 09
1500 Colum Mt. .1.27J.i11000 Man Frisco ..27
2600 Cora Frae..s.S7%t 600 M'Namara. slO 65
2600 Com Fraetlon.fi.oollsoo M'Namara. slO M
500 Com Fraction.s. sol2soo M'Namara. slO 63
4000 Com Fractlon.s. 7sHooO M'Namara, slO 60
1000 Com Frac..5.62%j11.500 Mayne 20
1000 Com Frae..6.12%!1000 Mayflower Con 60
9000 Commonwealth 47! 200 Mayne ...;... 24
1000 Conqueror . . . 32i3000 Mohawk Ex . . 25
12.000 Cracker Jek 2016000 Mtg Shos Ex. 2S
800 Daisy. 3.0011500 Ne-r Boy 28
. 500, Do, b 60.3.12%U000 NeT Boy 2*
500 -Do. b 90... 8. 1511000 NeT Boy 27
3000 Dixie IS! 1000 Orlg BuUfrog. 25
• 600 Dixie ... l»!2000 Oro .......... 55
1000 Dixie: 17U700 Pitts S Peak.. 1.75
3000 Dm B Btte C. 61! 500 Pitts S Peak.. 1.70
2000 Do. b6O 64,2000 Potlatch ..... 6O
6210 Dnj B Btte C. 60)3005 Red Top Ex.. S9
200 Dm. B Btte C. 59!600O Red. Top Ex.. SS
8000 Dmdfld . Trngl. 57; 1500 Red Top Ex.. S«
600 Dmdfld Trngl. 59 i1 000 Red Top Ex.. 87
2000 - Do. b 60... 60' «00O Rescue Con .. 22
2000 Dmdfld Trngl. - ««'2OOO Sandstorm ... 7R
2000' Do. b 80... R9i 300 Sandstorm ... 72
5000 Federal ..... l«! 2000 Syl Humphrey. 14
21.000 Empire 1812600 Syl Humphrey. 13
13.000 Empire .... 19! 100 Silver Pick ..1.40
300 Gold Bar 1.50(1500 Silver Pick ..1.45
200 Gold Bar ..1.42- '1000 Silver Pick ..1.50
2000 Gold Anchor., v*. 500 Silver Pick Ex 17
230 Gld Con M.9.57%i2500 St Ives 97
500 Gld Con M.". .9.75;5tX» St iTes 96
500 Gld Con M.9.e2%!1000 Tramp Con ..1.90
500 Do,-b 60.10. 12%!400O Vernal .; 29
6000 Gld Kewanas.l.7oU OOO Vernal 30
1000 Gld Kewanas.l.7s'3OOO Yankee Gtrl .. 1«
600 Gld Kewana».l.Bo'sooo Do.s 5 16
600 - Do. b 90. ..1.90J ,
CLOSING QnOTATIONS
Wfld'Goose... — 1-75|
CALIFORNIA
Argonaut .... — 4.80 Gwtr Pay Cop — 30
BosGwtr^Cop — 12 Ornwtr B Jack — ; BO
Brunswick ... — 74 Gwtr Bl Oxide —50
Bunxer Hill.-. SO — Llghtner M C 0.1.23 —
Cen-Enreka — . SolNev Hercules.. 63
Excel Mt C0p.1. 40 1.4s Red 80y...... 33
Furn Crk Co. — 6.50 S Eurska MCo — 10
Fnrn.Crk Ex. — 75|
, XEVADA /
Tonopah District -.': i-
Belmont 3.25 —^JMidway ..... .2,25 J\
Belmont -Ex.. — IJ> Midway Ej... 23 37}
Boston Ton.. . 17 — Mizpah Ex. An-
Brghr's JB Ex 25 — Montana . .....4 oo -_r
California .. . 21 22 Mont Mdwy Ex 13 «ft
Cashboy ..... 14 — Mon Plttsb-Ex 18 i»
Esperanxa... 02 03 N V Ton Con — i^
Eureka Ton... 20 — North Star... 40 41'
Golden -Anchor, 42 43 Ohio Tonopah..— li'
Golden Crown. 20 21 Onto Ton Ex..— if
Golden -Gate. . 10 — Pavmaater 03 ru
Gold -Mountain — OS Rescue Consl" ~> __
Gold Mtn Con — 03lTonop«h Ex.. .5 75, «on
Great- Western 05 06 Ton Some Con W S
Home . .\ . .V. 16 lSlTonopah Lode. 15 •
Indiana Ton.. 03 O4JTon Stiver & G 03 ' —
Jim- Butler. V. 1.35 1.31 Ton of Ne-T. _"o 00
J. C. WILSON
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