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14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Kew York stocks higher. Cotton slightly ' advanced. >
Coppers firm, with the leaders sharply higher.
Silver fractionally lower. Exchange unchanged.
Active placement of funds in local bonds.
Wheat tending upward in Europe on the Russian situation.
Barley, Oats and Corn devoid of striking features.
Hay and Feedstuffs as previously quoted.
Lower prices accepted 'for Honey. -- -
Provisions, live and dressed Meats unchanged.
Potatoes still advancing under/ light supplies. Onions, firm.
Game in better condition and firmer. - Poultry rather weak.
Eggs 5c lower. Butter 2j/ 2 @Ac lower. Cheese J^c lower.
Fresh Fruit dull and in liberal supply. V
EASTERN* MARKETS
New York Money Slsrket
NEW 'YORK. Feb. 7.— Money on call easier,
2»4<g3 por cent; ruling rate, 2% per cent
closing bid, 2% P« cen<: offered at 2% per
cent. Time loans active; sixty -day bills, 4% ©5
per cent; ninety days and six months, 5% per
Prime mercantile paper, 5%@6»4 per/cent.
Sterling exchange firmer, with actual business
In bankers' bills at J4.54C5*a:4.5470 for demand
end at 54.50C0&4.5065 for sixty-day bills.
Posted rates. S4.SI and $4.85%.
Commercial bills. $4.80%.
Bar silver. 68% c.
Mexican dollars, 52"-4 c-
Government beads tieady, railroad bonds firm.
New York Stock Market
NEW YORK. Feb. 7.— A hesitating and ir
regular advance broadened out in the final hour
of today's stock market into a more animated and
comprehensive rise than Las, occurred at any
time einee the decisive downward tendency of
prices set in. The Inspiration for the moment
Js larpeJj" in rumors of Washintgon origin of a
new development there that would relieve the
corporation world from the sense of hostility on
tfce part of the administration of the Govern
ment. Cp to that lime there were long periods
of lethargy in the trading and the same lack of
follow-up to the movement that has left the
market without definite tendencies for Beveral
days. There was an absence of the weakness in
individual etocts which has been an unsettling
fcCuence in recent markets, even when the gen
eral tendency wa» upward, and this was In favor
of the market. A temporary setback in Missouri
Pacific after the first recovery was the only ex
ception of importance. There was ' no clear re
flation in the day's market of any important de
velopments in the condition of affairs. Senti
ment was favorably affected by the advices from
tb« winter wheat regions of an ample snow cov
ering to insure the safety \of that crop. The
trfcest market was affected at the same time by
the promises of extra foreign requirements for
wheat from Russian and Argentine shortages.
The Southwestern railroads were most Imme
diately affected by tte outlook. Assertions of
an intended increase in the dividend on Atchison
and Southern Pacific which have been often
heard, were also used with tffect. especially in
the rase of Atchison. .Southern Pacific was slug
gish and did not respond, even to the later rise
in Cnion Pacific upon the President'^ return to
his office after a period of illness. Erie was a
conspicuous feature of the strength, the move
ment 6howisg evidence of being under the same
auspices as former large operations in Readlc?.
Prospects for the proposed increases In freight
rates, which are being canvassed In the railroad
world, gave a subject for continued discussion.
This 6erred to counteract to Home extent the
showing of decreases in net earnings of railroads
by reason of increased operating cost, which has
n»w become a general tendency. The traffic
managers' plan for freight is looked to as a pos
sible means of increase in the earnings, and at
the same time adding to the efficiency of the
present supply of equipment. The intention of
railroad companies to retrench their plans for
any future projects of improvement is now gen
erally accepted as a- fixed determination. The
reduction of the pressure for new capital is ex
pected to result, but also a subsidence of a
part of the demand for materials and for labor
Is to be accepted as an Inevitable consequence.
The question of how far this process of readjust
ment may carry the reaction in industrial activ
ity is now believed to account for the recent ac
tion of the 6tock market, where operations were
reflected of persons informed of the determina
tion of railroad authorities to curtail their im
provement plans. The feature of the day in the
money market was the free offerings of funds
on time. Foreign exchange was firmer,' although
the strong position reported by the Bank of
England and the Bank of France showed the
strength of the foreign financial position. In spite
of the retention of the 5 per cent discount rate
by the Bank of England. - While the late rise in
stocks broadened out to some extent, it was still
largely special li?d In the early favorites. The
rinsing was strong at the best.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value, $2,
©SG.OOO. United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
Xew York Stock Mst . /i v,;
E. F. Button & Co., 490 California' street,
rsrmbcrs of the New York Stock Exchange.
rorsish the following list of bead and stock
sales yesterday:
Ea'.CT.I STOCKS. IHigh.|Low.| Bid. l AskT
I Adams Express.. 290 300
1,000 Allis-Chalmcrs .. 15% 15 13 ISK
SOOj Do pfd 39 37»i 38V4 39%
85,200 Amalg Copper .. 113% 111% 113% 1134
Am Beet Snffar 19 20 \
Do pfd 82%
Am Can Co 6% s?i
....... Do pfd 53% 64
2,200 Am Car & F Co. 43 42% 42% 43
100 Do pfd 102 102 102 102%
100 Am Cotton 0i1... 30 30 30 ; 30%
Do pfd 68 92%
Am Ex 230 240
'. Am Grass T Co. 6% 7%
'. Am Hide & L 5% 6%
Do pfd 26 28
100 Am Ice Secur. .. 84 S4 S3 86
Am Linseed 17 18
».. Do pfd 32 35
2,400' Am Locomotive.. 73 71% 72% 73
Do pfd ..i 110% 112
: . Am Malt 3»i 3%
... Do pfd 23.4 24
12,100 Am S A: X Co.. 144% 142% 148% 144
600 Do pfd 115% 115. 115 115%
1,000 Am Sugar 132 131% 131% 132
400 Do pfd 12»% 129% 129% 133
200 Am Steel F 9% 9 9% 9%
Do pfd 44% 45,
Am TtT Co 128 130
700 Am Tob pfd 96 95% 85% 96%
200 Am Woolen 32 32 31% 32»4
Do pfd 98% 100
55.800 Anaconda 254% 2J6 284 254%
«00! Atlantic C L ... 121 120% 121 122
49,000 AT& R F 104% 101 T, 104% W4V t
100 Do pfd 99 98% 98% 98%
2*500 Bait & Ohio 116% 115% 116% 116%
....V.. Do pfd 93 »4
4,300 B B T 74% 73% 74% 74%
fc ...... Brooklyn Un Gas. ...110 120
Canada Southern 63% 64%j
B,Soo'Canadian Pacific. 182% 180% IR2U 182%
»00 C & O CO% 49% CO% 50%
C 4; A 22 24
Do pfd ..... 60 67
600 C G W 16% 16 18% 16%
Po pfd A. C 9% 70
....... Do pfd B 23 23%
* Do debs 78% SO
S.OOOC &N W 167- 164% 167 16»
23.000 CM& St P 148% 147 148% 148%
i 1.000 Do pfd 165 164% 164 165
1.100 Central Leather. . 37 85% 56% 37 -
» Do pfd ...101 101%
'.. jChl Terminal -9 13%
I Do pfd 22 25
- 200[Chi Cn Traction. 6V. 6V, 5 sty
:.} Do pfd I ..... 16% 17%
600 COC &St L... SS R6% 87 88%
6.O00jCo!o Fuel & Iron 49« 48% 4S*i 48%
JM1CHC41...... 24% 24% 24% 25*
I.IOOJCoIo Southern... 25% 84% S5 55%
Do l»t pfd... 67% 68
400 Do 2d pfd R5% 54% 63 55%
100 Consolidated Gas. 134 l?-i 153% 134U
400] Corn Products... 23% 2SU 23% 23%
Do pfd $6 87
Soo,Del & Hudson... 210 2OST4 209% 211%
\u266600 DL & W ._ 500 498 495 505
900 D& E G... 37% 36% 87 37%
Do pfd..... 79% 82
„: Detroit Un Ry... 78% 7f» .
;.. Diamond Match.. ..... .' 121% 122%
€.700 Distilling Becur.. 76 75% 75% 75%
200DSS* A....... ISU 18 18 18%*
....... Do pfd.....;.... : SI . 86.
IS.SOOErie .....;. 36 34% 35% 36
BOQ Do Ist pfd..... 70« 70 70 70\i
200 Do 24 pfd. V... 61% 60% 61 61%
400 Fed M & Spfd... 95 94% »4% ©6
600 General Electric. IS9 1.',5% 159% 189%
3.100 Gt Northern pfd.. 165% 163% 165% 165H
8,900 Grt North Ore.. 77% 76 76% 76^
_ Greene Cons Cop. 31% 31%
1,800 GCM S & P.... 145% 140 Us" 160
\u25a0;». Havana T6b Co.. ..... ..... 12% 13*
..~7... Do, pfd :-:..-. 20, 28
„ H 8;C1afi1n...... 102 U2
I^6oo Do pfd ....... 72 71U .72 , 72%
Hocklßff Valley;. ..... . 105 .....
»«..;. Do pfd .V... ..... 67% 93%
•„.....- Illinois Central. . ..:.% . IK?>J 159
I^2oo Interboro Metr©;< 55% 35 35% 55%
....... Interact! " Marine ; C 10
....... Do.-pfd. .................. 26% 27
1.900 InternaU Paper.: 16% 16 16% 16«
.. Do pfd.;:-.... ..... I-..-'. £0 , SO%
I&ternat! Power.'. ..-.-. ;.-.. 47 - 62 -
800 Interna-U Pump.. 35 34% 34% 85%
....... Do pfd:.....-. :.'-.•• ..... 75- 80
600 lowa Central..;. 25% 25^ 24% 25
Do v pfd... 44% 45%
„ Kanawha A Mich ."..:. ..... 63 ;.r.'.
... XC Ft S& M pfd ---"- .--V; H so '
3.300K C Southern.... 2S-S 2«% 28^ 25%
600 Do pfd........ 61% 59^ 59% 60%
.. .... L E AW.....;: \u25a0«.. ..... 27 . 31
..... Do pfd....."... ..... ...".. ,66 78,.
...... Lehigh Valley... '- -.-".. 71% .73-.
....... Lock Island --•• 60 70
1,900L.£ N.. ........ 134% 133% 184% 134%
...... JMackay ..... ..... 71%
....... • D» » pfd. :...". w ..;.; .::.: «9. «»?i
200 Manhattan ...... 143% 143H 143% 144;^
....... MetropoljtnStßyi.. ...".-:.. 104 HO:-'
l.StWMextcan Central. 2*% 24.' 24% -24%
\u0084 Mien A- Si 1.,....:... •-;- *>} is i
1.... ..1 Do let pfd. ...i. ..?;.:... £7 **0:
1^0O,M St V& S S M|U3 |110 113 114
New York Stock List ;Contlnued
300! Do pfd ... 147 146 147% 148
25.900 Mo Kan & Tex. . . 39*5 S8 39% 30*4
1,100 Do pfd 71 70 70^ 71H,
U.IOOIMtt Pac .... S5 S3*i 84% 85»-i
tNash C& St L... ..,. 136 140
fiOONa Lead 70^ 70 70 70«
... Do pfd 10174 1021^
200 Na RRof M pf d 56^4 56 56 ,56%
SOO Na Biscuit S3^ S3- S3 S3H
Do pfd ..>..:-....-. 117 117^
Nev Cons Cop... ..... ..... 17 17»j
. .. N J Cent ...... 205 212
2,000 N V Air Brake.. 13814 137^ ISB I 140
7.000 N V Cent .. 127% 126^4 127% 128
N V C & St L 50 CO
Do Ist pfd ..... 110 120 :
Do 2d pfd SI S6V
N T N H & H 182*4 IS4l£
400 N V Ont & W... 44^4 44, 44h '44V
1,000 Nor i- Westn ... 87 56% S6U S6^s
| Do pfd ... ..... ..... S2*s 84%
800 North Am S3 82 S3 83ii
5,600 N Pac 154% 152^ 154 154%
Omaha 159- 165
....... Do pfd 160 ISO
Pac Coast .. ..... ..... 116 124
Do Ist pfd .......... 98 106
... Do 2d pfd ..... 112- 120
1,300 Pac Mall ....... 36*4 34 36i; 56&4
39,9001 Perm R R C 0... 131% 129% 131% 132
600 People's Gas ...'97 96% 96? iU7
PCCtStL... 73 SO
Do pfd JOO 105%
........ Pittrtrarg Coal Isy, IB
\u25a0 700 Do pfd ... 57% 56% 56% 58
1,400 Pressed Steel Car 50% 49 SOU 50&
Do pfd '.: 97 99
..'. Pullman Car Co. 168 170
....... Ry Steel Sp Co.. ..... . 52% 53
Do pfd 67 99
230,100 Reading 121% 121 K 124% 124&
400 ,Do Ist pfd 90. 90 S9 90
Do 2d pfd .... ..... ..... 90 92
1,900 Republic g & 1.. 35% 34% 35% 36;
100 Do pfd 99 99 98?g "99
2,900 Rock Isl Co .... 26W 26 26% 2654
500 -Do pfd 60" 55% 60% 61
700S1OSS S S & I Co 71 69 71 72
Do pfd 103 103
....... S L & S F Ist pf 66 69
700 Do 2d pfd 43% 42 43% 44
300 St L 4: S W 23% 23 23% 25
200 Do pfd : 58 58 57% 60
22,200 Southern Pac 94 93% 93% 94
L S i*2S?%I BM ....... ..... ..... 117% 117%
7,000 So Ry 27% 28% 26% 27
1,100 Do. pfd ....... 85 VI 65 . 86% 67.
1.000 Tens O & I -154% 150 153 156
tTex Pac L T Co ..:. SO 85
300{Texas Pacific 33% 33 S3 33%
Third Aye ...118 120
... Tol Ry & T Co. 26% 27
200Tol. St L &. W.. 31% 31% 81V 81%
600^ Do pfd 32% 51% 51^ 52%
Twin City R T 103% 106
, Un Bag & Paper 7 7%
... Do pfd 57 60
56,700 Union Paclic... 174 172% 173% 173%
400 Do pfd 91% 91% 91 T92T 92
United Copper 71% '72%
Un Rds of S F ...57 59
, Do pfd .......] I j67 169
Do 45...... .'; ..... ..;.. 82%
200 U S Cast Iron P. 47^i 47 46 47.
• Do pfd ....... .......... 86 88 ,
.U 8 Express.... ..'..108 115'
U S Rlty & Com 80% 83
U S Rn & Rf Co 25 30
Do pfd 63 65
2.000 U S Rubber .< 51% 51 7 61U* 51%
300 Do Ist pfd.... 106% 106% 106% 106%
800 Do 2d pfd.... 76% 76' 76 77
52.200 U S Steel C0r.... 45*4 44% 45% 45%
10,400 Do pfd 105*2 104% 105 V. 105K
400Va-Car Chem Co. 34 33 33^134
.......| Do pfd.... 105 ' 106
....... \a CIA C Co.. S6 90
Wabash :........ ..... ..... 16% 16%
900 Do pfd ... 33Vi 33M 33 '3314
• - Wells Farpo Ex. ..... ..'.TT"275 1305'
300 Western Union.. 82% 82% S2UI 83%
•'• Westlnghouse ... ..... ..... 150. T151%
• • W & LE.. ...... ..... ..... 12% 12%
60Q; Do. let pfd.... 32 30 31 33
...! Do 2d pfd 18 19%
Wisconsin Cen.. T 22% 23%
600J Do pfd 46 45%T 46 ' f 46%
600.500 total shares sold.
Xeir York Bonds
U S ref 2s reg.los I Japan 65,. 2d ser. 98%
Do coupon, ....105 Do 4s , cert. . . . 84%
Do 8s reg...... 102U Do 4%s cert 95%
Do coupon 102V4 Do 2d series.... 90%
Do old 4s reg.lol Lt N unified 45. 100.
Do coupon .... 101 Man - con gold - 4s. 100 '
Do new 4s reg.l29 Mcx Central 45. . . 85%
Do coupon ....129 Do Ist inc.... 24-
Amer Tob 4« .... 75% Minn & St L 4s. 92%
Do 6s ..110% M.X & Texaa 45." 98:
Atchgen 4s .....101% Do 2ds .:....... 84%
Do adj 4s . 91% KS of Mcx con 4s 86%
-AUantic C L 4s. 98% NT C gen 8%5.. 93%
Bali & Ohio 45.. 101% N J C gen 65T...126
Do 3%s ....... 93Vi Nor Pacific 45. ... 1»»1 %
Brooklyn RT c4s 89% \u25a0\u25a0 Do 3s .. .. 72%
Central of Ga 55.110 Nor & W con 4s. 88 \u25a0
Do Ist inc.... 90 OS Line rfdg 4s. 83%
Do 2d 1nc..... 76 Pa cony 3%5.... 96%
Do 3d lnc .\ 66 Reading pen .45... 97%
Ches & Ohio 4%5.104i S L & I M con ss. 113%
Chi & Alton 3%«. 73% 15t L& S F f g 4s. 81%
C, B & Q new 4s. 95% St L S W>con 4a. 77
C. It 'l & Pac 4s. 75 .1 Seaboard A L 4a.! 80%
Do col 5«. 90 So Pacific 45..... 89%
C.C.C & SLgn 45.101% Do Ist 4s cert.. 95^
Colo Ind ss. bt A7O . So Railway sa. .112%
Colo Midland 45.. 72% Tex i Pac lsts.,llß
Colo & So 45.... 91 Tol, St Lfc W 4s. 81%
Cuba 5s ..: 103% Union Pacific, 45.. 101%
Den & Rio G 4s. 96% US Steel 2d Bs.. 99-
Dist Securities, 6s. 89 Wabasb lsts ...' 113%
Erie prior lien 4s. 97% - Do deb^ 8...... 71
„ Do gen 1 4« .... 81% Western Md 45.'.. 81%
Hock Val 4%i...104%|W i L Erie 4»... 87%
Japan 6s 7... 98%|Wls Central 4»... i SS%
.'.Xew York : Mining; Stocks" :
Adams Con 15 Little Chief' ..... 05
Alice ..5.87% Ontario ..........'6.50
Breece. 25 Ophlr ...... .."...; 2.25
Brnn» Con .. 50 Potosl ....... 14
Ooniv Tunnel .... 43 Savage 1 ...'...... . . 80
Con Va Mia Co.'. 80 Sierra Nev . . ... . :45
Horn Silver ..... 1.70 Small. Hopes '..;..
Iron Silver ...... 4.00 Standafd^...*.'.... . 2.90
Leadvllle Con .*.. 05 . \u25a0
Bom ton Stocks and Bonds \u25a0
Money—., */>* "* >, lAllouez .......'... 67
Call loans ...-.4%/ge lAmalI Amal Copper ... ; 113"-
Time 10an5...5%«t«% Atlantic .....'.;..:' 16%
Bonds— Blngnam;. ..:..'. .".181%
Atchlson 4s ..... 99% Butte Coalition '..-BS--
Do adj 4s ....- 90% Calumet &,- Arie.: 193
Mcx Central 4a. ; 84% Calumet & : Hecla.9so ,
Railroads— - Centennial: ....... .44'
Atchison \u0084 104 Copper - Range i . . . 95 \u25a0 ',
Do pfd ........ 95% Daly West ....... 15 j
Boston & Main*. 160 Franklin ....;..;. 29'
Boston Elev '.. ..150' Granby ;: ..-.'•-", 148 : - \u25a0
Fitehbnrz pfd ...133 r Greene Con ......> 31%
Mcx Central .... 24% Isle Royale '..r.VSI \u25a0-\u0084
N Y. N H & H. .153 Mass Mining ..:.. B%'
L nion Pacific ; ... 173 % Michigan '. . . \u25a0'. .{.-;. 22 ij
Miscellaneous — \u25a0\u25a0 , Mohawk,. ....;i \u25a0. 93%
Amer Arge Cbem. 24 Mont Coal & Coke. ! >l%
Amer Pneu Tube. 12% Nevada ....;;:...- 17*.
Ainer Sugar; :... 131% North. Butte .....115%
Do pfd ..::. :.:129« Old Dominion .....57%
Amer Tel :• & TeLl2B% Osceola ..:....„•. 166
Amer Woolen ... 32 Parrot ,;...'....r:. 83%
Do pfd .... :*.-. .100 4. Quincy ;.'. :r. ..... . :145 \u25a0 <
Dom Iron & SteeX 22 ; Shannon .....•..:.. 27%
Ed- Elect- nium.. 227. Tamarack
Mass ... 19 Trinity ....'.... ;;r.f 36;
Do pfd ..:..... 6» ; United Copper;.;.- 71%
Mass Gas ....... 64% US> Mining '..... «>^
United, Fruit .....106% US Oil ....'...V. 11%
Un Shoe Mach ... 63 UUh ? . . '. ...... .;. . •: 73 '. .-
Do pfd ....... .28= victoria -:.-.:rr.;vr» 8 «
U- S Steel. . .-..*. .'. 45% Wlnona « . .T. . . ... :' 12%
Do \u25a0pfdi.-.;.V..".105U Wolverine . ..*..-.. -.192 - c
s : Mmmg — \u25a0 \u25a0•. \u25a0_\u25a0' \u25a0..\u25a0-- ;t. v li. \u25a0, - \u25a0:-\u25a0-\u25a0 -
Adventure ........ .3% . • > .... ' _
;',. r, .-:.' London Clowlns' Stocks - - ;\u25a0» \u25a0 ;
Cons money -i. 86 15-16 M.VK'fc Texas7iV:'B9%
Do acct \u0084;.-.57 3-16 N*Y Central:. .::;lßO%
Anaconda ... ... : . 14% Norfolk & ; West. r.\ 88%
Atchlson . .. .V. . .106 \u25a0Do pfd ~~ : : :...'.. .788 --«
Do pfd . :. v. . ;.108 : Ont i & Western.'.*.- 45%
Bait k 0hi0...... 119% Pennsylvania .....67%
Can : Paciflc ,'.-.. v.186% Rand 'Mines : .;.;. 7. .
Cb« *4k 0hi0..... 5114 Readin)?^ > .....r.V.t63^ ,
Chi Great West:.il6« So -Rail way •;-....";- 27%
Chi, '\u25a0 Mil & St P . 153 - : Do h pfd iVKHstTI S9 wr
De 8eer5 ...... V..27H So '-:";...-.. 96»i
Den, & Rio G....= 57% Union ; Pacific, ;.. -.178%
Do pfd ... ;.-. . .» 53 . . \- Do l pfd r . : . .*..-"; 95 r*,
Erie v . .r.-Trrrrrrr.-) 36 -. v" s i steel. .\u25a0.-•.•.-.•. .^46%
Do 18f:pfd;;..V;72% .-v-Dot pfd-V.T. r..M0f1%
• • Do 2d pfd...... 62- Wabash ...'... ....17^ :
Ui;Central ..'..•.; 164' ; ' Dof pfdTVrr:..v."34r \u25a0
LonisT & ; Nash r.,l3B- Spanish >\u25a0 45 f :...... "95%
\u25a0\u25a0: Bar silver-^Steady; ?31 v 9-16d2per: ounce." '> ;
Money— 3% @4> percent. -/ -:>^ ,::.;-•; - - ;
The rate of .discount = In-, the i open > market '-/or
J.,°, rt "V** ** 4% per cent and for.threee months'
bills "; 4% @4- 11-16 -per? cent. . , ' v • -
Condition ; ©f ? the /Treanury
• WASHNGTON.'i Feb;',7.~Today's ! statement .Tf
the treasury balances in 'the general 'fund shows:
Available cash - balance. ':- $250.665,373 ; » gold '<\u25a0 coin
and bu11i0n, ; 5101,763,007; gold • certificates,- $44,-
New \u25a0 York Cotton Market
NEW/ \ORK; Febr.7. k — i=poti Cotton : rood;;fri
tures firm: mMdlings;il. loc, iip?ten;points; Sales
estimated '. 14.<>*vt; ; "Receipts 1 11 ,00<;t < bales, '-?10,700
Americtn; : Fnture*! opened ,* steadr.'.- 2c to'^Sc
THEg SAN,, ;FRANCISGO^ GALL. FRIDAY, i FEBRUARY ;8:
higher. .A * further.; improvement *In 'i is
expected \in \u25a0• the * near v future.%but*itoi,maintain
prices, ."on" a-- higher*, level fc it? -will *be .'necessary
that a good demand arise. for the^low grades.' -%\u25a0!
>\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 Options — "."<< •' : *"- Open.;: High;*,Low.".Close."
February ........ I ..'......>.;...')""..::. t9.31c
March .:....'.::...;.".' 9.45 c;: 9.47c;• 9.39 c: 9.39 c
April .....;... ".: : .'.\u25a0?.\u25a0 ?r.".:*\u25a0;\u25a0;\u25a0:.'. '.\r-0.47c
May•"..........T.:v;.r-9.60c' 9.fi2c : 9.56c.'9.56c
June ................59.64c' 9.64 c :•. ».«4<s-V 9.61 c.
Jn!y\u25a0\u25a0::;::..~.~..:.-.:..."9.72c, 9.74 c ' 9.67 c .9.67 c
Augnst. .... .*........'. 9.73 c - 9,71 c 9.66 c-: 9.65 c
September ..'.........' 9.74 c'• 9.74 c'\u25a0 9.66c79.65c
October - ....V:..V.'.;*.:9.91c:. 9.93c \u25a0;9.85c'"9.85c
December •\u25a0 . .\...:...:" 9.99 c 10.01 c;< 9.92 c * 9.92 c
January ... ...... 10.07 c' 10.12 c 10.07 c |_10.06 c
New YorkGralßaiia* Produce \u25a0>\u25a0_' \u25a0'.
NEW. YORK," FebJ 17.—FLOUR— Receipts, 11,
200 barrels;, exports. 11.700. , Dull but .firm.
Minnesota, pa tents.; $4.10@4.40., ' . -:- ;
i WHEAT—Receipts, ~ 12,000 > bushels; v exports,"
92.400. : Spot strong. : N0.:2 red, 83% c. elevator:
No. 2 red. 65% cf. o. b." sfloat;; No. 2, Northern
Dulnth. 93%c,f.'0. ,b.afloat;.N« a.2 hard winter;
88% ctr o.i b.", afloat.' -:-:'j-:- -:- \u25a0 - Wi'-vr: [\u0084--;vj
•- Up -to \u25a0 midday ? wheat- was ••\u0084irregular.l at times
showing: positive ' strength' and -at * others \u25a0 moder
ate weakness under realizing. -;. Later a sustained,
advance , took,- place \u25a0.*and = the;: market; closed
%@%e nethlgher." The; Northwest and foreign
news: remained j bullish.^ but;, winter , wheat-con
ditions were: favorable. ,; Commission h9uses - and
professionals were i good -buyers on all declines.
May - closed 85% c,; July/closed Ssc.
\u25a0'PETROLEUM—Steady.';. - *;:-'V-' ":: \u25a0 :
SUGAR —Raw, ' 6tea«y; fair. refining,, 2 31-32 c;
centrifugal,~> 96 '\u0084 test, 13 7-16 c;:' molasses J sugar;
2 23-32 c; refined, steady.}'- •. :
. COFFEE-^-Futures (closed • steady," at' a ' net j ad
vance of/5 points..- Sales were reported of 44.250
bags,.;including March, 5.40<g5.65c: May;-5.70@
5.60 c; July; s.Ssc;' September.; 5.95@6c;' Decem
ber, 6.10@6.15c. Spot, steady; - No. s 7-Rio;: 7c;
No. "4 Santos, JSc;', mild,, steady;- Cordova, 9@
.BUTTER —Steady," unchanged.
\u25a0EGGS —Firm, unchanged. - " - -_* "\u25a0\u25a0 -
"; • DRIED iFRUITS.Ii.; '-'';""i:V \u25a0 - -\u25a0 --" -\u25a0•
. EVAPORATED APPLES—The market Is;quiet
: at - unchanged prices.' - Fancy. are \u25a0 quoted^' at 9c,
; choice .6%@8%c, .prime B@B%c. .--'-.' '\u25a0 :,; . :
PRUNES —Are barely, 6teady <In : spot* and .it
if> reported that some sizes are being offered in a
small • way -at slight concessions. :: Quotations
range - from \ 3c\ to:9c' according to- grade, • for
California fruit;*with Oregon prunes quoted;at
5%@9c for 70s to 30s.\ ,•\u25a0\u25a0.-•.:- • :-\u25a0' -
APRICOTS—:Are unchanged, with choice'quot
ed at ISc, extra choice lS%(g; 19c,.' fancy 19@20e.
:, PEACHES —Are quiet but steady,;with choice
! quoted at - Il<gl2%c; extra choice . 1214@13%c,
fancy' 12% <§il4c, s extra; fancy 13@15c.:-, •..: .
RAISINS —Are unchanged,: with loose musca
tels quoted at 7%@9c, seeded raisins 7V4@loc;
London layers $1.35^.1-45. .„.";< \u25a0:\u25a0' :\u25a0 ..•
New York/ Metal Market . ' •
NEW " YORK; Feb.. 7.—There, was' a \u25a0 sharp";de
cline in the London ";tin.: market.: with-spot
quoted at £191 12s 6d and futures at £191 2s 6df
Locally the market was easy in sympathy/with
I the decline abroad,.spot closing.at $42.25@42.40.
Copper was 17s fid lower in London,' with: spot
closing at tlOß'losand futures at £107-15s.'- Lo
cally tbe market was qnlet. ' with lake quoted
at $25^25.25, electrolytic- at . $24.75@25 and
casting' at $24.25<g24.75: S . "? '-: /\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0". \ \u25a0
Lead was lower in London at £19 10s,.but was.
unchanged in New York at $6@6.30, accordlng(
to the time of. delivery.:"" -. • *\u25a0}
Spelter vras.Unchanged'at £25 17s 6d in Lon
don and quiet at, $6.75@6.55 \in \u25a0 the New York
market. . \u25a0."•'.• - ' : : '-- - : r \u25a0 - .-..
Iron was lower ""In -. the English" market, with
Standard foundry. closlag at 55s 6d and' Clev
eland .. warrants lat 56s 3d. . Locally; the market
was unchanged.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE:
Fntnre Grain "and Provisions , .: \u25a0\u25a0
CHICAGO.' Feb. 7.—At the* opening \ of, the
wheat market prices were I somewhat easier be
cause of the comparative weakness at Liverpool
in face of; the decided strength, shown here yes
terday \u0084 Before | the end" of the - first, hour; how
ever, tbe -weakness was dispelled by liberal pur
chases by commission - houses, and throughout
the remainder of. the day the market was strong.
Export'news was the main source of strength,
although substantial - advances \u25a0at Berlin,. Paris
and Antwerp were \u25a0 minor Influences. ( One report
from an export house at Duluth stated.that .the
foreign situation- is; the: strongest for-several
years. These, reports -were partially, confirmed,
and announcement -was g made \u25a0 that \u25a0 forty boat
loads of I wheat. had been j taken .in < New • York
for export."The, market"; closed ' strong;-with
May %c higher. May opened %@%e lower at
79@79%c, sold". at 78%@79c, and advanced to
SO%e, closing, at 80% c. • , \u25a0 '
The corn; market. was \u25a0 firm early , in", the day
In sympathy; with oats,", but later the. tone - be
came I weak becanse' of realizing iby some of the
larger holders." May opened a shade; to %@%c
lower, at*. 47%@47%c. advanced -to '47%c,V' and
sold off. to 47c, closing net unchanged" at-47%
«?47%c. " \u25a0\u25a0•:•\u25a0\u25a0""\u25a0.,;\u25a0'•.\u25a0.,-'...-. --,':.-•
4 Llgiit receipts and an »excellent demand - by
shippers caused \u25a0 a.a '. further, advance In the price
of oats. -The. feature Vof o the--trading was the
buying of the May (and July - options by | one of
the i largest • holders now .in the market, | causing
active covering by * shorts, and there '.was heavy
profit-taking on the advance.>.. The market closed
firm, net -.%c higher, ?at 41c, - after selllnt- st
40%<g40%c.:;, .:-^":'V-M,;\u25a0;...-..;;:- ,-'; /-^K-".-.
- Provisions were weak < because ; of » a = 10c' de
cline in the price of live hogs.' c ; Trading was not
large. At the close \u25a0 May pork ; was off .-15 c , '; lard
and ribs -.were 10c 10wer.,..- " . \u25a0\u25a0 - -
The leading "future* • ranged; as' follows:
Articles. ,; '. Open.^ High. Low. Close.
- -Wheat—\u25a0-.-'>" ':'\u25a0"•\u25a0.-.\u25a0'\u25a0-\u25a0' \u25a0-\u25a0 .\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•/ -
May 79% 80^ 78%' . SOH
July- ...... \u25a0-' :78?4:78?4 -\u25a0- '-.7994 r-" 78% 79%
September 77*8 : "8V« 78% \u25a0" 79»i
Corn— . • '. - .
February., 44% -. ,44^J . /.44tf"' 44>4
May ....... :47% , 47K . 47. "'47%
July - :..:;\u25a0 46%f:-:4~A 46% 47
September :.... . 47% : 47% 47^ 4714
• Oats— \u25a0 '.-. -: .'. ', r \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 :-'.;...; \u25a0- •- \u0084
February ...... M% ,33 '38% 39
May, ........'...„ 40% 41fi .40% 41
Ju1y;.;:.;...... .37% 3s>^ 37%- 37%
September - ..... . 33V4 33% - 3314 \u25a0 33%
Mess pork, per bbl -V-..- * ' '
May 17.72% 17.80 16.67% 17.13'
Jnly •;.';..-:'-;.:V':i7.80, 17.82%" 17.80 17.82%
Lard, per 100 lbs — \u25a0 i.^-s^!,
May ;.. 9.97% 10.00 ": 9.95 9.07%
Jnly .....;..... 10.02% 10.02% 10.00 10.02%
September .....10.15- -10.15 ' 10.15% 10.15
Short ribs, per 100 lbs— V- . t
May ...........9.70 9.70 9.65 -9.6714
July ........... .9.75, ,9.77% 9.75 . 9.75'
Canh Grata and Provisions •';
CHICAGO. Feb.". 7.-^-C*h - ouotations; were • as
follows: I Flour, firm. S Nw. 2. spring wheat,. 81 @
85c; No. 3,'74(g54c; No. 2red, 75@76%c;N0. 2 i
corn,» 44@44%c; \u25a0 N0.:.2. yellow. 44% c. ; No. - 2
0at8,:39c; N0.;3 whlte,"39@4l%c. . No. 2 rye,
62% c.. Fair: to choice j malting i barley.", 54@59c.
No. :-\u25a0 1 -„\u25a0 flaxseed. ;SI.IS; -.^o. ; 1 Northwestern.
$1.25; prime timothy seed,';s4.so@4.ss;'cloyer,
contract • grades/: $13.50. Short ribs, - sides
(loose). V- $9.37%@9.62%; short' clear : sides
(boxed), $9.5Qg9.75.r Mess pork, per bbl. $17.53.
Lard, - per, 100 ' lbs,. $9.77 %. Whisky, basis of
hlghwines, $1.29. • \u0084. \u25a0:. . :, - \u0084
ArOcles— - •. .. Ilec'elpts Shipments
Flour; barrels. i 5,500 : . 39,100
Wheat, bushels.'. .;-.;'.\u25a0.-.-r;-.-;'23,000 - '28 600
Corn, bu5he15....v...........292.300 527]000
Oats, bu5he15.'........;...;.129,000 * -v~'F 263,200
Rye. \u25a0. bushels...:.. ;-.-;.- < 5,000 ' 27,00 a
Barley, bu5he15.;.....:.".... 47,700 - «1» i 23,000
"." '-„ Butter,- Cheese and \u25a0 Ee«T";\'
:?: CHICAGO, • Feb. 7.—0n • the 4Produce Exchange
today the butter market was firm. /. Creameries
21@31%c; - dairies, : 20@20c. - ; Eggs, \u25a0 steady - at
mark.' cases included. 24@27c;.firsts. 29c; prime
firsts, 30c; extras, 81c.;, Cheese steady/ 13@16c.
EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKETS
-.•': ' - \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 Chtcajto -- v i '\u25a0 '. \u25a0 '\u25a0' .-1 \u25a0'\u25a0 *';"--: \u25a0
xfC?IFA, G m > \u25a0 feb-'. 7-^Cattle— Receipts ! 8000.
Market dull.,' 8eere5,757.10(a7.25: •- stockers and
feeders.'s2.so@4.7o; calres, $607.75." s . ->v ?.
\u25a0 HOGSr-BecelpU a 83,000. ." Market 510 c i lower."
Mixed 1 and | butchers'; \u25a0 $6.70@7.05; 1 good I bearr
SHEEP—Receipts i 15.000. \u25a0 Market - steady.
Sheep $3.50@5.7<5:-lambs,- $4.85@6.75. '^
• ,",.'.",!Kan»a«': City;:;-,-.- \.' 7r:vV
c«EAN? AS CITT-"^ ***< 7.--CATTLEXReceIpts
8000. Market; Bteady.'v Native > steers. :; $4.25®
6.60; native cows and heifers,' $2.2s@s.Ss;:stoct
ers and feeders; $3.25@4.80: calves, $3.50@7 50
"tZ^Gbi «v \u25a0t?er? > ''^•"Ofge;.western".fed.cows,"
»: HOGS—Receipts "* 11.000." ;-; Market. 5' to 10c
lower. /;Heavy. = $6.95@7.02%: • packers," $6.90®
7; pigs and 1ight5,'55.75^6.92%: '?':- -^
:• SHEEP—Receipts 6000. . Market steady^ Mut-
S??a2xH«®?: :lamb8»::lamb8»: $7@7.6o;} range , wethers,
$0.30@6.60;. fed ewes,, $4.50@5.50. \u25a0 ... .<.-;:.
:\u25a0•\u25a0".' •''.- '". : •:.*:.'\u25a0'"; '-\u25a0\u25a0'.-•' ;.\u25a0''»" - . J .-.\u25a0
-••;•; • OMAHAri Feb::i,7.'-^CATTI-E-ißeceipts -3500.
Market slow 1 to'loc:lower:f-.Westorn:steers.*' $3 25
©5.25; * cows | and Vheifers;~i $2.25(§|4.25:; canners'
fS@35 > stockers tand 5-feeders,p's2.Bo@s;: calves,
$3@6.50."-\u25a0''- \u25a0:-\u25a0.--;\u25a0.'.-r-h j.:,>, \u25a0,':-;> \u25a0 .\u25a0.'•:.%\u25a0:\u25a0., \u25a0.:'a. -. ...»
-\u25a0< HOGS-^-Reeeipts \u25a0 9000.-; • Market BiffilOc^ lower
Heavy,.-. $fi.52%@6.87%i *0.5b@6.85f
light,-. $6.75<§;6.82%; - pigs; $5.70@0.70. r' •5-- *\u25a0'*••
SHEEP—Receipt* i 8500.i.w Market \u25a0-. steady a to
easier. Tearlinsre,' $5.75@6.25;;wetber«.-$5.25(a
5.75; ewes,^s4Tao@s.lo;'.: lambs;*;$6.50@6.70.v.-'-: .
- v I •\u25a0"," Los AggeleH Markets ; ,
',?. LOS/ANGELES,'? Feb.* 7.—Egglprices" susta thed
another I bad fracture I this | mom jng; f. lowering; the.
price lof i both • local t and 1 Northern: 5c i each.'t wh lch
makes •.the ;\u25a0 official \u25ba' quotations > 22c f and: 21c s re
speetlTely.viThls: is cansed ;by, apparent assurance
of' good \u25a0 weather, and: increasing. receipts.";*,
HButter;also-dropped jtoday;;pricesibelng cnt all
along J the l.llne \u25a0 on s an • average j of j s<\ 5SS>Tbe 5 price
of 5 local I creamery.?, which; recently,; has ?not \ been
quoted at;the;Exchange.-^was: fixed att7sc;'l.Valley
at: 75c,*:Coast;at.70c and'choice Coast at 65@70e \u25a0
jCooking \ butter., remains f unchanged • at? 22@24c.'v
> j Potatoes j are;; arriving *\u25a0 in .^ small •.\u25a0* quantities:
Small j shipments: of sweet' potatoes," the: price \u25a0of
which •>. was"; raised \u25a0} from i $3.60 '$ to r $4, % were '£ re
ceived. ,' \u25a0:\u25a0''-::* • "%>:\u25a0' ;i*?;":,;*;^*-':V'^-*;i*?;":,;*;^*-':V'^-*'r:-^--:
•V Halibut ; is « abundant sas i usnal.>"s A : few : Sacra
mento I River i salmon * are t In. \u25a0> Large * lobsters < are
In - abundant \u25a0', supply;? but ' the ? smaller * and 'i more
, edible 3 sizes j are » in ? good c demand:"^ Games and
poultry i" are ", unchanged. "ir-^t'V:: ; : , f.. .' » .- \u25a0.•;.;r^-<-:.
.'\u25a0 Produce i receipts: •» Eggs,' 447 s 'cases; < butter.flS '•
772 if pounds; is potatoes, r> Ss7;i sacks; -y cheese,^ 44
pounds; .: onions, s, none ; i beans, 435 g sacks; • sweet
potatoes, ~ 82 ; sacks. v s \u25a0 "^> . .
; ; Following ;. are j jobbing , prices :
«;; EGGS-r-Local f ranch.jf candled, ; 22c; f Northern
ranch."; candledr 21c.%^-^S^^dK^s^§isßeßH
-JZ BOTTER-^ LocaUt creamery*; fancy,*j7.'>c:Wallev
crpameryA fa nc.r A7sc : i coast creamery,'; fancy ,l.7oc:
coasts dsirr.f cbnt<"e.l<ss<g7oc;i<v>okiuß.t 22 «&24c '^
,"..=" CHEESE— Northern f resU. 17c : t KortUern • stor-'
»g<*."? 1 6c ;;' anchor, lan??."' .16<-: -."anchor. jy Young
American 1 Sc: - : anchors hand.' 19c : Eastern \u25a0 singles/
17f^i9ft ;-' Eastern- twins, i 17c: \u25a0> Eastern \u25a0'Cheddars,
l f >'&l6^ac; ? Eastern 'longborn.-COet-Eastern dairy;
18c; * Swiss. -:., imported,' 2S@29c; Swiss, - domestic,
"Oc:r]imbnrzer.-lSc. .: < \u25a0- .'. •\u25a0-.<• '£<.\u25a0-?\u25a0'\u25a0'- ' '-\u25a0'?' '\u25a0\u25a0*\u25a0
Buying prices.. live weight per lb.:
Hens. 14c; young roosters,"' 16c;^fryers..16c;;broil
ers,* ISc ; old roosters,'; 8c ; turkeys; <' old terns,"; 16c ;
young jtoms, ; 17c;^heni turkeys, i 16c; >geese,vl2c;
ducks.l, 12c ;> squabs.', ?2' a dozen.;sSeUlng>prices,
drrased,' per ;-lb: Hens,'vl9c; ; young, roosters,} 20c;
f rjws," 20c; I broilers,* 22c ; ; old \u25a0 roosters,'* 12c ; (tur
keys,'* 23c ; I old toms, 1 . 20 c; young \u25a0 toms, ; 23c ; \u25a0 hen
turkeys, ; 20c ; ' geese, - ISc ; ducks, 18c ; \u25a0 squabs; ; $3
a- dozen.- : : !>? \u25a0 --:\u25a0*:-.\u25a0*\u25a0 -;._'\u25a0\u25a0'} :..;i-""V:- \u25a0'•"; '"'— v: '.*\u25a0 '-,*\u25a0"'\u25a0*
~ \u25a0 POTATOES-^-(Per cwt.l: 4'< Idaho ; rural. $2;
Colorado.' s2: iSalinas,"s2.2s@2.so;i 5a1ina5," 52. 25@2.50; Highland, \u25a0 $2;
.Oregon,s2; Early Rose. Easterns $2@2.r>o;sWis
consin.; $2; . Minnesota,' $2. "-* Sweet -.. potatoes, yel
low;;^.;;' ..>-.,-».'. '.. -/>"\u25a0 •_.-\u25a0: \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0„.:: -,;\u25a0;. v>.'- :
, \ONIONS^-Yell6w Danyprs.- Northern, • $1.75;
Australian N brown.- Northern. $I.7s: ;f garlic," 6c;
chilis, y eTaporated." 13@13iic; - sun-dried, • 13@
13^c; r ground. «12J4c: Mexican, bulk; 12»4@13c.
• BEANS— (Per cwt.): "Pink N0.;1,>52.75; Lima
No. \u25a0 1 ;•\u25a0 $5 ; -- Lady -' Washington ' No.-" 1 , $2. 75@ 3 ;
do small; white. -No. : 1. -$3.25'g3.40: -Blackeye.
$4.50<i?5; Gairanzas,' $4.25@4.50; : Lenti15,, 9(@10c
a poaDd.^Ki^- -.. \u25a0 \u25a0 - --' '\u25a0'- .•"\u25a0.•i.\v \u25a0\u25a0- • \u25a0
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0/' HONEY— (Per '; lb ) : ; ; Comb, water-white, • 16c ;
light r --amber.' 14c :". comb, white, i :ls@l6c; ex
tracted, i water- white, 60-lb cans. HT^fgSc: : ex
tracted white; 60-lb." cans,* 7%c; light amber/ 7c.
) MARKERS
Xnval Stores— Turpentine rand -Rosin
SAVANNAH, r- Feb. ' '.-^Turpentine.', steady;
77% c:> rosin,, firm;: stock.' $4.60. -Quote: ABC,
$4@4.05;(D,'54.05; F, $4.10@4.15: E. $4.15; G.
$4.15@4.20: :H.: H. • $4.40(94.45: .\u25a0 T.~ - $4.50; •' X, \u0084$5;
M," $5.25; N,--Se;,WG, $6.25; WW,' s«.4o.>.
-'-, -.'v^ foreign ;. Futures {'J-£
' - . J \\. LIVERPOOL ' :
'\u25a0' Wheat—' \u25a0\u25a0 .'\u25a0•\u25a0" : -' ' March. .-.May.'". July.
Opening .............. 6T% 66% \u25a0 -;6 3%
Closing-;.-.-;-.;;.". •"\u25a0... ..,6 7- . 66% ;6 3%
'Vv-V"i. ;;"" ' \u25a0':\u25a0:- ' PARIS . - .- ' --'. ; - '•
•'•Wheat — • ' ; Feb. •'--• - Mar.-Aug.
Opening- .;......;......"."..... 23 45 -- "- -'.2345
Closing : ; I". ....... ..." ".'. 23 45 . "' v -23 45
>>\u25a0*\u25a0\u25a0" Flour--" \u25a0"'\u25a0-•> .-•\u25a0 ••,'•. ' \u25a0-\u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0" \u25a0•' ' \u25a0 '\u25a0' '-: '
0pening..;...... 29.95 29 60.
Closing-/:...;........;........ 29 95 - -29 60*
. Sale of Sheepskins .: .
• LONDON,", Feb'. 7.— A sale .of sheepskins was
held -In I Mmcmg .' Lane today.- 1 The ,- attendance
was-large'and' bidding, was' animated. - A' feature
of r :the sale was the revival of the 'demand for
fine .- and \u25a0\u25a0 coarse full :• wooled < cross-breds, v which
realized -extreme rates. \u25a0 Combing advanced 5
per » cent < and • clothing : ruled steady -at ? former
prices.' \u25a0':-' \u25a0;-:' -. \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0'.".
. St. JLonls Wool Slarket :
.ST.' LOUIS..-' -Feb. ' 7.— Steady: -:medium
grades combing •-\u25a0 and clothing. c 24@28%c; light
flne.--20@23c;' heavy, fine. 16@lSc; tub-washed,
30@3»c. \u25a0 ; - " \u25a0 _, \u25a0 -- ;\u25a0 , : :
\u25a0•, . " .Northern Business
\, PORTLAND. Feb. 7.— Clearings, $784,273; 1 bal
ances; $113,581. .*\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0 '.' \u25a0 ' "v' -. . \u25a0 \u25a0-> •\u25a0 - " \u25a0 *
TACOMA. -Feb. f 7.— Clearings, $619,544; bal
ances $59,063.'^/ \u25a0 -.'»\u25a0\u25a0' \u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0.', ' - '\u25a0- \u25a0• - \u25a0 :
. SEATTLE. Feb, 7.— Clearings, $I,lo2,o6l; bal- ;
ances; $136,755. - " : • .-.
y SPOKANE,-Feb. 7.— Clearings, ?779,730; bal
ances,'sl27,2oo. -,\u25a0-.\u25a0 ,;; -;..a^.^ '',
LOCAL MARKETS
Exchange and Bullion
Sterling Exchange, • 5ight. ..........— @4.56%
Sterling Exchange, sight... — @4.56%
Sterling Exchange, cables : . . ... — @4.57%
New. York" Exchange, 5ight. ...... . . :— @ i 15
New York; Exchange, telegraphic". .'-'— ' (St • 20-- -
Silver, per ounce ...... ..... .......' 68%@ -—
Mexican -Dollai-s," n0mina1. .......'. 52%© ','--]
f " INTERNATIONAL.
New.: York,, on Paris : —
New York. on Mexic0.. ............1....'.. ' 200%
Paris on London ' . . ....... '.'..'. ....." ... . .25.24 -
Paris on Berlin .". ... % ....... ............20.52
Wheat I and Other ' Grains
WHEAT-^ls ' strong In \u25a0 all • quarters.. : Foreign
futures •> are ' higher, and In : England .. buyers t are
purchasing on- 1 the advance. - Chicago rose , %c,
and in, this . market December rose lc. Thecash
grain * continued firm; with i some - parties - hereto
fore', weak reporting a fractional advance.^ ,':' 1
;The Chlca|o Record-Herald says : "Speculators
In- the Chicago wheat pit were caught . napping,
the" Russians famine, like . the old-time predic
tions ; of \u25a0'\u25a0 European , war, hiving \u25a0 been used " of
often ~-- that 2 It , had ~ been worn , threadbare ,. and
lost ::, its s power. \u25a0• to 1 electrify...... Close \u25a0; interests.
however, -have : been watching . the Russian . ex
ports of wheat | and - have been | amazed lat their
long : continuance, . .although .on L a ' diminishing
scale. \u25a0;. Th« explanation of ; this -'ls -that- the
famine i districts are In the - central and > north
ern " districts,"? while - the districts producing / the
best r, crops \u25a0- are • adjacent ,to the 7 Black \u25a0 ' Sea
ports, i the : latter • being . In very poor communica
tion ) with * the i former except •\u25a0. by \u25a0 river . ; transpor
tation, available onl.v in the summer months. ;
r"-. -The s Price r Current says: -.-'\u25a0\u25a0".' ."Growing , , winter
wheat H plant *\u25a0 protected \u25a0 with ' : : snow j covering.
goodr> conditions ..being v maintained. V ." Interior
offerings \ of 5 grain free. .; Colder ; winter; weather
Increasing K. consumption -- : of • i feeding p material.
Country' grain i elevators accumulating supplies."
••:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 - \u25a0\u25a0' "*v^--^ i .CASH -WHEAT' • .-:\u25a0- v .\u25a0\u25a0/
'A California^ Club, - $1.27%@1.32% ; , do milling;
$1.3244; California White Australian.' sl.37|,!.@
1.42% ; . lower I grades lof i California, | $1.10@1.25;
Northern Club. £ $i:27%@1.30: i h Northern \u25a0 Blue
«tem,' $I.37% @l.42%;s Northern; Red, $L2s@
\u25a0-.;)". ' :.' - ': \u25a0*;' .;:\u25a0;.'\u25a0- futures '> \u25a0: . f
. . 10ito^ll:B0 a.«. m. ;' Sessloji • "
:May—No sales; $1.32% : bid. vV^
'\u25a0 •'. • ' ' ' : Open. . " High.' Jt/m: .. '\u25a0'. ' Close.
December ... 1 .36% 1 .36% /\ .36% 1 .36%
- BARLET— The •\u25a0 easy : f eelin^cont inues, with a
qalet market and quotations/Is before. Receipts
are light. -v-V- «, • , r :^>/T- :•: -.'.-^.i^ -••:..-.--.-• \u0084
Good : to .choice Nfeed,^pot.> $1.12%@1.13->i:
common to fair, . $l@l.ipr per ctl:. seed -lots bring
as high as $1.20; -Brewing and Shipping, $1.15©
1.20 per ctl;ChevalVfr.- $l:15@1.20-for poor to
common and $1.25@f.35 asked for choice.
\u25a0 -\u25a0'-•\u25a0>.; \u25a0\u25a0^FUTURES -•-\u25a0.:•-./- . : \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0-.
. ' 10 *p^:3o a.'^m.'. Session' — - ','\u25a0
~'t \u25a0",\u25a0" tapen.'J'' High. ' • Low. Close.
May ........ \u25a0,J/l 7 x 1.17 - 1.17; •->', 1.17
December .'..1. 03% >,: 1.03% 1.03% - 1.03*1
- OATS — Trading was .very fair yesterday, with
quotations flrm.v \u25a0- 5 :".'\u25a0— • \u25a0<*\u25a0—'.*?. : . ., - : ;
.Good to choice Red for feed, 1 $1.40@1.63; com
mon to fair. $l-30@1.37Vi:- Red, k for seed, $1.50
@1.65; White. $1.42%«ai.65; Black, $1.50@2.25;
Gray. $1.42%@1.50;per. ctl.^::
.: - CORN— lnactive . and -' unchanged, ,-. with . quota
tions more or \u25a0 less nominal. ' i-- S •: . : ~ • ..
' California • small -; round ryeJlow. $1.55; -'• large
yellow, . $1.27@1.30: : white,*. sl.23ol.3o;*- West
ern State, sacked— Yellow, $L27%@1.30; -White,
$1.27%@1.32% : mixed, - $1.25@1.27% ; . * White
Egyptian. $1.25: Bron-n I Egyptian, $1. 12% (S) 1.15.
. ;RYE— sl.37%@l.42%\per .-ctl- for California
and $1.35@1.40 for Utah. :.'..- .
BUCKWHEAT— S2@2.2S per cU.
Flour and : Farinaceous Good*
- FLODR--Californlaiii Family U Extras, -s $4.80(g
5.10. net without discount; Bakers' Extras, $4.40
@4.60; Superfine," $3.25gi3.60;' 0reg0n and Wash
ington. $3.50@4 : per bbl. * •"/ ' V -; , • - -. \u25a0'.-;
i% FARINACEOUS ? GOODS-^-Prlces - in :" packages,
net .- cash, ) no discount,', are las I follows : Graham
FlouLt $2.90 per = 100 lbs ; I Rye Flour, I $3.40 ; \u25a0 Ry e
MeaT, s3.2o ; Rice Flour,'' s7.2o ; t Corn Meal, $2.50 ; '
extra | cream f do. * $3.40; > Oat i Meal, / $4.10; JO Oat
Groats; $4.30;.- Hominy, $3.40@3.60; Buckwheat
Flour, $4: Cracked; Wheat, \ s3. 4o; Farina; $4.10;
Whole Wheat I Flour". $3.10 1 Rolled ". Oats, . bbls $6
@7.25, In sacks $d.">0@6. 73;, Rolled Wheat, bbU
$4.30, in sacks ;SS.SO;: Pearl Barley, $5.40; r Split
Peas, boxes, $3; Green. Peas, $5 per 100 lbs.- ::
Hay i and f Feedstuffs
-'\u25a0•\u25a0 The ' Hay Exchanare ; yesterday.^ passed i resolu
tions of regret for., the t passing 1 away •of Harrey
C. ' Somers. \u25a0'•\u25a0." ';...;-: •:>.'-'• ::\u25a0\u25a0-'*. -,- \ .- . •'»'• -r:. :.-: 1. :
jv Receipts or Hay' xrere flight, being f 286 tons.
Including 11 cars. The market showed no change
worthy, of. note:^ r^s?r^- : :.\~^- T-"< "• \u25a0\u25a0 z -.-
There was ! a large arrlTal : of 6798 slew of Bran
from Washlngton; y said >, to ' be ; unsold. I The mar^
ket ' for Feeds tuffs t showed • no ' new features. wr>?
BRAN— $20@22 'per ton. \u0084r.
\u25a0 MIDDMNOS— $27@3Operton. . -
! ' BHORTB-^|20@22:60 4per?ton. , \u25a0:< > \ -*? '
H PEEDSTUFF&— Boiled ' Barley.*; $24«J25-* Mixed
Peed;? *23@25; I Oilcake Meal,-; nominafTVCocoanut
Cake or, Meal at , mills. , $25:50 In 10 and $ 26 in -5
ton 1. lots; ; jobbing.;: s26.so ; v> Corn :\u25a0 Meal;- $30@3 1 ;
Cracked ; Corn.' $31@32 ; i Broom i Com '\u25a0» Feed, : »0c
per ' ctl ; 'Alfalfa \ Meal/ carload \ lots;-- $20.50; ? Job
bing. $21.50. per ton; : Mealf alf a, : s2o.so; ; Jobbing,
$21.50.. ' ;:'-.' ",)•\u25a0\u25a0%.• \u25a0-~. 1 % -. r ' :-'.\u25a0'•-'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0..\u25a0.' \u25a0-\u25a0•\u25a0 i
»v HAY— Choice' Wheat;: $19@22.50 per ton; ; good
wheat;; $17.50@18.60 ; ? other 5 grades Wheat. - $14
@16: Wheat and Oat.:sis@2o;;Tame-Oat; $12®
18:* Wild. Oat, ! slo@l4; >. Common ? Hay, • $10@12;
Alfalfa. $9@ 13^0; Stock.' $10@12 per ton. '.\u25a0\u25a0:-'SSTRAW. \u25a0\u25a0:
'SSTRAW— 60@80c per;- bale. r \u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0> "> \u25a0:
\ '•.- \u25a0" .- \u25a0. !,-"-. Bean* ? and j Seed* /,.'.. y -•..\u25a0'"
t Sellftrs ;of :\u25a0\u25a0 Beans -ic6ntinne»to';, report (a fli'm
market, with > no new features; to 1 report, fu:;- •.-« --.--.'•
Per * ctl:;^Bayos,-.vs'- > .23@2.40:' Pea,
$3@3.25; small ,Wn1te.r52.75@2.95;i large -White.
$2.23@2.45;.P1nk..51.90@2.20;*Red. ! «2.50^2.75;
Llmas, j $4.25@4.35 ; i Red | Kidneys. $3.35@3.75 ;
Blackeyesr $4.50©4.60; '- Butter, nominal lat $3.75
,@4; Cranberry "Beans, :^53@3.25.5 ; \u25a0' .-.-\u25a0;•: , : -\u25a0\u25a0 ,-,vc
f \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 SEEDS — Brown i Mnstard.i $4:25@4.50; | Yellow
Mustard," nominal: i-Flaxseed. -: $S; Canary. ,4%@
4% c ; 'Alfalfa,^, 13c ;1 Rape,"; 1 @3%d ; ( Timothy. "i 5@
6%c; J Hemp. Vsci per*. lb; ? Millet.!- 3%c;sßroom
Corn Seed, $18@20 . person.;- \v \u25a0?;"-.; - : -\u0084
* " : DRIED PEAS— iNHes;i" nominal; Green v Pets,'
$2-50^2 75 per ctLy '
t* Potatoes/* Onions V m4 >.- Vefl;etables'..rL. S'. :
!i : '.With v.the £ demand S unnsually 7 : large '.^ and % th#
; shortage ; of ± cars i and % dilatory & deliveries ;of < the
1 railroad -companies? curtailing *the; receipts.^' the
| , Potato f market r remains 'very; strong.'i with ; prices
steadily <\u25a0£ advancing. W- Oregon and ~ River v goods
were « both S yesterday^ and "• the . limited
supplies ',: were % quickly .1 snapped * np* at J the *. Im
proved ;: rates.*ss Aside s from ® what? came 'Jn }, from :
thei rlver.s district* II there swere |no m e w£ arrivals
of a any * consequence, "S and -I there * was i practical ly
; nothing | remaining i In I first I hands 2 at t the 5 close.*':
Onions • and ; Sweetsl were* unchanged,"! both ,' being
reported* steady}; to '\u25a0 flnn.'^Cr. .' , '
ia| Mushrooms i and I Peas i were | more ! plentiful f and
lower, > the H: latter j? being \u25a0\u25a0' mostly S rain-damaged "
and? hard *to s sell. 'ss Everything i else « on '; the : list
was iin : limited ; supply ? and '\u25a0• flrm.V: ~ ';. •-;«\u25a0:# -'j.: ,%\u25a0 ,
laf POTATOES— Per j ctl: ** River s-White.^ $1.70®
1.?3;t Oregon | Burbanks.'i $1.85@2.15;? Early jj Rose/
$K65;: Eastern $1170@i:85:', SweetjPo
tatof>s,-?2.75@3.- \u25a0;.\u25a0"." .-:.\u25a0-\u25a0 "; "» .">" - "'." '. ~:*
XONlONS— Yellow; 'per .'H, $1@1.25.. -' -'• '
-»VEGETABLES^-Rhubarb,i4@sc;per;ib;sGreen'
Peas.-; s@loc I per '} lb ; •£ String S Beans, * _ _-- t per
lb :iWax * Beans;% „'! per ; lb ; ITomatoesH Los'
Anseles;,* $1@1 .50 § per | ofcte: M«lean.T/$1'.50
persg box ; &« Hothouse V Cucnmbers.'BS $1 @2 gj per
dozen ; | Squash?! 65 @75<\5 peri box: j Summer. '
Sf)ua«h;r-=^i.-peribox:!!Garllc.-ta%@4c3perSlb:!
.C«lery,-|2s(a4ocf per^dosen;| Cabbage, 3 $1.20®1150
per ctl ; : Cauliflower,'. 65@75c ' per dozen: ; Carrots,"
$1.25 per sack;: Turnips, $1.75@2 per s3ck;;Green
Peppers, 6@loc per: lb;TMarrowfat Squash, -sls@
20 1 per ..ton:-, Hubbard < Squash, \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 $30©40; - Mush
rooms, r s@2oc: per lb. •: ' ' -
::":"~": :":"~" '-' ".'.-.Poultry and Game \u25a0? ,:. '",-•\u25a0•; , y
'-'\u25a0. Receipts fc of S Game s came'-', to f hand ;in \u25a0' much
better -, 6hape. ••, than ;; on <. Wednesday. •\u25a0' and ~ prices
for ."sound Offerings? of. all descriptions' recovered,"
going 'i back Ho about where • they were before
thp;: sharp;, decline; of;: the -preceding day. A
small percentage of ithe receipts still showed the
effects ;. of ; the \u25a0- warm » weather,;? however,'* being
more ors less "sour, -and -only-- sound
brought , the ; quotations.. Live Poultry was quiet
and i rather weak i than i otherwise. „as the -wants
of * buyers -were , pretty i well/ supplied ; with , the
1 iberal | offerings jof r Western; that • came , to - hand
early : in ). the \u25a0 week. *? Arrivals" of ; dressed Turkeys
were c unusually i large, r approximating i6O ; cases,
but the stock sold off well, at satisfactory prices.
\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0,) POULTRY— Per l dozen: Hens. „ $6@7.50 P t or
large and $5<g;5.50 for small; old Roosfers, $4@5;
young ;\u25a0: Roosters.* $5.50@7.50; \u25a0 Fryers. $3@G:
Broilers. $3.50@5: -Pigeons, -sl/5i.25:- Squabs.
$2.50@3 ; | Ducks. *6<gS for \u25a0- young and $5@6 -for
old: Geese. $2.50@3 per pair. ' --^ - i> "
-TURKEYS— Per lb: \u25a0 Dressed,-. 18@22e; live,
nominal..: i ..' *• • " -.1 \u25a0'\u25a0',:
\u25a0 GAME— Per dozen: Mallard Ducks. $6@7.50:
Canvasback,!s5 (37.50: Sprig, $5@8:.Tea1.52.50(g
3 ; .?\u25a0 Gray -.Ducks. < $3.50@4 : ,- Widgeon; ( 52.50(g3 :
small 'Ducks,' J2(g2.50: Black 'JTacks.- «2@2.50:
Gray Geeser $4(§4.50: White Geese. • $1.75@2.50 ;
Brant, \u25a0 |3@3.60 ? for large i and $2.50 . for ; small ;
Honkers,- $6@7.50: r Hare,- $2@2.25: , Cottontail
Rabbits, $2.75@3; Wild Pigeons, $1.25. -^ :
: Batter, Cheese and Eggs , ; V
> 'Quotations for j all i three descriptions of . Dairy
Produce ! showed \u25a0 considerable revision yesterday,
generally .:. in .; the 1 direction \u25a0of - lower \u25a0 prices. --The
continuance of the warm and the favor
able j prospects" for/increased "production | caused -a"
general | feeling of ; easiness | and I buyers were out
numbered.'by sellers.at the session; of the -Ex
chatfSe, - where . , the > attendance - was ' unusually
large. - : -, Selected Eggs , were Be , per dozen . lower
and . all . grades of • fresh creamery, Bntter dropped,
the ; decline 'being 4c: per .pound In. extras;-- 2%c
in - firsts ; and :3c• In seconds : and \ thirds. New
fancy flat Cheese * was -%c lower, - while \u25a0\u25a0. Young
Americas % were ;\u25a0\u25a0 slightly, higher, -there being I a
temporary ; shortage ; of .that /description.:'; Bids
and c offerings \u25a0 were : numerous ;on \u25a0 'Change. ' but
there was only one. transact lon recorded, a'lotof
10 - cases |of - fresh * extra . Batter j changing j hangs
at 34cper pounds ' •\u25a0.--•.:'\u25a0 \u25a0 . \., :\u25a0 .
"At the request -of several members of the trade
the directors '- of .the J Dairy. Exchange * are con
sidering : a ; proposition .to * make ; tho : rules re
garding \u25a0 grading ' and delivery ; of \u25a0 selected Eggs
less t; stringent. .4 It ;. is r not - proposed :to change
the : grading. J but \u25a0 the petitioners ask that sellers
be : given - more latitude in making deliveries, . and
that the allowance for washed, soiled and under
sized Eggs to, the- case be Increased. *v '. --. "
were \ 28,300 lbs \u25a0, Butter.XOOOO \u25a0 ; lbs
Cheese and 150S cases -Eggs. -.."::: -\u25a0••• \u25a0.
;••. The - following were the. official quotations as
established by: the sales;, bids and offers on the
floor of. the Dairy Kxchange: -", \u25a0- . - :
BUTTERA-J>esh Creamery, extras,.34c .per lb,
weak; -do ,- firsts. , 02% c, u weak: , seconds, 30c.
weak: . thirds. i25c.J weak: * packing - stock. 1 firm
at 23c for.No.'l and'2lc for -No. 2: Eastern ex
tras." 32c.' firm;', do firsts; ,28c. firm.:; Storage
goods— -California -extras,;: S2c,- firm; firsts, - 31c,
firm; seconds.- 25c, firm::' No. :i v packing 'stock.
22%e; s flrm: ! Eastern ladles, firm at 22% c"for
extras and 23c for firsts.- ' i\ " • . • .
CHEESE— Fancy , California new • fiats, 16c
per \u25a0, lb, ;.•-. weak; . firsts. - 13c, \u25a0 weak ; new Young
Am«rleaß.', fancy, . 15% c<• firm: - firsts; v 13% c,
firm.; \u25a0;• Storage / goods — Fancy". California "' Cats,
13% c. ' steady; do 'firsts,:.. 13c. steady; fancy
Eastern, :'l6%c,' firm; fancy ..- Western. 13% c,
steady. '. -\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 : -' . \u25a0 ; - • \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \ :.\
; EGGS— California fresh selected, " 31c per
dozen; 'weak: .extras. 28% c weak; firsts, "2?c;
weak; seconds,'- 27c;, weak.
Dccldaoas and Citrus Fruits
, "The fruit market has not as yet shown any im
provement as a result of | the warm weather, ' but
dealers t are "= confidently , expecting a I marked I re
vival: of .trading within aif ew days,: provided the
pleasant waather continues. \u0084 Bus Iness in all lines
was ; of ' ; the - usual \u25a0\u25a0 small proportions ' yesterday,
and with .stocks f liberal j prices - were g generally
weak and. Unchanged. : v. .-\u25a0'.- j : '-- . ."* -,- \u25a0
"APPLES— SI(ai. 75 1 per \ box for * Newtown Pip
pins;-. $2@2.23 ?for Spitzenbergs, | $I@2 l for other
red varieties, and $1.10(31.40 for BeUflowers.' 1 "i ,
: PEARS — Winter \u25a0 Nellis, $2 . per box; cooking
varieties." sl.so per box. ' '• : - -, .
1 CITRUS FRUITS— Per \u25a0 box: Navel Oranges,
$2@2.50 :f or 'fancy,: $1.50@1. 75 for 'choice and
$l<ai.sO for standards; Seedlings, $1@1.25; Tan
gerines. -halves, $1.25; -quarters, 75c@$l; Lem
ons, $2.50@3' for;-' fancy, $2@2.25 for choice
'and * $1.25(^1.75 • for standard; Grape '\u25a0 Fruit. - s3@
3.50 \ for seedless and $2@2.50 • for common;
Limes," $B. per case.'. » :'. \u0084
..TROPICAL,. FRUlTS— Bananas/ $I@2 ' per
bunch i for 1 Hawaiian \u25a0 and I $1.75^2.50 for Central
American; Pineapples, $3@5 per dozen. . "
Dried Pnilts, XntKj Ralnlnn, Honey
- Sellers I axe - accepting lower prices for Honey,"
as will be seen. Otherwise there Is nothing new
under this head. ; '•\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0-\u25a0?•:\u25a0 - -. . .- . \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0: . . :\u25a0 :
..*:. FRUlTS— Apricots. '-\u25a0' 16@20c per lb; Evap
orated-Apples, spot,' 6%@8%c: Peaches.' 10@
13c;< Pears." 9@12%c;-. Prunes. 4-slze basis, 3c;
large sizes. 4®sc. . J T -'\u25a0 , •. \u25a0 ~;- N --.,•\u25a0\u25a0'•\u25a0
- RAISINS— Seeded,/ B%@loc:' Loose Muscatels;
7%e,:_7%c and, Bc for 2,:?, and 4 crown . respect
ively;, , Seedless 'Sultanas, :«.7@7%c;' -Thompson
Seedless;-.' 7%c \u25a0 for f unbleached; \u25a0*. London /Layers,
8-crown, \u25a0 $1.85; London -Layers, \ 2-crown;;sl.7s;
Clusters, $3.50 '. for > Imperial," $3 ; for ' Dehesa ° and
$2.50 for fancy.- , : -,'.--'" \u25a0• - ; - •-\u25a0--•\u25a0•-.
t, NUTS — Almonds. 5 - Nonpareils, 5 17%@15%c; I
XL. 16%@18c; Ne Plus Ultra.- 16@17c: Drakes,
13V>@14c; * Languedocs, \u25a0 .13%@14c;» hardshell,
9@loc. , Walnuts; "Jobbing price^ — Softshell,
15@16c*for NoiS 1 and 12@13c for No. 2; lUlian
Chestnuts. S@loc per lb. ? \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0',\u25a0•-"• .--.v- ';\u25a0'•,-. \u25a0\u25a0"- *:-•
nONEY— l6@l6%c,per lb for bright comb and
12(ffil4c for amber; water white extracted," nom
inal—none here; amber extracted, 5% @7c per lb.
Provisions
\u25a0'•' Steady to firm prices are reportedfor all prod
ucts, with supplies .about balancing, the demand.
-CURED MEATS— Bacon. : 14 %c per . lb - for
heavy,; 14% c - for - light ' medium. 16c - for ' light,
16% c for \u25a0 extra -. light • and * 20@21c - for j sugar
cured; t Dry \u25a0 Salted , Sides.T. 13% c: * Bellies. - 14c;
Eastern sugar-cured' Hams. 16%@17c;' California
Hams,;l6%c; Mess Beef,' s9 per. bbl; extra Mess,
$9.50; 1, FamUy, ' $10; ' Prime i Mess Pork, $16.50;
extra j clear, $23 ; Mess, $19 ; Pig Pork, r. $26 ;
Pigs' - Feet. $5; \u25a0 Smoked : Beef, 14c per lb. \u25a0\u25a0' r . "--?
.-,";. LARD —^Tierces - quoted at 9%c | for I California
compound, - 9 ?ic : for \u25a0 Eastern ; compound < and 12c
for ; pure; * half-barrels, ' pure. • 12 V«c: 10-lb tins,
12% c; 5-lb tins, 12% c; 3-lb tins, 13c. ' \u25a0 ;
* \COTTOLENE-^One-half ; barrel, 10% c; three
half-barrels, .; 10% c; • one tierce, r . 10% c; two
tierces,; lO9»c;t five; tierces, .10i4c. r "
Hides, TalloTT, "Wool and Hops
.5 HIDES-^Cnlls \u25a0 a'ndr brands - sell about %@lc
under g quotations. - •- Heavy \u25a0\u25a0: Salted - Steers, -. 12c;
Hides, ; 12% @13c 1 for, heavy, 12% @13c for | light;
Stags. ;B%c; -Salted 'Klp,>l3%c; Salted iVeal.
15% c; s dry - Calf, ;• 15% c;, dry Hides, \u25a0 23c; ' dry
Kip, '22c; dry. Calf, ?2se: Sheepskins, .Shearlings.^
20@50c -' each :--\u25a0. short ,Wool,^ 50@70c - each: ?me
dlum; \u25a0 70@90c; '"long > Wool, •; $1@1.60:>- Horse
Hides, V salt; . $3@3.25 for larr- - and $2.75 for
medium, «. $2.28 ,- for • small and . BOc V for • Colts:
Horse Hides, 5 dry; $2@2.25 for large and<sl.so@
1.75 . for medinm, \ $1.25 ; for small i and &0c I for
Colts. r = Deerskins— Dry « Mexican, ' 32%@3sc; : dry,
salted Mexlcan,\ 55@37%c; "\u25a0 dry r Central t Ameri
can; 35@37%c. -' Goatskins— Prime Angoras; 75c:
extra" large j do," $1.25; large," 60c; medium;' 35c;
small.'- 25e. < f *-- . '.- . \u25a0 \u25a0"-'-- -..--" • \, ..-
; TALLOW— No} 1 .rendered," sc; N0." 2, 4@4%c;
Grease, ' \u25a02@3c.\^-. l "-V-l'- \u25a0"'-' \u25a0 -\u25a0-'-\u25a0'. . -?:\; \u25a0
'- WOOL — Fall clip: ' " San Joaquln and * Southern,
7@9c; I fall Lambs, : B@Uc; 1 Humboldt and Men
docino, 14@15c: Middle County,' 94211 c; .North
ern, ;free,yl2@l3%c; Nevada, 17 <g 18c - per Mb
for 'spring.- \u25a0-\u25a0 -./ -\u25a0 , \u25a0 ' •-. \u25a0-'-, •.-.-. \u25a0\u25a0. •.- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0 ' >
\u25a0>-.;) HOPS— Choice, ' 12% c; prime," ; 10%@llc"; I com
mon, 10c : per. lb. V. "\u25a0 - ' - - '
Meat .: Market
There was » no farther . change " In prices : yester
day, v though •:\u25a0: the >« sunny.' .weather and - : drying
north wind may create some changes shortly. ...
.DRESSED MEATS. *'• ' :-- --- - '
• BEEF-^«B4@7% e per lb for Steers and 6@6%c
for Cows. ."\u25a0\u25a0 •\u25a0 . --. -..;\u25a0 > i^ 5 ' • ,^i ,' §g TT^MSBniS&Bi&kiJt
v /VEALt-B%@loc for large, and '9V"@lo%c for
small: -V 1 ".-.,; -- .\u25a0'.:;\u25a0- "!-. -^ \u25a0 . •
a \u25a0 MUTTON— II% @13c for Wethers and ' 11 @12c
• ' LAMB— I3c per lb for iXearllngsVand 'l^for
. > DRESSED HOGS— lliai2%c per lb.
Iv --;> "-\u25a0•i".'^ LIVESTOCK, MARKET.;,/ --• ; y/.py
-'^The ; following* quotations are ; for good, sound
livestock,, delivered, in 'San: Francisco, less 50 per
cent shrinkage for ; Cattle: V'c - '\u25a0-.» -"-. \- -•=-.% --;
.1 '. CATTLE-Steers. i B@B%c is per ilb for \u25a0 No. ? 1
and 7% @7%c : fori No.\ 2 ; < Cows and Heifers, 6@
6Uc; -No. 2 Cows." s%c;i thin Cows. 4Vi@sc.t-
>? CALVES-^-5@5%c ! per lb j for light,- 4% @sc" for
medinm I and • 3%@4<.v for heavy ' (gross weight).^ ?
•'SHEEP— Wethers," 6@7c per lb; Ewes/5%@6e
(großs weight) :.*.-;;.-';.- :\u25a0.•\u25a0".••/ •• .\u25a0•-:;•;*\u25a0;;
; .LA? < «BS— €%@7c per lb. \u25a0-?\u25a0> ••: - '/ r^ " '
' 2C S ' lbs '" 7%^^ ' P* l " ' lb : oTer
-\u25a0wo ibs, t ji 4@,%e;4 @,%e;; Boars 5.0 per cent.; Stags 30®
40 . per i cent and \ SowbTlo@2o per . cent off from
above quotations. r.- ... .-. \u25a0- -\u25a0\u25a0 . .,-? \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0-
: -;.;:::;i-i;Gener«I>Merchandl»e/-.- ; '/:
-\u25a0\u25a0 BAGS— San i Quentln * Baßs. ! r.7^:c; a Grain i Bags.
JOne-July.i 8% @B%c ; ..Wool - Bags, s 28^c for 3-lb
and 43e,for-4-lb.'M:S: j^ \u25a0*:\u25a0:,:." .-. ;#,--•,,-: »,' -.-\u25a0• >
\u2666« COA ,V~ WW * Uf nn Bton':8 ton ' : $12 : per i ton ; > New >Welltng
rZ™f*i\*?l rer iß iU: $10: ' Co ° 9 Bay." $10; I Rich
mond.'-sl2; f.Cumberland,7sl4 iin bulk rand' Slfl 25
& vasSl:!v a SSI : ! Ci??el;Tsl2C i?? el;T s l 2 p * r tm ' < Welßh Anthracite!'
p^ou^n!f n olntaai?Sfe^^!'S^
X^VT^ ll^?^ 8 ; are : for; ba "*l3Ti forJcasesVadd
for ra w ;, Castor Oil ,- In : ca ses.l No." 1 ;' 75c • :• Bakers'
AA, cases - $l;28@1.30 ;• Lncol.i 60c - for , boiled ; and
48C I for., raw ; I China I Xutrj cases.*s 85® 90c I ncr cal
lon^CocoanutOll.iin barrels.lsßctfo> Ceylon and
ft<?v f PJ .'Australian: ? extraibleachedi winter. Sperm
0i1. j 65c ; natural iwinterj Sperms 011.1 65c : > natural
0i1.; 55c: « extra rwlnterstraluedf Lard Oil.
Soc : -i No. \ 1 ;. La rd Oil. GSc ; Ptire j Neatsfoot : Oil.
- 1«: l * :l < Neatßr °ot "\ Oil, -". 57 i^c : V Herring « Oil
*JcrSalmon'OU,- l 3sc; i boUed;pisn-011,-35c:TPatot
Oil, 30C,-'- f"' 1 -- ly^-'-^y.''.. ; :;; r "; * '\u25a0\u0084-\u25a0** ~>. v J.'?"-' '. <•\u25a0 -\u25a0.\u25a0/ \u25a0.-,; '-.-J^' \-~-> '.\u25a0<-
il??sk f 9 IU 4 GASOLINE. * ETC.— Water s white
Goal OJl^: from tank wagons;; 10® lie ; i special : <lo.'
12% crs Pearl I Oll.^ In I cases.-*- if c ; sj AsUai. 1 17 c
Star. '17c ; \ Extras Star. 1 20 c :! Elaine/; 26c ; t Eocene
19c;g Stove? Gasoline/a in t bulk. r 17^c;ftin i cases,
24c ; % No W? Engihe r. Distillate.*:' iron .\u25a0 barrels" : or
drums.v 8c ; f No. v 2 7 do;ft 6 ftc ; ?; cases.^ 6%c f more ;'\u25a0
Benzine,-? in | bulk,*. 12%c ; Un i cases.T 19c ; 86-deeree
Gasoline. •In bulk.'i 30c ; In • cases.- 36c. •\u25a0-* -V ~
« TDBPBNTINE— 93c 2 per ? gaU<3B ; ln% cases' and
818 1 c^ in drums and* lron , barrel ß.Taßl@WßW»|EgK.V : "- : "- .
:,-! KOSlN— Ranges -, from -, ?5.80 > to vsß.lov $8.10 , per bbi;
according ito brand and quality.Aj!SlaHas&,ri, •\u25a0
m BED AND vWHITE . LEAD— Red \ Lead.> B@S %c
perl lb;f White jLeadr^igiSi-jcfaccordingito
S?, SUGA R-r.Tbe.v Western X Sugar &Rennins ' Com
pa ny ,* quotes ?a s i follows.'S terms i net i cash : iCnbes
A,"f CrnsheJ; and JFlneJ Crushed.'si fiSOc : 2 Powdered."
£f* c 2 s&S*'i Granulated^ 4.65 c; f Final Fruit : and
Coarse; Granulated; 4.55e: Beet Granulated 1 (110
lb ;bags only).--4.35c: Confectioners* A. 4.65 c;
Magnolia ,A.-- 4.15cr- Extra C,* 4.06 c: Golden C.
3.95c;*D, i3.S5c;-H.. &: E. -Crystal Dominoes. ,
7.55 c: Tablets, half-bbls. 5.06 c: boxes; 5.30 c per
Ib.- 'C Barrels and - 50-lb baga 10c, half-bbls 23c
and boxes 50c more per'loo.lbs for.all grades.
No - order taken for less than 75 barrels or - its
equivalent.- \u25a0 \u25a0' ;r.~ . .
'Receipts of Produce
FOR.THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7
Flour;"qr'sks.... l6.76ol Wool, bales 3
Wheat, ctls -...-. 3.850 Leather, rolls .... 108
Barley, ctls ..... 1.100 Hides, No ."..... 1.706
Oats, ctls ....... 625 Pelts, bdls .;.... 1,170
Rolled I Barley.ctls 1,720 Lime, bbls ...... 473
Rolled Oats, ctls' 492|Brandy, gals .... 1,830
Tallow,-ctls \u25a0'...." -70 Wine, gals \u25a0'.%.'...43,150
Su«ar, r ' ctls r."...'5,720 Lumber, M^ ft.... - 440
Potatoes, sks '... 3,660 Apples, bxs ..'... . 75
Onions, tsks ...... 390 Oranges, bxs ..... 25
Hay. tons ...... 296 Quicksilver,;. llsks. 40
WASHINGTON"
Flour, qr sks.... s.9lo!Potatoes, sks .... 511
Bran, sks ;......6.79S]Shorts, sks ...... 222
iTHK STOCK MARKET
Sudden Investment In Bond- Due to
A pproachlng " Day
- • There was 1 sadden -activity In . bonds on : the
Stcck and Bond Exchange yesterday., The brok
ers had (a I good ] many orders |to buy,. and under
their purchases and bids the-whole bond market
became ; very strong. 1 - while:: some issues ad
vanced \u25a0. The' demand \u25a0 was : said to be for in
vestment -In nontaxable ••; securities until the
forthcoming 1 tax - assessment day. Marco 4. was
over.: < The. total: sales - amounted to $169,000.
Stocks j sympathized with the firmness In - bonds,
but * were quiet, except Spring • Valley Water,
which, was-active at $22.87%. ~
•The mining- stocks were irregular and quiet as
a: rule. -The- Comstocks were firmer or weaker
on - Individual: account, there being ,no general
tendency, either .np or , down. . The Southern
Nevada? exhibited-no new. features worthy of
note. The > Tonopahs . were steady and not ma
terially - changed. but the Goldflelds were lower
in the', majority of-cases. -"The most' activity
was shown by Great Bend at 37e®5i.0r..
STOCK AJ^D BOM) EXCHANGES
THURSDAY, Feb. 7—10:30 a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS '
- v. 'Bld./!il-. Bid. Ask.
4sqrcoup.. — — 4sqr cp new. — -*g
4s qr reg... —^ — 3s,qr coup...— —
< MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Ala f A'W ss. — - Oak Tran 6s. 115 —
Asso Oil 55." 85 - 90 Do -5s '.... — 108
Bay. CPC 55.102 106 Do Con 55.105 108
>Cal-O-G ss.— — Ok Trac C 55.101% —
Cal G & E s: O W gtd ss. 92% 96
m i ct 5s 89 S 5». 60%, 72%
Cal-st C ss. 105 — Ob Cable 65.H9 —
Cal Wine ss. 99& 99% Pac 6.1 m 4s. 92 95
C C Wat sb.' — 103 P E By 55.. 109 109%
Do g mgss 88 — Pac-LAP ss. — 100
Ed L&P- 6«. — 120 PAC H 65.101% — .
F& C H 6a.10S — , P& O R &3.10S —
Geary-st 55.. 40 — Powell-st 65..111% —
H C&S 5%5.- — — Sac EG*R5s.lO4% —
Do 5s •'....104 — SF * SJVSi».I2O 120U
Hon R T 6s. — — * SF.O & 5J55.109%110%
L Tahoe RSs.lOl 102 .Do 2d-agSs — —
LA "Elec ss. — 100% SJA. SCR 4%s 94% —
LAG &\u25a0 ElSs.loo — Sierra R 65.. — 114%
LA Ry 5s:.117%118 SP'rf.A 6s '
LAL gtd 55.104%105% (1909) /... 103-103%
LAR-lem 55.109% —, (1S1O» ...-.104% —
LAP^CaI ss. — -110% S P of C 6s
Mkt-st C 65.110% —> (1912) ....112 —
- Do:lcmss. U2 : SPC 1 eg 55.11J»%121
MV&iMtTSs.IOO -*,—, — > S P B R,65.135 —
NR of C 55.119K120% SV ,W g rag4s — 93
N PCR 55.102 , Stkn GAE 6s — 105
N'C.Ry 55.-;— -113 : UG & E 55.102 —
NC P O 55.101%101% UR o{ SF 4s. S3 82%
O GL&H'Ss.IOS 109%j Val Co P ss. — 104
; » ' "WATERS STOCKS
Contra Costa — 61 'IS V Wat Co. 22% 23 "
Marin.Co... —s. «2 \ \u25a0
GAS AND ELECTRIC
Cent: L& P. . 1 2% Martel Power — —
Mnt EXL ctfs .9 --9% Pac,L C 0.... — 80.
;Do.ex.ctfs 13 13% Stkn G <fc E. — —
INSURANCE
Fireman's • Fund ' .....;......... i 175 - 240
j r v > BANK STOCKS
Am Ntl 8k.130 — |Lon, P * A.13« —
Anglo-Cal .. 84 87 Mer Trust ..230 — '
Bank of Ca1.363 — Merch Ex .. 60 —
Cal Safe Dp.129% — S F NationaL — —
First Natn1..295 315 ,
.SAVINGS BANKS
Ger S & L.3000 — Say tc L 50..100 —
Horn S B»r.210O — S«c Say 8k..390 425
Mutual Say..-90 92% Union T C 0.2800.2800 3250
S F Say U. 620 635 . . f
STREET RAILROADS
California. -.142 .- — . iPresidio ..... — 25
Geary ......— 31%|
- : . POWDER
Giant ConsoUdated C 0............... $4 W
.SUGAR V-
Hawailan-O. 81%'83J [Onomea- S C. — 88
Honokaa S C 10% — | Paauhau. S C.'-16 16%
Hutch S PC 15%; 15% Union S Co.. — '50%
Kllauea SC. — .3- Do poolr.r."— 80%
MakaweU:C. 32 .—" :~ -
}."'. V• ' - i. MISCELLANEOUS
Alaska P A.-46 — Oceanic S Co. — . 5
Asso OU C0.^45~ —' Pac Aux FA : r —
Cal-'F^. C"A,104 — : Pac'C 80rax.152% i
Cal Wine A.^86% 87, Pac S Tel Co. — ,108%
MV& MtTm. 85 —, / >\,
..;; \u25a0'>' sales;.;.-.
\u25a0- Morning:. Session \u25a0' ,
Board — ". " ' '
40 Alaska Packers'," Association....- 4«.OO
,'*\ vs,Makawelivs,Makaweli Sugar Co .....*. 32.00
\u25a0 50 Paauhau S-P •Co 16.00
; 345 Spring Valley-Water C 0....."..% 22.87%
$2,000 Cal Gas & El G M A C T 55.. 88.50
$1,000 Cal Wine Association 5s 1)9.50
$8,000 Contra Costa Water 5s 102.50
52.000 Omnibus Cable 6s •.......'.....119.00
$1,000 Pacific Electric •Ry C 5........100.25
$1.000 8 FA S J VaUey 5s .120.00
$13,000 SP. Arirona <1910> 1jD4.50
$18,000 United R R of S F 45........783.00
•\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 . \u25a0:- ' .: ,- ..-- \u25a0 "
15 Cal Safe Deposit A Trust.... 129.50.
35 California Wine Association.... 86.50
$2,ooo"Contra . Costa; Water 55.V...... 102.50
$6,000 LosAng Pacific of Car55...;..110.00'
$34,000 Los. AngfPac Ist con 5s 109.50
$15,000 Northern- Oal Power' &s.-,.".... J0V.50
$46,000 Pacific Electric Ry 55.".........109.00 "
$20,000 United; R' B ,of S, F 45........ 82.00 =s.
Unlisted Securities
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
\u25a0 - ; Bid.;Ask'. ; .. . Bid. Ask."
Bay CPC 68.104% — SF.AiNP ss. 109% —
Cal NW Rss.Hl . 112;-. Stand El 55.. — 92%
SF Drydk ss. 112- ,—, — = Do.gtd. ss.— 95'
SFj GAE 4%s 94 -:95 |Sun Tel 5«.. .104 110.V
MISCELLANEOUB STOCKS.
Ala.SngiCo. —•'^18 Hono old pool 20 —,
Cal Cot Mils 90 ' — Hono nw pool 23 27%
CalT IA T. 175 — N Cal P Co. 27 23
Chutes Co.: — 4 Orpheum Co.. 18 — .
CypvL Imp.: 2% . 5 Pac C Cas C 0.150 175
Dpt-Pw pfd; 85 95 S F Drydock 60 —
D 0,c0m...102 4.;__-;; SF ASJ Coal — 20
Eono'P Co.. 22 .28 Truck :Elect.. 19 20
sales ,:
1 > Morning Session
\u25a0r '-*".:"- Street ,'\u25a0\u25a0 .•: ;;-.. - ;
$2,000 People's Water Co 65... .'^.. 73.00
Calif ornia S took, and "Oil Exchange
Bld.Ask: ",-"\u25a0'. v Bld.Ask.
Asso OirSt.47:oO 47.50JM0n of Ariz'.; 19 —
Chr-Crude; old *33 . —Monte-Cristo.; - .80
Chi Crude.new.' 08 *^-~ OU. City - Pet .69
Claremont ..." 50 75 Peerless \u25a0.'....".3.50 ,'— \u25a0
CoaUnga: Pac.\ —< 75 Piedmont - .v.. -\u25a0\u25a0 12 —
Home. ....... .20- —SPA McKlttul.sO —
Imperials... 15.75 --— Sovereign .... — 25
Junction.Tr... '14 "- *— Sterling ..."..a.«O S.OO
Kern,j'new ..• 10; .—. — Snpertor ..... 00 13
Linda-Vista..- 12 —1 West Shore \u0084^.25 .: —
McKlttrick •;.; ; 20;- >-H
\u25a0'\u25a0" •":: '\u25a0'- \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0• '.""•' SALES
300 Monarch ' 50
300Sterlins \u25a0•.......;.........,..-.."**j^Jq
.;.-: SAN * FRANOISCO JSTOCK; EXCHANGE -
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
Stock-and Exchange; Board yesterday:?
COMSTOCKS
' ' * Regular '• Morning'[ Session
*\u25a0 600; Andes ...;... 161 300 Hale A Nor*. 85
t 6CO Belcher; .-..." 35 1000 Julia -';.. .~rr.lv ;10
200 Best; A 8e1ch.1".30 450 Ophir - :v;;.\. .2.35
1000 Bullion '•.-.-..\u25a0.'". 2S ,100 Potosi .;..... 17
200 Caledonia :.:. 50 900 Sierra "Nev ... 57
, 200 Con VaiMCo.' 89 100 Union Con ;.. Vr
800 Cc# YaM C 0.'90.'90 :200 Union' Con'-'..-; —f2
,'SOO Cro»*-n -.Point.. ;30 '200 Yellow; Jacket. 90
*ij. '._:'.'.' Informal.'Session7- •
"COO' Belcher ..... '35 500 Con Va M Co. 91
\u25a0- 800 Caledonia\u25a0*.7." 49 200 Mexican^ "."..r. -»»Q,
\u25a0\u25a0200 Caledonia ...,,47 ;2t>o Potosi , v.;;w.S 18
' 100 Challenge " :..- 25 -400 Sierra:Nev... 62
200 Challenge- .:." 2« • 600 Union ! Con ... 52
1000 Con Imperial.- 03 400 Union Con?.""..' 51
;UooiConVVa<M;Co.:;9o -« : :
?'.; CLOSING! QUOTATIONS;;
Bid.Ask. I : " '• Bld.Ask.
Alpha ..:.:..,— ;-,-16[ Justice:- ..05 - 07
Altai5......:.. — 05 Lady "Wash -.. 07' —
Andes>.:;.:.. 16 17lMexican '«;.'.'..*.- 90 ;,92
Belcher ;..'.. ,35 .36}New*York;On — 07
BestrA^Belch.l.2s 1:30 Occidental .".. -47 —
Bruns'Cr.Va:. 04. .:_— Ophh*,; :. ;.2.35 2.40
Bruns} Savage; '03•- f— Overman•<•'. .TVpITMIO
Bullion ".-.:...; 2S - =29 Potosi *.;:.r..- 17-18
Caledonia\<.:.: 47 \u25a0;: 4S Rich};Eureka:.3.so -,« —
Challenge X ':.";\u25a0 \u25a0 :24:24! ': 25 Savager'.".r.t.."-"75 SO
Chollar r.'.vr."' 13 '15 Scorpion \u25a0•«..;.. 07 "10
Confitlencej-.;.;'•\u25a0'\u25a0 — 1.10 Seg;Belcher ".;\u25a0 07, OS
Con* Imperial.' 02 -03 Sierra Nev.:.. sn .32
ConlVaiM Co. ;J»O;J»O 91 Silver;Hill<-;.:* .60 * —
CrownE-Point.'/' 29 :30 StandardvOoa..3.oo —
Exchequer^...v's3 — St; Louis ;'.V.:7/ at \u25a008
Gould; A :Cur.*\2sf*:3o Cnlcn Cowr'.TZ' rslrsl 52
Hale. A ; Norc. • ?3 V": 85 UUh...-."...: i".;, 03 .04
Kentuck:'.r>.;'~— ' "14|YeUow. Jacket. 85 90
Ju1ia.;..../. — , i»!, .: ':l&s§B&3Bi
; \u25a0\u25a0'.\u25a0. TONOPAH :AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS
' \- ; Regular VSession-f-g-SOj to '; 12:30 .',"
1000 Adams ".'.. .*.'.'-!211 1000 Man Dexter".. 53
1500 > Amethyst 5114000 M .Hlgh^Grade v 17
3500"Atlanta ...::•'s2 2000 Man.Little Joe ,06
1000 Atlanta J '.....'" SI >500 Man 'Standards:o3
1300'Belmontf-"r:'.5.62% 6?oo:Mayflower"ICon *5l
7,"»00 Blkß-B*>nanz v-12 2000 Mayne :.'....-..17
-.1000-Bluer Bell"':'.:•\u25a0 2f. «100 MacNamara .'. 03
l(>fni-f>'-Do,' a 10:.It;25 500 Midway .."..2.02%
lCM»OBli!r Ball >... : 4^f :,W»: " Do.rs '30..V.2.00
=;500fBlueBuU ... 46j 500' :Do,-'s-10.;;.2.0O
IS^ 90 43^ Montana ; ::: 3g
"100 & &.: • » ,300 Mont^omy - Mt. ,
4O»iO Bullfro? Mm. 37 1000 Mt? Sltos EX- j£
2000 Do b 60... 40 8500 Mnstanj.- An*- _\u25a0"*-;
1000 BlfrsXat.B* 32 1500 Mastaos Ex .• 1
100 Blfrg Nat Bk W 1000 Mustang M. *5 2|
IWiO Blfrg N Star. 14 2000 Ne-r Con* Stc s /^
«1O Blfrl Victor.. 29 1000 Norti Star ... 3|
1000 Blfrl Victor., 2555000 Oakland .....
500 CO D ...... 1. 00 5000 Orlff Man »
1500 Columbia Mt.1.05 900 Oro .......... M
500- Do. b 30.1.07% 10.000 Paymaster .. 03
1000 Colum Mt. .1 .02% 500 Pennsylvania. . O>
1000 Colom Mt Ex. OS 4000 Perm. Blfrg •- JjV
2300 Com Friction.s.oo|l2.ooo Pine Xut .24
2000 Confidence Btg 40. 500 Pitts S ".1.5-%
2CI? Daisy ...... .2.55 200 Red Hllla .... 30
600>» Daisy Ex ... OSJ7OOO Erf Top Ex.. JO
1000 Daisy Ex ... <»! 100 Bed Top Ex. . 42
2500 Dmdfld Trngl. 56 1000 Red Top Frae. 11
3000 DmdSd Trngl. 55 500 Red Win? ... 3g
ICOO Dixie '15 4600 Rescue Con . . ». \u25a0
1000 Gold Anchor.. 40J2000 Kuby^ Wonder. 3
2000 Gold Crown .. 16 2000 Sandstorm Ex. JO
lOO'Gld C Mn.b©0.9.00 500 Sandstorm Ex. II
1000 Goldfleld Mta.l.2s' «» Svl Hnmphrey. 12
5000 Goldleld Rand 04 1500 Silver Pick -.1 4O
1000 Gold Wedge . . I7[ 100 Do. a 10. --\u25a0*•*»
200 Great 8end.:. 1.05 200 Silver Picfc Ex 14
5000 Great Bend^l.o2% 500 Skooknm Blfr? --
500 Hibernia .... 19 1000 Steinway -^
2000 Ida Mines ... 23 4000 St Ires l.»
1000 Jack Pot ....1.60 1000 Stray Do* «
3500 Jim Butler .. 1 . 131 1000 Stray Dog ... So
7000 Johnnie Cons. 18 8000 Stray Do* -• • • **
1000 Jumbo Ex:. 2. 47% 500 Sun Dog 03
2000 Kendall Ex.. ©« 1000 Tecapo Can .-J-°5
2000 Llge Harria... 05 200 Tramp. Con ; -1t«?
4000 Loo DiUon -.. 25 500 Do, 5 60..1.«2H
1000 Lon Dillon ..-24 1000 Do. • 10--J-5i2
100<) Man Belmoat. =-,03 2000 Tramp Con. .!-•»* "^
1000 Man Bl Horse OS 4000 Ventura --V>#
.soo Man Cons ... 85 191 West End ...iT"^
SSPO Man Cowboy. 10 1000 Yellow Horse.. C 9
1000 Man Crescent. 13 1000 Tallow Rose.. 14
4000 Man Dexter.. 62 3000 Wonder^ w
Informal Sesaloa — 12:30 to J p. rau
5000 Adams ...... 2O» 1000 Kendall Ex .. CJ
5000 Alice of Won. 20 1000 Llge Harria .. 05
4000 Alice of Won. 21 8000 Lone Star .... 33
13.500 Atlanta ... 81 5200 Lone Star .... »
500 Atlanta ....."' 82 1000 Lone Star .... 33
1000 Atlan * Pac 06 500 Lou Dillon ... 25
2000 Black Ants .. 13 1000 Lncky Star .. W
9500 Blk Btte Ex. 14 2000 Li»ky Star .. JJ
1500 Black Rock ..11 500 Man Broncho.. 19
ICOO Bine BeU :.. 25 2000 Maa Crescent. 13
3100 Bine Bull ... 43 1000 Man Crescent. -14
1000 Do, 9 10... G2iSOOO Man Crescent. 13
5000 Bonaasa Ex.. 12:13,500 Man Dexter. 51
2000 Booth 87 4300 Man Dexter .. 52
500 Booth 86 3000 M High Grade 20
1000 Bonnie Clare. 43 3000 M High Grade. 13
2000 Bonnie dare. 44 4000 Man Hamboldt 00
1000 Bullfrog " Mtn. 3711500 Man Jumbo .. 03
2000 Do. b 60... 89 6000 Man Mof X*r 14
1000 Do. b 30. . . 3S| 1000 Man Mof »"» 13
2000 Blfrg Victor.. 29 2000 Man M of Her 1« :
400 Colnmbia Mt.1.00 6000 Mayflower Caa 51
ICJO Colum-Mt Et. 07 MOO Do. t> 60.... 33
8500 Com Fraction.s.oo 2000 May Queen .. 25
2300 Com Frae. .5.12% 1000 MacXamar* .. 63
2500 Daisy 2.50) 200 MacNamar* .. 64
5500 Daisy Anx .. 19 2500 Midway , 2.00
4000 Do. b 30... 20 1500 Mohawk Ex .. 27
2000 Dm B Btte C. 49 200 Mobawk Ex .. 28
6000 Dmdfld TrngL 56 5000' Mohawk Ex .. 28
2000 Do, b 90... 60 800 Mohawk Junior 10
5000 Do. b 60... 60 1000 Mont Mid Ex. W
300 Dmdfld Tragi. 69 2500 Mont<t>my Mt. 37
300 Dixie >..;.... 13 2000 Mtg Shos Ex. 24
2000/ Eagle's N»st.. 80 4300 Mtg Shea Ex. 23
2000 Do, b 90... 33 ICOO Musia-its Mao. 26
1300 Gold Bar ..1.27% 2000 Nevada Boy .. 21
1300 Gold Anchor.. : 3» 1000 North Star ... 3»
2000 G Bar Frc.blO 2016000 X Star Wondr 23
2000 Gold Center.. 24 4000 N Star Wondr 23
2000 Gold Center.. 285000 Ortg Bullfrog. 23
2973 Gld, Con M.8. 62% 3000 Po. 6 60.... 23
8950 Gld Con M...8.60 10.000 Paymaster.. 03
" 300 Do, a 10.8.37% 1000 Pitta S Peak.. 1.50
75 Gld Con M...8.75 2000 Potlatch, b 30. 80
500 Gld Kewuoa.l.7s 3000 Potlatch SO
200 Gld Kffwasoa.l.7o 1000 Potlatcb —... ~*
2000 Gold Mt .07 2000 Red Hills .^.*«*
25W Great 8end.1.02% 4000 Re<i Top Ex.-^f*
5400 Great Bend.-^l.OOl 100 Red Top Ex./W<£»
2300 Great Bend... 9811000 Red Top Frae Jl
2000 Great Bend... 9713300 Rescue Con .. 20
1000 Great Bend.,. »6 2000 Rd M B Jaekt 20
1300 Do. b 80.. .1.03 2000 Do. b 30.... 21
2000 Great Bend* .. 99 2000 Silver Pick . . .1.41
2500 Do, b a 0.1.02% 6000 Sllvar Pick Ex 14
600 G Bend C, blO 16 500 Spearhead Frc 43
1000 Hlbernla .... 17 1000 Spearhead Gld.l.o»>
4500 Hlberala .... 16 3000 Steinway . 20
2000 Hlndocraft .. 16 3000 St Ives ......1.13
2000 Homestake Ex 20 1060 St Ives 1.10
1000 Jim 8ut1er.1.17% 3000 St Ives 1.C4
7500 John Con. -b8 19 2500 Toano Frisco. . 18
6000 Jumbo Ex ..2.3015000 Ton Gold West 13
1000 -Do, b 10...2.302300 Tramp C0n. .1.57%
2000 Jumbo Ex.. 2.47%l 1000 Treasure ..... 17
100 Kendall SOIIOOO Yellow Horse..- 09
6000 Kendall Ex.. Oft 4000 Yel Hrs E.b3O 21
6000 Do, b 90... 0613000 Yel Hrs E,b«o 23
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
- CALIFORNIA
P.M. JUS.! Bld.Ask. .
Argonaut ....4.70 — 'IFurn Crk Ex.. — 70
Bo«t Gra . Cop 14 — Grnw Bl Oxide — 32
Brunswick r. :.. — Co|Keane Wonder — «9
Bunker H01.. 2.00 — {Xcv Hercules. — '\u25a0\u25a0"« -'*
Cent Eureka.. 70 73| Bed "^ Boy ;... 33 —
Belmont-.....5.50 s.62!Mldwa|= > \u25a0..-'."..2.00 2.05 t
Boston Ton ".". 17 18! Midway Ex ..' — - 35 S
Brgf 1 JB Ex IS Mlipai Ex '... — .37 !
California ... 18 — Montana .....3.95 4.00
Cash Boy ... 11 13 Mont Mid Ex. — 15
Esperanza ... 02 03 Mon Pitts Ex. 23 2K
Gold ' Anchor.. .X» 40 N T Ton* Con. 03 10
Gold Crown .". 15 10 North Star ... 38 ,' S9
Gold Mt .... C 607 Ohio Ton .. 20 * 22
Gold Mt Con. 02 — Paymaster ... 02 • 03
Great Westrn. 04 03 Red Rock Ex. 03 04
Gjpsy Queen. — 27 Rescue Con ..19 20
H0mer....... — 14 Toa Exten ...5.00 — s '
Ind Ton 02 03: Ton Gold West 13 *"— ." •
lowa Ton ... 06 — [Ton Home Con 02 04
Jim Butler ..1.13 1.17 Ton Sly & Gld 03 —
J Butler Ex. — 10 Ton of Nev. 17.00 18.00
Little Toa .. — 8.00 West End ...1.53 1.60
MacNamara.. 62 64 West Ton ... — 23
Goldfleld District
Adams 20 221 Grandma ?^3
Aloha- ...'.;.. 12 — Great Bend ' . .*" ffj^f 00
Atlanta,- ..'.„ 80 811 Grt Bend Anx. ~fJzS
Baltimore Gld — 10! Grt Bend Con. — lfl
Band ........ — 40 Grt Bend Ex. 34 33
Black Ants .. 12 14 Hibernta 15 IT
Blkß Bonanx 12 13JHlghland 03 ,— j
Blk Butte Ex 14 15lJumbo ... — 3.50
Black Rock ... 10 lljJnmbo Ex 2.43 2.30
Blue Bell;... 24 2«tKendaJl 5t
Bin* Bull ... 49 47 Kendall Ex .. 03 <«(
Blue Quarts.. — 40|Kcwaas. Ex ..'\u25a0* — 30
Brooklyn .... 05' C6;Laguna' ......1.45 1.50
Btte Goldfleld 11 12' Lone Star .... 32 34
Boots ....... 86 87! Lou Dillon ... 24 .23
C O D.......1.00 — iMayne ....... 18 IT
Columbia..... 93 '—May Queen.. 27 30 \u25a0
Columbia .Mt.1.00 1.05 Mid Pawc«e... 11 — .
Colum. Mt Ex. 08 09 Mill town MCo 49 —
Com riraction.s.oo 3.l2!MUltown BTac. — Wl
Commonwealta 30 33|M0hawk...... — ITJO •
Conqueror ... 24 23lMobawk Anx.. — 1 IIJF
Cracker Jack.. IS 2O[Mohawk-Ex .. 2^.28
Daisy -:. ..2.45 2.30 Mohawk Junior m C& 10
Daisy Anx .. 1» — Nevada. Boy .-« 20 21
Palsy Ex .... 07 09 Nev Goldnaid. 54 —
Desert Queen. — 10 Nev ' Western.. — 03
Dm B Btte C. % 49 51 Nor GrVßend. — 10
Dmdfld Trnjl. 56 57 Oro ..J 62 34
Dixie .;..... 13 13 Orle .Velvet. .. 20 - —
Dominion .... — 10 PaMce Gldfld. 16 —
Empire ...... 15 ' 2Olr»nyan . .. — 10"
Esnseralda ... 2S 32 (Pennsylvania.. 08. 04
Federal ....." 15 . lTiPocahontas ... — 13
Fawn ....... — lOjPotlatch ..... 84 —
Florence . . . . . — 5 .25! Red Hills 2S 31
Florence Ex.. 27 '- -^ Red Lion .... > — 1*»
Frances Mak. STi \ — R»d Top ....3.60 4.00
Frisco-......-./ uy /. 20 Red Top Ex.. 40 41 .
NOTICE
K- Notice is .hereby given that all
persons purchasing certificates
from 102 to 200, inclusive, of the
capital ;stock'Vof ; the .Candelaria
Gold Minurg of Manhat-"
tan, 'Nev.,_do so at; their own risk,
\u25a0 the . ! same r neyer , having- been duly:
issued by the company, and wil!^
not be transferred on the books of
the company,; but will be canceled
on presentation, as said certificates
were ', lost, -
. Any one offering said certificates
.fqri sale -.will be guilty of uttering 1
"forged ; paper and ; will be - "prose-
cuted - accordingly. Any informa-
tion leading* to the": recovery will
be liberally rewarded.! ;-
Secretary Candelaria Gold
Jiniflg Company
% C. WILSON
Stocks and Bondsy
\u25a0', U ember Stock aad ' Bond Kxebaaz^ *3» *£*\u25a0% '
tends rt.\: PtMoa Ttvtootnis sli. :
MURRAY JNNES
.CONSULTING -MINING"; ENGINEER
~ ' 218 j Koh 1 BulldiDir ":
.4 Formerly - Tice president ArlK»n* CouD«r Col,
*ndi*A.«* S.VJI B. a. Co. - \u25a0 *^ 1 ***

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