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12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKET;
Wali- street stocks open higher, but weaken off again.
Copper stocks generally weaker. Cotton lower.
Sliver yy 2 c lower. Exchange rates unchanged.
United' Railroads bonds firmer. Southern Nevada stocks lower.
Wheat, Barley and other grains as previously quoted.
No further ri<e in Beans. Hay and Fecdstuffs firm.
Butchers caress less apprehension of a Meat crisis.
Advance in steam Coal announced for April 1.
Provisions casv. with stocks ample and prices unchanged-
Supplies of Potatoes and Onions still light.
Poultry still firr.i, with arrivals very moderate.
Medium grades of Butter higher, with receipts large.
Extra Eggs lower. Cheese in good demand.
First Strawberries of the season in from the south.
MOXEV, STOCKS AND BUSINESS
The Ileceat Stncli Decline sad It* Po«»t
blc Effect oa General BnnlneM
Rer.ry Clew*. th« New York beoker. tays.
uu<J.-r ir.tr of the 254 :
As a rmslt of rh« recent decline «cmc very
•*ri<vj» losse* have t*en tuewrefl by larre bcla
*r% of ••curlttes. Fortunately «'ue pcMc fc»^
•uffe^d to a very much lens cxttnt thas ii*t;&!;
A'uou, fhe remarkable »b»enr« of fnOcres. Siirh
a <l»ra<-U> <"i>D!-.ot. however, he *rp«rl»n'^d »lui
cjt erertli.; a. more or le»a deprewlnj; effrct.
A t*ai?«>-«ry rally, of or>ur«e. foUowed. C:i» to
r-nv-ha»«e of -.!\u25a0»• wno bought f>ir lnvest3J»>nt
or to nupport ihe market, b'lt the latter stocks
' v.rre fc«n fe< out In order to take profits, fh'.w
l^«vin« tUe tone feveria!: end unsettled. Aft«r
• u?h a «iehauoxi the mnrket 1» likely to show
tiiire or •*\u25a0*• ln»rtta c.nd po»«lMy •«ttl« down
t« a *t!!! lower lerel. Confluence has b*e»
r-.-rtaly xtßti a an<! o'-.:;- t«ni« can mske ameDfls.
A fo-ii BenT op-rarors hay» beeD •erioualy
crU'p'*'!. A'.J" % <l U tbl* Is th» tinsatJafactory
rqc&ltj4M r '. ";\u25a0* v.ori<l'a tncaey market. The
it4*mao» r.: :te rate Xt the Bank of Franc* trom
& to "•-, per cent 1a highly slirnlacaat. ThU
:> (be BKt EtSf \u25a0 \u25a0•iMi?f has tw«a made la die
r«tr f<T «evrn jf«jn. and Is plal» notice to
I.ai.don. B<!rl!o ar,d N»w York that Paris will
r.r*t t»ke care of Itself and teat those la need
r-»y n«re to look elsewhere for aaalstance. Our
rern financ>t« fen re j>la<"ed 0-.or« or less de
l-«ni!er-» ujx>r lieip fr«>tr. that quarter In case
ti B'v^««!tr: and uo doubt Oermany. which is
e!re»J> »ufferlng from overdoing in financliJ
•ct industrial circles, has been knocitlng at the
j <'"-.\u25a0 of I'ttrSian bankers.
STtX^K AND TRADE OITTLOOK
We tre «Imi <-lo«e npoa ?be first of April, a
porifKi wbea the money mcrk«t usually suffers
more or Irw rterangeoipnt. Tbla U adverse to
t: ; e #t4,.-« market. After tbe middle of April
J.icOe sliocJd becin to return from ttm interior
• nil facilitate tUe bclidlsg up of Ryal rewrve.
!:«Tnt llqaidalioa tuii tee establishment of
et-ick omrket values apen v niUih lower level
ought alta «er»e to relii've the monetary «itu
»t:oji. Aft»r a period of rest and ao Improve
\u25a0cent !n the mmietary outlook, which cannot
I*- n:ucb lunger del«yed. tht-re should be a fair
tfjaiu-je 'or a recovery in the market during the.
•r>rtn*: provided, however. i>" further ci* as
tern Hre Jacurred during the Interval.
It 1* too early to calculate the effert upon
C • mral business of tbe stock market derliae.
utir rttlroads are already starting a policy of
r<-«rendiiuent whiob mutt react upon tbe Iron
jtrr.de and u|>on labor. Many <>f onr rirh mc»
-».i* r > v.bo are accustonjed to take the initiative
Mil either through ue^pssify or caution follow
«<u tbe sume lines. Witli b check to enterprl^
i:eueral!y and • lessened alemand for labor.
it la lDentable that tmsiaoss will la time feel
ihese tuovements. They may not show tbeni
»rt-lve« liunieilately. for inurli of the work pro
jected must »»• flniched. but later on it need
tause no surprise it there should be. a moderate
• ii. •«•\u25a0!.. i, j; <ij ;!:•\u25a0 heudloDg pace at which liusi
t:»»s :xf been goint: for the last few years.
Jf sucli reaction csv i<e kept wltliln moderate
l«>iin<lß and the country brought hack jrrad
ualJy from abuormal cvndltious to those wlilob
ere more normal, tbe result would really be \u25a0
Irf-nefielal. inasmoch as our situation will be
•iro'jfior and sounder. This is going to lie i
«:-Itl--jil year. If »ye have nnother good harvest
et-rluus reaction m»r \w deferrod. If Uie Imrvect
•-..\u25a0•i;M not bo sati*Tn::tcry. then wr must look
for further contraction in ell departments of
ladasttjr and flDan<*e. Tbe latest reports cou
renting t» inter wheat ue exceedingly favor-
EkSTBBM MARKETS
Kew York 31oce r Market
NEW YORK, bfuck 27.— Money on call easy
Xt n<g.3>s por «^rut: ruling rat*. 4\ per cent;
r:.*li.z Md. 3 p<»r cent: offered at 3 l a per cent.
Time l>*n» «-acy: »lxtT <l«>*. 6'^feC*« per
i-«-n: : iiiucty days nod sis montliK. 6 per t-ent.
filutc mcn-antil* 1 jwiwr. Gtti'' l A l>er cent.
StrrMu*: tichantte uteartv. with actual business
ij \u25a0 :m.v- I-.-' blJlf Xt $4.SS2ura4.SC2S for demand,
uml at 54.7£»;5fcj4.7570 far si«y days.
Posted trtes. fl.Bo an<3 M.544.
Mexican dollars. 51c
i^werumcnt tnjnds steady; railroad boftda lr-
Vv York Stock Market
NEW YORK, Mnrcb 27.— The action of to
1: y <\u25a0 *tork market served as an admonition
i<>*maov too exuberant fancies about the ud
rfalltj i»f the recent feverish experiences which
7h* market h«« undergone. The early spnrt
1u jiri.i's. rrblch added 3 to 5 points to the
»..,\u25a0, uprise of 3 to over 7 points In yesterday's
•: .i"i '•:. had thf decided effe«'t of cutting down
ibe.liuylng demand. With this sustaining force
*t th"'l«t»rher Icvfl thero wa« « liarkwunl drift
v-t.i.-n <lirl tiot leave much of the fairly spii
»'•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0• «i •idvfltK'e* in the early part of the d«y.
There w«* imtbing in the day's news to dts
<-re«llt the Information wticb helped yesterday's
Jinproronient in w»r.tltnent. Ibr Improved con
rtitlnn* WCV* refopnlze/1 nod thf conTl<7tlons
• illl isti'l that tbe extensive <".eol:no in prlr^n
l-.ad gone far 10 measure the unfavorable factors
In the eltuatlou rbkh hmj caused it. But the
vlolpucr of the recovery was ngr.rded r» tak-
In? prirv* t<>« rapidly away from the proper
«<?)U£tment. though the process of odjuftment
l'««l been somewhat owrdno* in the decline.
The po»;ltlvp niKirf< of several securities '
vu an active factor In onrldng the precipitancy
of the «>arly mlvnnr^. The unsupported condi
' rt"o of the Vsie* iv tbe wide decline to a level \
ivaterially lower tban w*« Tonchrd In tbe
weaker period of the rwer.f celling gare clear
erldenro of furtfter litiJidnlioo. 'llie uaual
ej-mpathetic effect was jirojucp.l ou other SdiT
tin stock*, especially Northern Hallway, for
wbleh conditions of credit aafi c&piral ne*»d* are
tnost nearly analocou to u..we of Erie. The
TTulted BUtM Steel etociv were aUo cCectcd.
•e«minrly ia tTmpath.v. Tbe campcnloa weak
mm. \u25a0 \u25a0 Per.::*'. :v»n'ji mw Dot so clearlf aym
lHL^i»tic, t'Clefm U>* I "n;.i»;io!i rr» prompted
by/the «trs»n^ prorl»Voii» of Uit> propo»>><: r»U
reft£ coLar.iiM.u-a lav, \,t-,6:r\s ta tb* New Jerary
Ix^iclet-Mre. il»;.!>rt» of iiiwtcm for rsllrcr.d
rtgvlmtlaD by ortier »-t»;» Lagialatnrea also
• ««-#<! to keep alive tbe •enalUvameas of tha
fntjociml Ostrfet to ttrta feature of the «etlv.
Itiea ot tLr t3»«s. Tbe c&eßejr market €£em*&
pajpabl« re!'** wtieb »m AttrlbvtMl to tt*
ir*«#xirr« *4opr»(s hr tb* Ucft»-3 feta.te« TTMtnry
Det>*rtTn«it. Tb* «xtcat aC tb* t*3l*i which '
\u25a0wm» •Tpr*—*t 1» decline Lj lstewst ratea
Vt «oib« rarta<« Circiuletlar dedortlons of what
?*\u25a0• altastlra aaat Uav* \>««a wlthoat the ef
(*ctlre rml'.mt Utt aCord>d. Tie Treksarer'a
cctlea • •"» morti dwvlt upon as an earnest o>- ,
f-railrtttltiu of the c»w b«ad of tie Arpaxtaent '
to Afford «cr nlief »*-et»Uj ciL>d for by tee
situation. Not «mly In Ut« flapMal of tfce *c
«-crncU.t»d Govvraneat sarpla*. bat also In the
\u25a0mnnlaaf/ icxlrixi** of tbm Ootsptro3ler*» ofn<?*
%mk tbara baett antis«ct Car av^poaed aollcltud*
ter it-»»v«»iff antborltlK* »t«p ftoaaitle adoption
ft? ur bollclm by the Treasury Department.
TV* <cntl«t waa dUfuiM la mb« qu&rters of
th» Kartet today aa to bow fax the recent
<levclopißenta In tb* crrdlt rttnatlon mlrht have
t«ec prompted by •rraarements to conform to a
•trtcter tnterpretatlOß of requirements of the
national banking act tban have bees Insisted on
la times past. The profit taking which ei«ld
I* 6oae to advantage at today's btcber prietw
«ras lncre»«eC by tbe belief that tbe etock ei
cbajtre AOtborltiec woolil decide to close the
+xctu.vst from TbunOry cntll tbe (oUnwins;
Monday. Toe day'a net chanres are mostly
•nail ana mlnfled kblbs and losse*, tod tb«
* dor lnr tcoe *>*r Irrerolar.
Bondf were lrrrip:l«T. Artivu bonda were
Cnn. bnt In other lssne* email lota were mar
fcetM only at wide eonemdona from previous
prirex. Total Mies, par Talte, {2.552.000.
Tnlted States b«sds were onchenred on rail.
Tbe fito^k Erchaoce will remain op»n «n Good
JTrMay, bet will be «loaed on Saturday.
. Xfw Tork Stock I,lst
E. F. Hnttoß A 00 , 490 California street.
m»tah»r» of tbe New Tork Stock Exchange, fur
elab tb* tollowlsc list of bond and stock aalea
yftertay:
Sales. 1 STOCKS. inigh.jLow.lßld.l Ask.
lAflam* Kxprem.. £59 B<X)
SOoUllia-Cbalmen ... 11\ 11 11% 12
.......j Do pfd 28 2»
HB.<W!Amalr Copper ... S7«A *3\ X 3%, S4
«00 Am Beet Sugar... ifiU 14^ 14 15
..' Do pfd 78
....... in Cki O» 5% t>%
Do pfd 49 tW»
l.l« 0 Am Car A T <Vv.. RR>4 88 H 53% 53%
400 Do pfd VI 9614 9« 97
400 Am Cotton 0U... 29 '>',% 80 30S
Do pfd 80 n
IAoEs ...205 218
....... \Am O TwUs* Oo 5 CV
(Am Hide 1L 4% «g
I Do pfd 21 22
lAffl Ire Secor J6J4 80
,Am Lln*e*d \u25a0•\u25a0 12H «
... ... Do pfd 25 25 4
Do ere .: 1 . . . . . 102*4 104
lA.ni Steel X...... ..-.V. ~lf\ *
200J Do pfd I ziy,\ va I 345*1 ss
New Tork Stock List Ooot— tned
Sale* 1 Stocks 1 High) Low 1 Bid I Astt
Am TVI &TH Co. 12^ 125
POO Am Tob pfd »0 P»^» fc» 00
; l.«0OAm \V.v>len 27 23 i»% WMt
I Do pfd &4 M
21.S00'4Baeoiiaa <51H PS^ 58U fiSSi
POOiAti Coast L 18*... 100 97>» W\ 8P
42,«0rt'A T A S T W»i P7 87H £714
£00] !* pfd 83 »2Vi 98V M
T.JXW BaU *- Ohio P8 85 01\ «s*i4
i I Do prd 8T 80
7.700!b R T 51 H «\4 43<S, 4»S
jßkn r» Oaa j UO 120
IO»n»4« flkKitheni.f «2 «BVi
«2.soo'Can«U«« CPaciflc. I«SH '« 166% 16CH
4.500 C A 0 40% KM W« M%
IC * A 1«^» IS
Do rd 55 56
I.OOO'C <i W 185* 13 18 IS^i
Do |.f<3 "A" «1 63
Do pM "B" 17H IS\4
Do debs 77H 7R^5
' 1.700 ! C N W 147 144 144 145
19.200 C M & St P IHIHI2SM) 12S'* 128f4
j Ho pfd 1 146 14S
l.OOOiCent Leafier 255, 27>4 27 27J/4
2OJ Do pfd 91»J 91H 81 92
1 (Chi Terml '« »
, Do pfd 15 25
Cb l Cn Traction 4*l 6
SOO! Do pfd 14 13 13 1314
800 C C C * flt L. .. 70 66 68 70
fi.WO'Cojo Fiwl * Iron 84 }± 32 S2 32H
i»o!tim U C & 1 24^5 25 !
; 1.000 Colo Southern... 24H 24^, 23*; 24^i
! 200| Do Ist pfd.... 5»V* 63 68 «n
I Do 2d pfd 47 49
1.400 Consolidated Gas 121 118^ 119 120
I I,7oo'Corn Products... 18<£ 10 iS% 1»
• 2<Vti Do pfd fcl SO«4 M«i
l.»O«j:r>el A Hudson... 178 177 177 17*
100 nL A W 460 460 455 475
OBODIO AR ii 29»4 29H 2« 2S'i
I Do pfd 70Vi 7S
H>etro!t Un By 67 8»
IDiamond Match 122 123
6,700 -Distilling Secur. 6»H *<>%. 6 " T » M
{DuliiUi SS&A 12^ 13
I Do pfd 21^ 28
65.30n Erie 26V4 21 T * 22% 22H
6.100) I»o j»t pfd W 571? z-i^ gs
5.9001 Do 2d pfd S» S6>, 80 S«4
1.100 Fd M & Rmlt pfd R5% S4 80 Srt
I.4Oo;<^ijeral Electric. 14« 142 140 142
iGranby Cons 115 125
11.4Oo!Great Nor Ore., r.sv^ r,4S, 54>4 U
17.600!Grt Northern pfd 139 134 Vi 134 1344
(Greene Oon» Cop. 224 23
Havcna Tob Co..' 9 10
Hooking Valley 112
I Do pM S4 S»4
l.W(.Il!lnols Central... 143 140 141 141%
l,<K>f,lnterboro Metro. 24*: 234. 2::H 24
1.80O: Ik. pfd 584 56 6<! 67
iTnter llarlae j... 74 Si,
I Do pfd 21 22V-
llntrr Paper 134 14
i Do pfd 754 76
'Inter Power 454
'Inter Pump .-... 274 254
1 Do pfd « 75 77
400 Iowa Central 19 IS 1« 13
200! Do pfd 544 84 334 34
IKanawhH 4- Mich 50
400!K C Southern 23 Zi-m 224 22%
1.400 Do pfd 61% 50 49; i 50
! KC. FS A M pfd 73 76
!t«ke Erie A W I<s 22
! Do pfd 60 SR
(r^-hich Valley... 614 62
'Long Island 52 «<•
5,600' L A N 117 114 IM\ U&K
500|Mackay 674 664 W$ 67
1 Do pfd .: .'. 664 C*
I.2oo;Machattan ...... !l31«i 1304 l sfl 4 1314
'Metro St Ry 90 a'!
l.Sf>o; Mexican Central. 20T4 2fu; 204 201;
20" Minn ASt L 494 '484 48 50
Do Ist pfd KO S5
1.000,' M SPA S S M.J1044 102 102 104
700 i D« pfd 131 128 130 132
«.»00."Mo Kan & T Ss'4 3:14 33.; 3:<4
1.3<»0! Do rfd 63% 62 «2 Xi
5.6H0 ! 5f0 Pacific 73 72 724 73
NC& St L 120 125
I.6oo;Natl U*i C7U 53 U 54 55
300! Do pfd 954 9S 87U £«»
IN RBofM pfd 49 514
1,400 Nstl Blscnlt 81 78U 754 79 V»
900j Do pfd 112 1114U14113
iNev Cons Cop 13% 13*4
IX J Central 172 175
l.«Ofi'N V Air Brake... 109 «» 1074 10 5 HO
13,300 N T CentTal 1184 116^ I16«4 116»;
100'N V C A St L. .. 38 88 874 40
Do Ist pfd 110 120
Do 2d pfd 70 £0
N V N H A H 1744 175
1.700 N V Ont A W. . .: 38 86 361 i ' S6SJ
900 Norfolk A West . 77U 75« 764 "6
! Do pfd 76 £5
KOO North Amer 73 71 72« i 73
25.400: N0rth Pacific 124« i 120% 121 1214
'Omaha > 125 150
200'Paclne Cnaft 84 934 P4 05
I Do Ist pfd 90 105
I Do 2d pfd 93 100
I.lOf>;Pacifie Mall 25 224 23 23>;
167,200; Pa B R Cn 1224 1184 119VJ 1194
I,4oo'People's Gas 884 6"4 K7% £R>^
P C C t St L «5 «7
«... Do pfd 904 97
Piltaburc Coal J2 JS
Do pfd 5n 52
900 Pr**s Steel Car.. R5 524 8?! i 3l'!i
4W] Do pfd WTJ 89 <4 m 90
COfiJPuliman Car Co.. 100 • XT.9 155 15J»
ROO Ry S 8 Co 434 42 414 42
...-....! Do pfd 90 93
224.400; Bead Ing !102 9%»i 100?4 1004
j Dulnt'pfd ...I S4
I Do 2d pfd ! M
ft.r,«o Ecp S A I I 25»4 24 24 24U
! 1.7W Do pf<| M t-jr; El Ki^J
C.KOO Rock W.rai C 0... 204 19 l»U l^Ts
Wtti Do pfd 45 44 43 45
1,000 Slokb S S A I Co 534 514 51 "2
Do pfd 100 101
SL ASP Ist pfd 60 CG
! ! Do 2d pfd 81 S2U
joo;s l & s w 20H 204 20 2f»Va
Do pfd 150- ffl
32.400K00tb Prclsc ... So\4 77« i( 77»; 78
3<K>! Do pffl 114 112 11124 114
T.FOfi South Hy •Jl'i 20 2<Hi 20%;
400: Do pfd 74\ 73»; 72 7i
Term CA I- 155 IS7
'Tex Pac L T Co 65 72
780;Tex Pae 36% 25% l 23 25%
iTtotrd Aye 1105
I Hole Ry *T Oo 2« 264
SOOIToIe .«t t. A ff.. W 27 2^4 274
1.40 C " !>• pfd M% M 60% 61
• iOOiTwia City X T.. 934 »» 98 MVi
«Un B ft> 5U 6'ii
I Do pfd M 624
lce.cooX'B Pac lM 129*; ir.o4 iw^
Do pfd W 87
Cnlt Cop 5341 67
Cult Hd» ef S t r.04 Cl
Do pM , 4» 4G
Do 4s .."... 80
1.500 v s o.rroa np*. S4H ss ss% m ,
100 TH>_BtC 784 78% 70 77
|U BEx 100 108
U S Realty & 0 74 76
U S B A B Oo 13% 1«
200 Do nfd 444 44 44 48
1.100.U S Rubber 424 40 40^ 41
400 Do Ist pfd 101 100 100 101
' Do 2d pfd 70 7$
112.100'U S Ste»l Cor... BS^i 83>* ZZ% J3«4
50.7001 Do nfd 954 954 9«V IKI4
600!CUh Cop ....... 27H 26% 27^{ 28
SOOIVa-Car C 0.... 29 2S^J 28 28U
: Do pfd 1014 1024
Va Coal I A C Co 60 61
Wabash 18% 134
700 Do pfd ' 244 234 23 23<J
TJOlli FE* 225 2SO
500 Western Cn SO4 SOU 794 £1
WesUnghouce 1454 150
I.2OOWALE 12 II 114 12
Do 1H pfd j 20. 29
f.on Do 2d pfd .... 16\ 15»; 16 17-
200 Wisconsin Ont . 174] 17»« 17 17U
I Do pfd .' 1 86*; 40
1.204,600— T0tal shares sold.
]V«vr Tork Bonds
C 8 ref 2»Teit..lO4VlJapaa 6a. 2d »er... 99%
IV coupon Ifis'4 t)n 4k cert fiO
Do 8s reg 1034 Do 44s cert Mn
Do coupon 10S4 Do 2d series.. .. &*4
Do old 4s reg.lOOV L AVC unified 45.. 95
Do coupon 101% Man con cold 45.. 994
Do new 4s ret.lSOH Mcx Central 45... 83
Do coupon ISOI4 Do Ist lne 214
Aner Tob 4s .... 73 Minn A Pt L 45.. £9
Do «s ..107 M. X A Texas 45.. 954
Atch Ben 4a .... BS4 Do , 2ds .... TOY
Do adj 4. 81 NR of Mcx con 4s 83^
AtJaatie C L 4«. 82«4 N T C pen 345.. 904
Bait A Ohio 4*.. 100 N J O gen 5s 123^
Do 84« 904 Nor Pacific 4a... JOQS
Brooklyn ET c 4*. 80^4 Do Sa 70
Central of Oa 6s.lf)S Nor* W- con 4*. !»T*4
Do Ist Inc. 85 o fi Ltae rfdic 4a. fS
Do 2d Inc.-. 75 Pa conr 845...... 93
Do 8d 1nc.... 66 Readinjr *ren 45... 95U
Cfces A Ohio 44».100«1S L A 1 M con f15.1104
Cb» A Alton ii,«. 67V St L A S F tg 45. '7"%
C. B & <j new 4a. 90% St L 8 W cob 4*. 73
C. BI & Pac 4«. 68 Seaboard A L 4».' 74 *
Do «1 R»,.:... SX' So Padflc 4« .... 85^
C.C.C" * Si-en 4s. 9« Do Ist 4s*eert.. 9J
Colo Ind R*. »r A 604 So Railway 55.. ..100
Colo Midland 4».. «7 , Tex* Par lrta..U4
Colo A So 4s $94 Tol. St L A W.4».«1
Cuba Oi 69 ICnion Pad£e 4J..100
THE SAX FRANCISCO CAJLL, - : .THURSDAY, MAPCH 28 1 . 1907.
Dn A Rio O 4s. PIU n S Steel 2d 5i.. flo«4
Plst Securities sa. 84 Wabash lsts ... ..110ft
Erl« prior Hen 4*. 94 Western Md 4g... .5
Do ren 4s SO • W & L Erie 4i... S5
Hock Val 4H1.--103T4 Wh Central 45... 86
Japan 6s .'. P9H
JCew York Minlns Stocks
Adams Con 15; Mtti* Chief 06
Alice 4.25 Ontario R-00
Brfwt 2SOptalr ...:.. 2. 20
Bmca Con 44 Potorf 09
Conf Tunnel .... 2S;Sav»ee ~
«Vm Va Mln Co.. U4|Slerra Nerada."... 6S
Horn Silver l.Wßmall Hopes 35
Iron SllTer 4.60 Standard* 2-25
U-adrille Con ... 061-
Boston Mocks nnri Bouds
Money— Mining—
Call loans 6fisS AHoues 51
Time loans <syi7 Amal Copper &t*i
Bonds— Atlantic IS
Atchleon 4« JX>»4 Blnghani 17H
Do «dj 4s SS Eutte Coalition .. 24 H
Mci Central 45. . SO Calumet A Ariz.. ls7
Railroads— ICalumet & Hecla.B4o
Aicblson 57% Centennial 30
Do pf d ........ W*% Copper Range ... 717 1
Boston A Albany. 2Bo JDaly West \u0084IM)^
Boston & Maine. .154 Franklin 17
Boston El«t 143 Oranbj 120
Fltchbnrg pfd ...180 Greene Con 22%
Mcx Central 20% lale Boyale .IS
NY.N H A H..174 Mass Mining .... 5%
Union Padfle ...130% Mlchljtan ....-\u25a0 13%
Mlacellaneous— Mohawk 6
Amer Pneo Tub«. «% Mont Coal A Cote. 2
Axatr Bu*ar ....119H Nevada 18*
Do pfd 123 Nortb Butt* S3
Amer Tel * Te1.119 Old Dominion 4«u
Amer Woolen ... 25 Osceola '.".'. ".1*3
Do pfd P5 lParrot 20%
Ed Elect ni0m..210 Qulney .^...113
Mim Electric ... 15 %t Shannon *.. 17
Do pfd f.fl^JTamaracli lf»4
Man* Oaa 58 Trinity l"*i
Cnited Fruit 10« Unltsd Copper ... f>svi
Cn Shoe Macn... <M> US Mlntaf 52*4
Do pM 27 Utah «. M>l
D S Pte+l 3394 Victoria J%
Do pfd »6H Winona s^4
Wolverine 1W
London Closing Stock*
Ootis money ...55.V161M. X & Texan S<?
Do for acct. .85 5-l«| N T Central 123
Anaronda 12 HI Norfolk A Western "<
Atchison 02T4 Do pfd *>-
Do pfd »7 Ont A Western... 8S
Bait A Ohio W% Pennsylvania 63H
O«n Pacific 174U Rand Mine* W»
Cnes A Ohio 41 Reading £ 2
Cbl Great Wert.. 14 So Hallway <3
Cbl. M!l & St P. 135 Do pfd 74
D« Beer* 20.4 So Pacific •»%
Den A Rio G 80 Union Pacific ....138
Do pfd 70*41 rx> PM ££\u0084
Erie 21%! C S St-el 30 J«
Do Ist pfd C3V4I Do pfd lOl^i
Do 2d pfd 41 Wabasb 14
111 Central 14Q Do pfd 2»
Loulbt A Nasb ... 120 Spanish 4s 9j
Bar silver— Steady; SO 13-16 d per ounce.'
Monej — H*~Q'i\ per c*>nt.
The rate of discount In the open ra»rlr»t for
short bills is 5V* per cent and for three months
bills 5 l-l«@sli per cent.
Condition of the Treasury
WASHINGTON. March 27. — Today's statement
of the Treasury balance In the general fund
shows: Available cash balances. $255. 160.245;
gold coin and bnlllon, $124,462,004; cold certifi
cates. $45,945.770.
Internal Revenue Collection*
WASHINGTON. March 27.— The monthly re
port of oollectionn of internal revenue shows
that for the month of February. 19"7. totsl re
ceipts ivere $20,260,353. an Increase as compared
with February, 1909. of $1,917,318. i
»w York Cotton Market
NEW YORK. March 27.— Tho cotton market
was. dull au<l "asior fr.nn the oprnlnc twlH.v.
due to <lisapj»<iintinK Influence* «>f th<» plupsisli
conditions r>f the I-lvcrpowl markrt. WitU Llv
erpt«ol ciosed from Thursday nftrrnoon until the
followluft Tuewlay and New York dosed Friday
sod Saturday. Ibere Is HtUe probability of uDy
(&p<3rtant changes <«ynrriDg tomorrow.
Option— Op«»a. Hicb. Ix>w. Close.
March !>-'«.-<.• 9.Z«e f».3<V o.3fV'
April U.:'.c» , 9.33 c 0..T0C ».:><»<\u25a0
Msr f».4V: tt.4»c !>.44c ft. 4.»:
j un V 9.TiOe n.frfVr ».50c 0.47 c I
July D.Mf !».r>7c 9..V.V 0.52 c
Aupest !».f>oc 9.M* !>.56.; J»..V>c
September ».04i- !>.«4c P.»ilc tt.tOe
October »-&4 c 9.85 c 9.SIC O.RIV
November V. .: — ." fl.SSo.i
rK^^mber J>.P2c n.D'Je «.!H)c n.Jwtc
January 10.11 c 10.11 c IO.OSc IO.OSc
Xew York Grain and Prodnce
NEW YORK, March 27.— FLOUR— Receipts.
24.:;O0 barrels: exports, 2500; steady, with a
moderate Inquiry.
WnEAT— Receipts. 61.000 bnshels: spot,
steady; No. 2 red. 61 T £c elevator and S3«ic f. o.
b. afloat: No. 1 Northern Dulutn. ©l*£c f. o. b.
afloat: No. 2 hard winter. 86^»c f. o. b. afloat.
Conflicting crop and weather news made wh»-at
unsettled all day within a narrow range. The
tendency was a little, easier on the whole on the
absence of support r.nd on further predictions
for rain, hut nrnr the close prices rallied on
bog damage reports, closing partly VtC net
higher. May. MHcftM 9-160. olosed $4%e;
Jnly. 84 11-160 M 1516 c. Hosed SJTicy'Sep
terober. 85Hc(<ih5»ic, dosed Ss«ic. \u25a0\u25a0 jf
PETROLEUM— Firm.
SUGAR — Raw, strong: fair reflnln?. Z\*e: cen
trlfagal, 06 test, 3%c; molasses sugar, 2;ic; re
fined, steady.
COFFEI3 — Fntores closed fairly steady at a
net decline of 5Q15 points. Sales were reported
of 50.250 baps, lnclndine March. 5.0.% c; May.
5.80<g3.65r: Jnly. 5.C0@5.R0c: September. 5.«)
125. 7hc; December. 5.63(g5.85c; January, 5.75
@5.1« V; spot eolfee. qnlet; Rio. No. 7. 7c: San
tos, No. 4, dc; mild, dull: Cordova, 9GI2&C.
DRIED FRUrTB
EVAPORATED APPLES— The market Is qnlet
and withont further change. Fancy are quoted
at BV»c, choice 7c, prime 6@6Kc and poor to
fair at *Va@s*£c
PRUNES — Are unchanged at quotations rung-
Ing from 3c to 13c for California fruit and from i
s^>c to 10c for Orepon.
APRICOTS— Are firm, with choice quoted at
Iflc, estra choice 18^4 619 c and fancy 19<320c. .
PEACHES— Are doll and rather ea«y, with
choice quoted at lKgll^c extra choice 12<g
12^c, fancy 12H@13c and extra fancy 13@U-c.
RAISINS — Conttue firm, with loom? muscatels
qoored at S3;QlOc.S 3 ;Q10c. seeded ralclns 7*4© lie and
London layers 51.50frJ1.60.
>>»r York Metal Market
Nrw YORK. March 27. — There was a re
covery of a little over £2 of the. recent loss
Jn the London tin market today with epot clos
ing at £184 10s and fnturca at £IS2. Locally
the market tra* quiat. bnt higher in sympathy
.with spot quoted at $40.20340.50.
Copper also reacted In the I»ndon market with
spot closing at £S3 15« and futurea at £101.
Locally, however, the market contlnned unset
tled a"nd was more «r le»* ncmlniil at « fur
ther slight decline. LaVe wai qootffl at ?24.73
<225.25: electrolytic at $21. 25 '%l 25: casting,
"JLead weiTllß Sd higher In the Knglish mar
ket «t £J9 17» Cd. Locally the market was un
changed at ?0©a.30.
Spelter was unchanged at £25 15s in London
and at S3.SOejC.9O in New York.
Iron was b!?ucr la . the English market with
standard foundry quoted at Ms Cd and Cleveland
warrant* at 53s 3d. Locally tb« market was
unchanged.
CHICAGO BOAIU) OF TRAI>E
Kittnre Grain and Vroxinltmu \
CHICAGO. March 27.— -Sentiment In the wheat
pit was bearish all day. - It was ba*eo° upon
reports from private sources that light showers
had fallen at different localities in Kansas
and that tbe temperature tb»re'was below that
of tbe la«t ten days. The market made a mild
rbOT nt flrmneee early In \u25a0 tbe day becauw of
"green bug" reports, but this aoon save way and
the tone was moderately weak until the la*t
half hour, when prices became steadier on
covering by sborte. The market dosed steady.
May opened unchanged to %c hlcber at 75 Va
75' ie, sold between 75VtC and 76c and closed
unchanged at 7K s ic
Corn was dull and price* were Inclined to
sag. The. close was steady. May corn opened
a shade higher at 4<iH&4«iic. "ol? at 46Vic and
then declined to *6%e and closed lower at 40
©46Hc :
Oatu for May delivery were utrong. but other
months tvere weak. May opened unchanged -to
U.- hipber at 41 He, sold up to 42%@42Viic and
c'^sed at 42»»e. --
A sharp advance In the price of May and July
pork was the feature of the provisions market.
At toe close May pork was up 62 He. lard ana
ribs wfcre 20c advanced. —
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles — . Open. • High. Low Close.
Wheat-
May ....... 7KT.4 to 7514 75%
July 77« i" 77T4 77* i 77^j
SeplnnbiT .. 78T» 70 78% 7S>%
Corn —
May 4<5H 4Si; 4S*i '.'.."4GU
July ....... 45*fc 45T4 45», 45",
September .. 4fl«» 4«*J , 46>i 46%
Oats — .'.
May 42 -42^ 41^ 42H
July :;: sm 37S ' S7>; 37%
September '. . 32T. S3 S2« 4 33
Mesa Pork, per bbl — '\u25a0
May 15. K5 19.271& 15. P5 16.27%
Jnly 15. 50 15.27H 15.85 16.25.
Lsrd. per 100 lbs — \u25a0 \u25a0 %\u25a0 - -
May ....... 8.90 8.92% 8.75 ».9O
July 8.90 '9,024 S.P'4 9.02\a
September ..9.00 9.12V| 8.97^s 9.10'
Short Rlb«. per 100 lb» —
May B.*SO 8.75 " 8.57VJ 8.70
July R.72H 8.90 8.521^ *5.*7«
September .. 8.82H 8-95 S.fCtt 8.92^
Cash firaln and Provision*
' CHICAGO. March . 27. — Cash - quotations were
aa follows: Flour. »>tesdy:,,No."2 spring wheat.
79<SS3c: No. 3.- 73e«lV4c; No. 2 red.: TA*,,<<s
741,e; No. 2 corn. 44(344»iet No. 2 yellow, 45e;
No. 2 oats. 41% c; No. 2 white. 42SiftJ43c; No.
3'whlt*. 40®41«;e; ,No. 2: rye. 65c: fair to
choice malting barley. \ fts@7oc; No. . 1 flaxseeii,
$1.14; No. 1- Northwestern, $1.21; clover., con
tract grades, $15.75; short :nba,' sides (loo.oe).
$S.5O@S.4l'H: mess pork, per bbl. $16,250
16.31H: lwd. per 100. lbs. $8.80: short clear
sides <,boxed), $$.73(39; .whisky. . bacia of dirt
wines, $1.29.
- Article* . - - . Reclpft. Shipments.
Flotjr. barrels fcO.sno . 26,K<>0
Wbeat, bushels \u25a0...%.......'. 30,f»ftt» 16.500
Corn. bTisbels '. . . . . . . .'. . . . .512,700 215.Q00
Oats, busbels .454,500 ' SOO.'KH)
Uye, bo«bel« lO.Orti) ; 3,0n0
BarUy, fcustsla 168,700' . 18,500
Dntt*r, Cheese and Effg*
CFIICAGO. March -27.— 0n the Produce . Ex
change today • the butter market was > firm;
creameries, 22@29*4c: dairies, 20@2ic: eggs,
easy, at mark, cases 'included. 16Q1BK«; ; firsts.
17Hc: prime firsts, 16c;»cheesa. weak, J3%
@15»^c.
Eaiiterß I.lrriftoofc Market^-'
CHICAGO, Marc^^^OATTLß— Receipts,
27.000; 10c higher ; beeves.. $4.10@6. 75; cows,
$1.70@4.80: calves, $5@5.70; good to prime
steers. $5. 40® 6. 75; poor to medium, f4.10@5.35.
HOGS— Receipts ItToOO: s@loc higher; light.
*6.10@6.52ii; mixed. $6.05@6.32i>6: rough.
?5.90^.6.10;- pigs. $5.50&6.20; good to choice
heavy. $8.20(g8.30.
SHEEP— Receipts. 13,000: strong: sheep.
$4.10<56:50: yearlings, 56.25@7.70; lambe, $7@S;
Westerns. $6@8.25.
I.o* AHsrrle* Market*
LOS ANGELES, March 27. — The . recent floods
in the great central valleys of the State have
already had a marked effect upon . the produce
market here. There was for a time a complete
stopping of , the shipments of eggs and butter
from that region and \u25a0 this bad its effect upon
prices. Now the prices of all grades of beans
have been advanced here for the reason that the
ground in that region Is too wet to make it
probable that the crop will be up to the. usual
average.
For ita supply "of butter and | eges the Los
Angeles , market is now depending to great de
gree upon' Eastern shipments. Both of these
commodities are firm at quoted prices. - It is
thought that receipts of eggs in Los An
geles will b« materially Increased In the next
few days because of the proximity of Easter.
Poultry Is in extra good demand for the same
reaeon; at present it is about cleaned up. .
The prices of many butters are higher than
the official quotation*.
Produce receipts — Eggs i>23 cases; butter, 16,
427 pounds; cheese. 2596 pounds; potatoes, 2620
sacks: onions 877 sacks.
Following are Jobbing prices:
EGOS— Local ranch, candled. 23c. .".";„
BUTTER — Creamery extras, 07% c; creamery,
firsts. 65c; dairy. 25c. -
CHEESE — Northern, fresh. 19c; Northern,
storace, 16c; Anchor, larpe, 20c: Anchor, Young
America, 21c; Anchor, band, 22ct Eastern sin
gles. 174119 c: Eastern twins, 19c; Eastern ched
dars, 18<gl6%&; Eastern longhorn. 21c; Eastern
dairy. 20c; Swiss, Imported, 22c; Swiss,-do
mestic. 22c: llmburger. 16c.
POULTRY — Buying prices, live weight, a lb—
Broilers.' l^J to 2 pounds. 16<r: fryers, 2 »-i to
2*4 pounds, 22c; roasters, 8 or more pounds,
l£c; stags, 9c; hens, 16c: old roosters, /8c; tur
keys, heavy. 17c; light. 14c; dncks. 16$; geese,
12c; squabs and pigeons. $1.50^1.75 n <lozen.
Selling prices,' live weight, a lb— Hens, 16c;
young roosters, 16c; fryers, 22c; broilers, 25c;
old roosters. Oc; turkeys, large, IS^IOc; small.
IC(SI7c; ducks. 15@16c; geese, 15£tlCc.
Selling prices, frozen dressed Eastern stock, a
lb — Hens. 16fijl7c; young roosters, lJMic; fryers,
10c; broilers, 2Sc; turkeys, old toms, 21 1 <ic;
young turkeys, 230; > hens, 22Vic; geese, 17c;
ducks, 18c.
POTATOES (a ctl)— Early Rofp. $2.50;. Ore
gon, $2.25; Idaho, $ 2: Colorado, t'i; Wisconsin.
|2: Mlnnesola, S2: new stock, fl%@7c a. lb;
pweet potatoen, yellow. ?5.
ONlONS— Nevada. $2.50; Australian Brown,
Northern, $1.i.'5G:1.50; garlic, 7H<&loc: chills,
evaporated, 13©13Hc; sun-dried. 13@18%c;
ground. ISSUe; Mexican, bulk. 12Vi<&'13c.
BEANS (a ctl)— Pink, No. 1, $3: lima.. No. I,
f4.75; Lady Washington. No. 1, $3: do email
white. No. 1. $3.50; Blackeyes. $5.50i?j6.50;
Garvanza*, $5.50(&«; lentils. 12^i@15c per lb.
HONEY (h lb)— Comb, water white, lib
frames, 10c; light amber, 14c; comb, white, 15
<&16c; extracted, water white, 60-lb cans, 7*j@
Si-: extracted, white, 60-lb cans, 7Vac; light
amber, CO-lb cans, 7c.
MISCELL.AXEOUS MARKETS
\nvn! .Store*, Turpentine and Ronln
SAVANNAH. Marcli 27. — Turpentine firm, 70c;
rales, I<>6; reeHpt*. 213; shipments, 50. Rosin,
firm: sales. 1072: receipts, 548: shipments, 2901;
stocTc, 43.854. Quotations: A, B. C, D. E. $4.35:
F. $4.40; G, $4.45; 11. $4.70; I. $4.75; K. $5.30;
M. $5.35; N. $5.40; WG. $5.35: WW, $6.65. .
Forrlcrii l''uturr»
LIVERPOOL
Wheat — March. May. July.
'Opening 644 6 4*l 624
Closing 6 4U 6 4fc 6 24
; PARIS V^'"
Wheat— March. July-Aujf.
1 Opening 22 60 23 05 •
Closing 22 60 23 05
Flour —
OpeDiiur 29 30 30 15
Closing ...: 29 30 30 13
London Wool Market
LONDON. March 27.— The second series of the
wool auction sales closed today with firm prices
ruling. Merinos were unchanged to 5 per cen4
above the January- series, but croesbreds were
In tbe msin unchanged. Coarse grades advanced
5 por cent and Cape of Good Hope and Natato
showed an average gain of 5 per cent. During
the serleu 94.000 bales wero taken by the home^
trade, «0,000 by continental buyers and 10.000
by Americans. About 5000 bales were held over:
for the next sale. *
Today's - offerings amounted to 16.958 bales.
There was a good attendance "and competition
continued active .to the close. Fine grades
were well maintained, but Inferior grades fell :
sllshtly before, the recent high level. A -better
election of Punta Arenas wool sold readily.
St. l.ouia Wool Market
ST. LOUIS, March: 27. — Wool — Steady. Me
dium grades. • combing and clothing. 244 @2Sc;
light fine. 20®2ac; heavy fine, 16@17c; tub
washed, 30®3Sc.
Northern fiu«lnens
PORTLAND. March 27.— Clearings, $1,161,298;
balances. $172,878. '
SEATTLE. March 27.— Clearings, $1,611,217;
balance*. $-'07,912.
TACOMA. March 27.— Clearings, $$51,518; bal
ances. $51,970.
SPOKANE. March 27.— Clearings, $842,297;
balances, $73,504.
LOCAL 3IARKETS
Rxchnnse and Bullion
Silver declined %c.
Sterling Kxchange, sixty daya — 04.79'^
Sterlins: Exchange, sight — Q4.83U
Sterling Exchange, cables — ©4.84
New York Kxchanee. eight — US O2JV4
New York Exchange, telegraphic. — 66 07^
Silver, per ounce 66H@ - —
Mexican Dollars, nominal &3 (g —
CONTINENTAL
New York on Paris - r >23«
New York on Mexico 200 Vi
Paris on London:... • ;.215.!U%
Berlin on London L»0.52
Wheat and Olhrr Grains
WHEAT— There was nothing new yesterday,
either In this or In Eastern and foreign marketa.
Chicago will be closed on Good Friday.
A Chicago wire saldr "Snow's crop report
makes the condition in leading States SS. com
pared with 00 last year."
CASH WHEAT
California Club, *1.27%«j1.57^: do mllllnjr,
$1.35(21.40; California White Australian. $1.40;
(21.50; lovrcr jrrades of California. |1.10@1.23; i
Northern Club, $1.27% @1.35; Northern Bluestem, -
J1.42i4®1.45; Northern Ued. «1.30@1^2% p«
cental. • '
FUTnUBS
10 to 11:30 a. 111. Session
No transactions.
BAULKY— AH quotations remained about tbe
name, yesterday, with a quiet market.
CASH BAULKY
Good to choice feed.' spot, $1.22%®1-25: com
mon to fair, $1.15G£f.20 per cental; Brewing and
Shipping, i1.27V4/Per ctl; Chevalier., $1.20@1.35
per ctl. / / .'.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 - / .
, / FDTTJEBS f
IIQ/tn 11:30 n. m. Secilon
Mty^-Xolg/los: 11.23% bid.
DeeembeM-Sl.COH
OATS—Bfpvioua condition! role, with the mar
k«t as firm a« ever. -
Good to choice lied, for feed, $1.40@1.60; com
mon to fair. $1^0@1.37H; White, $1.42% (51.65;
Black. $l.(sn&2; Gray. 11.42HQ1-C0 per cU.
CORN — Continues dnll ' and unchanged.'
* California small ronnd Tallow, 51. 55: large Tel
low, $1.27H@1.82H: ' Wnlte-,. $1.27^@1.52H;
Westorn Btate, sacked— Tallow, $1.17%@1.35. ac
cording to dryness; White, $I.l7H(gl. Si: mixed.
51.1551.30: Wblte Egyptian, J1.23: Brown Egyp
tian. $1.m4<@1.15. . . -
UTB— Quotablo at $1.4001.45 per ctl for Cali
fornia and ll.Wjfi.4o for Utah. • \u25a0-'.-\u25a0
BUCKWHEAT— S2@2. 2S per ctl.
Flour nnd . Karfnacrou* Ooods
KLOUn— California Family' Extras, ~ $4. So@
net, without discount: Bakers' Extras, $4. 40
@4.fiO; Superfine. $3. 25i33.60;- Oregon and Wash
ington, per bbl. $4.23@i.50 for Family and $.'!. 75
for -export -grades."--- \u25a0 \u25a0
FARINACEOUS GOODS— Prleea In packages,
nrt. cafh. bo discount, are as follows: 1 Graham
'Flour. < 52.80 per 100 lbs: " Rye Flour. 53.40: Rje
Meal. $3.20; R!c» Flonr. $7.20: Corn Meal. $2.M>:
extra cream ; do, $3;40; Oat Meal. $4.10; Oat
•Jronts, J4.30; Hominy, $'>.4f»SS.6O;' Buckwheat i
Flour, $4; Oraok»d Wheat, fi.4o; Farina," $4.10;
Whole Wbpat Flonr, $3.10: \u25a0• Rolled Oats, :bbls.s6
«i 7.25. In sacks ?5.10i§. H "5; Rolled Wheat, bbls
54.30, In sack* $3.80; Pearl Barley, $5.40; Split
Peas, .boxes, $0: Green Pess. $5 per 100 lbs.
ITny, and^Ke^dntuflfw ,
\u25a0 All conditions : remain<v] * as"> before 'stated yes
terday. Tbe. demand if or, Hay and Bran contin
ued active.' with botli marketß firm. Tlic circular
of Som<?r*,4: Co. ; paid, of Hay: , >
"Arrivals of Hay have been exceedingly light
during ; the • past •'. week. ; tbe . total amountins •• to
1070 tons, the lightest arrivals for a long. time
past.- A combination of clrcuroßtancea'ba* been
n»*pon»i|bl«» I fi»r . the' situation." 1 chiefly | the | floods'.'
which havn prevented ' boats ; ; from \u25a0 movlns : and
bave Interfered seriously .with the: transportation
of ail merchandise - by" rail.-- As •we . wrlt^.'l tbe
wr>n>t BePtnSito-beovor.-and we have a^surauce
from ' the . Southern " Pacific « Company ;. tba t\u25a0 It is
now able to supply us more regularly, and : with a
suf Dcient (jnantlty ; to ; satisfy . our demands. \u25a0\u25a0,«s?\u25a0;
. "Tbe delayed; arrivals have disturbed. the mar
ket greatl y. - the . situation : having i become ; most
critical on Saturday last. Hay sold' a»: high as
$^S .on tbe . market, which -, is = the record s sinew
the dry season of I SW.*; « t which time - it ; wa s
reported that ; Har sold 1 in, high > as $«0 per ton
h»re. Considerable': Hay has \u25a0 been ( ruined In j va
rious districts 1 because of -tbe bigb > water, '-, sonic
of our warehousoK having been' swept away.-. '.We
think.: liowerer • that tbe' amount i lost -will >not
affect tbe i market here.for wejhave very heavy
stocks left in 1 tbe principal bay ,coun ties. -.- ><-.-;
"The )r«rent-t disturbance has : , tended -- io help
Alfalfa;Bomewhat."«io at'tlic roomentprice« bare
recovered a bit from the drop of two weeks agu.
_'.'Th<i outlook" Is still very dubious as to the
new crop, although with a few days of. favorable
weather we; will ill feel greatly encouraged
again. \u25a0 . - .\u25a0. * \u25a0•'''
: "Present prices have somewhat of an advanced
range over - quotations of last . week, and until
the market is well supplied again with a. surplus
stock - in . the \u25a0 various warehouses here there will
probably be no weakening." . .
BRAN— $22 ©23 per ton.
MIDDLINGS— S27<g3O per ton."
SHORTS— $22. 50<&23. 50 per ton. - -. -- -
» FEEDSTUFFB— Rolled \u25a0 Barley. $25. 50 ©26.50:
Mixed Feed, : $24@25; \u25a0 Oilcake Meal, nominal:
Cocoanut Cake or Meal at mills. $26 in 10 and
$28.50 In 5 ton lots; Jobbing. $27; Corn Meal.
$30@31; Cracked Corn. $31@32; Broom Corn
,Feed, »0c per ctl; Alfalfa Meal, carload lots,
'$20.50; Jobbing. $21.50 per ton; Mealfalfa. $20.50;
Jobbing. $21.50. \u25a0
HAY— Choice Wheat. $23@25 per "ton; good
Wheat. $17@22.50; other grades . Wheat. $16;
Wheat and Oat. $15@22; Tame Oat. $14@20:
Wild Oat. $9.50@15.50; : Alfalfa, $8.50(§j12;
stock, $B@l2 per ton. ,
STRA W— 4O(&7Sc per balo.
. Beans and Seed* '
No farther chnnge In Beans wa's reported yes
terday, tbe market being quiet but firmly held.
BEANS .(per ctl)— Bayos, $2.65@2.55; Pea.
$3.50: small White. $2. Ss<ffi3: large White.
$2.40@2.50; Pink. $2.40Q2.60; He'd, $2.75
'@3: Limas,. $4.15@4.20: Red Kidneys. $3.50@
3.75; Blackeyes, $5; Butter, nominal; Cranberry
Beans. $3.50@3.75. . " . •
SEEDS — Brown Mustard, 3(33?ic; Yellow Mus
tard, nominal; Flaxseed, 3^4@3"^c: Canary. 4@
4*ic; Alfalfa. 14H®15c; Rape, l@3V£c; Timothy,
nominal: Hemp. sc; Millet. 3Uc per lb; Broom
Corn Seed, $18@20 per ton.
DRIED PEAS— kNlles, nominal; Green ' Peas,
$2.50@2.75 per ctl.
Potatoes, Onions and Yrgrt able*
New arrivals of Potatoes were limited to tw»
cars 'of Eastern Burbanks and some small ship
ments of river goods from warehouses in Stock
ton. '.The former were selling at $1.75 per cental,
a decline from the asking. price of the preceding
day. while tbe latter found prompt sale at an
advance over tbe previous quotations. Thera
were no '\u25a0 Oregon Burbanka remaining in first
hands and prices for them were largely nominal,
with receivers willing to sell to arrive at the old
quotations, but buyers preferred to hold off and
await developments. Jobbers were obtalnin.?
$2.75 per cental and . even higher for choice
lots. Onions remained very firm under limited
Fupplles, and a car of choice Nevada stock was
quickly closed out at the flat rate of Sc per
pound. ! . .
There were liberal arrivals of Asparagus from
one island in the river which . escaped the floods,
and . delayed shipments from submerged Islands
came to hand, bringing the total receipts to well
above 1000 boxes. Prices were slightly lower in
consequence, but the stock \u25a0 cleaned up well.
Rhubarb was in burdensome supply and lower,
with indications favoring. further declines. The
other vegetables were steady as a rule.
POTATOES (per ctl) — Oregon Burbanks, $1.75
©2.50; Eastern Burbanks, $1.75; Garnet Chiles,
$1.50: Early Rose, $1.75.
ONIONS (per ctl) — Oregon, $2.R0; Nevada, $3.
VEGETABLES— Asparagus, 6@loc per lb: Rhu
barb. $1@1. 25: Green Peas. 6@loc per lb for
southern and 12^@15c for bay;. Tomatoes. Mexi
can, $'J@2.r>o per box; Hothouse Cucumbers. $1.50
@2.25 per dozen: Garlic. 2};@4c per lb; Celery.
$4.50i35 per crate; Cabbage, $1 per ctl; Cauli
flower, 50® 65c per dozen; Carrots. 75c per sack;
Turnips, |1@1.25 per sack; Marrowfat Squash.
$25@30 per ton; 'Hubbard Squash. $35@40 per
ton; Mushrooms, nominal.
Poultry and Game
Deliveries of Poultry from several points
which had previously been cut off from the city
by washouts were resumed by the express com
pany yesterday, some moderate shipments com
ing to hand from Petaluma and vicinity. The
receipts, while much larger \u25a0 than previously,
were still Insufficient for requirements, which
wore very large because of tbe extra demand for
holiday wants, and the market remained strong
for. everything except very small Broilers, which
formed a good portion of the receipt*. No more
Eastern came in. but a car was uourly expected.
POULTRY (per dozen)— Hens, $8.50(310 for
large and $6.50^.7.50 for small: old. Roosters. ?5
(?5.50: young Roosters, $7.50@10: Fryers, $6,504*
7.00; Broilers. $5.50@6..">0".f0r large and $3<?i4
for small: Pigeons. $1.50@1.75; Squabs. $2@2.W):
Ducks. .s7fti.S for young and $5@G for old; Geese,
$L'.r>o(S.3 per pair. -
GAME— Gray Oe*e. $4.50; White Geese. $1.75
©2.50; Brant, $4@4.50 for large^and $2.50 for
small: Hare, $2.25@2.50; Cottontail Rabbits,
$2.50(23. \
Butter, Cheese and I'kk«
There was a heavy Increase in the receipts of
Butter, the large arrivals being due to the .'in
creased production In some sections and the(re
sumption of shipments from creameries which
were unable to forward their output during the
railroad blockade. Despite the increased sup
plies, tbe market remained very firm under a
steady Inquiry from outside points, and an urgent
demand, particularly for cheap 'stock, for city
use. Local retailers were looking about for But
ter which could be sold over their counters at
sllcbtlv- lower prices than top quality goods, and
.this demand, together with the filling of usual
orders for baking purposes, caused an advance
in all grades below extras.
In the Egg department the under grades were
In sharp request and relatively . firmer than ex
tras because of their comparative cheapness; be
sides, they are practically as good as the latter
In point of quality at this season. Kxtrae. be
ing neglected, were lc lower, speculators being
?ulck to take advantage of the opportunity to
orce prices down to A profitable storage basl*.
Cheese continued to come forward freely, but
tbe demand was brisk and -prices were easily
maintained.
On- the Exchange 10 cases of creamery .extra
Butter sold at 32Hc and 12 ten-case lots of,ex
tra Eggs changed hands at 20c.
Receipts were 101,300 lbs Butter, 16,700 lbs
Cheese and 2978 cases Eggs.
Tbe following were tbe official quotations as
established by sales, bids and offers on tbe floor
of tbe. Dairy Exchange:
• BUTTER — Fresh creamery extras, 33c per lb.
firm; do firsts. 32c, firm: seconds, 31 %c, firm;
thirds. 8014 c, firm: packing stock, nominal. • \u25a0
CHEESE — Fancy, California new flats, 16% c
per lb, steady; firsts, 15c. steady; new Young
Americas, fancy, 16% c, firm; firsts. 14c. tirm;
fancy Oregon, nominal; -Eastern storage, fancy,
17% c. firm: Oregon do. nominal. \u25a0 . ; \u25a0
EGGS— California fresh extras. 20c per dt«.
firm; firsts, 19 & c, .firm; seconds, 10c, firm;
thirds, ISc, firm; No. 1 soiled. 19c, firm.
Deciduous and Cltrna Fruits . '
The feature of tbe . fruit market' was the ar
rival' of the urst Strawberries of tha, season.
Forty crates, each - containing 30 small < baskets
of one of the large varieties, came to hand from
Los Angeles and met with fair sale at $4.&0i35
per crate. Stocks of Bananas were Increased by
the arrival of the steamer Alameda from Hono
lulu with ,7600 bunches, but they had not been
bauled to the stores np to a. late hour. There
were no new arrivals of Oranges or other Citrus
goods, and conditions -In that department were
unchanged. Navels being In good demand at firm
rates, while Grape Fruit and Lemons were
rather easy. Apples sold fairly well, but at
weak prices, dealers being willing to meet bnyers
half way and keep stocks moving. \u25a0
APPLES — $1@1.75 per box for Newtown Pip
pins and $1<32 for red varieties.: \u25a0
PEARS— Winter Nellls, $1.50©2 per box.
CITRUS FRUITS— Per box : Navel \u25a0 Oranges.
$2.50(33.25 for fancy. $1.75@2.60 for choice and
$1.25(311.75 for standards; Seedlings. $1@1. 50;
Lemons. $2@2.50 for , fancy, $1.C0@1.75 for
choice and $I@l<£s for standards: Grape Fruit,
$2.25@2.75 for seedless and $1.26(81.60 for com
mon: Limes, nominal. \u25a0 • \u25a0 i \u25a0 % .
TROPICAL FRUlTS— Bananas. $I@2' per
bunch for Hawaiian and $2 ©3 'for Central
American; Pineapples, nominal. i
\u25a0 ' Dried Fruits, Raisins. \u(k 1v Ftoney •
FRUlTS— Aprtoota. - 16f4@20c per lb; Evapo
rated Apples,- spot, 6%@Bc; Peaches. 10^ @
13c; Pears.' 7V^<aU2ttc; Prunes, 4-aize basis, 8c;
large "ires, 4Jssc. \u25a0 -- '\u25a0 "
RAISINS — Seeded, B@lo^jc; Loose Muscatel",
Br, B^4c and B^ic for 2, 8 and 4 crown respect
ively; 1 Seedless Sultanas. 7V&<S~%c; Thompson's
Seedless. 7}i@?«4c for unbleached; London Lay
\u25a0 ers, nominal; Cluster?, nominal.
'< NUTS-r-Almonds, • Nonpareils, 17i4<§!Se: I X
L. 18>6@18c: Ne Plus Ultra,. 16(g:17c: Drakes.
13}i@l4c: Langnedocs. lß%@l4c: hardshell. 8Q
10c. Walnuts, -Jobbing price — Sof tshell, 15@18c
for No. 1 and 12@130 for No. 2; Italian Chest
nuts, s@Bc per lb. . . . .
HONEY — 16@16%c per lb fox bright comb and
12V6<3U4c »"for . amber; water white extracted
nominal — none - here; . amber extracted, 5%@70
per lt>.- " _______
Provisions
The', market continued .: unchanged, -with -the
tone : somewhat * easy. \u25a0 There is no ; scarcity of
supplies. - \u25a0' .. .j "' . . -..- > ,';r
CURED MEATS— Bacon. I6V4C per lb for
heavy, lsV*c for 'light medium, 16^c for light
17®17 l 4c for extra light and 20@21c.for sugar
cured; Dry Salted Sides, I4c: Bellies; 14«@i5c-
Eastern Sugar-cured Hams, ]7@l7Vic; California
Hamß.l6^jc; Mess ; Beef, $» per bbl; extra
Mess, $9.50; Family, $10; Prime Mess Pork, $°l
extra clear, $25; Mess, $22; Pig Pork,;sC6: Pixs"
Feet, 50;' Smoked Beef,:Hc per lb. . . \u25a0--•:.••<\u25a0\u25a0
: LARD— Tierces quoted at 1 10«4c 1 for California
compound, 1 lOi-ic for Eastern : compound and -12%
@13c : for . pure; . half-barrels. i pure, - 13 Vi 8BW •
10-lbUns, .lS^iaia'ic;. 5-lb tins, \u25a0' .13*4 «gl3Ti<v
3-lb tins. 13%® 14c. '- ~
. - COTTOLENE— One half-barrel, . 1094-c; tbr?e
half -barrels, 10% c; one- tierce. 10Hc:.two
tierces. \u25a010*ic; five tierces. lO^ic.
\u25a0 .. Hides, TallovT^: AVOOI and Hop*
..HIDES— CuIIs and brand's .? sell- about ''\u25a0\u25a0Vlfll/*
undrrquntationp.. Hpavy: Salted :steprs. ] 3 i*r,i
l'-?i4c: medium, .ll@12c;. light. \u25a0 : ll@i"eV Cow
Hides, ll@l2c fo».-,heavy, HQi2cvfor, llzbf
Stags, '^<S,9c:: Salted Kip.' ' Il^@l2lsc; SaifO
,Veal.: I4(gTsc; Salted Calf/ 14^©15^c <lir
Hides. 23c:, dry,Klp.';2o»B22cr:. dry CalrV23"@::Gc-
Sheepskins, shearllngE.~2o@Poc each; short Wool
50 <g<>5c each;" medium. .7o(ft 9oc: long. Wool $1®
I.so:"HorsehideF. v salt.' s3@3.so, for lars« aa?\
$'_».75<§i3 1 for; medium ; • $1.75@2.25 ; for ' small ; aail
00c for C-oHs; HorsehMes,' <lry,: $2<3*J.50 for | larcu
and $1.50@2 for medium. $1.25 for, small and s<»c
for Colts; Deerskins— Dry '-.Mexican,'. 32H@U3P'
dry,-- ' Baited -. - Mexican, :>':2s(327%c;.- dry;,Ontr.ii
American.; 35i337VJc. JGoatsklns — Prime
goras;; 75c: ?«xtra"-» large? do, : $1.25;", large. 'soc*
medium, 35c; small, 25c.: -.••<".\u25a0 -.\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0;;- . -y '
'TALLOW— No.' 1 rendered; s'asM;c: No. 2.ifi'
@sc: <{reane, 3@4c.7". ;"".\u25a0 :;•\u25a0 ; * '\u25a0.:\u25a0"".".-'•
t. WOOL— Fall • clip,'-? San \u25a0 Joaquln and 1 Southern
C@Sc;' fall I^ambxr \u25a07@loc;,Humbolflt and-Men
docirnv 13ft? 14o;-. Middle County. PWlOe; Nortlt
ern s free.- ll@12!-ic;- Nevada, 16ffJ17c v per- lb for
spring.- . '- y -r'-i - -.<•'*'-:. t- • \u0084\u25a0 •• ;\u25a0;\u25a0 -.-.\u25a0:, -,;».,.. ....
-HOPS— Choice." -I2c; prime. 10^i@llc; i com
mou..;S©loo;per lb.'. .:. . , .
. -.Meat ..Market.".-
The sonny, drying weather, tends to* remoTe the
i acnteness; from the. Meat situation. «» Its con
! tinuance : will probably result . In 'an increa»e in
the r- arrivals .* of : llv« stock In the - near future.
Butchers said . yesterday, however, that no.de
cltae In the high prices was expected for severaJ
days yet.- \u25a0\u25a0-.. . . . •. fc
DBESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers are as. follows:
BEEF— S%@9« per 1b for Steers and B<gS%c
for Cows.
VEAL— BH@9 Vic for large «nd P© 10 Vic for
small.
MDTTON— II%@I2«c for Wethers. 10%<£
llHc for Ewes.
LAMB— l2@l3c for Yearlings and 15@16c for
Spring.
DBESSED HOGS— l2iai3c per lb.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock, delivered la San Francisco, less 50
per cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE— Steers. No. 1 914@10c. second qual
ity S@9c; third .quality 7@7Vic: Cows and
Heifers. 6»i@7c for No. 1, second quality SUO
6c, third quality 3@siic: Bulls and Stags, 3
@4c. \u25a0. . ..--.-\u25a0; ,.-j-
CALVES— SU@S^c per lb for light. 4:»@sc
for \u25a0 medium and -4@4Hc for heavy (gross
weight.* .\u25a0: \u25a0\u25a0.-\u25a0..
SHEEP— Wethers. 6H@7c per lb; Ewes. SHQ
6>4c (gross weight). ' -
- LAMBS— 6 1 i'S7e per lb for yearlings and 7@
7M;C for sucklings.
HOGS — 100 to 200 lbs. SmaS&c per lb: over
200 lbn, 7@Bc; Boars. 50 per cent, stags 3f®
40 per cent, and Sows 10@20j>er cent off fibm
above* quotations. •.>' ' -;
General Mercbandtae
BAGS — San Qnentln. 7%c: Grain Bags. Jun»-
July, STgigflc; Wool Bags. 42V4@47^e.
COAL — The Pacific Coal Company announces
an advance In steam coal from $3.50 to. $4 p«r
ton April 1, due to the scarcity of labor, which
is limiting the output of the, mintv*. Wellington.
$12 per ton; New Wellington. $l"2; Beaver Hill.
$10; Coos Bay. $10: \u25a0 Richmond. $12: Cumberland,
$14 In bulk and $19.25 In sacks: Welsh Anthra
cite. $15; Coke. $16 per ton in bulk and $18 in
sacks; Rocky Mountain, nominal.
OIL — Quotations are for barrels. Linseed. 54c
per gallon for boiled and 52c for raw. cases Cc
more; Castor Oil, In cases. No. 1, 75c; Bakers'
AA. cases, $1.28@1.30; Lucol. 50c for boiled and
48c for raw; China Nut. cases. 85<S90c per gal
lon; Coeoaniit Oil. In barrels. 58c for Ceylon and
55c for Australian: extra bleached winter Sperm
Oil, Csc: natural winter Sperm Oil. 65c: natural
Whale Oil. 55c; extra winter strained Lard Oil.
85c; No. 1 Lard Oil. 68c; Pure Neatsfoot Oil,
75c; No. 1 Neatsfoot Oil. 57^c; Herring OU.
40c; Salmon Oil, 35c; boiled Fish OU, 35c; Paint
Oil. 35c.
COAL OIL. GASOLINE. ETC. — Water White
Coal Oil. from tank wagons. 10@Hc; special do.
12% c; Pearl Oil. in cases, 17c: Astral, 17c;
Star, 17c: Extra Star. 20c: Elaine. 26c; Eocene.
19c: Stove Gasoline. In bulk. 17% c, in cases 24c;
No., 1 Engine Distillate, Iron barrels or drums,
8c; No. 2 do. 6%c; cases. 6Hc more; Benxlne.
in bulk 12He. In cases 19c; 86 degree Gasoline,
In bulk 80c, in canes 36c.
TURPENTINE— »B%c per gallon In cases and
92t4c in drums and Iron barrels.
ROSIN (per 280 lbs gross*— F. $6.85; H. $7.30;
I, $7.35: M. $5.60: W G, $9 60.
RED AND WniTE LEAD— R«d Lead. B«4@f>c
per lb; White Lead, B<SB&c, according to quan
tity.
SUGAR — The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows, terms net cash: Cubes'-^,
Crushed and Fine Crushed. 4.80 c; Powdered.
4.65 c; Candy Granulated, 4.65 c; Fine, Fruit and
Coarse Granulated, 4.55 c; Be«t Granulated (100
lb ba^s only). 4.35 c: Confectioners' A. 4.55 c;
Magnolia A. 4.15 c; Extra C. 4.05 c: Golden C.
3.95 c; D, 3.85 c: H. A E. Crystal Dominoes. 8.05 c;
Tablets, half-bbls. 5.05 c: boxea. 5.30 c per lb.
Barrels and 50-lb bags 10c, balf-bbls 25c and
boxes 50c mor« per 100 lbs for all grades. No
order taken for less than 75 barrels or its equiv
alent.
•Receipt* of Produce
FOR WEDNESDAY. MARCH 27
Flour, qr ska.... 10. 440 Wool, bales 52
Wheat, ctls .... 130 Leather, rolls .„.\u25a0 22
Barley. <-tls .... 2.110 Hides. No .44
Oats, ctls .....7 665 Pelts, bdls 66
Beans, sks 355 Lime, bbls ...... 517
Bran, sks 125! Wine, gals 23.100
Potatoes* sks ... 2.7so'QulckJilver, Osks. 200
Onionst sts 220 Lumber. M ft.... 200
Hay, tons 555! Paper, rolta 73
Straw, tons \u25a0\u25a0;.... 15jOranges, bxs .... SOO
Hops, bales' 11)
THE STOCK 3IAIUvET
United Railroad* Bondn Firmer—South
ern »vnila Stocks Lower
There was a further recovery In United Rail
roads bondi* on tbe Stock and Bond Exchange
yesterday, the quotations advancing from $75.50
to $77 under sales of $10,000. Associated Oil
contlnned weak, selling off to $39.50. There
were no other changes on this board. Bust
ness continued light.
The Comstocks ruled steady to firm, with
moderate trading. The Southern Nevadas were.
weak, and comparing the closing quotations with
those of the preceding day the list was gen
erally lower throughout, some of the leaders
suffering marked declines. The prominent stocks
In point of activity were Great Bend. Black*
Butte Bonanza. Black Butte Extension. Booth,
Dlamondaeld Triangle. Jumbo Extension, Red
Top Extension and St. Ives.
Tbe semiannual dividend of $3 per share by
the Mercantile Trust Company will be pay
able April 1. The amount Is $30,000.
STOCK AXD BO.\D EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY, March 27—10:30 a. m.
/ UNITED STATES BONDS
' Bid. Ask.| Bid. Ask.
4s qr coup.. — — 4s qr cp new.l2S 129U
4s qr reg... — — |3s qr coup... — —
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Ala AW ss. — — Oak Tran ss. — 1084
Asso Oil ss. — BS4 Do Con 5«. — 10S
Bay CPO ss. 101 4 — Ok Trac C ss. — 102%
Ctl C O 55.102 1054 O W gtd ss. — 95
Cat G A E s Oceanic S ss. 23 45
m A ct 6s 81 — Om Cable 6s. — 120
Cal-st O ss. — 108 Pac Glm 4s. — 924
Cal Wine ss. — 98 P E Ry 5«.. — 1084
C C Wat. 55. 103 103 Pac LAP 5«. — 1004
Do a; mgss — 98U Pac T&T 55. 103 103%
Ed L&P 6s. — 120 P& C H 6s. — 104
F& 0 H 6s. — 110 PA O E Cs. — 112
Geary-st 55.. 45 .— '' PoweU-st 65.. — 1074
H C&S 545. — — Sac EO&RSg. — 104 »4» 4
Do 5s ....103%1044 8F * SJVSs. — US
Hon R T 65.10S — SF.O * SJ5s. — 110%
L Tahoe R59.101 102, Do Id mgss — 106
LA Elec 53.100 SJA SCR 44» 93 —
LAG A EISS. — 101 Sierra R 6».. — 117 ,
LA Ry 5.1.. 116 1174 S P of A 6s /
LAL gtd ss. — 100 (190P) 103»<i —
UP km 58.109 — v (1910) 104 Vi —
LAP Cal ss. — 108 S P of C 6s
Mkt-st C 6s. — 111*; (1912) ..'.. — 112?;
Do lem 5s. — 109 SPC 1 rjr 85.119%121
MV& MtTSs.IOO — v S P,B R 6». -r 13H
NR of C Si. — 1194 SPRR Ist rts 904 »-
N.P C K'Si. — 1034 SV,W g mg4s SH —
NO Ry 5a.. — — Stkn G&E 65.100 —
NO P C 6s. — 103 UG*E6s. 104
N El Co ss. 984 — XJR of SF 4s. 70% 774
O'GL&H 5e.1054 — Val Co P ss. — 102 -
Oak Tran 6s. — — .
WATER STOCKS
Contra Costa — 6241S "V Wat Co. 21& 21%
Marln Co . . — C 2 (
GAS A>'D ELECTRIC
Martel Powr — — Pac L C 0.... — SO
Mnt E L ctfs ft OH Stkn G&E.— —
Do ex ctfa 12% 13
INSURANCE
Fireman's Fund — — -
BA>"K STOCKS
Am Ntl Bk.lSO — Lo n . p & a. 133 138^
Anglo-Cal ..85 89 Mer Trust ..2124230
Bank of Cal.SflS — Merch Ex ..65 —
Cal Safe Dt».12»4 — S F NaUonaL — —
First Natnl.. — 310 - .
SAVINGS BANKS
Ger S *T*U — 8200 "ISsv 4: L !?rt.:i2o —
Hum S 8fc.2100 — Sec Say Bk.. — &S0
Mutual Say.. — — Union T C 0.2750 3250
S F Say U. 620 —
STREET RAILROADS
California .. — 145 iPresldlo .....— 25
Geary — "40 | .
POWDER
Giaat Consolidated C 0...... — S2Hi
SUGAR
Hawaiian CS3 S5 Onomea S C- S4^ — ,
Honokaa S O 10^ ll^i Paaubau S C. 14V» 14« i
Hotch SPC 15% ltJ Union S Co.. 45
Kllauea SC. — 2 Do pool ...— 45-
MaVawell C. — 30
MISCEU»\NEOUS
Alaska P A. 41 44 (Oceanic S Co. — —
Asso Oil C 0.'39*4. '39*4 40 Pac Aux F.A\ 1 —
Cal F O A. 1034 — Vslc C, 80rax.1524 —
Cal Wine A. — 89 / Pac S Tel Co. — . '-_
MV^'iltTm^— 110 -
Morning Session "
Board— . '
75 Associated Oil .....40. C0
•\u25a0\u25a0'. 20 AMO-lKted Oil 39.75 '
10 Associated Oil : 39.50
.-.'•-. 5 Associated Oil 39.2-'»
— . 20 Cal Fruit Canners" A55n. ....... .1a{. 50
.- • \u25a0„ 40 Hutchinson 8 P Co 16.00
$8,000 Cal fias & El G M A C T 55.. 81.0->
$S,OOO United R R of S F 45... 77.00
Street — \u25a0 • .—;. — ;
S: \u25a0• 60 Associated Oil 4Q.00
$2,C>00 United R R of.S F 4s 74.00
Unlisted \u25a0 . Securities
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Bid. Asklt Bid. Aski
Bay CPC-6f«.1049;'— SF & NP ss. — 109=5;
Cal NW-Rss.Hl — '\u25a0\u25a0 Stand El 5*.. — »m
Marin W ss. — 102U Do gtd 5«. — 9.-. "
SF Drydfc 5».112 — Sun Tel 55... — ' 10S.
SF G&E 44» — - 94V; "-
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Ala \u25a0 Sug Co; -15 - IH tHono nw pool 23 274
CallCauMUs —*;- 9« N Cal P. Co. 27—,
Cal-T'.r&sT —250 Orphentn Co.. 10 —
Cyp '. L' :\u25a0 Imp. .2^5 Pac C Cas C 0.150 173
DptPw pfd.— 574 S F-Drydoek. 60 —
Do com •-:: — .102 • SF.i SJ Coal— «0
Hono *P -: Co.. 21 25 jTruck Elect.. — ISU
t»o old pool 20 — I !
-SALES;";
'.. Morning ,.Sp*nlon
\u25a0 $."..OTiO People's Water Co 'ss 53.2S
;' $3,000 People's Wa ter ICo 5s . .' S3! 00
California Stock and Oil Exchnnse
, , ; B!d.A»it.j Bld.Ask
Apollo — COiKern, new .. 10 ? 1
Asm Oil 5tk.39.37tt -jKern^RrTer .. - 7.75
C^^deVnV/oi Ef^ISJP
gssiilis =||ett rl jh^-:: 2 .| -
-OFFICIAL S.ALE3
4 Associated \u25a0 B ?'S ! *.
5000 Independence - • ~"
Mining Stork*
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
'Following wern th« sales on the. San Fr«a
dseo Stock and Exchange Board yesterday.
COMSTOCKS
Regular Morn las SfMlon
100 Belcher ..... 47! I«0 Overman IT
400 Con Va M IV. . W sf«> Potosi 1
100 Crown Point.. » 200 Savsjre
200 Gonld & Cnr. 22 300 Scorpion "^
10.) Mexican <»! 200 Tnlon Con ... £
100 Ophir 2.25>. I'JO Ltah «*
Informal Session
600 Andes 1» 200 Gould & Cur =3
200 Andes 20 400 Ophir 2.0'» ,
700 BeUb>r 47 s*lo Sierra Nev ... P-1
SOOBelc&r 49 500 Silver Hill ... M 1
400 Belcher 4Si 100 Un on lon ... Kll
lOrt Best & Belch. 1.40J SCO Inion Con ... M
200 Best & 8e1cb.1.45| i 1 / " .
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
BM.Ask.l B!.J.Ask.
Alpha — 14|Lady Wash . - 04 —
AHa — 05|MexIcan ..... « f>6
Andes 1!» 201 New York Con 04 —
Belcher 47 40 N Gould &C. 35 — (
: Best & 8e1ch.1.40 I.4s!Ocoldental ... 48 — .
I Bullion 3« R<!Overman _• 1J .•»
Caledonia ... 35 SOlOphir »- 22.. 2.W
Challenge ... 20 25|Potosl ...f. .--12 13
Chollar O» 10|Rlcb Eureka.. s.C*> —
Confld«nc« ... S3 95!Savag« "^ J?
Con Imperial. 03 03|Soorplon OS •*•
Con Va JI Co.-^7 WiSe? BelchT .. O4 0*
Crown - Point.. 2S SOi Sierra Ne-r ... *» «•
Exchequer ... 75 80] Silver Hill ... 57 fif>
Gould & Cur. 23 24! Standard C0n..3."0 —
Hale & Norc. 70 73{St Louis — <>*
Kentack 10 — iirnSon Con ... .'.7 .i^
Julia 10 — lUtab 04 05
Justice O4 07| Yellow Jacket. 75 ,>«>
TONOPAH AND GOLPFIELD STOCKS
Regular Session— 9:3o to 12:30
2«Vi Adams 19| t-00 Grt Bend. bSO.I.PR
200 Adams 20 200 Grt Bend Anx. lf>
500 Amethyst ... 44 4000 Grt Bend Ex. 2S
1000 Do. b 60... 46U000 Hibernla 14
1000 Argonaut 4.50i5000 Hindorraft ... 1"
11.500 Atlanta .... 702000 Homestake X.1. 1.1
2000 Atlanta 63 1500 Jim 8ut1er. .1.17»-j
1000 Do. • 15... 65V2200 Jnrnbo Ex ..2.121s
100 Atlanta 6?! 500 Keane Wonder T3
5000 Big Bnllfro?. 03 1000 Kendall 3l>
2000 Blk B Bonana 10 1000 Kendall Ex . . 0«
2500 Bine Bull ... 4« 8000 Lige HarrU . . 05
1000 Do, s 10... 4«(50O0 Lone Star 2*
10,000 Blue Quartz. 30 800 Man Buffalo . . C« '
2000 Bonnie Clare. 36 1500 Man Gold Gat* 20
1000 Do. b 60... SSiIOOO Man M of Nev 14
3000 Booth 7SJ 10.000 Mayflwr Con 42
400 Booth 7»ll000 Do, b6O 44
1000 Blfjr Daisy .. 2912500 Mayne 15
4100 BuUfrojr Mia. 2sllOoO Do. blO 15
1000 Blfrg Sunset. II! 000 Mldm Pedraa.l.io
1000 Cent Eureka.. 65 1000 Mohwk C I>eaa 70
1400 Com Fractlon-4. 25,2500 Mohawk Ex . . 24
500 Com FractJon.4. Bol 2ooo Mon Pitts Ex. 22
2500 Columbia Mt. 9^12500 Mont Bullfrog. 07
1500 Colum Mt Ex. 07!200O Montj^imy Mt. 27
3000 Colum Mt Ex. CSiIOOO MtR Shos Ex. 15
500 Commonwealth 2!» 1000 Mustang 3-T
1000 Conqueror ... 22 1500 Mustang 34
500 Cracker Jack. 17 500 Nev «ioldfleld. 47
IeOO Daisy 2.05 5000 Nor Shoshone.. IS
,500 Do. b SO. ..2.2513200 North Star ... 34
3000 Daisy. Ex ... 07 1000 Ohio Ton 0*
$000 Dm B Btte O. 3SJIOCO Orlc Bullfrog. 1"
S5OO Dmdfld Xrnpl. 4« 500 Oris Man 23
4000 Dmd Goldfleld 06 5000 Pennsylvania.. OS
75 Empire 1313000 Pine Nut 19
200 Eazle's Nest- »4| 500 Pine Nut 2»>
600 Fairvw Hatlst 13} 100 Pitts S Pk.ss.l.7r>
500 Fran Mhk, 55.1.10 2C>OO Red Hills, s3O SO
3100 Gold Bar 1.«5 11.000 Red Top Ex. 4*
200 Gold Bar ..1.07^ 1000 Dc, b U>..;. 4«
1000 Gold Anchor.. 31 2t«o Reese-R G Stn I<>
1000 Gold Crown .. 1"! 300 Rescue 15
100 Gold Crown .. 15[1000 Ruby Wonder. SO
1000 Gold Sceptre. 2511500 Sandstorm Ex. Oft
3000 Gold Sceptre. 23 1000 Syl Humphrey. OS
500 Do. s-10... 24 1100 Silver Pick ..1.20
140OGW Con M... 8. 00 2000 Silver Pick..l.l7»i
1300 Gld Con M. 8. 1214 1000 Do. s SO..I.VTU
1300 Gld Kewanos.-1.30 230 Silver Pick Ex 12
2000 G Kewanoe.l.27ii 2000 Sll Peak Excel 13
100 Gld M Nev.. 1.60 3000 St Ivea 1.50
500 Granny G M. 21 400 Do. s 10 1.88
1000 Do. s 10... 21 2500 Stray Dog ... SJ
200 Granny O M. 22!10iX) Snn Dog 0.1
1000 Do. b 10... 22i 1000 Ton Home Con 02
1000 Great Beud. ..1.05(2500 Treasure 10
19.500 Grt Bend. 1. 02 Vi 113001 1300 W End. «10. 1.32* i
1000 Do. b 10... 1.10!
Informal Session — 12:30 to 2 p. ra.
100 Adams 20(12.500 Grow Clinton 50
500 Adams IS 2000 Hibernla IS
2000 Adams T;...- l»i 1000 Do. b6O 17
2500 Atlanta 6511500 Jim Butler ..1.15
200 Atlanta 701 1000 Jumbo Ex ..2.12^
2000 Atlanta 60j 13.500 Jumbo Ex ..2.00
3000 Atlanta 6811000 Jumbo Xx I.IK
11.000 Blk B Bonan (>.•' 500 Jumbo Ex ..1.!»7v.
6000 Blk B Bonanz 10! 1000 Jumbo Ex . . 1.92v_.
40.000 Blk Btte Ex 13;10O0 Jumbo Ex ..2.02U
3000 Black Rock .. OS. 6100 Jumbo Ex 2.0 T.
lft. ooo Blue Bell .. 25i1000 Kendall Ex .. «."»
2500 Blue Bull ... 43! 10. 000 Lone Star .. 2«
1000 Blue Bull ... 4414000 Lone Star 27
S5OO Blue Bull ... 4RIIOOO MacNamara .. 4*
12.000 Booth 7a: 5410 MacNamara .. 47
1000 Bollfroe Mm. 2515000 Man Broncho.. 12
2000 Bullfros Mm. 2U12000 Man Cowboy.. <«
1000 Do. b 60. . . SO! 5W Man Dexter . . 22
9100 Columbia Mt. 00|6000 Man Standard. 04
400 Columbia Mt. ,87i2000 Mayn«» 14
2000 Columbia Mt. K>i 500 Monwk C Leas 70
1000 Com Fract10n.4. 2512500 MoUawk Ex .. 24
1900 Com Fraction. 4. Cv'JOtKi Mohawk Ex . . 2.1
2000 Com Fract10a.4 .201 12.000 Mnt M E.slO 10
300 Com Fraction.4.lo!lOOO Mustang Anx. MS
1000 Com Fraction.4.lsi 500 Mustang Man. 35
500 Com Frac..4.17Vi!5000 Nevada Boy .. 15
2000 Cracker Jack. 16 500 Nev Goldfleld. 47
2500 Daisy 2.00 500 North Star ... 34
800 Daisy Ex . . . 06 500 Ohio Ton .... r."
4300 Dm B Btte C. 3fil 1000 Ohio Ton Oft
5500 Dm B Btte C. BSj6OOO Oro 42
8000 Diadlld Trnj:l. 44 ! 3000 Oro 41
4000 Dmdfld Trnstl. 47 3000 Pitts Jcbnale.. tO
2000 Do. b 60... 5011000 Red HIUs 31
9000 Dmdfld Trngl. 45'lO(Xi Red Hills ."2
5(10 Do. » 5 4«!3000 Do. b 90 ST.
2000 Dominion 08! 12.000 Red Top Ex 4*
2000 Dliio 13 SOOO Red Top Ex.. 47
2000 Empire 15 200 Ked Top Ex.." 4!»
2000 Empire ..|... 14 500 Red Top Frac. 12
4fK>O Eaele's Nest.. S2t 800 Sandstorm ... 5.1
20«0 Falrvw Hailst 12!2."0O Sandstorm ... SI
SOOO Globe Johnnie 10! 500 Sandstorm . . . 32
JSOO Gold Bar LlOlfinoo Silver Pick ..1.75
5000 Gold Anchor. . 25|4000 Sflvf r Pick ..1 . 17*i
2500 Gold Anchor.. So| 500 Silver Pick ..I.2f>
2500 Gold Sceptre. 232 000 Stray Dos ... ?•>
1000 Gld Con M.".57^12700 St Ives 1.47-i
1800 Gld Con M...8.00 9950 St Ives 1.40
4300 Gld Keiranos.l.2o!looO St Ives ....1.42*,
2000 Gld KeTranos.l.2silO<X) St Ives 1.41
2500 G Kewanos.l.22tiUooo St Ires- ...... 1. 50
200 Gld M Nev..l.Co 500 Tramp Con .. 1.2"
4000 Gldfld Union.. 02 100 Tramp Con ..1.30
10«K> Goldyke Beef. 1 « 500 Vernal 20
1000 Grandma .;.. SltlOOO West End..1.32S
10.000 Great Bend.l.ool3»iO Wonder Con .. 25
1300 Great Bend... 981500 Yellow Horse.. 07
2000 Grt BeiM Anx 20| 500 Yellow Ro«e.. It
500 Grt Bend Ex. 2716000 Yellow Tiger.. 15
200 Grt Bend Ex. 2o!
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
Bid. Ask. I BM.Ask.
Argonaut — 4.M»JCrack*rJk G M 25 —
Bos Gwtr Cop — OSjFurn Creek Ex — IS
Ceo, Eureka... — 65|Grnwtr Clmton 50 —
KEVADA |
Toaopah tHsrrtct
Belraont — 4.'sJMldway Ex... 20 S3
WE OWN AND OFFER
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE 6's, 1912
An ideal investment for
those whose first requisite
is absolute safety of the in-
vested princi^l.
N. W: H ALSEY & CO.
413 Montgomery Street
SAN FRAXCISCO
»v»Tork Philadelphia Cbtrasro
Rooms 7 to 11. Telephone TmpyJ 1«5.
me. RALSTON
Stock and Bond BroKef
Member San Francisco Stock and Exchange
Board, .-^'
368 Bush Street
SAPM FRANCISCO
MINING STOCKS A SPECIALTY. \u25a0\u25a0•'"
Codes;. Bedford McNeUl, r Western Union. Lelberi.
J. C WILSON
Stocks and Bonds
Member Elect and Bond Eicbanga. ' 453 Cali-
fornia at. • rncn a Temporary Sl5.

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