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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
New York stocks lower on the day. Cotton rather higher.
Coppers about the same. Silver and exchange unchanged. •
Local securities neglected. Comstock shares still higher.
Millers advance flour 20c per barrel.
Wheat not materially changed.. Barley lower.
Oats and corn firm at previous prices.
Lima beans again advance, with stocks closely held.
Hay selling well. Bran and shorts steadier.
Potato market firm, with choice lots scarce.
Considerable poultry carried over to Monday.
Butter, cheese and eggs unchanged.
Fresh fruits in improved demand and firm.
Dressed beef, mutton and lamb slightly lower.
Dry and salted hides show some changes. Cottolene higher.
Weekly Bank Clearing*
Local back clearings last week were $40.
7P7.359. agslnst $29,404,159 for the correspond
ing week last year. Tee comparison is not fair,
however, as the banks did not r<*open last year
• fter the fire until May 23. hence the corre
>ponding wefk latt year was several d»ys short
of a full week.
EASTERN MARKETS
>>w York Money Market
• : NEW YORK. May 25.— Money on call, nom
. lnaL Time loans, easier: 60 days, 3*i per cent;
&0 days. 4 per cent: six months. 4%<?j4*i P* r
.cent. Prime mercantile paper. 5% per cent.
' Sterling exchange. £rm. with actual -business
"In bankers' bills at $4.8675 for demand and at
$4'.«360 for 60 day bills; posted rates. $4.84%
•.and $4.£7%; commercial bills, [email protected]?i.
'. • Bar silver. 67c.
• • Mexican dollars. 50?ic.
• -Bonds — Government, steady; railroad, Irreg
' ultr.
•' ' WVrklj- Bank Clearing*
. NEW YORK, May 25. — The statement of the
...clearing bouse banks for the week shows that
;th* banks hold $150,655.755 more than the legal
reserve requirements. This is an Increase of
3-4.43C.4Ci0, -as compered with last week, 'xhe
statement follows: Loans, $1,126,383,500; In
crease. $1,550.500. Deposits. $1,112,640,500; in
. Crease, 55.539.600. Circulation, J50.659.600; in
crease, $219,200. I>gal tenders, 172.669.400; in
crease. 1275.300. Specie, $221,183,600; increase,
$9,129,600. ResetTe, $293,549.000: increase. $5,
551.100. Reserve required, $278,160,125; in
crease, J1.e34.900. Surplus. $15,655.575; In
crease. $4,216,200. Ex United States d<*posits,
$25,606,100; Increase. $4,219,175.
Imports of Specie
NEW YORK. May 25.— Total Imports of
specie at the port of New York for the week
ending today were $8,720 In 6ilver and $19,51S
•In sold.
1, Total expert* of specie from the port of New
• lork for the week ending today were $738,136
'In silver and $4,200 in gold.
• Kew Tort Stock list
I * B. F. Button & Co., 490 California street,
-members of the New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list of bond aad stock sales
; ytyterflay:
I Sales | Stocks IHlghj Lowj Bid I Ask
! ]Adanu Express 255 290
....:... Allls-Chalmers 9% 9**
} Do pfd 26 26%
A 17.500 Amalg Copper .. SHH SS% SS% BSH
f- Amer Beet Scgar 11& 1* i
».i.' j Do pfd S2
i: Amer Can Co ... 6% s*»
, Do pfd 64% »h
- 2.100 Amer C & F Co 38 35% 35* i 36
........ Do pfd 98% 99
Amer Cotton Oil 25% 29%
• I t Do pfd 88 90
, Amer Dist Tel 25 40
t....... Amer Ex 204 210
'.!.» Amer GT Co 5% 6
.*;.. Acer Ht L. 4% 4*i
* Do pfd 20 I 21
• 100 Amer Ice Secur.. 69$j 59*g 69 70%
lAmer Linseed 32 14
! Do pfd .| 25*4 30
• 200 Amer Locomotive sS*i 57% | 57% 5S
..- ) Do pfd 105^106
. 8.900 Amer S & R Co 116% 116% U6*i 117
. . iOO Do pfd 107 107 1064 106*4
I.2oo: Amer Sugar 122 121% 121 ;» 122
'....-... Do pfd 120 127
Amer Steel Foun 6 7
:. t ..... Do pfd | SSU 36%
...• Amer T fc T Co': 121 123'
300 Amer Tob pfd .. 91 %* S1&; 91% 92
. SOO Amer Woolen ..I 25« i 25% 25% 2SU
..'. Do pfd 1... ' 91 «• 92
. 3 ,*00! Anaconda 60»i 59*4 &9S-* 59T£
400 (Allan Coast Line 97 96' 96' 96%
<WOOJA T& 8 F SSSi 88 87% 8S
• iOO Do pfd 93U 93% 93% 94
V aOO'Bslt k Ohio 05>i 94% &4% 94%
Do pfd *.... 85% 87
.4008 R T JH -£\i 53 53* i
'Brooklyn L'n Gas ! 114 JL2O
. .:•- jCanada Southern! j 61 <52
1.700 Canadian Pacific 171% 171 170? i 171
. SOOC & O 34*4 34U 34% 34W.
\u25a0 200 t C & G W 10*4 10 10 10%
Do "A" pfd 45 47
1 400 Do "B" pfd .. 13%| 13% 13% 14
\u25a0«,« Do <s«bs 73 74
POO'C & N W 149*4 149 149 143%
1.7001 CM& St P .. 12S»i 127% 127*4 127%
- I Do pfd 152% 155
f SOOjCentral Leather. 22% 22% 22% 22%
• f Do pfd J 92% 95
«»...:.. 'Chicago Terminal! 5 10
;..-. \ Do pfd \u0084 15 20
'{ Chicago Cn Trac 3 4
. '..; Do pfd 14 13
I 400.C CC&EtL.. 65U C 564 64%
, Do pfd 95 103'
l.lOOiColo Fuel & Iron 29« i 29% 23 29%
I- LDo pfd 55 70
IColnm H C & 1 23% 23*4
TOO.CoIo Sootbern ... 22% 22 22% 22%
»". 1 Do Ist pfd 68 60
t I Do 2d pfd 41% 41%
I I.2oo:Consolidated Get. 123 120 '-i 120 121
• • lOOiCora Products .. 18% 18% IS?4 IS}.
• Do pfd 72 75
» 1.500 Del & Hudson.... 174 172% 172 175
pLir W. 460 463
I |U 4; R G 25 27
200" Do pfd 70 63% 6S 75
'. iDetroit Cd Ry 66*4 "0
'I iDlamond Match 128 129
. : BOOlDlstlll SecuriUes. 64 63"i 63T, 64%
i DuluthSS&A 11 12%
j....^ Do pfd 19 22%
I 4,«OoiErte 22% 21% 21% 21»,
800! Do Ist pfd M 53% 53% 54
100] Do 2d pfd.... SST4 35% 06 40
I ired M & S pfd.. £3% S5
1 lOOiGeneral Electric. 140 140 139* 140%
|. iGranby CMS &V\ 125 133
I 1.4d0 Great North Ore. l 54% 51% 61% 52 i
• SOOjGrt Xortb pfd..!127% 126V1- 126% 127% ,
..(Greene Cananea C 14' 14%
tHavana Tob Oo 10% 11%
! Do pfd 1« IS'
.......{Hockinff Valley 79 82
I Do pfd SO 53%
! Illinois Central v 136 140
200;int« M»>tro 20 19T4 1»% 20
• * Do pfd ;. 53*4 M?i
.A. Inter Paper 11*4 12
200! Do pfd 72% 72 72 7S
ITntw Power \u0084..1..... ..... 43- 46
'Idtw Potnp ....1.. 23 24
1 Do pfd \ 72 SO
llowa Central 18% 19
...1 Do pfd S9 40
!KC, FS & M pfd 7« 79
2Of»K C Southern... 24% 24 23« 24%
700! Do pfd ....... C 3% 59% C 9% 59%
lEsleVer Ice E0 73
jL Erie t Western 18 22
.......j Do pfd 63 70 \u25a0'
\u2666...;... Lthlgh Valley 60% (W&
1 'Ixnsg Island.... 45 65
TOO,L & X .....112*4 112% 112 112%
C IMnckay 1 fa *»«
\ Do rfd 6S 68%
- (Manhattan 133 137
J JMetro St By ' 94 85
1 lOOlM^rlcan Central. 19? i 1954 i»ii m«
-. IMlnn &St L ..'. 45. 47
1 ! Do Ist pfd g» $7
1 ...iMKtPtSSM.I..... : 36 S>S
».......; Do pfd .......jr.... .....US Iso
1 200 Mo Kan & Tex..i 52% 52% 32 32%
\u0084......! Do pfd ..!. «3% «4«4
400: Mo Pac 174% 74 72% 74%
, »." C& St L-... ....: ..... 123 ISO
SOOjKaUonaI Lead .. 60% 60% 60% 61
Do pfd 95% f>9%
X R Rof M #d ..... 52
(N'aU Biscuit 74% 7.',
! .D« PM - •••• -1 112 y 112%
..... ..'Nevada. Conn CopU.. 13% 13%
10ft!Newhouse Copper! 15% 15*4 15% 1*
1. ! New Jersey Centl. 175' ISO -
]. N T Air Brake.. 104 lOT
4,600 NY Onrral....!iU 110 110 110%
........ N V C & St L 38% 43
• : Do Ist pfd ... . .....107 |115.'
I Do 2d pfd 73 I jy)
t ...... NTN H & Hart ..... . 169 175
400! N T Ont & W.. 33Ki 53% 53% S3«
600 Norfolk & West. 75 74% 74% 75
.. *..'.< Do pfd 75 S4
2Vi;N*orth Amerlcm. <W% 6*5%, 66% c?
2.200; Northern Pac 125 123 122% 123
.....'Omaha 128 135
Do pfd 150 ISO
.....iPaclfie Const j94 ftS
.....I Do Ist pfd : .....| »4» 100
...:. Do 2d pfd .....j 97 102 .
ftOO;Padflc Mall 24% 24 23*; 'J5
8.300: Pa R R Co ..... 120% 11»«< 119% 119%
400 People's Gas :... SI > 00% 00% m
IP C C & Et L 6S 1 72%
.....Do pfd co ! 100 .
IPltttbcnr C0a1... ..... ..;.. 11% 12%
..I Do pfd....... .... ..... 52% 54
« 200; Pressed S Car... 30% 30% 30% Sl'-S
..) Do pfd ....... -. 00 02 ,
...{Pullman Car Co.. ..:. 1«2% 166
lOOIRy «S C 0.'....-. <0% 40% 40 41>4
... Do pfd .'.....'. 91 93 '
25.800 Readlnsr ......... 103*4 102 102% 102%
Do Ist pfd...'. 80 82.
400 Do 2d pfd.... 78% 78- T9 W -
BrrrabHc B A I.- .*. 25 25%
Vo pfd, ..|... .j 84% 85 \u25a0'\u25a0
New York Stock List Continued
Saleß.| STOCKS. |Hlgh.|Low.| Bld.| Ask.
200 Rock Isld Co 1914 IS% IS;, 19
Do pfd 43- 44=i
200 Sloes S S & I Co. 54% 54% 54 65
Do pfd 9G OS \u25a0
StL & SF Ist pfd 61*4 67
200 Do 2d pfd.... 30& 30% 30% 3t
(St L& S W 20 21
i Do pf d 54 56
4.700;50 Pac .». 78% 77% 77% 77%
200| Do pfd 111U 111 111 111%
2.3oo[Southern Railway 19 18% 18% 18%
1,600 Do pfd 60% 5S 57* 58%
lOOTenn C & I 135% 138% 133 1142
Tex .Pac LT Co 70 "79
400 Texas Pacific ... 25% 25% 25% 'MM
Third Ay 105 109
Tole Ry & Tr Co 27H 28%
lOOTole St L & W.. 28« i 28% 28% 28%
200 Do pfd 51 % 51% 51% 51%
100 Twin City R T.. 91% 91% 01% 92»i
Un Bag & Paper. 6& 6%
Do pfd 55 56
33,000 Union Pacific ... 138% 136% 136% 136%
I Do pfd 87 S9-
|Cnlted Copper 58' 59
Unit Rds of S F 25 32
Do pfd 48 52
Do 4s 72%
100CSC Iron Pipe. 32 32 31% 31'%
Do pfd 82 82%
U S Express 96 100 -
U S Real & Cons 60 G3
USR&RCo... 13 IS 1
Do pfd 44 46%
U S Rubber 37% 38%
Do Ist pfd 99% 100%
Do 2d pfd 69% 70
7.700 D-S Steel Cor... 33% 32% 22% 32%
2,200 Do pfd 98% 97% 97% 97%
200 Utah Copper 26% 26 26 27
BOOVa-CarCCo 23% 25 25 26
Do pfd 104 10S
VaCI&CCo.. 63 70
lOOiWabash 12% 12% 12% 12%
...;...• Do pfd 22% 23
Wells Fargo Ex 270 302
100 Western Union.. 61% 81% 81% 82
Weetinghoufie 144 146
W & L E 10 12
Do Ist pfd 22 25
Do 2d pfd 13, 13%
100 Wisconsin Cent. . 16% 16% 16 17%
I jDo pfd 37 39%
224.100— T0tal chares sold.
Xew York Bonds
U S ref 2s reg.. 104% Japan 6s OS
Do coupon ....104% Do 2d series.... 95%
Do 3s reg 102 Do 4s cert 84%
Do coupon 102 Do 4%s cert... . 92%
Do old 4s reg. .101%, Do 2d series 91*4
Do coupon 101% L & N unified 45. 100%
Do new 4s reg. 129 Mar con gold 4s. 101
Do coupon ....129 Mcx Central 45... 78
Amer Tob 4s .... 72 Do Ist 1nc. ..... 20
Do 6s 103% Minn & St L 45.. 90
Atch pen 4s .... 77% M. X & Texas 4s. 96%
Do adj 4s 90% Do 2ds S3
Atlantic C L 4s. 85 NR of Mcx con 4s 73
Bait & Ohio 45.. 98% N V C gen 3%si.- 92%
Do 3%s 91% N J C gen 5s 124%
Brcoklyn RT c 4s 82% Xor Pacific 45.... 100%
Central of Ga 55.104 Do 3s 71%
Do Ist mc 85% Nor &. W con 4s. 95%
Do 2d mc 73 OS Line rfdg 4s. 90
Do 3d mc 38 Pa cony 3%s .... 93
Cbes & Ohio 4%5.1C2 ißeadlng gen 45... 97
Chi & Alton 3%5. 67 IS I & I M con 55.110%
C. B & Q new 4s. 729i]St L & S F fg 4s. 80
C, R I & Pac 4s. 66% St L 8 W con 4s. 75
Do col 5s S4 Seaboard A L 4b. 71%
C.CC & SLgn 45.100 So Pacific 4s 85%
Colo Ind 6s, sr A. 59 Do Ist 4s cert.. 40%
Colo Midland 45.. 67 So Railway 55....105%
Colo & So 45.... 59% Tex & Pac 15U..115%
Cuba 5s ..102 ITOI, St LAW 4s. 75%
Pen & RIo v G 4s. 94% Union Pacific 45.. 101
Dist Securities ss. SIV^U S Steel 2d 55.. -75%
Erie prior Hen 4s. 95 Wabash lsts 10.5%
Do gen 4s . ... 80% Western Md 45...- 75%
Hock Val 4%5...105 WU Central 45... S4
Xew York Mining: Stocks -^
Adams Con " ISII.ItW Chief ..... —
Alice 3.00 Ontario 4.50
Breece 20iO^bir 1.00
Bruns Con 20jPctosl 11,
Com Twmel .... 67 Savage 42
Ccn Va Mm Co.. I.soiSlerra Nevada ... 30
Horn Silver . 2.4olSmaH Hopes ' 25
lion Silver — {Standard '...2.20
Leadville Con ... 07%)
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Money — \u25a0 • lAllouez .. . . ... 45
Call loans ....l%@3%iAmal Copper .... 88%
Time loans ...3%@5 Atlantic ....12%
Bonds — . P.lbgham 17
Atchison 4s 96% Butte Coalition . . 25
Do adj 4s 96 V4 Calumet & Ariz.. 167
Mcx Central 4*.. 77 Calumet & Hecla.B4o
Railroads — ' Centennial 27
Atchl»OTj 87% Copper Range ... 80%
Do pfd 92% I Daly West 16
Boston & Albany .22o JFrankUn - 13%
Boston & Maine. l 66 Granby \u0084.130
Boston Elev 175% Ible Royale 16%
Fltchburg pfd ...130 Mess Mining .... 5%
Mcx Central 19 /Michigan .12%
N V, N H & 8L.1C6 iMohawk 81
Union Pacific ...136% Mont Coal & Coke. 2%
Miscellaneous — Nevada 15%
Amer Pnen Tube. 7 North Butte ....,'.55%
Amer Sugar .;., 121%] 01d Dominion .... 49
Do pfd ...... .124 Osceola 135
Amer Tel & TeLl2l . Parrot 21%
Amer Woolen ... 25% Qulncy 117
Do pfd 91% Shannon ...18%
Ed Elect 111um..212 Ttmarack ....110
Mass Electric ... 16 Trinity 20%
Do pfd ..59 United Copper ... OS
Mass Gas ....... 59 U S Mining ..... 56%
United Froit ....107% U 8 Oil 30
Un Shoe Mach:.. 59 Utah .....".•......60%
Do pfd -.. 27% Victoria 7%
IT S Steel 52%|Wtnona ..-.....*... S
Do pfd 97 (Wolverine .155
Mining— 1
Adventure 2! 2!
BOSTON STOCK MARKET
BOSTON.' May C 5. — Business today was as dail
as ever. The bank- statement was .very-favor
able, but stocks Immediately commenced to de
cline and closed weak. Operators say that the
stories of a large short interest have been greatly
exaggerated and that in reality the long stock is
coming out all the time.;
London Closinc Stocks
Com \u25a0 money . ..84 9-16 Louisv & Nash; . .llS'-J
Do for acct... &i% M. X & Texas.... 33%
Anaconda 12% N V Centra1;... 7. 113%
Atohlson 80% Norfolk A.West... 76%
Do pfd 97 1 Do pfd ........ 88 #
Bait i Ohio 97%!Ontf& Western. .. 34%
Can Pacific .....175% Pennsylvania ..:.. 61 \u25a0--
Cbes & 0hi0..... 33% Rand Mines ..... 5%
CM Great West. . 10% Reading .......... C 2%
Cbl, Mil &St P. 131 So Railway 19%
De Beers 26 .Do pfd \u0084 .64 •
Den & R10.G.... 25% So Pacific ...SI :'",
Do pfd ........ 72 Union Padflc .... 141%
Erie ............. 22% Do pfd......... 92s
Do Ist pfd..... 66% U 8 Steel. 84%
Do 2d pfd...... 38 Do pfd...... ...101%
Gnmd Trunk . . . . 29%iWfcbath \u25a0 13%
U\ Central ......142 I
Bar silvei< — Steady; 20 "id per ounce. '
Money — 3<g:3% per cent. ' \u25a0 f "\u25a0..
• Tbe*rate of discount -in . the , open market for
short bill* is 3%@3%. per cent and for three
months' bills 3%@3% per cent. . * :
Condition'^ of the Treasury,; V
WASHINGTON, May 25.— Today's statement
of ' the treasury balances \u25a0in the general - fund
shows: Available cash balance,- $232,696,509;
gold coin and bullion, $94,461,072;^ gold certifi
cates, $144,777,680. y '
»Tr York Cotton Market
NEW YORK, 'Msy 25.— Bullish sentiment
continues to -. strongly ' predominate l throughout
the south as well as In the markets here and !
at New ' Orleans \u25a0 and • Liverpool ' over * the •\u25a0 crop ;
situation. > While r operators - -believe > in ' <:\u25a0 the \u25a0
probability- of higher,' prices = later .in the ."\u25a0\u25a0 sea
son-on the legitimate supply; and demand condi
tions 'as affecting ithe necessities of:, spinners
and the remnants of good cotton .left unsold In
the eouthwest,: ttey; are .. afraid • that specula
tors are carrying the boom along too " far ' and i
fast and killing tie \ crop much too 1 rapidly , for i
a continuance of healthy market ; trading con- 1
dlUons. - \u25a0 "\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0-\u25a0*'\u25a0
Option— Open. High. Low. ' Close.
May ..........11.00 11.02 -.10.97 11.00
June ..10.59 * 10.80 10.SS 10.97
July \u25a0-.-. .;i0.99 r- 11.06 .10.98 11.04
Angust -;..:.. '.11.02 ' 11.03 ; 11.00- 11 ;04 i
September ....11.12 11.12 11.10 j 11.00 i
October ......11.31 11.34 11.24 '11.30
November ....•.-... *...'.-.• :;.:. ; " 'll 31
December ....11.41 11.44 lUS3 v ,11.40
January ......10.50 11.56; 11T45 ,11.52
February .....11.54. 11.54 ; 11.54 : 11.53
March ........11.60. 11.60 11.60 11;59
. >*e»r York . Grain "and Produce .. p
NEW, YORK," May, 25.— Flour— Receipts'. 16,- :
1 00 barrels; exports, -; 20,400 ». barrels, v Market
firm, but quiet. - Minnesota ; patents, . $5@ 3.75 ; «lo !
bakers, 3.70@4-20: : winter patents. $4.25@5:
winter fjtralghta. [email protected]: " winter ; extras, $3@
3.40; winter . low -. gradea, $2^008.30. ;- \
V. heat— Receipts, -> 259.200 - bushels ; - exports,
40,588, btubela. Spot," firm: No.. 2' red, $LO4J4
THE MA^ 26, i 1907;
elevator and $1.04 f.o. b. afloat:. No.
em. $Ll4 f. o.- b'.:afl6at;: No.- 2? hard? winter.
$1.0994 f. o. b. afloat. : Options— Opening. easier
on \u25a0 account of good I rains in . Nebraska | and ) the
northwest; wheat later, advanced rapidly,' due to
bullish Ruslan weather news and closed' 94h to ;lc
higher. May. [email protected]%, \u25a0 closed Cat: sl.o3%;
July, $1.05%@1.07. closed at $1.0<5T4: September, 4 ;
$I.o6V^(?t 1.00%. • closed -. at' \u25a0 $1.0C i }i ; S Decembor.f
[email protected]?i. closed at $1.07%. . • \u25a0\u25a0..--\u25a0\u25a0<..
J Hops— Quiet.' •• State, common to - choice, ' ISOfJ ;
crop, 14SlCc; 1003 crop. 4 V4<^se; "Pacific coast*
1900 crops, 8@llc; 1903 crop. *6(g.Bc.
• Hides— Quiet. Central* American, 2-3'ic; Uo
\u25a0 gota, 24% c. - . '
Wool— Steady. \u25a0 > Domestic ; fleece, ' 33 @36c. ' ' « -S
Petroleum— Steady. > Refined New York, $6.20;}
Philadelphia and BalUuiore. \u25a0 $G. 15; do In bulk,
$4.80. '-« -.:\u25a0-- \u25a0'•\u25a0>.»: •\u25a0' \u25a0 —\u25a0.'\u25a0- ;.';
Sugar— Raw, steady ;\u25a0 fair refining. $3.37; cen
trifugal, .90 test." $3.92; molasses sugar, $3.12;
refined, steady; No. \u25a06, $4.60;'' N0.'- 7.- $4.45; No.
S. $4.50; No.'O, $4.49:- No.. 10, > $4.35; No. 11.
$4.30; No. 12. $4.25: No. 13, $4.20; No. .14.
$4.15: confectioners' A. $4.80; mold A, -?5.30;
cut loaf, $5.70: powdered.. $3.lo;^grauulateo. j
$5; cubes.- $5.25.' \u25a0 ..-'\u25a0. ,'
Coffee — Futures closed steady, net unchanged.
Sales, 25.800 bacs, including May. $5.45® 3. 50;
July, $5.:W(55.35; i.entember, §[email protected]; De
cember, $5.30; Jantiary,-. $5.30: March. ; $3.33(<5
5.40; spot codfee. qniet; No. 7 Rio, \u25a0'6%c; v No.
4 Santos, 7 «.c; mild << coffee, quiet ; Cordova,
10(gl2Vic.
Dried Fruits '
Evaporated apples — The . market " is unchanged
on spot, with fancy quoted at 9g9%c; choico,
7@7%c; prime. 6l4@6^c: poor to'f air, 5V4<5i00.
Prunes — In fair demand on spot,-: with \u25a0 quota
tions ranging from 374 to . 12',£c, according; to
grade for California fruit and from' sV&; to 10c
for Oregon. -•• ' •\u25a0-\u25a0 \u25a0 - : -\u25a0
Apricots— Qniet but steady. Choice, 17?4@18c;
extra choice, 18% (319 c: fancy, 19@20c.
Peaches — Steady with light offerings. Choice,
ll@ll%c; extra choice. 12Qll2Vic; fancy. 12 Mi©
13c; extra fancy. 13ffil3c • - j
Raisins — Market firm.' Loose' muscatels, Svi@ !
10c: seeded raisins, 7^4 &'ll^4c; London layers, I
15@16c. . . . ;:;-,-:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0,.
IVew Tork Metal Market ;
- NEW YORK, May 25. — The metal \u25a0 markets .
were quit and more or less nominal in the \u25a0 ab
sence of- cables." Tin was quoted at, 43.62 V.
@44c. — .: \u0084 '
Copper was dull and . nominal with Lake
quoted at 24.50@25'*; electrolytic at 23.50(g24c;
casting at [email protected]. . \u25a0 .•-\u25a0:.-;•-\u25a0'
Lead was unchanged .at [email protected]; 6pelter,
[email protected]. : _ \u0084.
Iron was in a firm position with prices un
changed. -. \
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions - '•'
CHICAGO. May 25.— After an easy opening
caused \u25a0by reports of ,wet weather • throughout,
the west the' wheat market today/ closed strong
and higher because of a flood of bullish news and
strong buying for export. At the close July
wheat was up I%®ia6c December was up.l%rg)
l%c higher and September was up 1%.@1%c.'
Corn was . up . %c. • oats were- %(?%c higher and
provisions were 7%c lower to 7%c higher. : -'
• The wheat market throughout the • dar was
nervous and responded readily to ' either; bullish
or bearish Influences. . The volume of trade was
light compared to. the market during the earlier
days of the week. At the opening prices broke
somewhat on the report of rains throughout the
west, . although even this was offset by the pre
diction of • the*, weather bureau that -colder
weather would follow the rains. Prices \u25a0 rallied
sharply, ' however, soon ; after.. the opening de
cline. Advices from' abroad ..were decidedly: of
a bullish -character. It was reported that bad
weather throughout the continent of .Europe: is
affecting "the crop . 6trongly, and Liverpool was
reported as stronp in" response to these 'ad
vices; "It was also declared that mercantile
grain houses had bought several cargoes of the
English market at a material advance. It was 1
also declared that English -and " continental
buyers were bidding stiffly for cargoes \u25a0 of \u25a0 all
sorts of grain. From Manitoba came statements
of an excellent demand for export, and reports
of good market. Under these reports the market
steadily advanced and closed strong. July
wheat was quoted on the open at %@l%c lower
at 99c, sold between 99% c and $1.01 and closed
at $1.00%. September opened %@%c lower at
99%[email protected]%, sold between 99% c and $1.02 and
closed at $1.01%@1.02. December opened %@
%c lower at $1.00%<31.01. sold between $1.0134 :
and $1.03 and closed at $1.02%.. \u0084: -
The com market held strong . and steady "all
day, despite the reports of rain throughout the
corn belt. July corn opened : %@%c higher at
53 to 53% c, and after - selling at 53% c closed
strong at 52% c. : -\u25a0\u25a0-."--: \u25a0' ': '.. \u25a0-v
The oats market was affected. by the strength
of other grain -and by rain reports from the west.
July opened unchanged to %c lower at 47@47%c.t
sold between 47% and 47% c and closed firm at
47%@47%c. " . \u25a0 -.
The provision market was dull all day. jg Prices
were \u25a0 easier at the opening, because of a : weak
market for live hogs, but July pork closed higher,
principally on the covering of shorts. '. At the
close July pork . was up 7%c, lard was .-down
7%c and ribs were 2%@sc:lower.
The leading futures range as follows: -
Articles. Open. High. . Low. Close.
Wheat-
July 09 $1.01 98% $1.00%
December .....|1.01« $1.03 $1100% $1.02%
September $1.00% $1.02 99% $1.02 .
Corn—- " \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- -. :: .'' \u25a0>• -- \u25a0\u25a0•-•:•,\u25a0>-'\u25a0\u25a0
May ............ 64% . 54% 53% .?'s4^
July ........... 53% - . : 83«4 .: 63: M: : 53%
September 53% 53% •, bZVni C 53%
\u25a0 Oats— ->: i. • ". - \u25a0 \u25a0 -v •':\u25a0• \u25a0 .
May ;.......... 47% V 47%V 47% 47%: ? 47%
July ........... 47% 47% . \u25a047>i' i - 47%
September "S9 > 59% :35%" • 59%
_ Mess pork, per bbl —
July 16.50 16.70 16,40 ,16.60
September .16.60 10.75 16.60 .16.70 .
Lard, per 100 lbs— "
July 9.00 9.05 9.00 : 9.02%
..... 9.15 '9.20 9.15 9.15
Short ribs, per 100 lbs — ' •
July 8.80 8.82% 8.75 B.Bo \
September 8.92% 8.92%: 8.97ij 8.90
Cash Grain and Provisions
CHICAGO, May 25.— Cash quotations were ' ; as
follows: : V
Flour steady: winter .patents, . $4@4. 30:
straights, [email protected]; spring \u25a0; patents, . $3.90<^
5.90; 6tralghts, $4.45: No. 2 spring wheat, $1®
1.02%; No. 3. 95c<a51.02; No. 2 red. 96%<g99e;
No. 2 corn, 54 % c: No. ,2 yellow, 54%@54%c;
No. 2 oats, 47% c; No. 3 white. 46@47%c; No. 2
rye, 85c; fair to choice malting barley, '73<gi77e:
No. 1 fiaxsecd. $1.25; prime timothy seed, $4.65;
clover, contract grade, $15.25; short ribs, sides
(loose). ?5.62 1 >@8.75; mess pork, per bbl. $16.f>0
@16.62%: lard, per 100 lbs, $S.Os:, short clear
sides (boxed). $9.12%@9.37%; whisky, basis, of
high wines, $1.29. - >'
Articles — . - Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, barrels ..." ...17,100 • 52,900
Wheat, • bushels 41,000 : 71,300
Corn, bu5he15' ......... .200,400 451,400
Oats, bushels ..............124,500 625,300
Rye, - bushels ............ : . s 3,000 , ' > 2,000
Barley, bushels ........^j^.-. • 18,900 • 21,000
.Butter, Cheese and Eggs
CHICAGO. May 25.— On, the produce exchange
today the- butter market . was weak. v . Cream
eries, I lS@2lc; dairies, - 17@21c- Eggs steady;
at . mark, cases \u25a0 Included, . 14% c; > firsts, \u25a0 14% c;
prime firsts, 15% c. Cheese steady, •13@14%c.
Eastern Livestock : Market \u25a0
CHICAGO". May . 25.^-Cattle— Receipts, -' 600.
Market steady. Beeves, [email protected]; cows.' sl.Bo
@5.40; heifers," [email protected]; calves, [email protected];
good to - prime steers, [email protected]; ; poor to . med
ium. 54.3055.40; stockers and feeders,
5.20.'. -•.\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0.,-.:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0::: '\u25a0;.•\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0 . ;::-.- \u25a0\u0084-\u25a0\u25a0
Hogs— Receipts." 22,000. •\u25a0:' Market s©loc lower.
Light, ?0.13fe6.35; mixed, [email protected]; heavy,
$5.85®6.25; rough, ' [email protected];~- pigs, $0.70%
6.35; good to -choice heavy. $6.15(30.25.
Sheep— Receipts, 2,500; steady. --Natives, $4.50
@6.B0; western, $4.50(26.25; j-earllngs. [email protected];
1amb5, . 56.50«35.60; western,, $6.25©5.65. _ -
Los Angeles; Markets
LOS ANGELES. . May ;-: 25.— Based :^o'n sales
made at the produce exchange this morning and
on information gained on the street, most deal
ers -have declined their v price ', on < local ? ranch
eggs to 20% c, a reduction of Ic- -Poor quality,
eggs continue to 1 come in \u25a0 from 3 local and - north
ern points and these sell down to 16c. the range
being /16@20%c,\ depending on^qnality. -'.--. .:
Butter \u25a0' receipts are : unusually . light < and X ef
fective Monday .-' all ( dealers .-of - Importance 'will
sell for 52% c for fancy local; or .valley and 50c
. for '• coast -or • firsts. , An advance '\u25a0 at - this ; season
of the year is unusual, but It Is in line with the
higher . prices : on \u25a0 all - farm products. 'Cheese Is
firm as quoted. - , :. .., v , :._.-,\u25a0
A \u25a0 few ; cars of Colorado potatoes . are en < route
here and. this will prevent a j marked advance -in
potatoes, p Onions | are not quite | steady, -? offerings
this i morning ;. being - made at , a 1 few cents ; less
than \u25a0;, yesterday. - t : ' ',: \u25a0
.- Receipts of. ' cherries were large -.today and
prices ' were . weak. ' '•;..' '*'.\u25a0 •';"-; .; ,'".-:.
Produce- receipts— Eggs, * 69-^ cases;' -butter, \u25a0
2Q.513- pounds:-. cheese, .1.6 So "pounds:
186 sacks; onions, ! 4 - sacks." : - »•- ; :, • . -
Following * prices are unofficial • and are . based
on actual. sales: \u25a0 ••' ' • \u25a0
- Eggs— Local " ranch : \u25a0 candled, : 29?4c; 1 local
ranch, case count,.' IS%. « \u25a0:.* .v r •••' -.'s ; _\u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0 \u25a0;\u25a0''-\u25a0'.'
Butter— Creamery -extras,,' r>2%c; creamery
firsts, 50c: dairy .% 20c. ' , ->.- . . j .;•
" \u25a0 Cheese-»-Northern ' fresh, * 1 7c ; \u25a0 northern \ storage,
16c; I anchor | large, • 18c; j anchor, young-: America,
19c ; ! anchor ' hand,-. 20c ; I eastern singles.^ 17<gjl9e: !
eastern 'twins.> 19c;' eastern Cheddars,' 16@16%e:
Oastern long horn,' 2lc;, eastern da lsy,';2oc: Swiss
imported. -32c; Swiss .domestic.' '22c; limburger,
18c;:.-- '•\u25a0\u25a0--•'-. \u25a0...-' .:-•- -\u25a0;• :--\-- ..\u25a0'\u25a0 >;.\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0>;;•\u25a0: \u0084 r
- Onions^Nevada,"> s3 » crate: Texas .Bermudas.
.$1.75 crate: -. Imperial - Bermudas, • $2 \u25a0 crate; I $3.25
sack: silverskinfi.'- $4;^garlic, *.7%@loc;is" chills
evaporated,^ \u25a0 13@13%c; •' sundrled, ;13(S13^c:
ground, •-12^c;iMexiean ibnlk. 12%@130r: :^ »
;=; = Beans i (per cwt)— Pink No.' 1, $3;tlimas No. 1.
$4.75@5; Lady ' Washington No.il:; s3;.' do small
white No." 1 ;' 53.50; \u25a0 black ' e.ves.i [email protected] Kar
vanzas,\ss.so46;;lentlls,vl2%(aisc.' ~.. \u25a0\u25a0 ;\u25a0
\u25a0\u25a0•->\u25a0 Potatoes— Eastern 'L,< fancy, ,-.* $2 S-2.10 : i:'- cbcilce.
$1.55@2; f fair. • $1.60: : poor, s $1.25: ; 10ca1, % 2% (§j
2%c; sweet potatoes,- red,- $2. 73<<j3; yellow, 5%c. :
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval . Stores, ..Turpentine and Rosin
SAVANNAH, : Ga.Vi May . 25.— Turpentine t firm/
60c; Bales,i762;i receipts, .740;; shipments, 3 685
3 Rosin, firm; t sales. 1.869; * receipts,-1 :532; • shiD
ments,> 2,067; stocky 34. 119.1 . . ,v, •< V f s
* Quote: 'A.rß, C.~54.30(g;4.40;'D.- $4.55@4 60 :
E,r54.75;:r.~ $4.62%@4.55:: G.~54.90:-H.-$4.D5;
1.r55.25:-K.' $5.55:»'M,-i55.60:'*N.«55.70(g5.75 : -
WG,* $5.75(35.80; vWW,v55.80®5.90. :.-'-> -..^.'-;--s;
'-/V':'": -i -~S ' Minneapolis^ Wheats - '?-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 *\u0084. \u25a0 ''^
> MINNEAPOLIS," May; 25.— No.'i 2 - hard, -', $1.04 V.
@1.04% ; := No. » l* northern, S $1.05% @1.03% ; - No! '
2 northern,' sl.oo«»@l.ol%; No. 8 northern, 07«4
©9S%C. :.- :V,,^:;^ : ;M.:t;i I'.T f..;.^.---?.
Foreißii ' Futures - -. .
v '. \u25a0: rv LIVERPOOL r -. -. .'l'- '--'I-- 1
" Wheat— \u25a0 : '----. \ May/: ' \u25a0\u25a0: July. . t \u25a0 Sept.
Opening ;.:;/....';/. 'Nominal. 3% i«-'Ve!i
Closing ;:;......;.-. Nominal."" .\u25a0 7 3% '^>~:t>\h\
%'f r-~-r -~-- -' \u25a0 \u25a0 'PARIS', ' ' -' .' \u25a0 '
-Wheat— \u25a0 May. ', Sept.-Dec.
Opening ..;..... ... 25 83 ;-24 50
Closing ..-....„. .-.'\u25a0\u25a0r.tlr.v:^ 26 10/ -'24 55 V
" Flour—- -' ', . \u25a0?-.-'•\u25a0 •
Opening ...... ...3400 3215
Closing . ... ....... .'. ~. . /. . . 34 25 . 32 50 .;
St. r Louis Wool ' :
ST. LOOis," May I ; 25.— Steads/; Medium
grades.- combing - and clothing, - 26@27c; Jight
fine,'2l(g2l%ci heavy fine,- 15@17c;- tub washed,
30^37c/^ -J~: ;: /;\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0. ;v •'' -; -
Northern . Wheat Jlarket
• -. .„ OREGON -.";
i PORTLAND. May 25.— Wheats-Club. : S6@B7c;
blue stem, S9@9Oc; red,' Ssc; valley, 85e.
; ;-;'-. WASHINGTON . --
- TACOMA; . May . 25. — Wheat— Unchanged ; \ blue
stem,- 87c; club, Ssc;rred, S7c. .^ . c ;..> \u25a0"•-.• .
.-. i . : Northern Business i, '.
SPOKANE/ • • May L '? 25.— Clearings, > . $864,065;
balances.' s4s,o7l; - \u0084•-'--
May 25. — Clearings, $778,410;
balances.' ; $67,846. \u25a0 \u25a0 . • -. -
- SEATTLE,- May 25.— Clearings, $1,156,461;
balances.- $128,851. ' -
TACOMA, May 25.— Clearings. $777,365; bal
ances,": $77,949. " '...---: • .
LOCAL MARKETS
. Exchange and Bullion
LOCAL : .
Sterling: exchange,' 60 day 5....... — @4.84
Sterling exchange, r sight..........* ' — : @4:87
Sterling exchange, cables. — @4.38
New. York exchange, 5ight... .... — - (§8 : par
New York exchanee, telegraphic. ..., — \u25a0.\u25a0. <Bl 02%
Silver,; per 'ounce.... :*. :..*..: .".V . 67 .@' —
Mexican - dollars, n0mina1. ..".....,. — @* — .
\u25a0 . -\-f '..-': -':\u25a0 CONTINENTAL t 'V.;v:
New . York on Paris. . .". ...:.. - RIBVi
New /York on -: Mexic0. . .'. . ... '. . - .... 200%
Paris on London. .25.13.
Berlin on L0nd0n: .. .... . . ......... . . ... .20.40 \u25a0 .
• .' Wheat and Other Grains
\u25a0'Wheat— Chicago closed the week firm at an iid
vance of. 19£ c.". This market was very dull, both
as to spot and futures, no quotations for. the lat
ter being; fixed •on change. The general . condi
tions, however/remained unchanged, the status
of the' market, being one of firmness.'
. -:-..\u25a0 CASH WHEAT \u25a0 . • „
California - club, .-; $1.42^.^1.50; . do : mlllin;.
[email protected],; California white' Australian.
$1.52%@1.65; lower grades of; California, $1.20
@ 1.37%;. northern club,- [email protected]%;- northern
bluestem, $1:52% <§i1'.62V>;-« northern red, $1.45®
1.47% per, ctl. r-. -.
. .;'; . FDTDRES .
' '" -10:30 a. m. session.' -
No transactions.- \u25a0' - . \u25a0 > v
Barley — The easy, feeling noted for several days
continued yesterday, and quotations again shaded
off. ' with nothing doing In the. spot grain. .The
December option was l%c lpwer. : The approach
of the neV crop, tends to give an easiness to th<i
market.- ; . • \'.--. • J \u25a0
--.>-.,; ..-:•\u25a0 -v CASH^BARLEY • : : ft*v
; Good^to choice feed, spot, [email protected]; com
mon to fair, [email protected]% per ctl; brewing and
shipping,- $1.27%@U30 per ctl; chevalier, $1.20@
1.40 per ctl. ~ / ' .
\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 ./, FUTURES
10 tp T ll:30 a. m. session. . . ...
- "'." '. tJpen. High. Low. Close. .
December V VJ( |1. 26% $1.-J6%;: $1.25% $1.26
• Oats — There : was no : further change j yesterday,
the market' being quiet and firm.. . .
\u25bas Good to ' choice red,'[email protected]; common to
fa1r,[email protected]; white, [email protected]; black, nom
<inal; gray.- $1.65 per ctl. i "
•• Corn— Still nominal, with no stocks to offer...
California \u0084 small round \u25a0yellow, [email protected];
large ye110w, ..51.55@1. 60; white, nominal; we-st
ern state sacked yellow,' guaranteed dry, $1.55@
1.60 spot and [email protected] to arrive; mixed, nom
inal; white Egyptian, r51.27%@1.32%; ; brown
Egyptian. $1.1501.20.,
r- Rye-^[email protected] ctl . for California . and
$1.35 4 ®1.4C ft Dtah. y.: . ; '.; ' '
- ,V Flour. and Farinaceous Goodi .'
The; local millers! yesterday advanced the quo
tations for flour all around.'l The prices for north
ern product were also advanced. *?£{£ 1 I
'Flour— California family*: extras,' [email protected]
net; , without S discount ; 3| bak"ers' 4 3 extra, I $5.20@
5.45; superfine, $4. [email protected];s Oregon and Wash
ington, per [email protected] for family and $4.25
@4.50 for.:cut~"off. /:- .y.v, V^V . -
. - Farinaceous ' Goods— 'Prices ln\ packages, net
cash, no discount, areas follows: Graham flour,
$3 ; per 100 lbs; \u25a0 rye •-; flour, $3.40; rye meal,
$3.20; riceflour, $7.20; corn meal, $2.7s;. extra
cream do, $3.40; oat meal, $4.10; .-oat: groats,
$4.30; hominy ,~ [email protected]; buckwheat flour, $4;
cracked wheat, $3.50; farina, $4.20; whole wheat
flour, $3.20; rolled oats, bbls, [email protected]; in sacks,
$(>.5G<&6.75; rolled wheat, bbls, $4.30; In sack*.
$3. 50; pearl barley, $5.40; split peas, boxes, $5;
green peas, $5 per 100. lbs. ',;\u25a0'. \u25a0 '
. i Hay / and Feedstuff*
„ Recefpts of : hay \u25a0 yesterday were 260 tons, all
cars.- The market was in good shape for sellers,
the demand .being active, : and one car. of choice
! wheat sold up to $24. c -- " . . . , ".: \u25a0:\u25a0..-\u25a0. :
: The \u25a0" easiness \u25a0 heretofore noted J ln. bran and
shorts is about over, and holders are now report
lag a steadier tone, 'with 'those buyers who have
hitherto held off* again In the" market 'for sup
plies. <• Some' dealers expect . an . improvement in
prices shortly. .:'- \u25a0 \u25a0:." 1 - '-\u25a0\u25a0.'.'., " ' •
•;\u25a0 The circular of Scott & Magner 6ays: : - \u25a0\u25a0 •
1 "Arrivals i for: the -six days just . past have
amounted.- to 2,800 - tons,- about 100 tons -' a day
short of what we received , the 1 preceding week.
The amount has just about equaled the dcma.id
and the market therefore has'remained'station
ary.' I Business conditions | in ' San I Francisco have
not Improved," and team .work throughout the dry
Is decidedly, slack/ . This has had anything but a
good effect : on ; the general '\u25a0 trade. Our - arrivals
have consisted \u25a0 of old $ crop ; . hay.'- So A far,,only
three or four cars of new .volunteer hay have ar
rived, which' sold off here In the neighborhood -of
$14 per ton. S I f any - quantity I of ) the - new . crop
were sent in, it* Is not expected that it could he
sold at this flgure. While no market has as yet
been established on new crop volunteer, the gen
eral 1 feeling tends ; toward the idea i that lan -ordi
nary summer basis can be expected.'- Our strictly
faney/.wbeat bay brings $22.50 to $24, and fancy,
tame. oat. readily - commands \u25a0 $20 per ton. . The
situation, as far as the moving, hay is
concerned, remains in the position it has been id
for some I time.- We are receiring no better i ac
commodations . than heretofore, | although ' consider
able effort is \ being 1 made lat various points to
clean vp '.. lots '• from '\u25a0 warebouse^before - the new
crop comes In ) largely. * Old crop alfalfa \u25a0 hay : of
nice quality, has been arriving, in moderate qmn
titles and sells readily. v There Is no. definite J>a
sis as yet for nnw alfalfa hay. Just as soon ea
it begins to arrive ' a : definite flgure to. calculate
from ; may ' be established. • • Straw : is scarce and
high. There Las been a little 1 moderate ?ra«le
straw come In.; but very: little is offering of the
first class' grade." :- \u25a0 ' -\u25a0
Bran— [email protected] per ton.: V '
Middlings— sl'7@3o per ton. -
Sborts — [email protected], jper'ton. \u25a0.
Keedstuffs — Rolled barley, $27@28; mixed feed/
$21@24; oilcake meal, nominal; cocoanut cake or
meal at mills, $26 In 10 and $26.50 in 5 ton lots;
jobbing, $27 ;; - corn meaL \u25a0 $32 ; cracked ~ con,
$33;. •• broom . corn feed,.- 00c@$l per ctl; al
fnlfa' meal, - carload lots, ? $20.50; Jobbing, - $21.50
per ton; mealfalfa,* $20.50; jobblug,, $21.50. - '
Hay — Choice wheat, : [email protected] per tou: goo<l
wheat, . $lS(g2l ; • other ; grades . wheat/- ?15cgjl7 ;
wheat and oat. $12@19: tame oat. $12^18; wild
oat, $9^14; alfaUa, $B.so@l2;stock, $sQtlO per
ton.: '. -. .- :-\u25a0\u25a0- \u25a0•-• ...- --.•--. :• -. \u25a0. \u25a0 \
Straw— so<SSsc per. bale/;. ;.
\u25a0 .'; Beans'; and'! Seeds . \
Lima beans bare again advanced in sympathy
with the primary markets In the south, -where all
Stock is reported as j having passed | into few and
close . hands. \u25a0* Large ;whltes'. continue very firm/
Otherwise there ' is nothing new/ • - , ' '.
Beans:(per ctl)— -Bayos. $2.80@3; pea; $3.25@
3.50; small white, $2.85@3;, 1arge white, $2.40®
2.60; pink.: [email protected]; red..' [email protected]; llmas,
[email protected]; 1 red kidneys.- [email protected]; blackeyes.
$4.»0@5; butter, $4.50@5;, h0r5e beans. [email protected];
cranberry beans, $3. [email protected] -.-• •
'Seeds — Brown : mustard, -3@3%c; -yellow '- mus
tard, .: nominal; « flaxseed, - 3%@3%c; - canary, - 4@
4%c; alfalfa, 14%c@16c; rape. l@3%c: timothy,
nominal; hemp.. 6c; .millet,. 3%c per lb; broom
corn seed," $IS@2O per ton. .< ;. --
. Dried Peas— Nilea, nominal;: green'peas,' s2.so
2.75 per ctl. ';.\u25a0';\u25a0,-,•. \u25a0.-:--,. .. ,/ \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 .--
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables .
*i New "' potatoes V are 'j coming v forward tin '\u25a0\u25a0 larger
quantities | every .day, ; : ; but : thus . f ar : have : formed
but a comparatively, small 1 of the receipts,
and as no material inoreusc in the arrivals is ex
pected t for ; some \ weeks ' yet; * the f market . for ; <>ld
crop goods '. is : in ("excellent ; shape '< for sellers. : and
the ; f cw t dealers'* in . whose -hands i the { bulk I of . the
supplies arc concentrated' experience no difficulty
In maintaining "prices.'* The "best' eastern -JBaN
banks - were ; quoted tup > to ; 2c* ar pound ! yesterday,
and Oregon -, good 3 were ? reported I strong ? at .' the
old ' quotations,-; with very I little | choice ! stock ' «ib
talnable. There was, nothing to report : in onions;
either. in:thewa->-, of: arrivals or, prices/ :','.,
\u25a0\u25a0' '\u25a0\u25a0 Under S. the '1 stimulus fof J the X extra ". buying ;f nr
Sunday i wants ». the -' vegetable f market '.was ; quite
active- and ? steady? to ; firm 5 prices ruled * for '• every
thing F except \u25a0 cucumbers,; which s were • in free sup^
: ply- and . dull 1 at i weak ', rates. ~ String beans :. were
esixjcially in demand and 'firm,, with: choice offer
ings from • the * river ; and ' Vacaville'; regions | selling
well ' above *Los r Angeles i lots.*^ The \ canners I were
still . the f principal • buyers of : asparagus : and : took
most of the under grades. *i "\u25a0;.--- -. • ; :
'?'. Potatoes v (per^: ctl)— River whites, $1.73@2; ;
Oregon ; Burbanks,'- [email protected]: , enstern ; BnrbanKs,
$1.75@2:-i eastern^ rurals,-: [email protected];*new.'pota
toes;. $3^4.^ •-»,:. 7' \u25a0,'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0• ' - ..-;-. v • •'•>-"\u25a0''.-- ; - '\u25a0': ;';:•.-.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0
'\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 Onions— Yellow?*. >2©2.50 -" per - ctl ; '. new red,'
$1.75^2 per : sack \rßermuda.>\ r ßermuda.> $2 \u25a0 perj crate; >A'is-.
! tralian.; s3^3.so per; ctl. -^" ! - '~ - .'.'.\u25a0 ' ' ; "- \u25a0; ;'
\u25a0 S Vegetablea-rr-Asparagus.vClgilOcper lb^for'gen
: eral offerings 'and ll@l3c for extra; rhubarb, $1 25
\u25a0 ©I.so « per - liox; %green peas,"H 2% @3%c '^per t lb:
tomatoes, Is 3 [ per ; crate: s string i beans,-? 6@Sc | per
lb £ for % and « 10@12%c 'ft for " northern :
summer., squash, <,7sc©fl 2 for 5 small *' and ; $I.2sftj !
1.50 1 for, large I crates . 1 egg S plant. 1 , 20@25c I peri < b ;
cucumbers, -- [email protected] '\u25a0 per^ box ; * garlic.^ 7@loc \u25a0 «»er !
U>; if cabbage; ? $1.70@2 s peri ctl: * cauliflower, ', 65®
75c per dozen ;\u25a0 carrots,' $1" per sack; turnips,' $1@
1.50 per sack. .' ,'\u25a0}',;\u25a0:'.\u25a0:•*\u25a0\u25a0< '\u25a0;,::-';: : - : ; " - .' ;7' t'-'-v'/'^ \u25a0
: . ».\u25a0 . ; ' ' pdultry^aAd^Game 5 . . '.. ,\ : .
'-'„ Poultry,' had ' a\ very j quiet] dosing.', there \u25a0, being
no 1 demand ; for any thing \u25a0to i speak , of, . and, while ,
the I quotations), were % allowed % to 5 stand,"; dealers ;
found lit; necessary "to \ shade prices { In t many ; ln-j
stances.: and several 'large: lots of ordinary chick
ens i were : sold fat,' sharply \u25a0 reduced ' prices. » Large
retailers | were t buying \u25a0 only . where I bargains ; were \u25a0
, offered, \u25a0 and \u25a0 receivers who were \u25a0 inclined ito hold
out ' for ; full • figures , were obliged to • carry .: most
or their; holdings: over' for -Monday's market.* r
;„\u25a0",' Poultry f (per- dozen)— Hens,": [email protected] for large
and : $4.50@5 J for '\u25a0 small : • old roosters, v [email protected];
-young g roosters. , $7.50ffi9; • , fryers," $6t50@76 t so@7 - for
large i and % $5.50@6 i for small ; . broilers, - $4@3
for . large i and .\u25a0 [email protected] * f or .• small : plseons.
[email protected]; squabs/ si.so@2; ducks, §6.50@7 for
| young i and $s@B for: old; goslings. .'s2©2.sU per
pair; geese, [email protected] per pair. -, ;. ..^
: • Game— Hare, [email protected] for large and $1.25®
1.50 for young: \u25a0 cotton talMrabblts. $2.50 for large I
and [email protected] for young: '(§ ; ' .'\u25a0'-\u25a0\u25a0
Butter, Cheese and Errs
Conditions ln~thls market remained: practically
the same as for a week or so past, business being
confined entirely: to the filling of small orders for
immediate ? routine « wants,': and as there \u25a0 was no
incentive for. trading on the exchange quotations
for . all ? three descriptions , were . undisturbed. As j
already mentioned, ; some: receivers, were obJigoU '
to resort to storing : to keep down the surplus of
i eggs, " but . the cheap grades, being unfit for stor-"
ing," were' weak -and 'still, accumulating.' Some '
inquiries for -butter from! outside points were re- ;
; ported, but as none of them called for immediate
shipment , the ; market .was no^ affected " and most
receivers were ' still storing their surplus lots. 1
Cheese [was still fin- rather, light supply, and U:e ;
recent advance in fancy flats was apparently sat-
Isfuctory-to buyers and sellers. • \u25a0 \u25a0» .
<: Receipts were j 34.300 \u25a0 lbs butter, 30,000 lbs
cheese-and 1,242 cases eggs. - ,
The following ; are . the official quotations as
established. by sales,": bids and offers on the floor
of the dairy exchange:
\u25a0: Butter— Fresh • creamery, extras, 22c per lb.
firm; ' do firsts, \u25a0 21 ',4c- firm; seconds, 21e, firm;
packing stock.- 20c. steady..' . \u25a0- •, .•
' Cheese— Fancy • California": new flats, 12<f vet
lb.-Crm; firsts.: lie. firm; new young Americas,
fancy, jl4%c.- firm; firsts, 14c,- firm; eastern stor
age,-fancy,-18c," firm. >•'\u25a0 t . \u25a0 \u25a0 = \u25a0
Eggs^-Californla,^ fresh ; estras. 19c per doz,
firm; -firsts,- ISc, firm; seconds, 15c, weak; thirds,
14c, . weak. \u25a0.;.• - v -. ?\u25a0.''.• \u25a0'-. \u25a0 .'
' Decldnoua , and : Citrus Fruits I
Business ;in i fresh \u25a0 fruits ' was of larger propor
tions • than for several days backs, the extra oc
mand for Sunday causing mere extenslve_.buying
all around,' and, /with -the exception of cherries
and gooseberries, 'seasonal- deciduous descriptions
were generally, higher. "Prime blackberries were
still hard to sell, but all otner table berries a»;t
with rapid sale and' there were practically none
1 to be ! had ; late in ' the afternoon. . Bulk l*ts of
cherries^ were \u25a0 In sharp request at 'steady ratM,
; while packed ' lots . were : slow , of sale and easier.
Small : packages of. the white varieties were prac
:, tlcally unsalable, and some receivers were dump- !
ing the stock Into bulk boxes to facilitate their
! sale.- \u25a0'-: Apricots,.- currants and figs | were still in
1 limited supply .and \~ readily commanded \u25a0 good
: prices. .- About six crates of cantaloupes came in
I from the Coacbella valley and sold at $3.50 to $5
a , crate, according to the ,: number ; of . melons in
the . package. •. The citrus market closed quiet,
with r firm ; prices ruling : for ,' everything except
lemons. '-\u25a0-\u25a0.; •-.;;*%, \u25a0\u25a0- ; >-—.'" ;.:.\u25a0- \u25a0 \u25a0...\u25a0\u25a0
\u25a0 > Berries — Strawberries, $9@ll per \u25a0 chest \u25a0 for
Longworths and J s6@B for " the large varieties;
raspberries," [email protected] per drawer; blackberrie-s,
:: |4@ 5 per' chest and ( $2.50@3 for crates; logan
j berries,^ s7@l2 per chest anu $2 per crate; goos«j-
I berries, s@7c per lb.' • •
- Currants — $1(^1.50 per drawer.
Figs — [email protected] per box.
Apricots— [email protected] per box.
Apples — $1.25@2-per box.
1 Cherries v (per drawer) — Blacks, 75c@$l; other
varieties, 50@75c; loose, 6@loc per lb. «S
\u25a0 Citrus frultsr— Per box: Navel orances. $2.50@
3.50 for fancy. [email protected] for choice and $1.25 'g)
2. 25, f0r standards; seedlings. [email protected]: Valen
clas, $3.50@4; -- Mec>cerranean sweets, $3; tan-
Kerlnes. $1(g1.25 ; lemons, 1 [email protected] for fancy,
[email protected] for- choice \u25a0- and- sl@2 for standard;
grapefruit,' $2.75@3 I for - seedless and $1.50@2
for common; limes, [email protected]. '
\u25a0 • Tropical- frufts — Bananas, [email protected] per bunch
for Hawaiian and $3 @3. 50 for Central American;
pineapples, nominal. . ' —
Dried Fruits, Raisins, Nuts and Honey
. The New York Journal of Commerce says:
"The market - for prunes on the spot is firm
and business is good, though the buying Is against
actual . present . wants. In I view of the scarcity
of , other dried fruits | and . the prospects of short
crops . and high : prices the coming season, the
outlook is held to be most promising for a heavy
consumption of prunes this year. In view of this
and the outlook for a short crop, packers are not
disposed to force sales for forward shipment from
the coast, while holders of spot goods are much
firmer In their "views." \u25a0 New crop apricots are of
fered . from few quarters and the prices named
for 'August-September shipment - are high, veins;
18c for standard," 18% c for choice. 19c for extra
choice.* 19% c for : fancy and 21c for extra fancy
f. o. b. coast in w pound boxes." \u25a0 •
\ Fruits, 1906 crop — Apricots, 16@20c per lb;
evaporated apples, spot, 6V6@Sc; peaches. 10
(ft 13c ;. pears, 7^@l2»4c; prunes, 4 size basis,
3@3%c; large sizes, 4@sc. V ;
Raisins — Seeded, 8% @10%c; loose muscatels,
Be, B%c and,S%c*for,2, 3 and 4 crown, respec
tively; seedless sultanas, 71,4 C4;7V£c; Thompson's
seedless, 7^©7%c for unbleached; London lay
ers, nominal; clutters, nominal.
Nuts — Almonds, nonpariels, 17&@I8c;.-I'X I«,
16^<glSc; ne.plus ultra, 16@lSc; Drakes. 13%
@14c: Laaguedoes, 13^@14c: hardshell. 9@lCc.
Walnuts, Jobbing prices — Softshell, 15 @ 16c for
No. 1 and 12® 13c for No. 2; Italian cbestnuta,
s@Bc per lb. • /
. Honey — New. water white comb, 17c asked;
new \u25a0 extracted, 7%c asked; old amber comb, 12
@15c; dark, j-9@lle;i extracted,, water white,
nominal; dark; 6@6^c;. candled, 6c per lb.
' : \ \. -'..<\u25a0-;. •' Provisions .' , • \u25a0'
• The . week closed : with ': quotations unchanged
and all conditions •as previously stated, . except
an advance in cottolene.- ... :. . . •
\u25a0\u25a0 - Cured Meats — Bacon, 15'<ic . per lb for heavy,
as', 4 (315%c for light medium, 16^c for light, 17
@17^c 'for. extra light and. 19@21c for sugar
cured; . dry salted sides, 14c; oellles, HVidX.
15c; eastern sugar cured \u25a0 hams, 17@17%c; Cali
fornia .. hams, 16Vjc; mess beef, \u25a0$9 per bbl;
extra mess, $9.50; family, $10; prime me 33
'pork, $24; extra clear, $27; mess, $25; pig pork,
$28; pigs*: feet, $5; smoked beef, 14c per lb.
\u25a0-.•- I>ard —^Tierces ; quoted at : 9*4 c for • California
compound, " 9?ic for eastern compound. \u25a0\u25a0 and 12c
for pure; half . barrels, pure, 12Uc; 50 lb tins,
12tfc; 10 Üb- tins, 12% c; 5 Jb tins, 12% c; 3
lb tins, 13c. ;
Cottolene— One half barrel, lie; three half
barrels, 10% c; one tierce, 10?ic; two tierces,
10% c; five tierces, 10% c.
Hides, Tallovr. Wool and Hops
Dry and salted bides show some changes. The
Circular of Vf. B. Sumner & Co. says: • - -
- - "The 1 wet j salted | hide : market lis rather quiet
and prices in, the east are relatively lower than
the.*, figures quoted. : The decline la / the past
month seems '. have been stopped and - pricfn
will: probably remain as at present for some lit
tle-tlme.-:..;,-;...!- . .- .\u25a0-,.\u25a0<: \u0084-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 .\u25a0 . \u25a0 \u25a0
:.,, "Dry hides have followed. the decline and the
prospects are that prices will be somewhat lower.
Sheepskins are the same as last 'quoted, also
horsehides and ; Wool." - :• • .:
• Hides — Culls and brands sell about under
der quotations. : Heavy salted steers, liy^c; medium
10% c; light,' 10% c; cow -hides. -lO^c" for heavy
10»4c for light; sUgs, 8c; salted kip. 10% c; salted
veal, 14c; salted-. calf,« l4i£c; dry hides, 20c;
dry : kip, » 19c ; '< dry calf, j 24c ; - sheepsk ins, shear
lings, ;\u25a0 20@50c each ; : short . wool, 50@90c each;
medium, $1@1. 25; long wool, $1.50@2; horse
bides,: salt, [email protected] . for large and $2.50@5 for
medium; horsehides.'; dry,*: s2@3 for large and
$1.25@2 ' for ; medium ; [email protected] for small « and
25 @ 50c 1 for_ colts; . deerskins. - dry Mexican. 40@
41c; ; dry : salted Mexican. 35@37%c; ' dry Central
American. -V4o@4lc; goatskins, prime - angoras,
75c:extra large, do, l $1.50; large, 50c; medium.
35c; small, 25c. "-- : - -
\u25a0 Tallow— No. s 1 ' rendered, . CfflaUc; \u25a0 No. 2. 4Q
4%c;. grease, 2@3V4c. *".'.** ' *»_
\u25a0 Wool — Spring clip: Northern bright, 19@23c;
Mendocino, rv 22024 c; i San t Joaquin. 15@17c for
free and 13@14c \u25a0 for • defective. - Fall . clip : San
Joaquin : : and southern, ', 6@Bc; > fall . lambs, 7®
10c; Hutnboldt and MendoclDo. 13@14c; middle
county,- S@10c; :. northern . free, : ll@l2Vac; Ne
vada, <15@lSc per lb! for, spring. "
\u25a0r.^Hops— Choice, ' S@loc: - prime. " 7@7iic; com
mon. 6@6c per lb. Contracts for 1907 crop,' 10®
lie per lb. : {
;;".\' -..-\u25a0. ..-.\u25a0Meat Market' '\u25a0. \u25a0 : .
Dressed beef fis • »4c ; lower and dressed mutton
and lamb %c lower. ? Small ; veal •is %c higher.
There is no change In \u25a0 pork. • "A . feeling of easi
ness perrade« ithe twhole market. "
- > \u25a0<\u25a0 MEATS . - . :-.'
. ? Slaughterers* , rates •. to ! dealers ; are as . follows :
Beef— 7@7%c per lb for steers and 6@6%c for
COWS.-iiVj^tsJlfcfi^-; •; -» \u25a0 \u25a0 ;\u25a0\u25a0, \u25a0-, '-^•\u25a0^JBt^Tr?:".' '-\u25a0 /\u25a0\u25a0
.> Veal-^-7H@B%c for large : kn«t:S@9^c for
small, (f. ':^-.i. .\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0' .\u25a0::\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 ;\u25a0••"•>"-•- • \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0".
\ -Mutton— lo@lo%c for wethers, ' 9®loc for
ewes.>-, ";--.'"v.':,f ;'•\u25a0.--,.\u25a0*. •\u25a0.-,-.:.:.^.> -\u25a0 ;• :-.j -.-.-. . \
jrLamb—Spring,vll'i3(a!l2c per lb.
'Dressed Hogs— ll^@l2^c per, Jb. . -
•.! '.'. i ' : ; LIVESTOCK ' MARKET - '
v The ; following • quotations ; are > fpr - good,' \u25a0 sound
livestock,*'/ delivered -in - San • Francisco, less -r 50
per cent shrinkage: for cattle: • f-uv \u25a0' \u25a0• •' '\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 '-\u25a0
\u25a0\u25a0#* Cattle — Steers,-, No.'- 1.-'Oc; v second quality,^ 8@
SHe;. third quality, ,7@Bc: cows and heifers, 7®
7%c^ for s No. - 1, < second , quality \ 6 l a@7e, ; third
quality "5% @6c; r bulls; and . stags, :3@4»-icr,
.•\u25a0> Calves— s@s%c ft per ' lb ;for light," 4's@sc for
medium «nd 4@4%c;forsheavy (gross weight).
-". Sheep^- Wethers, - 6@6%c : per .- lb ; e wes, < s}J. @
6c (gross^ weight): \u25a0.;- ' • : •
Lambs— Spring, 6%@7c. V -. -.' \u25a0 \u25a0
to 200 lbs, 7H@T9ic'per lb; 200 to
250 lbs,^7@7V2c;* boars 50 per . cent? stags - 30®
4O:per cent r and sows 10@20 per cen: off from
above r; quotations. _. '.. ..• ..
\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0/\u25a0\u25a0'"\u25a0 : ,v ; -' General ; Merchandise
\u25a0 1 \u25a0 Bags-— San ? Quentin,::7*ic: 3 grain ; bags, - Joae-*
July.- B%c-i woolbags,t42"4@47%c: -v " '"-\u25a0- ~
Coal— Wellington. $12 'per. ton:vNew"Welling
ton."^ $12; -Beaver hill. $10: Coos bay, $10; Rich
mond. $12; * Cumberland,- $14 In I bulk \u25a0 and $16.25
In I sacks; v Welsh I anthracite."^ $15; I coke, $16 1 per
ton > in - bulk ; and , $18 in : 6acks ; Rocky . mountain
nominal. v.:- :' "v. " : - ; ' \u25a0
v " Oil— Quotations are for barrels. "'. Linseed, 54c
per : gallon 1 for boiled * and ? 52c for raw, ' cases 6c
• more; i castor 1 oil, >in \u25a0 cases,;. No.-. 1, : 75c; ' Bakers'
t. AA.* cases." [email protected]; .- lucol," 50c for boiled and
1 48e I for J raw : I China j nut,"s cases, r 85@90c , per \u25a0' gal- 1
; ; lon ; ' cocoanut ; oil i in » barrels,* 58c ' for Ceylon \ and
% 65e ; for Australian ; P extra bleached '.winter sperm
I oil, > 65c ; » natural ; winter sperm j oll.i 65c ; 1 natural
I whale 1 oil, 1 55 c; 5 extra ; : winter : strained I lard - oil,
85c; 1 No. i 1 • lard , oil, ; 68c; » puret neatsfoot 011,i75c;
•No. 1 neatsfoot on,* s7^c;< herring oll,^4oc^sal
mon \u25a0 oll.^ 35c ; s boiled \ fish . oil.* 35c :- pn in t ; ol\ \u25a0: 35c."
i \u25a0 Coal Oil," Gasoline,^ etc.^-Wtter white coal oil,
from • tank I wagons; < 10@llc ; ( special,*v do,-: 12% c;
' peatl I oilw in cases; ? 17c ; * astral.t 17c ;' star, < 17c ;
I extra \ star.l 20c ; § Elaine, 1 26 c ;, eocene, -19e; | stove
gasoline, in | bulk.: 17i>4c.i In | cases. 24c ; 1 N0.^ 1 ' «n-
I gine distillate. I Iron I barrels \u25a0or • drums,? Be; ' No.' 2
.* do, 1 6% c, i cases, I*.1 *. 6*4 c?, more; *, benzine.v la | bulk,"
j 12"^e, ln : cases, . 19c; .86 degree gasoline. In
I bulk . 80e,"> In : cases 86c c-""i-: ,- , . - • . . :
*S Torpenttn*— B6c ;per; gallon ; la 'cases and ' 79 " ie i
in drums and Iron barrel*.-, r" :\u25a0\u25a0 •\u25a0••-\u25a0" i
Rosin (per 2SO lbs grossV— F. $7^5; H. $7.40;
I, $S::M,vSS.3O; WG. $8.65. ' -
Red and White Lead— Red \u25a0 lead. S tjgOc per
Ibr white lead, SQS&c/ according to quantity. ;
'"... Sugar— The Western . sugar \u25a0\u25a0 refining company
quotes as -follows. ' terms -net 'cash: Cubes A.
crushed. 5.60 c; powdered.- 5.45 c; candy granu
lated. 5.45 c; fruit do. 5.40 c: fine or coarse eran
nlated,-5.35c; beet granulated (100 lb bags only).
! 5,25 c; confectioners'. A, 5.35 c: magnolia A, 4.95 c:
[ extra C, 4.85 c; golden C. 4.75 c: D, 4.65 c; H and
[ E, crystal • dominos.- 5.75 c; tablets, . half bbl*.
5.55 c; • boxes.' 6.10 c per lb.' : Barrel* and ' 50 lb
bags 10c. half bbls 25c and boxes 50c more per
100 lbs for all- grades. No order taken. for less
than 75 barrels or its equivalent.
THE STOCK MARKET
Comstocks Stronir, Southern .\cvada^
Quiet and Local Securities Xeglected
: Yesterday's : business on the stock ' and bond
exchange was virtually \u25a0 nothing, - and contrasted
sharply with the activity and firmness of the
preceding day. -The only sales. were 20 shares
of Associated Oil at an advance from $32.23 to
$34,50. and $1,000 United, Railroads bonds at
an advance from $6U.50 to $70. Quotations for
Contra Costa Water were "much lower at $53
bid, $61 asked. " , /
.The Conlstock mining shares closed the '
week very strong, with continued activity -In \
several of the leaders. •\u25a0 ;
The southern Nevadas were ' extremely dull, 1
even for Saturday, and there were no sharp j
fluctuations lv any of them. The general tone. \u25a0
however, was firm, and the changes, though
slight, were generally in the direction of
higher prices. \u25a0• . j
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
SATURDAY. May 25— 10:30 a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS - - ->
Bid. Ask.! Bid. Ask.
4s qr coup.. — 101%|4s qr cp new. 129 . —
Is qr.reg... — — . |3* qr coup... — —
..' MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Ala A W ss. — — (Oak Tran ss. 101 —
Asso Oil ss. — S2 Do Con ss. — .—. —
;Bay CPC ss. — 101 |Ok Trac C 5s 99U —
jCal C G ss.— 104 O W gtd ss.— 99
Cal G & Eg Oceanic S ss. 37% —
m & ct 5s — SO Om Cable 6s. 112 118
Cal-st C 55. 100 — ll'ac G Im 4s. — 92%
Cal Wine ss. — 99%P E Ry 35.. 102 102%
C C Wat ss. — 103 !Pac LAP ss. — 100%
Do g mgos — 97%jPae T&T ss. — 103
Ed-liP es.'lll 119 IP & C H Cs.lOO —
F& C H 65.104 — !!• & O^R 6s. — 112%
Geary-st 55.. 45 — jPoweU-st 65.."— 107%
HC & S ss. 99 — "iSac EG&R3s. — 100
lion R T C 5.104% — sr .& . SJVSs.IOS 110
L Tahoe Rss — — |SF.O & SJSS.IOO —
L A Elec 58.100 — - I Do 2d mg3s — 101
LAG & Elss. — 100 ISJ& SCR 4%s — 91
LA Ry 55.. 105 — (Sierra R 65..10T' —
LAL gtd ss. — 105 IS P of A 6a
LAP lem ss. — 104 I (1909) .;..103 -103%
LAP Cal ss. —\u25a0-100% (1910) ....103% —
Mkt-st ,C 6s. — 110. !S P of C 6s
Do lem ss. — 107%) (1912) ....105% —
MV& MtTss.lO2 — (SPO 1 eg 55.114 116%
NR of C 55.108 UOVJ SP B R 68.121% —
NPC R ss. — 102% SPRR Ist r4s 90 91%
N C Ry 55.. — — SV W g mg4s — 88
NC P C ss. — — iStkn G&E 6«.10O —
N El Co 55.-— 97%" U G & Ess. — —
O GL&H 55.102 106T» UR of SF 4s. 69Ti —
-Csk Tran 6s. — 114 |Val Co P 6s. — 100%
WATER STOCKS
Contra Costa 55 61 [8 1 Wit Co. U 19%
Marln Co . . . —• 62 |'• #
/ GAS AND ELECTRIC
Martel Powr — — |Pac L C 0 .... — 65
Mut E L ctfs 4% — IStkn G & E. 52 —
Do ex ctfs 12% 13%)
INSURANCE
Fireman's Fund — 140 •
BANK STOCKS
Am Ntl 8k.129% — |Lon. P & A. 131 133
Anglo-Cal .. — 81% Mer Trust ..210 215
Pant of Cal. — 350 Merch Ex .. 65 —
Cal Safe Dp. — 128 S F National. — —
First \u25a0' Natnf..l7s -240 1
SAVINGS BANKS '•
Ger S & L. — 3100 Say & L So.. — 120
Hum S 8k.2100 — Sec Say Bk.. — 370
Mutual Say.. — SO . Union T C 0.2600 3250
S F SavU. — 620-
STREET RAILROADS
California .. — 142%lPiesldIo — 25
Geary .. — 41 i.
. . POWDER
Giant Consolidated Co. T7 79
SUGAR
Hawaiian C. 80% 82%!Onomea S C. 35 36%
Honokaa SC — 10% Paauhau S C. 15 1C
Hutch S P C 15% 15%|Unlon S Co.. 44% —
Kilauea SCI 2%| Do pool ... 44% —
Makawell C. — 30 | ,
MISCELLANEOUS
Alaska PA. 36% 39 I Oceanic S Ca — ~ — ;
Asso OJI Co. 34% — Pac Aux FA 1% —
Cal F C A. 102 Pac C 80rax.132% — .'
CHI Wine A. SO — Pac T&T pfd — ' 100
MV* MtTm. — 110 Do com ... 7% 15
SALES
Morning Session •
Board — " -\u25a0:':\u25a0.\u25a0', \u25a0'*:.::\u25a0 * •*':'S~', :
. 20 Associated 011 ..34.50
$1,000 United R R of S F 45... 70.00
» Unlisted Securities
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Bid. Ask. i ---. Bid. Ask.
Bay CPC 6s. — 103 ISF & NP 3s. — . 107%
C«l NW Rss — 108 IST Coastß4s — 95'
Marin W 5s — '\u25a0 100 .Stand El 55.. — 02%
Ris <I . Wksss — . 100 I. Do gtd ss. — 95
SF Drydk ss— 109 [San. Tel 55...— 1034
SF G&E 4%s — 95 -ISiitter-st R 5s — 105
. MISCELLANEOUS STOCK 3
Ala Sug Co.— 17%|N Cal P Co. 19 22
Cal Cot Mils — 90 lOrpheum Co.. 15 —
Cal T I& T — 250 Pae C Cas C 0.150 175
Chutes Co .. — 3 '.Pac G&E pfd --- 35
Cyp.-'L Imp. 2% 5' IS F Drydock 60 > —
Dpt Pw pfd. — 85 ISF &SJ Coal — 20
Do com . . 95 . 97% 3 Cruz PCm — 62 !
Hono P Co. .— 21 Stand P - Cem — 60
Do old pi. 21 — Truck Elect:. 15 —
Do new pi.' 21 .— • *
California Stock and Oil Exchnnge
: -". Bld.Ask.i-. Bid. Ask.
Asso Oil ct33.00 36.00iSovroeign — 20
Cbi Crude ;.'- 07 — iSoperior ..... 10 —
Independence. 22" — West Shore ..3.00 —
McKittrick .. 15 —Wolverine ...; 40 45
Occl of WYa — 07 W X Oil 25 —
Peerless .... ..S.OO —
:\u25a0' Mining -Stocks
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales- on the San Francls:o
stock and exchange board yesterday: -.
COMSTOCKB i
. . Regnlar Morning Session
800, Belcher ..... -251 100 Overman ..... 10
100 Caledonia * ... 17| 200 Savage ....... 48
; 100 Con Va M Co. 70| 1000 Seg Belcher \u0084 03
2f)o Crown Point.. 20 700 Sierra NeT .". . 39
200 Gould & Cur. 16 700 Union . Con ... 36
4(0 Mexican .-.:...» 48 ,
Wf96"*Jfe*tfS?'.-' Informal Session . . '-
400 Andes 151 300 Hale AT Norc. 53
300 Caledonia ... IS| 100 Hale -Se Norc. 55
100 Caledonia . .. \u25a0 lU| 300 Hale & Norc. 56
700 Chollar- lOi 200 Ophlr ....... .1.80
'600 Crown^ Point.. 24 100 Potosl ....... 12
1200 Con Va M Co. 71 100 Sierra Her ... S8
400 Con Va M Co. 72 100 Sierra Ncr ... 89
200 Gould 4 Cur. 16 300 Union Con ... 8C
OGO Hale \u25a0•*• Norc. 52 .
QDOTATION3
- Bid.Ask.i • ' Bid.Ask.
04 CSJJuIIa — 09
Alta 01 03! Justice ....... 01 03
Ande5:.......' 14 15|Kcntuck ..... — 10
Belcher .... ." 25 2C|Mexlcan 49 51
Best & Belch. .70 73 Occidental ... 41 : —
Bullion ...... — " 14 Ophlr :-..:.. ..1.75 1.80
Caledonia ' ... 13 19 Overman ..... — 09
Challenge ... 13 14 Potoel ........ 11- .112
Cbcllar *:..... :09 10 Savage ....... 47- 49
Confidence ' -•• 75 — (Scorpion ..... '— l ' OS
Con Imperial. 01. 03iSejt Belcher .. — «'3
Con N- York. — 04|Sierca Nev ... 39 41
Crown : Point.. 23 24 fcllver HUI .".. 83 55
Con Va M Co. 72 75, Standard C0n.. 2. 25 —
Exchequer- ... 35 — iUnlon-Con ;.. 37 39
Gould & Cur. 15 16iUtah:. 05" 07
Hale & Norc. 57 60| Yellow Jacket. 75 90
. . TONOPAH AND GOLDFIELD- STOCKS '
- Regular . Session — 9:80 to 12:80
5000 Adams r. . .- ... 11 4000 Kendall \u25a0Ex '. .V 03
1500 Amethyst >-.".. 80 8000 Do, s 3..... 03
1000 Apr Fool Ex. 02 1600 Lone Star . : . . 20
2100- Atlanta ' . . . . . :69 1000 Loo Dillon . . . >10
500 Atlanta ./... 60 1000 Man Broncho.; 07
100 Belmont -". . . ..3.40 1000 Man - Buffalo . . 04
400 Belmont .....3.45 1000 Man Comb . . 05
1000 Big Bullfrog.. 02 300 Man- Uttle Joe 03
500 Blue : Bell .... 14 1000 Mayflower Con ;35
9000 Blue Bull ... 28 50C May Queen Ex 09
«?;00 Do,' s 10... 29;1000 MacNamara ..- 28
*500 Booth, s • 10.*. . 43! CTO Midway. ...*•... 1.25
1000 Blfg Daisy ..11 500 Mohawk Ex .. :2
3000 Btte Goldfleld C6| 100 Montana .....2.70
1000 California ... 07) BuO Montana ...... 2. 7S
500 Casb-Boy .... 081 If o Montana ...2.72Vi
1000 Cash *• Boy "... 0714000 Mont Mid Ex.. 07
1000 Conqueror '.'.'. 13(2000 Mustang - :...". -'"18
4000 Cracker Jack. 19 15C Nev HlUs ..:.4.45
,600 Daisy .......1.15 500 North <Star ..-.- 2«
500 Daisy, s .10.'. 1.15 .500 Nugget ........ 07
: 500 Daisy Ex f : /. . 05|l«X) Oro : . . ; . ...... 20
4500 Den Blfg • Anx 1113100 Owl . Wonder. . 31
ICOO Dm B Btte C. 2512500 Pitts S Peak.. 1.40
500 Empire \u25a0\u25a0; 1016000 Red Hills .... ,40
200 Florence . : r. .4.33 HXM) v . Do. \u25a0s . 10.. ;. , 39
200 Florence ". ./.4.37% 1(KX) Red Top Ex.. -Ml
1700 Frances^ Mhk.\ 70 1000 Red Top .Ex.. 2S
500 Gold Sceptre.- 15 1000 Rnby Wonder.; 20
;700 Gld ConM.s.62Vi 1900 SUver ; Pick ..." 59
1200 ' Gld Kewanos. SO &00 SUxer. Pick ..58
.- 500 Granny -G >M. ,18 1000 Thnksgv. - s 5. 46
3000 Great Bend. '..~-> 65 150 Ton ; Exten ...2.00
lOOOHibernia.b 10 08j610O Tramp Con .. CO
1400 Homestake ;K. :* 80| 400 l Do, s 10. . . . 50
• 200 Jack 1 Pot . ;-. : . ." 851 200 West ' End ~; . . i>4
2COO Jim Bntler .;-..- SO! 200 West "End :... 56
i 1000 Jim Butler . . 90| 500 = West i End ... W
2100 Jumbo-Ex ..1.601 100 Yank Girl, »10 05
3S0O : • Do,-, s 10.T.1.60| • .----
(•: -:i .'lnformal (Session — 12:30 to 2 p. m.
! 4<X)O Adams • . .... - 12(4000 Grandma \u25a0' r. . . . 13
v Won. 05 1500 Granny, b 10. 19
* 1000 * Arcadia £-;r.... 04 J 000 Great Bend ..65
1000 Atlanta:-;- ."".-.'.\u25a0 5911833 Homestake X.. SO
•900 Belmont,*v;.r.3.so, 500 Homestake ? K.; 82
1000 Black Anuj. . 00! 1000 Homestake X.'. 81
2000 Bine f Bell^ .~r 15| 1000 Jim Butler . . 81
1300 Blue "„ Bull -*. .V 2S\ XX) Johnnie • Con . . 10
1500 ' Bonanza -Em ,19 1000 Jumbo Ex . .1.57 V,
- Z OO Bonnie ; Clare. ; 43 6200 Uge Harris . . 02
1000 Bonnie \u25a0 Clare . 45 1500 Lucky Star ' . . 22
1000 Bonnie . Clare. .4411000 Man Belmont./ 01
2000 Bullfrog '.Min. .181 500 Man Humboldt 'o7
COCO Btte* Goldfleld 07 6500 Mayflower Con \ 34
200 Daisy: V.T..1.17% -150 MonUna'-..:r.2.70
2600 Dai5y ., \u25a0,;."'. r.:1. 20 :500 Montana i/r.2. 77%
1000 Desert Chief., r 09 KtfX) \u25a0 Mont Mid '\u25a0 Ex. '06
1000 Dm J Btte C ;. 25 500 * Mustang '. Man.. - - 19
2000 Dm:B-Btt« a, 241 500 Pitts 5?Peak.~.1. 45
M(.<o Dmdfld ; TrngL i 231 K-00 PoUatch : . . ; . .'. '59
20fl0 Florence Ex.^. 23(11.000 Red Hills ..39
1500 Flor Gldfld.4.3»Vii2i«o - Do. a 5..... 30
400 Gold Anchor... 23;2O0O Red. Top Frae. 09
1500 Gold Anchor.. '22ilfiOU Rescde Con> .". 1"
i 2300 Gold Anchor.. 2i t £00 St Ive» "...;..\u25a0 9S \u25a0•
14000 Gold Anchor.. 20( SOU Ton Ex 2.02"i
1050 Gld Con M.5.62H- 100 Ton of Nev.ls.2S
2«0O rior G R Kng 22|3000 Tramp Con , - HO
4(*o Gldfid Uttca"..> 10i,5Q0 Traaio Con .. 49
WOO Gldfltl ' Utica.. 11l
\u25a0 \u25a0 CLOSING QUOTATIONS
v v CALIFORNIA
Bld.Ask.l Bld-AsS. -
Argonaut 4 .SO — | Crack?rjk G M — S7
Brunswick ... — :sOjGrnwtr Clinton 50 '.—. —
Bunker HOI.. — 2.WKeane Wonder — 75
. Cen Eureka... — »i Southern BeUe 40 —
I NEVADA
' Tonopah District
Belmont 3.45 3.so, MaeNamara ..'27 —
\u25a0Boston Ton... — i2|M!dway l.ai.W
CalifornU 06 07iMidway Ex... — C»
! Cashboy ..... — tt> ( Montana 2.73 2. 50
: Esperanza ... 01 02. Mont Mid Ex. OH 07
Eureka Ten... 07 CS|Mon Pltub Ex 12 — -
'Ooiden' Anchor 20 23'Norta Star 2«' 7t
j Goldeif Crown. OS 10 Oaio Tonopah. 03 04
J C.o.d Mountain 02 03, Paymaster ... 01 02
I Gold Mtn Con — .02, Red Kock Ex. 01 02
; Great. Western — or. Rescue Cons. .. 17 IS
{'Home — OSjTononah Ex.. .2.00 2.U5
• Imlljni Ton.. — 02, T0n Gold West — 12
I Jim Butler 92 04 Ton Silver i G 0.1 —
J Akn-Butier Ex — 10 Toa of Nev..13.25 —
Uttle T0n.... — 3. oo: West End 85 J-3
- - Goldfield District
• Adams : 11 VI Gidfld Tomboy. 20 — '
'Aloha — 14 GoldSd Union.. — 01
j Atlanta 69 CO, Grandma 13 — -
Baltimore Gfld 03 — [Great Bend..*. 65 67)
Black Ants:.. 06 07) Great Bend... 65 «7
B B Bonanza. 07 09 Grt Bend Con. — t's
Blk Butte Ex. 09 10 Great Bend Ex 14 IS
Black Rock... 05 ««|G GBd Twins — 1«
Blue Bell 13 15|Hlbernla OS 0!>
Bine Bull 27 2S, Islam M C 0 . .. — 53
Brooklyn 03 0* Jumbo — 3.00
Butts Goldfld. 06 07 Jumbo Ex 1.60 1.63
Booth ... 42 43 Jura Ex LJt M — OO
COD.. 51 "OiKalser Goldfld. OS 10
COD-.&L 05 . OS' Kendall 29 .tl
Columbia 40 — Kendall Ex... 02 0".
Columbia Mtn 50 53|Laguna — 1.20
Colum Mtn Ex '05 061 Lone Star 20 —
Com Fractlon.2.B2 2.W Lou Dillon 09 10
Commonwealth 25 — |Mayne .' OS C 3
Coming Nation — 15 May Queen Ex 09 —
Conqueror ... 13 MiMdngt Pawnee 05 06
Cracker Jack. 19 rOlMilltown Frac. 05 —
Daisy 1.17 l.So|Mohawk 12.23 15.f0
Daisy Annex.. — l*|Mohawk An... 02 ra
Daisy Ex 03 04iMhk Con Leas 14 19
Desert Chief.. — oS|Mohawk Ex... 12 J.I
Dfld-B B Con. 24 25, Mohawk Junior 05 t'S
Dfld Triangle. 22 2:l; Moose' Goldfid. — 11
Dixie 08 uyj .Nevada 80y... OS 10
Dominion 03 v 04i Nevada Goldfld 23 —
Empire ...... 10 JllNer Western.." — C 1
Esmeral Ja ... 10 ' — j Oro 20 ?1
Federal — 12|Old Gold Mine? — C 7
Florence 4.40 4.so|Panyan — tW
Florence Ex.. 25 —Pennsylvania.. 02 ~<«
Frances-Mhwk 90 — Potlatch 33 —
Gen Wshngton — OS Red Hills . 3S -K>
Gold Bar Gfid — 55|Red Top — 3.00
Gfld Bull Dog — 10! Red Top Ex.. 27 28
G Con Mines. s. 62 5.75 Red Top Frac. 05 - —
Goldfid Comb. 17 — Rnby G M Co. — 06
Gldfid Eureka. — 50 Sandstorm .... 43 —
Gldfld Fissure — 10 Sandstorm Ex. 04 OH
Gfld G Bar Ex — £3 Sndstrm WEx — 07
Goldfld Herald 03 — Silver Pick 53 r,r.
Gfld Mof N.. — 1.20 Silver Pick Ex 06 OS
Goldfld N Star — 07 Spearhd Frac — ?3
Gfld Portland. 1» 20|St lye« 99 99
Gfld Red King — 20' St Ive* Leas.. 12 —
Gold Flat — 20|Treasur» . OS —
Gold Hill. 02 — Verde 01 03
Gfld L Strike. — ISiVernal 2t —
Gfld Kewanos. 79 S3! Wonder 03 M
G Kewana Ex — 301 Yellow Rose... 07 09
Gldfld Skylark 05 \ CS'Tellow Tiger.. — 13
Gfld Sovereign — 15|Yellow T0p. ... 03 —
. . Bullfrog District
Amar;osa G M 03 mlHomestk King. S2 —
Amethyst 29 SlJLlge Harris... 02 US \u25a0
Beatty MM Co — lliLlttle Bullfrog 01 02
Big Bullfrog. . — 03 Mayflower Con. 34 35
Black Spar... 03 — Mayflower Ex: — 10
Bonnie Clare. 44 43 Maryland — P2
Blfrg Annex.. — 04 Montana Blfrg. 03 f-4
Bfrg Columbia 04 » 101 Mt H lll' Mines — 03
Bullfrog Comb — 04!Montgomry Mt 16 .—. —
Bullfrog Cons. — or>| Mont-Shosh Ex OJ> 10
Blfrg Daisy.. 10 HlNugget 06 07
Bullfrog Ex.. — ÜB[Old Sol Blfrst. — 20
Blfrg Belmont — 15|Orlglnal Blfrg. 11 12
Blfrg Jumper. — OSiPhila Bonanza. — : 'f>
Blfrg MCo N 17 — [Pilot — 0»5
Blfrg Natl Bk 19 21',Plnt« — 07
Blfrg N Star. — 041 Pride Gold Mt. — 04
Blfrg Pedestal — 09|Red Bird . -^ «S
Blfrg Sunset.. 06 07|Red D0g...... — 15
Blfrg Victor. . 11 — Rhyolite Twnst 02 —
Chtoa-Nev ... — MJ-Shoshone — D 5
Croesus — 17|Shos-Bfrg G/)ld 07 —
Den Blfrg An. 11 12 Shosh Natl Bk 03 «H
Diamond Bfrs — S3 Skooknm Blfrs — ii
Gold Bar 63 — IStelnway — OS
G Bar Anchor — 15 Trump Cons... 49 50
Gold Bar Anx 13 — IValley View... 05 —
Gold Center.. — 10' Velvet — *>6
Go!dt.n Sceptre 14 lii, Ventura 20 —
Hap Hooligan. 03 — JYankee 80y... — 14
Hnkl Cr Sprgs 25 — (Yankee Girl. .. 06 <*7
M.inhattan District
April Fool Ex 01 <C\ Man MCa Nev — 12
Atlan & Fac. 02 04!^an Mammoth — f$
Comet ..'...'.. 02 . <*3lMan Mayflower 10 —
Double Eagle. 01 02 Man Monday Ex — 10
Eureka Man.. 06 — IMan Monitor.. — W*
Gold Wedje.. 05 —(.Man Red Top. — ; ,VX ."
Granny GM. 17 lS!Man Rnss 02 t.i
Hindocraft ..'. 15 — JMan Sedan.... — Of!
Indian Camp. 07 1: Man Standard. 02. 04 .
Jumping Jack. 12 —IMan Sil Pick. — W
Little Grey... 17 —IMan United. .» 15 — . ,
Man Belmont. 01 12 Man Verde OU —
Man Broncho. 07 08' Man Wisconsin — 03
Man Buffalo.. 03 — ! Mineral Hill.. — M,
Man Cons.... SO 54 Mustang Man.. 17 IS
Man Con Ex.. — OS'Mustang An... 01 fcj
Man Comb — CslMustang Ex... 10 12
Man Crescent. — OS Original Man.. — ."J
Man Cowboy.. 02 041 Pine Nut...... 11 12
Man Dexter.. 11 — (Rocky Hi 11.... 03 —
Man Giant... — €*» Sejler Htnphry 06 07
Man G Crater — IS! Stray Dog 12 —
Man Hercules. 06 —'Thanksgiving.. 45 4S
ManHidTreas 25 —United, Man... — 10 .
Man Humboldt — 05! Whale 05 07
Man Jackson.. 05 07i Yellow Horse.. 04 f5
Man Little Joe — 02 Yel Horse Ex. — -0
Man Kewanos. 02 rii
Other Districts
Alice of Won. 05 06 Monitor Gnld.. — f5
Arcadia ..... — W Xcv D«t C 0 . .. — 03-
Blue Jay Won 27 — Nevada H1U5..4.25 —
Cyrus Noble. . — 10!X«t Hnis An. . 02 —
F. Com Wondr — 151 Ncr Hills Ex.. — SS
Eagle's Nest.. 20 22!Ner G D*v Co — 04
Fairvw Axtec. — 251 Nevada Wonder 2O 111
Fvw G Bonldr IS 30 New Bel Amal SO —
Fvw Hailstone 07 09 X Star Wonder 06 • 7
Fairvw Eagle. — 60 Plrtsb Johnnie — .I<>
Frrw S King. — 15|Plttsb S Peak. 1.37 1.40
Flor G Red X — 20iPyramld 43 —
Goldyke Reef. — 13. Reese Ri» Gold 10 —
Ida Mines — 181 Rex Wonder... 17 2O
Ida May Annex — 0.11 Round Mt.: $7 I' -
Interstata ... — «X>! Rnd Mt Alpine — U4 '
Jack Pot . 80 !K)| Round Mt Ex. 15 —
Jefferson Apex — 15IR Mt Blue Jkt — 20
Johnnie Cons. — 12! Rnd Mt Mnwk 15 —
Kwch GM Co 01 — IRub» Wonder. 17 2O
Kawich Keyst 02 — f Sierra MAM — . 1«»
Kwch M Co N MIS P Excelsior. l<t IS
Lizard M Co. 25 — Spider Wasp..l.ort —
Lynx Creek... 1.25 —Vulture 10 —
Mlnaz Pedrax.l.22 — | Walier L Hla. — 12
'* San Francisco Mining Exrhanxe
!>:ls a. m. Regular Session
2000 Red Hills 40
11:30 a. m. Rernlar Session
600 Gld Con M... 5.62)1000 Mont Ton. 510.2.75
IOC" Red Hill* ... 10} IQOO Reese X Stnd. 25
1000 SUver Pick.. 591000 Mayflower cC
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
Tonopah District
Bid-Ask. Eid.A«Jt.
California ... W 07 Ohio Ton ....03 04
Cash. 80y... 07 0« Paymaster .... 03 .03
Great . Westrn. — 03 Rescue Coa .. IS" 20.
Jto Bntler . . . 91 —jTon Exten ...1.P5 —
MacNamara.. 27 — (Ton Betmont.".B.4O ' —
Midway .....1.25 — jTon "Home ... — W>
Mont Ton ..2.73 — Ton y Star— "25 27
Mont Mid 'Ex OS — IVTest End Coo — 95
Goldfleld District
Adams ...... 11 12; Jumbo ... — 4.2.%
Atlanta ..... W 60 Jmnbo Ex..1.3T»41.«» •
Black Ants .. 051, OSJKendan Ex .. — 04 *
Blk B Bonanx 06 — iMujne 07 OS
Bine Bell ... 13*4 MiMld Pawnee... 05 >4
Blue Bull ... 28 SO! Mill town MCo — 40.
Black Rock .. 05 07jMllltowa Frac OS —
Cclnmbja ..:.. 40 —Mohawk Ex .. 11 — .
Columbia = Mt. 51 52 Nevada Boy . . — 10
Com - Fractlon.2.Bs 2.90 Not Goldfleld. 23 26
Cracker : Jack. IS 20(Oro :... 20 -22
Daisy ...1.12% I.l7%iPanyan .;..;. — \u25a0', OS
Dm *» Btte C. \u25a026 — I Potlatch ..... 40 ~
Pmdfld Trngl. 21 -22(Red HiUs .... 87 39
Dixie =:..*.... o«*4 «7tßed Top ....3.W>3.23
Dominion .... 03 OtlKed Top' Ex.." 27 *2S
Kmptre ...... 10 \u25a0\u25a0 12i Sandstorm ...-, 4S 45
Florence :....4.15 ." — f£a»dstonn Ex. 04 'Xi
Gl£« Con M.r.5.50 s.62iSUver * Pick . . 54 5»
Gold M:Nev.. — I.2OlSpearhead Frc. — 22
Great Bend... .65 G6jSt Ives ;..... »7 93
Grt Bend Anx 12 — jVernal .'..:... 20
Grt Bend ' Ex. 14 15i Wonder ; 03 ;; 04
Hibercla . — oi>! Yellow Rose... 07 >0S
Bullfrog District-
Amethyst 1 . . " SO . 33'LHtle Blfrj . . »>l 02
Big Bullfrog. 02 — (Mayflower Con* -S* 3«
Bonnie Clare. 43 50i Mont Bullfrog. 04 0">
islfnr Nat Bk 1» 20iMt)f -Shos ' Ex. <i«« lrt
Blfrg Sunset. 05 07!OrJg Bnllfrog. It !_•
Gold Bar '.... — . 71(Tramp Con... 4S 30
Gold ' Sceptre . 15 — (Valley View;;; OH tyz
Horcestak*. K. 75 So| Yankee Gbrl .r«5*(!8
Uge- Harris.. 03 05|
• Manhattan District *
Apr . Fool' Ex. — . 03tJlao, Humboldt — 0«
Gold Wedse. .05 07tMan Little Joe * 02 03
Granny G M. '19 20! Man Red Top. 02 03
Man Belmont. 01 02iMan Whale .. — 08
Man ". Broncho. " 06ti 07f Mustang Man.. W 15t
Man Comb ;. 04 OStPine Nnt ...... 11 12
Man . Cowboy. 02Va OSlYellow Horse.. 04 ' <«S
Han Dexter-. 12 14 ',Syl Humphrey. " 06 *07
Wonder District. .
Alice , of Won. 05 C6!Jaek Pot ..1". — V.CQ
Other Districts
Cent Eureka.. — 60 ! So Belle Mia. — 40
- -.< .... Comstocks . .
Caledonia . ... .'.:.;.'.-.. ;...:-.-..".'... .:. 15 '^— V
J. G. WILpN
and BondsK:
.' Member, Stock acd Bond Exchange. ' . 459 [ Cali-
fornia -, st. ._, Phone '.Temporary 815. ».
* : \u25a0; Member * San \u25a0 Francisco : Mining • Kxcbang«.