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12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE ; MARKETS
Wall street stocks rather higher on the day.
Coppers higher: Call money still low.;
Bank of England rate of discount unchanged:- ,
Silver as before quoted. Sterling exchange slightly higher.
Small shipment of specie to Hongkong. * -
Comstock shares firm but irregular^ Southern Nevadas lower.
Farmers selling new wheat at concessions. .
Barley quiet and steady. Oats and corn '[dull. Beans firm.
Choice hay advances to $20 per ton: =; Feedstuff sunchanged^-
Dried fruits strongly held at full 'quotations. /
Fresh and cured meats as.previously'quoted. ; - - . .?Y V; 1 .
Potatoes, onions -and vegetables plentiful and weak.
Poultry market oversupplied, with -large, stocks carried over.'^ fr
Butter and cheese slightly lower, and eggs weak.
Fresh fruits in large supply and light demand.--- \u25a0
CROP PROSPECTS JUCD OTJSIXESS
A Cheerful Re* nine From Xew York on
Current Condition*
An estßorltatlve statement from New York en
prevailing badness condition! says:
"Tie crop ootlook at present Is tt« best fes
fere of eacoerageme&t. The conn try has now
haC £ aoctb of fin* trowing weather, thai d>
ing tsneh toward recoverlag from a Very back
wart sprint. The wn«at harrest Is now wen
advanced and promise* a yield of over C 30.000
,-000 bushels. While this is about 100,000.000
bushels less than s year ago. It is still a good
average result : last rear. It must be remem
bered, tartar produced a bnmper crop. The ont
loox for corn la for a yield of 2,660,000.000 bush-
Hs. a decrease of 500,000.000 buthels compared
'\u25a0< i tli last year's bumper crop. There are no ln
dicationf anywhere of crop failures. The Ken
*ral outJook is for a full average yield. Even
•\u25a007 ton does not promise a short crop. , The
bright feature la the situation Is toe certainty
<>f a large demand for all of oat agricultural
pi"odacts both at hone and abroad. The wheat
Kltortrfge in Europe Insures a pood demand for
uny surplus which we may have of that com
modity. There is also the prospect of a larse
demand for cotton. Prices of all agricultural
products are high and most be yielding the
farmers large net returns. The only nnsatlsfac
tory present feature la the crop outlook Is that
both cotton end corn are st- least from one to
three weeks backward; they are. therefore, par
tScn'.arly exposed to the danger Of early front,
and a late fall wltn good weather during the in-
Mtvtl will be seeded to secure a good yield of
these crops. *
"The stock market ontlsok Is unsettled for th*
reasons above mentioned, and we cannot advise
purchases except on pronounced reactions. The
cpoers.l business situation shows little change.
<>ur Iron ssd textile industries continue active
and prosperous. .In other departments of indus
try there are signs of reaction with no general
weakness. The reduction la the price cf copper
was significant and timely. There Is no doubt
that the high prices of commodities and labor
are exercising a deterre&t effect upon business,
the extent of which has sot jet been foreseen.
I'ntll conditions beoom* more settled, favorable
nock market operations will &ay« to be con
dncted with exceptional prndeace. The market
weems liable to another attack of Indigestion,
through excessive security issues."
Merchants' Exeluase Officers
The newly elected board of . directors of the
merchants' exchange yesterday elected the fol
lowing officers: . C.S. La umelster, . president;
H. X. Wendllng, vice president; F. B. Ander
son, treasurer; X. O. Friedlander, sacretary.
EASTEJXV MARKETS
-\>vr York Money Market
\u25a0 NEW YORK, July 18. — Prime mercantile pa
per, 5%@6 per cent; sterling exchange firm.
with actual business In bankers' bills at $4.bG&5
fg.4.8680 for demand end at $4.8355@4.8360 for
Of day bills.
Posted rates. $4,84 and $4.67%.
Commercial bills, $4.83%. •
Bar sliver, 6S%c; Mexican dollars. E2T»e.
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds Ir
regular. . / ;
Money <m call easy at 2%®3 per cent; ruling
rate. 2% ; closing bid 2,' offered at 2%. '
Time loans easy; 60 days. 4%5*4% per cent:
90 days, SQSVi; six months, 5%«£6.
Xcvr York Financial .Votes
NEW YORK, July 18.— Bank of England rate
nn"baaged. Beef sellng at highest prices since
Vjirz. AU pressure for immediate 4eliveriea of
Iron orders has disappeared. The Iron Age says
tl.at the pig iron markets all over the country
are lifeless., No danger of reduction of copper
dividend rates 00 present price of copper.
-\en- York Stock Market
NEW \ORK, July 18.— Such participation as
was attracted la today's stock market eeemed
„ •!« ta given reluctantly and with reserves of
suspicion ana hesitation. The sadden repulses
•to which the market has been subjected several
tun recently, after a laborious lifting process,
. . have had their influence In discouraging th« par
wiit of the advances. The market closed In
the midst of such a relapse j-esterdav and th»
languid interest of the early market today was
tLe -consequence. Selling of the kind which
broke prict-s and was not pushed today and
«I>ccially Dnlted States Steel ahowed evidence
of support which recked Its headlong decline.
.The eoaree of yesterday's was not disclosed, bot
it wae supposed to have to do with special Inci
dents in the steel trade. % Speculators had aban
doned hope of an increased disbursement to
Amalgamated Copper stock holders. Some sat
isfaction was derived from the manner of de
claring the 2 per cent disbursement for the
quarter without qualification, in place of pre
• viou« distiaction of m per cent regular and
'\u25a03 per cent extra. Advantage was taken of
the subsidence of the selling pressure of yes
terday's lf.te dealing to resume the organized
attempts to lift prices. St. Paul and Northern
. I aciflc, especially the latter, took the leader
ship.
Simulative gossip persisted of a coming large
<HKtr!bution of Northern Pacific out of the nro
r-s^d disposal of its Burlington enuity, in spite
»f the emphatic disclaimer of J. J. Hill of the
• truth of those rumors. Money on call continued
io « ork eofcler. The sustained strength at the
laf* of Northern Pacific and one or two other
*toeks did not conceal an irregular movement
in the general list.
Bonds were irrejnUar. Total sales. $718,000.
Lnued States bonds were unchanged on call.
Xew York Stock lAut
E. F. Button & C 0.," 4&S CaUfornU street,
ciembers cf Uie New York stock exchange fur
nish the foUowing list of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
Kales J STOCKS I High! Low) Bid ) As~
Adams Express . ..... ...... uo 173
Allls-Chalmers 10 .]o>4
J Do pfd 27 2S
82.200|Amal 2 Copper ... 80& HS\i, 9Q% 00%
:::::::^ rr PP n fd Su . g !!.:: ::::: :::;\u25a0 15^ \i*
Atner Can Co ...;. 51/ ,51;
I Do pfd 53** 53S
C & F Co. 43% 43^ 43% 43"^
2,400 Acier Cot Oil ... 32% Zl% S2Va ."3
Do pfd $6 . {»y
Araer Di*t Telg 20 40
'. Amer Express ..210 220
....... A iiicr <; Tarine C«< s*: -614
....... Amer Ht L -. 41T 4s:
-- Do pfd 19 20
100|Amcr. Ice Recor. 58 58 56' 68
• Amer Linseed ...1 ...;. 10H 14
.-- Do pfd 23iA 30.
Amer Locomotive ......."... 5S 59V.
Do pfd ..... ..... 104 ' 106U
. 11.000 Umer S^i R Co. 118% 117% 117% u7^
SOOAjner SugaV'.'.'.'! 122«4 iiiii 122 122^
....... Am Steel Fdries. .'.'.'.'. ':'.'.'.'. '7 X
Amer T& T Co.. '.'.'.'.'. '.'.'/.'. j»7 mii'
Amer Tob pfd \u25a0. ..... w\4 87U
20C'|Amer TVoolea ... 2X 274 2«^i 27^?
- ....... i l>o pfd ?. &£ Zl%
2.Boo, Anaconda 57% 37 571Z 571!
Atlantic C Line.. ...?. tW B*iS
S,2f"OJA T & S F 02' i 91% »2u >&£
100 l T»o pfd 03--4 93% 03 84
1.100;Balt & Ohio .... 87% 97 97% »7%
•----••I.; !*»»" • — 8* S8
5,000j8 R T ......... 58 5C?4 5«?% .V>«
. (Brooklyn : Cn Gas 105 \u25a0 112
.......(CanHda Sontbern ; ..... ...... 64«4 <au
2.2«o[Canadian Paclnc. 177 176 176»i 170 •*
«O.C * O 34% 34Vi 34M, 34%
I Do pfd ... ...*....'........ 53 >
2oo'C <; w 11% 1114 11 11%
.......) Do pfd "A".'.. ..... J ..... 47 52
Do pfd "B" ..... 15% 16
..! Do debs' C 4 -66
I.OOO'C &*i W ....:.". 150 149 149 1149%
15.20GJC AI * 5tP..... 133% 132% mi; 133%
- :..( Do pfd ...:....-... 147 14»'
,V><)|Central . Leather.. 24>4 23% 23% 24-"
SOO Dopfd ....;.. 91% 91% 81 92%
....... (Chi Terminal ... ..... :.... 5 6V.'
1 Do pfd 12% 20"
iChi Un Trartlon. .......... 3 4\u25a0•
... D« pfd 16 IS
300 CCC &St L... 65% 68' CS*i «9' '
2001" Do pfd '.:.;.;\u25a0. IC3-. 101 . igo va ..
irtOjOlo Fik-1 & Iron. 31% 31% 31% 32
J I>l pfd. ."...'.. C 270
jColuin UC& I. .......... 24
IKiOColo Sontbern... 24 ft 24% '24V> 25
..) Do Ist pfd.;.. ..... : r,9^. «o-j?
200j 'Do 2d pfd.... 45% 45% 45% *4S '
..; fConsol Gas ..;. ..... ..v. . 119 ' 120 •'•
.......Corn ProducU... ..... ..... 17% IS '
lOO.DeI & HndsonK mii iJiji 171; 171%
jl» L & \V ...; . 4»»5 '. 471 \u25a0
JHOJD •& R" G .:... 2S»* 27% 27% 2814
, J Detroit Cn 8y... ..:.. ....: 57% 74- ; .
.-..'.. ...{Diamond Match.'. . r. . . . ;: . . 12S - 129 ' "
iK£-.V..|DiKt Securities T.'. ..... CT.% B6 '<\u25a0
...... .jDnlutn SStA.. ...;*. ...... 11 - 12 -
.......] Do pfd........ ..... ..... 20 ;| 21%
Ktw Tott Stodc List — Coctlaced '
Sales \ , .STOCKS .\u25a0 . | Hlgfa| Low j Bid | Ask
1,500 Erie ..;..;;.... 23% 34% 25 23U
600 Do Ist pfd.... 88% 50 59* 68%
400 Do 24 pfd. ... 41% 40 40% 41%
100 Fed MA S pfd.. 84 84 84 86
600 Oenerr Electric. . 137% 155 * 187 " 138
800 Do 'ftlghta :...-. .1H 1 1H 1H
.:.:... Gr Cons M flftP^.... ..... ltt 130
1.300 Great • Kor Ors. . 8S 6TU 68 58%
12.200 Great Nor pfd..\ 136% IMS 186^ 186»J
....... Greea* Can Oop. ..... ..... 16 16%
....... Havana Tob Co.. ..... ..... 13 .13%
<Dopf4 X 20
...i.^, Hocking Valley .. ..... ..... 80 ' 85
Do pfd..... ..... ..... 86
••- •• " "Hart* Central i ...... 141 144 •*
1,300 Isterboro Metro. . 16% l«»i 16 16%
800 Do nff1.. ....;. 45% 45 44% 45%
lat Jfarine .... 7% 8%
Do pfd ................ 21% 21%
100 lat Paper ...... 14*» 14? i 14% 15
' Do pfd.......'. ..... ..... 7114 72
Int Power .;... ..... 43' 59
Int Pump 23% 29
....... Do .pfd. 71 74
i. lowa Central .... ..... ..... 18 19
.' Dopfd. 38% 39U
KCF SAM pfd ..... ..... 72 75
1,300 X O Southern.... 26% 25?4 26U 26%
...:... Do pfd. 50% 57H
.-. Knieklce 30 .....
...:... LE& \T ..... \u0084 18 21
Do pfd... 55 63
.* Lehlgh Valley ..... 63 63%
Long Island 45 55'
400 L 4'N .... 110% 116 116 117%
...:... Mackay .: 66% 69%
w Do pfd 66 66%
....... Manhattan 130 135
. .. Metro St Ry. :........ 91
100 Mexican Central. 21 21 21 2HI
200 Minn &St L .'.*. 42% 42 41 42
....... Do Ist pfd . . . \ 81
....... MStP& SS M 107 103
....... Do pfd ....." 135 ho -
500 Mo Kan & Texas 84% 34% 34% 34*4
fOO Dopfd 66% 66 66 i 66%
600 Missouri Pacific. 76% 75% 7!5U 7«
N C & St L .... ..... ..... 120' ISO
National Lead \u0084 61 62
Dopfd .....-' .-... 98% 09 !
200 XRft of M pfd 81% 51H 51 52
NaO Biscuit 74 74%
;• ..Do J»M •• 113% 115%
Cons Copper 14. 14s
200NewhouseCop.... 16% 10 15% 16'
•"•;^ N / J Central ... .v 17.5 185
400 N V Air Brake.. 118 115 115 117
600 N " T Central ... 113 112% 112% 113
200N TC& St L... 39Vi 39 88% 30U
Do Ist pfd ... ..:iO7- 115
Do 24 pfd.:. 75 85
....... N.Y H.& H ... ...; 162 I«4'
N V Ont A W :::.. \u25a0<& Sit;
Norfolk A West 75 78
Do pfd 70 85 I
North -American. ...;...... 68% 70
54, 400, Northern Pacific. 136% 132% 130U 136%
•• Omaha t .... 130 133
\ „»« P« 150 180
...Pacific Coast : 97 99
Do Ist pfd .v: 02 102
.- Do 2d pfd ...98 103
100 Pacific Mall .... 29«- 29 29H 30 •
B^SS P * nn U R Co.. 123-% 122% 123 ii 123% :
200[Heople's Gas ... 81% »1% 01% 5)2%
IP CCA St L ..... 60 73
I Do pfd ....- 90 05
..:.... PUtsburp Coal.. ..... ..... n% 11%
Dopfd ». 52% 55
...Pressed Stl Car :.... 35 38 ,
...."... Do pfd R0 \u25a0 92
100 Pullman Car Co. 161 ' 161 : 160 1«3
Ry SS Co .1 40 42%
Do, pfd ;.. ..i,./ J(9% 91
48.500 Reading 103% 10i«4 103 103 ii
• Do Ist pfd .. ......... 80, 82
Do 2d pfd "... ........... 80 «2
100 Republic SAL. 27% 27% 27% 2R
....... \u25a0 Do pfd- :.:..:'. :.:; . '..;.. 83 i» sm, ;
500 Rock Island Co.. 22 21% 22 2t'U
* 100 £ , D .°J rfd •-••••. «U 47% 47 47%
SS3 & I Co.. 67 67%
Dopfd 95 97
SL &SV Ist pfdi... .-. 63 67
100 Do 2d pM ... 32% ,36% 3G 36%
St L & S W... .......... 20% 21%
Dopfd.. ........... 62 .53
5,800 Southern Pacific. 81% 79% 80% 81H
... — Dopfd .:.....:. :. 111% us
200 South Railway .. "VO 19% 19% 20 i
100 Do pfd 66 66 66 C6J4
Standard Oil 504 506
... Term Coal A Iron .".-..*. ..... 143 150.
IP Land TCo ... . . 70 -79
Texas Pacific 30 • '31%
Third Aye 104' lio'-
Tol Ry & T Co.. .......... 23U 26
400TO1 St L A.W... 27% 27% 26% 27 Vi
.900 Do pfd ... 49% 49% 49% fto
Twin City R T... 92% 94
..' Dn Bap A Paper ;... 6 -6»i
Do pfd 57- .58'
132,500 Union Pacific .... 144% 142% 143% 143%
Do pfd ;.. 83 85,
irnited Copper V. ..... ..... 04 B3
.^United Eds of S F ..... :.... 2« 28
.....:. Do pfd \u0084.i.:'. 42 44
Do 4s ...:,... 72 ,72%
..Utah Copper .............. 28 29
....... U S Cast I Pipe. ..... ..... 35 36W
....... Do pfd 80 S3
....... U-S Express ... . ..... ;..-.. 108 ' 112
II S R & 00n5... 51% 153
...JUS R A Ref Co ..... 14 17'-
(Dopfd ........ ..... . 45% SO
. 400 U. S Rubber 35. 32H 34% 35
2<K> Do Ist pfd... 99% 09% 98 fI!»V4
1 Do 2d pfd CO 67% '\u25a0
45.600 US Steel Cor... 36% 35 36*4 36%
4,500 Do pfd. 100% 99% 99?, 100 V,
Va-Car Cheta Co 26 -2<5%
..'.-.-... Do pfd ..: ..... 101% i(a-
Va C I A C Co.. ..*..-. ..-.--.-.' "CO- 63
. 300|Wabash 13% 13% 13% 14:
200 Do pfd 25 24% 25% 25%
... .. .JWells-Farpo' Ex \u0084...280 300 \u0084
...... .j Western Union ". . . .V.". 77 ' 79 • '
200f\Vestlns:house '.... 146 145 145' 14C '
....... W & L B ....I 10^ li%
Do Ist pfd .............. 26 27;
....... Do 2d pfd..... .14 17.
Win Central 17. lfi%
.......I Dopfd 40 41%
431,200 total shares sold. .
Xevr York Bonds
L S ref'2s reg.. 103 [Japan 4s cert. .... 81". I
" Do coupon ....105% Japan' 4%s certr. 00%
Do 3s-rejc......102V4i Do 2d. series.... 8S
Do.coupon ....103 .JL &,N unified 45. .97%
Do new :4s reg.l27UiMan con gold 4g.. 97%
Do \u25a0 coupon .'. . , 12SVi iMex Central . 45. . . SI v
Ainer Tob 4s- ..... 70% - Do Ist lnc .21%
• Do, «s ;....;..104- Minn & St L 45.. 87
Atrh gm 4s .... S»8 IM.-K>& Texas 4s. 95 %
Do . adj -4s . . . . . 88 :L-Do * 2ds >. :.. .'. .... 85 %
Atlantic CL 45.' 95 JNB of Mcx con 4s 81 Vi
Bait & Ohio 45.. SSTsiN V C gen 3%5. . »0%
Do 3%s 00> IN j C. pen 55.... 122%
Brooklyn. IlTc 4s 79%iNor Pacific '45.-.. .100%
Central of-Ga 55.103%| Do 3s ..........71,
Do.2d 1n?....'.. 6S % Kor k Wcon 4s. 05'
Do- 3d* 1nc......' 54 IO S Line'rfdg 45.-88%
Ches & Ohio 4%e.lOOTi]ra cony. 3%s ...; 84
Chi & Alton 3%5. 67%|I{eading'pen 45... 04V ;
C. B & Q new 4s/91%15'1. &-IMlcon 55.109 : £
C: B^l £tPac.4s. 70 ,jSt L *:S F f K 4s/ 73%
Do c 01, .55...... 87% StfLS W con 4s. 74%
C.C.C" i SLgn , 4a; 9SVi Seaboard : A - L l 4s. 70 :
Colo*lnd 55,,^r^A.64.- So Paclnc . 45. . . . .- 87 ' -
Colo Midland' 4s:." 67,,. .- Do Ist 4s cert.. 01-:
Colo & ".So 4s.Cr,;.'«<%!So Railway 6«. :.M06%
DenT&'.Klo\O -.4s. JI3M, Tex. & : Pac " lsts. ".112 -
Dlst'- Securities Us. 82% JT0!. 1 St • L & ) W[ 4s 74%
Erie prior lien 4s. 02 ] Union -Pacific' 4s. \ 39%
Do J pen .. 45 .-. . : '.' SO% iij .» S . Steel . 2d ! 5s .v 06 %
HocktVal i 4.%5. .; 101% IWa bash fists . :.\.\Uh
Japan .Os r . :: . .-. ."'.' ti3\i,iWeßtern' Md 4s.'.'. ;73%
Joi*anß«,, 3d 'ser.' OO^lWls 1 Central. 45.. ".'85 \u25a0
• New '\u2666 York -Mining:- Stocks •
A Arias " Con \u0084 .../"'; 00 Leadvllle .• Con ... - 09
Alice ..NJ.75 Little . Chief . ... . . : 00
Breece ..v.,.'...V .. 2<)iophlr ..'......'..;. 1. 53
Pruns : Con ''.\u25a0\u25a0.::.';• '45|1*Gt051vr.".T"...;.... -12 !
Ccan~ i Tunnel- : .'. :. ' 2>!Savace " X .v.; ?:...'-..: \f\S
On Va- Mln Co.v «SJ Sierra f Nevada 1 .;:• 40
Horn .1 Silver .'. /. I' 1.43! Smalt \u25a0 Hopes .'...•. '30
lion^-Sllver K':.\ ..*2.2slStandard ..".'. ::...i:3O
Boston Stocks and Bonds ' \u25a0
-« Moner— " Mining— !
Call l<ians .. SQO Adventure ..;..';. 2%
Time loans ..-.5%©G% Alloue* ;\u25a0....-..'.:.. 45
.Bonds— .-, . Amal ; Copper -:.:. 90»i
Atchison 4s ..... 80% Arl«: Commercial.". 65%
Do.adJ 4s .... KS^lAilantic ...;:..:.. 12%
Mpx Ontral 45. . .81 ft | Hinpham ". . .... ...-.: 13Y
\u25a0-\u25a0 Railroads— \u0084, r \u0084]lintte Coalition v. 2.1 ;
Aicbison \u25a0 ......./92 ' Cclumet & rArls::iG3--4'
Do. pfd--. „..:.; !!2%.Calumet ; & Heela.&l.V
n.*ton- 1- Albany. 2l 7 -,- (Centennial >..;.... 2:»%
Itoston - &r.'M«lno. lr.ft Copper" Range . . . 7IMA
,I«*ton-. Kiev ....1359; Daly West ..V.. = ;.*lsis
I'itclubiim pfd .':.I2S ; Franklin ........: 14
M»x, v C«ntt-al .:... 20U Granby . .. ........120 \u25a0
NY. N H & U..114U li=le>Royale ...... 1O V
180 •-•133H Mom v Mining ...: j%
\u25a0 MisceUaucous— --. -nrirhlpac ......... 14%
Amer Arpe : Chem. l?%]Mohawk ......: . »uti
; Do, pfdr. :.....: 61 JMontCoal & Coke/.-i}!
Amer;Pneu Tnbe.'-- 0 "(Nevada :..:.-.':'. rr 14 *
Amer /Sugar ...t.122 * North Butte -'.'7 l". .* fe2 ->
*Do pfd . . . . . ". 125 v Old - Dominion V.7. * 4S»i
Amer?Tel &, Tel. 107 Osceola ..... 127
Amer rTVdoJen-"..2sy> Parrot .*. U»
Do pfd v.\ ...... 90%lQulncy ' . . . . ... . . ..lie '
THE SAN FRANCISCO ' CALL, , FRIDAY^ JULY 19, 1907.
Ed .Elect, 11ium.. 208 Shannon .....:...r*l7%
Mass ..• EJeetrlc: . '.. / 10 r Tamaraek *tU.".T??. 105 ->
- D0< pfd". :.\u25a0......: 56 v Trinity^\u25a0.^:vr.7.-.~::22%
Mass -Ga5*:.. .V..66% United Copper 1...: 64
United -i Krnit r. . :10f1% U.S. Mining .". . ; r: ,4B%
Dn iShoe, Mach.:.-59 - V 8f0Ur:..'.r.....Ul8 f 0Ur:..'.r.....Ul w.
. Do pfd ...'... "...26% Utah vvri~.r.~* .;.".." 4f1%
U S 5tee1;. ...... 30% Vict0ria V..V. .."..% .7 •
-•Do • pfd 'JV.v; ??:'\u25a0 99 Ts Wlnona -*. ;r. : . ."i'.T- S\£
\u25a0;'\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 ' . <: \u0084 .IWolverine ... ...... 160 ;
..;;,:" ;^; \u25a0: ;the,_coppee*stoc]CT'. -.^ ; ';\u25a0."•';';
1 \u25a0 BOSTON, " July 1 18. — Short selling ", has "\u25a0 been no^
tlceable : th* .last •- two : days * and • ths buying ' has
been good. — Amalgamated - Copper \u25a0 nas placed on
an . 8 ' per cent basis i for \u25a0' the • first time ' In \u25a0 Its 1 his
tory. -The •" regular dividend -"ls 'now,. 2 'per' cent
per quarter. > ~ The ' last was 1 % per ' cent and .. %
per 'centTsxtra.'. Altogether, news Is \u25a0 much more
bullish \ on \ copper, and the ' stocks .: are .considered
cheap.:.: :.'... ,: -\u25a0.: , J.. 4i,-.ij f. •-•;-'., .-^ \u25a0:\u25a0.;',. : - \u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0' .'\u25a0?.
. London Closlnir Stocks ; f '
Cciit- for money.: 84% ! m,- K'&^ Texas. :'.'i\" Bs%'
, : Do '. for: sect. .84 3-16 N .: Y .- Central . :. : . . 116%
Anaconda_, ....'...11% Norfolk** We5t. 7. '77 14
Atchison ....... :.;»4% -Do pfd V;...:.;." 86 -.
Do' pfd .'.......-90 , Ont & .Western... 37 •
Balt.i 0hi0. .-..;:! 88% Pennsylvania ~..T.. 62%
C»n-'Pacine - . . . ..181 - Rand r Mines*;'...'.* 6%
Ches •&- Ohio.. .-..;88 • Reading - .'...;.;... 82%
Chi •; Great West:. 11«4 So s ßailway . . . . . ; -20%
CM." Mn.*St~P.l33% vDo-pfd: .":...... 69.
I»6 Beers .1:. .•..:. -22U Sc Pacific '..'..... 82%
Den .4 . Bio . G. . . . 29 .: Vu\oa . Pacific -. .... 146 %
• Do. pfd :.......; ,74 , -Db ; pfd '\u25a0-. ..::.:. :: 89 \u25a0
Erie ........ . 25% U~S- 5tee1........ 37%
v,Do. Ist; pfd :..-.. '61% -j. D0: pfd .;..... T.. 102%
Do 2d.pfd \u008443 IWabash .......... 14%
Grand Trnnk \u25a0;:. .'29% 'Do 'pfd ........ 26 • \u25a0•
m ; Central . ..... 14fl Spanish 4s i '\u25a0 03%
LoulsviA; Nash::. 119% ; ' ,
- Bar \u25a0 silvers-Steady ; 81 % & ;'per ounce.
-Money— 2 per. cent. - , •*
The rat* of discount In "> the open market for
short bills Is BU@3% per cent and for three
months' bills 3% ©3%, per cent. \u25a0'\u25a0
Coadltlost : of . < he Treasury
25 J4
60%
«%
85 .
138
WASHINGTON.; July \u25a0 18.— Today's treasury
statement: . Available cash balances, $246,838.
626; gold coin and bullion, $66,530,634; * gold
certificates, $89,851,180.
2Vew > York \u25a0 Cotton I Market
i NKW » TOBK, - Julf - iS^-Proflt I taking sjid
! fresh short selllsg sasusd upon the opening of
i tb* market tbis morning. In \u25a0 which prices . wars
carried down , 14 to 16 points. This movement
was '. predicated -on , what , appeared to b» ' ad
vane* information regarding the - supposed bear
ishnees .of \u25a0 the Giles \u25a0. report, \u25a0 due at - noon -. to
day, vnien It was : announced, making the con
ditlon -76.2 against 69' last month, there was \u25a0;
nothing - further doing, "" as "it proved to . . have :
been thoroughly ' discounted. - The ' situation and
outlook of • the crop * and th* market position
remains unchanged.- -\u25a0 \u25a0
\u25a0Option./ Open. 'High/ "Low. Close/
July -.11.80 c 11.90 c 11.80 c 11.70 c
August '. ...... :..11. 68c. 11.68 c 11.40 c 11. 48 c
September 11.56 c 11.61 c 11. 40e 11.40 c
October - ...11.86c 11.87 c" 11.68 c 11.09 c
November -. .."...'•:.... ". . *< ...... 11 ;<5Rc
December ..... ...11.©5c 11.97 c 11.76 c 11. 76 c
January ........12.02c 12,03c_11. 81c 11.82 c
February ........ .... 11.8Ce
March ..;.,..;.. 12.08 c 12.09 c 11.92 c 11.82 c
April ........... .-..........,.;.. 11.06 c
May ............ 12.21e 12:21 c 12.20 c 12.06 c
\>w Y*rk Grain and Produce
NEW: YORK, July 18.— Flour— Receipts, 11,
000 barrels; exp0rt5,. 4,625; sales, 4,500 barrels;
quiet, unchanged.:' '
Wheat— Receipts. 2.000 bushels: exp0rt5. . 7.698
bnshels: -spot. : firm; No. 2 red, 97% c elevator and
98'ic f. o. b. afloat;. No. 1 northern Duluth.
$1:11@1.11% to. ' b. : afloat. Further bullish
northwest crop n*ws , and - firm cables advanced
the market ;%e. against which It turned weaker
on depression in Minneapolis. The market closed
%©9»c, net higher: July closed 98% c, - Sep
tember f1@1.00%, December $1.04@1.04%, and
May $1.~«7^1.07%. .
Hides— Quiet. -
- Hops -and wool — Steady.
Petroleum — Firm.
Svgar — Raw, firm; fair rsfinlng, 8.83% c: cen
trifngal. 96 test. . 3.83% c; . molasses sugar,
3.08% c; refined, steady. ' ;
• Coffee closed stealy with a decline of 6 points
to an advance: of 5 points. , Sales. 18,600 bags j
July.^September and October, f1.65c; .December,
5.70 c;. February. 6.75 c;. May, 5.85 c; spot, quiet;
Rio N0».7, 6%c; Santos No. 4, T%c; mild coffee,
dull; Cordova, 9@12%c. . <,'\u25a0> :
Butter ; and egg*— Unchanged. \u25a0 • \--) ( ';\u25a0: ' \ '
\u25a0 DRIED FRUITS
\u25a0 Evaporated Apples— The : market •' shows ' firm
ness on-spot. Fancy, Sic; • choice, BV4c; prime,
7?lc: poor to fair, C@7%c.
• Prunes — Firm. Quotations • range .from 4%c \u25a0 to
12% c' for • California and from 5%c to 9c for
Oregons vp -to 30s and 40s. \u25a0:\u25a0.-: : .
Aprlcots-^Unchanged.^ • -. '
PtacheH— Quiet. : Choice, -•11%(ai2%c; extra
choice, 12%(513c; fancy, 13@13%c; extra
fancy. 14©14% c. ». .
. Raisins — Firm on -spot," with* loose muscatels
at 8%@10c;- seeded raisins. 7% @13c; London
layers, 11.«5@1.85. - :.;.;,. ' \u25a0, ...
New .'York - Metal (( i Market
NEW- YORK, -July: IS.-^-Tha^London . tin " mar
kctrwas hisher wlth-spof-at, £183~10s and fu
tures at ' £ISO 10s. Locally ' the . market was
steady, > with spot at 40.40@40.60c. : • "
' \u25a0 Copper, unchanged *at .S6c for , spot In Lon
don; futures .'declined .£1 * 10s .to £87. :•. Locally
the market was weak and quotations were large
ly nominal, with lake -quoted- at 21Q22c;
electrolyte, - 20.00Q21c, and- casting :at \u25a0 20Q
26.26 c. .... '.-,. . •.-.. , , .-».- \u0084.*;«' . ';•<-'\u25a0 -\u25a0• :7i
- Lead unchanged at £20 in ' London and * 5.15&
5.25 c iocally. , -.- - -. " .; . -.. i-»
- Spelter was weak at • «.05@6.10c .locally and
unchanged. in London at £24." \u25a0 :,, .
. Iron was higher lnithe Ix>ndon marketm; Stan
dard foundry, 56s : 3d, " and -| Cleveland Varrants
56s' 6d." Locally ; the market .was without
further change. ,v
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future. Grain and Provisions
..CHICAGO.. - July^. 18.— The, • wheat market
opened strong on : active : buying •by > commißslon
houses and shorts, - which was- based \u25a0 on « claims
that the wheat crop of > Manitoba : had - been se
riously* injured' by dry weather.: - For -a time
offerings were light. Toward 3 the i-: noon : hour
small holders took advantage •of k the bulge ' in
prices "to sell out and 1 aecure - profits and cash
houses also sold - freely, . presumably \u25a0 against
purchases In • tho : country ;• > This : caused '\u25a0 a quick
decline. The \u25a0 market. , however, ? soon » recovered
from -the - slump - on - renewed : buying \u25a0 by r shorts,
many \u25a0of whom • had • apparently • oversold -on ! the
market. The market closed -strong:- Septem
ber opened' a : shade .to M <H\ic higher at 93% c
to \u25a0 93% c, advanced to ' o4%c and then declined
to 1 93c.,, .The .close was : at 94@94%e. • 4 : -^v -r:
. Corn was steady.: September - opened a- shade
lower. to a shade higher, sold at's3%c'and then
declined to • 63c. The \u25a0 close \u25a0 was at 53% @
539& C. -.".'„- .••• ... ' \u25a0/ " ." •' U. •\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0; .-\u25a0•;(-.
.-.. Ther- was active trade- In •• oats. '\u25a0.- September
opened to %@%c -hlghor at 38%@
SR^c. : sold-between \u25a0 38Uc and 38%c@39c • and
closed strong at'3B%c. : \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 -' '\u25a0\u25a0 -. > .. t '
were steady.' September pork 1 was
up 10c, lard, was up 2%c and ribs were a shade
hljrher. .. ,j-V. ..:.;....-\u25a0 : .\u25a0 -. .- ..„.:-\u25a0••••
'• . The" leading futures' ran zed : as f ollows : P : » y* '
, Articles. . ' Open. 1 \u25a0 nigh: . ;; Low. i Close.
.'-Wheat—. ./-.. .: " \u0084.-., .'-,.: '...\u25a0\u25a0 -..J, ;%\u25a0- .• .
Ju1y.....'.:.. "91 , . 00% "OOU 01%
September.".: - 93% > 0414 C 93 ' ,04%
December--. .. •\u25a0- 07%- - 98% - - f>6%
May i. .-.:-.'..:.\u25a0. 102% . 1.02%: 101%, '102%
\u25a0 Corn '\u25a0::'\u25a0>>\u25a0''\u25a0\u25a0,\u25a0 .>-. :\-: «-\u25a0•,\u25a0.-•.-, \u0084 :\u25a0:-.;,
Julr;-rr.vrt-.7.': *53%; 5314. rr > 2%-."""52 ! 54
September. \u0084' S3>i ,". -53% . .53..
December.; ..- 51 y» .51%. \r>oV;\ r >OV; " 50%
•May : r.V.;Vr 52% 62* iF V.51%r ' ) 52%
• Oats— \u25a0 ": :-': -' \u25a0si \u25a0 I :•-\u25a0'.- - - .w=
May......... -:41%- :-" 41% , t4l -
September •: . \u25a0 88% . ' 30 •\u25a0 tj - -'\u25a0 ,".SV4 ' . 38%
July . . ..'. . .".' =i_ 43% : -. 43% :/ \u25a0\u25a0. 43% : :43%
December • ... ;.SO % -,-. 39% ,• 30 .. \u25a0 = 39%
7 -Mess pork, per -barrel \u25a0:.*- \u25a0 : -.\u25a0\u25a0-, \u25a0 -..
September: :.16.45 --16.45 •. 16.42%' • 16.42%
i^ard, per.- 100 pounds—' *\u25a0•*-\u0084\u25a0.\u25a0.- : \u25a0\u25a0•;?.-,;..„
September .. 8.92% ; "8.05 ' -8.00-- - ';8 95*"
0ctf>beri.:.....8.97% , 8.97%v.:8.97%. "8.97%
- Short ; ribs, . per. loo. pounds — _'. : .-..:.-
September .. 8.55-. 8.60 .. 8.55 ; 8.57%'
October "..-.. 8.50 ;\u25a0' .8.55; "8.50 8.50
' i\- "'\u25a0'\u25a0 Cath V GralnVand i •>•,.'
- The leading" cash ' quotations f were •as : follows:
Flour— steady. ;"' No. : 2 'spring; wheats 99c@51.01;
No. \u25a0; 3| -94@99c: ; No.^. 2 : red/ 00%<a91^ic; j N0. « 2
c0rn.' 53% r453%c; '. No. -2 • yellow, - 53% c; >\ No. . 2
oats. *43% c: No>, 2; whlte,^47%c; iNo.S3>whlte,
i 43ffi46%c : \ No.'; 2rrye,-;2 r rye,- ; 85c; \u25a0 good \u25a0 feeding » barley.
50@55c:. v falritocholce. maltinß,l6o@63c;sNo. 1
northwestern ; flax ; seed/: $1.22% ; > prime i timothy
seed, 54.05 : cloref," * contract \u25a0?• grades.'.. $15.50;
short - ribs,-; sides 3 (loose).' $5.37%@8.62% ; ; mess
pork, per barrel, $10.25@15.37% ;* lnrd, . per.i 100 i
pound*. *.: $8.72% ; ' sfort • clear « \u25a0; sides vj (boxed)," i
$8.75(39: whisky," basis of hleh:wines,^sl.3l. -« J
'.Articles:--' \u25a0 . • • : Receipts." Shipments. 1 ;
Flour, .barrels ;:......... -.. r 17,300 \u25a0 :<-;.20.f>n0 :
wheat, bushels r.~?rr;":rrr.*r* 31,200 \u25a0 .pa 5.8(t0
Corn,' * bushels.^. .:.*...-. ."... '.279,900 : \ :'"? 507,000
Oats. ( husbels - . \?r.L T. XiVl . 160,500 .' J % 116,900
Rye, bushels .V^r.-.;.:".:;-. "3,000 • .•?";: .V.";'.":.
Barley,, bushels -r;r: :'..'/..: 12,100 r. ;.. 2,200
Barley.ybushela - iTTVf.V.'rir: 12,100
Bui t cr, . Cheese ,- and . Eggn
f•• On the - produce . today i the '•butter -market i was
steady. >. Crea merles,"-* 21 <fi2sc:'» i dairies. .7- 18% %
22% c ;; eegs firm : '\u25a0- at > neart.'i cases ! included,"; I3ft|
14%c;": firsts, 14%c;>. prime firsts, r ;l3%c.' Cheese
steady;> 12@lfc. . "y , ; .V *'
Eastern ' LI vent ook Market
-"• CHICAGO, i July Z 18.^^Cattle^-Recelpt*. • 6.500.'.
Market' weak.* Bpeves.-$4.60@7.25; 'e0w5.H $1.50
@5.25: : heifera.l »2.«0@5.G0; f ca1re8,i»5.50(a7.25;
good .. to ;prlme steers,* ss. 7o@7.2s; -poor to me
dl'.im. |4.60@5.65; stocters aud feeders. . $2.80@ ;
5.10. '.f.- , /;. "'.:"\u25a0 ...• \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.;.\u25a0_. T -.-i \u25a0),'- .-\u25a0 >-•:.-.;;.'••;•,'\u25a0\u25a0
f-.Hojjs— Receipts. -25.000. •.".: Market .' steady Hto
strong.** Light.. $5.70@6.10; mixed. : $5.65@G.05;
heavy. $5.25@5.87% ; nr0ngb,"=: $5.2505.85; t pip),-.
$5.40@6.05; good, to: choice heavy ,T ss. 7s@s.S7J3.'
i:-Bbeep^ReeeliHs,*; 10,000.'^Market*woafc.'-SiNa
tives.'t- $3.75(?j(i : • \u25a0\u25a0- westerns,' j ; $4@6; r"* yearlings,"
$G@7; lambs, ; $5.75@7.60; ; westerns,"^ $5.70@7\-
l<os Ansrclcs ;. Market
LOS: ANGELES,, July:: 18.— Brisk itrarjiog; wa»
the ; feature -at > the.' produce? market i today. -y Eggs
. were-; firm a eren \ at -fi, the,' advanced v, price/ * tli In
being ; because^ receipts I yesterday s were ; not V equal
;to • the ? demand;'? As » high S asl 27c i was J paid for
a ; first I class | consignment \ toda y't but I the \ average
price :• Is * 24c/i A "; sharp \ advance \ln \ butter jls i ex
' pected " before ?, Saturday.'^.: Dealers \ Altleti_ ass", to
what, ; the :.' new i figure t, should f- be/* bat '; most t of
them , favor • raising ': the % price - 2 while | oth
ers ;want' It', raised ?7%c.» Northern'seheeseSatd
\u25bcanCed ;\u25a0£ V4"c i* today. 'The ;• condition '; of -=\u25a0 the j po
tnto market .; is not ' satisfactory^ because," much
of 1 the \u25a0 best < stocks ; were < shipped \to I other i mar
kets k where i better I prices X prevail,":- leaving 3 only
a- second i grade , stock \ here."? New , sweet : pot&toos
from V Coacbella ) were offered J today ? t or 1 the i fltat
time iat 10c 1s = pound. Ths \u25a0 demand " for , poultry
exceeded j- ths <\u25a0 supply "and ' prices stiff «ned «m
c0rd1ng1y.;,;,•;•.„..,.,;\u25a0: >\u25a0\u0084 . ... ... ; •->. ...
-,; Produce - receipts— Eresl '.'.- 229 •' cases: butter,
10.800 » pounds ; £ : potatoes, * 1,087 i sacks \ \u25a0'. onions,
"The < following ; . prices V Indlests ths i srrera«e
condition of; the 'market: • ' \u25a0 " "\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0'- '*
: Epgs— LocaKranch eandlsd. ssleeted, 25c j local
ranch, ; ease connt, \u25a0! 22«." \u0084- .
. Butter— Creamery «xti«s.sT%e; creamery
firsts, \u25a0; Boc;£dalry^24OaJr- - - " • -\v
\ Cheese — Northern & fresh, • l«e: anchor : large.
18c: anchor Yotmr America. 19c: band cheeao,
anchor,,brand.,<2oe; 1 eastern; singles. v 18® 19c:,
eastern \u25a0 twins. • 18c; eastern > Cheddars, ie©lß%c;
eastern . long bom, • 19o ; : eastern daisy, ; 19c : I Swiss
Imported," 880 ; - Swiss ' domestic, 23e ; ) limbnrger,
13C." \u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0":\u25a0 '.\u25a0.;;\u25a0'\u25a0">\u25a0';-•\u25a0 \u25a0,"•«'"\u25a0.---.-•\u25a0 • >\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0.\u25a0'"•:;•:.\u25a0• :..\u25a0,\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.;•
:Potatoes"(*ewt)— New 'stock Burbanks. ; :f2.2s
@2.50; -- nsw sarly v rose.' '• 2.25 ; ' Bliss •. early •, trl
umph * (new).l J2.28." \u25ba, \u25a0•: ' -,-.. . ". -,
;--\u25a0; Onions — Imperial -i Bermudas, . $3.50 • sack; ; sil
,versklns, t; $3.25^. new (-. red, * $8.50 ': per \u25a0- 100 lb«;
garlic. *.B®9c:,CMU<;svaporatod. 11012 c; sun
««ed. 14Q15c;r ground. ,12% c; Mexican ; bulk, ;
\u25a0\u25a0 Beans :(a ewt)— PinkVNo. 1 ,. $3; Lima ; No. 1
li«ss ; 9o;:'Lad)r:',Wftablnfton}Ko.>l,'' $3;- Lady
Washington '- small • white .No. 1, - $3.40; * black
e J«. "^5-60@6.60; ' garran»a«, . $3 .8018fc . lentils,
12%@15c lb.v',.:: '.- ; • \u25a0•- -- ' ' -I--. :,<= : '
- Poultry— Buying . prices^ Uve v weight, a * lb—
Br?u?».;B r? u ?». ; 111 1 lb .' to « 1 \i '. lbs, i not wanted ; ; 1% <to
2% •- lbs. » 18c; i fryers - under ' 3 Clbs. J 18c 1 roast
; ers,'- 3ior ; more ; lbs, t 16c; c hens. 12c; \u25a0 sUgs and
old roosters, - Bc ; « turkeys, '^ heavy, 17c : ? turkeys,
lights not wanted;' ducks,- lie: geese,*- 10c; squabs
and pigreons, $1:00 . to : $1.76 •a • dosen. v ', ,~ : - V
.'Poultry,- selling .prices — Frozen .dressed . east
ern; stock, a *lb:-:H*ns.t=ie@17c;- young; roost
ers, .19%c;> fryerv- l»c;- broilers,- 26c ; Uorkeys.
old:totns,-21%c;»young toms , 22c; hens, <27%c;
geese,:- lTc;'duckis,-^lße.r»;, .. ' i
,;goney (a lb)— Comb water white, 1 lb frames,
15@16c; t light amUr, : 13@14c; extracted - water
white. 60 lb cans, ,7©7%c| Might . amber, . 6o. lb
MISCELL-AXEOUS HABKETS
\u25a0 - .- Vofdfjni j Fulbks . \u25a0 'i \u25a0
'. -."> -\u25a0 ;\u25a0- Lnrsßrooit*'-'
r u ,' : - '-;- July. r :"«s«pt.'-^''- : Deo;
C1051n» : ;..r.. ........ ./T 2%' 7 Z%~ 76%
-' L^-- - ' :\u25a0' " / .O:.' ;\u25a0
.Wh*«t— • , < July. : Nov.-Feb.
Openings ....;.. .«27 25 - '.-. 23 70
Closing .................... 27 25 £3 70
•f Flour— \u25a0 - ..,..\u25a0-."\u25a0\u25a0"-\u25a0 . \u25a0 - .
Opening - .\u25a0.'.'... ; . . . 84 85 " 81 30
Closing ."...............-.... ! 84 85 ;. ,31 30
Liverpool Grain ; Market
LIVEBPOOL, : July 18.— Wheat— Spot quiet
No. 2 red winter, I :7s- l%d.- Futures
steady; July 7s/2%d.r. September, ,7s 3%d; De
cember, 7s . 5%d. :.•'.'\u25a0 .-,: .
-''- Corn — Spot quiet.' Hess dried, . ss;ioldi old north
ern, 5s 2%d. quiet; July • nominal;
September,: 4a 10% d. . ., * . :;\u25a0•.;.: -. - ;:
St. Lsnls Wool Market
ST.' LOUIS. July IS.— Market steady- : medium
grades, combing f and.' clothing, 25@26c; light
fine, 22@23c;7heaTy'flne,-17@18c; tub washed,
24@S6c. \u25a0 i } '\u25a0 - :\u25a0<;>-:\u25a0 \u25a0 - •
, Xorthern AA'heat . Market
_v ;\u25a0; . •r^~:i^.' OREGON J -'-.-^"'-"''.--. ". i '
PORTLAND,- Ore., -July 18.^-Club,< S6c; blue
stem, 88c; red,' 84c: valley, -B«c..
': - . .'"'WASHINGTON
' TACOM A, July 18.— Market unchanged ; blue
stem, 86c; red,. 84c; ; club, .82c.
Xorthern Basilicas
SEATTLE, July ,18.— Clearings, V |1,690,514 i
balances. $189,712. ••
r : TACOMA, * July , 18.— Clearings, |835,963; bal
ances, $57,472. , . \u25a0 '
- PORTLAND, \u25a0 July : W.— Clearings." $1,241,140;
balances, \u25a0 $189,230. ; . : --\u25a0'... :.* -.- ,
SPOKANE, July IS.— Clearings, 1865,127; bal
ances, $113,801: \u25a0•\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0-.- •: -.-\u25a0\u25a0-. ,
LOCAL MARKETS
.. Exchange nnd Ilulllon
The America Mara. took: for Hongkong a treas
ure list of $28,500, consisting of $28,000 In sliver
bullion and $500' in Mexican dollars. : "-'-'.:;\u25a0
Quick ". exchange , on . London -is higher. , The
Bank \u25a0of : England rate ' of. discount ' remains un
changed. ' .- <\u25a0 • '.\u25a0 j -.
'.:\u25a0•: '.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 LOCAL ' ': • :"\u25a0'\u25a0_\u25a0:.:
Sterling exchange, 00. day5. ;..... — <<J4.84i4
Sterlings exchange, ; sight. ;r:..V:.- \u25a0— .©4.87%
Sterling exchange,-, cab1e5.'......."-, — <gi4.BS%
New Tork | exchange.-slght. ;.'.".:. — : @""io'-.
New- York: exchange, telegraphic. . ' — ' \u25a0 @ : : 12%
Silver, -iper 0unce...'...". :.\u25a0\u25a0-...'.".'.• 68%@" — \u25a0\u25a0 -
Mexican, dollars.-; n0mina1.. !...... — &jj •— •'\u25a0-.
r - - j > CONTINENTAL ' .
New York . on "" Paris. .'..-.. .'.. y . .....:.'.... 516%
New York . on Mexic0. .'..:..... \u25a0' 2(10%
Paris . on ; London : -..".-. ,\ ... : i ..'.•...'..;;.., 25 A 6
Berlin on London: .V; .~.v:v: :~. . . .::". .... .20.40%
\u25a0/'.; AMieat and Other Grnlnsj
•• Wheat— Paris 'and ','* Liverpool , futures were
both, higher. \u25a0 Chicago -advanced ' ; %c. The San
Francisco ' market was • quiet ' and ; not - materially
changed. " It f-waß.f -waB . reported on ,'change that some
fanners who \u25a0 arc"' in * heed of , ready.'monpy , are ac
ceptioe the bids of. millers and selllns new, wheat
at from2%c to sc:per ctl below;the old grain.
The I official | report | of. the", minister lof agricul
ture; of n Hungary - for July ; places i the yield •\u25a0, of
wheatiat .117,600,000 . bufhets, ) compared -with : a
crop. last, year of. 190.000.000 and 157.000,000 two
years -, ag0.1-.Thls •_ estimate - is s considered '. < very
bearlsh.vas; lt, shows *' much larger > yield ! thau
was ' expected, and , as .a. -result: there -was -.'.free
selling. in Budapest, the curb.Bhowing;a- decline
Of I%C. -. *~ '•' \u25a0'•\u25a0 -;':•\u25a0'. - '.? ' \u25a0\u25a0•;\u25a0\u25a0
:.:,.• '--. CASH ; WHEAT i' •"\u25a0 V '- .'
California club, $1.52%®1.55: '•\u25a0 do - mlllinp.
$1.57%; California white. Australian, $1.67%®
1.72%; lower, grades of California, $1.25@1.42'%;
northern 'club, nominal; northern blues tern, nom
inal; northern red, nominal.
. .: '.'_..• 10:30 . a. : . m. ; Session
;. No transactions. . \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0:'\u25a0"\u25a0."•'
• Barley — There were sales *of \u25a0 feed yesterday
within the * quoted \u25a0 range : for , good . to •' choice.
Otherwise "there was notbtog • new, . Receipts
were very, light. '\u25a0. = \u0084.."'-"\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0..,>-.>-:; :; : >.- ,^ -\u25a0
\u25a0r~~ ;- - ;-,.; ~ CASH - BARLEY - : - : ~ \u25a0 - r .
..Good to choice feed. spot,-.51.22%@1.26U:
common to 'fair, $1. 17 %@ 1.20 .per ctl;: brewing
and shipulng, $1.27% per \u25a0 ctl ; chevalier, $1.25(&
1.40 . per ctl. ..;;.\u25a0.,,..
..: \u25a0 • FUTURES' \
. 10:30 a.m. \ Session :
Open.' High. Low. .-Close..
December ; . . . . . . .$1 .27,! $1 .27% \u25a0 $1 .27 • $1 .27%
: OatSr-A'gale.of choice white at $1.45 was re
ported on yesterday: ; Otherwise ;,= there
was nothing new, the market still being dull and
devoid of , feature. . .- ->r •• ;.,?-' / \u25a0'- • • =\u25a0 . v -
; Good 'i to : choice red , for seed. $1.50@1.55: : for
feed.', $1.40(^)1.45; ; common . : to , fair. . $1.37% ;
white. $1.40@1.55: ."old blaek^ for seed. - $1.60®
I.7s: i gray.; nominal at $1.3501.42%. / .
.- s. C»rn —^There ; is :. nothing .• whatever.: new ,to re
port'ln this market. -It continues very.*dull.> >.'
\u25a0 California v small round . $1.00@1.65;
large yellow, $1.50(^1.55; white, nominal; west
ern state, sacked yellow, guaranteed dry. $1.50@
1.55 spot and $1.50 to arrive; mixed, to arrive,
$1.47% ; vwhlte Egyptian, ' $1.33 ; brown Egyptian,
$1.25. \u25a0-_\u25a0 ' ' ": '\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0< ' '-.:\u25a0 \u25a0• ' > .:: «."\u25a0 ;'-\u25a0-./ \u25a0 :"-•• -'
Rye— 51.45<ai.50 per ctl for. California." .'
Flour Aud Farinaceous (Roodn - .
> '• Flour— California family I 1I 1 extras. ?.'55.20@5. 70
net,' without' discount; bakers'* extras." $5.20@
5.45 ;" superfine, • $4. 10@4.30; '. Oregon ? and -Wash
lnston.per bbl, $4.00(§;5.20 for family and $4.25
@4.so;f orient off. . ' \u0084\ : \u25a0•\u25a0 :.-.- ._.
C Varlnaeeous :• Goods— Prices <in '\u25a0[ packages, * net
cnxa, no ' discount, are' as \u25a0 follows: Graham 1 flour
$3 per 100 lbs: rye f10ur."53.40; rye mea1.; 53.20;
rice \u25a0 flour," $7.20; • corn -. meal,"> $2.73 : 1 extra-; cream
d0.~;53.40;' oat; meal. $4.10:; oati groats, t 54.30;
hominy,'- $3.40@3.C0;, buckwheat " flour, . $4;
cracked .wheat. ;> $3.50: farina, *v $4.20: ;• whole
wheat: flour. $3.20; -. rolled oats,-,'. bbls. : $6@7.25;
in sarks, j $0.50<&6.75: i r011ed ; wheat. ": bbls, « $4.30;
In j sacks, > $3.80 ;< pearl barley r> $5.40 ; I split peas,
boxes, $0; green peas,' $s; per. 100 lbs.. /-. %\u25a0/
Hay nnd 5 Feeds tuffs
\u25a0'' Hay — The demand i for the'veryVchoieesti wheat
is -bo brisk I and I the ; receipts of » lt* are ; bo '\u25a0 small
that the r.price i bag , again \ advanced ,i to : $20, : : at
which ; figure several ' cars t sold ; yesterday.-. .\ TUe
medium and { lower grades , rema in : unchanged.' \u25a0"**< ~g
\u25a0"i The ; northern steamer .yesterday i brought '• down
light ' arrivals * of ,; f eedstuffs^ \u25a0. These r descriptions
remain : us . previously ; stated. • ; •
v Bran— slo©22'p* r; ton. - ':"\ - V
Middlings— J27@3o per 'ton. V r
"Khorts— s2o@22.so.per*ton.;:" f T!. >
Feedstuff s— Boiled \ .barley; '\u25a0[ J27@2S; * " mixed
feed,"? ?21 @24; \u25a0 oilcake meal,< nominal; :. co'coanut
cake or. meal r at t mills.': $25 \ ln ilO and $23.30 ;In
5 ton , lots ; ; Jobbing,' $26 ; corn * meal," • $32 ; . cracked
corn,?; %ZZ;p broom •, corn^feed."^ 9oc@sl, per ctl;
alfalfa | meal, carload 10t5," 520.50; Jobbing, $21.50
per ton; mealfalfa^ s2o.so; jobbing,; s2l.6o. i \
,/ Hay—New^ wheat, r sl2@lß ;. old crop^-Cboice
wheat, f $18@20 ;\u25a0'\u25a0 per \u25a0 \u25a0 ton ; \u25a0« good S: wheat.'i $15@
17.50; i other 'grades ; wheat/- $10(gl4; .wheat ,and
oat, - $10@16 ; I tame oat.'^ $10@16 ; ".volunteer I wild
oat/sloftil2; alfalfa, $S@l4; stock, $B@lo per
ton. ">J -T. .. \u25a0\u25a0 ::~-.-U ••<••.!\u25a0 :",-~ ::-;*\u25a0- •^\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0r"" \u25a0\u25a0,-.;\u25a0..
*?:: Straw-r-60@00c per, bale. ..' '. '•".'.'•', ' > " "
Btnnn and Seeds
:;.\u25a0 Dealers , con t latie •. to i report 7a ; steady ,to 'I firm
market for , beaus,\ with \u25a0\u25a0 all '\u25a0 prices unchanged, r '
— BeansUper ctl)— Bayos,is3.2s@3.3orpea." $3®
3.23 ; small ; white,' f 2.Ss623 r J large white;; s2.(>o(<j!
2.70; s plnk.l $2.C3@2.75; r red, « $3.25@3.50; : 1ima*/
$5.20@5.30:".red; kidney*."' $3.2s@3.so;Sblaekeyev
$4.90<&5;~ butter, $4.50@5V horse r* beans, >$2<§B
2.25 ; is cranberry - beans, . -\u25a0'\u25a0 $3.75@4 ; f-i Garvanzas,
-.:, Seedß-^-Brown , mustard,' ? 2(g2 %c N yellow : mus
tard.*' 6c:* flaxseed, 4 52.90(33; ; canary,^ 4V4@4%c;
alfalfa,-' loc ; 1 rape,-» 1 14 @3T£c ; ; timothy,- nominal ;,
hcmp.l 4% (§~k;- millet, » 2%c • pcr ' lb; - broom i cor»
seed^slß(f<;2o'per}ton/;C- -*-..-- -^-. .---;• t :<
f Dried peas-^AU kinds 'are nominal. "->. :
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetable*
• f .There \u25a0 were } cont lnued * heaTy | arrivals fof I pota
toes* frwn jl var^cms * sections J and ? with 6 a 2 heavy
cartr-oTerLfromitlie'^preceding; day; in •first; hands
the j market-, was decidedly 1 weak .It with; prices; low
and I unsettled. ;•\u25a0 Receivers "of Routhem 1 stock 1 wer«
still? ask ius!s2.soa^ cental^ and Seven jhlsrherlfor
the I best|lots,lwhlle 'nothing I from? the) riTer 4 sold
OTerj 2c.«aij pound j and t the slatteKprice swag j really
the I top I for I general : offeringrs.-feTfee i red iTarleties
wore .reryt dnu -jearly^ rose * being ipnictlcallyjqn
«a.labie. M Conditions I In | the i onlon\ market awere
similar to those; in; the potato, line and 'there was
no stability; to prices for; anything. -,\ rjr-- .: ',
. s Kverything f in i the iregetable * 1 Ine > was ' in i free
supply, and ; of .-; the •' principal *t descrip
tions 1 were ; still * pointing | downward, fr Tomatoes, 3
peppers and •: egg \u25a0 plantlwere all i lowtf.j and ieates
of all.other descriptions at the outsfde quotations
were limited- .\u25a0\u25a0-..\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0:.\u25a0..--. \u25a0\u25a0 - \u0084.\u25a0...'•\u25a0\u25a0•.•:.'.• •.•\u25a0^l
-Potatoes' (per! ctl)— New crop- Burba nks, $1.75
@2.so ; i early ; rose, : nominal ; \u25a0 garnet chiles. $2.25
:- f - . Onions— New - red, - r $2.60©2.85 • per : sack ; < new
yellow, -$2.85i33: per; ctl;^: Australian;^ $3.50 psr
\u25a0 cental."'. ;•.-• : :.. ."•\u25a0.--. : -.. ..v -\u25a0-. r^^^\u25a0\u25a0f- : - '-.-.;, : : ;,;.;
.--'>'. Vegetables— Asparagus',-' 6@loc ; per '* lb*: V rhu
barb, • ?1@1.25 per. box; > green peas, >2@3%c per
lb; f tomatoes./ 50@75c j for ' small: and t $1 .50@2
for. large; boxes:; string* beans. l%(33%e> per lb;
; wax I beans, 1 2®4c I pcr ' lb ; lima I beans, 1 8@9c psr
I lb; snmtner,: squash,.- 50@75c • per box: ; etfg -plant,
$1.70^2 per box; green peppers, $1® 1.50 for, bell
and t"3c@sl ', for > chile: '- cucumbers, , 50@75c » per
box; ' okra. ; $1.25Q1.00> per -box;: garlic.' ,3Q
4c per lb. for new;. cabbage, 151.50l $1.50 per ctl; caull- 1
flower, v sl@l.£s per : dozen; ' green -. cosn.i $1.60Q ;
2.50 . per .-.; sack and .$3 ; per j. crate; "marrowfat
squash, 2c per lb. :.- :,
Poultry and •- Game
- There was continued all ' around dullness !n the
poultry; market . yesterday i and -j the I only ; articles
that received f any . marked • attention j from ; buyers
were small broilers: and extra large young* chick
ens, t which iras - usual- were In \ limited - supply.
The market was badly overstocked with 'medium
slsed' chickens, mich as small young roosters; fry
ers ' and ; ordluarj^hens,* and prices • for : those , de
scriptions i were weak f; and r ; Irregular. I', Atl ith«
cjose ' there * was - an : unusnaUy : heavy _• surplus ' re
maining. In 'first hands. . .
(per dowsn)— Hens.- $4.50@5 for. small.
$5.50(30.50 for large ands7@7.so for extras; old
roonter*. i J4@S: s ronnjr roosters. . Se.CO^'.SOriflo.
extra -larse. $B@9; ? fryers. ;\u25a0 $4@s: v larsre hrotl
f;rs. i $3^3.60; a small 3 broilers, ,- «2.80@3; •\u25a0> ducks,
jr>@6 j for. yonng | and " $4^4.50 -for ; old; * piseons,
?1.25@1150: >; squabs. ,. $1.75@2; s geese. • per
pair;, goslings,*: $1.75 per ; pair. : .- : !\u25a0 ;-'.-. ; r '
-' Game— Nominal. ! ' . X , • •
Butter, Cheese and I TSxte
'The market for eggsand dairy produce Is run-
R ing along in the same old monotonous - groove,
the bulk < at ; the \u25a0 trading • from day -to day being
local * In , character and confined to the filling lof
small \u25a0 orders for ; Immediate : routine • needs. %- All
of the strictly fin* butter. that comes, to hand Is
readily ;, cared , for : and . what > local 1 chees* arrives
flads a ready, market at sUff prices. The feeling
in eggs is one of easiness because of tha compe
tition of ensap eastern stocks, which, as already
stated. Is In • burdensome supply. nThe , btst ; but
ter: sold off %c a pound on the; exchange yestec-'
day, . and .there was a ' tlmllar • decline In • fancy
flat \u25a0 cheese.' L , :\u25a0 '•'\u25a0: •> - . , .
. Business on ;the exchange was as follows:
2 Butter— 2o; ; cases^ot. extras ( atr26%e;-80 at
25% c and 10 at,2o%^f. r -:-,-\u25a0 7 >
Cheese — 60 fancy flats sr- 15c iand 25 at 14"ic.
— Eggs— 24c bid and 25c asked for extras. "-•-'
Receipts were • 32,200 1- lbs r butter, - 4,300 * lbs
cheese and ,700 cases eggs..' ".:., ._• .: '•
\u25a0 The s following: are the official quotations as
established V by ,' sales,': bids and ' offers "on the
fionr ..of., the i dairy, exchange: ? / ' * '.- •
Butter-^-Fresh creamery,? extras, ' 25% c; per lb,
P. 1 ? 1 ] "&0 flr 8 * B .^ 25c.H fflrm ; - seconds. 24c. firm ;
thirds, \u25a0; 23c, firm; packing stock.' firm at 23c ; for
No. 1 snd 22% c for- No. 2; eastern. ladle packed,
extras. 1 21 %c, ; firm : do firsts. '\u25a0 21c, firm. -
vheese-^-Fancy California new. flats,» 14% c per
lb, > firm ; •- firsts, \u25a0. 14c, "f firm : ' new young r Americas.'
fancy, 16e.* firm; .firsts. -15c.' firm; fancy, Oregon,
; lo%c, • firm; ; New -York storage, fancy, 18% c,
; firm.>> \u25a0 ''\u25a0-: \u25a0\u25a0• •- . \u25a0 \u25a0'. : .-. "\u25a0 \u25a0• \u25a0 .-\u25a0 . . '
j - Eggfl^-Califorala -. fresh . extras, 24%e per "doz,
steady; firsts," 24c, 5 \u25a0: steady; _ seconds, . : l9^c,
steady;, thirds -19c. steady; fresh eastern, steady
at 19% c for firsts and 17c for seconds. \u25a0 7
\u25a0, DMdnoiu and Citrng Frulti
, Yesterday was 'one of : the dullest "days experi
enced; by wholesale fruit handlers in a long time
and except for the usual spurt In. the early trade
buying: in all lines was confined to tlie narrowest
possible ; limits. -\u25a0 Quotations varied -but -slightly
from the last report,', but with receipts up to the
average ,It • was . Impossible ' to « effect ? clearances
and ; large \u25a0 lines :of \u25a0 small •. tree * fruits . bad \u25a0 to be
held, over .'''.Berries from 'some sections continued
to 1 arrive *In \u25a0:- poor i condition : and ; prices - bad • a
wide range : in \u25a0 consequence. Canners and syrup
makers : were still \u25a0\u25a0 liberal '\u25a0 buyers -of soft : stock
and . kept i the . market \u25a0 well . cleaned - up. Melons
And- citrus ; goods were in \u25a0' free • supply and T easy
at unchanged quotations... -• v v.. \u0084 •. -..-,
Berries — Strawberries,— $s<§B " per ~ chest "for
Longworths, : $B@lo for Cheneys and $s@B ' for
the -large varieties: raspberries, $s@lo per chest:
blackberries, $3@5 per. chest $4.50
@8 per chest for red and $2@4 for black. \u25a0-
;•.'\u25a0: Cherries^— Sl .25 per box- for packed and 10@15c
per ?Ib; for," loose." ::;:,... ....-.- \u25a0
;\u25a0-• Apricots— sl.2s@l.so for boxes and $1.50@1.75
for crates;. ln Imlk. o@7c per-lb." -.'.'» >•
/ . Apples '< tper • box>— Knncy. . $1. 13@1 .r,n : . com .
mon.to choice, 60?fi$l:; crabapples,'7s@9oc for
small and $1.25@1.50 -for- large, v ' . -'-
' Pears-^Bartletts,? $1.25@2' per box'; . in bulk,
$35ffiC0 person: -. -\u25a0 .;- • • < . ;
: Fies — Drawers and.simrle layer boxe*.' flO@7sc;
double ' layer; boxes. ;Bsc@sl: :large boxc3. . .
: Melons— Cantaloupes,' $"J.50@3; for* .pony and S3
@3.Co,for}standard,crates: river, nutmegs, $2.50
per. box; : : watermelonß,;si:so(g3 per dozen. ' '
.--\u25a0• Peaches— Free; boxes. > 50c@$l; -lugs, ; $1.25®
1.40 for. small and $2- for large.:' ; '\u25a0-. .\u25a0:,:\u25a0 :\u25a0.'.
\- Pluins^-7r>o(gl.iO per^liojc' or orate; larpe I
' boxep. -51.50@1.. i>;iptr. ton,- 530@37.50; ; prunes.
$1.25@1.50 per orote.
. Grapes— sl.so@2; per crate,* as .to variety.
.- - Citrus- - FnTltK :-\u25a0 (per r' box)— Seedling - oranges '
$I.so<f£2.fifl: ,Valenclas. $3..'.o«s4:^Mediterranean i
Bwepts,. $2.50^3; lemons.- s4@s ; . for fancy, $2.30
@3.G0 <for,< rboice-i nnd * $i.,"0@2 »-for t : standard;
grapefruit,:; s3@3.2s for : seedless; limes, $4Q5.
f .-Tropical — Banana*.- $1^c1. 75 per 'bunch
for ; Hawnliah f and - : $3@;3.50 ' for Central Ameri
can ; ; pineapples, r $2:5Q@4 j>er \u25a0 dozen. -? /- •
Dried ' Frnltii. ; Knlalnn. Nats" and ' llnnrj
i'.CKvery thins V continues^ flrm;-:/wlth -prices ' un
changed ? and \u25a0' holders ; Ueetlnlng •to make ; conces
sions. \u25a0-:\u25a0£* :~*--- r-u.'-."'-"-". •\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0;•\u25a0-;•\u25a0->\u25a0 • \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 .j ..-,.<• j.;.
\u25a0-"-! Fruits— New' "apricots,"" 23@2Cc': evaporated
apples; spot/6%^57M(C;. peaches,' old 1 , 10@12%c;
new' crop, l.lVl<&l4c:^new . : crop : flgs • Z^StTtr
prunes,- 4 6lze basis. 3% @4%c; ; large sizes. . 4U
@sc: .^ FutureV deliveries of ..the 1007 , crop-are
selling .to packers \ ; at 4% @oc , per lb, \u25a0*, 4 size
basis. >...;-. '.' : .:\u25a0':..;...... .-: ..-. . ; .- -- . .
Raisins— Nominal, cleaned' up.- Quotations -for
the l»07i crop are >7@9c for -seeded. 6%<5?7U C
for.-, loose «%(g9. for seedless 'snl
tanas,-=,51.50@1.70 'for London' layers and S^ia
3.50f0r clusters: - ::^ < : ". ,,,. \u0084.,.\u25a0 .-*-**
: "\u25a0\u25a0 Nuts— Almonds, • nonpareils,' 17%@lSc; I • X • L
16%<sJ18c;;ne plus ultra, '16@18c;5Drakes.' *13%
@14c; Languedocs,: 13%Q14c; hanlshell, : OQlOc
Walnuts 1 (jobbing prices* — Softshell, 13(310 for
No. 1 and' l2@ 13c for «No. 2;ltalian chestnuts
s@Sc- per 3lb.'. ..\u25a0-"\u25a0\u25a0 V : .. . : '
'-;\u25a0\u25a0 Honey — New., white, comb; :10@17c; water
white extracted,- ,7%c; > nmber, A 5%<2;6c per , lb. \u25a0
. '. : ' '*•- \u25a0 ProvfHiona L - \u25a0
.-.Trade" Is normal : for. thl3 time' of. the year the
market '- rules . steady .:. and quotations rim alonz
without: change from day to day/,".- - .>•*,.
Cured Meats— Bacon, :13Hc"per.Ib for heavy
ir»'^44ls%c* for! liirbt; medium. 10% c for light
17@17%c r for- extra. tlsbt- and 19@21c for supar
cured ; ; dry > salted -sides, ,14c:- bellies. 14%iai5o
eastern I sugar | cured I hams. 1 174517%e: California
hams,* lo%o: = mess, beef. \u25a0,s!) pen. bbl : extra mess
$9.50; ' family, ; $10: ' prime i mess pork." $24 : ! extra
clear, r $27 ; < mess," $25 ; \u25a0 pig : pork. ; $28 ; pigs* feet ~
$5; smoked beef, ;i4c per; Hi. \u25a0- . - \u25a0
; Lard— Tierces quoted :at .9%c for California
compound, r 9%c for 1 eastern cempound and 1 1 %c
for - pYre; - half"* barrels,"* pure,' 11 ->4c; 50 \u25a0 lb - tins
ll%c;:10 Ib:tlns,";l2iic;-5.1b tlns,l2a,c; : 3 lb
tins, 12% c. :\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0»-•-".
'',. Cottolene-^-One i half barrel, ll?6c; '. three half
barrels,' 11 Vic;: one tierce, ll%c; two tierces,
: lie; nve tierces, 10% c.
Hides, * Tallow, [..Wool astd \ Hops
, Hides— Culls " and , brands 'sell \u25a0 about r "%(aic "un
der quotations.-.:- Heavy - salted '- steersi • lie ; me
dium, 10c; light,' 9%c; cow hides, o%c for heavy
9%ct. for? light; "stays: Sc: salted,; kip. 10% c;
salted iveal,yl3c:. salted calf.: 13%c;- dry" hides..
19c: h dry . kip,' 18c; . dry "calf, 23c: > nheepsklns.
shearlings, v 20@50c '> each ; \u25a0 short • wool, , 60@S5c
each; medium; 90c@$I;: lons > wool. '$1.15@1.50;
horsehides, shH. :$3 for \u25a0 large, $1.75©2 • for me
diuui nnd $1(51.5u. for small;:- horsehides." j, dry."
$2(§2.so ; for : larpe and $1.25((|2 \u25a0 for . medium,' 50c
©$1 > for small and \u25a0, 25@50c ' for \u25a0 colts : deerskin*,
dry s Mexican.^ 36 %<gsnc; -pickled: do, -33c: -dry
salt-do,; 29c: Mexican dry hides. 19c:'drysalt <10.
1 5c ; ;'. do."j 17c ; - noa tsk liib, prime » angora,
75c; , extra > large .'do.:. $1.50;. • larger 35 <g 45c; - me
dium.^ 30&3."> c; small, ;20<S2oc. ':
Tallow — No. ! I' rendered. ?s@sVic; No. : 2, 4@
4%e: 'grease/ 2@3%c. " \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.-. V j -: -v '.;\u25a0'•\u25a0-'
:\u25a0!-. Wool — Sprlnc * clip, ' Humboldt ; and ' Mendoclno,
8 • months,-; 23@24c ; :>\u25a0 do. ? year's • staple. . 24@25c ;
northern tfree,* 2l@24c; f do.4 defective.^lS(<£2otr:
San ' Joaquln i and \u25a0 southern," lSglGc ; ,'. Nevada, •15
QlS%Ciper'lb..'' .\u25a0--;.\u25a0;> :,.-:.- • --.-r -.v -\u25a0/.:\u25a0."
\u25a0'Hops — Prices?. to cnnvers are as follows: 1906
s@7c for \u25a0 fair to; choice : \u25a0 1907,-. 10@llc per lb. :
Meat-. '- Market
Prices seem pretty ..well --estabilKhed,'- for -they !
have i made ' no \u25a0 change 1 for.; some ' time." i" Arrival's
are kept without bounds and stuck Is not allowed ;
to accumulate. >.'...\u25a0.. rr I.'1 .' . * \u25a0- : - .
;\u25a0- >HRESSED* MEATS
r * Slaughterers'. x rates -. to . dealers are . as follows:
*-. Beef — 6%@7c • per lb , for; steers , and 5%@6%c
for-cows: .-:.,---\u25a0,;..::\u25a0 • '.-__' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;-\u25a0 ._\u25a0...- >- , r ... _.-.
- -.Veal— 6% @Sc . : for :- large' and 8%@0%c for
email. . \u25a0 ' ;\u25a0.* -»-,'- <\u25a0
;?. Mutton— lo%c 'for; wethers,; 9% @loc: for ewes.
- ; Lamb T : -Sprlnß:-12§12%c 1 per. lbr - •-• r ~i ; ; Vr v>
\u25a0"•Dressed 'Hogs— ll%(fsl2c per?lb.- ' •\u25a0-. ' -^v,.
\u25a0 '- - : : \u25a0- •-\u25a0 '-rl-r 1 -' j : -J LIVKSTOCK 'MARKET : ',*- - ' : .
- >\u25a0 Thei following.' quotations - are 2 for '; good, ~ sound
livestock," delivered inlSau' Francisco, .less 50 per
cent « shrinkage < for i cattle : %< "- i *•: \u25a0. '\u25a0' -"-V. !;>! ;>- -' • \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0•
\u25a0s Cattle— rSteere,".- No. I/* Bc; ' second quality,'- 7@
7%c; ; third? quality." 6@r.%c; cows and heifers.
7(gi7%cifor]No."'il, second -quality ; 6c," third qual
ity . : s%'c;>bulls;'and' stags." 3@3%c."V.i-,v- \u25a0- "'. .-.'• .>>\u25a0\u25a0
W Calves^-5c % peri lb i for ; light. , 4 %c : f or "medium
• and '; 3%c; for j heavy i (gross, weight);-" . , >•\u25a0
:?. Sheep-^Wetherß.-is(B6ciper: lb; - ewes, * 4% a
! s%c, (gross weight): .-' .. •\u0084 - . -^
Lambs — Sprlujr., 6<s?6'Ac. ' -' -"' : £B>*9el
.^Hogs— loo to 200 H». 7%c!per 1b; 200 and np^
ward, i 6% (gfTe ; | boars," s0 • per; cent: : stags." Zo6£ 40
per \ cent 1 apd ; sows 1 10(^20 ;; per ; cent< off ij from
above quotations.. '\u25a0:-- •^•'\u25a0.;^ • * -',\- .' •'
General Merchandise
Bngs— San £Quentin,*J7%c:<Rraln bags, June-
July,- B%c; \u25a0 wool , baßs." 42'.4@44V5<"; | fleece twln^'
1 lc ; i f ruit i bags, 17 % «f S^c ,• for; cotton \u25a0 and i %¥> %
B»ie^f_or.'-juH». — - • . "- ..• -«~j ;
- - «>>al^-Penn!«ylTauia i an tlirncifp l ess.'- $15: ,Wel •'
•llnsjton.;sl2<i>eriton:!New .-WeUla.ctoa,' $12: Coos
S Bay.S slo; s ßichmond.^ Jl2;-l Cumberland's $14 in
bulb a and % $10.23 iin \u25a0 sacks; '; Welsh anthracit*-.
.?iri;fcoke;«sl7fperftton^.inll.ulk~and-^lO"tD
sacfe.*;Jßockyimonntnln3nominftl:V; - " '-.'\u25a0'".- V
/\u25a0i; Oil— Quotations -'are * for ; barrels: 'j Linseed,'; 57c
• per] gallon ; for] boiled ( and t Csc I for J raw : ; cases,-; 6c
, more ; Jcastorl 011.-s iv * cases,-* No.'* I;"i7sc ; % Bakers',
j A A,*i cases,'! $1.25@1.30 ; Uucol.t 50c 1 for- boiled ) and
48c { for j raw ; I China | nut."i cases.** Ss»^J>oc j periital- -
Ion : ! cocoa nut oil | In .. barrels.^ 67 V. @71c \u25a0 for i xxx,
65@0S%cj for.' Xo.'i 1^ and 02 "4 @ 06c ; for : No." 2, ac
cording to quantity; extra' bleached' winter spern:
oil/; 65c; f natural jwlnterj sperm joll,'? 65c; 5 natural
, whale, oil, 53c; estra winter • strained lard oi!,.
' 85c ; i No.*? 1} lard 1 ojl,^ 68c : | pore> n ea t ft 00 1 oil," 75c J
, No. : 1 \u25a0 neatafoot oll,is7%c;?herrias: oiU-lOcj'sal
raon oil. 35c; boiled nsh oU. Sse: paint oil. 35c. .
! Coal Oil. - Gasoline, etc.— Water white coal oil.
. from vtank wagon. ? lOQllc; i special, do. w%e.
peart oil.: In • cases. • 17c; astral. ' 17c; ' •tar.'i 17c.
extra star. 20c :, Elaine.: 2Cc : eoceae. 1 19 c; stove
gasoline. -In" bul*. lT%c.*ln;cases 24c;No. 1 en;
glne distillate, Iroo , barrels or drnms. 8c; >o. = .
do «He.-CBjse» 6%c mote; benilne.' tn v »>nl«..}2»< \
In cases 19c; 86 degree g aJollne, la butt, 30c, la
cases s 36c.' : r: ~ \u25a0'.."-*\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ' -" .'-«,/
"\u25a0.Turpentine— -83c per gallon to e«s«si and 70% c
, In dm ms and Iron barrels.; '-_.-«,, !
Rosin (per bbl of 280 lbs>-^E. $7.«'» '. t 7 - 58 !
i G, $7.70; ' H. $7.80; <\u25a0 I. $8.50.
'\u25a0'- Red \u25a0 and White Lead— Bed 1 lead. B%©»c • psr
lb; 1 white lead. 5 B@B%c.*; according to • quantity.
• ' ,: , Sugar —^The '• .Western : sugar ; refining company
quotes as follows. «terms net cash:, Cubes and A
I crushed.' 8.70 c ;, powdered,, 6.05 c;^ candy .-granu
lated, ' 5.55 c; fine fruit or coarse granulated.
5.45 c; beet granulated: (loo lb bags only). 3.35 c:
conf ectlonersV A; 5.45 c ; magnolia A.' 3.03 c; extra
C. 4.95 c; golden C. 4.85 c; D,* 4.75 c; H. A E.
crystal domlnot, 8.85<: tablets, half bbls, 6.95 c:
boxes, 0.20 c per lb. Barrels and 50 lb bags 10c.
: half bbls 23c and boxes 50c more per 100 lbs for
all grades. Ifo order taken for less than 75 bar
;. eels , or , i v : equivalent. *- rjr ' "\u25a0
Receipts '; of \ Prodneio
FOR i THURSDAY. \ JULY IS
Flour, qr aks...: l.aiflfFeed, 5k5........ 457:
Wheat, ctls".... 22S Shorts, sks ..... .'65
Barley, ctls .... 645 Wool. - bales ;...'..-- 33
Oats.' ctls -.:.,. r. 45 Screenings, sks. . . \u25a0- 40
Corn. T ctls -.".V... lSlUay.' tons ..V...": 745
Rye. ctls M.... "63|l.eather,^ rolls: ... 23
Tallow, ctlss.rrr v2O Hides. \u25a0 N0....... 640
Supar.^ ctls •.".".:.. 4,000 Pelts, bdls . . .... 775
Beans. : sks '\u0084...^ -70 Llm«. bbls .. 855
Bran, sks .*..;..»" 190 Wins, gals ;..... :15.450
Middlings, "ski .. . ' ' 100 Lumber. M ft. ... 40
Potatoes. : sks ... 8,660 Quicksilver. . flasks 40
Onions, sks ..... -250 BGB
OREGON .
Flour. V' sks.... t,062 BraaT sks ......" 2.443
Wheat, ctls ....14,080 Middlings, sks .- 947
Oats, ctls ...... 562 Short*, sks ..... 625
THIS STOCK MARKET
G«n ersil , D««lta« In Tonop sb s sin d Gold
- fields— Comrtockui : Irrerolar
'• Bnslasss ' on ' ths ; stock ' sad < bond * exehangs yes
terday was abo«t equally dtr Wed . between bonds
and stocks. , with trsnssetlons llffht *as a rule.
Thers was a higher. bid of $27.00 for Associated
Oil. z There was . no '. farther sdvaacs -in Alaska ,
Packers, r and \u25a0 interest . in -• It was . languid. . The
recent ' rapid ' advance *In - the - stock Is \ said to
have r. been -a " rally - for \u25a0. taa - benefit *of • brokers
who held -. some of the ; stock, ?• and snglneered
sorao profltabla sales. .-\u25a0...
• The ' feeling -In ' th* '- Comstoek - mining shares
was Irregular, some ; advancing : and others' falling
back. There was continued activity in Caledonia
land several 'other premlnsnt^stocks. -
- The \u25a0 Southern \u25a0 Nsvadas wera ' distinguished by
a general . decline, embracing both Tonopahs and
Gnldfields, and being. partlcnlarly; sharp in: the j
higher priced -leaders. --Tbs decline -was attrlb
utefl to lack of supporting : orders from outside '
sources and \u25a0 contlnned hints' of impending labor
troubles in' Goldfleld: \u25a0 •; --\u25a0•.-..-
; The San Francisco ' stock " and sxchanga . board
has ' reduced lU ' commission : on stock sales from
1 per cent to half of .1. per cent.' • .
The i Overton Gold , Mlnss -of - Slsklyoa county
has. levied an assessment of 2 cents, delinquent
*ugnst 20. ; : ..\u25a0\u25a0.,•» i -
STOCK AKD ; BOKO EZCHAXGB
THTJBSDAY. J Juiy^ l9—lo:3o s. m.
CNITED ; STATEB ' BONDS -
Bld.;Ask.V •' - Bld.Ask.
4s qr ep new.l 29 ,— . ISi.qr. coup... .— —
' MISCELLANEOUS -BONDS '
Ala AW Bs. — — ; Oak Tran 55.i02% —
Asso Oil "ss. 80 , — Do" Con 6s. 100 • —
Bay .'OPOc'Bs. — 99' Ok Trac C ss. — . 00
Cal CO 6s. — 103- O -W gtd 6s. — 9S
Cal GSt E g '>--.- . Oceanic S Sa. 42 — .
m * ct OsTT"»TB Om Cable 6».108%112
Calst C-ss. 93 101 Pae G"lm 4s. — 92%
Cal* Wine ss. : — ' 99.- P;E - Ry 5a..101%102%
CC Wat 58.100 101 Pac'L&P ss.— 100^4
1 Do"p: m'jrts —*" »7 , Pae TSIT'Su. — 103
Ed" LAP 6s. — .115 P. 4 C H 65.101 102%
; F-ACH 68.103. — P &O R 65.102' .i
Geary st J 55.%52 ;\u25a0"— Powell, st 6s. — 107%
H.C A S'6s. 98 r — * Sac" EG4RSs: 97% —
Hon-R T 6s. 105% — - PF 4 \u25a05JV55.112%113%
r. = Tahoe R5s — ISF.O * 5J5«.102 —
LA \u25a0 Elec ss. — - 100 - »-. Do 2d mgss — —
LAG- 4 Elss —' — ' ST4SCR 4%s — 95
L A.Ry-55.:109 Sierra R Cs.. '— 100
LALVjrtd ss: — • 105^ S: P of A 6s '
LAP- lem ss. 102% — , -(100Q)- ....101 —
LAP Cal 6s. —'100- (1910)' ...;101% —
Mkt"st;C 65.108 — S-P of!C 6s •
iDalcm 58.102 - —.- - (1912) ....107 — '
MV& MtTss.lO3 — SPC 1 eg 5#.114 117 *
NR Of .C 55.112 — " SP" B R-65.123%12S
NPCR 58.100 — ISPRR Ist r4s 91 02
N(! Ry ssf. — 105 -ISV :W> m*4s 84U 83
NC P C ss. — _99 tSlfcn GiF, Cs.loo —
N: F.I Co, ss. — - 97%!1l G"4 E ss. — 100-
O GL&H Ss.loo .— IUR of SF.4S. 719» 72
Oak Tran 6s.ICS«; — |Val Co ;P : 65..— 100
r 1 ' ' ;\u25a0- .WATER STOCKS
Contra > Costa -^~lb2 ' |S ; V Wat Co. 20 ' 20«
Mar In Co . . — 62 |
I AND ELECTRIC
-Marte! Power ,^-i' ''-^ : .|Pac*L Co/.. . — «5
Mnt E L etfs- 4% — '.Stkn G4E. 52 —
;, Dotex'Ctfs'l2%— I
\u25a0„* .: '.\u25a0'..': .'\u25a0,; V/r ;=u»sorance. -.' E :" ;- '...:
Fireman's FuaJ ;: ... .. .1'...'. .'.123 ; 130
\, . BANK ; STOCKS \u25a0:.
AthiNtl "Bk/ ••— '. 135 Lou.: P 4 : A.120 140
Anglo-Cal . . — — Mer Tnist . . — 215
I>nk;«f Ca1.315 •— - Merch Ex '••.. — 215
(wil - Safe Dp. — ' 125 '* S F National. — - —
rirst NatnL.2oo — . | /
SAVINGS '; BANKS -
Ger S 4 L:"-:- 2850" Say"4 L So.. — .120 '
Hum 5.8k.2100.. ' Sec Bay Bk.."— \u25a0 —
Mat S»t Et - '9O '. Union M 'Co. — 3250
S.F .: Say U. — J 630 :'3QggS£^gsS§Ba
-> . . . STREET ; RAILROADS .
California' ..'.— ', 140 (Presidio ",.... / 25"
Goary ...... — 41 | "
• "powder
Giant. Consolidated C 0... — , 79
- \u25a0 '.'•';< SUGAR
Hawaiian Ci'.7S% "— ' (Oncmea S C. 35% 30
Ilo'nokaa S C 10 .11 IPaauhau S C.14% IS
Hutcn.S P C 14% — . Union S Co.. — 44%
KHauea S C.--1 -' 2% Do pool ... — —
\u25a0MakawellC. 2S 30 ..'.\u25a0..
".'••'f MISCELLANEOUS
Alaska PA. 47 43 - |Oceanlc S Co. — — -
A^so Oil Co. 27% 28 - Pac Aux F A ltj —
Cal FCA.101%103 Pac C Borax.ls2%— '
Cal - Wine . A : ; 80% 82 Pae T4T pfd — 95
MV4 "MtTm. — . 110 Do com ... 7 13
SALES
Morning Session
Board— ; \u25a0 •
20 Alaska ' Packers*. Assn ........ 49.00 \u25a0-
;:- 5 Associated, t)il.-. 27.00"
50 Associated : OH ..... ...... V 27.23. ,
. • fis Hawaiian Coml & Sugar Co:. 79.00'/
$2,000 Contra : Costa ; Water 55. .;..-.. ..100.50'
$5,000 Hawaiian Coml - & Sugar ; 55. . . . as. 50
' $2,000 Los Ang-Pac R R.lst con 55. ...103.00
$1,000 Northern Ry \u25a0of Cal sss . . . .112.00 ,
$2,000 Pacific Electric Ry 55. :...*..... 101. 50 \u25a0
$4,000 S F 4 S J Valley C 5 ........ ..112.50
: $2,000 S P, Arizona^ (1910>.. ....... .101.62%
$I,ooo. United R R ? of : 5 'F45.. ...... <72. 00
\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0 'Street — •'- •" v \u25a0 ' • , •
/- 35 ' Alaska. Packers* Asan ........ 49.00
$10,000 S P R R Ist- ref de 45.......... 92.00
.\u25a0.\u25a0•'"'. '.'\u25a0'-\u25a0 . .'Afternoon Session
.:' . \u25a0".. Board— V - /. — \u25a0 \- \u25a0\u25a0 .
"10 Cal j Wine t Assn 81.00
• 23 Hawaiian Coml 4 \u25a0 Sugar Co. : :.*\u25a0 79.00 • '
100 Hutchlnson S P C 0;.... .;..\u25a0 15.00
"20 Sprizy;:. Valley. Water C0....V... 20.00 ;
. -i 10 Onomea Sugar Gfl. b 6......~. .:. 20.00
"\u25a0\u25a0sl,ooo Los Ang-Pac R R Ist con 35 .".'.'. 103. 00 -
<: $5,000 United i ß <; R . of S : F \u25a0 45. . . ... . . 71 :75
- . \u25a0 : \u25a0 Street— * " \u25a0 '\u25a0-'\u25a0'-:' '
•100 Pacific. Lighting :........."...;. 65100"
Unlisted J Securities
MISCELLANEOUS. BONDS "
Bid. Ask.]' ."-\u25a0'•\u25a0 Bid. Ask.
Cay-CPC- 6s. — J.lo3iaiSF & XP ss. 100 104*4
Cal'NW Rss — 108 S P. Coastß4s — 93'
Marln^-W; ss;— :100. ISlsnd El'Ss.-.^- a2^
Ria I.WVksss — 100 |S UE Te1. 55. ..- — ttUii;
SF. Drydk-5s — "100 gutter; at rlls» — 105 -
SF G&E4%B>-. :03 I
\u25a0; j.. i'y MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS /
Ala Sug : Co. 10 — vlN..Cal'p : "Col 22« A 25
Cnl - Cot - Mils — ' .00 . . . iOrphenni • - Co.. -15 * —
Gf Jockey :d."-'— 150'tpsc CC«s'Co.lso 175 '
C«l'T'l.&:T*— -:250 }P« e G&E pfd. 30 4O
Cnutes Co^.;, \u25a0 ' j 4 .|S*F^ Drydock.* 50
Cyp -V> Imp.* — , 5 \S¥ & ' SJ Coal — 20
I>pt :• Pw com "—" — 02 S^Crna'P Cm'so —
Ilono'PJCo.'.'— 22 Stsnd -P Ccm — • J«
"Do "\ old : pi. 21 — (Truck : Elect.: 14^4 13
: Do new pi. 21 . -'— \ . : .
SALES
\u0084-' :'";\u25a0' \u25a0\u25a0 : Morning Session ,
\u25a0 -. Street— \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.'. ; •'
. . 70 Santa c Cru«i Portland; Cement;.. 50. C0 "
California /Stock nud Oil Eichnnxr
.\u25a0\u25a0_ \u25a0 •\u25a0\u25a0. Bld.Ask.l . • Bld.Ask.
Asso;oll'ct.26.oo 27.0UiUcci:of --W-W — .', 06
Caribou .rr.r:. ".;:.— \u25a0 B.23iP!edmont ...'; 12 :; —
Cbl Crude ..06 07jPlnal :..;;.. —22.00
Claremont ... — 75 .Sovereign . ;v. . \u25a0• 19 ::
Fulton^ .....". \u25a0— - 2.00 Sterling. .:....1.75 —
Graciosa' .'..';' — 6.00 Wabash... :;....- — 'I'OO
Linda- Vista ."V 12, V— Wolverine ;.;. 33' -^
, official; sales' j.t
200 SoTerelftn ...'.,:.. ..":.'....•...'.;"....... .19
: io^Associated :. .\u25a0. ..... :;...*..;. i . . .v.rr: .\u25a0.27.00
Mining; Stocks
' BAN (FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
\u25a0 Following. were. the*sales on San' Francisco
«tocir~ and -exchange 'board; yesterday: •"
. , : , .^COMSTOCKS ! . T "'
Regular Morning;: Session
. 500 Andy's \u25a0 -. V.Y: V. • 20! ;; 1 00' Mexican {....'; G7
700 Caledonia .V. 321 2«1 Ophfr ...:... .2.10
200; Caledonia v ,V..\3lf 200'qpMr" .V. .-.%.. 2. W
.'soo 'Challenge \u25a0".".:; 'IS 50<> Overman ..... 21
1000 Chollar ...... ;1»; 1» 400 Potosi ....... 14
"600 Con -Imperial. 12 200 Potosl ....... 13
J4OO ConsVa<M-Co."\GSt 201/ Savag c' .1..\~. 73
• 500 Esche«pier-i*;-.~ . , 43'i' 4C0 Sierra , Nev ,T:; s• 43
iOOO Gould- &* Cur."^.l7 f ; SCO. Sierra, Nev...... 42
000 Gould S & J . Cur. V>lC|;7OO Sierra Nev .v. -II
1500 J.u»»1eer. ...... 021,100 ITnion-Conv.. .\u25a0 33
JICX)J ICX) Mexican jV.'.V. 100 Yellow - Jacket.l .CO
v; . , y. - \u25a0\u25a0'", Informal • Session \ "
2500 'Alpha V;.'.1V^. ;05| 400"Crown . Point.. 24
-;£OO Andes!; ;r;;;.v. 21|'600 Exchequer .... 60
1400 Andes, ....... 2C| 800 Gould * Cur. IT
300 Belcher ..... 33 .500 Hale A Norc. 60
400 Belcher /... . 35 200 Mexican .....68
400 Best A Belch. :" .85 lSf>«> Mexican 87
* 100 Best A Belch." ' S< % . S?CO Mexican 88
'100 BestTA Belch. ,S7> 400 Mexican ..... 9tt
100 Best 'A Belch.' 38! SCO Ophl r ......2.07%
200 Best A " Belch. »O? 4W) Ophir ... .2.05
IfOO Bullion ..:.-..'< 26| 400 Overman ...... 20
1300 Bullion ...... iS 200 Overman ..... Vt \
200 Caledonia ... "S3 SOO Potoal ....V.. 14
500 Caledonia ... 34 300 Potosi 13
1300 Caledonia ... 3012000 Potoal ....... 17
KOO Caledonia ... 35! 40C Savage ....... 72
200 Caledonia ... ; 37J-3WV Savajse \u0084.- ra
SOO Chollar ...... 13* 500 Sierra Nev:... 40
100 Chollar ....... 151 500 ITnion Con ... 33
\M>O Cos Va:M Co. '> 6S>! 800 Union Con ... I.i
200 Con Vt M Co. 67: 500 Utah .::...... 07
100 Con Va JJ Co. 6G! 100 Yellow Jacket.l.os
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
AlDha ....... .05 Ot>|JDStic«' ....... 01 OU
Alta .....:..» — ' 02iKentncx ..... — lo
Andes j : ;.-«*» 21 23iMexlcan ».... 68 ft)
Belcher .r... 34- 80: Occidental ... '38 —
Best A. Belch- 9O ftJJOphlr -• 2.05 2.10
FnlUon ..*..-.-. 25 2C: Overman ..... 19 ' 20
Caledonia-... 35 37 Potosi ; 18 20
Challenge ... 21 -HRkh Enreka..s.oo —
Chollar »....>. 13 UlSavage ... 71 72
Confidence - ... 66 — Scorpion - . : . . . 07 08
Con Imperial. 01 \u25a0 02lSe» -Belcher .. 09 —
Con 'N. York. — 04lSi«-rra Nev ... 38 40
Con Va M Co. 68 68lSilver Hill ... 51 j6O
Crown Point.. 23 23iSyndicate ...:' 10 i-i
Exeheqner. "... 50 — (Union 'Oon ... 32 33
Oonld A Cur. 1C lSUTtah ...::.... C 603
Hale A Xorc. SO 62 l«llow Jacket-1.00 —
Julia ......... C 5. — U \u25a0
. TONOPAH AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS
: "yßetolsr Sesslon-^iSO to 12:30
1000 Adams .. 13(1500 Great Bend .. 75
SOOO Apr Fool Ex. 02J1000 Grt Bend Ex. 13
1000 Atlanta, r 5. 61U00O Hibernla ..... or
3500 Atlanta ..... 61)1000 Jtm Butlor ..I.OS
•000 Blue Bull ... 31!tl>00 Do. s 30... .1.0*
2000 Booth ........ 50 1000 Kendall ...... 31
1000 Booth :. 5112000 Use Harris .. 03
1000 Bullfrog Mln. 161 500 Man Dexter .. U
1000 Bfg N Star.sS (XSi 500 Mayflower Con 3*
2000 California - ... C 6 1500 Mayflower Con 33 *
1100 Com Fraetl<m.2.e3 500 Mlnai Pedraa.l.3o
100 C Do, s 10,..2.«» 1000 Mohawk Aax- 02
100 Do. s 5.... 2.03 4000 Mohawk Ex .. C»
ICOO Commonwealth 2a 600 Do,, s 0..... 09
500 Cracker Jack. 20 500 Mtg . Sao* y Ex. 10
100 Daisy ... 2.30 3000 Mustang ..... 24
600 Daisy 2.27% 1000 Mnstans Ex .. 11
600 Daisy 2.25U000 Nevada Boy .. 10
SOOO Dm B Btt* C. 251 1000 Nnmet .....~ 01
U<oO Dmdfld TrngL 21UC00 Orlj Bullfroj. C 3
10C0 Esmeralda . .. 10J4COO Orts Man .... 10
-200 Florence G1d. 3.43:1000 Palace Gld .. 12
. 70C norence G1d. 3.40! 1000 Pta» Nnt .... 07
= 100 'Do, s 3.. 5.37% [0000 Bed Hills .... 30 .
1000 Gold Bar .... 78 2000 Do. s 5 59
1100 Gold Bar .... 73 500 Red. Top Ex.. 24
2000 Gold 8ar,.... 72 2000 Round Mt .. 73
1000 Gold - Sceptre. 10(3300 St Ive* ...... »*•»
10T0 Gld Calumet.. 09! 200 St Ives ...... 90
800 Gld C0n. M... 8.40!2300 St Ives ...... J»4
- 500 Gld Kewanas. *il 500 Do, 1 10.,., •\u25a0*&
\u25a0 30© G Bend Twins 14*500 SUver, Pick .. «3
1000 Gold Wedse.. 7J IHOO Tramp Con .. 48
2500 Great Bend. .. 7fcl(ioO Valley Vinr... 03
.. Informal Session — 12:30 to 2 p. m.
2000 Adams 13! itCO Granny O M. 21
1000 Atlanta a 6:iSn;o Great Bend ..\u25a0 71
1000 Blue Bell ... w TJISOOO Grt Bend Ex. 15
3500 Blue Bull ... 31 1 2000 Great Western . 02
101)0 Blue 8u11... 30,2500 Grnwtr Clinton -32
1000 Booth ~,. 51ii500 Grnwtr Cllatoa 53
2200 Com Fractlon.2.sui2r.OO ilui Butler ..l-«5
\u25a0 500 Com- Friic..2.57%t 500 Jim 8ut1er. .1.07% '
SBOO Com Fractlon.2. oo 5000 Johnnie Con... 13
400 Com •Frac..2.«2%1U 1 00 Jumbo Ex 1.80
HOCO Comet ; 02 4500 Lone SUr .... £i»
a.OC Comng. Nation Lucky Star ... IS
IMC Cracker Jack.^ 20;SCOO Lacky Star ... ,IT
1000 Cracker Jack. 19'-IQOO Lucky Star ... / 19
800 Daisy 2. 12% 15000 Man Comb ..03
7000 Daisy 2.1012000 Mayflower Con 33
500 Daisy 2.15 1000 Mayflower Con 4t>
2000 Daisy ..... 2. 17%i 2CO Midway .«...1.13
1500 Dm B Btte C. 2611000 Midway "....1.12x4
4000 Dm B Btte C. 251 500 Mohwk O Leas -"
10U0 DUie 07i5000 Montgmy Mt.. 13
5000 Falrvw G Bid 22 1000 Mustang ..... 2*
l«.CFalrvw G Bid 2i;5000 Mustang Ex ... li»
8(^)0 Falrvw Bid •20|2000 Ncr Goldfleld. 24
-600 Florence ..-.5.37%|1000 Nev Goldfield. -i 5
' 800 Florence 5.4U 100 Nev Goldfleld.. 25
* 500 Florence 5.45 1000 Ort« Bullfrog. UT
2200 Florence .... .5.50|2000 Pine Nut OT
200 Florence ...5.42%11».C00 Red Hills .. 31
7000 Florence Ex.. 321 3000 Red Hills ._,.. 52
5000 Gold -Bar .... 7U115G0 Rescue Con .'. 17
.800 Gold Bar .... -73i2000 Red Top Ex.. 24
500 G Sceptre. s5 lOiSCOO Silver Pick .. 6t>
5«65- Gld Con M... 8.40| IMO Silver Pick .. «l.
2000 Gld Con M.8.42\i12000 St Ives 34
r 20 Gld Con M. 8.37^ t3£o Tramp Con .. 47
COO Gld Con M...8.43 1000 YeUow Rom.. 09
'SCO Gld Kewanas. 791 •..-"/
• CLOSING QUOTATIONS
CALirOKNXA
-V — B M. Ask. I • Bld.Ask.
Argonaut 4. 53 Cltaton 51. —
Cen Eureka.'. . — 40 Grnwtr M'Hiwtc ?0 ' —
Crackrjk G M - 10 — | Southern Belle — 40
.-. NEVADA
, ' Tonopaa District
Belmont — \u25a0 3.43 MacNamara .. 2S SO
California ... 06 07 Midway 1.12 1.13
Cashboy 06 07 Midway Ex. . . 10 .—. —
Esperanzs - . . . 01 02 Mlzpah Ex — "J3
Eureka'-Ton.. 00 — Montana 3.27.^
Golden Anchor 11» '21 Mont "Mid Bx. 04 03
Golden - Crown .OS JolNurta" Star 24 \u25a02«
Gold Mountain. 02 03|Ohlo Tonopab. .03 in
Gold Mtn Con "—" — : 021 Paymaster-... — 02
Gypsy-Qn Con 01 02; Red Rock- Ex. — \u25a0 til
Home ...'..'.. 06 OS^Rescue Cons... ' 17. *1S
Indiana Ton.." 01 02tTonopah Ex.-..1.551.70
Jim -Bntlerr. .l.o3 l»o7|T<>u ofNeT.. — 13.50
Jim Batler Ex — 10] West End 85 86
.\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0 Goldfield District
Adams ..;... 13 141 Great Bend... 74 73
Aloha ... — 131 Great Bend An - — 12,
Atlanta ..... 64 65i Great Bend Ex 14 13'
Black Ants... 05 07 « G B.J Twins — 13
B B Bonanza. 08 07 Hibernla^ 08 07
Blk Bntte Ex. .OS 09; Islam M C 0 ... — 3S
Black Rock... 04 06| Jumbo .......4.20 —
Blue 8e11..... IS 19; Jumbo Ex .1.77 1.93
Blue 8u11..... 31 32f Kaiser Goldfld. — lfi
Bine Quarts.. 10 — IKavanaushGSd -— 13
Brooklyn .... — 041 Kendall . . Zl _S2
Botte Uoldfld. 03 —Kendall Ex... 02 04 •
Booth 52 —jLone Star..... 20 21!
C O D........ 50 — iLoa Di110n.... 07""" 10 #
CODMAL — * 05! Lucky Swede.. — 15'
Columbia .-\u25a0.. 43 55|Mayne — "OS
Columbia Mtn GO C3iMay Queen.... 17 19
Colum Mtn Ex — 06|Mdnst Pa«Tnee 04 05!
Com Fractlon.2.ss 2.6(JiMilltown MCo — 23 \u25a0
Commonwealth . 28 20 Mllltown Frac. 03 04 :
Coming Nation 13 141 Mohawk . 17.00 —,'
Conqueror ... 12 — | Mohawk Anx.. — 02'
Cracker Jack. 1» 20; Max Con Leas 25 30
Daisy .. .2.15 2.l7|Mohawk Ex... 08 0» ,
Daisy .'Annex..* 13 — [Mohawk Junior — 03 '
Daisy Ex <?2 03i Mohawk Ledga 13 ' — !
Dfid-B B Con. 24 26} Nevada 80y... 09 11 i
Dfl.l Triangle. 20 22', Nevada Goldfld 23 20 '
D1xfe.. ..:.... 06 07(NeT Sunshine. 25 23 ;
Dominion ..... — 04JOro .......... 22 23 i
Esmeralda ...'lO — [fhiginal Velvet — 1» >
Florence .....5.45 5.50101 d Gold Mines — m
Florence Ex. .- 32 — f Palace Goldfld. — . 12;'.
Frances-Mh,wk — I.23iPotlatch 23
Frisco .~ — 10|Red Hills 51 53
Gen Wshngton 03 07 Red Top 4.20
Gold Bar Gild. 30 — Red Top Ex.. 23 21
Gild American 10 — Red Top Frac. 09 10
Goldfld Bank. — OS Ruby G M Co. 07 'OS
Gflil Calumet.. — .*O9 Sandstorm .... 47
GiCon Mines. B. 43 — {Sandstorm Ex. 04
Goldfld Comb. 17,, — Sndstrm WEx 04 —
Gldfld Eureka. 09 —Silver. Pick.... 60 81
Gldfld Fissure — 06: Sliver Pick Ex 04 03
Goldfld Herald — 02. Slmmerone v,r 20 —
Goldflil L Star — 20|Spearhd Frac. 10
Gfld Mof N.. — I.7otSt Ives ... ea ft--
Goldnd N SUr — OOfSt Ives Lea*. . — If"'
Gfld Portland. 21 22, Sun D0g...... — 0:1
Gfld Re»l King ' — . -181 Treasure ..... OS —
Gold Flat.'.'.. — 05! Verd» ........ — 02
Gfld L Strike. — 20^ Vernal 17
Gfld \u25a0 Kewanas. ,7S SOj Woa-Jer ... . . .. 02 OJ
GldUd Tomboy — 25t Yellow Rose... . 0»! .-'—'\u25a0
GohiUd Union. — "01 j Yellow Tiger..- ' 18 ' —
Grandma .... IS 18| Yellow Top.. •...'—_ 05
Bullfrog District
Amethyst .... 23 — | Gold Center. . . — \u25a008
Biff Bullfrog.-. \ 02 O-TGolden Scepter .0& . 10
Buns Mt Gold — . OGillap Hoolhran. — 04
Bonnie < Clare. — 55 Houu^tke Ktos 91 9-t
Blfnr Annex..' 01 — Lice Harris ... 02 O-'l
Bullfrojr Cons. ' — ' OOJ Mayflower Con. 33 " 40 .
Blfrs Daisy.. ©S 10 Mayflower Ex. — Mt
Bullfroc Ex..- — 07 Montana Bifnf. 04 05
BlfrK .M Co N 15- 17 Montj^mry Mt — 13
Bifrg Natl Bk . 22 ,2.'.tMont-Shoßh Ex OS 10
Blfrg-N SUr. 05 . OO|Nti;rcet .:..... (>o '
Blfrc Snnset.. •OH — [Original Blfrg. 07 0s
Blfrg Victor.. :(O — |Rhyollt» Twnst 03
Blfrg. Winner. .— to;simsh Natl Bis 01 03
l»fn Blfrs An. OS — tstelnway .....* 07 — i
Gold 8ar..:.. — \u25a0 '70|Tramp Cons... -*T%'4S \u25a0
Gold ' Bar Anx — OS|Valley View..-. C 608
Gold "Bar Ex. — lOjYankee Girl. . . 03-06
"'\u25a0'- I "\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 .' • ..'I Manhattan 2 Dlatrict
April/ Fool Ex 02 , 03) .Man Little Jo« ' 02 03
AtUn A Pac. 02 041 Man MCo Nev (W 07
Comet ......:' 01 02! Man Mammoth — 0« \u25a0
Gold Wedge.. oft oS|Man Re<l Tup. 02 OS
Granny, G M. 19 — |Mau Rnss — - 0.1
Illndocraf t v: . — O.S;Man Sedan — 03
Indian. Camp. 00 (Alan Smitli M. — •'..03'
Jumpinc Jack. 10 .-"— (Man Sll Pick. — ' on
Little Grey.:. — 20, Man Shonbar.. — 05
Man'Belmont. 01 02|Man Ver»l«». ... 03; —
Man Broacho.' 07 08)Mmeral Hill.". 04 —
Man ' Buffalo.. OH — Mnstanjj Man.. 2:! 24
Man • Central.;" '— • (>2iMnstanif Anx.. v — 02
ManiCoM.... — ; .".OiMn^tansJiiT. .. 10 11
Man Comb..:. 01 02 Oriclnar Man. . 10 H
Man :Cre»cent. \u25a0-£—. 05;I'lne Nut .. OH 07
Man' Cowboy.. ftt ttT.sPioe Nut Ex.. — or,"
Man: Dexter.. 13 HjSeyler Hmphry C.l JW
Man Gold Nug — W> Stray Dor.. 4. . 17 —
Man Ivanhoe. 25 — -\ Thantsglvlnff.'. 45 '
Man Hnmboldt 05 Orti Yellow Horse. .04 04
Man f Jackson. 02:*. — {.-';, . /
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Alice \u25a0 of -Won ' — tO6t Nevada Wonder 13
Bine Jay Won 10 •\u25a0 — (N Star Womb: r. (Vl
Cyms Noble.. .—. — , lwiPlttsb-S .r«ak.l.:!s l.4rt
• Kanle'v-Nent-V.' l7- I Ramsey Com.". 60 :61
.Fvw- G.Bsnldr VO 22lRe*s<- Ri» «o-<i SK
-Fvw Hailstone «H Vfi." RR Gold Stand "-XJ- 15
'Goldyke'Reef:" 12 — IKmin.l Mt....: 75
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