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12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Wall street stocks and coppers higher. Cotton firm.
Silver advanced a fraction. No further change in exchange.
Xot much doing on the local stock exchanges/-
Wheat, barley and the minor grains ./quiet and unchanged. ;
Hay, feedstuffs and beans as previously stated.
Potatoes and onions in oversupply and declining.
Poultry, market weak, with excessive stocks.
Live cattle and sheep lower, under increasing arrivals.
Hops and wool steady. Hides generally weak.
Provisions in average demand and steady^
Butter and cheese firm. Eastern eggs offering heavily.
Fresh fruits dull in spite of moderate arrivals.
I
Present of Coffee
The New York circular of Henry Nordling^r
ft Co. sarii there lihs lw^>n a steady increase in
;Uf consucjption of Brazil coffee, while the con
sumption of iniM*. has showu a tendency to de
i »oase.
The world' 6 production exceeded consumption
f».7.V).000 bags. All of this exces* of the pro
.lactiun and more is tield out of- the market by
?hc three coffee growing states of Brazil, whose
(.-••vf rument*. have done Just what they stated
\u25a0.t the outset they would do; that is, they
'•ought the entire surplus of the past year's
••roductlon and are holding it ont of the mar
ket presumably until consumption should re
quire It, which leaves the aTallable supply; for
die trade at a lower figure than has been the
•ase In recent years.
The antagonism of the trade and the public
in general to the so-called valorization scheme
'iks been persistent since its Inception and dur
nnj tlie whole period of <roTemment buying.
All hands allowed their stocks to run down [
•o a low ebb, and speculators hare liquidated i
tlicir holdings to a Tery large extent, which !
.«-ave* the inrisllile supply *n the world, as well
.-!* the speculative commitmenu, exceptionally
small. •
Tl;e government purchases ceased about a
.jontli ago. Financial arranpemects were made
;\u25a0> carry the acquired 7.<XX'!,o<>o to 8,000,000 hags \u25a0
f«r a period of at loast 12 months; and if It is ;
;ru^ — as is n-portei! — tliM tUr world renowned
tmnklDg house of Rothschild (which lias been
•pposeJ from the start to the hnxardous under- .
niing of buying coffee for government acconnti :
is now coming to the aid of Brazil, we believe
it if dmie with tiie sirii-t understanding that
lot another bag is to be purchased by the gov
oriimcnt. If this Is tho case, it is most likely
.<:".t tbe eventual wiiiilinß up of this Tentnre
will likewise lie left to tlie ssgaelty of tbe above
\u25a0ÜBfd banker*, in which event a throwing over- 1
Ujtrd at ruinously low prices Is not to be
.eared. The question from now on. and .until
tiie government coffe becomes available, will be
;«urcly a question uf sapplr and demand.
EASTERN MARKETS
\(w York Money Market
NEW YORK, July 19.— Money on call, 2%©
i per ccct: ruling rate. 2?i per cent; closing
bid. 2% per cent; 'offered at 2% per cent. ,
Time loans quiet; 6-0 aars, 4V«<34% per cent;
'.•0 .lays. 4\ per cent; six months, 3%<3« per
enrt.
Prime mercantile paper. 5%@6 - per cent.
\u25a0^!<T!in(r exchange, firm, witli artual linslnoss In
Sinkers' l>111« at $4.S<jr«u64.«i for demand and
*i *4.srsOT.<ii4.7rt fur \u2666>\u25a0 day bills. Posted rates,
?4>4<s£4>7M... C«mmprcial bills. 44.63%.
Bar silver. C^c: Mexican dollars. 53c.
<Juveninieiit bunds, firm; railroad bonds,
steady.
»w York Stock Market
NKW YOItK, July 19.— The operations for !
a riwf In prices of stocks which have been per- ;
in at intervals during tiie week, in i
M<lic of interruption*, wnrr continued today.
Th<*rc were apparent difficulties in overcoming
ilic inertia of tUe general list, and this drag
on the advance offered a passive resistance
dadi hsd a discouraging effect on the efforts
•>f tbe bulls at time*. The principal ammunition.
of tlie bulls tMusifcted of vagne intimations of
*'>mf forthcoming favorable deTelopments re
carding the Hill railroad stocks. An increase
in the rate of distribution of profits was the
snh*tano<? of these rtnnors. In the movement
ijrent Northern prvf erred stock took the piv
<-e«]«>nr* of Northern Pacific, which was the
fav.irite in yesterday's rteslings. Tlie "cuttiDg
"f a melon" for Northern Pacific following tbe
• '.'vj«-*a) «f Its equity in Burlingrton to the
<ireat Northern was Ftill rumored, "but was not
cucti.a s^culatlve favorite as yesterdsy. The
rit^e In the Ilsrrimans \u25a0 was more moderate, al
tUmigh I'nion Pacific touched the highest point
in tiie movement. Publication of the imposing
n*ultß of tUe year's operations of Union P«
'-•ifl<? and Southern Pacific had a favorable ef
re-t. tbe surplus after dividends of \u25a0 tbe two
•-.'-stems mountinsr to a total of upward of *2C -
ixiO.OwO. These figures had been foreseen and
«upi>!>«i no incentive to fartlier advance in
*to<-ks. Substantial help for the rite in prices
was found in the better feeling for copper
metal, both bere and Rbroad. Larsre sales at
•he prices fixed by the principal producers were
rraciied. Foreign markets had a report of nn
scTrcnu-nt of tbe Amalgamated and the Rio
Tinto interests on the price to be demanded,
(lie price of copper in London advanced. Tbe
<-ou!iunr»l ease of call Joans and the prospect*
ror a favorable bank statement tomorrow were
*trrn:jtbening elements. The activity fell to
fcniall proportions i, te an< j a< i r4nces were on]
partly retained. A break in the local traction '
stocks, due to the proj>o*ed Inrestigatlon by
the public utilities commission, disturbed tlie
latter meriet.
vauTe n . dS^rMlo0 UU * nd ste * d - r - Tot «l ««'«« (P«r
Ijnited States bonds advanced V*. per cent on
s>>«r Tork Stock lAut
E. F. Hutton «c Co.. 490 California street.
mt mbers of tbe New York stock exchange fur
nish the following list of bond and stock salei
resterday:
J STOCKS 1 High! Low| Bid 1 A»fc
i Adams -Express 140 175
!Ai!ls-Chalnn?rs 10 jnii
I I)o pfd 2T "»9
45.200 Amalg Copper... 97T4 91 91»;91Ti
" A T^. B< TJ t n P" r "it I« .
I>o pfd .» 75
....... Araer Can Co ... .-. 514 514
I>o pfd 63 sii2
300, Am Car & Fd Co 43% 43« i' 43% 44
Do pfd 1 100 jo*
1.200 Am Cotton 0H... 32«4 32« A 3«v, 3*v.
Do pfd or to .
Amer Dist Teleg ~ 20 40
Amer Expreta *>j0 """O
....... Am Gra«s TCo s«i ««
Am Hldt- & L 4*l 4%
....... Do pfd 19*
Am Ice Sccur Cl>4 68
Amer Linseed jOilj O il 14
Dopfd ;;: &l 30
200 Amr Locom9tive. 59 63 58* 59
• I*o pfd ./ . 101 inr.iz.
88.000 Atß Smelt *B Co 119% 117% 118 iISH
....... l>o pfd , lOo'ijlCKiii
400iAoser Sugar 123 122?; 122% 1123
....... Do pfd," 125' (127
500 Am Steel Foun.. 7'i 714 7 714
'.'.'.'.'.'.'. Am Tel &"t"co! ""! '.'.'." 10s 112^
400 Am Tob pfd .... 87% S3*£ 65 4u
Am Moolen "... 26>* 27U
S^L 11 * 0 ¥* 8l °°^ M» "
s,jOo. Anaconda 5» 6R 5314 s «ti
JfXJAtUn Coast Line 981J 07U 97 97U
6W! P" • 93% 83H 03K 93?
900j8.1t I Ohio 9SV? 97% 98 98^
I 1H) pfd fx co
3^|s|i"ll||gi J«
. . . . . ..jCanada South vi; i-su*
3.600 Canadian Pacific. 178 m" 177^ 178
\u25a0::::::: edoc do pfd"::::::: ::::: 16 * »
::::::: S SS-T!.:: ::•- :::: '\u25a0 hph p
4.500 C tc N W 151% nail ISI6 / ,mv
18.800 CM& St P uaj IST S §4H
I DO Hid 14R liO
300 Central Leather.. 24% iV 24 24 V,
t*o pra .. 91 o?i/
Chle. Terminal ~X; 5 Zu,
•• Do pfd joiz *Z™
Chle Ln Tractio-.... ":: *%» =J '
• • Do pfd Tt| i« ,0
160, C C C &St L... 6ST, CSTi 68% G»
1 I»o pfd ....... .... inn inn'
.......jcoium h c a i.. .:::; \u25a0*•\u25a0\u25a0 Jiu -Jlv
• : - km •••• •— -ii
•• \u25a0uo Zd pfd 45M, 4«
Consolidated Ga.. ......... U7 120
00 ™ Pjy-cto .. 1794 17% 17% 175,
9OO i^ e \ \ I S <Uoa •' 172 % m * 171% 17294
ID U & W 4«5 472
MOD* RG 2SH 28 S* »%
Do pfd ; ;f; f yj li "
....... Detroit Cn Ry «o -4
Diamond Match 128 I^o
200 Distill Securities. 66 CB*' 66 CBU
....... Duluth SS& A. ..... .... v ?!
....... Do pf4 20 2114
4.loo! Erie 25% 25H 25% 25\
40n(. Do Ist pfd ... 69% M% S»H 60%
500] Do 24 pfd 42 41U 41% 42
100 Fed M & S pfd.. 8394 83% «4 84
10y(«eneraI Electric. 138 138 137 137U
]Gej» Elec right* jii - it&
...... .ftJran CMS &P. ..... ..... 124 130
2.7oojGreat Nor Ore.'.. SO% 5S 55% 59W
23.406,«reat Northn pM 135% 136% 137^ 137^
....... tJreene Can Cop.". 10 ibu
....... Uavana Tob Co 12 I2»i
....... Do pfd ....... ..'......-.. 17 20
Hocking Valley.. .......... 80 S3
... Do pfd 80
lf)Q Illinois Central.: 144 ' 144 144 145
I.JOO Interboro Metro.- 16 15^ 1514 15^5
1,7001 Do. pfd ....... *5 43 43 43V4
....;.. Internatl Marine. 7^ 8%
Do pfd 2114 21%
' 'i,106 InternaU Paper.. 15% 15 14% 15
....... I>o pta-.sTT... ..... ..... '-71 • 72
.......j Internatl Power.. ..... ..-."- 43 £
.....;.]lnternaU : Pomp.. !..'••• ••••• -»
New York Stock List — Continued .
Sales | STOCKS - [High) Low | Bid | Ask
Do pfd 71 74~~
....... lowa Central ..-. ..... ..... 17% 18%
....... I>o pfd 38% 39%
.> KCF S& M pfd 72 75 .
1,200 XC Southern .... N 27% 27 27% 'iiy^
200 Do pfd 67T» 57% 57% 58%
Knickerbocker Ice 30 ....;
Lake E & Westn .......... 18 21
Do pfd 55 62 -.:
Lebtgh Valley 63 63%
Long Island' .... ..... ..... 45 ' 55-,.
1,400 L& N 117% 118% 117 117%
Mackay 67% 69%
....... 1)0 pfd 66 67
Manhattan .....130 135.
Metro St Ry ..... ..... 65
Mexican Central V... 21% 22
200Minn&StL 42 41% 41 42
t>o Ist pfd 85
200 MStl* & S SM. 107% 107 107 108
Do pfd :...........:.... 138 140
11.100 Mo Kan & Tex.. 30 35 35% 35%
400 Do pfd 6«% GUM C 6% 66%
200 Mo. Pacific ..... 75% 75>4 75% 76
Nash Chat &S L 120 ISO
National Lead .". ..... 01 62U
JOO 'Do pfd ....... 98% 08% (»*U .&S%
700|Natl UR Mcx pf<l r.1% »0% 50% M
100 National Biscuit. 74% 74% 74 75
Do pfd ... ..... ..... 113% 11.1%
Not Cons Cop 14% 14%
100 Newhouse Copper IB 1C 15% 16
N J Central ..:173. U5
400 N V Air Brake. . 119% 11G% 115 117
1.300 X V Central..:. 1133? "3% 113 ' 113%
X. V C & St L !W 39
Do lFt pfd ;.. 107 115
....... ' lk> ' »d ' pfd 75 85
NY N H & H. .162 164
N V Out tsW.. 36% M%
I.COO Norfolk & West. 77 -75H <«% 76!»
....... Do pfd......'. ..... ..... .70 75
lOOfNorth American. 65?4 «.S% CS% 09%
41, 2UO( Northern Pacific. 137% 13CV* 136% lseji
.......iOmaha ...: 130 135
.., Do pfd ...150 180
Pacific Coast ..;..... 07 99
....... Do Ist pfd : ..... ..... 02 102
'. Do 2d pfd OS 103
6.100 Pacific Mall .... .31% 29 31% 31%
- 18.000 Pena R R C 0... 124Vt 123% 123% 1-4
People* Gas 81% 02%
:. P C C & St L. 60 73
....... I)o'pM ©0 05
Pittsburg Coal 11% 11%
... Do pfd ..:.:. 52% 55
Pressed Steel Cax 35 36
Do pfd f»0 02
... Pullman Car Co 160 163
Ry* Steel Springs 41% 42%
... - Do pfd .. .:. &»% 00
82,300 Reading ........ 105 103% 104% 104%
Do Ist pfd SO 80%
Do M.pfd 79 80
400; Republic is & 1.. 28 2S 28 28%
..| Do pfd ...;. 84 84%
0001 Rock Island Co.. -22% 22 22% 2iV t
300 i Do j.fd 47% 47 47% 47%
30u|S!os6 Sheffield Co 58 57% 57% 5S
Do pfd Oo 100
...iS L & SF Ist pfd .......... 63 65
lOOJ Do 2U pfd 37 37 36% 33
700 St L & S W 21% 20 21% 22ii
...j Do pfd ....... 51% 52£
28.400iSouthern Pacific. 82% 81% S2>4 82%
.prv> pfd .....in% 112
200; Southern Ry .. 20»4 20 20% SOU
.....'..1 Do pfd 6« 67
Standard Oil 497 504
Tonn Coal 4- Iron 143 145 .
Tex Pac L T Co 70 79
2UO Texas Pacific \u0084 3O«i 30 30% 30%
Third Aye ....104 110-
Toledo Ry & Trac ..: 25 26
fioo Toledo St. L &. W 27% 27 & i!6*i' 27%
700 Do pfd.. 49% 40% 49% 49%
Twin City R T »3 95
Union Bag & P 6 Ci;
Do pfd...... ". ..... 57 SS
145.500 Union Pacific 143% 144% 144% 144%
Do pfd S3 K«
...".... United Copper.. ; 64 65
Un IMs of S F. ..... ..... 27 . 28
Do pfd :... 43 43%
Do 4s . 71 714
U S Cast Iron P. ..... : 35% 36%
... Do pfd.. .. ..... ..;.. 81 84
U S Express ...108 112
, U S Realty & C 52 55
.-. V S Red & Ref 14 17
....... Do pfd 45% .V)'
200 U S Rubber 30 36 36 36%
Do Ist pfd 98 09
-Do'-2d pfd...'. «.-i 67V,
30,900 U S Steel Cor.. 37% 36% 36% 36%
800 Do pfd... 100% 100U 100 Vi 100%
.' Utah Copper ...{.. :....... 28 28%
_ 400 Va-Car Chem Co. 26% 26 26% 27
.I*. Do pfd........ ;. 101% 103
....'... Va Coal I & CCo ...... 6f) 65
....:.. Wabash .................. 13% 14
100 Do-pfd. ;."..... 25% 25% 25% 26
.*..:.. Wells Ftrgo Ex.. .: .280 300 .
.-. Wertern Union .. 78 79 ,
Westinghouee ..'. 145 146
W & L E : 10% 11%
Do Ist pfd. --.. ::........ 26 27
Do 2d pfd 14 17
| Wisconsin Central 1 16 17%
.| Do pfd ~..| 40 41%
542,300— T0tal shares sold. - f
Xevr York Bonds
U S ref. 2s reg..lOsUl"«pan 4%s cert.. 90%
. Do coupon 105%}? Do 2d series.... 87%
Do 3s reg 102%iL &. N unified 45..W,«,
Do coupon ....103-JMan con cold 45.. 07%
Do new, 4s reg. 127% Mcx Central 45... 81
Do coupon 12S',i Do Ist lnc .21.,
Amer Tob 6s ....103% Minn & St L 45.. 87
Atch gen 45..... 98 M. X & Texas 4s. 95%
Do adj 4s .... 88 Do 2ds ........ 80
Atlantic C L"4s. »4% NR of Mcx con 4s. Sl%
Bait & Ohio 4«..-89 N V C gen 3%5.. 90%
Do S%s ....... 90 N J C gen 55.... 122%
Brooklyn RT c 4s 79% Nor Pacific 45....100 V*
Central of Ga 55.103% Do '3s 70%
Do 2d lnc 68 Nor & W: con 4s. 93
Do 3d inc....:. 54 O S Line rfdg 4s. 88%
Ches * Ohio 4%5.101% Pa coht 3%s 04
CW * Alton 3%5. 67% Reading pen 45... 94-ti
C, B & Q new 4s. 91% 3 L & I M con 55.109%
C. R I & Pac 4s. 70 ISt L 4 S P.. fg 4s. 77%
Do col 5s 88 Ist L S W con 4s. 72
C.C.C & SLgn 4s. 98% Seaboard A L 4s. 70
Colo-Ind:-se;"ar A «4^ So Pacific 45. .....87
Colo MldUnd,4s.. 67 Do Ist 4s cert.. 91U
Cclo * So 4s 89 So Railway 55. ...106%
lift i Kill! 4s. S3 U Tex & Pac 15U..112
Dirt Securities ss. 82% Tol. St LA W 4s. 74%
Erie prior lien 4s. 92% Union Pacific 45.. 9»U
Do gen 4s ...: 81 U S Steel 2d 5«.. 96%
Hock Val, 4%5...101% Wnbnoh- lets :....10*
Japan 6s 9«%JWestern Md 45.-. .-73
Japan 6s, 2d ser. 99% W & L Erie ,4s... SO
Japan 4s cert 81 JWIs Central 45... 84
>'n» York Minluß Stock*
Adums Con 09 Little Chief ..... 06
Alice ";..... 3.90 Ontario 4.00
Breece 21 Ophlr ...1.90
Bruns Con ...... " OOjPotosl ........... 16
Com Tunnel : 23iSaTage "..;• 69
Con Va Mln Co.. «.>6lSierra Nerada ... 30
Horn .SHrer l.oOtfinall Hopes .... 30
Iron Silrer 2.2sStandard ........\ 1.75
LeadriUe Con ... OS
Boston Stock* . and. Bond*
Money — .-\u25a0-'•= I Mining-
Call loans ......5(5" Adventure 2%
Time loans ...5%©6% Allouel .......... 45-
Bonds— Am»l Copper ...; 91%
Atchlson 4s 88 Ariz Commercial.. 25%
Do adj 4s .... 96% Atlantic ........... 12%
Mtx - Central 4s; . 80% Blngham . . ... . . ... 15
Railroads— . Butte Coalition ..25%
Atchlson .......: 92% Calumet ; A Arii. .165%
Do pfd ........ 93% Cnlnmet & Hecla.Bls
Boston & Albany .2l7 Centennial 29%
Booton A Maine. ls9 iCopper Range... 80%
Boston Eler ....155% Daly West 15%
Fitchburs pfd ... 122 Franklin ......... 14V4
NY. N H A H..163 Isle Royal* ...... 20%
Union Pacific •'. ..144% Mass Mining .... 5%
Miscellaneous — Michigan ......... ,14%
Amer Arge Cbem. 10 Mohawk .........; 82
. Do pfd ......... 81 \u25a0\u25a0 Mont Coal A Coke. 2%
Amer Pnen Tube.' 5% Nexada ...:...... 14%
Amer Sugar 122% North - Butte 82%
Do pfd. ...:..;. 125 Old Dominion .:.. 45
Amer Tel' & Te1.107% Osceola ......... .129
Amer Woolen ..; 28 JParrot "..-....'.....'.: 19 :
Do pfd . . . .' 90% iQuincy 118 :
Ed Elect 11ium. .208 , Sbsnnon ....;.;... i"«
Mass Electric ... 10 Tamarack ........107%
Do pfd ...57 Trinity ...23
Mass Gas ....... 57- United Copper ... <M
United Fruit ....100 .' U 8 Mining...'. ...'4B«
Un Shoe Mach... 50% U S 011 ....... v.UO3S
Do pfd ... .... . 26 % Utah .......... r .. 47
US 5tee1........ 56% Victoria ; 7
Do pfd ........100% Wlnona ......:... 7%
iWolrerlne ........163
THE COPPER STOCKS
BOSTON. July • 19.— The opening was . strong
and : prices were : much - ; higher. -.- Great dullness
preralled the • rest ' of < the day," bnt prices \u25a0 held
firm, in some cases gaining a .little.: ' \u25a0
LonitnD Closlnif Stock*
Conn money " ...84,1-16 Louisr .A "\u25a0- N»«h.^l2o .-
Do- for acct..B4 1-16 M.* X: A Texas...; 80%
Anaconda : .. : . . .... 11% N V Central .'. . . . 1 116%
Atchison ........ 05 Vi Norfolk A: West.'... 77V-
Do pfd ....;..'. 96 I Do pfd ....":: 56%
Bait A 0b10...;.-.100»4 Ont? A Western: ; '.s 37% i
Can Pacific : . : . . .182% I'ennsylrania ... .. C3vi
Clies A Ohio. . r. V 35% Rand Mines :'. :.-. . ".3%
CM <;reat-West.. HVi Reading ..:..". .•.:.: 68. -
Chi. Mil A St P. 138- So -Railway ...... SOK
De Beers^rr.-ti:: 22% ;Do pfd ...:.:.. «o'
Den A Rio U. ... 29 So Pacific . . ;. . . ; ' &3%
THE -SANVFRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, :^LY 120, 1907
Do' pfd 1....\.. 74 iL'nion /Pacific ...'-MS*,
Krie •..-... .V :...•:'.. 20Ul- r Do pfd ......:. S9-
Do-lst pfd.'." ;-'.\u25a0- 61 VjlU S 5tee1......:. 37%
Do 2d; pfd.. -.•... 43 . I Do pfd ;\u25a0;-..'..:.". 102%
Grand Trunk : . ; ;. 29% Wabash ;r ... . . .' 14^
111 Central *..-;... 14(1 t. Do pfd "..•. ..... 20V.
-Barsilvcr— Steady: 31 l-l«d pc«" ounce.
Money — 2. per cent. \u25a0 • \u0084 -:
The irate of discount in ." the open market . for
short bills' la-3M(&3% per: cent and, for three
montha". bills 3%'33% per cent.
Bank ' Clearlnn" '?\u25a0 \u25a0p "
KEW TO EK, ' July . 19.— Bradst reefs bank
clearings • report for \u25a0 the -week ending 1 July 18
shows an aggregate of $2,878,034,000 as^agalnut
12.954.212.000 last weft ami $2,746,114,000 -in
the ' corresponding - week " last -• year. Canadian
clearings for the week " total $88,286,000 as
against $97,545,000 last week and $75,364,000 ln
tbe same week la6t year. Tbe following is a list
of the cities: \u25a0 ;.•*,'.-. . i ' -
!\u25a0" CltiM— ' >\u25a0 Amount. Incf r
Xew York , $1,726,339,000 -1.8 ....
Chicago .......... --245.453.000- 10.7 ......
Uostoa.v ';-, 170,ii1~,000 20.5" ....
. PUiladeh>liia ..... . 145.709.0iW . ' ,4.1
USt. Louis ......... 04.94.0,000' 1.'..! 1 "
Pittsburg 5-i.G01.000 • 7.8
San \ Francisco ... 43.222,000 \u0084 R.<s . . . .
Baltimore. „.-. •20,"52.000 " 7.0 \u25a0 ..:.
1 KansßsClty^ ..".:. U1.M0.000 18.9 .:.'.
Cincinnati ......... -29,819.000 10.0 ....
New v Orleans .... - • 15,077.000 B.l* ....
MlcneaivMls 22,005,000 36.4 ....
C1eve1and" ......... 20.143,000 10.5 ~ ....
Detroit. \.. ....;...' 10.259.000 23.0 \u0084.'..
IjOUisTille .... 13.360,000 v 11.6 ....
Los Angeles ..:... -' 12,148.000' ~ 9.9 • ....
Omaha .......... 9.557.000 6.1 \u0084 *>.'... \u25a0
Milwaukee 17.787,000- 21.1 ;-..'..
Seattle \u0084....:.... 10,842.000 15.1 ....
8t: Paul' .... 9,433,000 11.4 ....
Providence ....... 8,314.000 "9.2 ....
Buffalo 8.4&0.000- '2.1 ....
Indianapolis ..'... 9,204,000 : 11.1 ; •
Denver '.:........ 8,704,000' 11.1 ....
Fort;. Worth ..... 6.797,000 "32.1
Bichmond ........ 6,631,000 ' 14.3 ....
Albany .T-. ....... .6.202,000 21.0 . ....
Washington ...... 6,282,000 16.1 ....
Salt Lake City 8,085,000 , 50.4 ..:..
Portland, Or. ;... 8,218.000 47.9 ....
Colnmbus, O. .... \u25a0\u25a0 6,089.000 16.2 - :...
St. Joseph ...... 6,405,000 14.9 \u0084;.
Memphis ......... 4.4GC.000 24.0 ....
Savannah ..:..... 2,994.000 .... 22.1
Atlanta ..::..... 4.400.000 14.2. ....
Spokane, Wash. .. 6,413.000 64.1. ..-..
Toledo. O ..4,169.000 6.9 ....,
! Tacoma .......... 5.052.000 36.7, ....
Nashville » . 3.989,000 21 .1
Kochester .*..-. 3,377.000 .... 7.4
Hartford-.... 3,075,000 0.8
Peoria „ 2.5E4.000 2.4
Des.Molnes ....'..'' - '2.828, 000 17.0' ....
Norfolk ':'. .". . 2.595.000 9.4 - . r. :
New Haven .....'. 2.930.000 9.7 ... .
Grand llapids .... ; 2,567,000 - 15.5 ....
Dayton .....:.... 2.221.000 17.7 ....
Portland. Me ". . "1,908,000 4.6, ....'
Sioux City ...... 2.158,000 ' 21.8 .....
Springfield, - Mass.. 2,278.000 U4.1 -
Evansvllle ...-..-.,. 2,651,000 58.2 .:.'.'
Birmingham- ..... 2.072.000 62.3 ....
Syracuse ;..':.. 2,583.000. 40.6 ..'..
Augiista, Ga. ... 1.273,000 3.4
Mobile 1,461,000' .... 14. S
Worcester- ........ 1,005,000 21.0 ....
Knoxvllle .... . 1.377.000 12.8; ....
Wilmington, Del.. v 1,467.000 13.9 ....
Charleston. S. C... 1.248,000 8.3 ....
Chattanooga ..... 1.428,000 7.0 ....
Jacksonville, Fla.. \u25a0" 1.693.000- 25.1 . ....
I Wichita \u25a0...:..... 1,128.000 .... 7.1
Wilkesbarre 1,181,000 17.5 ....
Davenport ... 807.000 - .2.8
Little Rock .1,364.000 8.5 ....
Wheeling, W. Va.. 1,073,000 2.5
Fall" Elver . 997.000 34.0 .."..:
Kalamtsoo. Mich.. 1,120,000 25.4 :
Tope&a ....... 959.000 8.8
Springfield, 111. .. 751.000 .... 9.1
Helena 1,459,000 C 4.1 ....
Fort Wayne. Ind. ' 788.000 3.1 ....
New Bedford .... 791.000 10.3
Lexington .......' 609,000 6.1
Toungstown 1,024,000 82.5 ...
Erie, Pa. ........ 769.000 4.5
Macon 884.000 ' 29.2 '"..'..'!
Akron ,536.000 25.5 ....
Rockford. 111. ... ; JJ50.000 6 5
Ced»r Raplds.lowa 599,000 0.5 ....
C!»;ster. Pa. .... r>S2.O«X) 0.3 .... ,
Blnghamton 555.000 6.1 ....
Fargo. N. D. ... 448.000 4.4 ..:
Lowell 757.000. .45.0 ....
Canton. O. 591,000 18 4 "... - ',
Blootnington, 1U... 375,000 4.1 ...
South Bend, Ind.. v .596,000 .26.2
Qulncy. 111. 374.000 4.6' ..."
Springfield. O. ... 418,000 5.0 ...
Sioux Falls. S. D.. 313,000 50.0 ....
Mansfield, 0 394,000 20.1 '-'•\u25a0-
Decatur. 111. .... 409.000 ; 9.0
Fremont. Neb.. .. t. 218,000 4 3
Jacksonville. 111... "290.000 14
••Lincoln. Neb. .. 985.000 ac
••Oakland. Cal. .-.'; 2.676 000
•Houston ........ 22.247,000. .31.6 :""
•Galveston ...... J 0.1 25,000 ' 7 4 i
CANADA '
Montresl .......... .$33,131,000 16.1 - ....I
Toronto ............ 24,865.000 14. S ...
Winnipeg ...... 11.677.000 '22.0 ....
Ottawa 3.249.000 0.6 ....
\nncouTcr. B. C. .. 4.752.000 64. 4
Halifax 2,0M,0fi0 14 0
H uebec .2.133.000 11.0 ....
Hamilton .; ....1.728,000 4.2
St. John. N.-8. ..... 1,472.000 \u25a014 4/ "-"
Ix>ndon, Ont. .....; 1,452,000:'. : 20.5 \u25a0\u25a0 '\u25a0"
Victoria. B. C. '.... ,1,131 .000 %<% < '25.5::;,* i:::
••Calgary ............ 1.357,000 31.6 '.. •
••Edmonton .....'...: 1,098.000^ .... ....
•Not included In totals because contalniiig
other Items than clearings. «»Not Included in
totals because comparisons are Incomplete. !
Condition of the Treaaiirr
nf T % SH F QTOS V J . nly 19 -Today's statement
of. the treasury balances <In the general -fund
suows: Available -cash- balance, $2(54.640 3RO-
S^fe.SgiSg. 1^) $C 0 fi :
Xew York Cotton . Market
n«- X « E 7 \\ Y n Oß^* July a »— There was : a decline
of B. to 10 points further! ln the cotton market
this morning. was because of. further
scattered liquidation and short selling Lby oo
erators following the bearish position Mr Price
has : now . openly assumed on the market and
the general cotton situation. The general out
look remains^ln the same position as outlined
heretofore. The crop -,- is still • three to - four
w-teks late and Its condition Is so much lower
than usual at this time of < the year and shows
very spotty and stunted in growth that next
month s report should be bearish ."->"'
_ Even the biggest bulls are beginning to admit
that the crop is Improving very rapidly. The
weather thus far; during . Jnly has , been - the
most favorable isr.OMu during, the aame period
in a generation, hnt th-.' ciop - was badlv ' in
nee I cf good weather. There Is '• still a "very
strong fetllng ibat tl.ere is K-.lng to l« 15 cent
COflon. • :\u25a0:..:•
Present conditions are highly favorable all
over \u25a0 rhe l>elt except In purts of Texas where
th*y- claim rale 1« L»dly - want»>J. The trade is
looking i forward to the coming . August report,
and judging from reports cent ont by. the local
crop experts the former should show * a big
improvement. The trouble with the market is
the lack tof public Interest; Tbe reople are
staying out. \u25a0 -- ; - . / . ..
Option. Open. High. Low. Close.
July ..........11.77 11.82 "11.77 11.82
August .......11.45 -11.47 \u25a0 11. 38 . 11.46
September ....11.39 11.42 11.^5-11.41
October .......11.66 . 11.72 11.60 11.71
November, 11.64 11.64 11.64
December .....11.73 11.79 11. 6» ;: '11.78
January 11. SO 11.86 11.75 11.85
February ....'. .... : ...... ..... 11.89
March 1 ..11.89 11.95 11.85 11.05
April ......"...... ..... u-.90u -.90
May ......;. 12.05
New York Grnln and • Produce
NEW YORK, . July 19. — Flour— Receipts, , 14,
200 barrels; exports, \u25a0 12,400 barrels.!: More active
on springs, . but quiet otherwise. \u25a0- .- ; \u25a0 .
Wheat — Receipts, ~ 37.000 .bushels; ; exports,
19,997; spot," easy; No.' 2,red,':97e elevator; No.
2 red; OS^c f. 0..b. afloat;: No. 'l northern Du
luth; $1.10% f. o. b>- afloat; No. 2 hard winter,
$1.00^4 f. o. b. afloat.,* Influenced , by. good
weather . In the -northwest. H ': further^ liquidation,
small weekly cleat-nances and good cables;, wheat
lost a cent today. Little heed was paid to ru
mors of a large . export business,' and the market
closed heavy, at %@l%c^net loss.: July, closed
98 \»c: ". September, - closed 99% c ;, December,
Petroleum — Firm..
\u25a0 Sngar — Raw; steady: fair : reflnlng,-.8.33%c;
centrifugal, 96 test, \u25a0 3.B3 Vic; - molasses \u25a0 sugar.
3.08% c. Iteflned. > steady.; -, -
. Coffee— The market ; for ' futures i closed steady,
net . unchanged to 10 points ; higher. - Sales were
reported of 9,750- bags," .lncluding: : -. December,"
5.70 c; March, -5.80c:; Aprils s.Bsc;: May;> s.9oc;
June, 5.83@5.90c.t Spot, quiet; No; 7,' Rio, o%e;
Santos No. •4, 7%c. - \u25a0 Mild, quiet;: . Cordova, 9®
i2Hc -•\u25a0-.' . "-,-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 - :\u25a0 K-iK -i \u25a0';-..->>-
V Butter — Finn:^' unchanged. >-' : \u25a0\u25a0 " .\u25a0"
* Cheese— Steady; 'unchanged. -
Eggs — Steady; unchanged. '•
•-\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0 DRIED'FRUITS ."-; ' .. '-'.
Evaporated ' Apples — The market -Is firm. Fancy
are 'quoted;, at- 8Vic;:? choices; at "B%c; • prime at
7% <^i6c; : p.-Hir. to fancy- at 4@7Vic. ;-. i
Prunes— Are -flnn iinvtone.^wlth quotations
ranging from 4%c to \u25a0 12% c: for California fruit
and' from- 5%c to 9c for Oregons up to 30s and
405.".- . :. \u25a0•- \u25a0'y:.i,-,:-'-'*.-~-z J . \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 X--' s - '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-•••\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 "'"'
• Apricots— Quiet, except *- for ; Immediate needs,
being restricted by . the t high ? prices. <• > Choice \u25a0 are ,
qnoted at 21c; extra choice at 22c and fancy at
22(!j23c. _ *v \u25a0 ;,-,;• ' \u25a0'\u25a0;-\u25a0:; \u25a0::.?.•?.•: \u25a0 \u25a0:\u25a0 \u25a0 .\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0
Peaches— Unchanged, with: choice; quoted at -
ll%®l2c;>extraicholce'-at'l2%@l3c: fancy at '
13(3 13%c and \u25a0 extra fancy: at ; 14@14%c. ~v-. r *--.-;
.s. s Raisins— Are in slack demand. on spot,; owlnpt
to the hot weather.- Loose muscatelß are quoted
at- B*i@loc; seeded -raisins - are 'v7%@l3c and
London layers, at $1.65@1.85. ; " .\u25a0. - -\u25a0 : . \u25a0-.-
Xerr >, York \ Metal v Market
- N EW YORK, : July i 10.— There was a : moderate
Improvement ; in ; the : : London •? tin s market, 5 with
spot \u25a0 closing : at * £ 183 i 15s and lat -i £181.~
Locnllj- the market ; was • flrm,*; with \ spot quoted
at 41@41.10c. . --..J •:\u25a0:.\u25a0\u25a0,,«/•..-..' .:,- - . ;
.: Copper, was higher in the London markets with
spot adTanclng *\u25a0• to £94 :* 10s '\u25a0:- and ; 5 futures ,\u25a0 to
£88 = 13b. ; I»cally ; the \u25a0- market * was i- dull g and
nominal, * with 1 lake^ quoted 3 at 1 21@22c; - electro
lytic at 20.50@21c;; casting at 20@20.25c. 1 , v
Lead ' was -unchanged =\u25a0 at £ 5. 15 a 5. 25 c «in ; , the
local, market and -at? £20, in -London..' %. • :, .
> Spelter was ; 2s J 6d 't lower 3at j £23 1 17»? 6d :3: 3 In
London;. \u25a0 Locally /.' the '" market ': wu 1 weak \u25a0' but .
unchanged ; at \u25a0 6.05Q6.10c. -j -? . : ,'' - ~ i>;--_ ..:;;'_ .
'.- Iron : was ; anchanged :in * the" Kngliah mnrket,
with" standard • foundry J at ; 6fls ; 6d I and • Clereland
warranu at - 56s 6d. < Locally \u25a0 the < market \u25a0 wa*
unchanged. \u25a0 .y; : - \u25a0- • \u25a0 . \u25a0 ; /\u25a0; r *: •-\u25a0-:.> ;
.. CHICAGO BOARD . OF: TRADE
- ; Patnre Grain and Provision* .
- CHICAGO,.: July f . 10.— Wheat ; ' prices '/on ' the
local ; exchange ~ declined today I more than lc be
cause of sellins:, due chle3y to favorable. weather
for i the new , crop.' -: At - the close the , September
«e'lveryiw.«:off .l%@i%c. Corn was down %c.
Oats showed 'a loss of Ufiific. Provisions ; were
7%c hlgher. L . -;.— .: .\u25a0 -'
-..- The . bears - were In complete; control of 'the
wbent, market and a heavy tone prevailed today.
Trading. \u25a0 however, 1 * was >not In large - volnme/
chieHy, because of vthe. slack demand. -The chief
wettkenlngjiufluenee^ was the weather : --In the
United , States and Canada.* Tbe market : closed
weak, with . prices almost at the lowest point.
September : opened .% @ %c to %@%C lower; at
9d%(g93%c, declined to 02% liiW.bc and closed
at -02% C. ;.; .•"\u25a0-:. v--' ..•\u25a0\u25a0 :.'\u25a0 - \u25a0. -. '- \u25a0\u25a0- .'.\u25a0\u25a0- -v-'-i': A
>«The \u25a0 corn 'market : closed weak. \u25a0 September
opened li @ % c to • %'c lower at 61@52T»c, . sold
°ff to r»2%c end closed at 52%@52%c. ; .:-. »?"-*<:
£- September \ outs opened ; unchanged .ton; shade
higher vat \u25a0 35% (g3S%c, sold off to 38',ic ond
closeUßt;3Bi4@us%c.; .. - -
\u25a0: Provisions ruied: firm but quiet. At the close
September, pork'wasiup? I.'^1 .'^ and lard aud ribs
were also up,7V4c.:v^
'.-The; leadia^ fiiture.i renrfd as "follows:
"Articles., v \u25a0 Own.'. lilKk. ; Low. Close..
•.Wheat — P ' \u25a0 • '
July .....:... 00-4 om 00% 00%
Scpteml>er ' . : ' 9.i»i m% 92% 92'^
December,... 97i<, 97V 3 96% '96%
May, ...:.... 102' IJ2 101 10iy 3
> . Corn— v \u25a0-\u0084'-"•..
July-.....;.'..: 52% • - 52% 52% '52%
September;.'. .- 5314' - 53H • 52%. 52^6
December .:. BOVi*-' 50U \u25a0;'-> 49% 50 .
May. ........ -51%-- 52 ' ' Cl% « J /i
•%Oats — . . - .. - -.••",\u25a0••\u25a0 * \u25a0 - -v .'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•
Ju1y......... 43%. 43%" 4??% ,43J»
September-.. . 38%. . 38% 38% 38%
Decembor ... ,31% '31% \u25a0 31 •31
May5.......; -41V?; 41% 40% ;41 -
, Mess pork, .- per • bbl—
September ...«.;... V". ..... 16.50
. Ijard, ; per \u25a0 100 lbs—
September^ .. «.95 -: \u25a0 9.05 " 8.95 8.95
October .."...9.00 '\u25a0'•- ' 9.07% 9.00 9.07%
- \u25a0 Short ribs, : per 100 • lbs—
September.. 8.67% 8.65 8.57% 8.65
October .... 8.60 8.62% 8.00. - 8.62%
Caah . Grain, and' Provisions)
Cash i quotation! were as follows: , 1
Flour steady. >No. 2 spring . wheat, 99c@$l:
N0.. 3. 04@99c;;'N0.-'2 red. 90%@91%c No.^2
corn," 52%^C53c:: N0.- 2 yellow. B3c. : No. 3 white
oats,«'43 : >4@4oc. , N0.; 2 rye, . Ssc. \u25a0'. Good feeding
barley. S 50®55c. vr Fair .to choice - malting, \u25a0 59@
63c." u No. 1 northwestern flax seed, $I.22.' Prime
timothy . seed.'- $4.65. Clover, contract - pr»rt»>i.
$15.50. - Short ribs, sides (loose); $$.3T&®
8.62H- Mess pork, per bbl. $16.30@16.40. Lard,
perlOO lbs.- $8.82^4. Short clear sides 1 (boxed),'
$8.75^!).-' Whisky,, basis of high wines. $1.31.
Articles.;'. : . • Receipts. Shipments.
Flour. ' barrels 15.200 -•, : 0,200
Wheat, bushels '. ~ .... 25.000- 57,400
Corn,- bushels .'........ 275,400 421,000
Oats.v bushels' .....138,000 228,300
Rye. , bushels -".'. ..;..-."...•... 1.000 .........
Barley, bnshels ........... 10,800 .......
Butter, Cbeesc and Eire's
f. On ; the ,- produce exchange today the.< butter
market was-flrm. .'Creameries, 21(325c; dairies,
18V i (££22}£cAEggs, flrm^at mark, cases Included,
ISQH'/Sc: ; firsts, 14% c; prime firsts, '.,; • 16c.
Cheese,, 13@13%e. \u25a0 . . ".'
- '\u25a0•',\u25a0\u25a0 Eastern Livestock Market . -*.;/:
' CHICAGO. : July 19.— Cattle— Receipt. 2.500.
Market steady. . Beeves. $4.60@7.25; eowi. $1.50
@s.2s:ibelferß, $2.50@5.50: calves, $5.50@7.25;
good -to prime -steers, $5. 70@7.25; poor to me
dlum,, $4.60^5.65; stockers and feeders, $2.80
©5. \u25a0-\u0084- '--\u25a0\u25a0w..--,- -. ,-.- : •:\u25a0; .-\u25a0:, .-.-. .
Hogs— Receipts, 17,000. Market steady to a
•hade higher. Light. $5.80@6.10; mixed. $5.65
@6.05: heavy. . $5.25@5.90; rough, $5.25@5.. r is:
pigs. $5.40@6.05; good to choice, heavy, , $5.80
©5.90. \u25a0 ,; -. --\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'• . \u25a0 . . - :..,;
Sheep— Receipts. 15.000. Natives. $3.75@5.90; i
westerns, $4@5.90: yearlings, $6@6.60; lambs,
$5. 75@7.40; "westerns, $5. 75@7.50.
, - Loa \u25a0 Anselea Mnrket
LOS AXGELES. July 19.— Scarcity of local
ranch eggs and • the \u25a0 dullness of business were
the features , of * the | produce market | today. Re
ceipts of ranch eggs' were only 117 cases, which
Is far below the average.. As a result there was
a Jump -in 'prices -and first : class' eggs \u0084 com
manded ' 5 as ' high ' as ' 28c, although the aver
age - was 26c. \u25a0*' Case count "eggs advanced
to 24c; : - and " even at the advanced figures
the market . was cleaned up early. ~. In the but
ter market : dealers - seenred 60c - for ", cream
ery extras - and " a • further advance may be ex
pected within a: few days. 1 :
.' There was \a .' sharp demand for almost ' all
kinds: of ' commodities and prices were firm in
such ~ classes *as did not I advance. !
: Receipta— rEggs, 1.117 cases; butter. 26,432
pounds; \u25a0;: cheese, = 304 pounds; potatoes, . 1.740
sac-ka; onions; ; 5\u25a0- sacks. The following prices
indicate the" average, condition of, the market: -
.Eggs— Local ranch. : candled, selected, 25c; ; lo
cal ranch, case i count, "24c.
. Butter— Creamery -." extras, ..57^(S00c; firsts.r
Ssc: dally. 24@25e.' . ; - .\u25a0•
Cheese— Northern "fresh; 18c; Anchor, large,
18c; Anchor, young America. 19c; handcheese.
Anchor brand, 20c: eastern singles, 18@19c;
eastern^ twins..- 18c: eastern. Cheddars, 16@16^c;
eastern ' lonehorn. . 19c; - eastern daisy, 19c ; ; Swiss
Imported, 32c ;i Swiss . domestic, 25c; .llmburger,"
— Potatoes— New stock Burbink's,"- $2.52@2.60;
early rose,"- $2.25: -Bliss early- ; turnip*, new,
$2.25: sweet i potatoes. Bca^pound."«
• Onions — Imperial: Bermudas. $3.50 a sack: sil
ver skins. $3.25; new red." $3.50 per 100 pounds;
garlic, B(^9c:' chiles; evaporated, U<?jl2c; snn
dried. : 14@15c;, ground, 12y a c; Mexican bulk,
"Beans (ctl)— Pink No.; 1 . ?3 ; Htnas No. \.
$5.50;-' Lady Washington No.; V -$3: k do \u25a0 small
white Xo. 1. $3.40: black eve, $5.50@6.50; Gar
vanza«, $5.50@6: lentils.-a2'/a®lsc-a pound.
- Poultry — Buying prices, live .weight,! a pound —
Broilers. 1 pound to l^i pounds, not wanted;
IVj to- 2U \u25a0 pounds, 18c : friers under 3 pounds.
18c: roasters. 3 or more pounds, 16c; : bens, -12c:
jitags and old roosters. 8c; turkeys, heavy, 17c;
turkeys. \u25a0 light, not wanted ; ducks. - lie : geese,
10c;. squabs and pljreons. $1.50(?1.75 a dozen.,
Sellinir price— Frozen dressed /. eastern stock,
pound— Hens,- 16<o&17e; young roosters. 10V4c;
fryer*. 19c;. broilers.- 26c. Turkeys— Old toms,
21% c; young toms, 23c;-hens, 22 Vic; geese, 17c;
ducks;\ 18c. . ' \u0084 \u25a0\u25a0.'-''.. ""*-."" I'"- \u25a0
\u25a0 Honey, "pound— Comb. -water - white. \u25a0 pound
frames, 15<316c; light amber. 13<?il4c; extra
red water : white, . 60 pound cans, 7@7V4c; light
amber, 60 pound cans, 6*A@~c- v;
MISCELLANEOUS • MARKETS
Naval j Stores— Turpentine and Rosin
SAVANNAH.', Ga.. July ,19.— Tnrpentine-i
Firm; 56c; sales, 975; receipts," 696; shipments;
1,877. \- .'-. \u25a0\u25a0:'\u25a0\u25a0-:: ;•' \u25a0 -\u25a0:-_--' \u25a0.--••'\u25a0\u25a0:•' " '' '
Rosin— Firm: sales, 3.040: receipts. 1,807;
shipments, 2,982; stock; -59.315. Quote: A.- B,
C,:54.10; D, $4.30: E." $4.60: F. 54.80: G. 54.8 T.;
H. $4.95; I, $5; X, $5.15(35.35: M, $5.25<a5.r.n :
N, -$5.60@5.90; WG, $5.75@5.90; WW, , $5.80®
6.05. .
Forelßn Futures
LIVERPOOL
oS^T.-:..- ;A ly -. <?si^
Closing :....... ..". ; 7 2% 7 3«i 7 51*
- '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 "-'.y \u25a0'\u25a0 - i PARIS." \u25a0 ; --.".'."-.\" =
Wheat — July. Nov.-Feb.
Opening 27 75 23 60 .
Closing ....... ......v.-27 50 2360
-\u25a0; Flour— .-,-'--. \u25a0-' - . ,- ' \u25a0\u25a0:•\u25a0- . .-• \u25a0 -, ' \u25a0 j
Opening .....'.............. 34 90 31 15
Closing ....:. \u0084 . -.':. : 34 70 :^ 31 00
\u25a0 _ Minneapolis WTieat Market
MINNEAPOLIS. July - 19.— September; 97%@
97% c- December, 98@08%c; No. -« 1 ; hard,
$1.00 ii: No. 1 northern. 90% c; No. 2 northern,
96^4c; No. 3 northern, 92@96c.
St. I.onla Wool. Market
"-ST. LOUIS. July 19.—Market steady: medium
grades. '•» comblnsr and . clotbln?, ~ 24@26c; light
fine, 27@28c; fine, 17® 10c; tub washed,; 23@35c;
Northern ."Wheat Market ';
. OREGON. /-'\u25a0
•i PORTLAND, July . 19.—Wheat—Club, 84@S5c;
bluestem. 86<gS7c; valley.* 84c: red, 82c.
- -WASHINGTON- '-\u25a0> \u0084
~ "TACOMA, July 19.—Wheat —Unchanged;, blue
stem, 86ci club,. 84c; red, \u25a0• 82c.
LOCAL MARKETS
; Exchange and Bullion / \u25a0 \u25a0
Silver, per-"ounce. :..;:...*...'...''. f: 6SU® —
•\u25a0• '\u25a0'>-\u25a0... \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0'.: ! •-.-.-\u25a0-' \u25a0 LOCAL .:..-. •• •• \u25a0 A-
Sterllng exchange,'6o day 5....... — @4.S4^i
Sterlingrexchange,; sight.-.".'";..... •—" ©4.87%'
Sterling * exchange, .'cables.;. .V.:. — 04.88%
New : York," exchange,', sight.":.7.;7 ' — :_ @ '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 10 \u25a0\u25a0-
New, York exchange,-telegraphic". '. —»\u25a0 * tfs 12%
Sliver,' per ounce • .V..r... V.:..'. • ' CB%@ — -
Mexican.dollars,', n0mina1:'.:..."...: — <S —
•', 'ti" -\u25a0*CONTINENTAL! \u25a0-:\u25a0 - '
New York on Pari5......:..-." ... Sl«Ti
New .York on Mexie0.'.v.'....;........:... 2<>n%
Paris \u25a0\u25a0 on. L0nd0n...:...v;.....'..V..T.v. v ,25.16 >-.
Berlin on L0nd0n............'....:..... .20.46yi
. Wheat and Other Grains .\'.'\u25a0;
'declined: r?on ." rains.'.* In' the
northwest,, weak \u25a0 foreign j market* - and: poor, ship
ping • and • speculative - demand. - But - it»was: re
ported \u25a0: that - Winn Ipeg had * worked;; 75 loads for
export' and. that England was buying In the Chi
cago market.: <;'\u25a0.\u25a0 \u25a0 :-*\u25a0 \u25a0<.'"'-\u25a0--. -i- \u25a0'• - -' . \u25a0 ' \u25a0--•,'-A
\u25a0.-\u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ---.\u25a0:,:- CASH ~ WHEAT ">•"-'-\u25a0, .'• --: '
'-California- club, $1.52 V 4 ©1.55: do - mill ing.
$1.57%;s California4white <Australian, \u25a0 $1.67%@
1.72%; lower grades of California, $1.2.1@1.42%;
northern • club,: nominal;' northern. bluestem, • nom
inal ;\u25a0 northern red,"'nominal; •\u25a0"•"_;;
."\u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0/\u25a0' '„ V"V: \u25a0-:\u25a0'•\u25a0•"• FUTURES'- '\u25a0- \u25a0 '**- :/ .'.
.10:30-.a;,m.. Session.- • •-\u25a0-•\u25a0
-May—si.6o;bld. \u25a0\u25a0':\u25a0\u25a0:
•'-\u25a0 Barley —There ;-i was': nothing':. new. ', yesterday,"
there „ being \ no'ls sales g of i? any •» description y. on
•change. 1-:, Prices remained as before." ; :
: , , CASH BAKLKX "\u25a0 •'\u25a0"\u25a0"•"' .v
.Good ; to-choice feed,' 5p0t,:<51.22%@1.2C%;
common!,to;fair," $1.17 V^@l.2o;:per.-ctl; ;brewing
and' shipping,, $1.27% <per 1 ctl: '\u25a0- chevalier,-! $1.25©
I.4o';per t ctl.,- * \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;. \u25a0' *-" •\u25a0-..\u25a0'%"\u25a0,\u25a0•
FUTURES > ' -
..- ; 10:30 n.im. Session . • >
-\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0•" r :-r.--'\ Open.' • High.'=? Low. --'.t Close.:
May..'.;.;.-..N0 Mies; $1.31 M bid. $1134 >asked."
December ..:; :.r.51.28 --$1.28 4. $1.27% .; $1.27%
Oats—More; choice 1 whJte i were i sold i at * $1.45
yesterday,*;! bnt y. trading -i continued;% Tery / light.:
There •is no > feature at the; moment.--*'*-- ';«*;
j Good ' toichoice red for seed. $1.50@1.55;-for
feed,\u25a0;.. $1.40® 1.45; ; common' to «fair,- - $1.37^:
white,; $1.40@1.55; ? old blackh for seed, $1.60@
J.JS;; war. nominal' at • $1.35® 1.42W- -^V:
• Corn-rStlll dulband nominal at the old quota
tions. -' \u25a0\u25a0-'_-"\u25a0 . ;, - .' -^-: \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0.. -.—
; California ;. small = round ' yellow. $1.60@1.65;
large 'yellow, ?1.50@1.53; iwhite, nominal; west
ern state sacked yellow,- gyaraateed dry,sl.so@.
1.55 spot s and: sl.so to arrive; mixed, to arrive,
$I.47%; ' white Egyptian, • $I.33; ' brown Egyptian,
, ' Rye-^51.45i31.&0 perctl: for California.
Flour and Farlnacebm Goods
:J Flour— California v family -; extras. ; $5.20@5.70
net,:; without 1 discount; bakers'- extras. $5.20@
5.45; - superfine, ; $4.10@4.30; Oregon and Wash
.lngton, per.bbl, 54.90@5.20 for, family and $4.25
@4.50 for; cut off." . >,- -.-.. . :
;: Farinaceous .- Goods— Prices in packajres, net
rasa, ; no discount^ are v as " follows : • Graham flour,
$3 per, 100 lbs: rye flour. $3.40: rye meal. $3.20;
rice I flour. " $7.20 ; corn meal, $2.75 ; \u25a0 extra cream
do.- *$3.40; r oat meal. $4.10: • oat - groats, $4.30;
hominy,' ,$3.40@3. C0: , buckwheat ' flour, $4;
cracked ".wheat, $3.50:'. farina,. $4.20; whole
wheat i flour,'; $3.20: i rolled . oats, ,- bbls. $6@7.25 ;
in iSa^ks,. $0.r>0(80. 75: ; rolled wheat, -bbls, $4.30;
in seeks, : $3.&0: pearl . barley. " ss.4o; . split p«as,
boxes, . $0; green peas, . $5 per 100 lbs. '
Hay and Kee«l.stu{7*
There : is no further change to rpport In either
u'cy-.'or "feedstuff*.' -.:The; latter 'are In burripti
sonie ' supply ,*\hore. : • Imt firm _: up north. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' Choice
hay -Is firm at th<>: advance noted yesterday.
Uriiri— slU(&22'p< > r ton.-"
, M iddltngs— s27 fc«3o per -: ton.-- '. O• .
:- Shorts— ?2of«'22.so per, ton.
• Feedstuffs — Boiled '\u25a0 barley, .$27@28; V mixed
feed,'/ $21^24; oilcake ; meal, nominal: . cocoanut
cake or \u25a0 meal at " mills/ $2". in 10 and $25.50 In
5 ton lots; Jobbing, $^t>; corn. meal, $32; cracked
corn; > $33;,! broom -corn- feed. 90c@Jl per ctl;
alfalfa meal, carload lots. $20.50; jobbing, $2150'
per ton; : mealfalfa, $20.50: jobbing,- $21.50. ;
% Jlay— New wheat, $12016; • old crop— Choice
wheat, ' $18@20 per 5 ton; good wheat, $15@
17.50: other > grades. wheat, *10@14; wheat and
oat, $10@16; tame oat. $10^16; volunteer wild
oat. ;; 510(^12 ; alfalfa, •' $S@l4; . stock, $S@ 10 ; per
ton.'.' '-('\u25a0' Z- '\u25a0•» •'••\u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0".'";• '\u25a0;'': \u25a0 \u25a0 .^' • -.-\u25a0 . \u25a0.'
\u25a0 Straw— -60@90c per bale. ; . . _':.
Beans - and . Seeds
All r conditions .remain ' unchanged, - with' th«
bean market quiet and steady to firm. , - ' ;
. Beans; (per ctl) — 8ny05.*53.25@3.30; pea. $3@
3.25; small white, $2.R5@3; large wUlte, $2.60®
2.70; pink; $2.65@2.75; red, ! $3.25@3.50; limas,
$5.20ft5.30:.red kidneys. $3.25@3.50: blackeyes.
$4. 00Q3; butter, $4.50@5;- horse beans. ,52<a
2.25:- cranberry -beans,. $3.75@4; Garvanzas.
$3.25®3.75. , : \u0084" \u25a0.-\u25a0-..\u25a0
V Seeds— Brown mustard. 2@2V4c: yellow mus
tard." 6c: flaxseed, : $2.905|3; canary, 4y t <gi Vic;
alfalfa,- 15c; rape, ,lV4fel : >%c:: timothy, nominal;
l)emp,-4 1 / 4'55c; .millet,-. 2%c ; per.lb; broom cor»
cecil, $18@20 per ton..' • -
Dried peas— AH binds are nominal.
Potatoes, Onlonsi and' Vegetables)
• The river boats were : late 'again yesterday and
the delay; had a demoralizing effect on the po
tato : market, which ; was In very, bad shape any
how. ;as ; buyers were ; fully -. aware -of - the \u25a0 weak
ness of« the -; situation and-; were limiting their
purchases; pending developments. The market Is
entirely*, local In character," as the previous high
prices completely shut off the movement ln ship
ping . channels and caused a • heavy accumulation
of." supplies, '.which accounts :for.,the
developed \u25a0 In : . the last ! few days. Receivers of
southern stock were .still holding their best lots
at prices well above .the outside quotations. 1 but
bnyers would, not pay j the figure* asked and the
quotations were accordingly nominal. - The red
varieties, were T unsalable, but dealers were quot
ing i low prices of early rose, - hoping \u25a0 to : attract
business from -outside points. Onions, like pota
toes, were • dull, with tbe market overstocked
and prices steadily dropping..,., .
-.: The one canning concern: that had been.buylng
asparagus i" anuounced yesterday that they, bad
made tliefr ' last purchase. The quotations for
that vegetable will accordingly be omltted vhere
after, as there is no demand whatever for it in
the- regular trade.'.;, ; . , .'\u25a0 -- . \u25a0
;j; j All of tbe other vegetables : were in free sup
ply, • and; with -trade dull, as usual on , Friday,
prices were ! weak and nnsustained. > " \u25a0
Potatoes (per ctl) — New crop Burbanks, $1.50
<31-80; early rose, $1(g1.25. 1
..Onions — New Ted. $2.60<@2.75 per sack; new
yellow, $2.50@2.75 per ctl; 'Australian. $3@3.50
per^ctl. ; , .;, . V - \ .
Vegetables— Asparagus, 6@Bc per lb; ' green
peas, l%@3c 'per lb; tomatoes. 50@60c for small
and $1.50@1.75 for large boxes; - string ~- beans,
l'/iQS^c per.lh; wax beans, ., 1«4@3c~ per Ib;
lima beans, B(g9c per lb: summer squash, 50@
75q per boxr.ejrg rl*nt. $1.75@2 per box: green
peppers. $1@ 1.25 per. box for. bell and 65@S3c
for chile: cucumbers. ,50@75c per box; - okra,
$1.25@1.50 Spersbox;- garlic. 3@4c : per lb for
new; cabbage, $1.50 per.' ctl: caullfiower. $1®
1.23 : per dozen; green .corn, ; $1.50@3, per sack
and $3@3.25 per crate; • marrowfat squash, 2c
per lb. •\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•;\u25a0'\u25a0 1 Sv* >'.;-, . \u25a0 \u25a0- -- . /
Ponltry and Game
. With receipts" still running free and both
wholesale and retail "dealers overstocked, the
poultry • roarkot was in a demoralized condition
and there -was no stability to prices for anything
except such. offerings of full grown young chick
ens .that- nearly \u25a0 always command firm - figures,
whether trade be quiet or brisk. "; Receivers ~wero
making liberal concessions to buyewL on -ordinary
stock and were; willing to accept /ily ; fair offer
for fryers, broilers, hens and. ducks.. It was dif
ficult to effect sales even at low "prices, however,
and - a large ; number of coops ' had to -. be carried
over. '\u25a0'\u25a0.-; '.:"-;. "i »,'-'*: .'\u25a0•-\u25a0.:\u25a0•\u25a0 ? *:.?-. '•".:•:;'.-' \u25a0 .-
\u25a0-\u25a0'*' Poultry -(per dozen) — Hens. $4.50@5'f0r small.
$5.50<7J6 - for :]ars:e" and :s7<g: s7<g 7.50 ; for «xtras: old
roosters,? $4 @4. G0: > young roosters,' $6>3<)@ 7.50;
dor extra^large., ?S@o; fryers. «4®4.50; large
broilers, $3©3.50; small broilers; $2@2.50; ducks,
$s@r> for young.- ami $3®4 for ; old ; pigeons,
51.25@1.50; squabs. $1.75(^2; geese,' $1.50 per
pair; 'goslings, $1.75 per pair.
Butter, '. Cheese and Eggn
• While ' business In bnttcr on regnlar local ac
count ' Is ", Btill ' somewhat : limited anil crafiued
principally to the extra grade of creamery poods,
there .are several .large 1 contract- onlers -being
fll led which absorb ; nearly all of :' the . offerings
of grades below : extras. -'The marSct Is;- quite
firm,* as the daily arrivals of fine table goods are
Just about sufficient to balance local wants, and
receivers of the under grades- experience no dif
ficulty in disposing of their consignments at full
figures; Cheese continues firm, with receipts of
local stock still running light, ; while eggs are
still easy because of the heavy offerings of east
ern , gooils. which are crowding-cheap California
stock out of "the, market. --> .
Buslnesa on the exchange was as follows:
-Butter— 2s%c bid and 2t!%c asked for extras.
' - Eggs — 20 ; cases : of - extras at : 24'^e and 10 at
24c; close,. firm; at 24V*c bid. - \u25a0/\u25a0' \
' Cheeses-Fancy , new flats; 14^c bid; fancy
young Americas. 16c bid and 18c asked. -
- Receipts ' were 21 ,800 lbs butter, 57.Q00 lbs
cheese and ,783 cases eggs. • - ;
\u25a0-\u25a0'\u25a0-_ The \u25a0- following are the official quotations as
established " by snips, bids j and offers on the
floor r of '\u25a0 the • dulry ; exchange :
Butter— Fresh .creamery extras. 25% c per lb,"
firm: , do firsts.- 2i*c;-.: firm; 'seconds. 24c. firm;
1 thirds, 23c, firm; packing stock, firm at 23c for
No., 1 and 22%c.f0r No. 2; eastern. ladle packed,
extras, ; 21 %c, firm ; do firsts,' 21c, : firm. :
• Cheese— Fancy California new, flats, 114?4c1 14?4c per
lb, \u25a0 firm : - firsts, - : 14c, • firm : ; new young Americas,
fancy, 16c, t firm ; s firsts. 15c. firm ; fancy Oregon,
15% c ,, firm ; New York : storage,*": fancy, 18V.C,
firm. .; :\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•' .-\u25a0' \u25a0 . ..?-";
Eggs— California . fresh c.xtrav 24^Jc per dor,
steady; firsts, 24c,- steady: seconds, 19"4 c,
steady; thirds ; 19c, steady; fresh eastern, steady
at lOVic for firsts and 17c for. seconds; * .-•.;
Declduonn and Citrus Fruits
Dullness continued ". to characterize the market
for. fresh fruits.. trade In all lines being, of the
usual: light ; Friday proportions. The day's re
i celpts-. were, small, however, 1 - and the* late tar
rival iof fresh supplies : from .the river , districts
enabled .:; dealers . to dispose : of a • considerable
quantity. of the. stock carried over from the pre
ceding-day and also did much 'toward malntaln
: Ing prices. '•- Peaches were : the only article in the
; orchard lino which were really in ovcrsupply and
1 prices for them 'were weak; (with Bmall packages
selling at a- wide 5 range as ti- quality and va
riety. AH i the. other tree" 1 fruits stood about as
previously quoted and were , generally : firm, de
spite the dullness of trade. .Berries: did a little
better,' as- "the •,: arrivals,.-; besides -..being -•- light,
showed •:\u25a0 much i improvement : in - quality, k Melons
were .lower,; the' offerings chiefly of
carried over stock, . which ' had to be disposed of
quickly.- ; . \u25a0 . . -.-.\u25a0. -.
"f \u25a0 Berries— Strawberries; \u25a0 $6@9 per chest -for
Longworths;': $S<fJlo \u25a0 for -Cheneys < and $6@9 S for
: the large-varifties: raspberries. $s@lo per chest
blackberries. $3@5 per chest: loganberries, $SSB
per chest for red and $3@4 for black.
Cherries — $1 (a 1.25 \u25a0 per \u25a0 box \u25a0 for . packed - and 10 '
@15c ; ppr lb ' for • loose. ;. \u25a0..''» :, . ,
•: Apricots — V& ©7c per ib.V - 1 ' . \u25a0>-
"Apples >\u25a0 (per^box)— Fancy^ $1.15(31.50; .'com
mon 'to ; choice. • 50c@$l:-crabapples, 75@90c for
small' and tsl.2s@l.so for. large./- - .
Pears-^-Bartletts,' $1.25Q2 ; per box: in buik,'
$3.Va60 npr.ton.t;- :,- - v .- : , . \u25a0-. .
-\u25a0 ;' Figs— Drawers "and slnele layer boxes. 60<a"5c
double layer boxes," 80c@51. 25; large boxen. —
\u25a0+ Melons— Cantaloupes. \u25a0*• $2@2.50 - for - pony ? and
$2..'>oifj!.l •• for : standard \ crates: >. river . nntmegs
$2.2u(JJ2.50 per . box; \u25a0 watermelons, $1.50Q3 • per
dozen. •(• \u25a0."\u25a0:' . , , ' -.:-. • -. - > . :
/^•Ppa^hes — Free, boxes, B0c@$l; open boxes "
$1.25@2. :. \- :'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 , ,---'•'- ' - :--.-. ~. \u0084: :- ,„'.
.-i;." Pluum— 7sc®l.so :\u25a0 per box .^or- crate; -large
boxen. 1 $1 .50@i.75 ; ; p«r ton, ; $50@37.50; \u25a0 prunes.
$1.25@1.50 per'rratp. . ; . s \u25a0 -
<Grapcs-f-$1.23@1.75 r per crate,' as to -variety.") ".
!•" CltruH*£l''rtilt« s-M!>«r:s -M!>«r : box»^-Seetlllng orauges
$1.50@2.r.0: •- Valencia*;; $3.50»r*4; - Mediterranean
sweets; 7 s2.so@3;v lemons, $4@sr for fancy." s2.so
. @3.50 5 for h choice -\u25a0'\u25a0 and .\u25a0 $1.50@2 '-< for • standard ;
Krapefrnlt;s3Q3.2s for seedless;, limes. $4(25.
.^.Tropical i Fruits— Bananas." %\% 1. 73 ; per . bunch
for> Hawaiian i, and : $3@3.50 ', for -; Central Ameri
can; . pineapples,^ s2.sU@4 ; per;: dozen.;: : ;
: Dried Fruits, - Raisins,'- Nats and Honey
.". Fruits— New '• apricots, •; 23@26c; l : i evaporated
apples," spot,' 6*4@7V£c;^peaches; old,' 10@12^c;
newscrop,? HU@l4c;' new-crop . figs. . 3%@G»;
prunes," 4 ; size basis, ?3?i 4s4l4c; ; large sizes, » 4^i
@5c.-. : Future ; deliveries .- of s the ; 1907 j crop t are
selling Vto packers i at- 4% @ 5c per lb, ' 4- size
basis. 'T..'"- •;';.- rv VT " ..- \u25a0" \u25a0 -
•11 Raisins— Nominal, cleaned • op. Quotations -for
the ' : lUO7 "crop i are *.7@9c » for ' seeded;-' 6% @7%c
for \u25a0;» loose » muscatels. 5 6% §9> forT; seedless , sul
tauas. ; $I^so® 1.70 .-: for -; London \u25a0 layers ' and $2<a
3.so ifor ; clusters. ;**-. .-.*\u25a0". -V - '"* - ' v , : . \u25a0* -'- >.:.-;.
Nuts-^-AUnonds.-f nonpareils; 17 t4@lSc;^ I <X'- ti;
16^@18c;;ne. plus? ultrar-:l6@18c;- Drakes.< 13%
@14c; Langiwdocs, \u25a0' 13%@14c: hardshell, 9QlOc.
Walnuts . (jobbing ipriceß>- T Softflbell,T,ls@l(K for
No. 1 , and 1 12@13c . for .' No. . 2 ; ) Italian ' chestnut*,*
s@Be sperslb. 1 .„\u25a0"••:\u25a0".\u25a0":.*\u25a0./\u25a0';•."- .-\u25a0-\u25a0' : ; :- -\u25a0 .-.
i^Honey—-New white. • comb,.' \u25a0 16Ql"c; ' ! water
white \u25a0 extracted,'j7%c; 'amber/ 5%Q6c. per lb.v
': -;-'--rr--;'. '\u25a0\u25a0/.\u25a0',\u25a0 ' : ; Provisions !, . \u25a0-. . -.
! " There ,la '\u25a0 still nothing .' new to report la [thto
market. Trade Is running along smoothly and
few^if any .complaints- are heard.. .
i' Cured "Meats— Bacon. -15Uc per lb for heavy,
15ti@l5%c for: WAX. medium, 16% c for llgat.
17@1"%c for extra light and WiWlc for sugar
cured: dry^saHed sides. 14c: bellies. 14% @15c:
eastern sugar, cured liama. 17@17%c; California
hams." 16%c:? mess beef. $0 per bbl; extra mess,
$9.50; family. ' $10: prime mra pork. $24; extra
clear,. s27; mess. $25; pig pork, $23; pigs* feet,
$5: smoked beef," 14c per lb. " • \u25a0-. .
Lard — Tierces qnoted at o%c fOT California
compound. 9%cfor eastern compound and ll%c
for pure; :half barrels, pure, -11 50 lb tins.
ll?ic; 10 lb tins, 1214 c; 5 lbtlns. 12% c; 3 In
tins, 12% c. ,- ;.,
Cottolene-^-One •\u25a0 half barrel. ll?sc; three ' half
barrels, l Hi c; one tierce. llUc; two tierces,
lie; five tierces, 10% c.
Hides/ Tallow, Wool and Hops
Everything remains. unchanged. Jlopn are sell
ing fairly at steady prices. Good wools are In
average demand and cleaning up. but the defect
ive grades. meet with little attention. .The gen
eral situation In hides -Is one of.KfatnM*.
-Hides — CuHs;uml brands svl! about nn
drr. quotations. Heavy -salted steers, lie: me
dlilm. 10c; light. o%c: cow hides. o%c for heavy
9 V-'-c for light: stags. Me; 'salted* kip. 10»ic;
salted veal. 13c: salted calf. 13JXc;.dry hide*.
19c : dry kip. • ISc ; - dry calf. 25c; sheepskin*,
shearlings; 2015550c' each: short wool. Go<?£Ssc
each: medium. OOe«J$l; long wool. $1.15Q1.50;
borsebltles, salt. $3 for large. $1. 75*32 for me
dium ami $l<&1.50 for small:, borsehidea. dry,'
$2f52.50 for large and $1.25852 for medium. 50c
@$1 for small and 25^50c for colts; deerskin*,
dry; Mexican, 36%<fJ39e: pickled do. 35c: dry
salt do.- 29c; Mexican dry bides. 19c; dry aalt do.
15c; pickled do, -17c; goatskins, prime angora.
75c: extra large do. $1.50; Urge, 33Q45c; me
dium. 30(g35c; smalt. 20@25c.
Tallow— No. 1 rendered. 5@5%c; No. 2. 4©
4%c; grease. 2@3%c.
Wool— Spring - clip, Hcmboldt - and Mendoctno.
8 months. 23@24c; do. year's staple. 24025 c;
northern free. 21@24c: do. defectlre. 18®20c:
San Joaquin and southern, 13@18c; Nsvada. 15
@13% c per lb. -\ '.-.: .'. . "
Hops — Prices 'to growers are aa follows: 1908,
6@7c for fair to choice; 1907. 10@llc per lb.
Meat Market
Live ; cattle • and sheep ar* lower, owing to la
creased . arrivals from Nevada. AH other de
scriptions are aa previouslr reported.
. URESSED MEATS
- Slaughterers' rates -to dealers are as follows:
Beef— 6%@7c per. lb for steers and s%oQfec
for cows. % " ; - '.-.': " \u25a0•
.Veal— 6%@Sc for large and B*a@9ftc for
small. *
Mutton— lo%c for wethers, 9V4@loc- for ewes.
Lamb — Spring/ 12@12Vic per lb.
-^Dressed Hoes — ll^@l2c per lb.
f LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock, delivered ln San Francisco,. less 50 per
cent shrinkage for cattle:
\u25a0 Cattle— Steers, No. 1. 8e; second* quality. 7@
7%c: third quality,- 6@C%c:cows and heifem.
6@6'4c for No. 1. second quality 5%@6c. third
quality sc; bulls and. stags, 3@3^c
.Calves—sc per lb for light. 4%c for medium
and 3%c for heavy (rross weight). "» -
Sheep— Wethers, s@s^c per lb; ewes, 4>4@sc
(gross weight). I i&t'fy&j
- Lambs — Spring.- 6(!J6^4c.
Hogs — 100 to 200 lbs. 7^c per lb: 200 and up
ward, B%@7c; boars. ; 50 per cent, ttaga. 30Q40
per cent and cows 10@20 per cent off from
, above quotation*.
General : Merchandise W- 4
• Bags— San .Quentln. 7%c: grain bags. Jnne-
July, B%c; wool bags; 42%Q44%c; fleece twin*,
lie; fruit bags, 7%@S%c for cotton. and B%©
B%c for Jute. . -^ t; '.. -. ,
-Coal— Pennsylvania anthracite egg. $15; Wel
lington, $12 per ton; New Wellington. $12: Cooa
Bay. $10; Richmond, $12; Cumberland. $14 in
bulk. and $16.25 ln sacks; Welsh anthracite.
$15: coke. ,sl7 per ton -in -bulk* and $1» In
sacks; Rocky mountain, nominal. i
Oil — Quotations are for barrels: Linseed. 57c ;
per gallon for boiled and 55c for raw; cases. 6c
more; castor oil. ln cases. No. 1. 75c: Bakers*
, AA, cases, $1.25@1.30; lucol/50c for boiled and
4Sc for raw; China nut, cases. 85@00c per gal
lon: cocoanut oil in barrels. 67^6710 forxxx.
65@68V.c for No. 1 and 62^@66c for No. 2. ac
cording to quantity; extra bleached winter sperm
oil, 65c; natural winter sperm oil, 65c; natural
whale oil, 65c; extra winter strained lard oU,
85c; No. I, lard oil, 168 c: pure neatafoot oil, 75c;
No. 1 neatsfoot oil. 'R7^c; herring oil. 40c; sal
mon oil, 35c: boiled fish oil, 35c; paint oil. 35c.
- Coal Oil. Gasoline, etc.— Water white coal oil.
from tank wagon. lOfil lie; special, do. 12% c:
pearl oil. in cases. 17c; astral. I7c; star. 17c;
extra star. 20c: Elaine, 2«c: eocene, 19c; stove
i gasoline, in bulk. 17Vic, in cases 24c; No. 1 en
gine distillate. Iron barrels or drums, 8c; No. 2
do 6VjC. cases 6%c more; benzine. In bulk, 12 fcc.
in cases 19c; SG degree gasoline, ln balk, 30c, in
cases 36c.
," Turpentine— «3c per gallon la cases and 76^ c
In drums and. iron barrels.
Rosin (per bbl of 2SO lbs)— E, $7.45; F. $7.55;
«. $7.70; H. $7.80; I. $3.50.
Red and White read— Red lead. SH<B9c per
lb: white lead. S@B^e. according to qiiantity.
.Sugar— The Western sugar refining company
quotes aa follows, terms net cash: Cubes and A
crushed. 5.70 c; powdered, 5.55 c; candy granu
lated, 5.55 c: fine fruit or coarse granulated.
5.45 c; beet 'granulated (100 Ib bag* only), 5.35 c;
confectioners' A, 5.45 c; magnolia A. 5.C5e; extra
C, 4.95 c; golden C, 4.80 c; D, 4.75 c; H. & E.
crystal domlnos. B.S5c; tablets, half bbls, 5.95 c;
boxes. 6.20 c per lb. Barrels and 50 lb bags 10c.
! half bbls 25c and boxes 50c more per 100 lbs for
all grades. So order taken for less than 75 bar
' rels or Its equivalent.
Receipts of Produce
FOR FRIDAY. JULY 19
Flour, qr sii.:..s,l74[Shorts. sks 220
Wheat, ctls .... 275] Corn meal, sks.. 358
Barley, ctls .... 7, oso! Leather, rolls ... 57
Oats, ctls . '. 560 Tallow, ctls • . . . . 72
Corn, ctls- 95 Hides. No Bt3
Bran, sks 2SsiPelts, No 440
Middlings, sks .. 198 Ume. . bbls 1.610
Potatoes, sks ... 1.300 Wine, gals 40,350
Onions, sks ..... 1.000 Lumber. M ft 125
Hay., tons ....»-. 1,2031011. bbls ... 1,050
Wool, sks 16l!Oranges. bxs .... 200
Screenings, sks.. 740iPaper, bdls 800
OREGON
Oats, ctls 490
.^ EASTERN
Corn meal.' sks 358
THE STOCK MARKET
Local Securities and Southern Xerrada*
Quiet — ComstoeU* Irregular
All sorts of irregularities prevailed In the
market for Corastock mining shares yesterday,
some stocks 'going up and some down. Some
of those, like Caledonia, hitherto active, were
quiet, while several • others, Julia particularly,
became unusually active. There were some good
buying orders received from Virginia City.
\u25a0"-. It : was a dull day ln the southern Nevadas,
and- the market was devoid of feature. The un
dercurrent was weak and the \u25a0 fluctuations were
generally slight and downward. No orders were
reported from outside points and trading was
purely local.: ; . .
Local securities were listless, with light trad
ing,', and tbe only fluctuation worthy of note was
a decline in Alaska packers to $46.50.
STOCK ASD BOXD EXCHAXCE
FRIDAY. July 10—10:30 a. m.
• : UNITED STATES BONDS
S§s§*- : . Bid. Ask.) " Bid. Ask.
4a qr cp new.l 29 — |2s qr coup. . . — —
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
'Ala ATV ss. — — Oak Tran 55.102H —
Awo Oil ss. 80 — : Do Con 55.100 —
Buy CPC ss. — 100 Ok Trac Css — 99 '
Cal "C G ss. — 103 O W gtd ss. — 98
CdG& Eg :v Oceanic S ss. 42 — :
m Act 5» 77- — Om fable (is. lOS^llS
Cal st C ss. OS 101 I'ac G Ids 4s. — 92%
Cal- Wine ss. — 90 P.E Ry 55. .102 —
C\u25a0 C Wat ss. 100 101 •- Pac LAP : ss . — 100%
Do g mgss — - 95 Pac T&T ss. — 103
Ed L&P os.:-— 115 P:& C.U 65.101 102fi
KAC H'6».103 — P. & O R 65.102 — '
Gcory st ss. 52 — JPowell it 6s.— 107}4
H-C & S us. v 9S \u25a0 — -fSac EG&RSS.-98 ' —
Ron R T «8.105H - SK- &'SJVss.ll2}a —
L Tahoe Bss — — SF.O A 5J55.102 —
L?A Elec ss. 100 Do 2d mgss — — •
LAG- & Elss. — 100 SJ& SCR 4^» — 95
L A:Ry 85.'.100 ' — -"; Sierra R 65.. — 109
LA L gtd ss. — 105 " S Pof A 6s
LAP lem 55.102* i — (1909) 101 —
LAP Cal 55..— 99% (1910J ....101% —
Mkt stC* 68.108' — - S P of C«s
.Do lcm. 6s. 102 — (1912) ....107 —
MV&rMtT5s.lO3 — SPC leg ss. 114 117
NR Of :C 58.112 ' — ' "S P B R«65.123% —
N'P'C-K'sa.lOO — SI'RR Ist r4s 91% 92
NC Ry 55..101 106 SV Wg mg4» 84 85
NC P C ss. — 90 Stkn G&E 65.100 —
N^El-Co sa. — ; 97%|1.":G & E ss. — 100
O GL&H ! Ss.lCO - 105ViU-"R of SF ' 4s. -^ 72
lick Tran Cs. 108U 1 Vul ; Co : P ; sa. — '100
-"• . WATER" STOCKS
Contra Costa — 62 IS V Wat Co. 20 20U
Marln .Co . :. ~ 62 I
GAS AND, ELECTRIC.
Martei ! Power — >.'—. jl'ac LC0.... — 63
Mut E L ctfs: 4%— i^tkn G&E. 62 —
Do ex^ctfs 12j4:rr I V ' '
INSURANCE
Fireman's Fund ... ............".......125 130
; '--•":{ BANK STOCKS ;
AmNU Bk; — 135^'jLon. Pi! A. 120 140
Anglo-Cal -.:—•—* Mer Trust .. — 215
Bnnkof Ca1.315 * — Merch Ext:."— 215 .
Cal; Safe Dp.- — -125 S V National. — —
First - Natn1..225 ' .—. — V '
.SAVINGS-BANKS .
T.er S & "L. U-' 2850 r Sat ', A ''- L So .*; — 120
Hum " S \u25a0 8k.2100 - — Sec "Say .- Bk :. — . —'\u25a0
Mut Sar Bk.— 90 Union T Co. -y 3250
8:F. Say. U; — 630 I ,;-.*
/ STREET
Calif ornTa : .'. — 140 ; [Presidio' "...-..— 25 \u25a0
Geary .:.... — 41 |
v . \V *'-<.
'Giant "! Consolidated ; C 0..*... ;....... '79 .SO
'.'. [SUGAR v
Hawaiian "C. • 78%*80 ~. Onomea ; S C. . 35 36
HonokaajSiC 10 -\u25a0 U * PaauhaoS a — 13
Hutch'S P C.15- — Union S Co.. — 44%
Kllauea^S C.\ 1 - 2% Do pool ... — —
Maka well '- C . ; 28 . \ % 80 , |
MISCELLANEOUS '
Alaska' P A.45% 46%|Oceanic S Co. — 4_4 _
Amo 011'.C0;27^ 28 > -|Pae Auxr A -'HjT— .
Cal *F- Cj A:lol%lOßv.Pac.-C Borax. 1522 —
Cal ? Wine A. — 82 c (Pae T&T pfd. — ? 05
MVA *MtTm. — "i 110 a\: Do com ... T IS
Family " Betnll Mnrket
•-"The only noteworthy . changes fn retail: rats*
since last week are In poultry, most kinds of
which are much cheaper than they nave been
for several months. : Numerous ' changes ln the
direction of lower prices will be noted In greea
vegetables, while some kinds of fmlta are higher.
Eggs, dairy produce, meats and fish are un
changed. * \u25a0•
COAL. PEB TON— .
Wellington .....SIS.«VHCoo» Bay .$13.00
Seattle .. ... 13.0OiNew Wellington.. 15.00
Roslyn — Q— »Welllngton Nut.. 14.00
Richmond 15. OOt
DAIRY PRODUCE. ETC.— '
Bntter. 2 lb sq.— «S«stSwl«i Cac«s« ...SMB4O
m lb square.— eSOtEsgs. das ...-.27%@30
Califrnla Cheese.— @^l Honey. com». 1b.2i'1«25
Eastern Cheese..— @23i Do extracted... BQIO
POULTRY AND GAME—
Hens, large, ea.9oc@sl!Dncis. each ...,75c35l
Do small . ; . .WfeitO r.cr-r each $1 . 7"»"i2
Wnn»r Roosters. I Goslings .: $2@ —
each ...... .:..73<R90jr!se<iiM. pair 3ii*i-M>
Old Roosters, ea. — tt>o' Sqna?>s. per Falr.sC©'«
Fryero. each-". ..WXftHftiHiire \u25a0 — «£2."
ntoilers. each ..35Q5?!lUtbIts ..»...'...— <B3a
Tnrkfr«. per lb.2r.<a2S'
MEATS. PER POUW—
Knast Beef — - |.Vntton Chops. .12%5 1: *
Clioice ents ...IS® lS i Pork Chops ....— «2O
Do plain ...10®12UtV*al Cntlet* .... — ®t9
Roast Veal ....'*@'^ Corned Beef .....6^ *»
Roast Pork 15©20!lJ«ef Stew 7-a S
Foreqrter Lamb. — « 15' Mutton Stew .... *tSI3
Hlndnrter Lamb.— «S2o' Veal Stew ...10®12>2
Toreqrtr Mutton. — <011OfS«np Meat •— g 3
Lee Mutton . —^ls'Rcup Bone ..... — @ *
Tenderloin Steak. — 013|Hare i. 18®*>
Porterhse Steak..l3^|2o:B.icon 80(ft2S
Flrloin Steak ...— <ftl.VP*r« San«a?e..l2^'QW
Round Steak ... — «:n. Chipped Beef ...200—
Lamh Chops ....— @2s!Lard ....—©l3
VEGETABLES—
Asparagus, lb .. — ©ISjLetruc*, do* ....15©23
Artichokes. doa bnchs. — *«l*
Betrts, doa .....10(3 — lOnlona. per R>... — @ *
Beans, white, lb. S®- '"•'Okra. per 1b....20®i3
Do. colored. lb. 4@ 61 Potatoes, lb .... 3@ 4>
Dried Una. lb.— « B!Pnrsnlp». Dos ...— @2«>
Ctbbnge. each .. — ©to' Radishes, da bneb— : «i3
Celery, head ...— ©lOlßbnbarb. lb .... 8@ 3
Cresii. di bnneh.lSffiJ-'Sajre. doa bnch«.2siQ —
Cucnmbem. doa..ls<E&2n!Strinir Beans, lb. 5© 8
Garlic S'SlOlSummer Squaah.lb 40 0
Oreen Peppers... lo@lsl.Sprouts. per lb. . — ft—
Green Corn. dos.3s<3so' Spinach, per lb.. — @10
Dried Pepper* 2fita25 l Thyme, dz bnch. — («21
Eg«r Plant. lb...ls({J2olTurnii>.'». per^doa. — «42*'
Gr«>en"Peas ..... C@ ''ITomatoes, lb * 6@ S
Lima Beans-.... — §6131
FRUITS AND NUTS—
Alllgtr Pears. ea.2Oia.is!Grape Fruit. dx.GOc'Ril
Almcnda ........ 15»32f.! lemons, dos . . . .15«f$:P»
Apricots, lb ..12%fi$13; Limes. do« — «>ls
At-ple* 4 lit fi| Loganberries. drw.4o(gßo
Blaekbrrles. dnr.3o<@4o| Oranges, -doa \u0084..40«C»
Pt-cans r^;..77^-. — «S2O! Do. choice 20Q30
Brazil Nuts lX*t2oi Pineapples. each..4o<Q.V»
Bananas, dos . .3Ofi4ol Peaches, lb SglO
Cantaloupes, ea.. SQlOlplnms. lb 6@ 3
Cherries, lb — @20l Raisins, lb . lOtfJIS
Cncoanuts. each. s(aiOlßj>jpberries. drw.4o<Sßo
Chestnnts. lb — ©^IStrawbries. bkt.lO«!l2»^
Fiiro., dried. Mb.. 6® SI Large basket ..25^—
Do. fresh, lb. — <^15'w»innts. per 1b.20«2"
Grapes, lb — @13|WatcnneloM, ea.23@50
FISH. PEB POUND—
B.irracouta .... . — @ — 'Shrimps, lb ....— ®f*
Black v Bass — &— I Do picked — mo
Carp ? 8^10!?ea Bass — «1»
Catfish 12Vi(ai5Jimelts — ©15
Codfish ....... — @12X4lSoles — «&:o
Flounders ....lOol2mSkfct<>s. ....10(fi —
H»llbut — <ais!f.quid .^V — @12Vi
Kerrlnir — <B — iTomcod — <& —
Mfckerel 10@i2H!Turbot 20-325
Do horse — ©lOiTront "..... — © —
Perch \u25a0 .— ©lOjWhiteflsh lOiQ—
Rockflsh lS^SOlciama. gallon ...60*3—
Rockcod — ®13| Do. hardshell.lb 9&IO
Salmon, fresh. .l2H@ls!Crawflsh. oer lb.— @—
Do smoked ..25@ — 'Mussels, lb ..... — <£all
Snlmont, Trent .. — & — {Crabs, each 20<&25
Sardines ....... — ®— lOywers. Cal. 10O.40rtia>
Shad ... — ®10i Do Eastern. di.30@49
Striped Bass ...— <g2o| -
SALES '
Morning Session
Board
' 10 Alaska Packers' Assa 47.00
30 Associated Oil 27.00
20 Associated Oil 27.12%
$11,000 Contra Costa Water 5s 100.25
Street —
$1,000 Cal Gas & E G M & C T 3a. . 77.50
$10,000 Pacific Electric Ky 5s • 102.C0
Afternoon Session
Board—
10 Associated Oil . 27.00
20 Alaska Packers* Assn 46.50 -
75 Hntchlason S P Co. cash 15.00
SO Spring Valley Water Co 20.12»i
$1,000 Contra Costa Water 5« 100.25
$2,000 Spring Val Wat gen mtge 45.. sl.Su
Unlisted Securities
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Bid- Ask.| Bid. Ask.
Bay CPC Cs. — 103%!5F i NP sa. 100 104 X,
Cal NW Esa — 108 IS P Coastß4s — 95
Maria W 5s — 100 Istand El 5a.. — 92%
Ris I Wksos — ICO ISun Tel 55...— 10Gi*
SF Drydk 3» — 103 Sutter st Rss — 103
Sl* G&E 4%s - 95.1 \u25a0
MISCELLANEOrs STOCKS
Ala Sng Co. 10 — \S CaI:P Co. 22% 25
Cal Cot - Mlla — 0O Orpheua \u25a0 Co.* 13
C Jockey Cl. — 150 , Pac C Cas Co. 150 175
Cal TI& T — 250 Pae G&E pfd. 25 40
CLntes Co .. — 4 S V Drydock. 50 —
Cyp L Imp. — 5 ,SF &SJ Coal— 20
Dpt Pwccm— 92 IS Crta PCm 50 —
Rono P Co.. — 21 IStand P Cem — 55
Do old pi. 21 — Track Elect.. 14% 13 %
Do new pL 21 — |
California Stock and Otl Exchange
Bid. Ask.! . BW.Ask.
Amal OU . . — 100.00 Orrc! of W Va. • — ofi
Aaso-OU c.26.57Va 27.0O|Wedmont 13 —
Caribou ..,.7.00 lO.OOiSovereign — 1» :
Cbl Crude .. 06 07'SterllnR 1.75 —
Fnlton 2.00 West Shore ..2.50 2.75
Grades* .... — 6.00| Wolverine .... 30 — •
OFFICTAL SALES
Regular Session —
SO Associated 27.00 .
1000 Sovereign ,13.
Informal Session — - -
100 Cariboo S.CO
Mlnlnar Stocks
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Followtsg. were the sain on the Saa Francisco ;
•tock and eiclianje board yesterday:
COMSTOCK3
Begolar Morning Sessino
100 Alpha 05 1100 Con Va M Co. 79 \u25a0
200 Best & Belch. 1.05 100 Crown Foist.. 25 ,
100 Best & Belch.l.oo 100 Exchequer .... 50 •
100 Chollar 15 900 Gould & Cur. 17'
1000 Con Imperial. 02 100 Mexican. 65 *
1000 Do, b 90.../ 02 100 Savage >k..... 70 t
300 Con Va M Co. 681 200 Savage 6J» :
SOO Con Vi M Co. 63; ICO Un ion Con % . . 36 ;
Informal Session
'900 Alpha ....... 07j 400 Gould A Oca. 1? :
500 Andes 21 1 500 Julia ©fl :
500 Andes 22U C00 Julia, ...07.
400 Belcher 34 1 1000 Julia. 08
200 Best * Belch.l.OO| 500 Mexican 65 ;
500 Bullion ». 25| 400 Ophlr . ...... .2. Wi '
400 Bullion 27| 600 Ophlr .1.05;
200 Caledonia ;.,_ SttilOTO Overman ...i. IS ;
500 Caledonia ... 35 100 Scorpion ..... ©S I
200 Chollar ....'.. 14l 200 Sierra Ncr ... 43 i
1000 Con Imperial. *02 300 Sierra Nrr ... 41 1
500 Con Va M Co. CS( 600 Sierra Ncr '.-.. 40 f
300 Con Va MiCo. C 6( 300 I'nion Con ... 34
400 Crown Point.. 28 1300 Union Con ... 83 !
50C Exchequer :.. 60 S«0 Utah '
SOO Gould & Cur. 17 40 Yellow Jacket. So >
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
BfcLAsk.f Bid. Ask. !
Alpha ....... 05 C7ljnsttce 01 03 •
Alta — 02 l Kentuck ..... — . 10 !
Andes ....... 21 22iLsdy Waab. ..— 05 i
Belcher ..... 31 Si-Mexican ...... 64 65
Bert &, Belch. 1.00 1.05! Occidental ... 3S —
Br.lilon 25 27|0phIr ........ t. 95 2.00 \u25a0
Caledonia ... 34 XJOTerman ..... 18 ;& !
Challenge ... 19 20|Potosi 17. 10 !
Cfccllar ...... 13 14 t SaTage 65 *6H ;
Confidence ... — 73,Scorplon '.'.... 08 10 '
Ccn Imperial. 01 02 Sez Belcher ..07 0U
Con Va M Co. 66 MlSlerra Nbt ... 40 41
Crown Point.. 25 27!Stlver HUI ... 30 3j4
Exchequer — . 47 00| Union Con \u25a0... 33 3A
Gould &Cnr. 17 " lSjUtan ...06 07
H.'le t N'ore. 58 60J Yellow Jacket-I.W 1.05
Jolla .-» 0a 0»| - .
' TONOPAH " AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS
* * Regular Session — 9:30 to 12:30
100 Adama, \u25a0 -5. 13U200 Jim Butler ..1.C5
1000 Adams .....V ISiSfOO Jumbo Ex ..1.77%
150 Adams ...... 15 1000 Kaiser Gld .. 15
2500 Amethyst ... 25 500 Lone Star . . . . . 2i> :
100 Belmont .....3. 15 twx> Man" Con Ex.. VI
STO Blk B Bonana 07 1<X)O Maa" Crescent. 05
3COO Blue Bell ... l?[300O Mayflower Con CS
5000 Blue Bull ... SU!23ott Slsy Queen Ex 15
1000 Bonnie Clare. 51! 2W Mohawk 17.5«»
500 Do. s 5..v;; 02t 10«» Mohawk ....17.T0
1000 Bonnie -.Clare. 50| mo Vo. a 10...17.!^»
500 BuUfrog Mm. . 10.4000 Mohwk C I>»as 28
400 Blfrg Sunset. 071 .VW Moot MM Es. 05 •
300U Blfrg Sunset. OS 2000 Mont BnUfrog. "in
100 Com Fraction.2.63 10tK> Mnatang; "......- 2-4
2tio Com" Frac..2.62% 4«;00 Pln« Nut OH
2100Dalsj 2.2U sfoo R«l Hills 51
2000 Daisy Ex .... OK 1000 Red Top Ex.. "-1
1000 Dm B Btte C. 25U000 Red top Ex .23
50l» Esmeralda . .. 10( 600 Ilescne Con .; 1H
3000 Falrvw G' Bid. 202000 Do. s 10... 17
50<*> Florence Ex:."- 32jl<>00 Round Mt ' 75 ' '
400 Florence Gld.s.so|lrtXV Sandstorm Ex 05
100 Frances Mhk. 1.15 1000 Sliver Pick m>
5<X) Gold Bar .... 701 300 So Belle Mln" 40
800 Gold Anchor.:" 191 500 St Ire, . 03
lfmO Old Con M.S.37H} S(H» West End 84
1000 G . Bend. »10 721 .TOO West End " " Si
1500 Homestake K. S7| ""
Informal Session — 12:30 .to 2 p. m.
2300 Amethyst ..: 29' 500 Gld Con M S*f
3500 Atlanta • n«! uoo ow Con mls*4''»;
Tort> Atlanta ..... Cli3t*tf> Grandma i<>
WOO Atlanta. » 5.. «1 1 1500 Grandma """*
IO(> Relmont .. .. .3.st>j2c©o Granny" (I M* <»i
«00 Belmont ..:.. 3. tUjIOOO Granny G'-M ~o
J. C. WILSON
Stocks and Bonds
Member Stock and Bond Exchange. 4as Call,
fonia st. rboa«". Temporary &1&.
'\u25a0 -- Utmbtf San ' ITranglapo Mining- g-r^^.»-^ . .

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