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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS^V.
i-, - \u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0" ' \u25a0\u25a0 ' -
' iWall street stocks quiet and not materially changed.
Coppers steady to firm. Cotton 7 to 10 points higher.
Silver %z lower. Exchange rates unchanged. Gall money low.
Local mining stocks steady to firm. Local securities neglected.
\u2666Wheat lower at'-Chicago and quiet here. Barley steady to firm. >'•
Oats rather steadier., .Corn and rye still. neglected. \u25a0
Beans in very fair* demand locally and for shipment.'
iUppcr grades of hay somewhat higher. Feedstuff s selling fairly.
, JsTcw hops fairly active, but old crop quiet.
j ,Wool coming in freely on old purchases. Market quiet.
jNo further change 'in cattle, sheep or hogs.
Dried fruits very firmly held.- Raisins easy.
Sulphuring of fruits to be permitted A this year.
•Poultry in light demand and weak". " ' " . i
| Receipts of potatoes falling off. Onioris^still plentiful."
i Butter lower, eggs higher and cheese 'steady.'
Prunes and Raisins ln tbe East
Late mail advices from New York say of
prunes and raisins:
"The • stronger tenor of advices regarding the
brmM situation received from the coast within
th* past few days has stimulated buying inter
fst In some c.cmer?. and some orders were for
warded yesterday, representing the first business
that tuts been reported in future California
prunes Is some time. The interest, however.
is not widespread, nor were any very important-
Quantities involved In tbe reported purchases,
which were made on a 4%c f. o. b. bag basis,
for Santa Claras, with a premium of half a
test oa 40s. That represents the extreme inside
of the market at present and some are inclined
o doubt that the purchases made could be dup
leated. M the general tendency of the coast
\u25a1arket Is strongly upward. As previously stated
c basis represents the view of most sellers of
Santa Clara stock, while at least one of the
exjrest packing concerns bas fixed its quotation
tt 6%c basli I. o. b. co&st in bags. Spot prunes
are Crm. but there were no further sales of con
t-pQCence reported yesterday. . California seeded
raisins for October-November shipments out of
tbe sew crop appear to be easier at S%e t. o. b.
lor fancy in one pound .cartons. - Buyers do not
feem to be interested. There is also apparent
tin easier feeling ln new crop Valencia raisins
for September shipment from Spain, as ' the re
4-nlt of which American and English buyers are
said to be disposed to defer farther purchases."
EA-STEH.V MARKETS
Jferr York Money Market
N*ETT YORK, July 23.— Close— Prime mercan
tile paper 5% <g6 per cent. Sterling exchange
Era with actual business in backers' bills at
f4.E7@4.8705 for demand and at J4.S3SOQ;
*.8385 for 60 day bills.
Bar sUrer. BSTic
Mexican dollars, 53% c'\u25a0
Gorenuaent bonds firm; railroad bonds Irreg
ular.
Money on oil steady, 2%Q2«4 per e«nt;
rnilng rate 2%: closing bid t; offered at 3.'-
Time loan» flrm, 60 days, 4% per cent ?f 90
C*T*» <si(iJs per cent; clx months, ti per. cent.
Xew York Stock Market
SEW YORK. July 23. — There developed in
the stock market today s mild 'opposition to
tbe declining tendency whloh seemed satisfied to
errest that tendency without making any" at
tempt to push prices upward. The result was
a dull market which approached stagnation at
times. The only active trading was in half
a dozea stocks, and the prices of these vibrated
within a Barrow range. The day's news con
rem«d the <lividend to be declared by Southern*
Paclflc next month. Tbe large earnings for
the last year disclosed by the official estimates
riven out last week gave the basis for the
rumors that the rate would be raised from the
t>re«ent five per cent.
No authoritative Information was forthcom
ing from any nouree. The manner in which
Union Pacific has hung back since the new
movement in Southern Paclflc started aroused
suspicion, as Union Pacific would be the lar
pest beneficiary of any increase in the Southern
Pacific dividend.
Tbe strength " ehown by Atchison . was at
tributed to the expectation that tbe annual
report to be published Tuesday wiU show
earnings very largely in excess of the pres
ent disbursement dividends. There was a con
tinuation also cf the sharp weakness of the
United States Steel, which was a material
feature, in disturbing the market. ln the open-
Ing decline today. Buyers of these stocks
professed confidence that the strike of iron
miners in the Lake Superior region would be
bound to benefit the corporation.
Money developments are unimportant, rates
on • call money continuing steady. \u25a0
Bonds were irregular. Total sales par value
fSIO.OOO. *
. United States 4s reg. advanced J ,i per cent
on cjlU. SBNztJMBESB - '
A>vr York Stock . List
E. r. Hntton * Co.. 490 California street,
members of the New Xork stock exchange, fnr
tiish tbe following list of bond and stock sales
ye«terday: «*»-;"-' .- *
Sales J STOCKS I Hlghl Low| Bid | Ask
....... Adsms Express 140 165
..JAnis-Chalmers 10% 10%
Go pfd 25 27$
21.000 Amalg Copper .. 82% 81 81% 92
Amer Beet Sugar 10% 16
~ Do pfd 76
Amer Can Co 5H s>i
Do pfd C2M. 54
800 Amer C 4 F Co. 43% 43% 43»i 43%
Do pfd ....100 101
400 Amer Cotton Oil. 32H 32% 32% 32%
....... Do pfd 86 90
Amer Dist Teleg 20 40
....... Arncr Ex... 210 216
Amer OT Co 5% 6%
....... Amer H & L ..... . 4}; 4%
Do pfd 19 20
.......Amer Ice Secur 88% 65
100 Amer Linseed... 10 10 10 11
Do pfd 23% 25
8,200 t Amer Locomotive 60 69 U SO% CO
p Do pfd ........ 104% 106%
E. 500 Amer S & R Co. 117% 116% 117% 117%
400 Do pfd ... 106 105% 103% 105»i
400Amer Sugar 123^122 122% 123
Do pfd 125 127
....... Amer Steel F. 7 8
Do pfd ." 39 41
....... Amer T& T Co. 100 110
....... Amer Tob pfd 85 87 *
200 Amer Woolen . . . 26% 26% 26% 26%
„..:... Do pfd 90% 92
8,600 Anaconda 57% 67 57% 57*4
r Atlantic C L.... .........; 97% 93
25,900 A T & S P 94% 83% 93% 93%
, Do pfd . .' 93 93%
2.100 Bait & Ohio ... 98% 97% 98 HSV»
\u25a0...-.£. Do pfd'.-. .. 86 88
800 B B T ......... -56% 65% 6«% 66%
....... Brooklyn Vn Gas ..... ..... 106 112
....... Canada Southern. .......... 64« 65
3,700 Canada Pacific... 177% 176% 176% 177
8000 & 0 35% 35 M 35%
....... 0& A 16% 19%
...... Do pM .. 69
100CQW ........ U% 11% ,11% 11%
« Do A pfd Bi 63
Do B pfd 15% 16
, Do debs pfd :. ..... ..... 67 72
E00O& N W 431 150T4 150% 151
•,500 0 M' 4: St P ... 184% 133% 134% 134%
Do pfd ........ . 148 151
, Central Leather 23% 24%
100 Do. pfd :...... 81% 91% 91 »2%
Chicago Terminal 5 6%
Do pfd 15 18
........ Chicago Cn Tr... ..... ..... 8 \u25a0• 4 .
......I O C C& St 'L..l "111 '.'.'.'.', 68% 69
~_ Do pfd .. . 104 ios
....... Colo F & I. 81% 32ii
prf ..; 62^ 70
........ Colum H C "4.1.. \u0084... ..... 24 23
000 Colo Southern... 25% 25 25 25%
....... Do Ist prf r.;..; ...... 69% 60
1.000 " I>o 2d prf .... 45% 44% 45% 45%
....... Consol Gas-.. ... lie 120
Corn Product* .;.-.. ..... 17K .18
....... Do prf .; 72 73%
....... Del & Hudson .. ....'. ..... 171% 172%
....... D L & W .; 1..465 475
400 D& KG ...... 28% 2S • 27% 28%
........ Do prf ....... ..... ..... 70 75
Detroit Un Ry.. ..... ../.. 67% 74'
....... Diamond Match-. ..... .....128 129 <
lOODlstUling See ... C 5% 65% 65 00
....... DulutbSS &A. ...ft ..... 11 12
......'. Do prf ... ..... ..... 21% 24«
2,200 Erie ...... 25% 24% 24% 24%
Do Ist prf... 59% 60
Do 2d prf,..-. .......... 41 42
.-....-.. Fed M& S prf ..... 83 si ' '\u25a0"
200 General Elec- ... 133". 139% 139 140
t;.V.;. Graa CM S& P. ..... ..... 122 130
700 Gt* Nor. Ore ...... 55% 58 58* 69
6.500 Gt Nor prf ... .". 136% 136 136% 130%
....... Greene Can Cop.. .;.'.-. ..... ,15% l«~
....... Havana Tob Co.. ...V. ..... 12-. 12%
Do prf 17' 20
Hocking Val ..... 80% .'....
....... Do prf ...................... 85%
...."... Illinois Cen •".;*:. ..;.-. .-'..-.. 142 144%
800 Inter Metro .... 15% 15% 15% 15%
200 Do prf ....... 43% 43% 43 43%
....... Intorna Mar .... .".... '7% i 8%
Do prf :....... ..... ..... 20 21%
Inter Paper .... .......... 14% 14%
.. Do prf ....... .......... 71% 72
....... Inter, Power ..... ....: ..:.. 43% 59
«».«... Inter I*ump- .......... ..:;. 24 28
*..;... Do prf ....... ..... ..-..*. 70 73
800 lowa Cen ....... 17% 17% 17% IS* ;
100 Do 4 prf '..:..*.. 39 38% 38% ,39%
.....7. XC Ft S&M prf. ...;. ..... 72 -75 \u25a0
200 Kan City, South.. 27% 27 27% 27%
Do prf- ..:...: ..... ..... 57% 58.
....... Knicker Ice ... ...:... 30 .....
........ Lake.E & W ... ..... ::... 19 21' ;
....... Do prf ....... .V..'. .\u25a0..:.'• 53 -* 62
....... Lehigb Val .....>..... 63- «3%
........ Long Island .... ....45 55-."
200 L AN .......... 114% 114% 114% 114%
....... Maekey--. ....... — ... ...... 65% 69%
....... Do;prf .."...;. ;..:. ..;.-. 66- C - -
1 \u25a0-. 100 Manbittsn ... ... 131 131 - . 130, 135
..;.... Met ' St . Bjr ; . ..".. ...... ... . .V. . , S3 ' '
„;..... Mcx Cen . . . . . .....'.....:. 21 r 22
600 Minn & St L.... 41% 41% 41 42
Kew, York Stock Hat— Continued
Salea | STOCKS | High) Low | Bid | ABk"
Do pfd :............. 81
200 M § P k S S M. 107% 107% 107% 108 '
Do pfd ....... ..... ...... 135 • 138
1,500 Mo Kan & Texas 35% 35% 35% 85%
100 Do pfd 66% 66% C 6 \u25a0\u25a0. 67 .
... Missouri Pacific. ..... ..... 75% .76
Nash, C &. S L.. ..... ..... 120- 130 %
National Lead ..... 60% 61
....... Do pfd ....... .: 98% 98T4
N RR of Mcx pfd ...... ..... 50% 52
100 National Biscuit. 74 74 73% 75
, Do pfd".. 112% 114 ;
•••••• cv COllBC 0118 Cop--- •••-. -•-.. 14 14%
300 Newhouse Copper 15% 15% • 15% 16
N J Central..... ..... ..... 175 185
1,500 N r Air Brake. 118% 115% 118 120
200 N X Central 113% 113 113 113%
200 NY O4 St L., 38% 38% 38 *0 \u25a0>'\u25a0
' Do Ist pfd.... ..... .....107- 115'
-• Do 2d pfd ............. 75 85 i
....... NY N H & H... ..... ..... 1C4% 170 ;
100 N V Ont & W. .-. 36 36. 36% 3tJ?l
600 Norfolk & W.... 76 75% 75" 76
... Do pfd . 77 85
North American. .; 68% 69
13,800 Northern Pacific. 136% 135% 136% 137 x
Omaha 130 135
Do pfd ..150 180 <
Paclflc Ooast.. ...... 96% 99
• Do Ist pfd... 92 102
Do 2d pfd... 99 103 "'
200 Pacific Ma 11..... 81 30 29% 30%
3,100 Perm R B C 0... 123% 123 123% 123% !
200 People's Gas 91% 91% 91% 92
P C O 4 St L..; ...„ ...„ 68% 73
:..:... Do pfd 90 95
Plttsburg Coal.. .....11 11%
Do pfd ..... 82 55
400 Pressed Steel Car 35% 35% 35% 36
• Do pfd 90% 91%
Pullman- Car' Co. ..... .....161 \u25a0 163
By SU Sprngs Co ..... ..... 42% 43%
, .. Do pfd : ..89% 90%
'47,400 Reading 105% 103% 104% 104%
I Do Ist pfd 80 80%
: Do-2d pfd 78 SO :
Republic S & I 27% 28%
Do pfd ....... 83% 83%
8,600 Rock Island Co.. 22 21% 21% 21%
-. Do pfd ..... 46% 47%
- 500 Sloss SSiICo 57% 57 67% 58
....... Do pfd 95 97 <
SL & SF Ist pfd ..... ..... 63 65
300 Do 2dpfd 38% -38% '38% 38%
300 St L& S W..V.. 21% 20 20% 22
SOO Do pfd 52 81% 51% 52%
71.600 Southern Pacific. 86% 84% 85% 88 .
Do pfd ...;.. .-. 111% 112
....... Southern Railway 19% 20
Do pfd .66 68\
Standard Oil . 493 500 :
Term C & 1..... 144 150
....... T P L T Co 70 79
....... Tex Pacific" 30 32
Third Are 104 110
Tol Ry & Tf Co 25 20
Tol'St L & W.. 2«% 27%
500 Do pfd 49% 49% 49% 50
Twin City R T.. 03% 90 ---
Un Bag & Paper 5% 6%
Do pfd 65 58
74.000 Cnion Pacifle ... 144% 143% 144% 144%
- Do pfd 83 86
.....'.. United Copper .. ..... ..... 64 ' 64%
Un Rdsof S F.. 26 '23
....'... Do pfd ..... 41 43%
....... Do 4*B pfd.... ;... 71 73
100OSC1 P 30 36 35% 36^
Do pfd 81 84
D S Express ..... 104 112
U S R & C.:..' 62 65
... U S B k RCo ..... 13 17
-^ Do, pfd ................. 49 60
200 U S Rubber 35% 85% 35 36
; 200 Do Ist pfd ... 98 97% 97% 98
....... Do 2d pfd :.. 65 68
43,300 U S S C0r...... 36% 35% 36% 36%
2,200 Do pfd ...100% 90*4 100% 100%
200 Otah Copper 29% 29% 29 29%
.100Va-Car Chem Co. 26% 26% 26 27
Do pfd . 101% 102
Va C I AC Co. .......... 60 65
200 Wabash .... 13% 13% 13% 14
300 Do pfd 25% 25 25% 25% <
-.. Wells-Fargo Ex........ 2-SO 300
200 Western Union— 79% 79% 79 ' 7»% ;
Westinghmise ... 144% 145%
... W & L E 10U, 11%
....... Do Ist pfd 26 27 '
... Do 2d pfd ............. 15 17
..Wisconsin Cent ..... 17 18
Do pfd ..... ..... 40 41%
875,300 total shares sold.
>*ew , York Bonds)
U S ref 2« reg..106 Japan •4s cert....' 80
Do coupon . . . .106% Japan 4%s ;• cert. . 90%
Do 3s reg. 102% Do 2d series. .. .' 87%
Do coupon .....103 I. & N unified 45.. 98 r
Do new 4a reg.127% Man con gold 45.. 97
Do coupon ....128 % Mcx Central 45... 81%
Aroer Tob 4s .... 70% Do Ist 1nc...... 21%
Do Cs ........104 , Minn & St L 45.. 87
Atch gen 4s .... 98 M. X & Texas 4s. 95%
Do adj 4s ' .'...-88- . Do . 2ds , ... r. '.. .85 •
Atlantic O L 4s. 93% NB of Mcx con 4s 81%
Bait & Ohio 45.. 99 N V C gen 3%8.. 90%
Do 3%s .:..... 90 |N J C gen 55.:.. 122
Brooklyn . RT c 4s 79%iNor Pacific v 45 .... 99*1
Central of Ga 65.103% Do 8s "......... 71 ,
Do Ist 1nc.....' 85 Nor & W con 4s. 95%
Do 2d 1nc.... 68 OS Line rfdg 4s: 88%
Do 3d inc.*..... 54 PaVonr 3%s ....91%
Cbes & Ohio 4%5.101% Reading gen 45. . . 89%
Chi & Alton 3%5. 67% S L & I'M con 55.109%
C, B & Q new 4s. 91% St L & 8 F fg,4s. 78
C. R I & Pac 4s. 69% St L S W con *4s. 73
Do col 55...... 87% Seaboard A L 4s. 70
C.C.C & SLgn 4s. 96 So Pacific 45..... 87
Colo Ind 6s, er A 62% Do Ist 4s cert.. 91:
Colo Midland 45.. 85 . So Railway 55.... 107
Colo & So 4s '89. Tex^&Pac 15t5.,112
Cuba 6s - . . . . . . . .103 : Tol. St L & W 4s. 75
Den & Rio G 4s. 93% l.'nion Pacific 4s. V 99%,
Securities sa. 8 1 US Steel 2d 5s .';\u25a0 95
Erie prior Hen 4s. 92% Wabaxh Juts .:... 108
Do . gen 4s .... 80% Western Md : 4s. .*. 74
Rock .Val-4%5... 101% W & L Erie 45... 80
Japan 6s . . . ..... 99% Wls Central 45. . . 83
Japan Gs, 2d Ber. 99%
Xew York Mining Stocks
Adams Con- ..... 09| Little : Chief 06
Alice- ............. 4.oojOntario' ."."...;;... 8.00
Brcece :.....\u25a0....\u25a0 20 Ophlr -.\u25a0..... ;v...;;i:60
Bruns Con ...... W)jPotosi ' .*...' "14
Com \u25a0 Tunnel .... 26 Sa?age-. ......\u25a0.;.. C 2
Con Va Mm Co.. . OS Sierra Nerada .. .30
.Horn Silver ' ..... 1. 45 Small Hopes .;\u25a0..".'..•' 25
Iron SllTer ...... 1.23 Standard ......... - 1.50
Leadville Con... . 09 . . 1
Boatoa Stocks f and - Bonds
Money—" -* | Mining— \
Call loans 4®5 ; Adventure ...... ~' 2%
Time loans 7 '.,.7.6(36 ;' Allouei -f'V^.Trri*.'^46»
\u25a0Bonds— ; ,«. . Amal Copper '. . . . 92 - *
Atchison 4s ..... 96% Arlr Commercial.. 24%
-DoadJ 4s ....88 Atlantic ........... 12%
Mex . Central 4a... 81 Bingham .... ..;..- 15 *
Railroads — lßutte Coalition 25% T
Atchison ........ 93%|Calumet & Ari«..167 .-.,
Do pfd ........ 93% Calumet \u25a0& Hecla. Bos
Boston & Albany. 2lß Centennial ....... 29%
Boston &>. Maine. *.l6O Copper Range "...80%
Boston' Elev ..r.I3C ;. Daly West ....;.. 15Vi
Fitchburg pfd :..122 Franklin ..........14%
Mcx * Central . . . . • 20% Granby ; ... . ; : .... 120 .
NY, N H>"& H . . 16G . Isle Royale ; ... . . . 1 19 *
"Union Pacifle ...144 Matg". Mining - .... 5%
Miscellaneous — . Michigan T ..-. . . .". . . : 14 \u25a0
Amer Arge ; Chem. , 18% Mohawk '....'. . . . .•;•* 82 ? '
Do pfd ..'...:;.'81 Mont Coal & Coke. .2%
Amer. .Pneu. Tube. • 5% Nevada '- ... \u25a0:.'...;.' 14% \u25a0.
Amer Sugar . ... 122 North - Butte . . . . . <82 \u25a0 -
. Do pfd ........125 Old Dominion .... 43%
Amer • Tel &JTe1.107%& J Te1. 107% Osceola .'......•..•.127?
Amer.' Woolen. . .-. 26% Parrot * ......"..\u25a0... 19 ,r, r
-Do pfd .....:.. 90% QnlncyJ ;..'.....".. .117 :
TA : Elect; Ilium:. 2lo Shannon ..;.......- 17% :
M-JSB; Electric ... 15 Tamarack ........103 --
• D0pfd.:...... 57 Trinity; :.......... 22%
Muss Gas :...... 5S United Copper .... 64 :
United -Fruit ....110% U. S Mining..:..'. 48%
Un Shoe Maeb.'.. 50% US 0i1....:....'. 11
Do pfd . .-. . ;•; . . : 26 Utah ; .: . . :..:~. ; ; . f 40%
us steel.. r.v::.- 86% Victoria r.f.v:rr.Tr»7si
Do pfd ........100 : iWlnona-?..;.".T..;v 7% 1
V " ,- . . IWolrerine ......; .163 : !
TFIE COPPER STOCKS '
BOSTON,' July". 23.— Tbe faction '"of the| market
today was "very encouraging. ' Lawson has
Btopped v advertising • and * the « right i people ; are
buying 3 stocks. > Utah 'was a the feature \u25a0> in* our
market, rallying '\u25a0 to 46."" with . only ' a :: little ! stock
com Ing out. , Copper . Range and > Butte are * both
scarce. ; Wisconsin ; people • are; picking all kinds
of coppers in the present dullness.;". , • *,
' '.' London^ Closing; Stocks
Cons money . .83 11-161 M, X & Texas. . . ".' 38
Do for - aect.B3 11-16 N=Y, Central. :..r.117* i
Anaconda ...... .-. 11% Norfolk .& -West. -.. f 78*
Atehlson -\u25a0 . . .v; . . . 95% -\u25a0 Do \u25a0\u0084 pffl . . . : . .".;; 8G \u25a0;.'
-Dopfd ...; 96 jont &. -.Western ... l37 "
Bait . & 0hi0. . . . .'. lOOHlr-ennsylvania ?\u25a0 ; . :™? 63% '\u25a0
Can *; Pacific V.. .V. 180% Band .; Mines : . V.t: b 5%-
Cbes!& .0hi0.".:.. 36? Beading ...... r. -."16351
CM Great- West.V 11% So= Railway ":V;V. "i2o%
Cbl, v Jill ' &. St P. 138 - * Do ipf d . *.'" ; -. ". :- -* ' I©J "
De Beers ' . . . ;-. ". .--; 23% So ', Pacific f ;...". VVi B7%
Den:&- Ulo G..V. 29; Union Pacific' ...: 147%
Do ' pfd :;;... .-;.\u25a0; 7a j-Do i pfd .-".-.r.' : -;\u25a0; . \u25a0 so :- --
Erie .. . . . ;•. . ....;: 25%1u , S SteelX. .H ; : . . 37%
THE rjSAff >FRA^TCISCO : X^ALIJ, , WEDNESDAY; iJIJI^ 24,
Do Ist: pfd..... 62 : Do pfd /\u25a0//..".:.. 102%",
\u25a0 Do«2d \ pfd.-;-.~.r. ' 43 Wabash .. : . . : .. . .": 14 !
Grand : Trunk . /. / 28% "Do pfd . ..:;;. /; 20 .
111.C entral:. .:/.. 148,: Spanish 4s -//.:/.. 53
LoalsT. & Nashr:.i2o ; : , "\u25a0 : :
;Bar"sHver-^<Julet;;3l; Bar"sHver-^<Julet;;3l 11-16dper ounce.
Money— l%@2; per i cent. ; : ;•> * " v
. The ;; rate ; ot *\u25a0 discount ;in • ' the open \u25a0 market
for short 1 bills >is r 3%v per ; cent "and • for three
months 1 bills: 3% per- cent.* ..."A- V , '
Condition of I the Treasury
\ WASHINGTON/ July? 23.— Today's > statement
of : the \u25a0 treasury - balances 1 in \u25a0- the \u25a0 general •' fund
shows: \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:-.\u25a0". v ..;.\u25a0 \u25a0--*\u0084•\u25a0•,:\u25a0 .\u25a0 ; - -.\u25a0• •.-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:• fs l^
' ATailable \u25a0 cash' balances, > $244,701,224: i gold
coin "- and \u25a0 bullion, 167,507,664 ; gold - certificates,
NewV.York - Cotton Market
- NEW YORK; [\u25a0 July J 23.'-^Trading "1 active q and
»» r f c. '.'- There - was aggressive * support tby ~i the
bull pool, \u25a0 the ; latter having f accumulated a largo
line of ; October.':* The weather lis \u25a0 becoming very,
dry. in parts of Texas and Louisiana. This was
the chief feature of the market. , A large i Wall
street s operator \u25a0; was > out r- with ' a ; inter
view, but ;, it '< had -no effect \u25a0\u25a0 in 1 any way •- In '• de
pressing : prices; , > There ila* no doubt I he : 1* 5 com
mitted to the ; short , side, and ,» weather .? condl-*
tions are getting worse again, c Of course : if this
warm ' weather ; continues .a ' few * days :it would
be quite ; serious ! . to ; the \u25a0• crop. The \u25a0 markets is*
very * much \u25a0 manipulated > and .no doubt < shaping
itself : . for r~ some « wide \u25a0 fluctuation •; in " the * near
future. - V The : Impression ' continues : general "hat
it is dangerous, to sell short."' r
\u25a0 I Theo : H. : Price > sayg : . , ' 'As . far.: as \u25a0 I•!am f able
to Judge "\u25a0 from % the * advices :* reaching * me,- & the
prospect . is now ; for .at least an average ' produc
tion upon probably the -largest ' acreage ; ever
planted." t' • .-.-: :.;/.: ' \u25a0-\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0 - .•--\u25a0;.,
There was -\u25a0 scattered selling by Theo
Price; His ; bearish ; crop ' report published "'\u25a0 this
morning, 7 making ; th« s average f condition \7B.B :to
July;. 17, ; also • affected \ the * market. .' Some i profit
taking by ; professional \u25a0\u25a0operators"? and" - local
traders ensued ; : on X the 'rise ? which •; followed ; the
decline $at t- the ". opening, but " there .; was J still
enough buying power left'to'readlly-absorbfall
offerings and ke«p the j undertone good ' up ; to : the
close. -While: brokers* are ? expecting the * next
report, : due on - AugusL*2/. to ; make . average
condition . of the crop About ; 77i per cent/ against
72 last * month." they . do not regard the ' situation
as - sufficient Ito j warrant , more ,-. than ?an average
crop, a With ; a \u25a0 continuance of = good < weather.; and
a \u25a0 late average . date of k tiling : frosts, ] under I the
circumstances 3 they - ; advise ;r taking,* a> trader's
position on the 5 bull - 1 6lde , and -\u25a0 favor j purchases,
especially, on : the ; soft spots or weak : days. :-.:'\u25a0
* Futures > opened * steady/, July, 11,85 c; /August,
11.50 c;; September, 11.63 c; October, 11.80 c ;; De
cember, 1 * ' ll.87c:. -\u25a0\u25a0: January, . 11.93 c; ; February,'
11.85 c; March. 12.06 c; May. 12.25 c.* .
Futures closed steady. July, "-: 12.08 c; August,
11.57 c; t September, 11.55 c; October, 11.90 c; > No
vember, ll.olc; t December,, 11.98c; v January,'
12.05 c; February. = 12.08 c; : March, 12.15 c; April,
12.10 c ;. May, 12.24 c. :,>:-.: \u0084 >- ; •
:j Spot closed \u25a0 steady, 15 ; points \u25a0 up. Middling
uplands, 13.10 c; middling gulf,: 13.35c^
Options • Open. •• High/ • Low. : Close/
July/ ..:... ......11.95c 12.10 c 11.95 c : 12.05 c
August .........11.50c -11.65 c 11.50 c 11.57 c
September 11.43 - 11.62 c 11.43 c 11.55 c
October .........11.8Oc 11.98 c 11.77 c -11.90 c
November . .......11.92c 11.92 c 11.91 c 11.92 c
December .......11.87c 12. 060 11. 55 c 11:98 c
January .;..... Ml. 93c 12.06 c " 11.85 c 12.05 c
February ....... •;//.. ...... ...... 12. 05 c
March ..........:12.04c 12.19 c 12.03 c : 12115 c
April ......:......... ...... ...... 12.19 c
May ...........12.17c' 12.25 c 12.15 c ,12.24 c
»w York L Grain ; and -. Produce
NEW-. . YORK, \u25a0.-;,. July , 23.-— Flour— Receipts,
21.100 , barrels; exports, 1 49,000 barrels.': Market
was more active and -steady; winter, straights,
$4.25@4.45.' -.: > -.\u25a0\u25a0..:. 1 \u25a0 i "• . :,- - T „
- Wheat — Receipts, 61,100 : bushels; ' exports,
65,600 . Bushels. . Spot, \ firm ; I No. 2 red, 97c ele
vator and 08% cf. o. b.; afloat; No. 1 northern
Duluth, $1.09% f . o. b.' afloat ;; No.-'2'hard'.wln
ter,-9?%c"f/-o. b. . afloat. .. . ; ;;
From an easier opening, k dull to weak "cables,
wheat had a 1 . cent advance on black "rust talk.-
Later I realizing developed ' and the » upturn \ was
lost, final prices showing %@ %c net loss. July
closed at 97c. September at 98% c, December at
$1.02 and May : at, $1.05%.
. Hops — Quiet.
Wootsteidy. \ A
Petroleum— Firm. -':
Svgar — Firm/ Raw refining, 3.37% c; cen
trlfucal, 90 test, -3.87<53.95c;. molasses sugar,
3. 12 %o. • Refined, steady. -" "\u25a0 *3/&g8B83&£'?i?- I^Z
Coffee— Futures closed steady at a net decline
of 5 to 10-polnts/r- Sales, •32,000 bags. • Including
July. 5.75<35.50c : - September. \u25a0 5.70@5.75c : . De
cember. 6.75 c; March. .5.85@5.90c; ' May, \u25a0" 5.90 c;
June, 5.90 c. Spot, . quiet. .: Rio . No. 7,".7% c;
Santos No. 4, 7%c. Mild,;: dull.? Cordova,
9@l2%c.v' >•\u25a0 ', . -
v Butter — Steady, unchanged. •'/
Eggs — Irregular.-2sa«Sfts>sgß«Sßyp
- DRIED FRUITS : -
.The market for evaporated apples Is steady on
spot, although the , supply for t future shipment
Is said to be barely steady/ -• Fancy, B%c; choice,"
B%c; prime/ 7%@Bc; poor to:f air, -6@7%c/; .
Prunes — Firm, with quotations :\u25a0 ranging : from
4%@12%c for California fruit i and from . 6%@
9c for.Oregons up t0. 305.- .. • , •
Apricots— Unchanged. *" Choice, : 21c; > extra
choice. 22c; fancy, 22@23c.
Peaches— Quiet, -a Choice/ 1 ; 12c; extra' choice,
12%@13c;'- fancy, 13@13%c;r extra fancy, 14
@14%c^ -,-\u25a0 -.-... \u0084,%.,\u25a0-.,.. . i; .--.,. .*
Raisins — Unchanged.- Loose I muscatels, 8% ®
10c: ' seeded \u25a0 raisins, 7%@13c; , London - layers,
$1.75@1.85. \u25a0\u25a0;.\u25a0'\u25a0•;.,;•.>:.- • ' \u25a0-'"'\u25a0' • -\u25a0'\u25a0'
New; York Metal Market
NEW YORK, : July,: 23.— -The '-. London tin i mar
ket was 10s ; higher. r with spot : quoted iat * £184
and futures ' at £181 " 10s. '%'. Locally * the-, market
was dull with spot quoted : at '.41@41.25c.'i ... ' .
. Copper was. easier In the English market with
spot £li lower at f 93? 10«. and futures -10c lower
at £ 87 - ss/ \u25a0' Locally, the - : market was - dull \u25a0 and
nominal \u25a0 with "lake quoted: at 21@22c; elec
trolytic, 20.50@21c and casting at 20@20.25c. \u25a0
Lead' was unchanged at 0.1 562:5. 25 cm the local
market , and ' at ' £20 11s lln ~ London. ;;:'"
1 Spelter was ! unchanged i at v £23 ' 17s Cd in Lon
don and: weak at :6.6oc 'locally. 1 .' . . :
Iron was \u25a0 higher In - the ' English : market Lo
cally the market was unchanged. -
A-vallnble "\u25a0 Grain \u25a0' Supply
NEW YORK; July 23.— Special cable and tele
graphic communications | received iby | Bradstreet's
.show ;.- the , following i changes -. in \ available - sup
plies! as compared - with - previous account:-.' '
• Wheat— United '\u25a0' States, ; east ~of \u25a0" Rockies, . de-"
creased • 484,000 ; bushels ; "1 Canada v decreased
1,470,000 bushels: total , United ; States and ' Can
ada" decreased ,1,554,000 bushels. Afloat . for ; and
in' Europe, decreased «\u25a0 4,100,000 'bushels;* total
American and European supply i decreased 5,654;
000 biishcta; ' "-.- . • \u0084 • \u0084; _•
- \u25a0 Corn — United '\u25a0:\u25a0 States and Canada ' Increased
261,000 bushels.' -..;. . ..:;.;
\u25a0< Oats — United States and Canada decreased
993,000 bushels. ;:\u25a0/»•
CHICAGO BOARDOFTRADB
Future Grain and Provisions,
CHICAGO, July 23.-^-Conflicting t reports con
cerning 1 the condition lof \u25a0 the ' spring , wheat f crop
kept t the \ local ~ market 5 in ', a t nervous :- condition
today," T but = the : close \u25a0. was ( weak, « on » denials 5 of
damage by^ black rust. September \u25a0. : closed %@ %
lower,* corn was up<%@%c,:oats.%c lower and
provisions 2%@loc,«higher.'-,:\ -. • --.-\u2666;
-The, wheat market opened 'strong- because of : a
decline at Liverpool. - The market, ; howev-er,' soon
recovered on buying by commission bouses, which
was > based on further. reports of. damage of < black
rust J in Dakota. \u25a0: The ; wheat i market v weakened
late Mn -the session .because s.; of 4 reports:-: from
Minneapolis ,"of ; the \ claims ; of /damage ; by ' black
rust, which i could • not fbe verified* - The market
closed weak and ? near the ' bottom.-; September
opened %@%c to'%c higher, at 92%c ( : advanced
to 93% c and . then \u25a0 declined to 91% c, closing
at 91% c.'. «.:;•>:>.; -'\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0• \u25a0 \u25a0 . "\u25a0 !•-.,'',••;
C The . corn market was firm during the greater
part of the • day .\ because : of .'reports r that t many
fields ? are - undor 4 water.'; :; Several • of .the • leading
commission houses ;: were f active bidders ' during
the day." The close was firm.' September"*opened
a shade to?%@%c;lower~at 's2%@s2%c, sold
vp < to 53% c \u25a0 and closed ; at 62@52%c. :
i The market was nervous. and in sympathy with
wfceat.".* September, opened unchanged Ito %c low
er,at 38%<a38%c.«advancedtto-39%c and closed
at \u25a0 3S%C. ;.;;- '\u25a0- \u25a0/-.: v --' "^'vi -Vs--,"\u25a0->.V s -- ,"\u25a0->.- * : ' . z~.?~~:;'T : - *7\u25a07 \u25a0 ": \u25a0.';* \u25a0"
•• Provisions '• were \ firrn"^ because of .h igher- prices
for; hogrs and buying by.' lockl * packers. .: >At > the
close ' Septembers pork v was r ss7ac,' lard - was i 10c
and ribs, were 6e« higher. .' .. fi" \u25a0\u25a0'*\u25a0\u25a0- <-'
.y The \u25a0 leading futures \u25a0 ranged ; as" follows: ' . *
Articles. ' Open. ; High. /.Low. \u25a0 Close.
"\u25a0-Wheat— ".-;,'-:\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0..\u25a0\u25a0 '•;\u25a0•.•.'.' :*.-"..' V; -" '.;."
July:. -.89% 90%' -.89% ,89%
September . ..... - : ; 92%: \u25a0 93% ": 91% '\u25a0\u25a0. 91%
December....... .95% 5)6%» '95% : -03%
May ....... ...v _ 100% 101% 100% " 100%
'\u25a0' \u25a0'Corn— •- ' '\u25a0•; \u25a0\u25a0'Vv '"'\u25a0. \u25a0• - * :•- ".. \u25a0 \u25a0/, -\u25a0 ,-
July ". . . . . . .../..' 82% --. .' 53%-.- ; <52% 53?^]
September . . ; . . 52% . ,53 Vi ».'i2% \u25a0 62* ii
December "!./.-..:;'; 49% - ,50.--. .',-40% i 43%
May ,. :-. ..... ; . 7; . . 51 • / / - 51% ,1 50% , -. ' 50%
r Oaia—-tM^maS^f*s£^fyxj ... ... •
July \u25a0\u25a0/..../.....• 42% .43% \u25a0 42%' :: 43%
September ..... ,38% '. "39%. .- 38% L.. 35%
December . . . /.". '"-\u25a0- 38% - 89% '39 .. :": . 3» --
May-. .r. .-....:. 41 > 41%-.V 40% , ".": 41- -"
"Mess pork,; per bbl — > -*-. '--\u25a0 -'\u25a0 \u25a0 \u0084
September. .....16. 50 .16.55; 16.50, 16.0 a*
Lard. ;. per 100 : lbs— '•'\u25a0\u25a0 =:.\u25a0\u25a0'-'• i' ; .. • \u25a0
September /./:.'9.25- 1 9.32% 9.20/ 9. 32%
October .: .... ;*. 9.27% 9.37% 9.25 9.37%
-:'- Short ;rtbß, per 100 lbs— "-. -. . -•
September ,'.*.;.;' ; 8.77% "8.80 1 ; 'B.BOV-
October V ... ..... 8.70 " 8.75 8.67 V. 8. 75 - .
Cash Grain : and : Provisions)
$\u25a0' CHICAGO. S^ July; 23."9^Cash ("quotations >Vere as
follows : * ; Flour." quiet.*;;; No."* 2 \ spring I wheats 98c
®n;fNo.7 3,k94(g99c;^ No:^ 2|red;* 89%@90%c.
No. l 2 ! corn,"s 53%c; \ N0.^. 2 5 ye110w.t 53%c.t, No. i 2
oats;s 43% c; i No. 1 2 1 whlte^ 44% c; i No. 1 3 .; white,'
43@44%c. •\u25a0\u25a0>'. No. > 2 \ rye,*» 85c. S Good £ feeding < bar
•ley, j 50@55c; jfairjto I choice I malting,? 59@62%c.'
No. ill northwestern.! $1.22 ; \u25a0 prime ' timothy > seed,"
$4.65; g clover.'S contract p grades,"W $15.60.'^ Short
ribs,- ; sides V-; (loose) ;u $B.so@B.7s; St, short g clear
Bides \u25a0 (boxed)." $S.7S@9. ' Mess s pork,=- per '••bbl,'
$16.37%@16.50.'; ,t Lard," per^loo, lbs,- -$9.17%.
Whisky.. basis : of highwines,- 51.31.. ,
\u25a0Articles— " '. Receipts. Shipments.'
Flour, ; barrels./.... :...:v::;21, 500- :i 22,100
Wheat, > bu5he15.".". .".'. . . .'.". . . ' 49,000 . 9.500
Corn, ; bushels . . .';T:.-". : r. TTT. 324. 000 £ „; ; j 290, 400
Oats,-ibushels:Tr'7r;r."f.'Trr i .234,000 • \u25a0 121,10 c
Rye.sbushehir.*rrr.'.'.VT:"::Trj'io.ooo , i 200
Barley, bushels. .-."7.V. . :: : ::'\u25a0 9,900 : \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 4 900
Butter, Cheene and Egea
CHICAGO,"! Jaly723.'-^OnltheTpft)ducerexchang : c
todays the? butter* market i was iweak.v- Cri-ara
erJes^ 2l@23Vtc;^(iairleßAlß%@22Wc. : s yE?gs
firm I at ; mark.'i cases [Included,*! 13% @14 %c ; \u25a0' firsts/
14c : a prime *• fir»tt,f' 16c.'f*S Cheese \u25a0* steady, :: 12 X
Eastern Livestock Market
-\u25a0•'\u25a0 CHICAGO, "\u25a0' July ;23.-^Cattle-^ReceipU" 4,600/
Market : steady/ 1 , Beeves $4 70@7.85; ; cows, $1.50
@3.50; *,:\u25a0; heifers, - $2.50@5.50; ! calves,: $4.66®
5.70; \u25a0\u25a0 stockers i and feeders,", $2.85@5.">' -«&"*lHtKi
'.'•\u25a0\u25a0 Hogß-^Rceeipts s 16,000 ; • market » -•*• Be ~< higher.'
Light,: r $5.90@6.12% ; mixed . •: 53.80@6.22% ;
heavy, '. $5.45@6-12% ; . rough," $5.45@5.75; pigs,
$5.60@6.15; > good : to : choice ; heavy,? s6@6.l2%. -t s
\u25a0 Sheep— Receipts, ' 12,000; ';\u25a0 : \u0094 market ; '\u25a0- steady.
Natives' $3.80@6; : yearlings,' $6.lo@6.7o;*west
erns,;- $4.00@6; fx lambs, • $5.85@7J50; ;' westerns,"
$5.75@7.C0. ". .
Los - Angeles ' Markets)
I* \u25a0 LOS 'ANGELES, 3 July 23.^Lbcal ; ranch i. eggs
advanced > 1* cen^t I in j the. produce | market 1 today,'
and; some*' dealers "demanded and * secured ' an i ad-,
vance : of i 2; cents 5 for « all - grades/'f Butter J also
shows aitendency j toward higher prices,' as high
as »70 j, cents r being 1 secured ' in-, places I tor'; really,
choice stocks.";". Cheese ; shipments ; are a heavier,
but « prices 5 remain ' flrm.V- Potatoes > are • being j re
ceived :in * abundant ; quantities, =\u25a0 but \ there ; , Is Ino
change; in jprices."--. 1 ? Poultry prices fares weaker
owing : to large : supply and reduced demand.%**;^. ;
:"- Produce '-' reccTpts— Eggs, - ; -" 225 :* cases; . "; batter, i
21.058 pounds; cheese, 1,080 pounds; potatoes,
1,331 \u25a0\u25a0sjfeks;' onions,, 114 ' sacks, v . V.
* The following / prices indicate > the ; average con
dition of the market: \u25a0 - * / : ,
i; Eggs-V-Local ranch candled; selected,, 27e; case
count,J24c; fancy 'fresh; eastern,; 24c;; eastern
! dirties, -21c. l\ \u25a0; .;-\u25a0--"\u25a0'\u25a0 >>• - \u25a0 :\u25a0\u25a0*\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0>' \u25a0 ~" \u25a0.-\u25a0-.--'->- r -"."--.%'
'-\u25a0-* Butter— Creamery extras, 65c ;; creamery firsts,
57@60c;ndry,"24@25c; s fresh eastern,:;24c.".lT--
\u25a0 \u25a0 Cheese— Northern ? f resh, = 16%o ; ? anchor i brand."
20c ;", eastern i singles, ; 18@19c ; \ eastern v twins,
18c ; -, eastern t Cheddars,; 10@16%c ; /\u25a0 eastern | long
1 horn/- 19c ; > eastern , daisy,-/ 19c ; ' • Swiss 1 imported,"
32c ; : Swiss - domestic, v 26c; ! : llmburger,* 15c ; -Tn
lare,-'l7c.'.-: ' .\u25a0'/.•\u25a0•*." ;\u25a0\u25a0•'\u25a0 \u25a0• ;.:"•.'!'• -~~'i -'-"'\u25a0'.}\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0'":?
-'\u25a0 Garden? product— -Potatoes (a- cwt) : Burbanks,
$2.25; :? new •* early \u25a0= rose, ;• $2; : ; Bliss ? early . trt
nmph $2 .25; " v sweet ~" potatoes,," 8c \u25a0% lb/
Oniqns— lmperial ; Bermudas, , $3.60 i sack ; \u25a0\u25a0 sllver
sklns,*.s3.2s;snew;red, $3 per.loo lbs; garlic,
B@9c; i sun I dried, ' 14@15c ; ground, 12%e;
can k bulk, :; 12 % @13c. ; Beans ;(a : cwt) — Pink ; No. J
1,; 53 ; lima No. .• 1, J 56.60; Lady Washington No;
I, i $3; do small ! white No. * 1, . $3 .40; black : eye,
$5. 50(3 ti. 50; garvanzas, $5. 50@0; lentils, 12%@
15c Üb."- ; : -•'.;•-.:-\u25a0 -'\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0 :«..\u25a0"\u25a0--"- . -:--, t'.':,-^' \u25a0':;-,.-•:::;
* •\u25a0 Poultry-— Buying 3 prices at ! live ' weight I(a I lb) :
Broilers," 1 : lb . to > 1%-j lbs,"- not -wanted; il%? to
2%: ( lb8,jl8c; . fryers: under^3-lbs,sißc;r rounders
3 or > more "• lbs/-i 16c ; t bens, ; 12c ; stags - and \u25a0•< old
roosters, 8c ; j turkeys,* heavy,' 17c ;. turkeys, \u25a0 light,"
not I wanted ; ' ducks, 'lie; gense, 10c ; ' squabs and
pigeons,'; sl.s0 > t0 '51.75 a idozen/ «.,r : : \u25a0 ;
. Selling prices— Froaen dressed eastern -- stock : -- (a
lb):**Hens,:-.16@17c;' youngs roosters,'Vl9%c; fry
ers,: 19c ; 1 broilers; 26c ; ! turkeys, \u25a0 old . toms.i 21,% c f
young toms, 23c ; , hens, 22 % c; \u25a0 geese, ; 17c ; ducks,
18c;,.-;-- \u25a0\u25a0.;- ... r -;-. ... ->"\u25a0••:.\u25a0•. ',v,V-^,
r Honey.' (pine in comb) — 'Water white, 1 lb
frames, 15®16c flight amber, .l3® 14c; extracted,
60 Ilb \u25a0 cans, \u25a0 f@7 %c; ; light \ amber, 60 lb cans.*
6@7%c- • > .\u25a0-\u25a0Ziyi:- -:;". .-V :?. :v \u25a0\u0084\u25a0'
MISCELLA> EOUS MARKETS
/\u25a0S Naval Stores— Turpentine and Rosin
'.> SAVANNAH, : : Ga., ; July - 23,— TurpenUne^
firm, J55%@55%c; sales,- 961; "receipts, 1,762;
shipments, \u25a0, 272. >: - ; J S :, . \u25a0- •...\u25a0."•\u25a0•.•. \u25a0-.\u25a0
Ilosin, firm; sales, 3,151; receipts, 4,536; ship
ments, i 362. 1 Quotations : A. B C, $4.15@4.17% ;
D,r54.23%; ">E, *$4.60@4.65;- F,- $4.87%@4.85;
G,:54.87%@4.90^ 11, $4.95@5; I" $5@5.15; X,
$5.2G@5.35; ;M,", $5.55@5.50; N, $5.55@5.80;
W G, $5.90; W W, J $5.C5. , /
" " \u25a0" - • ' JLjl\ i^ilCl \J\jl4 '\u25a0 '• . '•• '
Wheat — .. July. \u25a0;':;; Sept. ''v Dec.
Opening —....... ....... 72 \u25a0-;'-". : 73% : ", 74%
Closing ...: ...-./.. 7.1%. "7 3 .7 4%
\u25a0:/ \u25a0-:.\u25a0 \u25a0 "" -'-.' * PARIS " ; -'-"•" ; '" \u25a0",,. -A,:
\u25a0 \u25a0': Wheat — \u25a0 -. July/ ' ' Nov.-Feb.'
Opening ...... C... ...27 80 '23 60 -<
Closing ...... ........... 27 80 ! : 23 55 .'
'.•'\u25a0'\u25a0 Flour— \u25a0-..-\u25a0'\u25a0..-?\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0• • ;..-\u25a0\u25a0 ..' \u25a0 .• : •• . ;•
Opening: ... ......... ;. .'34 35 « 30 80
Closing ..;......./. •;-.-;' 84 30 80 70 '•\u25a0
Boston Wool Market >
. BOSTON,; July; 23.— Trading , in the ; wool mar
ket is less excessive than last week, many, deal
ers having withdrawn, while buyers .; are - more
disposed tto - hold ; off ' until supplies are -\u25a0 largar
and • the \u25a0 general i situation ; Is \u25a0\u25a0. more \u25a0.-' clearly : . do
flned/ Most ' of • the; prominent '. Influences at pres-"
ent ;\u25a0 are " of 1a 2 strengthening • character \u25a0\u25a0 and \u25a0 the
demands \u25a0 seem ; to « be running more < than . ever ' In
fine '; wools, : which ; are not - over ' plentiful.- >.: The
season will go on record as one of the shortest
in history. .:.:\u25a0 - l '
•;The ' market -for foreign wool is "dull. \u25a0 . ,'5
\. Quotations . ln western wool follow:- -Ar^ .'\u25a0£&
"\u25a0 \u25a0 California: northern, CB@7oc; middle*' county,'
65@66c; southern,' 62@63c;; fall free, 67@58c.
.Oregon eastern No.. 1, staple, 72@73c; eastern
No. .1, clothing, :70@72c; eastern, average, 68®
70c; valley No.. 1,60© 62 c. , ' . : i.:-,-i
Territory; scoured basis, . fine \u25a0 staples^ 72@73c:
fine medium staple, -.68@70c; fine clothing, 68@
70c;ifine medium clothing, 66@6Sc. .. -. 5 .
Pulled J wool,- extra/ 6S(jJ72c; - --fine : A,' 58@02c;
A supers, 55@58c; B supers, 44 ©47 c; O supers,
30(&35c/. •\u25a0 ... , . ••.;. . •
St. Louis Wool Market
I .- ST. LOOIS. ' July : 23.— W001, steady. ~- Medrum
grades combing v and clothing, 25@20c; light
fine, i22@23c;;i 22@23c; ; heavy fine, \u25a0 17Q19c ; : tub washed,
29@36c. ' , . \u25a0 \u25a0 '\u0084 ,
: :.;: / M'orthernl'\V r heat Market - c \
h TACOMAj July 1 23.— Market unchanged. »' Blue
stem, 80c; . club,^ 84c;'re<S/. 82c.: ;; \u25a0-.-• ..*•;,.:.?
; Northern Business
PORTLAND, July V 23.^-Clearings, $1,735,094?
balances. $182,850. -rSfm^^r;~, r , i" 1 y THtttp-g
>, TACOMA, July ' 23.^-Clearlnjs, $840,328; bal
ances, ? $51. 054. . \u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0•':\u25a0- ' .-.: - . - \u25a0:
I' SEATTLE, July ! 23.— -Clearings, .' 1 $1,638,180;.
\u25a0 balances. $288,220/ \u25a0 \u25a0- Hfirt »iT>l>^
: SPOKANE. July. 23.— Clearings, - $1,064,617;
balances, $310,773. '- .? \u25a0^tSOSS^^SSSi^M
LOCAL. MARKETS
-if. \u25a0 . - - '-- *--.
/ *jj Exchange . and ' Bullion
Silver "'was %c ;' lower. -V '
Sterling, exchange, 60 days. — ©4.84%
Sterling/exchange, '\u25a0, 5ight.. ....... — <84.87%
Sterling ; exchange, \u25a0 cables \u25a0.'/../: — %: @4.88%
New York exchange,? sight.:.;. —: ® 10 \u25a0 '
New Yojrk exchange, , telegraphic .*. • — '@\ 12%
Silver,*^ per : ounce '.............. 68% -•j — .
Mexican * dollars/ n0mina1. ....... — - @ - —
. " n: CONTINENTAL '
New York on Pari5......:/.. ;.. 816%
New York ion . Mexic0.".".. . .............. "200%
( Paris '; on . London. . : .t: :T.rr.':?.:. . .". . . 7. .25.16 '.-.,
1 Berlin on- L0hd0n... .".;..: ..*./........:.. 20. 46 \u25a0'
Wheat ami -Other Grains
'Wheat— Freights continue unchanged and nom
inal ; at ' h bout 20s ; for grain,"' usual European • op
tions.' c The E chartered '"•- grain i tonnage :In port » ia
1,706 r. tons, ; and . thfe , disengaged - tonnage 9,628;
on - the way ;to this port, '<\u25a0 343,300 - tons, .; against
240.102 tons on the ' same ; date > last ' year., : -
?. : Chicago was lower , on • weak ( cables, bnt : rallied
somewhat , on ; continued \ reports i of '\u25a0 black 4 rniit : In
Minnesota,' r. The San Francisco market continued
dull | and ) unchtmged.v with I the ( tone I rathert weak
than otherwise, and the; farmers underselling this
market *in th», interior."?:!-" -'\u25a0 *\u25a0'\u25a0"* " '
CASH WHEAT
- California club. , $i:52%@1.55;i do mtlllng.
$1.57%; * California s whiter Australian, $1.65®
1.70; .lower; grades of; California; 7 ; 51.25@1.42%;
northern ; club, \ nominal ; northern bluestem, . nom
inal; northern red, nominal.-, -v» -
-\u2666 ' - ' \u25a0:\u25a0: y ;?•\u25a0-, - futures *-';:\u25a0 - '\u0084', ;•:;.:;,- - -
; ::-- '\u25a0\u25a0 r "\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 10:30 a.': m: Session •' \u25a0 -
„•; No i quotations. V "..;;';•: •'/'::.:
:. : "- Barley/^There were more sales of ordinary No.
1 feed on change at $1.25/;- Tbe. tone : of the mar
ket I continues | steady | and', buyers | can I obtain | no
concessions from sellers.i-=- Receipts [continue mod
erate/j. Brewing is steadily; held, Awhile chevalier
Is nominal; with light -offerings.".' - y":
' ' CASH BARLEY..
X-. Good ; to , choice • feed."", spot,".- $1.22%@1.26% ;
common Ito jf air/' $1.1i%@1.20 pcrjctl; brewing
and shipping, $1.27 V* < fper - ctl ; , chevalier, $1.25®
'1.40,- per.; ctl.- -YZiZZ-'; .r... }\u0084,:- , , ™,
.V'-ViV-^-'N"' ; V^FUTUREB,L:'; .",
.\u25a0/-;;--, ./\u25a0jtO:SO a: ; m. J Session u v '\u25a0'\u25a0..
j S> Decemberf-$t.27% i: bid," $1 .27% \u25a0 asked.
- Oats— The/feel Ing ; in • this ' grain <Is now steady
hto ? finn/< and > arrivals | and >, offerings > are ';\u25a0 both
: light. Some changes in quotations will be noted.
: The dpcound is merely. fair. * '-\u25a0' "\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 - ;-''-.>\u25a0
• -vj Good to choice red - for : seed,'- $1.6001.65 ;• for
1 feed, $1.45@1.50; r common tofair,;sl.4o;:whlte.'
$1.40@1.65;»f old. black,"' for i seed/ $1.60@1.75;
gray/: 51.35@1.45 per cd/?i ~: '\u0084... ,; • \u0084r.
Corn— This s market ; is as dead as a C doornail.
There is . nothing here* and : no dall for any.' .
\u25a0 * California*', small '\u25a0\u25a0.-- round >; yellow, -.5 Jl.tiofgl.Gs;
large ; yellow, ; $1.50® 1:55 ; " whiter nominal ; ; west
era estate ,1 sacked .. yellow," $1.50@1.55 i spot '\u25a0'\u25a0 and '
$I.so i tolarrive; ; mixed,"?, to arrive/i 51.47%; white
Egyptian.l $1.35; > brown! Egyptian, '< sl.2s.>fi ~v;'. '
'. '\u25a0'\u25a0 • Rye-^The market ! continues quiet ; and' feature-"
less,? with '- few | samples I showing/; at I $1.45@1.50
per ctl, for California.. / -\u25a0'•T: \u25a0 ' '
Flour and Farinaceous ; Goods)
:-i These goods hnve^shoWn ' no ! change • for weeks.
Thei movement » la , arerage ; for^this "time lot - the
year } and '\u25a0 the • market ' rules : steady,- to • flrm.* 4 "!,,,
— California "sfamlly-S extras,*: $5. 20@5;70
net, / w ithout I discount ; '* bakern*.--, extras; i? $5.20@
sAs;\' superfine, • $4.10*34.30; tOregon"and*Wash
lnpton,^ per j bbl. > $4.90@3--'0 'for f family, and ' ?4.25
fe4.so:for cut off. • • ... • \u25a0
Farinaceous rf Goods^-Prlees rj In i packages;* net
cash," no discount,; are as ; follows : a Graham - flour,
$3 1 per. 100 1 lbs ; : rye flour,* $3.4o ;\ rye j mea1.1 53.20;
rice i flour,* $7.20 ; | corn $ meal.l $2.76 ; | extra i cream
do, •\u25a0\u25a0* $3.40; > oat * meal,!; $4.10 ; s oat « groats,"f $4.30:
hominy;;s3.4o@3.6o;!buckwheat flonr,*s4; cracked
wheat,-? $3.50; j farina,' 4 $4.20 ; I whole I wheat I flour.
$3.20; rolled oats, bbls, $6@7.25;- In sacks,*s6.so
@6.75 : rolled I wheat,* bbls," $4.30; iln sacks,: $3.80;
pearl barley,^ $5.40 ; t split peas, j boxes,f $6 ; f green
peift,.:ss l per lOO.lba. ; V. \u25a0 ' \u25a0: . \u25a0 : ,
Kay and Feedstuff s
i Liberal % lines -of i bran /and * shorts ; . came ; down
, from -. the : north yesterday. "W The market continued
steady \ and t unchanged,', with ) holders " refusing ; to'
let go ! except rat,- full: figures. ;\u25a0'. -> \u0084 -.. ;: ':-;\u25a0
paThe ; hay .-: market I was * firm i t or I wheat I descrip
\u25a0: tions.-s and % new * wheat I was f; quoted 5 $1 \ higher.'
\u25a0 For * several t cars ' of { old 8 wheats! strictly | choice,
X'u l'«,w-.is fe bid, s *! $22 3 asked. \u25a0" The '- receipts lof s 656
tons included 52 cars:-. 1 , \u25a0 - " v •/'" •"
- "Bran^-sl9@22»per ! ;tpn. " ' *
:'. , M idd lings— s27® 30 per ton. : . ' ' . ' ' •" ' " V
: \u25a0Shorts- r -$20@22.50 fptr.ton. vr -. : •- ,- -.•'.',:..;.:\u25a0;
; : Feed stuffs—Uol led ;-,-;: barley, i; ?27@25; : mixed
feed,! $21@24 ; . oilcake , nreal, " nominal ; V cocoannt
cakcior.'mealiat!mills.ts2s,ln?lorand's2s.soiln
SUonilots;/ Jobbing,^ $26;! corn: meal,*' s32;! cracked
corn.' 1 $33 U» broom | corn 4 f eed,"X 90c@ $1 sj per >. c tIV
alfalfa; meal,l carload; lots/i $20.50; .'Jobbing,' s2l. so
; per %ton; a mealfalfa.i; $20.50 ; J;Jobblng.*i $21:50. f$M,
{Kf Hay-=-New s wheat,%, $12@ 17 ; S old s crop—^Choice
l wheat, f | $19@20 1 per^ ton ; * good % wheat, if $15@18 ;
other s grades % wheat, t5t 5 $10@14 : ft wheat f and % oat;'
$10@lC ; tame oat.'v $10@16 ; ; volunteer : wild oat,
$10@12; alfalfa^ $8@14: stock, $B@lo per ton."
:-\u25a0 Straw--60@90c r per. bale.
Beans and I Seeds
; 5 Lima, : ; bayo, pink <md ? large 'i white ' beans ' are
quoted iTery, firm,* with a* fair, local ' and' shipping
movement. The other - kinds rule - steady •: and
quiet at previous quotations. ;*: '•
- 1 Beans : (per, ctD^-Bayos. \u25a0 $3.25@3.30 : peal $3@
8.25; j small white/ $2.85@3; ! large white, $2.65®
2.75; ; pink, j $2.65@2.75; ? red. • $3.25@3.&0; 1 llmas.
$5.2t)@5.30; ; red kidneys.- $3.25@3.60; blackeyes.
$4.90@5; butter, $4.50@5; 'horse . beans. $2®
2.25: vc cranberry : beans, / $3.75@4; "i Garvanzas.
$[e-mail] \u25a0•-:;a \u25a0 ,; .. -:V.:. T7- c ... .-...-..-..•,
< -; Seeds— Brown s mustard, 2@2%c; « yellow : mus
tard,' ecj'flaiseed, 5 52.90@3; canary, ! ,4%@4%c;
alfalfa, slßc;Jrape,jl%(g|3%c;f timothy, jnomlnal:
hemp,-. 4% (3 sc; millet, 2% c perlb;. broom corn
seed, • $18@20 f per ton. . • •
:V- Dried j peas-^-AU j kinds are nominal.. \u25a0 *> T
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables
i " There was - quite ; a ' decrease In the arrivals iof
potatoes, » the y sudden \u25a0-' slump :.' in ! . prices - having
cheeked I the \u25a0 movement I from | the | river I districts
to a srreat extent. The market was Kt lll heavily
supplied,'* however, and with wants limited | prices
remained s weak ; for j general " offerings.!? Receivers
of : southern "•. stock '- were still J asking high prices
for< their holdings, but llt was ' impossible I to \u25a0 mar
ket 1 the \u25a0 goods at v the •' figures ; asked,-: and . It was
Bald that some recent arrivals were to be shipped
back sto ? lx« ; Aneeles. Onions : continued plenti
ful < and weak, \u25a0 with new | reds selling lower. "
- - About ; 2,600 : boxes ; of ;. tomatoes j came , to band
from f the * rlrer j yesterday,' j the >\u25a0; largest ? arrlrals
thna > far A for itho 3 season. These ~, arrivals," v to-;
gether with heavy offerings of carried orer stock,'
caused '• a i sharp \ drop -la 'prices,", and - some ! sales
below; the i Inside i quotation .were - reported. - The
others vegetables » are » still s arrlrins freely : from
rarlons ; sections ! and j prices I are I generally weak,
frreen t corn ; and - peas being i the ! only 1 articles to
show. the least firmness. . . '
(per/ ctl) — New : crop Burbanks, $1@
1.50: - early j rose, , $1@1 .25. v •
S3 Onions — New ~> red,'; 52.26@2.50 per " sack ; = new
ye110w, :52.80@2.65. per. ctl; •\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0-••\u25a0>/•.•*. v
; Vegetables — Green i > corn,, "? crates, " ; $3@3.25:
sacks,%s2.so@3 ,\u25a0 for i choice • $1.50@2 : for
common ; ~> green >, peas,* 3@4c ; pcr '; lb : \u25a0\u25a0 tomatoes,'
40@60c for small and 75c <9 51.25 for large boxes;
string beans, l%@3c per lb; wax beans, 3@4c per
lb;f lima > beans, -9@loc . per lb; summer squash,
50@65c > per ? box; .\u25a0\u25a0; egg *? plant, ' y $1.50® 1 .75 per
box;fegre«n-pepperß.\ $1@1.25 per box for 'bell
and -50@75c>for: chile; cucumbers, ; 50® 65c * per
box; , okra. . $1.25@1.50 per :• box; > garlic, ,; 3@
4c per, lb for new; cabbage, $1.50 per ctl; cauli
flower, $1@1.25 per : doien; ' marrowfat squash,
2c;per = ]b. ' \u2666- ' \
Poultry nnd Game
The : poultry market ' is .' quiet " and ' rather . weak
than ? otherwise, \u25a0\u25a0- as 'retailers,*<- taking : advantage
-of the: heßvy, arrivals and: low, prices of the pre
ceding week,* stocked up heavily, l and their wants
are consequently light. .A straight ? car ; of east
ern ; hens, . mostly \u25a0; old ! ; stock, ;: has been f received
thus l far, ? and ; with i several more ; expected : and
the \u25a0 arrivals \u25a0; from •; local • points running a heavy,
the \u25a0 outlook ':, favors ran \u25a0 unsteady '\u25a0 market for the
balance ' of % the • week.'-. The * outside J. quotations
for all i descriptions are obtained only ? In; a small
way ; for exceptionally > fine ' lots ,\u25a0 of large fowls. •
*\u25a0 Poultry (per dozen)— Hens.' $4.50@5 for small.
$5.C0@6 for large and ' 56.50@7.50 : for extras; old
roosters/: $4@4.60; •• young ' roosters, $6.50@7.50;
do,:'- extra -large/- $B@9; ti fryers/ $4@5; ; large
broilers,' $3@4 ; > small ; broilers, * $2.25@3 ; \u25a0 ducks,'
$s@B \u25a0 for s young i and - : $3@4 '-, for old ; pigeons,
$1.25@1.50; - squabs, $1.75@2; geese,' $1.50 per
pair; goslings, $1.75 per pair. ; : -
; ; Qame— Nominal. • : ,-* - : " -
Batter,. Cheese 'and ' Eggs
r-'cThe butter.'market^ was"; veryT well "supplied
yesterday, ; offerings { Including , large ' dellTerles by
belated steamers from » Humbold t county on the
preceding ; day. v.With • business only fair and the
new : arrivals ,. somewhat In excess •of * f current
needs, the market eased off,; creamery extras los
ing the advance gained on Monday. The feeling
was s one jof ( steadiness " In ' all grades and most
handlers : were •of • the . opinion that : there ' was
nothing ?lni market ; conditions to ; warrant ' any
sharp fluctuations in' values. ".* \u25a0 ," ".
Eggs were : BtIH In good supply-; and I weak !as
to \ the I lower {Trades,* while l there - was \u25a0 a sudden
buying spurt I In ' extras," which sent - the price ,up
to 24% c, an adrance of %c OTer Monday's quo
tatlon. ;The ; cheese t market * holds remarkably
steady, with - receipts , still : running » light and
supplies i cleaning ' np \ well ; from day to : day. '
'/Sales on the exchange were as follows :.?•'
; Butter— lo ;• cases of extras at 25 % c and 10
cases of firsts at 25c.'. « : :~ •
Eggs — 10 cases of extras at 23*4 c, 60 at 24c,
20 at 24 vv 4c4 c and 20 at 24i£e. >\u25a0 .
:-\u25a0 Cheese — 25 fancy new flats at-14$£c.'
Receipts • were 108,200 lbs butter, 32,000 lbs
cheese ; and 1,631 cases eggs. ~ E ..\u25a0•V : :
: The following i are ; the official *" quotations as
established ; by sales, J bids ', and » offers on the
floor; of .the dairy • \u0084 : v
-, Butter — Fresh creamery; extras, 25%eVper'lb,
firm ;-, do,' : firsts, 25c, :flrm; " seconds, \24c,.- J firm;
thirds, 23c,". firm; packing stock, firm at 23c for
No. 1 and 22% c for ' No. 2; eastern ladle packed,
extras, , 21% c, firm: . do, ; firsts. , 21c. firm. -,-M
:': ' Cheese — Fancy , California new . flats, 14% c per
Ib, steady; firsts, 14c, steady; new l'onng Ameri
cas, > fancy, 16c,: firm; '- firsts, \u25a0-: 15c, \u25a0 firm; fancy
Oregon, 15 V4c, : firm; New Tort \u25a0 storage, fancy.
18%c,< firm. '\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ' •. . -. .•..%.\u25a0:•;.
Ef gs— Calffornla fresh . extras, 24% c • per ' doz,"
steady; flrstii, 23c, steady; seconds, 4l9 Vac.
steady ; thirds, 19c, steady; fresh eastern, steady
at 19V4c-for firsts and 17c for seconds.
:--,:' , Deciduous and * Citrus . Fruits '. /. \u25a0'/
\u25a0 Accordlng.to a 1a 1 letter, from' W/iM.*: Griffin, who
Is now In the i east, the' ruling of the department
of agriculture : preventing the -use of sulphur in
the ! drying \u25a0of fruits : will ' not sbe so rigidly en
forced as" was at first supposed.^- Mr. Griffin says
that the department .will allow sulphuring during
the current season/: so the question is apparently
settled for this year.-, This is good news to the,
orchardlsts ' of the Btate,' as . It \u25a0 means* that there
will be 'no 'great slump in values as a result of
the elimination of sulphur in the process of , fruit
drying, • and '\u25a0_\u25a0 applies j particularly .: to \u25a0 peaches :at
the moment. Since the '\u25a0 opening *of the : season
the canners havo been; paying from $40: to $70 a
ton .throughout Hhe statefor peaches, but when
It became . apparent : that ' dryers would be forced
out of. the field on account of, the sulphur ques
tion they ; were quick to take I advantage of the
situation ; and \u25a0 reduce their ? bids. - It Is reported
that the canners'. agents have cut their prices in
the ,\acavUle region to $25@30 per ton, but with
the - drymg '< Industry : still , a \u25a0 factor growers '\u25a0 will
not , be obliged to accept 1 these low prices '.' and
can again expect. the remunerative returns which
the light crops warrant.;^- -'••' '\u25a0\u25a0•;:\u25a0 - \u25a0,
Trade ,In ? the , local frnlt market was i quite
lively^, yesterday, as buyers : were - taking hold
more freely, than for some days past/rand as re
ceipu of ; most descriptions r continued > rather ,
light prices were well maintained as a rule V In
the ' berry .line ? blackberries < are . still arriving
freely.-, while receipts | of : the other \u25a0• descriptions
are light. ,as this -is the crop season
ror strawberries and the crops of raspberries and
loganberries : are about gathered.' ; Peaches are a
weak feature 3 at ; ; the moment, . as j offerings iin
small i packages, \ besides ?. being \u25a0\u25a0: excessive, are
mostly ;, of 1 poor .' quality i and : unattractive. C Re
ceipts of I the other , tree fruits are running light
and prices of plums,' prunes, apricots and ; apples
Sr^miSr 1 but ,;L UUe ln seTer5 eTer « 1 weeks.- Meiont
are meeting j with a . good sale at - satisfactory
prices , and= everything ln , the citrus line sells
ralrly, at firm: rates. -.V;- t •.?*> =•, -
a Berries— Strawberries,' $7@12 per che^t for
Lonßworths, ;-; $lo@ll f for, Cheneys and ' *B®ir for
the large varieties; : raspberries, $9@12 per chest
168^ 17^ p« lb -:
m^. PP * le ? 'l(pl (p . er " Fan^y/ * *l-i5@1.50: > com-*
mon ; to ; choice. 75c®$l:lO;^crabap P les. - 70@90c
for small .and $1.25(81.60 for 'largeTboxes.-: \u25a0
J»r JraST" B *** 06 " 8 ' *\u25a0 * 1 - 25 @- * Per ' box; ; in '• bulk/
ftW Pf o \u2666«?: "theriVarleUes, 5 75 c: per basket.
,fi«W--*[e-mail] box. - • •
to or^s— Cantaloupes, .: $1.25@2 for small ' and
»*.^&®j for uarge crates; river Jnutmegs,-, 51.25
®2 per , box ; watermelons, $1.50@3 per doz. r - 1
«i «c« c , a or es 7~ Freei boies."- 6Oc@sl ; r-- large - boxes,
!basKso@7sc° a " * nd ; : * l - 50 ® 1 - re^ 0r c;
\u25a0^ Plums— 7sc asl.so per box :or crate; . large
boxes. , $1@1.5U; £ per , ton, $23@40; prunes, $1.25
@1.50 per.-crate.. :..--. " =.» -. :,-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 , _-\u25a0 .
i «*° I ™P es -tr 1 -20@1.78 percrate, as" to variety.
M^n^f ?f u^ 8 ' (per * box>— Valencia oranges.
: *d.;>o@4; u Mediterranean ? sweets,*-/ $2.50@3; - lem-
SS^,* 4 ; 50 ® 5 "- for;i fancy; rs3@4 -, for « choice S and
; $2@3 ;•; for » standard ; f grapefruit, ' $3@3.25 for
seedless;- limes/. $4&5.-y. •- i .;*.,, \u0084.;,«r;..
'M Tropical s Fruits— Bananas'; : . $1@1.75 per .bunch
ror c Hawaiian .: and £ $3@3.50 for Central "Ameri
can;: pineapples, 7 $2.50@4" peri doxen. .. v'
Dried Fruits,: Raisins,", Nuts and ' Honey
.".' The market ' for raisins: and ' fruits continues' as
stated yesterday,*^ raisms i showing .', some • weak
ness,^ with : reports of 1 a: large Spanish ' crop,' while
peacbes, ' evaporated apples i; and * prunes \u25a0: are ; re
ported s firm .at i f uU v prices, > which ; growers ? "and
packers £ alike f are 1 confident , will be ? maintained
throughout | the season. ;; There .- Is "nothing new ln
nonay/. ',% .-v , - v p -. \u25a0-,-, \u25a0»-.\u25a0;-,.--\u25a0\u25a0, \u0084j \u25a0.-.-. ,-.;>\u25a0 - - >-:.»,.\u25a0.\u25a0 \u25a0
ni« r " ItB T^ ew >?J >rlcots> 22 @ 24c : : eTaporated ap
ples.ispot,'6%@Bc; peaches/: old,-; 10@12%c; new
crop,*-u- t ll%@i4c; - -new '- crop -figs, • 3«<asc
prunes,*'Jh size^ basis, , 3y t @4%c; \ laFge \u25a0 sizes,® 4%
@sc. Future V deliveries *of * the »- 1907 \u25a0. crop £ are
Sasta \u25a0'" *° \u25a0 p * c er ? at 4i4 @1 ? c per lb> • '\u25a0*:. \u25a0 Bize
{^Kalslns— Nominal,"? cleaned "up. '-, QuoUttons for
t&e \u25a0 l»oy. crop j are -,7@9c ; for ; seeded, 6 % (gi7\i.e
tori loose -3 muscatels, •. 6% @9c^ for *' seedless . sul
tanas, « $ 1.50@1.60 '\u25a0 for ; London layers . and" s2o
3.so \ for; clusters, -rv-' .... . ; T -,., . • . \u25a0
*i'i«^ST Almonds ' non Pariels, 17% ® 18c : I ; X L.
I6%@lßc;ne^plusiUltra, 16@18c; Drakes, 13%
@14c;^Languedocs,' 13%@14c; . hardshell. ' 9@loc.
Walnuts I (jobbing prices) Jls@l6c; for
k&'b I and ' 12 @ 13c f or i No. v 2 ; ! Italian chestnuts,
s@Bc:, per/ lb.-,v ; . f-: -.%-..-.. . ;->^-V.. :•.."\u25a0;, -.r- -;:-:x;-. •"\u25a0 : *\u25a0-;\u25a0..\u25a0
Honey— New -5 white comb, : 16(3i7c ; "water
-^ h . lte ext . r ?s t ! ' ? 7^ c ' i amber '- i s%4sCc ; per lb. --
Provisions
!•\u25a0»- It is the < same ; humdrum "yand featureless mar
ket,, with i the | demand i and : supply/ about \ balanc
ing.^ Quotations ,' have ' not varied ; materiaUy " for
ai long! time/:*-.; -;-:. \ ,-<- .\u25a0'.:-.: -,-v:;>-. : .~.:';^ >
i;l?i ;l?, ns?,d«*v"e?£n s?, d «*v" e ?£ a -T Baeon^ 15\Lc I per lb ] for; heary,
JSI^S 1 ?^^!-* or - I l? ht * medium, r I6^c i ton light;
17@17%c;for;extftLUipbtfandl9@21c for: sugar
cured; > dry, salted ; sides, 14c ; : bellies, . 14^@ 15c ;
eg stern ! sugar.; cured " hams,*; 17@17%c ; J California
*amß,->, 16 c ; \u25a0 mess beef," $9 1 per ; bbl ; \ extra I mess.
$9.50 ; I family ,l $io ;; prime 1 mess ' pork.n $24 ; i extra
clears $27 ; I mess.t $25 ; | pig I pork, ; $28 ; pigs'.- feet,
$5 ;i smoked beef,-; 14c; per lb;v *--. .. : . - .
\u25a0i I t*rd— Tierces t quotetf s; at ; OMsC 3 for 5 California
compound,'' UV^cJfori eastern compound and^ 11 u,c
for s pure ; j half J barrels, J pore,"« 1 1 %c ; 550f 1b tins,
ll%c:SloMb|tlns,ll2%c;EsUbtUn3,|l2%c;|3 ! ,lb
tln«,sl2ViC. :\u25a0\u25a0 . .-\ .- ; . / ... . . -.. -
H Oottolene — One | half I barrel.'; ll%c; ) three \ half
barrels,"jf 11 &c ; t one z tierce, " 11 c ; :-. two . tierces,
llc;iflTeitlerc««,"UO%c.? < . : r
o ; ; ; Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops „ ,
Hop s handlers^ report r the V market " f or ; 1906s
quiet/ but that for 1907s on contracts fairly act
ive/v-Slight variations in quotations for; both de
scriptions will : be noted. - - -' • \u25a0'\u25a0-''\u25a0
; The ; wool » market * remains "as * before . stated .
' There iis \u25a0 considerable \u25a0 coming in \u25a0 now, \u25a0 bat It : is
I chiefly t wool \ bought ! some time ago and \u25a0- now . be
ing delivered. -The market Is quiet and feature
less, both here and In the east, -i -
• 5 There . have . been no ; further changes la \ prices
for hides during the past few days. .but the tone
of -the market continues more or less week. •:-,
Hides — Culls and: brands sell about :%©lc un
der quotations. •- -Heavy - salted steers,' lie;: me
dtum, 10c; light, 9%c; cow hides. 9%c for heavy
9%e < for, : light ; stags, VBc ; < salted kip. 10% c:
salted '< veal,- 13c;' salted calf. * 13Hc; ; dry. hides,
19c; *\u25a0 dry: kip, - 18c; dry^ calf, 23c; sheepskins,
eheajlings, ••• 20@50c ; each; - short - wool, " 60@85c
each; medium, ; 90c@$l; long wool.- $1.15® 1.30;
horsenides,-. salt. $3 for . large,: $1.75@2 : for me
dium: and $1@ 1.50 for small; borsehldes.* dry,
$2@2.50 for large and $1.25<g2 for medium, 50c
©$1 for small; and 25@50c for colts; deerskins,
dry "Mexican, 38% @39c: -pickled do, 35c; ; .dry
salt >do I ',. 29c ; - Mexican • dry ; hides,? 19c; dry salt
do,*- 15c; pickled 'do,; 17c; goatskins, prime an
gora. 75c; extra large do, $1.60; large. Ss@lsc;
medium,; 3o@3sc;; small; 20@25c.
Tallow— No. -1 rendered,' s@s^ic; No. 2,'4@
4%c;igrease,s 2@3%c. ".
, Wool — Spring \u25a0 Clip," Humboldt and Mendocino,
8 months, 23@24c; do, year's staple. 24@25c;
northern i free. \u25a0 21 @24c;-.- do,' defective. :18®20c;
San Joaquin and southern, 13 @ 16c; Nevada, 15
@18%c : perlb.- ,:\u25a0.',.-- 1 .„...-- - •• - v \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0*
..-- Hops— Prices to growers are as follows: 1906.
: 5%@7%c for fair . to ; choice; 1907 crop," 9%@
: ll%c per ; lbjjHßEMßfeEßlßfrteMjß
Meat Market
; : Mutton ' and * b«ef r are weak at tt» decline
noted ' yesterday/ ' Pork ' continues steady to firm
at .unchanged prices.-. Arrivals of beef and mut
: ton from ' Nevada continue to increase slowly.
' :\u25a0 .- DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers'." rates to 'dealers are as follows:
-: i Beef— 6@7c : per .lb for " steers , \u25a0 and s® oc . for
1 COWS. . '.:-- -•- .' .. \u25a0 \u25a0".'--\u25a0 ' "\u25a0' '\u25a0 - -
" ;Veal— 6%@Bc; for large and B%@9%is for
small: • :. • '
.Mutton — 10@10%c^ for wethers, 9@9%e for
ewes.- :\u25a0\u25a0- - ' \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 v--"-f!v --"-f !; -^* £ itSS l^^Si*
Lamb— Spring, 11%@12%c per lb.
Dressed Hogs— l l % @ 12c per lb." \u25a0
\u25a0 *-'. '-: LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, less 50 per
cent shrinkage for cattle: . . '
Cattle — Steers, No. 1. 8c; second quality, • 7@
7%c; - third ; quality, 6@6^c; * cows . and heifers,
6@G^c for N0.%1, second quality 5%@6c, third
quality sc; bulls and stags. 3@3^c.
; Calres-^Sc per, lb for light, 4%c for medium
and 3&c;for heaTy (gross weight). \u25a0\u25a0'-'. •
Sheep — Wethers, s@s^e per lb; ewes, 4U@sc
(gross weight). ,- - - ,- - ..-'--
Lambs — Spring, 6@6%e. -> .
JHogs— loO to 200 lbs, 7%c per Jb; 200 and op
ward, t6%@7c; boars, 50 : per cent, stags 30@40
per cent and hows 10©20 per cent off from abore
quotations."'*"?"'"/*-:^-"'-; ;,':-> -' T :''-y- :: v. ;-»CV . -\u25a0'
General Merchandise
Bags — San Queatln. - 7%c; , grain bags. S%e:
wool bags. 42i5@44%e; fleece twine, lie; fruit
bags. :7%@8%c. for cotton and B%@S»ie for
jute.,-.-: .-..-. \u0084 -.:»/; . \u0084-.-; : \u0084 - .. ,
Coal — Pennsylvania anthracite egg, $15; Wel
lington, $12 per ton; New. Wellington. $12; Coos
bay. $10; Richmond, v $12; Cumberland. $14 ln
bulk -. and $16.25 in - sacks; Welsh anthracite.
$15; coke/:- $17; per .ton In ' bulk and $19 ln
sacks: Rocky mountain, nominal.
Oi^MJuotatlons are for barrels: Linseed, 57c
per gallon for , boiled and 55c for raw; cases. 6c
more ;. castor oil, • in cases, ' No.. 1, 75c; -Bakers'
AA, cases, $1.28@1.30; lucol, 50c for boiled and
48c for: raw; China nnt, cases. : Ss@9oc per gal
lon; cocoanut oil in barrels, 67%@71c for XXX
65@68%c for No. 1 and 62%@66c for No. 2/ac
cording to quantity: extra bleached winter sperm
oil, 5 65 c; natural; winter, sperm oil. 65c; natural
whale oil. . 55c ; extra winter ; strained lard oil.
85c; No. l lard oil. 68c; pure neatsfoot oil.-. 75c;
No.,l.neatsfoot > 011,.57% c: herring oil, 40c; sal
mon oil, 35c: boiled fish oil." 85c; paint oil, 35c.
.Coal Oil, Gasoline, etc. — Water white coal oil.
from -' tank wagon,' 10@llc; special, = do, 12% c;
pearl oil.: m -cases. 17c; astral. 17c; star,. l7c;
extra star, - 20c ; Elaine, 26c ; eocene. 19c ; - stove
gasoline, in bulk. 17 %c/ in cases, 24c ; No. >1 ' en
gine ' distillate. Iron barrels or drums, Bc;. No. 2
do 6%c, cases 6%c more; benzine, in bulk, 12% c.
in cases 19c; 86 degree gasoline, in bulk, 30c, la
cases, 36e. £: ' .
Turpentine— B3c per gallon in cases and 76% c
In - drums and Iron barrels. '
Rosin (per bbl of 280 lbs)— E, $7.45; F, $7.55;
G, $7.70: :H.'- $7.80; -1." 58.50/
Red and White Lead— Red lead/ B%@9c per
lb; ; white lead. B@B%c, S according to quantity.
Sugar —^The -Western \u25a0 sugar - refining : company
quotes as follows. - terms net cash: Cubes and A
crushed/? 5.70 c; powdered,'; s.ssc; "candy granu
lated, ;" 5.53 c; , fine : fruit or " coarse granulated,
5.45 c; beet granulated (100 lb bags only), 5.35 c;
confectioners" A, J 5.45 c; magnolia A. 5.05 c; extra
C.- 4.95 c: golden C. 4.85 c; D. 4.75 c; H. & E.
crystal dominos, 8.85 c; tablets, half bbls. 5.95 c;
boxes, 6.20 c per lb. Barrels and 50 lb bags 10c.
half bbls 25c and boxes SOc more per 100 lbs for
all grades:--? No order taken for less than .75 bar
rels or. Its equivalent. '
\u25a0 Canned Fruit— The California canners' associa
tion quotes 1907 pack as follows: .-'
• \u25a0•- \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 z 2: v. z ,;z "5
»••' {"\u25a0: \u25a0 - ' <»? ».° <t? »P »? •?
S.C3 tc £v 3 10 3M3 M -5m
- 'variety. l, f I^.Pff ?*.!*
Apples.... 2.00 1.85 1.70 1.40 1.30 1.20
Apricots jr...:..... 3.00 2.75 2.50 2.10 1.80 1.50
Apricots (peeled).. 3.50 3.252.80 2.60 .;.. ...;
Apricots (sliced)... 3.50 3.25 2. 50 2.60 ...". ....
Blackberries ...... 2.25 2.00 1.75 1.60 1.50 1.40
Cherries (R. Anne). 3.50 3.25 3.00 2.55 2.50 2.00
Cherries r (white) ... 3.503.25 3.00 2.55 2.50 2.00
Cherries (black) .. .3.50 3.25 3.00 2.85 2.50 2.00
Grapes (W. M.)... 2.00 1.75 1.60 1.35 1.25 1.10
Peaches c (yel. ' free) 2.50 2.25 2.00 1.80 1.65 1.43
Peaches (L.C.).;/. 3.00 2.60 2.402.15 1.85 1.65 j
\u25a0Do, 51iced....... 3.00 2.60 2.40 2.15 1.85 ...:
Peaches (W. H.)..Z 3.00 2.6012.40 2.15 1.85 1.65
Do, 51iced........ 3.00 2.60 2.40 2.15 1.85 ....
Pears (bartlett) ... 3.00 2.60 2.40 2.15 1.80 1.65 '•
Plums (green gage) 2.25 2.00 1.50 1.30 1.20 1.10
Plums \u25a0; (egg) .-..-.... 2.25 2.00 1.50 1.30 1.20 1.10 i
Plums (gold drop) 2.25 2.00 1.50 1.30 1.20 1.10
Plums (damson)... 2.25 2.00 1.50 1.30 1.20 1.10
I Raspberries ....'./. 3.25 3.00 2.75 2.50 2.35J2.25
Strawberries ;...;.. 3.25 2.75t2.60 2.502.25(2.15
. Canned • Asparagus — The California '\u25a0 fruit . can
ners'.- association . gives >; the • following -. quota
tions for its : pack of 1907: Mammoth white,
peeled, 4 No/ i 2%, *; $6: mammoth .white, $4.75;
mammoth green, peeled, $5.50: mammoth green.
54.25; large ' white, peeled: $5.25; . large . white,
$4; large green, peeled/ $4.75; large green." $3.73: j
medium white, $3.75; medium green. $3.60; small i
green," $3; No.- 1- white .tips. = $3.60; No. 1 green
tips, $3.40: No. 'l- tall salmon cans. $1.75; No. 3
soup tips. $2; No/8 soup .tips,' ss.so. - :
1':. Canned 5 Peas — Association - prices for • the 1907
pack are as follows: No. \2, • Petit Pols. $1.75;
No. 2, extra fine ~. sifted, $1.50; No.* 2, extr*
sifted. $1.35; No."- 2, standard sifted. $1.25: No.
2/ standards, $1.10; No. 8, standards, $5; No. S.
sifted. -$5.50. : • " \u25a0 -
': Canned ; Tomatoes-^-The price list of the Cali
fornia canners' - association for 1907 pack Is as
follows: : Standard, . No. 2%. • SOc; - do. - No. 8.
$2.25 solid packed,' No. 2% 90c; do.No. 3, $1;
do." No/3 8/- $2.60. • -. •-,
\u25a0 COFFEE— Costa - . Rica— l2@l3c for strict
ly-jprime' washed; ll@l2c for prime
washed; "lo@lo%c for. good washed; 10%@11%c
for -goods to prime washed peaberry; 9%©10% c
for good to prime peaberry: 9%@10%c for-good
to prime;<B%@9c,for fair;;4gi6%c for common
to ordinary. .\u25a0 v
:* Salvador — 11 @ 12c nominal for prime to strict
ly -j; prime i ; washed; ' 9%@lo?ic ... for -'eoi>l
washed;* 8%@0%c v for "fair .washed; 10%i3
11 %c f. tor .:\u25a0 good :\u25a0;\u25a0_ to ' prime washed • peaberry;
B@9c for . good \u25a0 to' prime ' semlwashed; B% @Bs*c
for- superior '. unwashed ;. 8c for \u25a0 good green un
washed ;'<B%@9%c for ' good vto superior.;un
washed peaberry ; • 3%©6% c for common \u25a0, to or
dinary. -„\u25a0-,: .-,\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- -..\u25a0- -. • ..-',• . • -
\u25a0. -Nicaragua — 11 (g 12c nominal for prime washed:
SHQIOc nominal- for fair to , strictly :good
washed ;-7%@Bc nominal for good to superior nn
j.washed."fy?'>«*'»'V"v.i-; '-"• '•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0• - *'\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0' - \u25a0'" '
\, Guatemala ' aad : Mexican — 12® 13c for prime to
; strictly v prime '•' washed*. 10@lu%c k for \u25a0 strictly
good . washed; , 9%@10c \u25a0 for ; good > washed; B%@
9%c > for ? fair- washed; ? 7%@8%c • for ! medium;
4@7c for common to ordinary; 10%@11%c for
good ; to : prime : peaberry; > 9% ig10%c : . for
good ito \u25a0\u25a0 prime ; unwashed peaberry; : B@B%c ; for
I good . to : superior unwashed. \u25a0 , \u25a0 ' \u25a0 \u25a0
; - <Hawallan — 13@15c : nominal < for fancy; i 11%@
1 2 %e nominal for prime; 10% ©11 \is • nomlntl
for good ; 0@ 10c nominal | for fair; 11012c|nomi
nal for peaberry; 6@9c; nominal for: low grades.
y Ecuador— 7 % c for ; current unwashed. • .- .
Salt— Local . jobbers :\u25a0 quote as \u25a0 follows: . Half
"ground, $5.50@6 per : ton ; i dairy, ' $9 ) per ton; do, 1
.bales, -\u25a0 $1.25 . each ; rock < salt.'-; 55@5.50 per ton:
i Imitation : Liverpool, '\u25a0 $11 per ton; do bales, $1.75
! each."* No genuine Liverpool on the market. '
>m Cordage — Manila,*.: 15c; Sisal. \u25a0\u25a0 10% c; Sisal bala
: rope.' l2@l2%c per lb/.-:l :^^ r > • -
\u25a0\u25a0Quicksilver — Quotable' at $38@39 for local use
and $37® 37.50 , per ! flask < for < export. .
' Receipts of ; Prodnce .
FOR -TUESDAY.-: JULY ' 23
Flour, qr5k5....'. 7,264 Hides, No .... , RBO
Wheat, sctls.-"..Vi 1,864 Pelts, No ... - :- mn
Barley/i;: ctls -, ... /. 4.9001 Sugar." ctis "\u25a0\u25a0•; ;".'. 2 000
Beans. .-sks-.:...23B|TBUow.ctlsv;. * 10
Bran.wsks; r.:;.. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ."- 10 Raisins,, bxs -. \u25a0 /400
Middlings,:- sks : ."V * 2851 Wine, gals * : "12 000
PoUtoes, isks v:.;' 2,590 Chicory, bbls "' ' is
Onions.sks ..;..': 235 Apples, bxs ;.Iv* 950
Hay. v. tons ,-;;-:...;\u25a0; 650 Salt, i tons ..... 30
llopß/i bales . .... 12|Oranges, bxs .\u25a0. \u25a0 - - «on
Wool/.«. sks ; :-.-.-. . ,- 68 Lumber. -? II -ft — 110
Leather, - rolls .._, 136| r.; ; *
:,.;'; '...-"' OREGON-
Flour, qr j sks . : .'. 10.920! Shorts, sks : . . 1 («7
Middlings, - sks : . /, 672j \u0084;.: '. \u25a0- • " 1>047
WASHINGTON
Flour, ; qr : stir:: ll2,sooJMldclliii*«,l«k» K^«¥4oO
Bran^slw •'.:v:v, 9,649 f Shorts, V«ia"". \u25a0>;:.-: 2 223
THE J STOCK MARKET
Comstocks Higher and Active— South-
V iern,»Tadas> Steady to-Firm'
'. : ; Light gscatterlngi sales jof $ bonds !> shares
comprised s the f trading on -the 1 stock and 'bo^d
zi : fSf?as"*^f the mark s^ ™;£&
. 1 * : was lncre a*ed activity and >' firmnefn
In_ s ;thei Comstock?, mining .shares." 5> c ™hteher
priced 1 ones-, being I freely r dealt s in. M ; Ophlr
up *to j $2.25.1f against % $2 1? as V Monday •s°cloah!^
x-The » southern" Nevadas exhibited no new fp«
turesi worthy I of } note. ;f Some U were > higher^
the s day,, and several .- lower/' but ' most ' of *th»m
were^unchange<t%v^Goldfleldk P Coi 1 s~?wld froS
! $8.62 ; °P.^to $9.02%,^er% >aM^^^
$8 TO baby sold up to $2.30. t against > $2.17
2*. MoadS 5 ? closing price. •; «»^W iTuJ^S
in : these two « stocks, but the rest or ,xa» use
were not particularly active.
STOCK AXD BOND EXCHANGE
TUESDAY. July, 23— 10:30 a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. A»k. j Bid. Ask.
4s qr cp new.l 23 — |3s .qr coup... — —
* MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Ala A W ss. — — Oak Tran 65".102% —
Amo OU 5s 80 — Do Con 58.100 —-
bl^ CPC % \u25a0\u25a0- -100- Ok Tra.c C ss. 9« -99
Caf C G-os. ~ 103 O_ WBtd'sa.;W Btd'sa.;- 5r »8 :
r«l O A. E c Oceanic S ss. 47%— -
tmiitsf 77^73% Om Cable 65.105% m
Cal Wine ss. — 98 P , E By -5a 103 .—-
C C Wat 5s 100 ,—, — ' Pact LAP*- sa. — 100%
Ed iip^ls! - U3 f&C .H ; 63.101 lOStt
v Jlr r H Aa.103 P it) S 69.102 — i:
Gefry o .?^^. - 6s. - 107^
H CA S ss. 88 ,—, — Sac EO&R33. — — -
Hon B T 6a.105% - Sir & >S JV3s.II3 113
L Tahoe Rss — 102% SF.O & 5J35.102- — -
LA Elec ss. — 100 Do 2d mg3* — --•-
LAL gtd ss. — 105 3 P of A 6a^
LAP lem 55.102% (1909) .: ..101 —
LAC Cal ss. &»HlOl (1910) v:..101% —
Mk?st C 65.10S \u25a0/— S PoCC SS B,^,8 ,^, .
Do lcm 65.103 103 (1912) --.-JO7 --
MV& M1T58.103 — ; SPC 1 eg --Bt-IM -UT
NR of C.05.112 — S P B R **•*£¥* ~~
XPCEta.IOO«- SPRR l»t r49 ol*4 92
XC Rt !•..- — SV.W g mg4» 84 85
N'-C PC 3e — 99 SUn GAB 68.100 —
IN El Co 6s. — 97% VGSc E sa. — 100 -
O GUfllK. — 10« IB of SF 4a. 70% Tll4
Oak Tran 63.108% — Val Co P ss. — 100
WATER STOCKS
Contra Costa — 62 IS V!Wat Co. 19% 2(«i"
Marin Co .. «2 I
GAS AND ELECTRIC
Martel Power — — Pac L C 0.... 63 —
Mat E L ctfs 4% — Stktt G4E. 52 -
Do ex ctfs 129* 13Vs
. INSURANCE ,\ ,
Fireman's Fund - *2S —
I BANK STOCKS
Am-Nti'Bk. — 135 I«n. P.& A. 120 140.
Anglo-Cal .. — — Mer Trust ..— 215.
Bank of Cat. — 330 Merch Ex ».— —
Cal Safe. Dp. -— 125 S F National. — — (
First Natnl..2oO 225
SAVINGS BANKS
Ger ,S & L. — 3000 Say *L Sol. — 120.
Una S 8k.2100 . Sec Sav-Bk.. — —
Mut Say Bk. — 90 Cnion T; Co. — 8250
S F Say U. — ' 631> x
';.; STREET RAILROADS
California ..— 140 I Presidio .....— 23
Geary ......— 41 I
POWDER
Giant Consolidated Co T9% 81
sugar ;;vv
Hawaiian C. 78% — lOnomea S C. 35 38 !
Honokaa S Cl» |Puanhau BC. — 15 1
Hutch; 3 P C 14T4 15% {Union a CoT. — 45 \u25a0 i
Kllauea SC. 1 2^ 'Do pool ... — « |
Makawell C. 23 ,30 f. :
MISCELLANEOUS
Alaska "P A. 44 4«% (»ceanlc S Co. — —'".-•!
Asso OU Co. — . 28? i Pae Aux FA. 1% — •
Cal F C A.lOllalia Pac O 80rax.132i,5i — j
Cal Wine A. 79% 82 Pac TAX pfd SO 85 i
MV4 MtTm. — 110 Do com ... 7 , 15 ,i
* SALES
Morning Session
• Board —
S Onomea Sugar Co ..: 35.50 I
20 Spring Valley Water Co.. 20.00
$1,000 Associated OU • 5s 80.12}£
$1,000 Pacific Electric Ry ss. s 5 103.50
$1,000 Sac Elect Gas & Ry 5a 101.00
$1,000 United R Rot S F 4a.:. . 71.25
Afternoon ' Session
Board — SHwwnaSßflsfl
5 Associated Oil 28.25
10 Giant Powder Con.. .80.00
$1,000 Contra Costa Water 53 ..100.25 :
$1,000 S PR R Ist rt-fdg 4s. 01.73
$2,000 United It R of S F 4s 71.00 ,
Unlisted Secnrltles
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Bid. Ask. | Bid. As*.
Bay CPC 6s. — 103% SF & NP 3s.IUS —
Cal NW Rss — 10S S P Ce«stß4a — 95
Marln W 5s — . 100 * Stand El 5s. .— 92».^
Kls I Wks3s — 100 Sun Tel 55./..— 105 Vi,
SF • Drydk \u25a06s — 100 Sutter st R3s — 103
SV G&E 4 Via — 95
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Ala Sug Co. 10 — IN Cal P Co. 23% 25
Cal Cot Mils — 9O tOrpheum Co.. 15 > — >'
C : Jockey .«.' — 150 . Pac C Caa C 0.150 175
C»l T.I 4T — 250 Pae G&E pfd Si> —
Chutes Co .. — 4% S F Drydock 50 — '
Cyp L Imp. — 5 SF Jc SJ Coal — 20
Dpt Pw . com 90 92% !5 Cruz PCm 50 —
Hono P Co.. — 21 iStand P Ccm — 55
Do old .pi." 2l — Truck Elect.. 14% —
Do new pL 21 — [
SALES
' Mornins ! Session -
\u25a0 . ' Board — . -
$2,000 S F 4.VPBJ 55...t. ;....:. .103. 00 - :
\u25a0 v ' - ; : Street-^- \u25a0^3a*w»S>'*SfiJ
,100 Truckee Electric Co ... .... 15.00
Afternoon Session
Board—
20 N Cal Power 23.50
Street — '" -
50 Wells Fargo Nev.Nat 8ant. .200.00
California Stock and Oil Exchange
Bid.Ask.i . ' Eid.Asi.
A»so OU ct.27.25 — Occiof W Va — 04
Claremont ... — 75|Peerle3s ...... 3.(50 '.' —
Four — 20iHnal — 23.00
Fulton — 2.oojScverelgn .... 13 —
Graclosa .... — 6. 0O I , Sterling - ......X.BO 1.90
Kern River.. — 10. OOi Superior ...'... 12 —
Linda. Vista.. . 13 -—I Wolverine .... 35 ~
McKittrick ..15 —1
:* X. OFFICIAL SALES
5000 Superior .15
Mining: Stocks
i SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE 4
Following were the sales on the Saa Franctsc*
•tock and exchange board yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
,- Regular ; Morning Session
300 Andes .......' 20(100 Con T« M Co. 6fl
100 Caledonia ... - I2t ItOO Julia. ......... (X»
800 Caledonia ... 4C| 500 Seg Belcher .. 03
.400 Caledonia ... 47 [200 Sierra Nev ... 41
600 Chollar ...... 121 300 Utah 07
Informal Session
ICOO Alta C2| 200 Mexican 6fl ;
200 Andes ....... 21 200 Mexican -.....' 67
700 Belcher ...... 31 300 Mexican .;... Qa
300 Belcher ...... 35} 500 N Gould & C. 15 .
200 Best & Belch.l. 10( 100 OphJr :..... 10
300 8u11i0n '.;... . 25| 2l)O Opiflr . . ..... .2. 13 '
200 Caledonia ... 47| 100 Ophlr ........2.20
200 Caledonia ... 43 ( 100 Ophir .....:. .2. 23
2600 Chollar 12 1500 Potosi /..;/.;- 14
300 Chollar \u25a0. .. 13 700 Potosi ....... 15
100 Confidence .... 74 f 200 Seg Belcher ..03;
100 Confidence . .. 75, IC>O Sierra Nev ... 4a
100 Confluence ... 7«t 200 Sierra Nev ... .43 i
2CO Confidence ... 77( 500 Sierra Nev V..- 44!
500 Confidence ..;. .78 M*) Union Con .'. .' 33:
WO Con Va M Co. US ZOO Union -Con 4 .'. 34
300 Con Va M Co.' ««S 300 Union : Con ... S5 !
400 Con Va M Co. 70 10G Yellow" Jacket! . DO j
300 Gould & - Cur. ;17 200 Yellow Jacket. U5 I
ICOO Julia- ........ 08 \u25a0 , \u25a0 ,
" CLOSING QUOTATIONS
Bid-Ask.t • Bld.Ask.-
Alphs. 04 — iKentuck 05 10
Alta-: :.....-... 01 02jL«ay Wash ;. — . 04
Andes ......; 21" 22! Mexican r.... 68 03
Belcher ..... 34 36 Occidental ... 83 —
Best & Belch. 1:10 I.ls|ophlr, :.'... .V.2.20 2.80
Bullion ...... 22 27tOverman ;.*/.. 17 20
Caledonia. ... 4» 47 Petosl ....... 14 la
Challenge :./. 19 .'JGJRIch Eureka. .5.00 —
Chollar ...... 11 13! Sa vase ....... 64 Ctl
Confidence J... 80 ' OoiScorpion ..... 08 10
<^)n • Imperial. 01- 02i8es Belcher '.. 07 OS
Coa.Va M'Co. 67 • 6Sl Sierra Nev ... ,43 45
Crown Point.. 33 35!riUver Ulll ..52 — .
Exchequer ... 45 — iStandard =C0n..1.50 —
Gould. & Cur. 16 ltti Union Con ... '34 35
Hale v &Nore. 55 sf» Utah ......... 06'- 07
Julia ........ 0« — (Yellow Jacket. 0j) 1.05
Justice c: ..... 01 02', - :
r "TONOPAH 'AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS'
Regular Session— 9:3o to 12:30* *
2COO Amethyst"...-.- 80| st>O Jim Butler ./. 1.05
KKH) Atlanta ;.-./".." .64(1600 Jumbo Exv.l.S7V»
1000 Atlanta, b' 10. 64 1. TM Jumbo Ex - Ist
1000 Blk-B Bonana "oM( 50<) 'Do. b"IS. .1 0«l
?500 Blue BeU r. . . IS 10»H) Kendall Ex .'. "oil
1000 Blue Bull ..:. 35]2fi00 Lou Dillon .:."«»"
3000 '. Do, ;b 10... '-.'35121J00 Man Comb. V. U2
. 750 Bl : Jay Wond. , l<4|2C-ot> Jian Re* Top. 03
1000 Bonnie Clare..: 54 500 MacNamara 30
UOO Com Frac..2.47% 500 Minaa Pe.ftraill.3i>
IK-0 Com Fraction.2.so 1O«JO Mineral UIU... m 7
\u0084£00 'i Do. b 5. . . .2.50 2«0 Mohwk C Leas 20
3000 Conqueror . . ; . - U 2000 Mohawk Ex . 10
200 Cracker. Jack. 20 300 Montana ..:V.3.35
;2W Cracker Jack. -19 r-0 Montana - .....3. 1D
l(X» Daisy ..... . .2.20 2f-0O Mont *Mld Ex. 14
*00 : ,Do,' «"5./..2.2W101>0' "Do, » ».. .04
500 Do. (a 5..... 26 s<»O North Star:. "i
l^ m f fld TrngL 21 200>> Or1 C Bullfro?! 08
500 Excel Mt C0p.1.60 500 Pitta S Pk 1 4214
%M !£ lrr ° I 1I 1 ' 83 2 l^ »*«»»*\u25a0\u25a0 Coma
i^ Ff !£ MM Do, »90 . -. 1--. 5 5
•60 Old Con M./:5."5 »» Epwho r™ 1
200 Gld CoaJI.. 870 2(^) Do « 3 " 1
1000 Gld : Con \ M.5.72% »oo . Do' I 16 J7
' ?Sv run \i' 'A' o3o 3 M 0() s y> Humphrey. * W
\o& S^f; *Kr -25 Ton of Nev 13.75
1000 Goldyke Reef. 13)'-st)O Tramp Con. -. .
J, C. WILSON
Stocks arid Bonds
; Meinber •: Stock • and Bond Exchange. 483 Call- «
; f ttraia \u25a0 stT; Phone : Temporary - 81S % ,
; ; Member San Fraici^o Mining Exchange.