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12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Wall street stocks rally and recover some lost ground.
Call money 2%@4}4. Silver and exchange rates unchanged.
Copper stocks recover several points. Cotton steady..
Comstock mining shares lower. Southern Nevadas steady.
Telegraphers' strike affecting trade and- restricting quotations.
Wheat, barley and the minor grains quiet and unchanged.
Hay, beans and feedstuffs as previously quoted.
Flour and millstuffs in average movement and steady.
This year's hop crop reported of superior quality.
Wool quiet, with all conditions unchanged.
Good potatoes in moderate supply and steady. Onions weak,:
Poultry market plentifully supplied and easy.
Butter and eggs firm and cheese weak.
Raisins still more or less weak. Dried fruits still firm.
.. No further change in cattle, sheep and hogs. Hides easy.
German SaTinr* Bank
At tba regular annual meeting of the stock
holders ot the Qezmaa savings tad loan society
Mcaday all tbe old directors were re-elected.
ci follows: F. Tillmaa Jr.. Daaiel Meyer. Emll
Botae, Ign. Stelnhart, L N. Walter. N. Oh
laaat, 3. W. Taa Bergen. B. T. Krase, W. S.
OqodfaUow.
Ilia •vre&tT^inth wEhntnitJ statement of
the bask for Taat 80, 1907, shows resources
cf 140,679,204.63. The amosnt due depositors
ca that date was SSS.I&6.GSI.2S. Amosnt cf
peld up capital Is $1,000,000; reserve fund.
|l.S20,000; contingent rend, $73,786.06. The
bask la making loans et 7 pet cent, and as
sumiss ths tax oa mortgages.
EASTERN MAHKETS
WaO Street Stodca
KEW TOBE. Aug. 18.— The market dis
played a much better tone today. It was doe
to a subsidence ot the frightened selling co
strongly In evidence the past few days and also
to a better class of buying which came from
the big interests who hay« maintained a very
ccscervatlv* position.
There was considerable short covering and the
list maintained Its strength cntll the close,
with prices 1 to 5 points higher than yesterday's
Cnal figures. Hie rally was due to reports that
President Roosevelt will make a reassuring
statement this afternoon, and as the short in
terest was considerable and extensive there
was a lack ef that liquidation which character
ized the last few sessions and the market was
rallied very easily. The short interest Is still
of considerable extent and its presence should
act as a sustaining Influence.
X>tt York Stock Market
Special by Leued Wire to The Call
NEW TORK, Aug. 13. — The conference be
tween Secretary of State Boot and the bankers
today Influenced the stock market to a sharp
rally. Union Pacific, coppers. Beading, St. Paul,
the Hill stocks and the steel shares were the
center of the movement. There was a great
deal of short covering In progress that forced
prices up rapidly, though the initiative for the
advance was furnished by the supporting orders
I that were generously spread over the market
' this morning. A rumor of a conference of bank
ers and representatives of the government was
taken as a bullish sign.
The volume of transactions was greatly In ex
cess of the volume yesterday, despite the great
liquidation that was In force. In some securi
ties the advance amounted to more than three
points before 2 o'clock in the afternoon. From
the start of today's business it appeared that
the market would turn for the better.
There was no sign at the opening of the forced
selling of yesterday and Saturday. Prices in the
main were higher. The declines were Inconsider
able, or when particularly marked, as in one or
two cases, of no significance — the natural de
clines of inactive securities between Infrequent
cales. The advance in prices for the next few
minutes indicated neither a natural recovery, a
healthy rally under good buying nor short cover-
Ing. It was a combination of all, with the char
acteristics of none predominating over any other.
The supporting orders became evident in the
careful buying. The list rose steadily and bar
gain hunters hastened to complete their pur
chases, though the leisurely movement of the
bears Informed a great many that they were in
too much of a hurry. The bears made no secret
of the fact that they did not intend to cover
while the market was in such an easy position
to ee!L They allowed prices to rise slowly, only
taking care to restrain any isolated securities
from a headlong upward rush by sell ing freely
whenever such a movement seemed contemplated.
The liquidation movement seemed •to have worn
Itself out In yesterday's violent decline.
Several times during the morning the bears
showed their power by driving a stock off a full
point or more through the sales of a few hundred
shares, but at 12:30 o'clock they made their first
real effort, forcing St. Paul to 118*4. Union Pa
cific to 124% and other securities proportion
ately. Almost Immediately after their signal
success the list turned and an upward move
ment started in that was quite as pronounced as
the preceding decline.
Sew York Stock List
E. F. Hutton & Co., 490 California street,
tnembers of the New York stock exchange, fnr
elch the following list ot bond &od stock sales
yesterday:
Sales 1 STOCKS I Hlghj Low| Bid I Ask"
'Adams Express 150 165
400;Allis-Chalmers ... 9*4 » 9% 10
j Do pfd 26 30
133,200'Ama1 Copper 74% 70 74% 74%
200;Amer Beet Sugar. 11^ 11% 11% H?i
Do pfd 76
AmerCanCo 4% 5%
Do pfd 49 50
3.9oo;Amer C& F Co. . SB% 36H 3SH 39
. 200] Do pfd 95% 98% 98 100
400 Amer Cotton Oil.. 32 32 32 32V4
Do pfd $5 90
iAmer Dist Tel 20 40
fAmer Ex 205 212
Amer Grass TCo 5% 5&
, lAmer Hide &I> 3^ 4
200! Do pfd 17 16% 16% ITU
!Amer Ice Becur. 52 60
(Amer Linseed 7 10
I Do pfd 19 30
2.7oorAmer Locomotive. 53 50% 52% 53
9O0! Do pfd 103 99% 103 104
50.200 Amer 99% 94 l«9 | 09%
6001 Do pfd 97% 96%| 97% 97%
6.600,Amer Sugar 113 109% 112% 113
Do pfd 118 122
SOOlAmer Steel Foun. 5% 5% 5% 6
300j Dopfd 32% 32% 32% 33%
lAaer TftT Co 92 102
! Amer Tob pfd... 80 81
400Amer Woolen 23 22 23 24
200| Do pfd $5% S5 M 86%
15,700', Anaconda 46% 43% 48 , 46%
l.OOOi.Atlantic Coast L. S2 80 80 RO%
11,900! A Tlt S F ~8« 53% 55% S6
600 Do pfd 59% 89 8S «9
6.900'8a1t & 0hi0...... 92% 90% 91% 92
) Dopfd 84 £7
13.S0OBRT 47% 44U 46.a! 47
ißroofclyn Un Gas 10S JUS
....... Canada Southern.. | fiilj 03-
J=.2<X):Ca3e<Jian raciß<-..j1674»i163 \\m% 167« i
4.W'C 4 0 34%{33ti 3%»4 S4H
700CGW 10'J 9% 10 Jo?i
I Do pf<l ># A" | B0 55
..j Do rM *'B" 1 14 15
I Do deb» I «5 70
3.300.C &N V 142 !139!ii142 143
.......i Dopfd (200 21?
K,%00C M & St P......!122%!115%:i21Tii122
I Dopfd J.....1 J145 (143
COO.Ontral Leather. . 119 18 IS%! 1»
I Do pfd I. I b9 ! Oft
:Ch!f-sgo Terminal i 5
t^w-.-l Dopfd |13 39
'Chicago Un Trac 1 3 S%
........ I>o pfd :},*ls il7
. SKKi'C CCA; St 1 60 OS i !»% «o>a
! Do pfd 100 a :104
s.7ooiColorado F&. I. 25 23 125 • {-2514
........ Do pfd ISO iOO
700 Col HC & I 22 21V 21%' 22' i
2,«0O i Colorado South.. 2T.% I'l% 2.1 V, 24
400 Do Irt pfd ' 54% 54% .')4%| »*5
490 Do 2d pfd 42% 42% 42 |43 \
l.lOOiCon Gas ... 107% 103% 105 |107« i
200' Corn Products ..13 12 12% 13
300 Do pfd ... CG% 65 G.V | C('.%
2,900 Del & Hudson... 15S 155 157% 157%
....'...|D. L & W 450 4C<t
7OO'D & R G 26% 23 i 2««i 27%
Do pfd j«7 t\
Detroit Un 8y..;... Co fi" .
Diamond Match ,| 120% 12*
SOOjDlsUlllns Secur.) r.5%| .%4 53% .V>
6..VK) r Erie J -*2 i2l 1^ 22%
»00| Do J*t pfd :.l 52% M T. 2% .12%
: JKW Jx> 2<l pf<l 33 34 35 3«
..I... .'Fed M& S pfd..j SO S3
. 3,fWi:OeDPnsl Elec .. .!125% 120 Ilis 12»
|« Con M S & I. jI!.V !i2l
4.7ofWirpat Nor 0re.. 1 49% 47 149 49%
S7.&Oo:Gr*st Nor pfd..il22',i 117% 121 121%
jGrpene Can Copri. '13% 13? i
/. Xarsna Tob Co. I 31% 12
.. n Do pM i ..) 15 : 17
IHocklng Val pfd j j 55%
400iIUinols Central.. 129", 129 12S ISO
TOOllottTboro Metro. 10% 10 10 10%
600} Do pfd ...... 30 25% 29% S)%
ilctcrnl Marine I "V» 7%
, ..|. IK> pfd 15 20
600'lDter Pa^cr. .... 12% 11% 32% 32%
200| 1>» prd 72 71% 71% 72%
jlntfr Power .. : 47 .*•s>
300 Inter Pump .... 2*-« i 22 'J2% 25
... Do pfd .- 71 74
200 lowa Central . . 19 IS 15 |17
Do pfd • •"-' I -"s
....... KC.FS & M pf.... 70 72
500 Kansas Cy South 25 13 ' -JA % S> %
300 Do pfd ..... 03% 51 53% TA
....'.;. L Eric & West 17 22-
... Dopfd ..."55 «J0
;. Lehigli Valley - Co G2
Long Island 4j 55
LOOOL tc N ..... 108; 103% 105% 10! i%
....... Mackay ....;..- •-\u25a0• «»- 6^H
1...... Do pfd C 2% «3
600Manhatt»n .:..- 12»% 123 123 127
....... JMetropol- St Ry.. 90
SOOJMexican CmtraM 18?» 18 18 J 16% \
(Xew York Stock Llat Continued.)
Sales | STOCKS I High] Low| Bid | Ask
I'OOMiaa A St L.... 59% £9% 89% 40%
Do Ist pfd 76
700 MSt P«SSM M 94 04 96%
Dopfd 123 125%
10,600 Mo Kan & Tex.. 34% 82% 34% 84%
500 Do pfd C 63% 63 63% 64
2.C00 MUsiourl Pacific 68 63% 68 68%
N C & St L 120 128
1,000 National Lead .. 47% 45 47% 47ft
Dopfd 93 93
N B Bof U pfd \u0084.. 47% 49
800 National Biscuit. 70H 70U 70% 70&
200 Do pfd Ul% 111% 111% 114
Nev Cons Copper 10% 11
SOOlNewhouse Copper. 11% 10* i 11% 11%
(New Jersey Cent 170 165
1.200 N V Air Brake. 109% 105 107% 110%
24,200 N V Central.... 105 102 104% 104*4
S I C 4 St 1 S3 87
Do Ist pfd 105 115
Do 2d pfd 70 80
NYN H& H 160 165
1.200 N V O & W... 82% 31% 32% 53%
1,300 Norfolk & West. 70 69 69% 70%
Do pfd 78 82
1.500 North American. 60 65 60 65
49.800 Northern Pacific. 120% 115% 119% 119%
Omaha 125 135
Do pfd 150 180
Pacific Coast 85 99
Do Ist pfd 85 100
....... Do 2d pfd 83 100
100 Pacific Mall .... 23% 23% 23% 24
82,000 Perm B B C 0... 118 115% 117% 117%
600 People's Gas ... 60 84% 85% 86%
P C C & St L 67 72
Do pfd 90 95
PltUburg Coal 9% 10%
Do pfd , 60% 52
1.400 Pressed Steel Car 27% 29. 27 27%
Do pfd 88 90
Pullman Car Co ....160 162
600 By SS Co 35% 34% 35 36%
Do pfd 87% 80
151,700 Beading 92% 87% 91% 91%
100 Do Ist pfd ... 80% 80% 80% 81%
Do 2d pfd 74 76
600 Bepubllc 8 4 1.. 23 21% 22% «
800 Do pfd 77 76% 77% 78
1,400 Bock Island Co.. 19 18% 18% 18%
700 Do pfd 41% 40% 41% 42
600 SSS A. I C 0.... 48 45% 47% 48
Do pfd 90 100
SL St SF Ist pfd 59 65
800 Do 2d pfd ... 31% 80% 31% 32%
St L & S W IS 19
200 Do pfd 45 44 45 47
SS.IOO Southern Pacific. 84 81 U 53% 83%
600 Do pfd 110% 110% 110 111%
900 Southern Railway 17 16% 17 17%
600 Do pfd 58% 65% 66 59
Tean Coal & Iron 135 150
Texas Pac L T Co 70 74
400 Texas Pacific 26% 25% 26 27
Third Aye 85 105
Toledo By & T Co 23 24
Toledo St L & W. 24% 25%
300 Dopfd 44 42 43 43%
700 Twin City 8T... 87% 85% 87 88%
Union Bag &P. 6% 6
Dopfd 54 58
164,600 Union Pacific 129% 124% 128% 128%
200 Dopfd 82 82 80 83
United Copper 55 67
200 United Bof S F. . 22% 22 23 25
700 Dopfd 33 37 37 38%
Do 4s _ 72%
200iU S Cast Iron P.. SO 29% 30 81
....... Do pfd 77 80
U S Express: 95 107
U S Bealty & Con 60 62
USR* BCo 12 18%
500 Do pfd 41 40 41 43
1,700 U S Rubber 28% 27% 28% 29%
SOO Do Ist pfd 94 92 94 95
Do M pfd 62 65
71.100 U S Steel Cor 32% 30% 32% 82%
10,200 Dopfd 95% 93% 95% 95%
Va-Car Chem Co 20 23
Dopfd 95 100
Vir C I & C Co 63 68
600 Wabash 12 II 11% 12%
100 Dopfd 21% 21% 21% 21%
Wells Fargo Ex 280 302
SOO Western Union. . . 75% 75 75 77
Westingbouse 139 142
W&LE 10 12
Do Ist pfd 23 25
Do2dpfd... 12 16
COO Wisconsin Central 14% 14% 14 15
400] Do pfd 36% 36 36 40
1,054,900— t0tal shares sold.
Xew York Cotton Market
NEW YORK. Aug. 13.— The market opened
steady, 2 to 6 points down. There was very
; little outside business. The weekly report was
a little I bullish in Texas, but very favorable
- to other parts of the belt. .
The national glnners' report is 72.1. against
75.7 last month. The local trade are going short
on the weekly government weather report.
Option. Open. High. Low. Close.
August $11.40
September 12.53 12.53 12.39 11.45
October 12.00 32.06 11.92 12.06
November v 12 10
December 32.12 12.18 12.02 12^17
January 12.22 12.27 12.11 12.27
February 12.29 12.29 12.23 12.29
March 12.37 12.37 12.23 12.36
April 12.40
May 12.37 12.37 12.33 12.44
CHICAGO BOARD OP TRADE
Fntnre Gratn and Provisions
CHICAGO, Aug. 13.— Wheat— About midday
some liquidation was felt, including some New
York selling of wheat Early buyers in this
market sold out on the break, fearing a repeti
tion of yesterday's sava?e dcclffte. Nothing
of the kind occurred, although prices st the
; low point were a little under th<» bottom
touched .veßterdny. The trade generally came
to the conclusion that about all <(j> long: wheat
wfcich Is likely to mmc out on stop Urns orders
has already beon .liquidated. For this reason
there wa? conservative hurlnu -In the war of
replacing lines -hy the loral trade, and not a
little covering hy those who oversold on yes
tfrdar"» break. Good export business lias been
fcolngr on at seaboard for two or three, days, but
details ore rot plven out. Tb«re Is . n "feeling
that the strike mar he terminated early because
of its vrldf-sprcad Influence on business.
iVirn— The temporary setback In wheat 'at
; midday. «n easier cash market, showers pre
di?»e<l for Kansas and Nebraska tonlcht and
more than all else son." nervous liquidation on
the part of a group of local houses conned a
liolf cent advaiK-e In the late months during the
raornliiß. but was followed by a break of 114 c
There was a half cent rally from tbe. low
point »t the close, when prices trere 'iffJHc
under yesterday.
Oets— Receipts decreased IS7 cars from yes
terder. As the new- receipts keep comlne prices
in the cash m.-.rket show some. d»cllno. and this
hsd a wfiak«nin? effect on the options with
prli-es off a bltr fraction from yegterday. There
was i little rally at the close, but the market
closed generally \u25a0weak.
• From F.. F. Hutton & Co.'s private vrlre.)
The leading futures ranjred as! follows:"
Articled. l Open. High. Lovr. .Close.
Pepteraber Sl^i Mi Sst^^_^B4T'
December 5=914 «•.>•!, RSI4 R3i^
M*.v .-.:'.' t»s'i 55 7 « 01*5. «59i
Corn— . '
S»ptember r,4H SJ% r>*% 53%
December 51*4 52Vf« '30% • r »l»«
Ms>, 53% 53*4 "-2% *52^i
Oals — , \u25a0
September 4H3i 4414 43«4 43^4
December 42H 42% 41U " 42%
May 44',fc 4t-S 44: 41 Vi
Me** l>ork; per 1011 lbs —
September W..U) 15.10 J6.10 10.10
- Lard, per 100 Ib«—
September ;...: 8. 024 ft. or. n. 00 9 no
October ........ u.V2V 3 0.1-jKi n.io .9.10
January ... 8.47U 5.50 5.47L4 5.47^
Short ribs, per 100 ll» '
September . 8.70 8.72 Vi R .6-> ' S 70 -
October ..*..... R.77!i B. SO 8.77% B.RO
January 7.57>, 7.57',i 7.»7> 3 7.87^
Lo» Antreles Markets
Special by Leased Wire to The Cair :
I.OS AN«ELES, Aug. 13.— The volume of
trading st* the- produce market today was above
the average. Receipt* of cg? s were far : below
what tin- market i-oncumeß dally and storage
I stocks were used to mrke up tbe • deficit; "Sel«>i:t
I rtcrks are commanding an inm-Ji as 4 cenU
I above tUe market quotations, Imt . they : are . for
tn excluf.be trade to which -price -makes little
dlfferenoo. Most of tbe butter which is ; belnj;
received goes into storage, it Ix-lng certain that
prices will be greatly advanced before: the, rainy
season Unpins. , The .; vegetable ; market ; is : very
active.. There was nn -increase In * the : , quota
tions on potatoeit today. BurbanVi went up •25
cents and there vcas a \u25a0 corresponding \u25a0 increase
in the price of the ; early rose variety. : Sweet
potatoes declined ; because' of increased '\u25a0 stocks,
and tills increase i s likely to grow;- from \u25a0". time
to time. - ..- . -.-\u25a0•-... . ; -
Produce receipts— Eggs, 113 cases ; butter,
THE;SAK
12.357 /lbs; . ebeeM, r> ' 2,160 ' lbsj potatoes 749
sacks; onions, 04 socks; baans, 15 sacks; sweet
potatoes, 57 sacks. • .- -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0--':"\u25a0
Eggs— Local ranch, eelected, 29c; case count,
23c; fancy fresh eastern, 34c;- eastern^ dir
ties. 21c. m
Butter— Creamery extras, 85c; creamery firsts,
87U©60c;. dairy, 24®25c. v * ' l " -"•
Cheese— Northern frwh, l«Hc; anchor. . large,
18c : anchor, - yotuyr America, . 19o ; hand «»*«?•.
anchor brand, 20c; ; eastern ' singles, 18©19 c;
eastern twins, 18c; eastern cheddars, 16@16%c;
eastern longhorn, 18c; eastern daisy,- 17e[. swigs
imported, Tfioc; swlss domestic, 25c;
18c; Tulare, 17c- . '«.-.•
Potatoes ! (a cwt)— Burbanks. |2©2.23j' new
early rose, $1.83 ©2; Bliss early triumph, new,
$L78®1.85: sweet poUtoes, 4®4%c per lb.-
Onions — Yellow danvcr ; onions, - $8 - per-, cwt;
imperial bermudas. $3.75 5 per cwt; silversklns.
$8.23; . new red. $3 per 100 lbs; garUc, ' BQ9c;
chills, evaporated. | ll@12c; sun dried, 14@15c;
ground, 12Uc: Mexican, balk, 12%@18c; pickle
onions. $1.75@2.23. » . '\u25a0 , „ "\ m '
Beans (a cwt)— Pink If o. 1, $3 ; lima No. •1,
.15.80; Lady Washington, $8; ido small white
No. 1. $3.40; blackeye. 55.60Q6.D0; \u25a0 garranxas,
$s.soe«Mentila, 12%<ai5c lb. V '\u25a0-
Honey— Comb water white, lib frames, 15 Q
16c; l&ht amber,* 18® 14c; extracted water
white, lk> lb cana, 7@7Vac; light amber, 60 lb
cans, 6%Q7e. - \u25a0'.-\u25a0'. ' • '\u25a0' ' ' Ti
Poultry — Buying prices, ' live weight, • a<\u25a0 lb :
BroUers, 1 ,to 1%-: lbs,' not wanted; ltt to 2%
lbs, 17c; fryers under 3-lbs. 15c; roasters, 14c;
hens, 13c; stags and old roosters, 8c; turkeys,
heavy, 17c; • turkeys, , light, - not wanted; ducks,
lie;, geese, lie; squabs \u25a0 and pigeons," $1,500
1.75 a dozen. • Belllng prices froren dressed east
ern stock, a lb— Hena,l6®l7e; young roosters,
19% c; -* fryers. 19c;? broilers, 26c; iturkeys.-. old
toms, 21Y 3 c; young tarns,- 23c; hens, 22% c; geese,
17c; ducks, 18c. '\u25a0 .'-\u25a0,. -V-.: -
MISCELLANEOUS S MARKETS
Foreign » Futareg > "
LIVEBPOOL
Wheat—. . Sept. ' De«. May.
Openln« ..«.^ <> ...... 6 11H ,1 Ui, "J 2 '
Closing *..V« 11*4 1 3 .: .12%
\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0-. ' \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 -PABIS'- ; -' \u25a0"" - v
Wheat—-. \u25a0. . .-, Aug. • -NoT.-Jeb.
r> r »n)ng -....,...,, ti- -.--'—- S3 ?f> '_ 23 25
Closing ....-»**«....,........ —«. 28 26
\u25a0Flott^---- -. ,- :. . . .'• ,\u25a0 •"'.
Opening ....«.— «^— .—••..•..\u25a0\u25a0 'BOZO;
Closing -. .....,..\u2666. 80 20.
1,0 CAIi j MARKETS
Exchange, nnd Bullion . < '-
' LOCAL.
Sterling, exchange, 00 day 5......... — ®4.83
Sterling exchange, eight. " — <9*-M%
Sterling exchange, [ cables .........,.' — @4.8 i%
New -York exchange, 5ight. ......... «—©wo3.« — ©w O3 .
New Tork exchange, telegraphic.'...' — <jg . 08-
Sllver, per 0unce....... .'.;..;-67%@. 1 —
Mexican dollars, n0mina1........... — @, — *
.-..:\u25a0..- CONTINENTAL. .
New York on Pari5........ 816J4
New York on Mexic0..............: '_ 20 2 ? *
Paris on L0nd0n........... •• 25.15
Berlin on L0nd0n........... .....20.48%
- Wheat and Other Grains)
' Wheat — Freights continue unchanged lat 28s
9d spot and 20s for future loading, with nothing
in wheat. The rates are for barley. The char
tered grain tonnage in port has a register of 11.
000, against 15.830 on the earns date last year;
disengaged. 8,147 tons,- against- 5,140; on- the way
to this port, 853,438 tons, against 169,228. :. '
Chicago- was lc higher. - Liverpool, -futures
were lower. There was \u25a0 little news - from the
east, owing To the • telegraphers' * strike. .This
market continued quiet, with operators com
plaining of dullness. Choice wheat is held with
fair steadiness, but the lower grades are more or
lcss weak. . •,
- CASH. WHEAT *
California club, $1.52% @1.55; do : milling.
$1.87%t California white Australian, $1.65®
1.65; lower grades of California, . $1.2501.45;
northern club, nominal; northern bluestem, (1.65;
northern red, $1.62^4.
FDTTJBEB
10:80 a. m. Seistoa
May— sl.sß asked.
December— sl.6o.
Barley— The . closing of the bar of the grain
exchange , club by the president under the elec
tion day liquor ordinance was the feature -. on
change yesterday morning' and raised such a
commotion among the younger, members of tbe
trade that In their noisy protests to ' the presi
dent they lost sight of business and trading was
practically suspended in consequence. All quota
tions remained unchanged. There were arrivals
of 8.555' ctls from Washington. Futures were
rather weaker. .
CASH BABLEY ,
Good to choice feed, spot, $1.30@1.82U; com
mon to fair. $1.25@1.27% per ctl; brewing and
shipping, $1.83«4@1.35,per ctl; chevalier, $1.30
@1.40 per ctl. 1 s^
yf DTOBES
10:30 a. m. Session
yOpen. High. Low. ' Close.
May V ./No sales;> sl.36 asked.
December /..sl.3m $1.31* i; $1.31^4 $1.31%
Oats — Tie situation has shown no change
worthy of note for some days, the market being
quiet and of a purely local character. ;.
Good to choice red for seed. $1.60@1.70: for
feed, $1.45® 1.50: common to fair, $1.40@1.42tt:
white. $1.45@1.50 for No. 1 and $1.52%@1.55
for choice; good, clean black - for seed, 52fa2.10
bid nad $2.25(22.50 asked; gray, $1.40@1.45 per
cental. > ... \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0..
Com — Nominal, with. none of any consequence
here and none wanted, and all quotations as be
fore.
California small round yellow. $1.65©1.57V5;
large yellow, $1.50@1.55;, white, nominal; west
ern state sacked . yellow, $1.50@1.55 spot and
$1.45@1.47*4 to arrive; mixed, nominal, white
Egyptian, $1.35; brown Egyptian. $1.25.
Rye — Dealers report the market nominal and
•very dull at $1.42%<g1.47% per. ctl for Cali
fornia.
Flour and Farinaceous Goods
There have been no price changes In any of
these goods foe quite a while. Millers continue
to report the usual business for this time of the
year.
Flour— California family extras. $5.20@5.70
net. without discount; bakers' 'extras, $5.20@
5.45; superfine, $4.1004.30; Oregon and Wash
ington, per bbl, 54.0053.20 for family and $4.25
@4.50 for cut off. /& .
Farinaceous Goods — Prices in packages, net
cash, no discount, are as follows: Graham flour,
$3 per 100 lbs; rye flour. $3.40: rye meaU $3.20;
rice flour, $7.20; corn meal, $2.75; extra crenm
do. $3.40: oat meal. $4.10; oat groats, $4.30;
hominy, $3.40@3.60; buckwheat flour, $4; cracked
wheat, $3.50; farina. $4.20: whole wheat flour.
$3.20: rolled oats, bbls, $6©7.25; In sacks, $6.50
©6.75: rolled wheat, bbls, $4.30: In sacks, $3. 50;
pearl barley, $5.40; split peas, boxes, $6; green
peas, $5 per 100 lbs.
Hay and Feedstuff*
Bran and other feedstuffs rule steady, to firm,
with stocks of bran becoming more moderate, as
already mentioned. Becelpts of hay on cars are
not up to the average of \u25a0 this time of tbe year,
which keeps this market steady. Hay dealers re
port the demand very good.
Bran— slo@22 per . ton.
Middlings— s27@3o per ton.
Shorts— s2o©22. so per. ton.
Feedstuffs — Rolled : barley, $28@29; mixed
feed, $21 <§ 24; oilcake meal, nominal; coooaniit
cake or meal at mills. $25 In 10 and $25.00 In
5 ton lots; Jobbing, $26; corn meal. $32; cracked
corn. $33: broom- '•onr feed. \u25a0 90c@$l per ctl:
alfalfa meal, carload lots. $20.50; jobbing. .$21.50
per ton: mealfalfa. $2OJ50 ;: Jobbing, $21.50. •
Hay — Wheat. $12<&18.50: choice old wheat.
J19@20 ppr ton: wheat and oat, $10(3)16;" tame
oat. .$10@10: .volunteer wild oat, . $9@12; .al
falfa. $8(5*14 : stock. $7.50@10.
Straw— so@9oc : per bal».
- Brnns and Seed* -\u25a0\u25a0 • .
Roan* coDtiniie %uiet. and'' featureless at' un
changed quotations, and. there is nothing new. in
seeds. \u25a0 \u25a0 ' "\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0• \u25a0' '-.-\u25a0"..:-\u25a0. \u25a0'-
Beans (per ctU— Ba.vos. .$3.25<&3.30: pt<a. $-<fi
3.25: ntnall- white. $2.5-5@3:- large vrlhHe, $2.5">«i
2.75r pink. \u25a0 $2.f15@2.75; - red," $3.25@3.50; Itmas,
$5,15#fi.50; r»-d kidney?.- $3.2(5@5.60; blackeycs,
*4.9n@5;- liutter. $4;80<95» horse beans,' $1.25(32;
rranberry beans,' s3. 7s® 4; * Garvanzas,. $2.7f>@
3.25. -\u25a0 -, ..-.'•• -'.-\u25a0'-. \u25a0*'•'- \u25a0•\u25a0 • .:,'.r- ••••\u25a0
gpedfj—BrowD mustard.,- $2.73@3.23;. yellow
mustard,' ?1!.75<fi»3.25; flaxseed.-$3; canarr, 4Vic;
alfalfa.' 14tj'S'15c:' rspe. tlmoth.r, i nom
inal: hemp.-. Tie; millet, 2?« c.per. per lb; -broom com
seed, $lß©2o-per*ton. : ''L: * ,il-'..r '..'- '' ;;\u25a0;
Dried Peas — All kinds .'are nominal. *-.
Fota<oen, Onions' and .Veeetables »
Arrivals of | potatoes \ from v the: river "districts
sre still- running comparatively light- and ' tbe
host lots 'are readily dlsposed'of at satisfactory
price* '.from day, to day., whilo unattractive .stock
contihues' dull and, hard' to : move/esfeptiat "low
fisnr»s. -Sweet potatoes are'arrivlngjmore or.lese
freely every^day. ;. but continue ; to-.. find ; prompt
»sle at.. good -prices/ Onions ; are easy ; to weak,
wltli the receipts Jucrcssing 1 and \ prices 'gradually
declininsr. ;- - . \u25a0 \u25a0 -- .-v •> \u25a0\u25a0— ,-.-.,'.-,.•.. .:\u25a0_\u25a0-,
The ususl midsummer, conditions prevall'ln fhe
market for miscellaneous ; , vegetables." supplies of
everything being plentiful and -prices low. and ir
regular, as; n. rule. .: Cucumbers and:tomatoes,".We
inif. the : only articled- that, are not "in excessive
supply. . are fairly steady.' but any- increase In
arrivals '.-. would .. cause .prices ".to.' weaken^ under
present conditions. 'Beans of 'all kiods.Jeven' the
be.«t lima, arc : very dull ,^ although there is plenty
of | fln« stock. offerlDgs \u25a0at .very . low ; rate?. - - Pep- -
pers. s-qiiasli. . egg. plant .and. okra - are j»till?arriv
ins'freelr.Tan'l only a ißniall' portion .of .'the daily
arrivals: are; sold, at^aoythißg'Clilte' satisfactory
prices. •\u25a0''.'-.--•. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-. \u25a0 ..-:-'. 'v, : \u25a0\u25a0 ' -. '
Potatoes (per' »"tl) — Bnrbank!<.~ Sl <3 l.os: "early
rose.-; $1 ® 1 .20 : sweet potatoes."' 3@4c per lb; \u25a0."\u25a0-\u25a0
Onions— New ye110w,, ?2.40@2.«0;per ctl. ~'-S>-:
' Vegetables— Green - : corn ,7 - crates . $2.25@2.50.'
sacks. $1.25^2: 'green peas,' 2@3c' per <.lb;. toma-.
toes,'* 65c<g $1.25. peri box;; string? beans/; 2@2%c
per lb: lima hean«,';2<33c per, lb; summer squash,
2S@,soe' per?bos;-esrg*jilant,~;-65@85e, per box;
(treen 'A peppers. 3.0 <g 6oc a per box: ;.. cucumbers,
75c(551.25 per box; okra:. Ro@Ss<; pcr ; box:' gar
lic,- 3V4tfMc, per . In : for ;«ew; i cabbage, • $1.25 - per
ctl;'. caullflowrr.! $1(|j,1.25" per 'dozen;, marrowfat
squash, ?20@3O'per" ton."-.; \u25a0'\u25a0'-. .'.-*
.:. Poiiltr3riffnd''Gaiiie -
The situation la ''poultry,*, as compared with the
closlnff -\u25a0 days-- of j last .week,'; shows \u25a0 but kittle >if
any chance for;the better. V,. Hens of all* sizes are
still : plentiful a nd l selliiwr ; at! unsteady ; rates, ; and
there As an easier \u25a0 feeling in youug I chickens,! due
to i the : arrivals •» of t some i liberal 6 lines v In S mixed
cars of western stock. t; Ducks,; geese and pigeons
share ' in . the general t easiness and st and ' about as
before quoted.vSTurkeysiareicomlns! to hand- In
email-lots and ;flnd. fair salejat 224J24C a pound.
•Poultry; (per dozen)— Hens,' s4@4.so for. small.
$3(86 : for r large 1 and : $6.50@7.50 for extras ; i old
roosters, $4@4.50: young roosters." $6.50(37.50; do
extra large, $8(28.00; * fryejea, M4.50Q5.50; l large
broilers, taos.Sot - small ; broilers, • $2.25®2.75;
ducks. $5j)6.f« ye*« and $3.80©4.00 tor rfdj
pigeons, s #1.50 : : squabaT; $L75® 2 i ; gees*. . $1,500
1.75 .per pair;', giiings, $2@2.28; per pate} • tur
keys, 22® 24c per lb.
x Game— Nominal. • '.
' Batter, \ Cher«e - and . Eggs V,
! The general \u25a0 aspect of the market for
and eggs was Jost about the same v tot. the last
several days. Business in th« top grades of both
staplwM was still of a Itehtilobbtoj character,
but with ; the receipt*' still ligit and ' lust about
sufficient to balance Immediate needs the market
remained strong at the recently advanced Quota
tions. There were some variations in tho lower
grades ot butter yesterday, the only noteworthy
Change being an advance. ot l%e in fresh cream
ery ,\u25a0 firsts. In • the ' cheese i department Young
Americas continued in limited supply and firm,
while new , fiats I were reported weak • instead I of
firm as for several weeks past. Becelpts of the
latter showed - somewhat of an Increase and of
fers to sell at 15c a pound brought out no buyers,
14% c being the highest bid. \u25a0 •
- The following sales were : made on , the - ex
change: -<\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:. :- ' '- . \u25a0'. \u25a0 ' '\u25a0• '"
Bntter— CO cases of. creamery extras at 80% c,
40 at 30c and 'lo cases of creamery firsts at 28c.
Eggs— 10 cases of fresh extras at 85c,
' Becelpts . were 83 600 - lbs ': butter, > 8,800 Iba
cn*»ee and 1.497. cases eggs. , -
'. i The following - are - the official quotations as
established: by t sales,- bids . and offers on - the
flo ST °*-' th « dairy exchange : .\ ? \
- Butter — Fresh • creamery, • extra, I 80c \u25a0 per \u25a0 lb,
firm; v do.' firsts. 28c, firm : seconds, 25c. \u25a0 firms
thirds, -24c,* firm; packing stock, firm 'at 23e for
No. 1 and 22Vic for No. 2; eastern ladle packed,
extras, 22c, -firm; do,, firsts,- 21%c.- flrm^Ko.-'t
pickled, 28c, firm- No. 2 do. 27c, firm; California
storage evtras," 28c, nrm'.'do, firsts,, 26 He firm.
- Cheese — Fancy, California -new -fiats,- 15c : per
lb.-> weak; * firsts, • 14c, weak; new - Young , Amer
icas, : fancy, 17% c, firm; , firsts, • 18%e« i firm;
fancy \u25a0 Oregon, 15Hc." firm ; \u25a0 New Tork - storage,
fancy, .lS^c? 1 . firm. '\u25a0'\u25a0-'-
\u25a0 Eggs— CalUornla i fresh' extras, i 850 per ; dos^
firm: ,* firsts,- 27^c, . firm; seconds, 20c, firm;
thirds, 19c, firm; eastern, selected, 22c, steady;
do,: firsts, 19%e,. weak; do, seconds.. 16c, weak;
California, storage extras. SS^c' firm.'.
} - Deeldaona and CltniH Fruits
-'Becelpts; of nearly everything id the decMtwua
fruit line are . running tree, the daily arrivals
being- either- well up to I requirements: or exces*
sive, and prices are accordingly weak and more
or - less , irregular ; from day >to 'day. Tn* onl/
articles - that \u25a0 brmg ' firm prices - ars nectarine*.
which I are < seldom in evidence, • and berries, - the
latter being in light ' receipt \ because - the i early
crops are -exhausted- in - most \u25a0 section*. Currant
receipts \of peaches are heavy i and - Include . but
little strictly fancy stock, and a Urge portion ot
the arrivals of pears are coming to hand ripe, ne
cessitating .quick sales. The.canners are still in
the market for the - latter fruit. ; but as they . are
taking only, green- stock sales on this account are
limited. Grapes are weak under steadily Increas
ing, receipts. - The market is overstocked with
black varieties,. most of which are but little bet
ter than, wine grapes packed in small packages
for table use, and prices for them an very weak.
Biver nutmeg , melons and < cantaloupes are still
plentiful and » barely steady, and - watermelons
are arriving fretfly. . . The latter in, still \u25a0 quoted
up to' $3 - a doxen - for the I best, - but the bulk -of
the. offerings are selling around $2. Quinces were
offering for the first time this season yesterday
and were held at |1 a bpr, but none were sold,
the stock having arrived too late. -
Everything in the citrus line continues firm on
light supplies and. Mexican limes are higher.
Berries — Strawberries, |B@l2 per chest: rasp
berries, $S©l2 per chest; blackberries. (3Q4.60
per chest;- huckleberries, B©loc per. lb.
- Apples (per box) — Fancy, $I@ 1.25; common to
choice, 50e@$l j - crabapples, 60@75a for small
and : f1.75@2. 25 ' for large.
•Pears— Bartletts. |1.60®1.75 per box for No. 1
and $1@1.25 for No. 2; in bulk, $30(365 per ton.
Figs— Double layer boxes,- $1Q1.6O; drawers
and -single layer boxes,' 66c (2 $1. - \u25a0-
Melons— Cantaloupes, $1^50@2.50 per crate;
river - nutmegs, - CO@Bsa - per - box; - Watermelons,
11.25Q3 per dor. ,
- Peaches — Small . boxes, - 60Q90c; - carriers, OOcfll
(1.15; open boxes, $1(31.25 for small and $1,250
1.60 for large. '
. Plums ' and 1 Prunes — 40® 75c per box or i crate;
large boxes, $1® 1.26; la bulk, $30040 per ton.
Nectarines — NomlnaL
Grapes: (per crate) — Seedless.' Boc@sl; muscat,
$1.25; black,- 75c@$l; FonUlnebleau, «s@Tso;
tokay, $1.25@1.50; small boxes, 60@75c; large
boxes, $1@1.75.
Citrus Fruits - (per box) — Valencia j orange*,
$3.50@4.25; lemons, $4.50@6 for fancy, $3.50®
4.50 for choice and $3@3.50 for standard; grape
fruit, $2.76@3.25 for seedless; limes, $5@5.60.
Tropical Fruits— Bananas, $1.50@2 per bunch
for Hawaiian -and $2@3. for Central Ameri
can; pineapples $2@3 per doien.
Dried Fruits, Raisin*, Mut* and Honey
There is • some export business in apricots at
the quotations below. Some talk Is heard of 12@
12 Vsc for new \u25a0 pears, but the local trade say
that.no prices. have yet been established. New
plums and nectarines are ; now quoted. Prunes
rule - firm,* with quotations about as before.
Balsins are still rather i weak, owing chiefly .to
the large foreign crops. No quotations for new
nuts have yet been announced.
. Fruits — New apricots, IS (S 25c: evaporated ap
ples, B<3SVsc; peaches, lo@l2c for good to
fancy, top quotations .-standing for Muirs; figs,
3&5 c; nectarines. 12%@13Mic; pitted plums. 10
©lie; prunes, 4 size basis, 3»i@4Vic; large
sizes, 4V^@sc. Future ; deliveries .of the 1007
crop are selling; to -packers at 4H@sc per lb, 4
size basis, with lc premium for. the large sizes.
Balsins — Nominal, cleaned up. ' Quotations for
the 1907 crop are 7(38%c for seeded. 6% @7%c
for loose muscatels, -6&@9c for seedless sul
tanas, $1.50@1.60 for London layers and $2@3.50
for clusters.. < . \u25a0
Nuts — Almonds, nonpareils, 17%@18c; I X L,
16!4@18c; ne,plus ultra, 16@18c; Drakes. 13%
@14c: Languedocs. 13Vi'314c; hardshell, 9@loc.
Walnuts (Jobbing prices)— Softshell, 15<ai6c
for No. 1 and 12® 13c for No. 2.
Honey — White comb, 16^ ©17c; amber, 15®
16c; water white . extracted, Sc; white, 7%c;
amber, 6%@7c.
Provision* \
"Tbe local and shipping demand is taking the
goods steadily and. prices show no further change
worthy of note. c
'Cured Meats — Bacon, 15 U c per lb for heavy,
ir.«i(glsVjc for light medium. lC^c for light,
17c for extra light and ; 18%@21%c for sugar
cured; dry salted sides, 14c; bellies. 14% c;
eastern sugar cured hams, 17%@17%c; California
hams, 16Vic; meRS beef, $9 per bbl; extra mess,
$0.50; family, $10; prime mess pork, $24; extra
clear, $27; mess, $25: pig pork, $28; pigs' feet.
$5.50 for half bbls. $2.60 for quarter bbls and
$1.35 for kits; smoked beef, 14c per lb.
Lard— Tierces quoted at 914 c for California
compound, i*Uc for- eastern compound and 12c
for. pure; half barrels, : pure, > 12 "4 c; 50 lb tins,^
12V4c; 10 lb tins, 12% c; 5 lb tins, 12% c; 3 lb
tins, 13c.
' Cottolene— One half, barrel, ll%c; three half
barrels, 1114 c; one tierce, 11 %c;- two tierces,
lie; five tierces, .10% c. ;
" Hide*, . Tallow, "Wool and Hops . ,
. Tbe hop merchants report a very quiet market
and \u25a0 that growers are too . busy picking ,to give
any attention to marketing their crops at pres
ent.' Labor is plentiful - and wages moderate.
The crop will fall about 10 per cent short of last
year's, but the quality is very, fine- and consider
ably above the average. ' . '
;. Wool \u25a0 Is . quiet, . with all conditions as before
stated. , ,\u0084.\u0084: . ;./. \u0084 \u25a0 • -r.
Hides are reported mther.weak than otherwise,
with no further changes jn quotations. -,- -
Hides'— Culls and brands selpabout '^(glc un
der, quotations. . Heavy, salted steers. Ho;- me
dium, 10c;- light,- Do;- cow: hides.' Be for heavy,
9c>'for -light; stags,'- Sc; salted kip, I0o; saltfd
val, 13«g14c; salted oalf, 14V 2 c; rtri" hlrlfs, IS«S
19c; dry kip. l^c;. dry, calf. 22c; sfieppskins,
fhearllnK^/ *o(gsoc.- oacb; j short - wo<»l..r VOCdi*o<z
each: medium.-. 00c(3:$l: long- wool, $1.15@r.30;
borse hldee,' salt, , $i!.2r>@2.75' for-la;-se, !jil.7s@
2.25 . for medium . and ?l@l'.so;for small: liorSK
hWes," tirr. -$2(52.5() for large nnrt;?l.2s@2 frjr
medium. 50c@fl'for small and 25@50c for colts;
d^erskins.dr.'i- Mexican. 35@3t;ci dry salt- do,. U7
@30c; dry Central ' American. "30 <g 86c: gontsk ins,
prime -angora, .. 7sc:' extra : lars» IJO, $1.25@1.80;
larjre. 3r>(g4sc; medium, 80@35r;> small. 20ftJ25e.
-Tallow — No. 1 rendered, o',i@sVic;\No. 11, 4\j
(goe;. grease, 20314 c: * \u25a0 ' - •\u25a0• ,
Wool— Fall larabis ll@lS!4e for \u25a0 northern, and
$«51O*4cfor KontbTii: spring clip, Hmnboldt and
Mendocino. 8 montlip.'23<f?24r; do, year's staple,
24(& 25c; northern free,' 21@2-lc; do, defective, IS
@20c; San-Joaquln and southern;;-'l3@l6c;'.'Nc
varln. ISWISVic per^lb. .:\u25a0,.-" . -••'. ~f \u25a0\u25a0.-\u25a0'\u25a0 -
I Hops — i'rlees •' to growers ,are , as follows : I lOOt!,
s^if<J7\aC for fair .to. choice; j 1907 crop, 10c pec
Meat Market V
v " Kverythtnj; in the list,- live 'and dressed,: rules
steady -to I firm, with JsuppllW moderate j and I the
market absorbing \u25a0tht'in readily from day to day.
• . DIIKSSED : MEATS : . .
\u25a0 Slaßbterers' rates to 'dealers are as follows:
' Beef— C^@7c' per '-lb. for; steers. and ti'sOc 'for
COW 6. :;\u25a0': .•.\u25a0\u25a0.'.: ',: •.:'--' ./- ; '. ' \u25a0\u25a0-"- \u25a0
• A'eal^-S@9c' for; large «nd-— —."for small;..
- »;Mutton — 10@10}4c. for '- wethers, -9 ;-i® 10c for
ewes. J - \u25a0 .; ;\u25a0:-.-•--. -.\u25a0-. •\u25a0-. \u25a0.\u25a0-..<-•;"\u25a0' \u25a0 ' vj
\u25a0'\u25a0• Lamb— Spring. •'' 11 Vi (9l2i4c ; per lb.
"': Dressed- Hogs— l2@l2H«:; per lb.
: / - : ---:-'.5 \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0- 'LIVESTOCK": MARKETS
The following • quotations are * for \u25a0 good, sound
livestock.' delivered In San« Francisco, less 50 per
cent 'shrinkage- for -cattle." .'\u25a0-.• \u25a0\u25a0- '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0: '\u25a0'\u25a0 ;--••-'
' Cattle—Steers. No. -1." Sc: second <qualltr.'. 1®
7%c:.i third" qnalltj-. CQOlie; cows: and: lieifers,
o®6%c . for.: No. 1; -second-quality.". SHfeUc;
third quality,-; 5c ;>\u25a0 bulls,' and -stags. ;3@3V4<*.- .
% : Calves— sc ; per,; lb \u25a0 for \u25a0 lißUt.^ 4\bc; for medium
and-3tyc'for,"heavv-<erross weight). .' .•
" ; Sheep— Wetherg, O&^VjC per lb; ewes,-4^ig3c
(gross weight).'. = :"-\u25a0. :t;: t; - -^ V:.:.
ljimb3^-.Spring, C@Ctic
.Hogs—loo. Hogs— loo to . 20t) lbs, "vi @7 ;«c " per. lb; ; 200
snd- upward, ,7(g-7J4c; I boars ; so per ; cent, . stags
30@40 ; per,, cent .; and , sows " 10,@20 ' per ;; cent \ off
from above quotations. \u25a0_ . . .' : '.-.'.
\u25a0 -'- :I.: :. . .-\u25a0» .-^_ .-.:-•• . .-. • '\u25a0; \u25a0\u25a0 -
' , ' General ; Merchandise /
' Bags— San .Quentiu! 7%c:." grain , bags,' S?i@
S*ic; . wool . bags, s 42 i4<§; 44 Vic; .fleece ; twine, lie;
frult;bags,-734@8VfiC'for cotton and BVi@37ic
for jute.- . : ---r----« i \u25a0-•-'\u25a0-\u25a0• ------ .;\u25a0-.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'.\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0 .
\u25a0 Coal— Pennsylvania i anthracite; egg, $15;'^ Wel
lington,', $12 ; per ton: ' New ..Wellington,' $12: Coos
bay, " $10; i Richmond,^ sl2;~ Cumberland,; $14 '.in
bulk and $16.25 in Hacks; Welch anthracite, $15;
coke.:, $17i per, ton i in ;: bulk :.: and ", sl9 ; in „ sacks ;
Boeky. mountain,^nominal.- ; \u25a0• . : , ;:. c \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0 ,
•'.I Oils — Quotations are for barrels: Linseed, 52c
pcr ' gallon < for; boiled ' and - 50c •f or ra w ; f cases, 6e
more ; I castor .oil,"' in " cases;> No. " I , '. 75c ; Ba kers'
AA," cases, - $1.28@1.30; 1 1uc01,* 50c \u25a0 for boiled" and
48c. for. raw ; I China ; nut, ! cases.i 85Q90c I per gal
lon;>cocoanut oil, In barrels, 1 67>4@flc: for. XXX,
65@68Wcjfor:No. J ltand 62%@66cfor'No.12,',ac
cordlng to quantity; extra bleached winter sperm
oil. 66c; natural i winter l sperm : oil. Csc: " natural
whale oiL . 85c } «xtra \u25a0 winter, strained " lard i oil,
85oi No. 1 lard oil, 68o| pure neatsfoot oil, 80c;
No. 1 oeatsfoot oil,' 66c; herring oil, 40c; salmon
oil, 35c: boiled flail oil, SCcrpafot oU> 85c. ~-- .
Coal Oil, Gasoline, etc.— Water white coal oil.
from tank wagon. 10@llc j special. '. do, 12% c;
pearl oil, la cases. • 17c ; * astral, : 17c ; . star, 17c ;
extra star. SOc : Elaine, 1 26 c; eocene. 19c; store
gasoline, in bulk 1f%0,.1n cases 24c; No. 1 en
glna distillate, iron ba?relg or drums, 8c; No. 2
do 6i£c, cases 6Hc more; benzine, in bulk 12Va<\
In cases 18a ; 88 decree gasoline, in bulk 30c. in
cases 86c. v < : .. :\u25a0- \u25a0.-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 .. , .-. '
Turpentine— B3c per gallon in cases and 76U C
In drams and iron barrels.'- - \u25a0••
Bosln (per bbl of 280 lbs)— E, |7.45; F, $7.55;
0, $7. T0; H. 17.80; I. 18.60.
Bed and White Lead— Bed i lead. B%@9c per
1b; white lead, B@SHc, according to quantity.
: Svgar — The Western sugar refining company
quotes as follows, terms net cash: Cubes and A
crushed, 6.70c; -powdered, 5.66 c; candy granu
lated, 5.55 c; fine fruit or coarse granulated,
5.46 c; beet granulated (100 lb bags only). 6.36 c;
confectioners' A. 0.45 c; magnolia A. 6.05 c; extra
C, 4.86 c; golden C. -4.85 c; D. 4.76 c; H and B
crystal domlnos, 8.85 c; tablets, half bbls. 6.95 c;
b0xe5,. 6.20c per lb. Barrels and 60 lb bags 10c,
half bbls 25c and boxes 50c more per 100 lbs .for
all grades. No order taken for less than 76 bar
rels or its equivalent. ; \u25a0 • . . . \u25a0 . - \u25a0 '\u25a0.\u25a0.
Canned Fruit — The California earners' associa
tion qnotss 1807 pack as follows: ' \u25a0
• P -•• 2? -? -P -?
' VARIETY. ?\u25a0: g* B* ?-J ."* §*
: :; : : 3 :\u25a0\u25a0-.. •
Apples 2.00 1.85 1.7011.40 I.SO 1.20
Apricots •-.; 8.00 2.78 2.50 2.10 1.80 1.50
Apricot"? (peeled).. 8.60 3.25 2.80 2.60 ....
Apricots (sliced)... 3.80 8.25 2.80 2.60 .... ....
Blackberries 2.25 2.00 l:T8 1.60 1.80 1.40
Cherries (B. Anne). 8.60 3.25 3.00 ».85 2.50 8.00
Cherries (white)... 3.50 3.23 3.00 2.85 2.80 2.00
Cherries (black)... 3.50 3.25 3.00 2.86 2.60 *.00
Grapes (\vVM.)... 2.00 1.75 1.60 1.38 1.25 1.10
Peaches (yel. free) 2.60 2.26 2.00 1.80 1.65 1:45
Peaches (t. a).... 8.00 2.60 2.40 3.16 1.86 1.6S
Do, 51iced....... 8.00 2.60 2.40 2.15 1.85 ;...
Peaches (W. H.)... 3.00 2.60 2.40 2.15 1.55 1.63
Do. sliced 3.00 2.60 2.40 2. lts 1.85 ....
Pears (bartlett) . . . 8.00 2.60 2.40 2.18 1.80 1.65
Plums (green gage) 2.25 2.00 1.60 1.30 1.20 1.10
Plums (egg).. 2.26 2.00 1.00 1.80 1.20 1.10
Plnms (cold - drop) 2.25 2.00 1.60 1.80 1.20 1.10
Plums | (damson).*. 2.25 2.00 1.60 1.80 1.20 1.10
Raspberries 3.25 3.00 2.70 2.80 2.35 2.23
Strawberries 3.25 2.75 2.60 2.60 2.25 2.15
Canned Asparagus— The California fruit ear
ners' association glv«s the following qnota
tkras for its pack of , 1907: Mammoth white.
peeled. No. 2ft, $8: mammoth = white. $4.75;
mammoth green, peeled, $5.60; mammoth green,
$4.26; large white, peeled. |6.26; large white.
$4; large green, peeled, $4.75; large green. $3.73:
medium white, $3.78; medium green, $3.60; small
green, $3: No. 1 white tips, $3.60; No. 1 green
tips, $3.40; No. 1 tall salmon cans. $1.75; No. 3
soup tips, $2; No. 8 soup tips, $5.50.
• Canned Peas — Association prices for the 1007
pack are as follows: No. 2. Petit Pols. $1.75;
No. 2, extra floe sifted, $1.50; No. 2. extra
sifted. $1.85; No. 2, standard sifted, $1.25; No.
2. standards, $1.10; No. 8. standards, $5; No. 3,
sifted, $5.50.
Canned Tomatoes — Standard,' No. 2^4, 80@85c;
do. No. 8. $2.25 i solid packed, No. 2 %, 00c; do,
No. 3. $1: do. No. 8. $2.60. / .
COFFEE — Costa Rica — Strictly •prime washed,
12@lSc; prime washed, 11@22e; good washed,
10@10*4c; good to prime. washed peaberry, 10 Vi
(Slliic; good to prime ' peaberry, o\@loVjC;
good to prime. 9%@loXc; fair, 3»i@9c; common
to ordinary." 4% @6%c.
' • SalTador — Prime to strictly prime washed,
nominal, 11012 c; good washed.'B%®lo%e: fair
washed, 8%@9%e; good to prime washed pea
berry. 10%@ll^c; good to prime semlwashed.
8%<38%e; snperlor unwashed, BVS@S%c; good
green unwashed. B%c; good to superior unwashed
peaberry, S^JSOVic; common to ordinary. 4@7e.
Nicaragua — Prime washed, nominal, ll@12c;
fair to strictly good washed, nominal. B%@ 10c;
good to superior unwashed, nominal, 7>4'3Sc.
Guatemala — Prime to strictly prime washed.
12@13c: strictly good washed. 10@10%c; good
washed." 9%@10%c; fair washed. S@9%c; me
dium, B@9c; common to ordinary, 4V4@7^c;
good* to prime washed peaberry,. 10H@U*4ci
good to prime unwashed peaberry, 9Vi@lo*4c
good to superior unwashed. BY* ©9c.
Mexican — Prime to strictly prime washed, 12@
13c; strictly good washed. 10Q10%e; good
washed, t»%@lo^c; fair, washed, 9@9%c; me
dium, B@9c; coramon to ordinary, 4%@7^c;
good to prime washed peaberry. 10\4@ll%c; \
good to prime unwashed peaberry, OiiQlO^ic;
good to superior unwashed, B%@9c.
Hawaiian— Fancy, nominal, 13@15c; prime,
nominal. ll%@l2V&c; good, nominal, 10%@
llUc; fair, nominal. 9@loc: peaberry, nominal,
ll@12c: low grades, nominal, 6@9c.
\u25a0 Ecuador — Current unwashed, 7^c.
Bait— Local jobbers quote as follows: Hilf
ground, $5.50@6 per ton; dairy. $9 per ton; do,
bales. $1.25 each: rock salt, $5@5.50 per ton:
Imitation Liverpool. $11 per ton: do bales. $1.75
each. !No genuine Liverpool on the market.
Cordage— Manila, 15c; Sisal, 1094 c; Sisal bale
rope, 12Q12%c per lb. ;
Quicksilver— Quotable at $38039 for local use,
and $37Q37.50 per flask for export. '
. , Receipt* of Produce
FOR TUESDAY, AUGUST 18 ,
Flour, qr sks 1.040 Felts. bdl» 310
Wheat, ctls .... 1.640 Lime, bbls 1,190
Barley, ctls 5,860 Malt. . ctls ...... SBO
Oats, ctls .. 1.4fi0 Hay. ton 690
Corn, ctls ...... 6."> Straw, tons 10
Tallow, ctls .... 751 Hops, bales 2
Sugar, ctls. 2.200] Wool. ' bales 3
Beans, sks 30!Hrandy. Jtals .... 250
Middlings, sks .. 700| Wine., gals ..43.200
Potatoes, eks ... 2.6401 Lumber. M ft SO
Corn -meal, sks. 4301 Apples, bxs 1,100
Onions, sks 290 Livestock, head.. 250
Leather, rolls ... 140|Paper. rolls 635
Bides, No ..... I.27o] Lemons, bxs .:... 400
OREGON
Oats, ctls ..' 1,030
WASHINGTON
Barley, ctls B,ssslScreenlngs. sks... 2,980
Middlings, sks .. 8001 Hops, bales .5
Shorts, sks 1.1121
THE STOCK-MARKET
Comxtock Mining Shares Decline-
Southern. Xevndas Become Firmer
The features on the stock and bond exchange
yesterday were a rise in Alaska Packers to
$42.50 and a decline in the .United Railroads
bonds to $69.75 bid anil $70.23 asked. A report
from the Hawaiian islands said th.it 8 Inches
of rain had' lately fallen on the plantations of
Paabau and Hoaoknn, which promises fine crops
for the coming year. - - *
The Comstock mining shares .were lower all
around, with trading light and the market fea
tureless. , Ophlr .got below, the dollar mark,
closing. at 97c bid.
In the southern Nevaclas the leaders were
fairly active, but the lower .'priced stocks were
I}uiet and featureless. C««ing quotations as a
rule showed no marked v.ruatloa from those of
the preceding Cay. but , in tbe afternoon . the
rally -In the New York stock m.nrket Iranarted
visible firmness to the list. There was noticeable
activity in Red Hills.
STOCK A.\D BOXD EXCIIAXGE
TUESDAY, Aug. 13—10:30 a. m.
, x UNITED STATES BONDS
\u25a0\u25a0 -\u25a0- .- r.M.-Ask.i , Rid. Ask.
4s qr cp ne.Tr.l29 .—. — ,|"s qr coup... — —
> MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
AIa. AW r.s. \u25a0'— \u25a0" — ' !(>ak Tran 35.102 ii —
Amo Oil Rk. 78 SO Do Con 55.102 Vi — '
Tiny CPC "53. — J)5!410k Trac C ."s O'J . !>:»'. v
Cai U G ;"s. — ICO I»>-W gtd't'n. — f>t)i;>
Cal G \u25a0& Et? lO^eanlc S r.s. 4S — *
. m & ct 03 79 VJ SO |0.-n »'aMe- O«.lOS'iH2 '
Cal -pr- C.. is. 1 98 101 IFac-G'lm 4«. U2h±
<"al-. Wlnn r,s. — 100 ,'ji'. E Rr r.s.. — JO4U
C O Watos. — loompac L&P ss. — Jih)^
Po.g mgss— 90 iPac T&T ss.— !<*;
F.d-L&P -65.10r. r \u25a0;— |lv & '•> R «s. I*> 4
F & C II C5.103!4 — IP & C II ««. — 104
•"Jt-ary Ft^.'s. .12 — jWivell rt f,s. — 107'j
HO *'S.'Bs.'9SH — \i<pc EG&R."?i.loO^lor
Hon RTfis.lOjVi — ISF & \u25a0 -SJVos.II2 11-1
I. Tahoo R5s — 102V.iSF.OJt — 104
1. A-F.lec f*. "—" — mo I l>o'2d nijfS* -— —
1 AG; &.E!3s. — , 100 JSJ& SOU 4^s — 05
I. A'Ry T. 5..109 — Sierra R Gs'.lOlli" —
LAL gt.l -5». — - 100 IS . P of A 6s-
LAP lem 55.102%" — • (1009) ' ... 101
LAP Oal «"s: — 101 i (1910) ...:1O18: 102
Mit st (! fa. — 110 IS P'of-C-Rs
I Ho lcm '5s — 104 j . 1 10121 . . . . IO«J —
MV&*MtT3s.lO3 — |SFi: 1 ,-g .'.5.114 —
NR of C .T5.113 ; — S V B U C5.123ii"123»4
X P C.R : ss.lOfts;iotViiSPltß Ist r-ls _ 91»,
NC Ry 35..104 — |SV W g rog4s R.l , •_ \u25a0"
N C-P C r.s. — 9"ii|Htkn G&R Os.loo '
N El Co ss. — 97Vsi'; ti * E Ss. — 100-
O' GL&H- 55.104 — UR of SF 4s. 60%' 70U
Oak Tran 65.110 . — |V«1 Co p ss. — . 100
"i"'* .WATER STOCKS .'..,
Contra Costa — G2 is V Wat Co. 20 —
Marln. Co ..,— f!2 j
v VGAS AND ..ELECTRIC
Mattel \u25a0 Power \u25a0 — — It'ccL C 0.... — 67V.
Mut E L ctfs 4\A — IStkn G-A. E. 32. — *
\u25a0 Do' ex ctfs>l2*i — j
INSURANCE
Fireman's Fund ...'..'......... ...... ,ICB -.
"\4 "'\u25a0"'.\u25a0"\u25a0 '.- BANK STOCKS -
Am.NtT 8k;123 13<> J!.V«n. "-'P.^& : A 1*127% !.":.\u25a0;
Anp!o-Cal \u0084 . — 81 iMer Trust .. — 215 ;
Bank-of Cr1.330 — Merch - Ex' . .
(al Safe Dp. — -123 S F National.'— ' —
First ; Natnl.. — 225 | ._
-, SAVINGS BANKS"
Ger; S &: L. — 300<J !?av>& L So. — 120
Hum'S^ 8k.2100 — I Sec Say Bk.. — \u25a0-..— '\u25a0'
Mut Sav.Bk. — 90 Union : T Co. — 3250
5? \u25a0F " Say U :.18O . C 00:.,0 0:., | ; . .
'STREET RAILROADS
California . . — 140 [Presidio '. . . .. — \u25a0 23
Geary ......— 41 |
POWDER
Giant Consolidated • Co.. — 70-34-
' i'-^i '.\u25a0•?. sugar-;---' :
Hawaiian C. 80% 81Vil«>noraea S . C— 3S ; '•'.
Honokaa SC 10 11 ll'nauhau' S :C. 13 "13.
Hutch SPCIS \u25a0:\u25a0""— "; {Ution; S' Co. ; — 45 "
Kllauea 3 C." 2 -— . Do " pool -. . . — 45
Makaweli ,C.'2834 29%| . .
\u25a0;: s.:V MISCELLANEOUS^-
Alaska^P-'A;;42H^43>. Oceanlc'S Co. — —
Asso'OU ,Co.'"3oMi 30% Pac.*Aux<F;A;> I\4— -
Col" F'C. 'A. lol^lo3 Pac C'Borax.ls2Va —
Cat Wine --- Ar 80 82 I Pac T&T pf d . — ,»3 - -
MVA - MtTm.i — ? 110 ' 1 Do com ...10 —
v SALES/ -
Morning" Session
10 Hawaiian -Coml * Sugar C 0.... 81.00
150 Soring Valley Water Co. .2?-J5"
$LOOO North Paclfic'Coast 5s ....101.00
$1,000 Pacific Electric 8j;65.;.. 103.73
5 American" National Bank .-•••J3O.OO
$2,000 Sac Elec Gas* By sa, cash.-lOO.jjO
$2,000 Sac Klec Gas A By ss. 100.50
Afternoon ' Session .
-. ' Board— M . „
80 Alaska Packers* Assn 41. .5
83 Alaska Packers' Assa ........ 42.23
10 Alaska Packers' Assn *Z-^,
; 100 Hutehlnson S . P Co 15.00
- Street — ,\u25a0-; \u25a0• \u25a0 . „- „
.50 Bank of California 330.00
Unlisted Securities?
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
"v Bid. Ask. • Bid. Ask.
Bay CPC 6s. — 100 SF & NP 3«.104 IW%
Cal NW Rss. — 108' S*P Co*fltß4s — 95
Marin W -5s — 1007 Stand. El 5;.. — 8j
RIA I~Wksss 100 \u25a0 >Do gtd ss.— 85
SF Drydk 5s —J w ' Sun-Tel 55...— 10J%
SF'G&E 4%s — 95*- Sntter.st B3s — 103
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Ala Sug • Co. 10 — ; Hono new pi. 21 —
Cal Cot Mils — 90. NtCal P Co. 24 23
C Jockey •CL — ' 150 . Orphenm Co. 15 —
CilTUl- 180' Pac O Ces C 0.150 173
Chutes C 0,.. — • 4% Pac G&E pfd. — 3S
Cyp L Imp. — 6 \u25a0 IPac Sur Co. .— 90
Dpi Pw pfd. — 83 j S F Drydock. 50 —
Do com :. 90 'Sr ASJ Coal — 20
Gas Con A. — ' 20 - S Cms P Cm — 53
Hono P Co.. — 22% Stand P Cem — &j
Do old pi. 21 ' — \u25a0 Truck Elect.. 14% —
California Stock and Oil Exchange
Bid-Ask. Bid.Aslc.
Am Oil ct.29. 00 80.00 Jiont* > Cristo. . 63 —
Chi Crude .. 0« 08 Occi or.W Va. 02 08
Cleremont ... — 73 Peerless ......3.25 —
Ksperanw ..* B0 —8 F A McKltt.B.oo —
rulton ....... 1.00 2.00 Sterling ....... 1.80 2.00
Independence.- ,S3 — West; Short,.. 3. Bo —
Kern ........ 10 — WolTerin« .... 40 —
OFFICIAL.:. BALES rrt
100 Associated W.CO
Mining Stocks
SAW FRANCISCO . STOCK BXCHANGD
- Following wer« the sales on the San Francisco
stock -and' exchange board, yesterday:.
COMSTOCKS
Regular Morning .Session
500 Alpha ....... 07( 500 Gould A Cur. 21
100 Belcher ". 23! 100 Ophir 1.02%
800 Con Va-M Co. 76 800 Ophlr 1.00
1150 Con Va M Co. 73 300 Potosl 13
. 200 Crown Point.. 24 ; 10O. Sierra. Ncr ... 27
Informal ' Session
100 Best . A Belch. 73 100 Mexican 67
100. Caledonia ... 33! 100 Ophlr 1.02%
200 Challenge ... 18! 100 Ophlr _ 97
600 Con Va M Co. 751-2-tu Union Con 3t
1200 Con Va'M Co. 76! 500 Union Con ... 33
600 Crown . Point.. 241 200 Utah 00
' 100 Gould A Cur. 211200 Yellow Jacket. 95
CLOSING , QUOTATIONS - r?
Bld.Ask.l ''';; Bld.Ask.
Alpha \u25a0 06 07UulIa 07 08
Alta — 03 Justice 01 02
Andes ....... .17 20 Kentuck — 10
Belcher ..... 22 23 Mexican ..... 57* .50
Best A Belch. 73 80 Occidental .... 23 —
Bullion 16 20Opbir 97 1.00
Caledonia ...' 33 35 Overman ..... 12 14
Challenge - ... IS"" 19 Potosl ....... 13 14
Ohollar 06 ....... 57 3S
Ccnfldence - ... 65 75!?corplon OS 10
Con Imperial. — 01 Seg Belcher .. — 07
Con N York. — 05 Sierra Nev ... 27 23
Con Va M Co. 75 76iKllver Hill ... — 80
Crown Point.. 24 '. 23| Syndicate .... — 15
Exchequer ... 33 SSiUnioo- Con ... 36 37
Gould A Cur. 21 22! Utah 05 07
Hale A-Norc.' 50 COjYcllow Jacket. 94 W
\u25a0 TONOPAH AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS
- Regular \u25a0 Session — 9:30 to 12:30
1 COO Adams ...... 13,4000 Grt Bend Ex. 15
1500 Adams 14,1000 Hlbernla 07
100 Argonaut .... 4. 9011000 Ind Ton .... 01
1000 Atlanta, s 3.. 6!) 200 Jim Butler .. 83
2000 Blue Bull ... S3 500 Jumbo Ex ..1.82%
1000 Do. b 10... 35 500 Kendall 27
100 Booth 4GJ4000 Lige Harris . . 02
200 Booth -....„„ 4413000 Lone Star .... 2i
2000 California 06|4C00 Milltown Frae. 00
1100 Com Frac..2.07%!1C00 Mohawk Ex .. 12
500 Comng Nation lif COO Mont Mid Ex. 03
500 Commonwealth 20 500 Mon Pltt B Ex. 09
500 Daisy 1.60; 500 Montgomy Mt. 10
1000 Dm B.Btte C. 2SIIOOO Mustan* Anx.. 02
200 Dm B Btte C. 29| SO Nev Hills, 510.3.60
300 Dm B Btte C. 26| 50 Nev HUls. 510.5.7f»
500 Dixie USiiroo Nugget 04
200f. Eagle's Nest. 23)1500 Oro 24
1000 Do. b 30... 2C|lo</0 Pitts S Pk..1.32%
1000 Esmeralda ... 10 0300 Red Hills 54
SGfiO Fair G 81. s5 24 20«;0 Red Hills 53
1000 Fair,G BLbSO 25; 600 Red Top Ex.. 28
300 Florence ...4.S2Vi'2COG Red Top Ex.. 23
T.OOO Gen Wash .. 00! 1000 Silver Pick .. 5S
1000 Gold Anchor.. It 2no Silver Pick .. 57
200 Do. s 10... 12! 1000 Silver Pick Ex 03
400 Gld Con M.7.52% SfO Siinmerone ... 20
IOC GM Con M...7.53| 100 St Ives. s 3.- 9t
400 Gld Con M...7.801 40 Ton Nev. 510.11.3 a
2000 Grandma 2011200 We^t End... CO
1000 Do, s 5 20! S3 West End ... 31
2000 Granny O M. 2311000 Yellow Horse.. C 4
3000 Great Bend .. G3|
Informal Session — 12:S0 to 2 p. m.
1000 Adam 9 14|lOOO Grandma ..... 21
1000 Amethyst ... 2312uC0 Great Bend .. 69
2000 Allan & Pac. nijfiSOO Grt Bend Anx 0J»
20 Belmont 3.20,2f;tX) (Jrt Bend Anx 10
5000 Blk B Bonanz 07!lf^)0 r.rt Bend Ex. 13
2000 Blue Bell ... 19 1000 Grt Bend Ex. 16
8000 Blue Bull ... 3313500 Grnwtr. Clinton 32
000 Uootli Hit IC(> G Bend Twins 14
l>oo Blfrg Nat Bk lft! 13C G Bend Twins 13
1000 Columbia .... 3Si Wil Jmnbo El \u00841.82« A
500 Columbia Mt. COi .~»(iO Jumbo -Ex ....I.So
9CO Com Fractlon.2.ini ism; Jumbo Ex 1.80
900 Com Fractlon.2.l3! SCO Jumbo Ex -.1.87%
1000 Comnj: Nation 'U.lK.ttOO Lone Star .. 24
14000 Conqueror ... 13J1UV0 Lcne Star .... 23
H»>o Cracker Jack. 221W0 Do. b 30.... 2«
W0 Daisy- I SM 300 Lea Dillon ... ft)
uCO Daisy 1.62! s |o000 Lucky Star .. 18
i<M Dm B Btte C. 2sixf>oO Mayflower Con S5
IWiO Dra B Ette C. 2>iC<X!o Majflower Con 38
2CO« Dixie <>V :«*> Mobwk C Leas 20
1500 Eaple's Nest. 23il'tX) Mohawk Ex .. i 4
SOOO Falrvw Haltst 07ilOOO Mohawk Ledse 17
l(i<KVFatrvw Hallst OS:S(iOO Pitts S Pk..1.52V>
1500 Falrvw Hailst i«,75C»> Rod Uin, 53
10.000 Flor Ex. b9O 3»i 17.000 Red Hills .. 52
S* 1 © Flor G1d...4.52%i»mn Rert Hills .... 01
lOo.Florence 01d.4.7u!4000 nedjHtlls .... 54
£(•<> Gld Con M.7.37U!7f:<n> Kpd Hills .... 53
13C0 Gld Con M...7.«-1:lfH)0 Red Top Ex.. 23
6100 Gld Con M.. .7.5512000 Red Top Ex.. 27
700 Gld Con M.T.KU! .MJO-Ejkm Con .. 12
500 Gld Con M...7.05j .VH> KBund Mt 1.00
1000 Gld .Con M... 7.701 iw.o Silver \u25a0 Pick .. 38
2200 Gld Con M.. .7.731 SCO St Ives ...... 91
5000 GUI Con M.7.72Ui 2<?O Tramp Con .. 38
200 Old Kfivani!«. 70|
•\u25a0 . CLOSING QUOTATIONS
\u25a0\u25a0CALIFORNIA'
Bid. Ask. t Bid. Ask.
Crackrjk G M — . 40j Fscel Mt C0p. 1.70 —
NEVADA
y» Tononah District *S*v *
.. ; BM.A»"--.l - Bld.Ask.
Belmont 3. f>7 3.15 Midway .;.... 72 75
Cattfpmki ... C 3 M Midway Ex... 10
Cash Bw 04 €3 Moitan.t 3.00
Espersnzi ... 01 oi' : Mont Mid Ex. 02 03
Kurrkn Ton.. — lft ! Mon Pitt«b Ex — 09
j GoMea. Anc">«r 10 laiNortn Star 16
fi'iMcn Crown. W\ 07|f»iiif. Tonopah. 03
[Gold Mountain ft! •'!. Ohio Ton Ex.. —' io
I « ;«\u25a0»'«! Mtu. C'>:i — -CU I'symasfpr ... — 02
[Crrat Western 01 (r> KesciifCon""... 12 —
Horn*',;' fl-"f 1 -" — iTnnopah Kx. . . 1.40 1.50
I Imlinni Tou.. «'» ff» T«n of N>v.. r> -hi
I Jin; ; But!cr... .*:4 ,v"> .West Kn<l 5S "tU)
.Vrjnirts ...... 13 Ulirsivlntn 2t -22
Al>>!im' ....... — . \i. Great Bend... f» 70
I -Mlanta ..... . s.** Wtlrvnt B»>n<l An 03' in
; Klmk Ants... c". <"i|Grt Eeml Cony '02 OH
t: n.Rtnuita. "7 »>*i Great Bend Xx 15 18
I Blk Knitp Rt: us ORiUrt 8.-u(l Frue 01 _
Mlaci i:<.:k..\ f'3 n7iHlb»rni* r-- 07 08
B!nc nil is 10iI»!sm M C 0... 33
Illiu- Ku11... .. S3 — !.lura}K» ". 4.00 4.23
HrimklvH .... — OSl Jumbo Xx 1.85
Hnitt> tiuMfltl. — t»itKalser Gol«13d - '12
BiXith ........ 4H 4S| Kendall 2S -£
O«> 1>. ...... 54 ~|Ken<lall Ef . . .03 04
CUl> M& L — ft4Knf<-krbkr Gold — 0»
Columliia ... . SC 41 1 Lone Star 24 '23
i;«>li;tnhla Mtn 5S Wijl/jn Dillon OS 10
Oiimi Mtn Xx » » o." | M«yn* ' or. 07
Oini Krmtion.2. l2 2.l7| May Queen 11
Cnmimmwealtli "X 2*«!Mflnst,- Pawnee 'ft 4 00,
Comlnj; Nation 10 lltMilltnwn Frac. 03 OU
Conqueror ... 15 lOJMohawk .'....16.50 —
Cracker. Jnck. 21 221 Mhk Cott Leas 17 19
Daisy ... 1.62 —(Mohawk Ex 13 11
Daisr Annex.. — 1C( Mohawk Junior — 05
Daisy Ex..... 02 K\\ Mohawk Ledge 18 —
l>es«-rt Queen.' oS|»vadi 80y... 07 08
Dflil-B B Cou. 27 2!>| Nevada Coldfld — '','2B!
limiiilflrt Tonet SJ OGJOro . ; 23 24!
Dfld Triangle. 21 22| 01d Gold Mines — 05
DUIc ." .. 07 09| Palace Go!d9d. OS 10
Dominion .... — 031 Pocshontas .:. — '25
Empire 10 12| Potlatch -...;. 40
Esmeralda ... 10 — ! Red Hi 115:.:... 54 —
Florence .....4.52 . — I Red T0p...... — 4.30
Florence F.x. . .Ifi SS! n«l Top F.x. . 2fl 27
Frances-Mhk..1.12 — I Keil Top Frac. 09 —
Gen Wsangttm-. 05 '— t Ruby G M Co. — OS
Golilßar Gfld 30 COf Saotlstorm 47 4S
Gfld --American' 'lo — |s««n<lstorm E-s. 03 OC
• iohlfliJ , T»anlJ . • — OS| Sndstnn WEx — 01
Gfld Bull Dog 02 —[Silver PJckl'... 5S m
GKltJd C«n M.7.71' 7.75 SUver Pick Ex tU 03
Goldd«l Ctimb. 18 20 Simmerone ..'. '2O
<^>ldfld ; Eth«l. 07 — Spearhead Gold 10 —
Gldfifl' Eureka.. 07 — Spearhd Frac. o»i —
GoWflil Herald — 03: St 1ve5.......1 ve5. . ..... 90 »2
Goldfld N Star — 05|St Ives Leas.. — 10
Gfld Portland. 22 23|Sun D0g...... — 03
Gdd'-Red Kins^ — 12iTreasure 05 —
GBrl L Striket — - 13[Venle ........ — 02
Gfld'Kewanasi. 77 7S Vernal Ifi <1»
Gfld Spot*ne. 09 M Wonder 03 04
Gldflrt Tomboy — 25!Tellow Roae.«. OS —
Gldfld Trotter — 10|Tellow. Tlser. . 23 " —
Goldfld Union.; — Oil \u25a0:>.".'
. Bullfroj: Dl«trl<-t
' Amar?osa G M 02 — IGold Center. . . — 08
Amethyit \u25a0:.'.: 25 2CU»olden Scepter OS 10
Bratty MM Co — \u25a0 OSIIIap Hoollzan. 04
Big Bullfrog.. 02 tfsiUomestk;Klog. 90 06
Bonx Mt Gold. 01 02(LUe Harri»... .02 03
Bonnie Clare. ;— 42|LlttIe lStillfroar — 01
Bfrg Columbia 04|Majflower Con. 34 33
Blfrjcr- Daisy .-."' —-, 10| Mayflower tix. — , 08
Blfrg G Reef. — 15 Montana BlfrK. — 05
BlfrscM Co -N-: — . 17}Montgomry. Mt 10 •:' 12
Blfrg ! Natl Bk \u25a019 21| Mont-Shosh Ex 08 00
Blfrg N Star. 02 — INugett .. . 05 07
Blfrg Sunset.. 05 ,s 071 Original Blfrtr. — OS
Blfrg Teddy. . •— . OSJ Shosh Natl Bk 01 04
Blfrg Victor.. — 09|SteInway — cs\
Blfrg Vie Ex. — 05 Tramp Cons... 34 38
Croesus .. — 20 Valley View... — 08
Den Blfrst An. — 09 Whlto Water. . — 04
Gold 8ar..... 63 — Yankee Girl... 03 OS
Gold Bar.Aox — 08
- Manhattan District
April Fool Ex 01 02! M an MCo Ncr 08 -J
Atlan <fc Pac. . 01 02! Man Mammoth 03 —
Comet ....... — 01 (Mtn Monarch. — 03
Gold Wedge.. 05 071 Man Red Top. 02 03
Granny GM. 24 2T,!M<ia Standard. 01 02
Indian Camp. 06 08|Man Shonbar. . — 03
Little Grey... — 20 Man United... 15 —
Man Belmont. 01 > 02! Man Verde.... 03 —
Maa Broncho. 07 08; Man Wolftone. — w
Maa Buffalo.. 02 04 Mineral Hill.. 07 OJ>
Man Central.. — 0T V-» '•••>- V« n .. ?r» •*?
Man Cons.... 35 — JMostanj Anx.. 01 03
Man Con' Ex.. 04 — l.V.isi...u hx... f»» —
Man Comb 02 08'Plne Xn» fix, q~
Man Orescent. — 03 ! Seyler Hmphry 03 —
Man Cowboy.. 03 OSlStray Do* 18 —
Man Dexter. .10 12 Thanksgiving. . — CO
Man Ivanho*. '23 — "United Man... P5 —
ManHumboldt 05 061 Whale ... 03 —
Van Jackson. — 20 Yellow Horse.. 03 03
Man Little Joe 02 03]
Other Districts
Alice of Won. — 03 Lida Bell _ 33
Bine Jay Won 12 — ! Nevada Hi 115. .3 .30 5.63
Drmdry Homo — 40' Nev Hills Anx. 13 —
Easle'i Nest.. 24 251 N«v Hills Ex.. — 42
Fvw G Bouldr 23 24| Nevada Wonder 21 —
Fvw Hailstone 09 — IN Star Wonder — 04
Falrvw Eag1e.1.55 — | Plttsb S Peak. l.32 —
Frvw S King. — 20' Reese Rlv G S — 20
Florence Le«9 — 25! Round Mt P!> !_>\u25a0,\u25ba
Goldyke Reef. — 14! Round Mt Ex. 10 —
Jack Pot — 70; Ruby Wonder. — 23
Johnnie Cons. 10 — (Wndrlnd M Co. — U
'\u25a0 San Franclaco Mlalns Exehangs .
0:13 a. m. Regular Session
ICOO Adams 1412CC0 Nev Goldflcld.. 29
200 Gld Con M...7.60|1C00 Jumbo Ex ..I.S2V^
2000 Great Bend .. 63 1
11:30 a. m. Regular Session
SOOO Red Hills. blO 53)1000 Man Little Joe CJ
1000 Gld C M.55.7. 72^12000 Blk Butt* Ex c 3
2 p. m. Session
700 Florence" 4.65 1000 Gld Con M...T.7S
SOCO Grt Bend Ex 13 300 Do. s 30..T.T2%
SCO Jum Ex . . 1. 82 H 2000 Cracker Jacx.. Xi
500 Great Bend .. 69 2000 Bed HlUs St
10.0 CO Granny. slO 2312000 Cm Nation. b3o 11
4000 Dm ITBtte C. 252 000 Na* Goldfleld.. 2a
2000 Grt Bend Anx 10!
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
Tonopaa District •
- Bld.Ask.l BMAitfi
Gold Anchor.. — 12 Ton Belmont. .S.lo 3. 1S
Rescue Con... 10 — I West End Coa 60 ~*4
GoldSeM District
Adams 13 — iGla Con M...7.70 T. 73
Atlanta st> — iFlorence 4.60 — \u2666
Black Ants ..05 06jGld Kewanas.. 73 30)
Bli B Bonana 0« — IGrandma 20 — •
Blk Butte Ex 07 • — 'Great Bend ..68 7f>
Blue Bull ... 35 37! Grt Bend Ex 14 13
Booth ....... 48 — 'Jumbo Ex ..1.83 1.87* i
Ktte Goldfleld — C6]Mayne 07 t>3
COD 54 — !Mld Pawnee... 04*5 — .
Com Fractlon.2.lo — IMUltown Frac 05 — .
Comng Nation 10 — (Red Top Ex.. 23 ZT
Cracker Jack. 20 22! SUver Pick ..58 —
Dulsy 1.60 I.7o!Spcarbead Frc. — It
Dm B Btte C. 27 29 Vernal 15 IS
Dixie 07 00
, - Bullfrog District
Amethyst ... 23 27fMtg Sho« Ex. — 10
Bljr Bullfrog. 02 02^|Orlg Bullfrog. 07 ©S
Gold Bar — 6.S, Tramp Coo, .. 36 SS
Mayflower Con 35 3fi|
Manhattan District
Apr Fool Ex.OH* G'.'VMan Little Joe 02 ai
Gold Wedge.. 06 07|Man Red Top. 03 C 3
Granny G M. 24 25 : Mustang Maa.. 21 2J
Man Broncho. 07 OS! Mustang Ex .. 09 — •
Man Comb .. 02 OS Pine Nut .... <** —
Man Cowboy. 04 OSlVerde-; 04 —j
Man Dexter.. — ISiTellow Horse.. — 03
Other Districts
So BeU* Mines — 4O
Comstocks
Sierra Ncr „. 25 —[Standard C0n..1.7Q — •
ItEAL ESTATE TtULSSACTtOS* \u2666;
Domenco Scadsa ' to Denla O'Connor, lot Ct
E line of Wheat street. 223 S of Paul avenue.
S 80 by E 100; $10.
I. Gutte Inc. to Edwin Richardson. lot ?.
block C. Mission Street land company; $10.
Miranda E. MUes to H. J. Owen, lot In W
line of Clara avenue. 840 N of Eighteenth street.
N 5G by X 136. SE 10. 225 SB ot Howard.
SB 50 by NE 100; $3.
A- Hammersmith to John Knell, lot ia W
line of Twentieth avenue. 150 N of Fultqn
streeet, N 25 by W 120; $10.
San Francisco Suburban Home Building so
ciety to Minnie G. Hume, lot In E line of
Jordan avenue, 50 N of Enclld. N 50 by E
93: $10.
San Francisco Suburban Home Building so
ciety to H. F. Dunbar. lot in E line of Jordan
avenue. 333:4 N of Euclid, N 33:4 by E 120: $10.
Alexander H. Bailey to Mrs. Rebecca Blunder,
i lot in NW line of Edinburgh. 300 NE of Italy
avenue. >'E 50 by NW 100: $10.
Adolph Levy and wife to Jacob Levy, lot In
E line of Harrison street. 234 S of Twentieth,
5 28 by E 100; $10.
Balthe* Gall and wif» to L. E. Clawson. lot
In S line of Oak street, 110:6 E of Cough, B
27 by S 71: $10.
Anna L. Brown et al. to Fred A. Steinmann,
lot in S line of Roanoke street. 23 SE of Laitl
ley. SE 23 by NE 113; $10.
Oscar Jacobson to Andrew R. Peterson et al.
lot in S line of Minerva street. 390 E of Ori
zaba. E 200 by S 123; $10.
Herman Klepen to same, lot tn S line of Mi
nerva street. 313 E of Orizaba, E 23 by S 123;
$10.
Augusta noy to Mabel E. Hicks, lot la W
line of Nineteenth avenue. 225 N of Point Lo
boi». N 25 by W 120; $50.
90l Getz & Sons to Charles O. Jackson, lot la
E line of Twelfth avenue, 275 S of X street, S
j25 by E 120; $10.
S. Ducas company to Bernardln Kohsdorfer
and wife, lot in 3 line of Thornton street, 50 W
of Vulcan, W 50 by S 100; $10.
Esther Kelly to George T. Miller and wife,'
lot 271. gift map 3: $10.
Union Trust company (trustee) to Ferdinand
Shultze, lot in S line of Sacramento street, 82: ft
E of Franklin. E 30 by S 127:8^: $
Peter Barber and wife to P. Droge. lot la S
line of Carolina street, 130 feet E of Dolores, B
25 by 5.114; $3.
Hugh Keenan and wife to W. H. Crocker, lot
at N corner of Jessie street and 100 vara lot 3.
i SW 47 by NW 62, $10.
Same to same, lot la NW line of J^ssiti
street. 55 SW from NE line of 100 vara lot 3,
SW 24 by NW 62; $10.
Joseph M. O'Brien and wife to same. lot la
NW line of Jessie street, 55 SW from NE llna
of 100 vara lot 3. SW 34 by NW 62; $10. j
Edward M. Cherry to Georga H. CblossL lot
In E line of Lisbon street. 175 N of Italy avenue,
N 25 by E 100; $10.
George H. Cbiossl to Homer N. Lowmiller. lot
ia E line of Lisbon street, 173 N of Italj avenue,
N 25 by E 100; $10.
Sarah V. Pettigrew to Mary E. Callahan. lot
at NE corner of Bush and Stockton streets. £
SS:10. N 73, W 48:8, S 52. W 40:2. S 26; $10. . .
Syndicate improvement company to F. J. F!*>
rlo. lots 19 and 20, block 10. Syndicate first addi
tion; $10.
Howard C. Kellum to Charles Slocum Johnson,
lot in E line of Twentieth avenue, 200 3 of Point
Labos avenue. S 25 by E 120; $10. >
Maria E. Milk to J. J. Jaeobl. lot in S line ot
Pacific avenne. 212 W of Devlsadero street. W
40 by S 127:814 ; $10.
Josepb F. Dolan to Lena Dolan. lots 1413 ana
1416, gift map 2. and lot 1665. gift map 3; $10.
. Building Contract*
Amanda Scbtesinger with Golden Gate construe*
• tlon company— All work for two story frame in N
line of Clay street. 137:6 W of Cherry. W
31:11% by N 127:S!». for SS.COO.
Dekol Bros, company with St. .Louis construc
tion company — AH work for tivo story frame sta
ble In W line of Florida street. 65:3 S of Nine*
I twnth. S 60 by W 100. for $3,992.30.
I.eri Strauss realty company with Raised*
D«vlse company. Forderer cornice works and
Wetlenthal electric works — Ptumbtosr, sheet metat
am! electrical work for fiTe story building at SB
corner of Pine and Battery streets, for $17,534.40.
Jacob Stern with He&ly A Tlbbitts
tion compauy — Excavating and pumping concrete
foundation* "for building at NW corner of Sau
some and HaH«"ck strwts. for $11,150.
J. W. Quick with OYis »lev to T «"i>P*° T—Ae
rator for buiMine at corner ot First and Tehama ,
street?, for $1,200. 8
Carpenter hall association with C. P. M»«r« '
building company — Cement work, etc.. Jr>vi.
etc.. carpentry, rooting. latMng and . plast-rlnic.
glazing, hardware sad oraamental plaster for
three sttiry brick building in N line of Fntton
street. IWW of Polk.'W 50. N 120: $33.24^.
" Louis Levin with Pacific Coast bnlldlnc «nd
j repair company. Royal elpctrlr company. Klrby
6 Uugbes. William S:haf«r — Concrete, carpen
ter work, plastering, glazing, tinning, electric
work, painting, etc.. f--.r three story frame
apartments In N line of California street, 100
E of Larkln. 37:6x!37:K: $21,773.
Dr. Julius Rosenstlra with Berger manufac
turing company — Metal lathing for La Grande
hotel at NW corner of Sutter and Hyde streets;
$6,150.
J. L. Hoover with Adotph Petry — All work
except parlor mantel future*. . shades, feoc**.
hardware and painting for tare* story frame
bnlWlng In S line «.»f Twectv-flrst street. »5
W of Dolores. W 30 b.v S 78: $7,«O(KIP(HHiH
Nelll»» B. Bernard with Oils elevator eom
pauy — On« elevator for buiMing in Market stret-t
near Sntter; $2,190.
Martin t^ Cook with Otl3 el»»Tator corapan.v— -
One freight elevator for building at Becoml
and Minua streets: $3,500.
"A. Harshall with Otis eleTator company —One
passenger elevator for banding In Sutter street
near .Mason: $2,400.
Anzti L. Bauer with Pacifier rolling mills com
pany — Steel and iron for six story and bane
roent brick - building In S line of Po*t str^t.
50 W of Kearny. W 20:3 by S 62:6; $7,333.
\u25a0 Charles Mayer with Otis elevator company—
Elevator for foor story and . basement brick
building In N line of Brtdy street. 40 W of
Leavenworth. 40x57:6: $2,873.
Title insurance ami guaranty company wltir
Splatie & Lyden — Lathing and plastering for five
story class C bull. Must In E line of Montgomery
street. 43:8 Sof Pine. 525 b.v E 70; $3.3«0., *
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