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14
The Call's Page of Commercial News
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS '
Wall street stocks, cotton and copper several points lower.
Another decline of y±c per pound in copper. metal..
Silver a fraction higher. New York exchange advanced.
Sixty, day sterling bills rather lower.
Comstocks continue to advance and southern Ncvadas to decline.
"Wheat rules firm, here and at Chicago. i >/;,^
Barley in eager demand and rising all over the coast.
Oats still very high and tending upward* Rye dull and lower.
Handlers of bran predicting an advance shortly. Hay unchanged.
Dried peas now coming forward freely. Beans unchanged.
Potato and onion markets overstocked and wqak.
Poultry in liberal supply, weak and dull.
Butter, cheese and eggs unchanged.
Fresh fruits in good supply., quiet and featureless.
Dried fruits, nuts and raisins as previously quoted.
Dressed meats show some variation. Live hogs lower.
EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
PVEW YORK. Sept. 27. — The bear party. in the speculation. had good.suc
today in forcing price? of stocks to a lower level and, incidentally, in
I J erring some liquidation. Stocks were without 'aggressive support, and the
demand was torpid pending the clearing up of various factors of uncertainty
in the situation. This condition left the market open to attack^ and there was
little resistance in the way of buying orders, as they offered prices downward
1 vith growing boldnes?. The call money market was affected appreciably by
the preparations for the October 1 settlements, loans at the stock exchange
' today carrying over until Monday, the last day of the month. The determina
| tion to refrain from speculative extension until these requirements are cleared
i away keeps operations for the long side of the market at a low stage. Foreign
money markets as well as this reflected this influence. The preliminary esti
mates of the week's currency movement gave this consideration additional
j force with its promise of a large decline in cash holdings of the. banks, the
.estimates running from $3,500,000 to $5,000,000. The rise in the money fate
j was moderate, the high rate being 6 per cent. Foreign exchange rates showed
I the continuing effect of enlarged supplies of. exchangeagainst grain and cot
; ton exports and the placing of American finance bills, in London^-
The renewed decline in. the price of copper after a period of rest for
j several days was of more effect on speculative sentiment. The Unite"d States
• steel stocks again came into close sympathy with the copper on account of
: the possible analogy which may be found between conditions that must be
passed through in two trades before revivals shall come. 'The two classes of
United States steel stocks and Amalgamated copper'reached the lowest prices
of the year. .
The railroad list was inclined to resist the influence of the weakness in
the copper for a time, but gave way later, when the Harrimans were affected
; bj' reports current in San Francisco that the federal jury 'had found indict
! rnents against the Southern Pacific company for violations of the interstate
commerce act.
Gloomy predictions were made among the speculative element .of the
effects to be looked for in the stock market from the series of public addresses
to be made by President Roosevelt next-week. . : • '
Predictions of colder weather again tonight in the west revived the fears
of damage to the corn crop from frost before it is safely harvested.
The day's declines run from 1 to 3 points for the -principal active-stocks.
Bonds were irregular. The decline in New York city. A l / 2 bonds affected the
sales. Total sales, par value, $2,434,000. United States 4s declined J4 per
cent on call. , ....
»w York Stock Umt
K."F. Hutton & Co.. 490 California street,
timbers of the Ntw York *tock exchange, fur-
Efsh the following list of bond and stock sales
yesterday : . '
Sales 1 STOCKS jHlgb.lLow.l Bid. 1 A<«.
lAdams Express ilso
JAIIIs-Chalmere 6% 7
, I Do pfd ".. 20% 21
59.600 Amalg Copper...! 60T4 57% 67% 58
........ Ata Beet Sugar. 11 13
». j Do pfd 1 75
.'. .^ta Can Co 1 4 5
Do pfd *S «Vi
CSWAo Car & Fdy. 37 U 86% 36% 37
.".OOf Do pfd »4% -94 92 95
800' Am Cotton OH ..! S2 Sl% 81% 32
w I Do pffi ! S5 90
;Aaa DiJt Teles .' !20 40
jAm Express j 1195 215
Urn Grass Twine. { J 4% 5%
!Aa Hide & L..1 3% 4
I Do pfd 16% IS
300; Am Ice Securities 47 46U 48 47
. !Ara Linseed i 7 9
I Do pfd 15% 21
l.Sffl'Am Loc-omotlve.. 52 ! 50% 50% 51»4
4001 Do pfd UPO%! 99\* 89H »»%,
CS.s^i|Am Sm & Rfj Co! W*it 85%| 86U P6%
JW Do pfd i 87% i 96 96^ 97
r,.^Mj!Am Sugar !113 till 110% 112
V ! Do pfd ! ] 116% 120
100; Am Steel Tndries! «5»4l «U 6 6^a
100! Do pfd 37 !37 37 37%
Urn Tel & Tel Co! i 105 108
iAm Tob pfd ! ! ' 7" | 78%
400'Aco Woolen I 21% i2l ! 21 t 22
, ! Do pfd i i ! 85HI 90
ClOOlAnaeontfa ! 35%! 36' ii C6%| 37
jArcadian Copper i...... 4
finrt,AtlsLDtic Coast L. 62 80 SO 80%
4.100] ATi S F 66% 88 86% S6H
> f Do pfd 89% 90
. I.9ooJßalt & Ohio 91% 91 91 81%
fc... Do pfd ! S3 87
«.00Od RT i «H 43* 43% 44
» Broolrlyn Cn Gas! | 195 110
I<X> Canada Southern.) 62 i fS 1 61% 62%
j 4.HK'Cana(llan Pacific. 1163%!1fi2 1162% 162%
J . 000,0 & O .... ..! 34 ! G3?»l 3Sij 34
! c &. a 1 i rl2 is
I Do pM } j !4S 43
4«V'C * ti-W i 9Hi 9\i\ *Vt »%
20U r Do pfd "A-..i £9 ' !38 137 41
».:...' Po pfd "8".. i ! ! 12% 13%
Do debs j I ! 61 65
'OO'C & N W 1145 !144 |144 144%
I?.H<KtC M & St P J118«i!ll7 !117>4 117%
2'.Ki' Do Pfd !147 ;147 1146 148
ion; Central I-eather.J 17%! ITS 17% 18
4fHil Do pfd jB2 1 81% 81 62
. m Chicago Terminal! i 4 6%
* ! Do pfd.. ' i 15 25
, Chicago Un Traci j 2%j
100JC C C & St L..1 61T»! enii 61%t «2>4
.» ! Do pfd... j J.....190 ! 9S
l.S'XtColo F & 1.... 22%! 21 1 20%! 21
j Do pfd 1 40>4 50
iCol H C & 1 ! 20%, 22%
SOO.CoIo South -*2«it - 2 - I ** 22^
\u0084 r>o i« pfd :....) .'.2 m
3W Do £d pfd I 42% 42% 42 42%
. 2.4'«i : Con Gas jB9 96% 06% 97%
2Po"Con> Producn ..! 13% 13>i 13 13%
9 1 Do pfd .......! I «4U 67
400 Del & Hurt |157 ,150 155 157
„ T» L& W •....! 'A 470 4K5
, 200:n AEG ... i 241U 24 23% 24
;».... ..j r»o pfd .......; !..... cs 6t>
„ Detroit Cn *y ..1 1 «% 6»
'Diamond Mairh I .124 124%
1 ... J .:-.-.jDUt Sec ..! 1..... 53% 55
'.Doluth S S 4c A.J.....1..... - »«, 10
i» I Do pfd i J8 22
l.W^Erie :20% 20 20 20»i
i«o' r>o m prd ...| 45 :45 44% 46%
TOO Do 2d pfd ! 36U »6 35% 36
r>of-F M& S pfd .... ~? "I 71 71 74
SWi^GeDeral EW 7.":n26% 11*6% 126 126%
....... -firsnby C M SiPj | W) no'
4rtOGrr-«t N- Ore ..54 1531 SS . 53%
6.nfVii Do pfd |12%t;|128' 126% 127%
'Greene Can Cop .', | .8% gij
illavaaa Tob Co .)'.....! 8% 11..
— ...| rv> r f<3 1 14' 17
100H~-k Val 76 76 75 .....
.....:.! Do pM j P5%
. illllnoi* Cent : 135 v,7
sniMnterbnro Met ... 9',i J* in o«4
4<X>! Do pfd ..26 I 25% i 25% 26
\u25a0 Inter Marine j fi 7
1 Do pfd 1 17% 17%'
'Inter Paper ..... .....1 12 1:5
j Do pfd j 69 71
(Inter Power ...! 41U 43
'Inter Pump .; . \9\ 3 21
! Do pfd 69 70
200' lowa Cent ...... 15T»| 15% 13% 16
....... Do pfd i »BVj -"Mf-i
... X CHSiM pfd 70' 73
-..;.,... K«n C South .-.| j j25 V, .
200! ' Do pfd i .'.0%! 55'ij f.5% r»SU
....... Lake Trie &. W. ........ ..| 14 17*
:.. D« pM { J 45 55
'L*hi?b Val ..... ..... P9 59T,
» .il»c? IslaDfl ).....!... ..) 40 . 50
6«t.L i: X ...... ".jIOR^.IOKU 107% i!ofe%
SfWiMeckßT I 61*4} 61 R ij 61 | 62U
.; r>o r M ;.i..--.. .*.'..;! «rVj «'"
lOOMaobattan 111S 11&ni6%120
....... \Met islHy 1.....! 3S SB
jMox Cc-nt !.. 16% 17
SOOiMino i St L.... 37U 57 SO SS
. '.'. '.'.'.'. '.] MSt P &SSM ...I'. -*...'* M» .....
.......I Do pfd........ 121% ISO
I.JWiOM.K & Texas... 54% 24 34% 34%
200' Do pfd.. .. «3 64 Ti f4% 65
700 Missouri Pacific! <5S"i C 7% 67% 68
t. ..|N,C & St L :. 120 125
7<X> National Lead '\u0084.. 50 47 48% 43
....... Do pfd...... 93?g 95
....... N R R «f Mipfd ..... ..... 47 45%
&««N«t»on»l Bi»ruit. 74 73 .73% 74%
... ' Do pfd........ 110% 113' !
"....... Km Com Coi»per '!>%.....
:. N«-wbnose Coptxr . .... '..<.".. *i4^ 9" :
SOON J Central- ..:.' 177 176 175 ISO
*00!N V Air Brake.. \u25a0 108' i 106% 108 108 -•!
C.eoO'X V Central.... 105% 104% 104% 104%
3W;S«.Y C & St L.. 83% 33% 33 - 34% :
Do l»t pfd..-.. ...:. ..... FlO . 105
i Do 2d pfd.... ..... .:.:.««•. -71
l.OOft'X V N H & Hart 141%)140U. 141 .. 141Tj
• iN-y.Oiit AW.'. .....1.:..! 52% S3 '\u25a0\u25a0»\u25a0
4C«o:NorfoUi &W-...J 72 \7l >~\ 71> 3 7'_*
New York Stock List— -Continued - "
Sales | STOCKS |Hlgh.lLavr.| Bid. | AskT
I Do pfd.'.. 78 84
....... (North American. ........:. 57" 68%
• 17,600 Northern Pacific. 128% 12T% 128% 12S*4
Omaba .; ..„..:.. 125 130'
Do pfd 150 170
..(Pacific Coast. .......... S3 88
• • Do Ist pfd.... .......... 85 88
Do 2d pfd.:.: 87 02
Pacific Mail .. 24 25%
16.000|Pennsy R R Co. 120% 118% 119% 119%
eoO'.People's Gas .... 86 85*; 85 85%
IP C C &. St L. ...... ...:. 65 «9
..'. I Do pfd J ..... S3 85
SOOjPlttsbnrjr Coal ... .10% 10U 10VJ 10%
I Do pfd ;.. 49- 51-,
700; Pressed Steel Cari 28% 25 »; .25% 26%
Do pfd | 82 >hSS
• Pullman -Car Co. . ..... 155 158 '
100 Ry Steel Spring* 36% S6>; 35TA 36%
I Do pfd.... 1.. ..| fO% 87
73.300 Reading . -.*. .... 94U1 »2i£ 92% 92»i
!. Do Ist, pfd ..j....:| 76 82
.. .! I)o 2d pfd i ..... | T5 80
400| Republic S & 1.. 20% 20U 20U 20%
....... Do pfd ; 72% 73%
1,700 Rock IsUnd Co. 10VJ 18% 18% 18%
5001 Do pfd 44% 44% 44' 45
300iSloss Sheff S& I 46 45 45 X 46 .
Do pfd..........:. SO 93 *'
.......!St UEF Ist .....1 6S GO
400! Do 2d pfd 37* i 36% 36 37
• •vl st r j' & ,« t W \u25a0•• 1«K 18
1.. D0 pfd ... 42 45
12.900! Southern Pacific. 85% S4H 84H 84%
• ••••^.L Do p«. ....... ...no' in
I.9oo;Southcrn Ry 15% 15% 15« 15%
100 Do pfd- ....... 53U 53U 53 53%
... 'Term Coal & Iron ...:. '..... 135 145
: j Term ' Copper ..... 29% 30
....". ..TTex Pact T Co. co' 68
MOJTexas Pacific ... 27 2G% 26* 27
400 Third At 44« 43' 44% 45
.......IToi Ry t Tr Co. ..... ..... 20% 21«.
300 Td St L £ W... 25' 24% 24% 25"
300 Do pfd .....:. 46% 40^4 46% 46%
SOOjTwln aty R T.. 94 03% 94 95
Union B &, Paper \st> : 55/
.......| Do pfd ..... 53 57
111.300 Union Pacific ... 125% 1264, 126% 12831
100 Do pfd 81% 61% 80% &2
Unked Copper 47 45%
....... Unit Rd« of S F *17 20
Do pfd ........;.......: 33" 35
....... Do 4s ~ 7J
SOO C S C Iron Pipe. 30V» 30% 29 ' 30%
j Do pfd ..... 76 80 '
n 8 Express .... ..... ....; 85 SK>
200 U S . Real * Cons 50% 48% 48J, 51
U S R & R Co 11 v
... Do pfd ..... ..... 3S 42
... U S Robber 27 30%
....... Dolrtpfd 89% 92%
•• Do 2d pfd ;.. 81% 62
.-•5.400U R Steel Cor.:.. 27% 27- 27% 27«
23.«fi0 Do pfd 90% SS% BS% 88%
SOO Utah Copper y. .. 23 22 21% 22-*
. 100 Va-Car ChemTCo. 20 20 20' 20%
•• Do pfd 93% 98i
Va CI & C Co.. ..... ..... 45- r.O
....... Wabash ...;... 11' n»i
200 Do pfd ... 20 19% 19% 20
.:..... W«11«F Exprett 250 300
400 Western Union .. 13% 73 72 7S
Weßtln^house \u0084.|..... .;..; .... 13^
— .:. w &le .:..r.j. ......... o, ji .;
200 Do Ist pfd ... 23 22 21 25
. ..' Do 2d. pfd .... ..: .10 15 \u25a0
i\Vlscon«?n Central 1412 I7vi
.......1 Do pfd ...,...)..... ...,,j 37 I 40
582.800 — total ;share« tcld.
New, York Bonds -
US ref 2sTeg:.los^iiJapan 4s ....... .?S0 '
Do conpon 106 I Do 4%s *ert. ' Sfl'l
Do 3s reg.. .:..102%l Do 2d series....' &S%
Do conpon ..'..102%jL & N unified 4s.'fH
Do new 4s re* .l2."V - Man con gold- 45.1«0U
Do coupon ..-. .125t IMex Central 45... 77 Vi
Amer Tobacco 4s. i<i%\ Do Ist. Inc.". ' 15
Do «•;....... .IOIT4 ir.rK &:Texas-4V. IT.U
Atch Ren % 4« .... s il- Do 2d* .....'., 83 *
Do adj 4»>w;-.7. hTi-'NR of Mci crtn'4s7OiJ.
Do in ........ !r.>% .V V C (ten' 3V.«. . £$i|
Do ss. ....:.. .JO|!S,IN J C.gen 55....m%
Atlantic C -\j 4s. S*Vi|Nor Pacific' 4§ " " m'-.
B«H & Ohio 45.. . ossiif -' Do 3s ...... ;.'..t«si;
Do *%s X!) iNorv^-W \u25a0con'4s.'J«4'
Brooklyn RT c 4s 77 , |O S ': Mnc : rfd s it. imu
Ct-ntral of Ga ss. 107% Pa cony *3%5. . ... l»i">
-; Dor Ist inc../.. .""0 IReadins gfu* 45... o.';%'
D<. 2d Inc C"» JS \. 4--I M con ss.lOr»'
Do Sd- 1nc...;.. -Js',j!St I/& S F f? 4s. 7.'
Cbes & Ohio 4%5.100 ISt L S- XV con 4s. 7OL.
Chi & Alton 3%5. <v? .ISeabcard *A L" Ah. 7O»i
C..8 &. Q n«"v 4«. M-iiSo^Peeiflc 45.V... M
C. R I'& Pac .4b. *Z) 1 Dn Ist. 4s cert.. \u25a0M>
Do col 55. . . .*.". S{ \u25a0 ISo Railway • 55. . . . 102
0.0.0 & Sign 4s. J^HJTex &. Pac 15t3..111
Colo Ind s*. sr A; r»2--MTbi: St L & W 4s 7."
Colo Midland 45. . CJ^lUnlon Pacific 45. . !is*i
Colo &- So \u25a0 4s . T. ". Si% ) »Do 1 conr 4s - • - S7-Ti
C'lba .> ... . . v. .101 -JUS Steel 2d 55. . SQ%
Den & Rio <5 4e.-05 •(Wabisb Ists-.-; 1071.J
Dirt Securities «».:78' KDo <leb- 8. : . . : .tV, '\u25a0*
Erl»>-piior-Jlen:4».' lUi'.jWesternri'd -4<i... 71
Do pen. 4« ....':*'\u25a0 !w &..L Erie 4r.; . *qc.
Bork . V«l 4%5... 09»«HVIs:Ceiitr*l 48.. ; ."5i-i
\u25a0'" THE COPPER /STOCKS " > : ,
BOSTON". Sept. 27.— Hutton"s l «lre nays:* 1 Re
nei<-ed..Uquld»tlfln,.set,.ln again ;uxJay'. la ' the
local market, .due- principally, to tbennsatisfac
tory fffline In the. metal market; sine* tbe*re^
ceet . rcdartion tin . prices, and .-the • market, iras
week from, the start to ;the finish.'': It appears
\u25a0»»lf -there has b*en nome- sw>d. sized 'accounts
carried ;. tbrocgh : : ; the last ' break vwblch — «ere
thrmrn on the market today. , especially in-^th-
Out t» and' Oalumft and' Aiixona. Trhirb declined
sharply, . Jjarlnsr a bad effect on the balance. ";. .
X*w York Money Market
NEW YORK, Sept.' 27.— Money, on can'stronc;
4®« per tent; ruUng rate, 4%; closing bid, s
o2ered-«t;5." \u25a0 " - ... .. : '\u25a0'•\u25a0<,
.Tltn« loans. \ dull - and firmer; Iw • days." 5% « a
y*i: m days, 3%@6 per cent;; six months. 0
per cent. - . . . \u25a0/. \u25a0k , '\u0084 ,-. '
\u25a0 Prime. vmercsntile:- paper. -«%@7 per. Vent
bterllns «v>ban«p.- steady trith *cttial> bm iDess
in liankersw-WIIR at »4.»C,4()>5t4.)i545 v for 'demand '
*nd *t *».«i7s<g,4.RlsM> for ra) day^bllls : v \u25a0 ?\u25a0 I
Cotnnicrciwr bilk,- S4.SI<&4.SISI
THE SAN ..^ANGISCOV-. CALL, SATURDM^EI^MBERV;2B, :1907;
\u25a0 Bsr.silTor, 67*-3 C *'
Mexican dollarp. 52% C.
.Gurerumeut • bonds, wesib;; .railroad, bonds. • ir
raj;iilnr,V|^^jfewwgm . '' \u25a0,"-'- '-',' '' '
-' • \u25a0 . Weekly Hflnk Clearings .
. iXEWii YORK. . Sept.- : 27.~BradstreetV,' bintc ;
clearings, report- for -the-wceki endlDK..Sep<ember
IG shows .an aggregate of .%$2.475.053.00<)."as
against - f 2,47n.404.<t00 last week f aDd ) ?2.570.
211.000 in tbe corresponding- 'week - last yi-ar:
Canadian clearings for. tneweek total r5"8,525,v
000." as against. $53,225.000 last : week L<»nDfl
$72,031,000 in : the' corresponding • week ' last year.
• following Is a y list of tbe principal .citif3:
New York $1,305,025,000. decrease..2s.7.; per
cent; Chicago $249,396,000. increase 15.7: ; Bos
ton $132,055,000. decrease .' 5.5: ' Philadelphia
sl29,3o7,ooo. decrease 4.6; St. L0ui5.5.".9.322.0U0.
Increase ; 12.9: \u25a0 Plttsburg \u25a0 *54.220,000. \u25a0" iucrsn«i\
12.4: San Francisco $42,600,000. \u25a0 lncreat"-> '>.?>;
Kansas City $37.77O.O00;;increase .45.4:. 1.08 An
geles $10,331,000, increase 2: Seattle $10,770.0C>0.
Increase 6.6: DenTer $9.0»i0.000,- Increase ~3l.4:
Salt- Lake City 55.975.0fJ0. Increase .15.9:^Port
land I $6.7&3.000. Mncrease:: 13.8:! Spokane J6.705.:
OCiO. Increase 35.2; Tacoma $4,P37,Ooo.vinoreatse
23.7: Oakland -$2,408,000.' no Increase ;or : de
crease: Wichita $1,277,000. Increase 7.0: To
peka $1,104,000. inereasp 30.1; ; Helena $1.^56.
000, increase 62.9: Oklahoma City $SS,OQO, no
increaee or decrease; . . ( •
; 3\>tt York Cotton Market
NEW YORK. -Sept. "27.—Hutton'SiWire gays:
"Cotton was weak on' lower, cables, opened 10 to
17 points down, with trade.'active. There was au
effprt made to force prices belnw- the low'point
of llie season fox January, but there was good
buying.' Estimated receipts for * tomorrow v.-ere
light,-being only-, one-third;of,;last year.: = The
south is do doubt making affirm stand on'hold
ing their cotton snd Is In no way following tbe ,
decline in futures. '
~ "There U nothing in the situation on which to'
bull' tbe: market at - present. It- would be. doing
well -to ; hold the ; present leTel of . prices -: until
thebeary movement of; the crop -and tightness
and deaVness of money are; OTer.: and until the
gpTernment crop report:: due \u25a0on ' October •: 2, is
published.'- If . the' market.has: any /important
rally on .these, reports brokers" rather * suggest
sales than purchases .in view,, of; tbe spread of
reactionary tendencies In general business,, which
they think is destined to.cause a'\u25a0:\u25a0 very heavy
shrinkage In • tbe \u25a0 world's - consumption -of cotton
the :ensuing year as ' comparer! ..with'the past
three, >eai=ons. Meanwhile "disastrous v weather
or.an earlier occurrence of general.killing frost
will? be "necessary to reduce the crop prospect
under 12.300,000 bales."
• OptlOD. Open. High.' Low. Close.
September. ....." ' . ..... 10.72
October -........-\u25a0>,.'.. • ...... -\u25a0 10.74
November .......... "..... 10.76
December .10.90 10.955 • 10.77 . 10.92
January .........10.90 lI.OS 10.89 11.00
February •.....: 10.96 .11.08 ' 10.59 11.06
March ...11.13 11.20 11.00 11.12
April 11.18 -11.1.8 ;: 11117, - 11.1 ft
May ";.... ..11.23 11.20 ll.'lO 11.20
June ;...... .... • ..... ,11.23
July 11.19 11.19 11.17 ./11.2S
• CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and-Provisions .;
..CHICAGO. Sept. 27.—Weak-cables,and liberal
news from the northwest-caused a decline in the
local wheat market. -Final quotations on the
December delivery- showed- a -net 'loss .of :Vi<2%ci
Corn was up *i@Tic;-* "<* . - \u25a0.: ~. - ~
Provisions were s@"%c">hlgher.";"' :
Oats:were a shade higher. •• The*wheat market
was ess j- at the opening' today' because \u25a0of favor
able reports from Argentina. and Russia; < The
weather in the ndrthweut. which was considered
suitable ' for. thrashing • operations, - also * affected
the market, in a - bearish:;. manner. V About' the
middle of the day.'-:- however, |. the market. be
came strcng on lively buying j by. cash bouses
whicb-was inspired by a-low estimate on the
Canadian crop made by. a - crop expert. A sharp
advance in corn'further, strengthened-the wheat
market. Late in the , day i prices declined fully
lc per bushel on • reports from' the l northwest
that the movement \u25a0Of new wheat to ' marSSt:e t: Is
increasing rapidly.'- Thrashing Returns also
continued to show •- fairly /"liberal yields.
The close,was weak.'. December opened %@%e
lower" at 99%c<g?i; sold between /39?ic and
fl.OlVi and closed at $1.
Clearances of - wheat and flour; were equal to
256,000. .' ' r , ; '.. . •:-; -', -. ..
The " corn \u25a0 market was strong .'all day. because
of the wet weather which prevailed over tbe
greater portion of the corn belt. The close was
at 58% Local receipts .were, 528 cars,
with -225 of contract,grade. -. - . .
\u25a0 Tbe oaU market was dull and feeble all day.
December opened-%@Uc higher at.52%@52%c,
soldi between 52%c \u25a0: and •. 52% c•; and closed
at-32%@52VjC* .Local-receipts were -166 cars.
. The; provisions" market % was": fairly -. strong -on
smaller receipts of live j hogs I and improved cash
demand. 'At the close. January .pork was up
12% cat $13.32%. Lard was up '12% cat
$8.fc2%". Ribs were 5@7%c higher at $7.07%©3.
.\u25a0 Estimated j-eceipta for: tomorrow: • - Wheat,, 135
cars; corn, C2l cars; oats, 220 cars; hogs, 11,000
head.:'- ... \u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0•-< "\u25a0,\u25a0-..-\u25a0\u25a0 '.
' 'The leading futures ranged as,follows: \u25a0/\u25a0
Articles— ' Open. ".High. Low. .'Close.
: Wheat — : \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•-.•\u25a0 ' .
September.:.".:. Ofi<i P7N, f«s«i PG%
December .. 1.00 I.oo'i 90«4 1.00 -
May. ICO 1.07 1.05H 1.05%
. Corn— '\u0084.»'-'
September ...... 62% ; . R3;i -' \u25a0 *>2% .' G.",^
December ...... . 5f»... '. »;o \. 55% 50%
May. .......... ,60 . 61 B»si ' 60»j
-. Oats— - \u25a0• . \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0.\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0'-.--- - \u25a0\u25a0 ..\u25a0
September 52*H 52T» 52 52
December - 52»4 .\u25a0J2:! 4 ,">2'i - r,itV4
May .53% 51% 53 53H
Mess Pork.'per bbl — •
October 14.00 14.n0. 13.85 14iOO
January .......13.20 - 15.42% 15.17% 15.32%
Lard, per 100 lbs— ~ • \u25a0
October ......... fi.02%" 3.loT\u25a0•"' fl.o*J% 0.10 1
January ........'8.70 - 5.57 - '\u25a0 8.70 , 8.50%
.Short'Hibs, per 100 lbs —. " -
October 8.15 • $.25 S.I2U 8;25
January 7.92%.8.07% 7.92% 8.00
Caftb . Grain and'Proviiiions .
CHICAGO.".Sept."27.— Cash quotations,were as
follows: _ Flour,. steady; No. 2 sprluc wheat
51.05g1.05; No. 3, 98c@-$1.06: No. 2 red,96iiS!
»7%c. No. 2 corn.. 63%©03*ic; No. 2 yellow,
64Vi«|C4%c. No. -.2 oats. 52c: No.' 2 white. 45%
<Sso%c; So. 3 white. 48%Q50%c. ; No. 2rye
fc9@»oc. •. Good feeding barley. 76<jiS0e; fair to
choice inaltin;, 05c@$l. No. 1-flaxseed. f1".24%;
No. 1 northwestern. $1.24%'; prime timothy seed.
$4;20; clover, contract ..'grades,'- $16.75. Short
ribs, s!dea/Tloose). $8.->2%(88.30; mei-s iwrk. per
haiTel.;sl4<gl4.lo:- lard, . per 100 lbs, $9.07H;
short clear nidps (boxed), ?8.50@8.75. Whisky,
basis of UigU.wines, $ 1.34. • \u25a0 •\u25a0 .:
Articles—\u25a0'- - . ' Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, barrels 21.200 37.000-
Wheat,-bushels..: ..221,000 111.500
Corn,. nnshels...\u25a0...'.-.....„• 028.800 ' r.33,3fi0
Oats, '-• busbels....". .'.-.373.000 • > 306,400
Rye. bushel?." '..:...29,000 ;' \u0084.'....
Barley, bushels :... HO.OO1.! \u25a0 '• 45.200
.....'- - "... ..--. -, „,..,*.. ..- .^- , ,:. -: ' ....;.'-''\u25a0\u25a0'
... Butter, Chceoe and Etspn '\u25a0
,'CHICAGO,.Sept.' 27.—0n tbe: produce exchange
today the butter market was.firm. . Crraiueiii«
23%"@28c; dairie?." 22@25c. Kjfgs, nrm: st
mark, cases included,/ 14%@17t'>c; firsts, "wif
21% c.' Cheese, steady, Vi%<^tl4\icl ;
Eastern Livestock Market ' ;
\u25a0 : ; KANSAS,CITY. "' '\u25a0'!\u25a0"''.'•'\u25a0
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 1/ 27.—Cattle—Receipt*.
3.000. including 600 «outbern«.' .Market steady to
strong.. .Native .steers, $4.75(3 7;» southern'steer*,
53(&4.50: \u25a0 southern-. cowh. :|2<g.3-25:' native 1, cows
and • belfcrs. $2gu!2.5: • stockers and feeclerß. SS^
5.25; bulls. $2.50«J3.75; calves. western
steers,-$3.50@5.25;' western cows." $2.25(5j4.v« .
Hogs—Receipts, 5.000. -Market-steady.-.Bulk
of soles, f4.1O(g:6:30; heavy, 10.05^6.20;; pack
ers. $6.10@6.30; pigs and light.;sß.2o@6.Ss. V
Sheep— Receipts, 6.000. ' Market ? weak.; >Mnt
tons.. $5(g5.50; lambs. $6@7.2o;;range wethers,
?5@5.55; fed ewes. $4.50(K6.60. ! ' \u25a0 -, ,-• , /
-- CHICAGO
CHICAGO. S«»pt. 27.—Cattle—Receipt*. -about
2.500. .Market.steady.^ Beeves, $4.10<37.2.'«: cowr
and heifers. 11.25(55.40: Texas steers, 13.704
4.80; ' calves. ?U<7£B: i western<cattle,v S4Q6 25
st<x;ker9 and feeder?, ?2.60(g5. : ••;.,
\u25a0'Hogs—Receipt,- about-14.000."^"Market steady
to 5c hiclier..; Light." je.i.jfge.esfmlxfd.'^S.OOfa
6. iO; heavy. \u25a0 $3.7ofa<j.6'); .. rough. • '$5.7005 95- -
Pig". $5@»i.33: bulk of salos.' $6.05ig6.4Q. v' "
_ Sheep—Receipts. > about- 3.000. I Market steady.
Native, $3^5.40;. western: ?3(g5: yearline«. ."5.1.40
(g.8.30; lambs, ?4.75<57.4r,; western," $t.<srji'7.so.
..to- . . •:: I V SOUTH OMAHA. — . T ...
- SOUTn OMAHA.. Neb., .Sept; 27.— Cattle—
Retolpts. 2.300. rMarket steady, i Native steer*.
?4.is'ij7: oiwn and belrers.'s2.7s<g4.so:" western
eteors. ?3.75i55.75; extras steers,- $3.75<g4.M:
cuwp and holfprs. *2.2.".@4;i",<aoucrs,.\u25a0>2fti-_».KS-'
Mocker*^ aDd fecdent. ?2.505t5.25; "calves.^ «3<a '•
&.SU;. bulls,'staccctf.. .t2s|4.-: r-,.- \u25a0\u25a0;•'! : - ' *
Hogs—Receipts. 5.200.;:., Market steadvV. to
htrops^r. .Henry, f5.75(^0: \u25a0 mlsed,-?5.55@.1.»ri:
l.igbt.:*6fafi.7o:.'ptßs: ?r..\oe<s. •-- -,< .
". Slieen—Hec*.ipts. l.nfx). ->iarVet steady.-: Year
lings, -$o.&O(ijJ.7CJ;. lambs, 56.7.>®7.
.. :-. '\u0084' .Lou Angrles MarkeU
.. LOS'ANGELES.';Sept. 27.—Business today:was
<juiet:-retalj«»».re. buy lnsj sparingly:-.The'po-
Utoi market developed "Do'scirt features ? today. 1
Receipts, wpre nearly- up. to-the" daily* demand "and
therefore * did •• not ? give.' the "trade Tmuch t Oppor
tunity to reduce boldinfs. '\u25a0 • Offeringsf made-by
broiers mere -on the; samp '\u25a0 ba^ls '\u25a0 as • yesterday/
but.' tliere was little, demand:;*: Onions are \u25a0\u25a0 steady
with -several d»aleir">wlllingito"-payimore than"
$2 a ;" hundred ; for."good, keepingsstock.'f; Indica
tions are. for a,steady to flrm^marsetUhroughout
October. . Eggs are * firm $as ? quoted;",An 5 effort
was made to put up tbp'price to S9@4oc for local
candled, but failed.",and tbe'quotatlonsinow.'are
38fj30c.'as'yesterOay:";',-..The* case*connt;payln»
priee;remains 36e,';and.thejmarketvfor.easterniig
nnchanged."-'Butter is:steadv atifull.Jquotatlons:
Dealers.'still have. ~. a'.vsurpfus ',;stock\,on • hand;
Eastern' cheese Is' firm >and- advancing. ,'j Loral *is
steady. ' Trading-.ln'freshtfruftSv was'.fairlyrac
tlve- and'tbe trend'ef the [ market* favors'higher
prtceH. ' '. • \u25a0 .'.'\u25a0. v-\u25a0-\u25a0-.'•\u25a0:.'•;; t'-\u25a0\u25a0:! :i '.-. \u25a0;
;v.
;
j
BIISCKLIiANEOVS MARKETS
' St.::' I/Ouli» w ,'\Vooly;Market: \u25a0 ' '\u25a0'\u25a0
: .s¥. 1.01.'15. Srpt.':27."i-Market:st(>«d.r:" wrsfrn
mp'Miinis, \u25a0 20*t-.V; fino-mediums,•.'lO^.i.'oe; liDe/''\u25a0
i;4i".\.v.-. •"•v^feSßSßj^Bg'-i'v ''\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0"• -\u25a0- \u25a0- •-.\u25a0\u25a0••
.. .;„: KoreiKn'Kuture*
- * : ;\u25a0;': \ • ,'
tWbeat— l.- v ,S P nt. T)«r. M*T.
Opening ''..\ , • 7 !> 7.11 8 V S "*
Closlug \u25a0......'.';'.,;'.!!! 7SU 7 11*4 S?i
TARIS ' T 4i
X\\bost— --.-.' •;,•; -=\u25a0" \u25a0•.'\u25a0-.\u25a0 \u25a0'..• S'-pt. Jan.-Apl.
Ope Ding \u25a0•./;. \u25a0 \u25a0'-.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0; >*?, -,r, '.-; 24, »•"•
Olosiu? ; . i. ::'..'.'."\u25a0'" "\u25a0';.'. -J3 Su 24T>3.
.. -'."Flour— -,Vf- ; "r'" ','," ' ' '
Openlnif/:"f '.';".' ' * \u25a0 "" I."> . ' "1 **> :
closing v... ../.;;;;";;;;;;;; 33 .v» \u0084 3100 .;
Northern r Bp»ine«s
PORTLAND. Sept::27.'— Cleariugs. ?y55>,720.47;
balancps. \u25a0$:i<;.27(j 07 ' \u25a0
.^SEATTLE. Sept. 27— Clearings. $1,457,003.70;
balances, $104,629.21. .
LOCAL MARKETS
\Kxchange. and Bullion. •
New Tork esobange iV higher and. 6o day gter
ling lower.' -Silver advanced Uc. \u25a0
'.'.'• LOCAL J. \ onl .
Sterling exchange. 60 day 5 .......... .— 7S*.B.Va
Sterling, exchange, eight. , ~<& 4 -jSJ*
Sterling exchange, cables.. • — ® 4 - 8 ' -*
New. York "exchange," sight." . .... i• • — @ 10' '1
New i York exchange, ; telegraphic. ... — % "I-,j
Silver,, per" ounce. .;\u25a0.-........ .—© -o'iJ
Mexican dollars, nominal ......... — ft* ~
-H •. 'CONTINENTAL «,-,,
New.Tork on Paris .............-•••••• sii -?
New York -on Mexico ..............•••• 200 ">4
Paris on London ......: •
Berlin on .London.' . . ".". •• • • .20.45%_
\u25a0 l . -. AVheat and Other Grains / .
Whoa t— Chicago . opened lower, . but soon recov
ered and:tnrne<i firm." chiefly en account of bad
1 crop, reports, from' Canada, the crop .'of which,
according to ' Snow's estimate. 1 will be sbout-40.
000,000 bushels.- " Broomhall cabled a big yHfcld In
Russia' and^ fayprable crop news from the Argen
tine. '\u25a0' There was a good shipping and:specula
tlve demand, .with -200,000 bushels taken forex
port.'" : .-., \u25ba.\u25a0 - \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 „ \u25ba.: \u25a0 •\u25a0 ; '
The San Francisco ' market continued firm and
not materially changed. " -*
- . CASH WHEAT . 7 .
' 'California'!' club, $i:60(&l.e2l4:" do milling.
$1.62*4; California wliite Australian. ?t.6r.<is
1.70: lower grades "of Caltfornla, -;$1.35(g1.50:
northern club. $I.s~V>@l.Co; • northern bluesteui,
$1.05@1.70; northern" red. $1.55@1.57'A.
\u25a0. . . •. \u25a0 .'.futures- \u25a0..•.;.\u25a0,•. '„".-;\u25a0
; -.10:30 a." m. session
December— No sales;^-$1.63*4 bid./,' :
; Barley — There is a rattling barley market now,
not only in this - town,- but all over the .' Pacific
coast. :\u25a0..;•. Buyers are. in all markets andpiirchas
ing large lines whenever they can get them, both
for feed ; and f shipping- aceonnt. The shippers
want more, barley, . and'also more ships to. put [
It Into." "\u25a0; A protolnent- factor of strength is the
present \u25a0 export of barley - from tbe j< wo northern
states to tbe east.. The feeling is very stiff and
the r tendency. \u25a0 is . deeldedly upward. \u25a0 Northern
barley, was still., higher yesterday at \u25a0 $1:41*4.'
«D<l;saleß of California, feed at 'sl.43?4' were re
ported, .with many holders asking $1.45. \u25a0, \u25a0". ".:"
\u25a0 . GASH BARLKV * '
Good-to choice feed, < spot. $1.41ti@1.43?i:
common to fairJ"'sl.37"4@l.4o' per'ctl; brewlne,
$1.45(g1.47'i per ctl;' chevalier, $1.42'/2@1.55
per ctl. \u25a0 . , '-. .. \u25a0 \u25a0 . -=. ": •
FUTURES ' . '
. 10:30 h. m. session
May — No sales; $1.50 bid. .' . -- .'^'- ; '.x
\u25a0 December — No sales: $1.47 bid, $1.4S asked.
Oats— All ' descriptions " are showing great
strength, with -.lndieations In favor of still higher
prices. ...More, sales, of fine. black for seed at ,3c
are reported. "•Receipts and offerings. of all sort*
continue light.; TUe..two northern..' states are
sending." their surplus to "the ,-enst. .which -cuts
down our receipts from ; those Important sources
and Imparts additional strength to this market.
'. Good to , choice red,: for seed, . $1.75@2; for
feed, 51.60@1.70;. common -to, fair, 51.50(§:1.55;.
white. $1.50@1.55; f0r; N0. 1 and $I.s7*^.for.ex
tra .choice; .good j clean black for seed, $2.softji
2.75, with small lots bringing $3; gray, : $1.471«.
@1.55 per. ctl. . ; ; .. . . :
.Corn— Continues" firm at tbe nominal advance
noted yesterday. • \u25a0 \u25a0
• California small round yellow.': $1. 60: - large
yellow. * $1.55@1.60; white, nominal; western
state.ln bulk"; San Francisco track, $1.53 for
yellow.;" $1.55 for,- white and $1.51 for mixed;
in sacks, 7%@10c b)gher;-white Egyptian, $1.35;
brown Egyptian: $1.25. \u25a0 \u25a0 -..,.\u25a0\u25a0
Rye — Is dull • and •\u25a0 out of favor. California,
$1.37K@1.40; Utah, $1.35@1.37*^ per ctl.
' Flour. and : Farinaceous Goods
Flour— California; family extras, $3.20^5.70
net. without discount; -.bakers' extras. , $5.20®
5.45; superfine, $4.10:g4.30: Oregon and Wash
ington,, per,, bbl. '£"»(& *i.:ss i for family.* and |4.40©
4.65 : for cut ott. -\u25a0' - Kansas > flour, \u25a0 San . Francisco
track. •53.50(26;; Dak0ta; $5..10@0.30 per bbl.-. .
• -Farinaceous Goods— Prices ; packages.' net.
cash, 110 discount, .are as follows: - Graham -flour,
$3 per, 100 lbs; rye; flour." s3. 4o; rye meal, $3.20;
rice flour. $7.2o; r corn meal," 52.75;,* extra cream
do, $3.40; oat meal. $4.10; ; oat igroats. ;$4.30;
hominy, $3.40@3.60; buckwheat flour, $4; cracked
wheat, $3.50; farina; $4.20; whols'wheat flour,
$3.20; rolled oats: bbls, $0@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; giceD
peas, $3 per 100 lbs. ; , \u0084 •-
\u25a0 Hay and • Feedstuff*
'» Tbe .continued J light? receipts of hay are pro
ducing their. effect «a the market.' which Is he
com Ing steadier, ; and, \ according to some dealers:
firmer, .' tiiougb ;no improvement •tn i prices . ' is
noted. Only 12 care came in yesterday. : -. \u0084.._.
The feed ,; market . is ..working ; around -into
firmer - shape. Handlers : of : . bran . reported that
market, becoming cleaned .;up,; and nomelcxport
au;ndvaDce in prices- nestiTfeek.' Rolled "barley
is rising wltli" tbe raw grain;
\u25a0 '. Brau— s2o@22.*;o |>t-r tin.
Middlings— s2S@3o por ton. .
;; tt v Shorts— $21.50@23 per ton. ''- : -;>\u25a0 '
. Fecdstuffs — Rolled barley, $30<&31; :mised
feed. • $2^^:24; of lcate , ; meal; ' Ju * "ill ton iot>,
835.50. 10. ton lots s;ia, 6 ton lots $311.50; cocoa
nut cake or meal at mills, $25 In 10 and &.'>u
in-5 ton -lots; Jobbing. '-$26; \u25a0 corn' meal, $32,
<.Tacke<l .' corn,-; $33 ; broom ' corn ; f eed. - 90cS$l ' per
ctl; alfalfa meal, V carload ' lots.- $20.50;-. jobbing,;
$21.50 per ton; mealfalfa, $20.50; jobbiag, $21.50.
Hay — Wheat, $12^/18.50; extra choice do, $1S»
di2o per ton; wbcat and oat,'. slo(^lo; tame oat,
"pio@l6;. volunteer w'ld-oat,'.s9@il*:; alfalfa,' ss
<& 14; stock;; $7.50® 10. ; \u25a0:-;
.. Straw— SO@l>Oc per ..bale..." *
\u25a0-:"-^-> .- ! Beann ; and • ; Seeds . \u25a0\u25a0 .
, Thrre are "more dried "peas -coming In as the
new crop is harvested, and- N lies are now. quoted
below. : . There . is no further change in beans: : ".
Beans- (per \u25a0 ctl) — Bay 03, ".:" $3.1.">4t3.30: • :pc\i.
S2.Jsffii3.so; \ small \u25a0' wbite, -$2.90(ai3.15: laa-f
white,; S2. 7s<S3; pluk:s2.7o@2.of»; red.. 's3fiix.,*in:'
llmas.r $5.30@5.40; -, red C kidneys, -.» $3.50@3.73;'
blackeyes, . . $<i.75@4 ; . horse \u25a0 beans, V
craubtrry beans, J53.75;-Garvaoras, ?3.23<jj!4. "
."\u25a0-. S^pds — Browu • mustard, yellow mus
tard,:s3@3.*ir>;-flaxseed. $2.75;* fun a ry, 3=Jite4c;
alfalfa. 12V',(5:14c; rape,, cleaned,'- 2%<3!3c;* tim
othy, nomiuai; 1 hemp". =41/i®4y;c;4 l /i®4y;c; '.-millet. - 2*4 <Q
,2Hc per lb; broom corn. seed,; slS(S2O perlton. \u0084\u25a0-.
.Dried Iras — Green- are. quotable at $2.23 and
NUes at $1.50(g1.75 per. ctl.. . •-.•".. -'\u25a0.;;\u25a0-
Potatoes, Onions /and . Veisetables '
.; ' There ' wai» '. no '. ma terlal \u25a0 change ' In > the • general
situation In: potatoes and 'onions, itbft market ! be
ing . overbtocked and ' weak : all ; around, '• with ' trad
ing.'fif-'s routine, Jobbing; character. Tbe?quota
t ions -for onions and 'river potatoes were allowed
to stand. . while: Salinas ".Burbanks' were lower,
there beina,', nothing,- in .-\u25a0 tbe^.. market;, that could
commaod tbe previous high -, quotation; of $1.75 n
cental. • ;Ttte quotations '? for :> miscellaneous : vejer
tables": varied, butslittle; from ; Safurday's; closing
prices.' Cucumbers, rematned weak" on excessive
supplies, ; while • everything relse on j tbe list soM
fairly at"; satisfactory, figures.-,; Tomatoes .contin
ued - to ; pour :in • from -the * river • and bny ; growing
sections» ; but prices held up remarkably •well.*'. <,
.: Potatoes— Salinas Burbanks,- f sl.tQ@l.6."> ,'per
ctl; river." whites,; s'<&!. :& peri otltur clioice.to'
fancy and "ic^l per bag; for pooh '\u25a0 \u25a0• •"••• - ; \u25a0"
Onions— California-yellow, 1 : 51.40(^1.75 per: ctl;
Ore^rouvdn.-. $1.75.- .-.:>\u25a0• \u25a0\u25a0-"- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.•\u25a0'\u25a0.- f ; . .-
; Veget«Mes-i-Green corn, ?1.50@2.25 : per . sack;
sreen peasi ; 3fti 4c ; per lb; \u25a0 tomatoes. : 50@75e ' per
box ; " string * and wax " beans, :, 2@3c I per.; lb: Mima
bean.«; 3"is@4 «c; per,, lb;- summer aquasb;-.*(oi§7sc
per. box: .green peppers. j sos£Gsc- per. box; : cucnm-"
bers. ..40® JOffl) per \u25a0 box : pickle cucumbers. $1 .75@2
per box -for No. 1*: $1/551.25 for; No.' 2 and 75@S">c
for No. '3;: egg plant, '50 (375c ;per bos:; okra.^ 4o^
00c. per box ; garlic: 3(3; 4c per; lb: cabbage," $1: per
ctl: cauliflower,; 05«5. 75c per dozen; carrots. "?l per
sack ; j turnipp.' 75^'.»0c ' per ."'sack : marrowfat ' and
liubbard 6t]uasb. ;slo(&ls;per ton.- '".'. _,""
>- >'. . . Poultry nndrGanie •, ;
Squabs have been", in' argent \u25a0demand among the
Chinese - : during? tbe -.last t several --daya- and ttliis
extra 'Call.?, together' with *' ; a .\u25a0sudden j decrease }la
tbe receipts, sent the : price <up• to i? 3,i ?3 , a v dozen
yeftcrdftj-,* The' chlcken.jinarketf remained,, very
weak 'under l- dull? trading 1 ; and vllbfrraU supplies ;'
Western .stock, »whichif'>rme<l : a^large.' perceutage
or, the <->fforinKS. was weak •\u25a0 and > lower at' .f7.riO.for
brnp,' $4..j0§.3. fr.r:frT«rs,«nd,s6(a6.s<i ,for;young
n.'osiers;;;', Native: fowls \u25a0; vrerc -. also S weak ' at'}un
subtainod \u25a0• prices, » hens - b«>!ng ' more ; plen tlftfl •: and
.weak.thau" anrtblnc " rise."" " - - - <
• • Poultry \u25a0. (ptr d««t : n I — h^ns" \u25a0 $4@5 ; f<. r small,
$5.50@0 ,' for . Urge ? and V s7Ca S ; for \u25a0 extras ; " old
roosters.-. .$4.50©.-, : young ' roosters." $6ft|. 7 : ; do.' ex
tra>-':iarge.":-.57.50@.5: fr.rprs. ?4i2'5.30 : large
broilers, »- $ 3. sf(@'4;. small -, -.broilers, ',',.. .<3@3.50;
djickv.'l s.-,(\u25a0<,(! ifor^yo«npran«l ! -'*4ig4.5(V* fur - ulrt:
plgeons.'r $1 :*io; . squabs: $2.r>o«j3 : \ goese. 8 ? 51.50'g 2
per r pair:'. co«>llng9,Ssl.7s@2 'per 'pair: "young'tur
keys. 22ig.23c. per ;lb;. old. d6,v.lS#2te per Üb.V!;"
'\u25a0' Oame , (per dozen)— Hare,'/ $1.30(1^1'. ur : rabbits;
$2@2.25.' .-\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0- \u25a0. . -. \u25a0;\u25a0 ; .\u25a0•;• ; » ; '. \u25a0 \u0084"--; ...' \u25a0\u25a0- \u25a0\u25a0 : . > • :\u25a0 -
\u25a0"Tlßntter.t Cheese if and; Erb* \? '/:\u25a0\u25a0]..'.,
: The butt eri market- wasVveryjliberallylsuppHed
yesterday," a> steumer : having in >f romi Bum.
boldt i with: a . large ; manifest. late \on Übe t precede
•ingjday,"]aud:- there (were Iforae}* heavy jdpllverie*
from several, San* Joaqulni valley; creameries; I !.; D
espite i the. Increased supplies.' - 5 prices % were ."easily
maiutaln*daands;the,;markef' closed j steady; : Hi
though^there 'was •, : quite «al- large -carryover. On
.tbeji, exchange^ 30 -.cases; of ; fresh '\u25a0\u25a0. local " extras
changed, hands atftbe, quotation. :..•. - ' , :.'.: .'. ' ; , *
--Tbrre wore no.transiactions^ln'cheese or. eggs on
the evhanse.'.and ibuslnessi Id i both f on; tbe street
.wnTs; merely fa ir.-p 1 Supplies iwerctnoDe; too iplentK
ful;, llrt^vpv^r. 'sDflithi'sgtfnernli'tonejof fthejmur
kct'rvas out; of.streuctb. " Buyers ".were offering
15Hc ' f»r.. round Ms of fancy new cliee«>e. . while (
sellers were holding out -for 16c. /.' : - i
Receipts were -.123.900 lbs butter, 14.000 lbs j
cbeese.andl.26S 1 cases eggs. "\u25a0'-'. \u25a0 '.
;Tbe arc itbe offlcUl .quotations as
established : by pales. -"bids* and offers on the floor
of the dairy, exchange. -Prices on the street,
wbllp governed by, the exchange quotations., gen
erally, range 'from. IHe to; 2c higher, owing to
the various 'charges to 'be \u25a0 added. \u25a0 " . > - ,i
Butler— Kresh creamery, extra. " 3t^;C per lb. [
steady; do firsts. 29c, steady: seconds. 26e. steady: |
thirds, ,"s<',; steady: eastern^ extras. >2SVie. firm;
eastern l«dlc packed,": extras. 24c, firm; "do first*.
2S?4c.'.firm:- No. I 'piet led. ,2Bc, 'firm: No.'. 2 do,
-7c, firm; California storage ; extras." 2B l-6 p. firm: ;
do. firsts,; 27c, firm: r eastern storage ladles, firm j
at.23Vfcc forextrasat -23c : for i firsts. - |
.^Choesf— Knncy;Californlj''new rtafs, lo^ic per •
lb, : flrffH • firsts, .. 14 V*c. firm ; \u25a0 new Young Amer- !
ica, ' fanc.Ti. 16c, firm: firsts, , loVl-c. firm; fancy!
Oregon.*.. 15ijc, -firm; fancy eastern. ; 17c, firm; i
storage goods. New York fancy, - lS^c. firm; ;
fancy. California flats, lo^d- firm;' fancy. Youn? t
Amcricaj. ,l«M.c." flnn.' > ' • • '
Eggs— California fresh extras. .43c per doz, ;
steady; . firsts, "30c, < steady t.neconds. 25c.' steady: •
thirds,- 24c. steady:: eastern selected.' 1 25^c. firm; .
do, firsts. 23c. : firm; -do. seconds, 19e. firm; Call- j
fomla storage extras. 30c.' firm ;. eastern storage:
extras, 23>ic,' flrm:, do, firsts, 22c, " firm. ;.-- j
Declduons and Cltrun : Fruit* '
With the usual Friday dullness prevailing, th« ,
market ' for fresh fruits , was devoid of new or ,
striking feature aDd prices la most lines, while
varying. but little < from the preceding day. were
.Inclined to easiness. Table grapes continued ;
plentiful- and- the \u25a0' seedless variety alone re- 1
mained firm. \u25a0 Muscats in-, crates,' which were j
scarce and blgh on" the- preceding day.' were in I
free: supply again.- some large shipments coming
to hand from the Santa ' Cruz 'region. The de T J
mand for melons ? was ' nothing extra \u25a0 and prices
for all. varieties wore barely steady. The mar
ket 1 was , still; overstocked with- figs, and there
were, no I established prices for receivers
being; willing to accept any, reasonable offer to
effect clearances. "-The other orchard fruits were
dull.^but- firm.*. Prices for-Bartlett pears took a
lower ; range, " there ; being no strictly fancy ; stock
available. ,r Cold • storage * lots are coming j but ; in
poor^ shape, • and .-have to be '.! sacrificed, while ,
fresh • or ; second . crop lots \u25a0 are bringing a fair |
price. '.In the citrus department lemons continued
to'weaken under large supplies and tbe Increased
competition ofv Mexican limes, v \u25a0.
Strawberries. per chest for
Loiicrwortus, $6@S for the ; large \u25a0 varieties;
raspberries, $S@lo. per. chest; 'blackberries. $3.50
<ijs.por chest: (>X)S bay cranberries, $3. 50@4 per
box: liuckleberries.-7<gllc per lb." • '-
•-"; 'Apples (per^ Koxl — Kaucy.v $1.25® 1.50; com
mon to choice.*^6.lc@sl:crabapples. Ssc@sl."
- - Quinces — 75c(g$l per box; . per ton.- $2."»fa-"55.
Pears — Second crop Bartletts, $1.25@1.75 per
box;;winter Nellls,-$t.25@1.50 per box; cooking
varieties,^Tsc@f 1. 25 per box.' J
I :> Peaches— Small boxes/ -90c@51."5; carriers,
75c@$l:, ,",. :'.\u25a0./>.-\u25a0- \u25a0\u25a0= ;,.-. -' - - . •. - - ..
"\u25a0'. Plums -and 'Prunes — $1@1.25 per boi or crate.
VFlgs— 7s@Ssc for large and 40@75c for small
boxes. ,'."•." , :. .
\u25a0 Melons — Cantaloupes, $2Q2.25 per crate; river
nutmegs, 40@S5c per -box; watermelons, $Hii
per' dozen. ' \u25a0 ' ' \u25a0'
. . Pomegranates-r~75c@51.20 ner -box.
Grapes— Crates, seedless, 85@90c: muscat, 60
(gSoc; tokay, COigSßc; Mack. bO@7sc; Isabella.
50(iJ 75c ; > small \u25a0\u25a0 boxes, • 75c.@$l k for seedless and
50<g;60cfor other. varieties; large boxes, muscat,
Poc@*l.so:- tokay. $l@1.50;- black. > 7yc(§sl;
seedless,;, $1.25@1.75; wine grapes, $26@"3-' per
ton. : : ' \u25a0 •'\u25a0-.:-. - -.: \u25a0 .- . . .
:. Citrus Fruits <per- box)— VniencU: oranges. $3
(g,4.80. as to size; : 1em0n5. . 53.50@5 -for fancy,
$^.50@3.50 for choiceand $1.50@2 for" standard;
grapefruit. $3.25@3.75- for seedless and .for'
common: limes.' ss@s.so.' \u25a0 .: .
\u25a0; Tropical - Fruits— ttananas, $I@2 ' per bunch
[for Hawaiian and' 52.50(0,3.00 for Central Ameri
can; pineapples, j $2@3 . per dozen. ;
Dried .Fruits, . Raisins, >*nts and Honey
Apricots,' 20@22c; fancy Moorpark. 23c;
evaporated apples, 10@10^c;i pears/ ,9@ 12^c;
peaches, 11 <§; 13c for goxjd ,to . fancy, top quota
tious . standing ». for »Mulrs; figs, -3?i@sc; necta
rines, rJH.@lsc: pitted \u25a0> plums, lKUi.c; prunes.
4 size basis, 1907 crop. 4% ®5c per lb, with- 1©
l%c premium: for the. iarsa sizes.
.Raisins — Quotations for tbe Itiu7 crop are 7@oo
for seeded.' 6^@7%c for louse muacateU, 6% @
9c for seedless sultanas, ' $1.50@ 1. 60 for London
layers and $2@3.50 for clusters. \u25a0; .
Nuts — Almonds, new crop, 15c; old crop, non
pareils,\u25a0"'.\u25a0l7%@lSc; I .XL,. 16>A@16c; ne. plus
ultra.. 16@1Sc; Drakes, 13Va@14c; .Languedocs,
13%@14c;. hardshell, r 9@loc. Walnuts — 15c per
lb for No. 1 soft shell and 12c for N0.2 do; 14W.C
for; No." 1" hardshell^ and "11 lie for No. .2 "do.
These ' prices ; are for : round lots. Jobbing prices
are.-l.*ic ; per, lb 'higher. \u0084
Honey— Water "white 'comb, 16@17c; white,
15c; water -white extracted,- S@S?4c; . light am
ber,; 7@7 I .jc; no dark amber offering.
\u25a0 ;'"' Provisions .' '
There are no. further price changes to report.
The market .was quoted -fairly steady- yesterday.
Cured -Meats^bacon, : 14c .per, lb for heavy,
loci for slight- medium, --'l6!£e- for light, 17e for
extra light and :lßV4<i£2lc for sugar cured; extra
light sugar, cured, , T^&23Mc;- dry-salted- sides,
14c: \u25a0 bellies. 14c; eastern : - sugar cured bams,
17@lSc; California . bams. ' 16c; mess beef, $9
per bbl; "extra .mess,' $d.50; family, -$10; prime :
mess - : pork. $24;. extra -clear,- $27; mess, $25"
pig pork. $28; '. pigs' kfeet, ' $5.50 for half bbls,
$2.60 ~ for 'quarter . bbls : and $1.35 for kits;
smoked beef, ;l4c per lb.- -' .. - • >
-Lard — Tierces quoted at Dii'c . for California
compound, »&c for; eastern compound and ll'.-sfrj
12c for pure; half bids,; pure, lia;tol-Uc; 50
lb.tlus, ll'ii©l2Vic; 10 lb tins, l-JVi(aiii*c; 5
lb tlns,-12%(ai2 T/Bc;'3T /B c;'3 lb tins,,l2Heil3c.
; Cottolene— One ,- half ; barrel,- ll%c; \u25a0 three half
barrels,' 11 Me; one. tierce,; 11 lie; - two tierces,
11 c;. five tierces, 10% c.
Hides, ; Tallow," Wool and Hops
.Hiaes—cuin and -brands sell about V'ftilc un
der ; quotations. 'Heavy • salted steers,;"lOc; me
oium,l)c: light,' SVic; cow bides; Stic for heavy,"
S'^c- forllgbt: l ßtsgs., > 7c;'salted kip,. 10c; 'salted
veal,. 13<§)14c;;salted calf. ; 14c; dry hides. 16c;
dry \u25a0 kip.:- 16c; dry - calf." 20c; ' sheepskins,«shear
liugs,: 20@50c' each; ishort -wool.- 50® 75c each;
mediiim.' 75c@$l: -long .wool. $l©1.50; lambs';
•_'0@,SOo; horse bides, Bait. $2.25@2.75 for larjie;
$1.75(^2.25 for»raedlum, and $101.50 for small;
liorse.i bides, : dry. : $2(5.2.50 , for. large and 1 $1.25@
2 for medium. 50c@$l'. for .small and 25@50c for
colts: deerskins;; dry Mexican, j"3o@32c; dry salt
do, 27^j3Oc; J dry. Central -"American. 30@36c;
goatskins." 1 prime, angora,' 75c;, extra large do,
$1.25<a 1.50; .large, .Cs(g43c; ;mc<lluia, 30({$35c;
shiiiil. 20®25<\ •.- ' \u25a0 •." -, : ' .--- :
'Tallow — No. '\u25a0.-\u25a0'\u25a0 I.re ndered.* &K®s%e;";.>"o.'- 2,
3&sc;i grease, 2@3'<|C. «.•--,. \u0084-
- Wool— Fall ilambs, ll©l3V4c for northern and
JSQIO^* for southern;:.; spring v clip, : Humboldt
and Slendocino, .8 months, 23(J524c; year's staple,
24 @25c ; V. northern i free. -21 @240 : •do defective,
lS@2oc:;Sati:Joa<]-jlu : and southern. 13@ 16c; : Ne
vatln,:ls(ftlSiAcper'lb.v ': .. ; : '•
Hops— l'rlces to prowers ar*> as follows: 1006, j
s®7c'- for fair •to choice; - 1907 crop, 7@9c • per !
pound.;.";" : ;.: *~ \u25a0 ' ' ' ' /
\u25a0 ' , ' , , t Meat Jlnrket :
.There -are> a -number "of -narrow, changes i in
dressed' beef.". veal^ mutton and lamb.",- Live hogs
are -. lower, 1 ; «s ; , they are r com ing \u25a0 in ; more f reftly.
.The recent; advance was said at? the time to be
onlvltemporarv." .- ; : ' \u25a0 • \u25a0• ; :- \u25a0 \u25a0 -.
• . i- •:;\u25a0; DRESSED . MEATS ,"
\u25a0Slaiiijiit*'! I **^'.: rates', to ; denier* ."nre fin foiloTr«T
. Beef— 6}j@7!ic per- lb for steers "and '51,-i©sc5 1 ,-i©sc
for"<i>ws"».nl ( Ix-ifflf". ' ' ;V, • \u25a0:• - \u25a0 .. - .
; .. Vpsl— -~(§*c.tr>r lai-ge and S!j®loc fur small. "
:,-; Mutton— 9H<2 Wjc-.for wethers, ; OfrJlOc for
ewes.' '.•;.'.' .. " •\u25a0 ' ..'-/' ,
' Lamb— Spring,".Uiii@i2cper.lb.\. , : \u25a0'.. '
Dressed Ho;»— 1 1 <$ 1 1 VjC ' per . lt>." .
;- --.LIVESTOCK. -MARKETS "."•
•. Tlie \u25a0' following '"nuotitions, are \u25a0, tor good, soun-1
livestock, .delivered.. In \ San -Francisco, -less -SO
per cent ; shrinkage 'for 'caltle: ; . i, .
-'.Cattle— Steers. No. .I.TSigSVVc: second quality. 1
7@7 »4c: \u25a0 third- quality. -. 6@6 V/e f cows , and : hel'f
ers.-.«V5©6* 4 c for No. il; ; second' quality.* o^iS^c;
tUlrd'quality.-oc;-. bulls and- stags. 3<g4VjC.".
« Calvps— sc,-per>lb<for Jig'at;. -4Hc ; for medium
and 3^cifor heaTy. \u25a0tgrocs .weight \.~ -,': . \u2666--\u25a0..
". Sheep-^Wethers. s@s^c per lb; ewes. .4i-i@i>e,
(gross^wolßhti. "\u25a0•\u25a0 •:• ,-\u25a0. • ; \u25a0
i-. I.ambs— Surlng. .fl@fi»4c.
.. Hog?— 100 ; to \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 200 \u25a0 lbs. i7^c per; lb : .-' 200 :. J and
Hpward,'j7((j7lic:::b<.>!ir!> 50 percent, stags 30(340
per cent and sows 10@20 per, cent off from above
quotations., \u25a0 \ -a \u25a0 . \u25a0 " • , .
"\u25a0;.-:. .-\u25a0; ' : : General .'Merchandise '^w^-,
San iQnentin'.'i 7->tc; w graln tli.ict."* 814(3
B l^C;.«wooUbags,'>42ti@44c: fleece, -'twlne^' lie:
fruit' bags,/ 7Ti@SWc- for cotton and \u25a0 S%@S=ic
for :jnte. \u25a0.-\u25a0\u25a0-;•.'.;,: :;. ? -'''\u25a0 -. •._ : - •--\u25a0..-?,
i-'Coal^Pennsylvattia anthmclte-ecg.- $15;'- Wel
lington,"' $12 ( per,iton : ' New \ Well ington." $12 ; •' Coos !
bay. i.. 510;" rrtchmoud. ' $12:-- Cnmberl.ind.'.'$14 la j
bulk.and $16.25. in sucks I .Welsh, anthracite, $15;
c6ie, : isl7,. : per : ton ~ in '.: ; bulk; aud $19 .in sacks;
tßocky\niountain.t Rocky \niountain.' nominal. '.<-*:•* •.\u25a0;•,.*. ,; \u25a0>
d Oils— Quotations -are, for barrels: \u25a0.Linseed.' 57c
per.'KfcllpD 'for. boiled; and :soc "for raw; . case?, , 6c
more; .'• castor : oil,*; in '* cases.' No.-; 1 ,'-:75«?: • Baker's
AAj-v cases, for;boiled and
4Sc ' for? raw:; China." nut.i cases.'-: 85(g.90e< per -gal
lonj.cocoanut oil.'iin, barrels. ';67lS@7lcfor,:XXX;
65(g:<58Hc -for] No.il* and «2^i@66c for.-No."2.'ac
cord ing. to: quantity; 'extra J bleached 'winter, sperm
oll. : if 6sc;? natural:: winter >perm;oilA6so r- natural
whale i oil. 1 V 55c : T »xtr« ; wiu t er | stra inetl '. lard ;" oil,
60c; \u25a0NoAr.lard f0i1.; 75c: • pnre'neatsfoot; oil.* SOu; j
No.~t is neatsfoot'oil.'i 65c;: herring .'oil,'; 40c;;salmoa !
oli;^3sc;iboiledi fish < oil, J 3oc: ;-35c.
' - Coal ! Oil,* Gasoline,'! etc.— Water white., coxl '. oil, 1 " J
fromi:tankLiwagon,T,lo<@llc;i;sneclal* do. vi^c;
pearl V0i1,7« in 7 cases.*f 17c;! astral.*" 17c; ; star,?l7c:
extras star.* 20c : \ Ela ine,:" 26e ; i eocene. \ 10c ; ; stove
gasoline,tinfbulk>l7^c > 'v In? cases! 24*;;? No.. 1 va
glue * distillate.^ iron : barrels jor ; drums.*? Sc: 5 No.' 2
do, * 6^ic, ~; cases \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 6*4 C more;^, benzine.; in. ; balk
12 Hc,-,i in . cases ' 10c ; : S6 ' degree . gasol ine, in ; bulk
30c; jln j cases. 36c.-.: --nr*-.: r" '^ , ' :
v"Turpentlne--77 1 /4c per. gallon in ; cases/ '
'A Bosin •; (per bbl;of.2Sollm)— E, ; s7.3o;' F.i s7.so;
G; $7.55:iH;>57.65;1i;;57.75.r . •\u25a0:\u25a0'<> p*. >\u25a0 -\u25a0;>,. ,%-;
"ißed^aßdaWhlteiLead-^ned 'lead.'. S'&igSc.-tper
lb; * white ilead.'i J>(§;S Me.'- according ; to qhant Ity. g£.
v Sugar^-The *;Western g su^arv refininz "company
quotes ! ss > follows,' terms net' ca& : .i't Cubes and A"
crushed.li 5.50 c ;» powdered;"^ 5.35 c; j candy 3 granu
la ted,"V« 5.35 c: <i fine a fruit * or?: coarse £ granulated/
5.25 c; \ beeti granulated j (100 ) lb ; bags ; only ),*; s.osc ;
confeetioners%"Ar; 5.25 c ;; magnolia , A. ?4.55c; Fextra
C,54.75c:f golden ? C."*4.65e; | D,^ 4.55e:5 H. j& I E."
«\u25a0 rystalEfl6miDos"S.6sc:S. tablets, I bajfi bbls: J-5.75**;
boxos.; Oc.'- per) Jb".™< : Barrels , «nd ; so tlb'bagsflOc;,
half Übl6;2ji;.anU.lx>\os 00c more per. loo lbs for I
all grades. Xo' ord*r. taken ; for less than 75 bar
rels', or Its equivalent. .. Bfet; sugar. ' "Mnn«rcb"
brand, i Is \u25a0 quoted :.orer^ and aboye the price cJ
standard-finer (can«) sranulated'Jo 100 'lb.. bsjpi
rs' follows:; Bigs, 100 lbs. '.3sc;- barrels. .45c;
half barre!s, r .6oc; 40 lb tins.; cased. $2.00; 351b
tins.' capM, $2.03; 10 lb tins, -cased. 10 In a case.
$2.70; Slb tins,, S in a case, (2.10; CO lb boxes.
&sc. \u2666 - \u25a0 ...; . . \u25a0\u25a0. V\r.-'*«V-*?.V.;" \u25a0 '
\u25a0 ; Receipt!! of
FOR FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 27'
iFloor. qr, sts... . -i;llOinide*. No .. J.T2O
: Wheat.' ctls ;.•;..- r.f».V,pelt«. Nils ... .'. . 440
i Barley, ctls < ... .5".424 I.lroe. bbls - t*2
I Oats, ctls ....:. tK^ Sugar, otls l».<>»>o
j Beans. -sfcs ".:..'.\u25a0 421' Brandy., jrals ..:. 230!
I Middlings, .sbs '.. 40(Wlne. pals . . .....14.900
i Potatoes, sks...". ..S.VlSiCh'rofT. sfcs -20
, Onions, sks ;.:.. ~:to Apples. -.bx5 .".:... C.IOO
i Hay. v tons '.• ". ; 4SS Llrestock. head .'. . 4f>
! Hops.' bales \u0084".... ' . >1 Honey.' cases ... -»0
'Wool- bales .... lOiQulckcHTer. flasks ' 35
| Leather, rolls ... ."4 \ Lumber, M ft...: £20
• Tallow, ctls - ,.... -?o\ ' \u25a0 . • ..
ioat,; ctU ...- .. 0^^..........::., 6CO
THESTOGItMARKEJ
Continued Rl»e In Com»tock»—?outh
.' tern X«vadas; Still Going .Doira'. '
.As on .Thursday.": the feature of the~st<>rk
market yesterday was the current spurt In the
, Comstock mining shares.-business in which was
far heavier than tor : months, * while' prices -for
! the majority were , excited and much higher.
The center of this agitation seems to be Yellow
: Jacket.'^ which ran , up -yesterday, from. 51-67%
'as Thursday's close to $2.40. though lf.was.ob
| serrable that trading in this stock was. light.
| Other storks.. • which showed •" a \u25a0 much • less ad
; vance, sold far. more heavily. Another-note
worthy feature- was that-the more ; prominent i
leaders, which are generally the favorites ia
upheavals.;exhibited little change from the pre
ceding day. These Include ' Opblr. • Consolidated
Virginia. Savage and Union Consolidated. The
action -of the Comstocks Is more or less of a
i mystery to the street, but It is largely attribut
ed to the control of -Yellow Jacket by Clarence
' Maekay." Toe reason will, probabl/ derelopla
!a' few days. ' \u25a0\u25a0..'\u25a0
\u25a0 The southern Nevadas continue to dlsappotnt
; tbeir friends by keeping up their steady decline.
All. tbe leaders were still lower yesterday, while
the volume of trading fell'off sharply from the
preceding day. Tbe "merger** closed at $6.45. !
against $fi.C>7 on Thursday, and • Combination j
Fraction* at $1.65. against $1.72. Other changes
were narrow. The -activity in Eagles Nesr.
which-has been- a feature for.several days,
seemed to' be subsiding. - The slnmp in tbe
southern Nevadas is said to be lareely doe to
eastern selling on account of the decline In Wall
street stocks, as those brokerage houses having
eastern connections were.said to be the heaviest:
sellers yesterday. • . , ..
The feature/In local securities was a farther
advance lA Alaska Packers from 544.25 to $45.75
under active trading, mostly In small lots.
Other local: securities continued flat and feature
less.-; . . . ' \ .\u25a0•.'.'
The..New Bnnker Hill minins company has
levied an assessment of sc, delinquent October
31.
The California title Insnranee and trust com
pany has declared a regular quarterly dividend
at the rate of S per cent per annum, - payable
October' 1. • -
The _ Rio Bravo oil company of Kern county
has:levied an assessment:Of 3c.per share, de
linauent. October 31. .- '.\u25a0. \u25a0 '-,
\u25a0The Potosl'mining company has levied an as
sessment of 10c per share, delinquent October
29.v ,:\u25a0, . \u25a0 ,\ ; - .-. \u25a0 . ; ; •.'/.-.:.' ' f
j
I
i
STOCK AXD BOND EXCHAXGB
\u25a0 FRIDAY, Sept. 27—10:30 a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask.! Bid. Aslr.
4s qr cp new.l 29 J — f3s"qr ccup... —" —
MISCELLANEOUS EOND3
Ala A W 55..— — Oak Tiran .59.102 —
Asso OH ss. — * SO \u25a0 -Do ;Con ss. — 103
Bay CPC Tin. 02"^ \u25a0-- • Ok Trae Css— »7%
Cal C-G-ss. — 1»j0 O .W. gtd 5«. — 100
Cal G & Eg ' "lOceanlc SrHs. 40 —
in &'cf3s 70 7-j IOm j Cable-68. —: 112
Cal st C .*>•:.—" UWilPae'C In 4s. — 'J2"*;
Cal'Wine 5».-S9 !>O IP E Ry 55.. — 10-3%
CO Wat. ss. — IDOVjIPsc LAP :ss. —- CS
Do -ir mgss^—- 92'/ijPae TiT ss. — 102%
Ed LAP 6s. 109 112 P & C H Cs. — 104
F & C II 6s. — •— IP & O X Cs. — 104
Geary st ss. 60' — tPowell ; st 6s. — .--
H C & Sss. 08% \u25a0-—" (Sac "EG4RS*. 101
Hon R'.T Oj».1O5 -—""- |SF & .5JV55.112*.;i12%
L Tahoe R3s — in2%!SF.O &. SJSs..— 103%
L-AElec-ss. 100 I. Do 2d mgss —- — ,
LAG & Elss. — 100 ISJ& SCR 4%*—' 93 ~
L A Rys«;. —"llOi; Sierra' R' 6s-105 110
LAL gtd ss."—."— » 103 S•P. Of A 6s
LAP : lera 55.102% — - (1909) - ... .101U101 J,i
LAP Cal 3». - — (1910> .... — —
Mbt st C 65.105V4107*4 S . Poorf r C «s
Do lem ss. — 102 ; I (1912) i : ..:iOS —
MV& MtTss.lO:i — ISPC 1 eft .58.112*4 —
NR of C 3s>.ll2*i — \» P B R 6s. — 125
N P CB'ss. — 101 ISPRR Ist "r4« PSU s»
N C Ry 55..1C5* L.;'ISV,W.j m?4B S5, -«5
NC P C ss. — 05l8tkn OiE Cs. — 105
NKl.Cn'sv- 97*5 IT Gl&E'Sa. — —
O,GUH 55.100 10S -ttTR of SK 4s. «9">i 7OU
Oak Tran 68.100" 110 1 Val Co P ss. 92* V—
WATER STOCKS
Contra Costa — 02 r IS.V Wat Co. CO'i 21'-i
Marin Co .. 45 — !
;-\u25a0.' . GAS AND ELECTRIC
Mertel Power — *:l — |Pac L C 0...'. «5 —
Mnt E L ctfs 4*4 — iStkn G & E. 52 —
Fireman's Fund . ..........-^ 142Vi100
. ' BANK: STOCKS ,' '
Am Ntl Bk.l*-0' mo il.on, P. & A.120 iV.O
ADglo-Cal .. — Si sMer, Trust ..— 210
Bank of Ca1.330 "-i- -Illercii Kx' .. — \u25a0 —
Cot Safe <Dp. -»~i--li's- Is F-National. —•-- —,
first Nat8'...210 230 I Union' T Co. —5250
SAVINGS -BANKS
Ger S & L.:" —3f">l 'IS F; Say U. 555 OVJ
Hum '-S Bk. — 2000 Say* LSo.". — 12<>
Mut Sav.Bk. —; .SS ' Sec Sav.Bfc...— —
'".;.'"""STREET UAILROADS
California ..' —. 135' iPresidJo — 25
Geary .. -'\u25a0. .'—r ' "35 ,'\u25a0 '.."
\ POWDER
Giant .Consolidated Co .... .\......... 76*» 73
r \u25a0 SUGAR:
Hawaiian- C.-79H sV'iiOncmea- S Cv 34 . 34? i
Honokaa S -C .ft ----- Paaubau S-C 14? i 13U
Hatch'S-P.'C 14T4-13U Union S Co.." — 4".
Kilauea S-C. -H,. -Do pool — 4,3
llaiawell C. — 3i»m-' > -, :
' MISCELL.4.NEOCS;
Alaska P A. 45ti -50 - [Oceank- S Co. — —',
Asso-'OU Co.-2S'/*i 29-4 Pac Aux F-A: l^i —
Cal-.F-CrA.lrtl*i — Pao-C Borax. 152H —
Cal \u25a0\u25a0 Wine -A. 77 --$0 - Pac - T&T \u25a0 pfd SI 85
MVi.'MtTm. — 110. .Qo , com ... 10 —
\u25a0". V*Morning*-Session :
\u25a0 : • -Board —' " \u25a0 " ' \u25a0' \u25a0' ''
"20 Alaska" Packers' Assn ";. 4">.o»>
30 AlsskJl' Packers', Assn -. 43.5f»,.
,V>"Alaska"Packers" Awn *. 45.7r»
. - 45Hdtchin*on SP Co -.....;...... 13. an
200 Spring V|Uey.Water C 0........ 21.0<J
'?5,000 United -R. B>of S'F 4j. "0.00
4 S F^SarTngs 'Unloti ......... SKM
\u0084 1 C Afternoon *!s'es*lon;" ;:
- -\u25a0''. Board—."..' •" •-' ":' ' - —
"• 50 Honokaa - Sugar "Co ..... •-. 9. CO
20 PatahauiS -P Co. .""...-........: 14.7 i
; ;. Street— " . *.#
. $stO*X» United Fl Ri.of S F 4s. 0.00
- ' vUnll«tedv Unll«ted Sccuritlei . .
. . ._ : JIISCELLA.NIJOUS: BONDS ,',,*
, i- Bid. A^k.[ ' ..Bid. As-Ji;
Bar-XPC •«!•.\u25a0 07 -— !SF «: NP>5». — 104 .
Cal NWRS*/— -lf-'^s 13 P>Coantß4s — >•>
Marin- W- 5s •<—^ 100 .'[Stand El 5*.. -- , M
*RH -1 Wkt3» — . l'X>, I> Do gtd 13S. — ' S-\
SFDrvdk Ss.loo 1W !Sun Tel 55... — l.Si
SF'G&E 4".js •— . -05 ; IStJtter st - U3s — 10J
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Ala Su'g C". —.'i:"HiN*<>l P '.Co. 24^^23
I Cal \u25a0 Cot Mils — - ?*> lOrpbeum ," Co..' 1,". "-"--
C-Jockey Cl. — 150 IPac C Cac Co.li'j 175 -
Cal T I.& T.'"—' 1.10 JPae G&E/pfd 4ft 47U
Chutes Co '.. I — - tPae-Sur. Co.'.So —
Cj-p- U Imp. —' 4Vi]S.'F. DrydooV. s'j -
lipt'Tw pM- — " ISF.&SJ foai — i-j. ;
: no com .. — \u25a0 s*o - IS Cruz p. Cm — 5o •
Gns'Cou A.: 17* i 2? jStand P C»m 40"-'.sit -"-'
Ilono F Co.. — 'J3 tTruck Elect:.. —~- 13t£
; Do new pi."—" >S:J ' r '
' California Stock and Oil' Exchange
\u25a0.:..'::\u25a0/. \u25a0 v.'::'Bjd:A«k.rv^-' ;\u25a0\u25a0.'" *; Bw.A Rk.
Claremont. ... "S * y.'S F. 4 McKittJ.W —
Fulton .....".I.so.""—|So*ereign :.;;.—: ta
Independence. 22 — ISterllns .....; -'•'__ iao
.Mon-of Avix. - «.»!»'-.—iSnperlor ':.. -'• 10 --
<)c<*. of .W: Va' fll 12! Union ....... —i» ca
Pe.-rlf*v ...:".3.00-----"(Wolv«rlne ".".. .it ~
[Fittsburg ."....""-t'a" "— IW.-K Oil Co 2V —.'
Face' Ranch:. 07-,. c 0
v L'MlulnV Stock* \
v SAN ..FRANCISCO • STOCK. EXCHANGE
;,- Following were" the sales "on 'the-San Francls; -w
stock ana exchange.board^yesterdajr:.* .
Cr* '• -, 'COMSTOCKS
,': I Regular ' Session '
600, Andes, 7.;. .7. .*. 221 \u25a0lOO'GonW; & -Cut. 24
!^« n, <li s S '\u25a0'•\u25a0 »NMO Hale i Norc. W
'400 Belrher-v.-^.-;.-H 1000 Justice- -—- -*•«/>!
-100 Best •> A -Belch; s^-0-Mexican 4. ;.;.'.*: 94!
;loo.Challenge ;„::'.,231 400 Opblr ' i 4»v
row;choiiir .:....- • • t-sr2<^ pot«,r *:K!:-.-; >£\
;400 Con: Va- >I Co. Mtblf*"»:f*avage ' '-: -m,
<!loo,Crown >P«lnt.. J3af2uo Savage '"' *>*'" >-»
150 Crownf}Point.. \u25a0..; 36;;300 Sierra KeV:'.''. cS
W?? <lY r • "•\u25a0 34|-300 .Union C0n1... 54
iC,<>o Gould«&\u25a0<Car. '.231- ..,,.;- •.. - *
" In formal *ts"*sslon"V':- J
:JL^'--J!:JL^'--J! i'l'i 'I'* i -• — \u25a0*•\u25a0" -JOSi^'V. Kentoek'. .."..* rv
:\u25a0&}\u25a0.Alpha.;;.. V... lllSoOOKeutuek ..... ij
- Family. Retail .Mnrket
The markets are liberally supplied with ererr.
thin?-In the lln? of icreen produce and pricf*
In that department remain Just about th»> samo
as" la*t week. Cranberries, are added to th-»
list" of fruits.. Fresh butter -and ejrs* are ftiii
dear.and prices are pointing upward, bur iff
situation In this department :ts relleriNl who
what' by tbe" • abundan<*e of oold storage s<«*U.
Meats, and flsb are still selling at the familiar
qmitatlcns.
COAU PER TON—
Weninston "....'. $15.PO'Coos : Bar .. $n..',fi
Seattle ... ... 13.0n|New VTelllnpton 13.M
Pennsylr Egs. ...13«2OJWelIlnptoii Nut.: 14. 'xl
Jllrhmond .. 15.00lWeIah»E« .. —.. 19.C0
DAIRY PRODUCE. ETC.—
Putter, 2' X sq.7oQ7s'EitsS. doa 4.-.^?-f»
IVilb s<juare.s3©ttt»! Do eastern 30'6.^*.
Callfrnla Cheo»«.—«2«l Do storage ....— IQ!^5
Eastern Cheese.. —**23lHoney, corab. 1b.20@2">
Swiss Cheese .. .20® »<?• - Do extracted.. .—©lo
POULTRY AND GAME—
I Hens. larir*.ea.sl<®l.23;Ducks. each 75c*!??!
Do small 50<8(w;Geese. each ...s2flt2..V>
ronns* - Rooster*. -lOisllnss ;.'. $2<Q2.Ti.l
each ......75cQ$1.25!Piseons. p«lr 301*40
OH Roosters, ea.—fasf>iprjuaM. per pair.—'fto.*
Fryers, each .\u25baJto/Qffi.'Hare —@C.t
Broilers, each . .35«i30|RaLbit» ..'.. v.. .—@3o
Turkeys. " per lb:26'??2Jf!
MEATS. PER POCND
Roast Beef— * iMntton Chop*. .lS'o'SJ'tn
Choice cuts ..*3QlS!pork Chop* .... —fiW*
Do plain ...10«»i2HlVeal Cntletn —«i\*
Roast Veal 15^19'Corned Beef «<Q «
Roast- Pork -r... 15*82'*Beef Stew - ..... T«5 «
Vore<3rter :Um\. —(SSlSlMnttoa Stew R.fljt.')
Hlndqrter Lamb.—<a2ii!Veal stew ;...10@12H
rcreqr*r'^MuttoD.—etW Soup Meat —J? 5
Loir Mutton .... —Ql3'Soup Bone —(Si 4
Tenderloins Steak.—(QlSlHam l«®20
I Pcrterhse Steak.ls®2olßacon 20« M
?lrloin Steak ...—«15! port Sansaye. .12U-313
Round. Steak ...— iQl«!CMpped Beef ...2O«5I —
Lamb Chop* —@2SjLard —(gl?
VEGETABLES— — - ;-
Artichoke*. • dca. .40iQ60!T^ttaee. Arm ...,13^23
Beeta. doz I<MJ> —ll^eks. do» bnchs.—«ll3
Be«n». whit*. ITv S<& elOnlons. per lb..2ti^ J»
Do. colored, lb. 4@ fiiOtta. per lb Slito
• Dried Lima. Kb— Sll'otatoes. R> .. 2© 24
Cahbaze. each .. —«*loiparsnlps. doa ...—«?;n
Celery, head ...—"i'.p'njdlshe*. di trtra—«*l3
Cress.- tJx.-.bnnch.l.'^—lSase. •Hm bnch«.2s«i—
Cucnmbers. doz..lO<tSl.*i Srrin* Beans, lb. 4«? «
Garlic. ....... ft® SlSurnmer" Sqnanb.lh —f» I
Green Peppers... f'fSi S»spr outs. t*r Ib.—® «
Green Corn, do».33<?S4n!sr>inach, per lb.. S'Uil
Dried Peppers . .2n/a2s!Tbyn2e. . di hnrh.—fi2l
E?jr Plant, lb.. 6<a SfTurnlps. pef dot.—^2o
Green Pea« .... s®—l Tomatoes. lb ....—® 5
Lima: Beans .... 6Q-8L
FRUITS AND NUTS—
Alllsrtr Pears. ea^3®4o|Llmes. «r* —\u25a0STMS
Almonds 13<a20iNtmz Meloaa. ea 3QIO
Apples 4® 6[oranges. doa W&cn
Blackhrrles. drw.3o<a4f>! Do. choice —62.*
Cranberries, qt.. —3J2O< Piaeaoples. each. —«i4">
Pecans —@20! Peaches, lb ~fl S
Braxll'-Nata - Wfl?2»>! Plnms. lb — f<t •
l«=»nas. .doa . ..23<5S3!Pnnjsrnates. ea..2Vi« *
Cantaloupes. ea..lsft!2ifOuinees. lb —® .1
Cocoaauts. each. 3fisllO!r.ii!slns. lb ... ..ln^sl.t
Flsrs. dried, lb.. 6.U8J Raspberries. drw.4o<3ti3 "
Do fresh, lb.. —OlOiStrawhrles. bkt-12H<6lS
Grapes, lb 5@ 6! Large basket. ..3<M£.i3
Grape-Fruit. da.eOcffiSl'Walnuts. per Ib.2O@CA
Hcrklbries. lb.l2V.<3W!Watermeloas, ea.13(g23
Lemons, do* ...25(34n{
FISH. PER POCND—
Barraeoata '.....lse-^Shriaips. lb ....—-510
Black Bass 2O«— Do picked —(Q3A
Cam- .; SQlOfSca Bass —ifjl3
Catflsh ....... 121^ r^l3! Smelts .'..—Ql.".
CodOsh. —SJl2wSfll*» —<aio
Flounders- 10@12Vitst»te8. each lOQ— —
Halibut —©lSlSqnld — &l"X
Herring —@ SlTomcod ".—«12*,4
Mackerel —@ lSlTnrbot >fcl.<^
Do bone ....—^mlTront e.'.tfv?7.n
Perch ~..-.....;. .—@ 13i\Thlteflsh 10<^—
tlockflsh 13.'S20!Clams, gallon ...Rn«—
Rockeod'.. ..—013! Do. hardshell.lb StfilO
Salmon —@—ICrawflsb, per lb.—<&S
Do smoked 23(»—(Mniwels. lb —(din
Salmon .Trout . .30®—iCrabs. . each —@—
Sardines .... lOiQ—(Oysters. Cal. 100.40ti3'J
Shad; _@i2H! Do Eastern, dz.30^40
Striped Bass ...—«}2o|
l^^ \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0irwviA/t^JVTjiAAn.ini'innri nj-i.n_n.«j
1200 llta 03J3200 Kentuck . . . . . ;: 14
100 Amies : 24!300O Do. b SO. . *»
•*X> Eelcber .... ... 4O| 400 Mexican C 1
200 Best &' Belch. S7i SCO Mexican Ri;
300 Best & Belch. J<3i 200 Mexican r,7
Km Caledonia .... 3»|_400 Mexican <M
600 Challenge ... 22! 800 Mexican ..... 7i»
10CO Challenge ... 27| 500 N Gould &. C. 1;»
SCO Challenge ... 23; 500 If Gould & C. If
200 Challenge ... 24;lO0O Occidental ... 27
300 Challenge ... 2SIIOOO Occidental ... l">
200 Confidence r.'.' 9~f 200 Ophlr 1.42' }
SOO Confidence l.J2'ji 200 Do. b SO. .1."2<,
3CO Confldenee ...t.^2000 Opbir 1.".
1000 Con- Imperial. 045000 Orermaa \\
SCO Con V»M Co. Sai2loo OTennaa ..... "is.
4600 Con.Va M Co. $4|l<XK) Potost >^k. 3"
100 Con Va M Co. !ir IPO Potosl f...77~. I 1?I 1 ?
40rt Con'Va M Co. ' *2l 400 Potosl V.. 17
-600 Con Va -M Co. - S3t"3««> Sarage —..-;;..- J»l .
\u25a0 100 Cr*>--Tti Point. . -• *Vst 600 Sa-»a ire V.
1000 Cr#ivn Point.. - 40! 100 Scorpion 11
200 Crown Point.; - 41! 3<X)~ Sierra Net ... :&"•'
7CO Exchequer ...\u25a0 3S:120O Sierra Ncr . . -km
12<V) Gould k. Cor. -, 2e! 2CO Sierra Npt . . . ••.".
1700 Gould A Cur. C7i -tfrt Union Con ... ,V.
£300 Gonia & ' Cur. ISf HOO t.nton Co n ... .V*.
100 Hale & Norc. 9s!. 100 Yellow Jacket.:!. 3."
100 Hale & Xorc. 00! 300 Yellow Jacket. 2. 4o
500 Justice •. 02! -
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
Bid.AskJ .'. Kl-l.Xak.
Alpha • ...-11 M3! Justice *i ir.
Altai. tti WKentuck . 12 ir> '
Anrtes 23 . S.VLadT Wash .. — <v\J
Belcher; .....-• 4-t 4filMe*lcan Vi Ta
Best & Belch. 8S f«;.V Gmxld &.C. V* —
Bullion 24 25 Ocridental ... 25 —
Caledonia ' 56 .T*iOphtr : :..1.52 1.37
Challenge. ....-27 2s'Orerman ..... 14" l"«
Choliar Zi ??. Potosl ; -. . . IS ' i&
Confidence ..J. 02 l.Cs!BaTagre J»t S^
Con Imperial. OS ' 04'Scorplon 10
Con. N- York.- 02 —!Sej? Belcher .. 07 OH
Con Va JI Co. St . Sfi! Sierra N'e-r ... 67 «a
Crowtt Point- +1 iS'SUrer Hill .'..; SS.r42
Exchequer — .34 33'1'nlcn* Con ... 34 ?fi
GonW & Cnr. 2S 30[Utab :... C<* . .('
Hale & Norc. OS 1.0C( Yellow Jacket^.4o C.3i>
Julia :. :.•.-.;: <XJ — : ;
TONOPAn AND GOLDFIEU* STOCKS
. . 'Resular Session— B:3o to J2:30 ,
60« Atlanta " 35( 5 Jumho ..3.00
500 Atlanta S4IIOOO Jumbo Ejs ..1.37'»
2000 Black Ants .. M! 2lK> Little Ton ..1.10
SOCO 814 Butt«? Ex «wi; 4M> I^ne Star . . 1J»
-500 Flue .Bell IS'lfOO Lone Sur I*
100(1 Bh;e Ball ... 2«!1<K)O Mayflower Con 'Ul
4000 Blue Bull "... -2512* if10 Mayflower -Coo 32
1500 l?.x.tb 3f>!4flOO Mayflower Coa 2!»
•2"X> Booth ...:.".. S2!lo<>^ Do. b 30. . Zt
$360 Columbia Mt. JiilOOO MUltown Frac. •>«
ISOO Com Fractlon.l.B<»ilCOo Mobwk'C Leas 07
3000 Contnff- Natioa 05'2WV» Mobswk Es .. «"»
-500 Cppang \u25a0 N»t!«u (\u25a0>>' |tv> Montana \u25a0 .....2.,V>
400<» Cracker Jack . - tt[3flOO Mont Bullfrog. -(&
3<X) Duisy ..'....'. 1: «*>O'?OC0 Mustang Ex .. '<W
10<y» Dal*y . . . . .1 .iCSUOOo Orlj Bullfrog.' : W
S2S^ Dm BBtte.C- 2112C00 Orlz' BullfTOt. r..-s
110 and Interest Offered for
Edison Electric Co.
First and Refunding
Mortgage 5% Bonds
;We will pay ilO; and interest' for
Edison Electric. Company of Los An-
geles-First and 'Refunding Mortgage
5 per; cent Bonds dated ' September 1.
1902: and "due September,l. 1922. bear-
ins numbers from M-to\ i lO4 inclusive,
which may be presented at any of our
offices by the hbldei*s* thereof.
EJ. ROLLINS X SONS
....-^-. .. . ._ _. ..; .
Boston. 21 Milk Street
Chica-fo, Illinois, 235 Ia Salle Street
i Denyer v Colorado,' l l4^ Boston Bloc^.
Sou ; Franclsc6,";Gallf6rnia,:Koal Bid*?.
J.C. WILSON
Stocks and Bonds
_ . Member Stock • and Bond Exchange, 4i> Call-
foruU i »i: - PUoa* ' lumponrj 313.' «
J". Member.' s*a irancisoo Ulalttx * Bzeb»az«. -
ASSAYING ORE TESTS
KING ,
'"MBTAI.I.t/BGICAL" LIIBOR.iTORr -
-. «.* E. Cor. Sd and -Minna > St»^ S, **.

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