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14
The Call's Page of Commercial News
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Wall street stocks from 1 to 5 points lower again.
Coppers 2 points lower. Cotton 4to 11 points better.
Silver lower. New York and sterling exchange: declined.
Another bad break in local mining stocks:
Wheat firm, with futures lc higher. Oats advanced* again. -r
Sensational advance in barley under large shipping orders.
Flour, millstuffs and hay all very strong and active. . TN
Lima beans slightly easier. 'Other sorts firm. . \ r
Choice potatoes higher. Inferior lots weak and dragging, :•&'
Poultry in light receipt and selling well. Game higher.
Butter unsettled and slightly lower. Eggs and cheese firm.
Fresh fruit market well supplied and, featureless. '
Xew crop Italian chestnuts on the market.
Cattle, sheep and hogs about as before quoted.
EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
-*-.\u25a0 . . . .
XEW YORK, Oct. II. — A feeling of despondency weighed on specu
lative spirits 111 the financial district today-and overbore all other considera
f tions. Its cause had to be sought in an accumulation of previous influences,
las there was no new development or event to account for it It had the effect
of paralyzing all demands for stock and this prostration of the buying power
irave swift effect to selling pressure, which was besides of an urgent char
acter in some cases. On a volume of dealings which represents no great
inflation of activity there was seen, in consequence, a series of declines
registered such as are usually characteristic of panic conditions in the market
Stocks which suffered in this way were those in the active class, some of
ihem not dealt in often at intervals of many days or even weeks. ' The
special weakness of American smelting was associated with the general
downward tendency of metals. Today there were further declines in copper.
pr:cc> in London, where also a violent slump occurred in the price of pig
tin. Fcr two days there has been a decline in price of silver which is sensa
; tional in extent for that metal. Falling off in, the Indian- requirement is given
i-s responsibility for the drop in silver.
The coming dividend in Amalgamated copper came in for discussion
•svith no very hopeful auguries and intimations were broached of a probable
total shutdown of copper products in Montana fields. The United States
steel stocks were heavily sold and both broke through the figures which
popular estimation among the speculative element had fixed as the probable
I level of final support by friends of the property. Money on call averaged
! 3owcr than for any day this week and was probably due partly to the scaling
I down of stock market loans which were being effected.
Bonds were irregular and dull. Total sales, par value, $2,232,000. United
; States 2s coupon declined H, the registered }& and the 4s J4 per cent on call.
\pn Tork Stock L,lat
E. F. Hutton & Co, 430 California street,
' n- embers ft tbe New York stock exchange, fur
. b!ah the followiss lift of bond tad stock tales
j yerrerfiaj:
. f-a!es I STOCKS lHigh.|Low.| Bid. | A^kT
* lAdam' Express .. 1 150 190
\u2666Oo'A^is-Chalxnezs — 6*9 - 6V4 « 8 1 -*
j Do pfd 16 18
eS.TfKi'Amaig Copper.... 56*s MVi f>*%. Wvi
300 Atter Bfet Sugar 10^ 10 10 12
Do pfd 75
200 Amer Can Co. . . 3fe 3U 3 S^
\u25a0100 I»o rM 45 44 43Vi 45
S,S<JO .Am* r Car i F Cof 32^1 29\1 23« ii 34',
M"tO: Do pfd 8S S5 M 85>i,
SOO Aa«r Cotton OIL. 23^1 2»U 29% 29hi
U Do Rfd 62 88
JAtaer liist Teleg 20 40
C-. |Ainer Ex. 182fc 200
: 'Ainer G Twine «*> 4 4\
200rAtner Hide & V. ., 3Vi 8 8 3>«
•> ! Vo pfd V 13 16
GOO.Aner I-* Recur. SI V9I 80 31 fS3
. „ : Amer I.icseed -.1 7^ 10
, p. j Do j>rd 184 25
4,^00 Am« Locomotive 4S?i 45^4 45H *»>%
WO] Do pfd 92i? »0 90 91
65.7C<0:Aiaer 5 & Eef Co 63Ts 78H 78 7SH
C.*oo, Do pfd 83Vi »2 92% 63^4
11,600. Amer Sugar Uo>4 104% 104% 104 %
:» I Do pfd 115 120
«00;AE>er S Foundries 6 6% 5% 6
i~ 1 Do pfd 80 82
: Amer Tel & T Co .\> 75 85
*WoiAm«r Tob pfd .. 75 74% 74% 78
2.soo; Acer Woolen -. ISfc 17Vi 17 18
* Do pfd 75 83
6,6(/)iAcacOEiU 54% 32^4 33 33 1£
!». Arcadian Copper 8 Si
6f»; Atlantic C Line 72 70^ 70 72'
6.500 A T & Santa Fe, 83% 62^ 82*4 82%
• I Do pfd 67^2 69
l.&rtOßalt & Ohio ... S7 86 85% 86
•» I Do pfd fBO 64
7,1<H).8 R T 43% 40«»| 41% 41U
f ; Brooklyn Cn Oas j 90 1105
! » Canada Southern 59 ]61
ft.Vi'K'iranadiaa Paciflc. Jl6o T « 157T» 15$*; 159H
; 1,4000 &O 30\i Zi% 30 301,
• ,C & A ...1 11 15
: » i Do pfd j 47 47H
MOiC'C W I 7% fiij 7^ 7%
• # 1 Do pM A ...1 Sf> (40
100 Do pM B ... 12Vi 12»t 12 13
: - ' Do <!ebs | 61 63
80fi.C &S W 142\ 142 142 U2K
i K.BOOC M & «t P r-. U«V 114S 115U 1152
10<J, Do pfd 145V4 1«H 145 14<t
• OOCentrsJ Leather.. l 15 UH 14»4 15
8.2001 Do pM 1 60% 7S& 754 7 3
• :Chicago TerninaH 5
! I>> PM 15 25
Chicago Cn Tracks 1&; 2
C C C & St L.. 6SH. 69
[ Do pfd j 00 W>
r,looiC*d9 Fuel i Iron. l 16V' 15^1 15-»f 16
.*• ' Do Pfd 1..... 25' 50
'. *• Coltnn H C &. I. A J lga; 19*.
;,• Colo Southern jgv. 191-,
;\u25a0 j »o Ist pfd 43 52
, <•- I Do 2d pfd ] s« 40
o.4"0 Consolidated Gas S5 89S» 81 91 U
."•'K-Corn Products .. 11% ll\ v ij2
\u25a0»'«:•. Do pfd 62?j 61^ 61 «2h
, \u25a0\u25a0(<•< Del & Hudson ... 154 153 154 155
- * |D L& W 460 470
i 4,.:""D&RG 20»i l»a 4 19% 20%
. GOO r»o pfd 66M 64 62 - "65
i«> Detroit Un By 61% 63%
• „-.. ..Diamond Match.. 122% 123
; 2,6'tf Distill Securities. 49' a 46 43' 46^'
• I. jDuluth S S &: A.. 7 7%
: !:tf> : I>o pfd 14 14 14 15%
1 l.Pf«f'Erie IS% 1? 18% 16»,
100! Do Ist pfd 42\ 42»i 42% 43%
4Ooj DoM pfd »% 29 2»Vi 29%
jori Fed Mia t S pfd 6» «9 C 871
I.4f<o|««>neral L'lectrtc. 115 114 113« i 114
'» JGrHn C M S & P 78 90
{ Sn> fireat Nor Ore... 48 45 47% 4S
11. 100 Great Nortiin pfdjl27% 125^i 125% I^6
1" ».. 'Orecne Can Cop. 7 7%
\*~ iliavana Tob Co.. 7 10
'• * j I»o pfd ..! 14 18
,^. '.HocklnK Valley 75
J>— 1 Do pfd 85%
I W Illinois Ontral.. 134 IS4 134 13S
Metro.. 88 T * SVI 8U 8%
; 1.400- Do pfd ....... 2Sfc 22\ 22% 23
4>- :intcrnatl Marine 5% 6%
?T» ! I>o pfd 15 16%
r 2. 400 Interns tl Paper.. 10»i 10\i 10V 109«
1.1 1« Do pfd 63 66% 06 67
•>- ; Internal! Power 40 42
5 4'<i,latercatl Pump.. 20% 19% 18% 21
300, Do pfd 6&% 67 67 63
"j. ;lowa Central .... ; 15% 16
\m Do pfd 26>4 38
> , :K C F t; iM pt 6S 72
\u25a0\- '. SOfijK C Southern ... 21% 20 20 20>£
700; Po pfd 50% 49% 50 52%
i m ;Lake X & Wests 12 15
; ........ Do pfd 40 50
Lebigb Valley 58% 59%
\u0084 !l»ng Island 85 50
4.700: i., tc S 1004 88% ,MH «»»*•
'Maekay 57% 59
Do pfd 5S 6&%
300 ' Manhattan 110 116 115% 11614
fMetropol St Ry RO 45
CQO'Blexican Ontral . 1«% 15^ 15% 36
lOOillnn & St L. ...: 37ii 37% 36 S3
1 l>o l*t pfd 76 79
1.800 M St P & S S M &0H Si 58 J»0
<00 Do pfd 121% 120% 122% 123
ClOO'Mo Kan & Tex.. 29% 2Sfe 2S?i 2f1%
I Do pfd 64% 66
«.600jMo Pacific : 63% 63% 60 61
> jNcsh Ch &St L 118 123
\u25a0 3.C00 National Lead .. 44% 42 1; 43 43' i
) Do pfd 90 02
INttl BR Mcx pfd 43% 47%
COONeUonsl Biscuit. 68% 68 6&% 70 '
j Do pfd 107 109
.; }N«v Cons Copper 8 8%
500!Newhoo»e 7% 6% 7 7%
!N J Central. ( 16S 172
1,700!>r V Air Brake.. 102% 98 99 100
13.8001N V Central 101^ 100% 100% 100?;
N V C &. St L 31 35
100' Do ltt pfd 96 96 95 102
Do 2d pfd 60 70
400 XYN H & 8.. 141 140% 140% 142
Wx V Ont & W.'.i 30% 30 SO 30%
700NorfoIk tc West. 68 67% 67% 65%
I Do pfd 78 83
700! North American., 5S 57 57 68
26.600' Northern Paciflc. 124 120% 120% 121%
400[Omana ..... 124 120 120 125
Do pfd 70 80
'Ontario SUm.M..*. ....'. 2 8%
IPaciSc Coast ... ..... ..... 76 80
I Ho Ist pfd..; r... S3 95
Do 2d pfd..... 81 9")
100 Pacific MaU .... 22% 22% 22 " 23
27.300 Pcnn R B C 0... 116% 117% 117% 117%
LftOOiPeople'* Gas ... .84% 82% 83 83%
P C C & Xt L. ..' 63 06 .
Do rM :...... 80v 95
Pittsbunr O>sl ..1 "T^i ,10
Do pM ..j . .-..: 4«>Vi 50
l.lOi} Pressed Stcl Car 20 19% 10% -*<)
rjmj Do pfd 72 .70 60% 71
2<*t Pullmau Car Co. I.VJ% 155. 10-' i 159
fifmily .Steel Spring . SI 28, 25% 29%
ruO Do pfd fl 1 SO. SO Sl!i
New York Stock List — Continued
Sales | STOCKS ]High| Low| Bid | Ask
134.500 Heading 92u S9'A PO^i 90*4
Do Ist pfd.. ..... 70 82
Do 2d pfd 70 SO
1.700 Republic S& I. 19% 19 \u25a0 19 19U
1.000 Do pM 70 67 ' 67 6S*
6,1^ Bock Island Co..i i« 14% 14% ]4*i
500 Do pfd 42« i 4) 414 42J1
Sloss Sheffield Co 44- 46
.......I Do pfd SO 00
IS L&S F Ist pfd K» 62
1001 Do 2d pfd 31 *£ 31% 31VJ S2
St L & S-W r.T. 15Vs 17
100! Do pfd 42 42 40 43
16,400|50u Pacjfle ..... 79% 7SH 75«4 7SH
700] Do pfd 109% 10S*i 10S?i 109'
l,4oo!Sonthern Railway ]2 11% u\ 12
400| \u25a0Do pfd 45% 47 47' 4514
iTenn Coal & Iron 135 140 '
Term Copper 28% 2O'£
Tex Pac LT Co ss 6S
1.400 Texas Pacific;.... 23% 23% 23% 24
Third Avenue.. S5 40
Tol By & T Oo ..... 18% 19U
SOOToI St L *. W... 23t$ 23% 23 V 4 23^
400 Do pfd ....... 4414 44 43% 44
ki eOOlwln City X T.. 91 £91 91 91%
..*.... Un Bag & Paper 4% 6
...'-•... Do pfd 50 54%
101,fi00 Union Paciflc... 124»j 122% 122« i 122!<»
100 Do pfd 81 SI SO% 52%
• United Copper 45 46%
Un Rdi of S F 17 20
SCO Do pfd 3514 34 S3 S5
Do 4s 70
T.no D S Cast Iron P, 21% 20 19 24 1!
400 Do pfd 72 71 70 • 72%
U S Express 62 90
800 U S Realty &C 45 42% 43% 46
USRd &Bf Co. ..... 6 10
Do pfd ; 82 87
200 US Rubber 28% 23^ 23% 24
1.000 Do Ist pfd.,.. 86% 65 55% J?6%
Do 2d pfd 54 57
f>2.400U S Steel Cor... 25* 24H 24% 24?J
35.400 Do pfd ....... S<sl4 84^ $4;, 84*;,
1.400 Va-Car Chna Co. IS 17% 17% IR%
Do pfd ,£K>' 92'
Vi C I 4 C Co .. ..... 41 45
400 Wabasb 9 9 8% ©«,
7<*) Do pfd . 16% 15% 15 15%
Wells F t argo Ex. 225 300
6«0 Western Union... 71% 70% 70 72
Westlnghonse .....100 IIS
lOOVTtIi E 8 8 7«i 9
Do l»t pfd 16 18
Do 2d pfd 9% 11
]W Wisconsin Ontral 14 14 13% ISV
100 Do pfd ..- 38 39 3714 38%
S47.COO— total shares boM.
Xew York Bond*
U S r»f 2» re*.. 105% Japan 4s c»rt RC
Do coupon Wai* Do 4%»:cert.... *\u25a0$'*
Do S« reg 101=14 Do 2d series.... 875^
Do conpon 102% L & X tmlfled 4«.. JW .
Do new 4t'.reff.lZ3\4 Man con 45.. HDV*
Do coupon 123<4{Mex Central 4»... 77^
Anser Tobacoo 4s. 01 Do lst-1nc... ... 15%
Do 6» .... m Minn * St L «».. M
Atm gen 4k .... !>5% IX. X 4 Texas 4s. »5%
Do adj 4s «7% Do 2ds ........ 81V
Do ct 4s ..... mv nb of Mcx con 4s 77%
Do cr 5s .102 N X C gen R%s.. ?U?%
Atlantic C L An. SS N J:C wn Be 11:»%
Bait & Ohio 45..: 97?4 Nor Pad* 4».... Qs%
Do 3%fl fctJ't Do 3s ......... G3
BrookljTj RT c 4s 74% Nor & W con 4s. t>2%
Central ofGa u5.102 O 8 Une rfdg 4s. 87
Do Ist 1nc.... 75 Pa cow 3%s .... 93%
Do 2djnc 6^ Reading gen 45... U?.%
Do 3d Inc. 45% S L & I M con CrJO'U
Ches & Ohia 4%5. OS St L& SF fjf 4s. k 75
Chi & Alton 3%s C 2% St L S "W con 4s. TO
C. B &. Q new 4s. t»% Seaboard A I. 4s. 03
C. B I i Paa 4s. ««J?4 So«»Paclfie 45..... 83 "
Do col 5» .. Is 2 Do Ist 4s rert. . H>«4
CCO A SLgn 4s. M% So Railway 5c 100 .
Colo Ind ss. sr A 49 Tex & Pac 15r5..111%
Colo Midland 45.. 01 Tol. St L&W 4s 72%
Colo & So 4s «% Union Pacific 4s.. \u25a0 JM
Cuba 5s ....... .100^ . Do ct 4s ...... 831^
Den & Bio G 4s. 94% U S. Steel. 2d 55.. 02%
Dirt Securities fts. 72 Wabash lsts . . . . . 107-2
Erie prfc* lien 4s. 94% Western Md 45. . . f:S
Do gen 4s ....-78 W.& V Erie 45... 70
Hock Val 4%5... 80%|wis Centra^ 4s... 81
Int Met 4%s . CO% .
Xevr Tork Mlafaig: Stocks
Adams Con ..... OSjLttUe Chief ..... ; 0G
Alice 4.ooontario 2.C0
Breec« .......... sr> Opblr ......;..... 137
Bruns On ...... 48 Potosl ]2
Com Tunnel .... 75 Savage ........... f,9
Con Va Mln Co.. 75 Sierra Nevada ... 61
Horn Silver ..... J.4O!SmaU Hopes ..... 20
Iron Silver ..;... I.oo! Standard ..." "00
Leadvllle Con . . . \u25a0 OS| .
Boiiton Stocks and Bond*
Money— AHouez .......... 2S "
Call loans .... 4 % @5% Atnal Copper .... 31%
Time, loans 6®7 Ariis Commercial.. 12
Bonds — jAtlantlc ... ... ~%
Atchison 4* 94-; Binghara r.%
Do adj 4» .... M Bntte Coalition ..-11%
Mcx Ontral 4m.. 78 Calntaet & Arli.V-P5
Ballroads — . Calomct & Hecla Cl 5 '
Atchlsan 82% Centennial . .. Ift
Do pfd Ml-iiCopper Range ...'5.1 ! 4
Boston 4 Albany. 2oo iDaly West ' 10»i
Boston & Maine.. 111% (Franklin V.. '.':'\u25a0 \u25a07** !
Boston El«>v. ...\l2B tGranby . .... iV."'BS-:
Fltchburs AM ; . . i 22 I Isle Boyale . . . . . /13
Mpi Central \u0084.,. 15 'Mass Mlnlne ... .' V.X
K.y. S Jl & H..141 fMlchigan ......... V 7V.
Pere Marqoette .. 1] TMttchell ......... r 51' i
Union Pacific ...123 (Mohawk 42
: Mlscellaneons— . I Mont Coal & Coke. 1%
Am Arg Cliem pfd 77 {Nevada ...-."....; .^,p: ,
Amer Pneu Tube.: 3U|North Bntte "\u25a0."; ,40 :^
Araer Sugar ..v.104% Old Dominion ....'2o'
Do pfd ....... .lifl Osceola ... ... K~,
Amer . T»l & Tel.in 2 Parrot ".;..'..: . io»v
Araer Woolen 17- Qulaey ....... 74 "-
Do pfd 7S- Shannon £'i
Ed Elect nium..2OO Tamarack .... C 4.
Ma«s Electric ...11% Trinity ...11%
Do rfd ;. «:i United Copper ... 45
M*ss Gas . 45% US; Mining .'. SHi
United Frnit ....lisaj U.S Oil .......... S«i
Un Shoe Mach... 37»* Utah ....:........ 32' \u25a0
Do pfd ... . 25 " victoria . . . . . . .... :,%
V <? Steel..../... 24%|Winona .......:.. 3
Do pfd &4% 1 Wolverine ~ ........105
— !
Adventure I'i! .'. ..• '.••-.
", THE 'COPPER,;; STOCKS
BOJSTOK. 'Oct.-; li.— Hutto'n's wire says:
Liquidation \u25a0_ appeared again ' this mornin? \u25a0 and
buyers were scarce."'- North Butte broke l«dly/
The cheap :' coppers , had ; no . support : at • all nnd .
selling orders were : almost ; Impossible *to 'exe
cute. AmElgamated I- Copper . Is . being - etc'adlly
sold ' and ' will go; close to sO.\ \The jjietnl : mar
ket In still slow • and the copper eorapan>»
becoreinsr . worried ';. to ,. know whM c - they," are to
get tlie i-ash tojpsy:- their -neit; dividends. '".p.A
: liOnilon Olokliik' Stupks •
Con.' monpy . -S2 lt-l'^M. 1 X :&.T«>xaß... . r,i\
\u25a0 Do-fcr- acct.S2 lJiniXY. Central. .?.v. 10414
Anaronda . .'.'. 7^ijNorfolk< &" W«<gtr..'.7O'/
.Atchlsou ..'.-.". ... v SSSI Do; pfd ........ S5
THE SAySER^GI^
Do pfd ...„ 92 lOnti&^Western... SI
Bait & Ohio. . ' :...: tiO*i
Can Pacific .164% ' Rand* Mine* ..... 4 T i.
Clie9 A Ohio. "30% Reading .':...; .'.7V. . -17J;
Chi Great West.. 8»i So Railway ...;.. 12%
I Chi, mh & st p.iu>.vf. Do pfd \u0084...;\u25a0... B<ni
|l)e Beers vf% So \u25a0 Pacific ..... r. 81%
I Den & Rio 0.V.. A Union s Pacific .:'.. 127%
I Do pfd .10 Do % 'pfd=i ...... .-;•.'• 84 \u25a0
{Erie ..;..... if) v S-* 5tee1. ...... .[& .
Do Ist pfd..... 4* i Do pfd .;..;; ;.,S3*s
Do 2d pfd. .....'&•{ (TV'abash .....;....l()
Grand Trunk . . . . 21 %I . Do • pfd ...;... . -IS /
111 Centra] .......140 [Spanish' 4s . . ;. .. ;:9J Vi
Louisv & Nash... 130 |
Bar silver— Steady; 20 8-16 d per ounce."""
Money— 2<g2% per cent. . - r \u25a0 . ; :./. ... '..-. -- -
Tbe rate of discount \u25a0In the open market for
short bill* Is 4 per cent and for three mont hs'
bills '4*i@4K per cent. -' " \
Vf«vr ..York : Sloney Market
NEW YORK, Oct.- 11.— Money on "call 3@t%
per cent, ruling rate 4. closing bid 2%: offered
Time loans, firm; 60 days, 6@6% per cont;
90 days, 6% @7; 6 months, 6. — -
Prime mercantile : paper — 7 per : cent. ' . •
Sterling exchange.- stronft." with -'actual \u25a0 busi
ness In bankers' bills at $4.8615@4.5C20 for de
mand and at $4.5230@4.5235 for 60 day bills.
Commercial bills — $4.52@4.82%.' .
Bar silver — 6314 c - : .' .\u25a0\u25a0 . . -
- Mexican dollars — 49 Vie j - \u25a0 —
Bonds — Governments, weak; railroads,-*,lrreg
ular. \u25a0.:•\u25a0\u25a0..;\u25a0 ,- */.\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0 .... •"\u25a0:\u25a0' - \u25a0\u25a0. • -
Condition of tbe Treasury
WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.— Today's statement
of the treasury 1 balances in r the general fund,
exclusive of the $150,000,000 -, gold reserve,
shows: Avn liable cash balance, $240,237,862;
gold coin. and bullion, $44,727,716; gold certin
cates, $85,136,495. \u25a0
Weekly Bank Clearings
. NEW YORK, Oct. 11.— Bradstreet's bank
clearings report for tha week ending October 10
shows an aggregate of- $2,721. 039.000, as. against
$2,801,268,000 last' week and $3,070,729,000 In
the corresponding week : . last ~ year."-; Canadian
clearings for the week total $84,784,000. a*
against $83,220,000 last week and $50,167,000
in the came week last year. The following is a:
list of the principal cities:
—Per Cent— -
Cities — Amount. Inc. • , Dec.
Now Y0rk........ 51,570,940,000 " .... 21.3
Chicago ........ .249,300,000 .... ....
Boston 144.06Ti.000 17.4
Philadelphia -.;... 129,914,000" .... 4.5
St. L0ui5.......... 67,673,000 14.2 ....
Pittsburg ....'.:.;.. 50.000.000 \u25a0'" 6.6 . ....
San Francisco.... 44,293,000 "1.4 ....
Baltimore ....... 32,811,000 13.5 ....
Kansas City \u25a0 33,066,000 37.9 ....
Los Angeles...... 13,208,000 2.1
Seattle / 10.000,000 js.l < ....
Denver *f 8,525.000 16.7 ....
Salt Lake.. 6.257.00O 1 12.1 ....
Portland 5.283,0»'0 2fi.s ....
Spokane 7,734.000 55.7 ....
Tacoma ;.r.. \u25a0\u25a0'•'4.912,000 '\u25a0 J).l ....
Oakland 2.507,000 .... 5.2
WichiU ~ 1.503,000 26.7 ....
Topeka 1,036.000 S. 6 ....
Helena 1.252.000" '29. 0 ....
Oklahoma City... i 1.017,000 ....
Vancouver 4,172,000. 34.7 ....
Victoria 1,444,000 •-.... 4.6
Xew York Cotton Market
• NEW TORK, Oct. 11.— Hutton's wire says:
The market opened steady : and unehaneed t<-» -3
points down, with trading quite active. There was
active short at the openine. but on tbe
rise th^re was heavy selling. Frost is pre
dicted for tonight in Texas aDd Indiani ttrrl
tcry, but in the face of this the 1 filled
to show much: strength. Spot - markets were
somewhat easier, but ; are not meeticg the oe
cline -in ' futures. ' Movements •at ports is light,
but cotton is piling up in the • interior. It re
mains to be. seen if they will continue ' to : hold
it. The money situation Ib against this; but
the south Is , In a better condition than other
parts of - the country. »• - .; .; .
Slightly cooler weather in- the i cofton belt,
with the weather bureau predictions -. of \u25a0- light
frost tenlght ' in northern Texas, : Oklahoma and
Arkansas, was made the basis of fresh : efforts
to bull the market. Business was very .= small
and entirely .. of a local aDd professional char
acter. The situation and outlook remains ses
previously Indicated. .' Operators can see nothins
in the general situation under which to bull the
market under existing conditions, but believe
prices are more likely to . work lower - before
the first half of „ the crop 1b marketed unless
the elements come to the rescue in the s near
future with , severe' freezing: | weather : or. a dis
astrous storm to cut down the. prospective yield.
Option — Op°n. High. Low.**" Close.
October .10.71 10.76 10.66 -10.76
November. ..... 10.76
December .;....;... 10. R6 11. <V> 10.5.V :o.p<?
January 10.79 10.92 10.76 10.88
February ... . . ..... . . . . . 10. Jt7
March \u0084 10.9S 11.00 10. S3. 10. W
AprJl .......: 11.00 11.00 ll.OO: 10. »6
May .'........ : 10. 551 1.04 10.8-5 10. R9
July 10.98 11.15 10.94 11.01
', STerv York Market* -
NEW TORK, Oct. 11.— Coffee— Futures quiet,
at a net advance of 5 to 10 points. November,
5.9->c: December. 6.05 c: January, ' 6.10 c;. May.
6.35 c; September, 6.45 c; spot, quiet: - N«. 7
nio, 6%c: No. 4 Santos, B%c; , mild, dull; Cor
dova, 9@12%c. - ' . ' •
"\u25a0DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples — No furthqfr \u25a0: change. Is
reported in the market, which rules quiet but
steady.: \u0084 \u25a0 . . ./\u25a0 : . '\u25a0?•'\u25a0-'\u25a0 '" . \u25a0 . . .--\u25a0
Prunes — Easy for shipment in the co»»t, . but
spot prices are maintained.
Apricots — Unchanged.
Peaches — Unchanged. "
Raisin*— Scarce at ree*nt prices.
Xew York Metnl 3lark*t
NT.W TORK. Oct. 11.— There was a further
Eensational decline, in \u25a0 the • London tin market,
with spot closing at £141 . and. futures at £133
ss. Locally the market . was weak and unset
tled, with spot quoted at 32@32.60c^ .
Copper had a, f harp break in \ the London mar
ket, closing at 160 IBs for spot and at £50 Tut
for future*. Locally the market was weak, with
Lake quoted at 13.87%@14.72%c. electrolytic at
13.50@13.76c and casting at . 13.37% @13.62%c.
Lead was unchanged in the local market, but ]
declined ; to £1? -15s in London.- - ; . !
Spelter was unchanged " at £22 in London and
was also unchanged" in the local market.
Iron was -unchanged in ; the , Ijonflnn ' market."
with standard \u25a0, foundry quoted at 535; 6d and :
Cleveland warrants at 54s 6d..' . -. \u25a0
I)ry GoodsMnrkVt
NEW TOIIK, Oct: 11^— The dry goods market
continues very quiet In most lines.
CHICAGO BOARD OF.TRAbR
Pnture , Grain and I'rovlnlonx
CHICAGO,' Oct. ll.— Wheat prices in the loc«l
market s)umped 2 cents from. the blghs points of
the day of heavy 'realizing sales. The
greater psrt of the - loss , waa regained on • cover
ing by short*, the December delivery showing a
decline of ; only - ijc at the close.- ; Corn ' was up
%c™ \u25a0\u25a0 Oats ; were , off %c. - Provisions were lVt%
17 I 4c lower. \u0084. . \u25a0'\u25a0'"-- -.\u25a0'.\u25a0:. -.".--..
The market opened, firm in , wheat on active
buying by , shorts, but prices ; soon weakened be
cause of increasing receipts- in the .northwest
and a decline In -the; principal grain' centers' of
Europe, y The market tvas \u25a0 also . bearlsbly affect
ed by a decline # ln- the cash, and export demand.
When I prices had dropped 2 cents : from I the I top
they recovered ' quickly, on buyinjr shorts. -'-', The
market .. closed *. steady,*.-- December : opened \u25a0 Vi<*
lower to %c higher. at $1.04%@1.05?i; sold off
to $1.03% and Closed at $1.04%. ;; \u25a0 ;. ;
' '.The ma rket for/corn opened ; firm on an 'active
general demand," but weakened in sympathy with
wheat.'' Tho. market i"; closed ".firm.- r v December
opened 'M@%c higher atdVi<f4«l%c. sold off
to •-• 6*sC ; and • closed . at- *sl V«,c. j Local . receipts
were 403, cars,; with 3 : of; contracts grade. 7-" .'..- \u25a0.
The trade In oats :. was; snin.ll? and the' market
was weak- all day; :'. December oats opened? Vb<*
higher at 55c, sold'off,:to!s4?i 1 c ;and ; closed at
54 *4<\ Ixjcal receipts : were : 194 • cars. >
-".\u25a0Provisions'-. were, weak, on "the expectation of
increased .receipts ot live hogs, 'because of the
prevailing : high prices.-. At the close
pork was off 17«. c at $15.92 V4- -. Lard i was down
7V*(sloc at $9.03. Ribs . were - 7Vac \u25a0 .'lower at
$sris.'. ;'' . _.•--;-.- \u25a0• *.;\u25a0-, \u0084; \u25a0:\u25a0;' v -\u0084 ...;\u25a0;\u25a0;
-.Estimated' receipt* • for : tomorrow: -Wheat fi."s
cars:: corn. 328 cars; 0at5,": 214 cars; hogs, 12,000
head. \u25a0\u25a0.-'..'\u25a0 :--. '--\u25a0; • -. ." -. .\u25a0 -. .
\u25a0;The leading futures raneed as follows:'
Articles-^' ' \u25a0 Open. r y High. Low. Close'; 1
-. ".Wheat— ; \u25a0 "\u25a0- : . . v.', ... .";• \u0084 \u25a0 - -\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0.--: .-
December .... 1.03«4 :i.ai% 1.0.l%". i.04«
May \u0084..:;•:.". i.hva \u25a0-'•;i:imvvi'.(or \u25a0'.'-. i:io\i
July :.V.-.,..1.04Vi / 1-04' i 1:02',^ 1.U2%
- Corn — \u25a0 " \u25a0 ,- \u25a0 ' \u25a0 ~~~ ~ -\u25a0 \u25a0 . \u25a0 \u25a0
Dtcember ... \u25a0 r>l% - r 'l% co^ : " •\u25a0- 61 ti
May .62 . '- r,2 :\u25a0''.'• GGit] t -:. 61«
-\u25a0Oats—' v •: \u25a0 '. ;•; 1 - \u25a0 - .-\u25a0-':
July \u0084 Cl?i ' 61« i.. -ffl)^ on;
December ....' 55.- \u25a0 .r>s. r >s r - - 54^ , : .'Slii
May ....;..: . 56%- \u25a0 n- M'4,'- - s<:Vs M%>
July \u25a0\u25a0"..'\u25a0 . ,"slVi ' -51V4' :-: -50V4 "\u25a0 50%
. Mess Pork,';. ppr>bbl— -, '•--. \u25a0 '"\ ..,.\u25a0\u25a0
October - ; . . .;14.35 1 " 14 .55 ! 14 .50 , 14.35
January .'...\1H. 10; v' 16 .13 15. 50- -15.U2V4'
'\u25a0\u25a0 -Lard,'.' per ,100 Ubs — -, "'\u25a0".• '\u25a0\u25a0-'.\u25a0. \u25a0 . . '^ . - !
0ct0ber r ; ....V, 9. 17V4r0-17 1 4. 9.17^ ,9. 17 W.
January.;:; . : -'- 9.12V§ •'."" 9. 12Va 9:05 - V 9.05 i, ;
November- .."".'9.20 • fr.^f».22l^:f r .^f».22 l^ : - 9.20- - .9.22^
Shcrt Riba/per 100 lbs— . . *
Octot^r ..'..-.; 7.02 J4' ; : 7.P2Vi; - HJCU.''
January .... 5.23 : ;: 8.2.V : : 8.15/ . 8.15?". '
Cnnli Grain : and Provisions ' !
- CHICAGO;* Oct.^ 11.— Cash ; qnotations [wero as !
follows:*' Flour, s flrm:;No.'2,'sprinffiwheat,*sl.is !
Cll:l7; No. 3, $1.03!&l. 12; "No. 2. red/. $Lol@ !
I.o3V4;"No.r2!Corn3C4s;c;- NoJ 2 : yellow, ; 65c- !
No/- 2 oats.t s3*4c ::No.i 3 ;white, 52@55c; ; No.*' 2 i
ry e, « B7 V4c ; good > feeding : barley,-.78 @90c ; x fair; to
choice malting,". $I .OI Q LOS ; s No. \ 1 '- northwestern,
? 1.34 V4 : : prime < tim>»thy.: secd.X 54.30; clover,*-con
tract; gradoa.' $17/short;ribs.-y6ldes'{loose).-. $7.75
«2,.*.50 ; ': me* 'r po 1 ..*:; H per ! bbl," $ 14.5<% 1 4.G0 : ; lard."
pf r :[ 3 ttO . lbs.' ?f>. 175-2 - ' s^ort : '"lear i sides j ( boxed ) .
fS.2o'rf.,S.sH: wiilsky.tbae's of.' hljrh". wines.* *I.^*. ,'
'•: .Articles— ."' . "-' '.": : \u25a0; :'RD»el»tM.Ti3hliim«ii«. I
rioiir,' barre15.'.. ... . .'.". .V."t~ :. 1,000 '.- " «i20.D00
Wheat, buslivls.. -..T. :".:.:. in.5.0iH)'. ;.,: lOI.SOu
Core, 'bushels-- ..TVr.'".".*i"i7".«'70 l uyo' \u25a0.)/ " ? 3i3."»0y
1 Oats, ;busbels .... .....277,600 212,500
; Hye. ' bushels " . ... " " ". ! ... . . 15,000 . . .V
: Barley, bushels . .-. vV. :."... '97,100 • 23,700
Bntter, Cheese and KSft* '
' CHICAGO.*" Oct. f 11.— On the produce exchange
today the butter ' market '. "was firm ; creameries,^
23©2S^c;r dairies, -21<326c: ;e?gs, : steadyr- at
mark, ; cases [ lncludea,' 15^@18V3c;_firsts, ZIC,
prime firsts, '23c; cheese, firm, 15Va@15?4c. '
- Eastern LlvestccK MarketH
CHICAGO. i'Oct.'" 11.— Cattle— Reccipta; about
5,000; market' steady. Beeves, $4@7.3s;^cows.
$1.G0@5.40; Texaiis, x s3. Boo4.oo; \u25a0 calves, $5.50
QS: westerns,rs4@6.ls; stockers and feeders,
$2.60@4.55. ..\ \u25a0 \u0084.:; -\u25a0:\u25a0_,- \u25a0 :. . \-_v-- •' _." ''
- Hogs— Receipts about 14,000; market- «teady.
Lights. : $6.45@7; mixed. ; $6.30@7; heavy, $0.10
@7; rough. $6. 10@6. 35; pigs," $5.50@6.75; bulk
ol sales,, $6.40@a. 80. - • \u25a0'\u25a0- ••\u25a0\u25a0• - \u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0.: \u25a0. \u25a0".'\u25a0 '< '''*».
".-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 Sbeep— Receiptß about 8,000; market - steafly.
Native, - $3@5.60; j western, $3@5.60; . yearlings.
$5.50(36.25; lamlis,'ss@7.3s; western, $5@..40.
' KANSAS CITY \u25a0 - : :i>
KANSAS CITY, <.: Mo., Oct. 11.—Cattle—Re
ceipts," 0,000, - Including -500 southerns; market
steady. ; Native steers, $4 .70@7 ; southern steera,
$3:35@4:25: southern cows. , $2@3.35; - native
cows and helfew, $2.10@5.25; stockers and feed
ers, $3@5;;:bu11i5,. $2.4045»-75; calves, $3. 50<a
7; western- steers, $3.75@5.65;r western, cows,
$2.25<§4. - . ..:\u25a0•„• .\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0.-\u25a0' \u25a0\u25a0. 'i r ' .-\u25a0\u25a0-' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ;-?_i;,-. -\u25a0•\u25a0
Hoes— Receipts." 6.000; market steady. '= Bulk
of sales, $6. 30®6. 50; heavy, $6.20@6.40; pack
ers' $6.30@0.50; pigs and - light, $0.25@«.60.
-. Sheep— Receipts,' 5,000; market < strong. MuU
tons, $4.00@5.60;1amb5, $e@7.4orranffe.weth
ers, $4.75@5.75;. fed ewes, $4.50@6. -
-.:\u25a0--•\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 - -•-:•; , OMAHA \u25a0\u25a0'.-: - --- ; J. -
OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 11.— Cattle— Receipts,
: 2,000; .. market < steady. Native : steers, \u25a0 $4.75(3
1 7; cows and heifers, 52. 75@4. 50; western Bteera,
$3:75@5.7!i; Texas, steers, $3.25@4.60; raag«
cows* and heifers, $2.20@4;- canuers, $a.2so{i;
; stockere' and feeders, $2. 50@5. 25; calves, $3@
5.75; bulls, T stags,* etc., $2.25@3.85." v ;
' Hogs— Receipts, 5,500; market steady. - Heavy,
$5.00@0.15; mixed, $6@a.10; flight. 56.15Q
, «.3O; pigß,;ss.2oia6;.bulk of sales, $6@6. 20.
B Sheep — Receipts, - 5,000; ! market steady. Year
lings,' $5:50@5. 80; wethers. $4,80@5.25; ewes,
$4.50@5; lambs, $6.75@7.25. ' ' ;. " : ' :
. '\u25a0\u25a0.-\u25a0•^" .":\u25a0\u25a0 ' "-' ~ ".'\u25a0" ' "S. V. "
• Los Angelca Markets
LOS ANGELES.v Oct." 11^-Trading {war com
paratively \u25a0- dull ;\u25a0 today, and ' little .' interest 'i was
shown in the commodities. Receipts of «all kinds
were light. ; Potatoes were steady at quotations.
; Arrivals were only, two cars and these were : in
! demand. The first car of Oregon potatoes waa
60ld at a price that would Justify about $1.75
to the , retail : trade in small lots,': or $1.70 .in
round lots. * The Oregon stock is guaranteed here
superior to the : highlands. '
Onions are ? firm but : unchanged. \u25a0'-\u25a0' Two car
loads were received : and • relieved ; the market
somewhat, although all connected with the trade
look for higher, figures." There was a : scurrying
to fill orders for eggs. this morning. ; ; One jobber
.n-ithout stock paid SS^c for case \u25a0 count on. the
e\cbanc<>. • . This. . however. \u25a0 did ;\u25a0; not - make the
mark, as the . country shippers, are only. -pa I<l
37c and tbi» candled price to' the retail trade is
30@-»0c, as yesterday.' The market is firm at
quotations." ..•..\u25a0 . '
\u25a0• Butter, is steady- to flnn. All cheese Is firm
and advancing. Northern and eastern both have
been marked up and further advances are-«x
pected.-. \u25a0...\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0•.',-\u25a0 ; \u25a0 '.."\u25a0'\u25a0/\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0- r '
"All small' dry brsns are scarce, and the new
crop has opened higher than, ever before. ;-Plnks,
small- whites, ; and I^adr Waphinctoos all com
mand $3.75 for new fancy stoc". Limasare
unchanged. \u25a0 '~ • \u25a0 .
Receipts— Ettgs 61: casps. butter 13.416 lb?.
cheese 6.662^ 1b5. beans 6'J2 packs. potato<?s"42o
sacks, sweet potatoes 40 sacks, onious 357
sacks.: . \u25a0'•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ' . -•; •-\u25a0-" -'.'..-. \u25a0 > \u25a0•\u25a0 "
Egg.*— Local . ranch, candled; 39 |r aS4oc: case
count. 30c: fancy fr^sh eastern, 32@0.V; storage
enstern, } 24«j27cv
Butter— Creamery; extras, 72^A(&73c: creamery
firsts,' 6o@6sc; dairy, 2Sc; cooking,' 21c;"olomnar
garlne, stau'lard, 15(3,16c; . choice, 16<S18c;
fancy. lS'gi! 0 ':. . • - . \u25a0 >
Cheese — Northern fresh.- 17 % @ 18c: anchor,
large, r lfcc:' anchor,, young America, 10c;, hand
cheese, : anchor brand. t'Oc; eastern- siagl«-s, 19c;
eastern twins, JB^tlS^iic: eastern Cheddars, 18c;
eastern -longhorn, 19c; eastern daisy, -lf<c; pwiss
imported, 32c; sivlns domestic, 22c; brick cream,
18Q19c; llmburger. ISc.
(per ctl) — Choice highland. Burbanks,
$1.50@1.75: fancy Salinas. $1.90@2: sweet po
tatoes. $1.65@1. 75: northern, $1.73@2.-- ; •
Onions — Yellow ilanvers, $2.i!5@2.50 per ctl;
AuistrsllaD browns, $2.25Q"J. 50; garlic, BS9c
per lb. . •
Beans (per ctl)— Pink No. l; \u25a0 new. $4; old.
$3.50^3.75: Una No. 1. $5.75fg:6; Lady Wash
ington No.- 1, -$3.75@4; small white No. 1, $3.60
<j3.76;\black;eye,iss. •'.-\u25a0\u25a0 1 .-.* •
> Chilis— Evaporated. 12^c per lb. '
Popcorn — $s.7srti'C per ctl.
Poultry (buying prices, live weight, per lb)—
Broilers, lU@2 \hg, 17c; fryers, l'U'tf^?i lbs,
2f>r; roasters, . 3j or. mor» | lbs,' 14c; - hens, 14c:
stags and old roosters. 8c: turkers, heavy,'' l7c;
light not wanted: ducks, 12c; gees".* 12c; 'squabs
aud pigeons, $1.75@2 per dozen. Pelllntc prices —
Hens. • 16Vi'S17e: young* roosters,' : 18o;. fryers
19c ; I broilers, : 20c ; turkeys, | old toms. ", 19c ; youDg
toms, 20c; hens,. 20c; geese, 17c;. ducks, 14c. . -
; Honey (per -4b) — Comb "water white, , 1 lb
frames, lSo;. white. 15(516c; light ;amber, 15c;
extracted water - n-hlte, 60 lb cans, S<g:SV.c
white. So; light amber. 6Vsc. • • -•\u25a0-••
SIISCELL.AXEOUS MARKET.S
Forelsn, Futures
LIVKBPOOL ; .
Wbe«t— Dec. "March. Jlav.
Opening S 7SJ R S S 7%
Closing ................ S 6^i S S?i - 8 6» 4
PARIS
\u25a0«\u25a0 Wheat— " Oct. Jan.-Apl;
Opening ..:..23?5 2495
Closing ... ............. 23 05: 24'P5
Flour —
Opening .................... 32 ro 32 60
Globing 32 -2.V 32 60
St. Louis Wool Market
ST. LOUIS. Oct. Ill— Wool— Steady. Medium
grades, combing atsd' clothing, 23% @25r; li?ht
fine, 22<322}4c; heavy line, I7@18c; tub washed.
20@3f<c. •'\u25a0\u25a0-..:\u25a0•\u25a0-:\u25a0; •.-.':-
I - Hopn Id .'ljondon
LIVERPOOL. Oct;'- 11.— Hops ; in j Lcndon (Pa
cifio coast), Fteady, £2 10s@£3.; \u25a0 ,
. \u25a0 , IVorthern 'Bni>tae*M
SEATTLE. Oct. 11.— Cleariogs, . $1.70r>.530:
balances. $ 217.051. * .^- ' •
. -TACOMA. Oct. 11.— Clearings, $500,040; t>al
1 ances. $44.4«4. . .
PORTLAND, Oct. 11.— Clearings, $1,4!>5.511 :
balances. ?134,730. . \u25a0
SPOKANE.-- Oct.- 11.— CleariPSS, $1, 121,605;
balances, $101,519.- V;'-'vty
LOCAL MARKETS
... ff, Kxclinnstc and. Bullion .
SHyer was *4e lower. . New York ' exchange
and CO day sterling also declined. .
\u25a0 ;v--~> ; . .".-.-.\u25a0 :\u25a0 .: local \u25a0 -—•. \u0084.-\u25a0 :'\u25a0..::.
Sterling, exchange, 60 day 5.' .'......". — ©4182%
Sterling exchange," sight.-.'.'. .:..;.. : — @4.86^"
Sterling exchange, cables. . : \u0084 — @4.87 Vi
New 1 York exchange, sight. ..V. .. .r:"; "— @ '02%4
New' York exchange, "telegraphic... — <3 07*4
Silver, 7 per 0unce. ..;:.... ......;.. — (<%~ 63i^
Mexican dollars, nominal (see N." V.) — <•& ;\u25a0 —--
> ; > CONTINENTAL: -i .-
New^York. on Pari5.'.: ...".:.; .:......"... 51f1T4
New -^York qn Mexic0. . : ..:....... . . 200%
t'aris on London ....:..'.;; ....'...\u25a0...;.. 3^.]2is
Berlin on L0nd0n. ..:... .. .... ... .. .... .20.451J
Wheat anrt Other Grains - --
• .Wheat— Paris futureis • were r higher. iXiverpuol
closed lower. Chicago was a- fraction off.7 Ca
bles were bullish, ; but hart, no effect.. Tbe crowd
was . bearish aud sold , freely.' '. Kaunas . City . wired
that exporters were reselling.": > I: \u25a0'..-. ':'. ;'\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 v:
In:the San Francisco market December. was. le :
hfsher. .: Tho cash \ gra in was ; flrra ' a t ; tbe recen t
advance, \u25a0. but . there was : no . new feature : to ; the.
market..: ••. .• \u25a0\u0084..":'- •" '\u25a0'\u25a0•: ~ , - .
:\u25a0\u25a0."\u25a0 \u25a0-':""\u25a0' CASH WHEAT - ' . \u25a0:". ;
California club. $1.650 :1.07«4;. do mllllnir.i
$1.67 Vi; California white ,\ Australian,. *1.70@
,1.75;:. lower grades of; California.. $1.40@l. 00;
northern \u25a0-. club, : 51.6216 / a. i1.65;^i 1.65;^ northern*: -%blue>'
stem;- ?1.70@1.75: . northern .: red; $1.C0@1.62V5 ;
Kansas wheat,: In bulk. San : Francisco track,
?l.7s&l.S>O:per ctl. ' ' r " ','
' -' FUTURES V '' \u25a0'\u25a0 /:. .
10:30 a."tn. Session. -. *'
•"•pen; 'High. "Low./ Close. ,
December . . . . ,$i .72Va :''. 51-74 '\u25a0\u25a0' $1.72^3 ;$1 '.74-V
Barley-— Yestorday* was > a "\u25a0\u25a0. sensational^ day/ in
thi.«. market.i prices for; both* cash 'grain.'and;"fu
tures soaring , on bullish lin I the | mar-"
ket. -First there : was sale of 1.000 s , tons -of
-brewing, for. Chicago by .rail; at :sl.6o,^wltb;tbat ;
pi-ice bid and re fused 'for : more."- sTlip.n-; there 'was ;
an order" for; 3,000 • tonsjfor . Australia?-reported."'i
Finally. jif-wasireixirtedUhatOregon^aDfl :Wash- j
'. lngton t were \u25a0 larsel v i oversold "-, for : tbe < east. ri Un-' i
<l»»r ; these - reports . May ' advanced ? 3^c • and \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 De- j
comber : 3-?4 c.i -.•- As" for ; \u25a0 tlic '-, cash V gra in.'f dealers \
found 'themselves '- all ; at i sea .' and >. did i not : know. !
what ! prices : to bid I or, ask. .uT Under; these j circuui-'
stances ;, the J quotations S below .•; must >b« « consid-"
ered ' largely • nominal.'ilThere ? were f few ; samples
ehowingr and' most . dealers : franklyj admitted ' that
' they; did : not : know '.what ' market : prices [were. '\u25a0'&>*>
Vl Quotations for ch'eva Her ; are ', dropped,^ as ' there
is none • offering and •it- is saU - that f stocks . are
exhauetc<l. '\u25a0..?. :..".:-\u25a0 :\u25a0 s r y \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0"' '\u25a0' "\u25a0\u25a0. \u25a0.'\u25a0 \u25a0'
" --\u25a0:'\u25a0 : .-"> CASIIiRAULEY' >.. - -K :^S.
'\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 Good to choice feed, >pot,:sl.soSl;ss; common
to. fa ir,-'?l.4o@l.47J^per ctl: * brewing," $1.07@
1.60 per' ctl;' chevaUfcr.-- nominal. \u25a0 '* ' -.
< \u25a0 ; /'i : --',' \u25a0 : vvPuTUUES. , ( .:. \u25a0 V :/:
\u25a0 ' . . . . 10ysU,'a.''in. 'Session • '.. - .
- -\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0;'."\u25a0 . «>Opcn. '- IllglJ.'- Low. \u0084.',.C lose.'
May . . . . . . I ; l/l-.02V4"i:-'-?1.6C '\u25a0>, $1.«2t, $1 .65^4
December V. ;..!/] .5014 wi'.s9 \u25a0 1..16 Vi; 1.5 a;:
i * Oats—The i alvance hes i not ' yet spent '\u25a0 Its \ force
and I prices -are j again | Uigcer. all around.T; Samples
1 are 1 very /ew.V receipts; and? stocks are 'light and
seller? : are very, iudepenrtent.'jf ,;\u25a0;"' :" \u25a0\u25a0:.'. ": \u25a0'\u25a0.
i*\ Gooil ito . f 1,,, i.-- . red i for i>ee.l.V * J .75 f5.2 : ' ; for
: : f pm. -R] .CVJi.i.rrj; common' to ; f a ir,*> $1 .60; j whiter
:;flni7J^v fsf/i No.v^i 1 : au(i;sl:7o«iH.7sr;for£f.vtra :
; rholcc : ;i pH>rl . clo;i n j hl.u-k" i for iset-U,";:i set-U,";: ?2.50@ L'.50.
1 with , miiill \u25a0•; lots p. briu^ing •' ?^: * Jiray.vi ?1 .67V5 fti
'1.~'2\~, 'per. ctl." ---\u25a0\u25a0 '."; -' : : . 0 "-.\u25a0....:.- ' : ;; : S.\'.::/:~: '"•••"'••".'".;' .'\u25a0\u25a0'.'\u25a0-
I v :^Coru— Conditions : sbow \u25a0 "no v chunge,'- because
;. /' '-"'.',.•-•- '\u25a0 -~- -" ." " ' . :.' ; \u25a0•;,"\u25a0.
there is no stock, here '.to change them on.- The
feeling continues very firm.'; ..- ' '.' .'
- — California small round yellow"." nominal," none of
fering;glarge yellow, $l.«5@l:70; white t nominal;
western state in bulk/; San Francisco track. $1.53
for, yellow, 1 - $1.55 for white and $1.51 for mixed;
iv sacks, >7Ji@loc higher;- white Egyptian, *1..53;
brown '• Egyptian.'; sl.2s. -- " "- ' ' .' "
\u25a0v Ryc-^-Is , still - dull and nominal. California,
$1.37^.@1.40; Ctah, $1.35(21.37^ per .ctl." -..-.
. Flonr and ; FarlnaceoaH Goods":
: There iJatas , no? further 'change in. any ! descrip
tioc yesteraay.'lbut the r millers quoted flour^very
firm;;, with Va- good demand. .. •,' .""" \u25a0'•\u25a0-:.
?j Flour— California family . -: extras, $5.40@6
net, '\ without i- discount ; * bakers'. " extras,' fs.4oij
s.6s;; superfine,- $4.20@4.50; Oregon ; and Wash
ington," 1 . per : bbl,. $4.50©5.50 : for bakers' -extras
and - $4.50@4.75 for " family." Kansas flour, San
Francisco s track, . $3.50@6 - for 1 family ' and $4.65
for I export : J Dakota, ' $6.25@6.45 per bbl for pat
ents and $6.10@6.30 for straights." \u25a0':;."; v: "
'-\u25a0 ' Farinaceous > Goods— Prices * in :- packages, J net
cash, no discount, are as follows: Graham flour,
$3 per 100 lbs; rye floor, $3.4o;: rye meal. $3.20;
rice; flour,: $7.20; corn "meal, ,$2.75; -extra cream
do,"? $3.40; i oat " meal. i $4.10; : oat l groats, $4.30;
hominy, $3.40@3.60-; buckwheat flour, $4; cracke'
wheat," $:i.su; farina, $4.20; whole whe.at flour,
$3.20: rolled oats, bbls, $6@7.25; In sacks, $8.30
(30.75; rolled wheat, bbls,' s4.3o; In sacks, $3.80;
pearl ; barley, $5.40 ; ; split peas, boxes, $6 ; green
peas, 5 per 100 lbs. : .. »„• v
. -Hay and Fecdstuffs
:. Prices : showed \u25a0 no , further - rise • yesterday, " bnt
everything in the line of .forage ruled very flrm.
The receipts ' ; of ' hay .' were • all" by rail ; and icoa
: Middlings — $*<!8.50@31 per ton.'
\u25a0, Shorts— s22.so<gi23. 50 per ton.' i •
b Feedstuffs— Rolled barley,? $31 @32; ' oilcake j
meal, -^ In \u25a0 20 ; ton . lots 7 $38.50, 10 :\u25a0' ton
lota $39, *; 6 iton -lots $39.50, ' cocoanut . cake
or; meal at : mills, in 10 and $25.60
in 5 ton lots;, jobbing, $28; corn : meal. $32; j
cracked corn, $33; broom corn feed, 90c@$l per
ctl; alfalfa meal, i carload lots, $20.50; jobbing.
$21.5,0 per . ton; ; mealfalfa, - $20.50; Jobbing,
$21.50.> \u25a0 .... .... .. '.-•; \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0-' \u25a0 - \u25a0''. \u25a0\u25a0:
Hay— Wheat,' $12@20; e\tra choice do, $21 @23
per : ton; . wheat i and • oat, | $12® 19; , extra choice,
$20; tame oat, $12@18; volunteer wild oat, $10@
13: alfalfa, $11@14; stock, $S@l2..s
Straw— -60@80c per bale. •-/.;
- Beans and.Seedn
'.Lima beans are. quoted slightly -lower. Pink*
and whites continue firm,'- with a. brisk' demand
for < the former for > speculation and ; an equally
%ood demand for tbe latter for consumptloa and
shipment.'/ . \u25a0 : \u0084 . . . . . \u25a0--
"• • Some '.variations in dried • peas will be noted.'
Yellow mustard seed rules firm unfler the scarcity
already mentioned.- , :•
"Beans (per ctl)— Bayos, $3@3.30; pea, $3.25®
3.50; small white. ?3.40@3. 60; large white, $3.40
(83.60; pink, $3.15@3.30; red. $3.25@3.50; limas,
55.10@3.20; \u25a0•' red kidneys, - $3@3.25; blaekeyes,
$3.60(g:4; . horse \beans, $2.20(g3.25; "cranberry
beans, $3@3.25; Garvanzas. $3.25@3.75. .
".. Seeds— Brown -mustard, ?3@3.C5; yellow mus
tard," $5@5. 50; flaiseed,- $2.75; canary f -3?i@-tc;
alfalfa, 12V4 (614c;' rape, cleaned. 2%@3c;-timo
thy, nominal; hemp, 4U @4Hc; millet, 2'i@2 Vic
per lb; broom corn seed, $18@20 pr.r ton,.
\u25a0 Dried Peas— Green are quoted at $2 'g '-.35 and
NUes at $I.7s@2per ctl; .-. .;•,'•
\u25a01 • I'otaloe*, Onions - and Vegetables
'^.The continued scarcity of strictly .first da?»
table potatoes has resulted , in \u0084an advance *in
that class of- goods, - the best Oregon and Salinas
Burbankf being : higher, while occasionally top
quality, lots of. river goods sell: 8t a. small pre
mium. The demand for goodjstock i» brisk and
continuous \u25a0 and - desirable ; offßings , pass \u25a0 out of
first I hands as fast- as - received, \u25a0 while inferior
quality-stock, which constitutes the bulk of the
•arrlvals.'coDtiDues.to drag ..badly at low and'lr
regular rates. '-.- Tbe "onion market \u25a0Is very strong
on -continued light arrivals and ,the 'quotations
bave: taken narrower -range, there being I practi
cally nothing . obtainable for less than $1.90 a
cental. : : » ' - • .
-Prices for 'most kinds of vegetables are grad
ually, improving as a"- result of decreasing ar
rivals, but -.there are some descriptions, notably
string beans and green corn, which are weak be
cause of the pvor ' quality of . the offerings.
Green'- peas . and egg plant • did -better yesterday
and j ther* | was a sharp jump in tomatoes, . th«
advance in tbe latter being such as to drive the
canuers'out of the- market.'' '
Potatoes— Salinas : Burbank«,sl. 4oQl.7o per
ctl;- Oregon Butbanks, $1.40@1.60 per ctl; river
white*. $1@1.25 per ctl for choice to fancy and
65c©$l.per bag for poor; sweet. potatoes, $1.50
4*1.75 per ctl. .-•..: . .
v - Onions— California yellow, $1.90@2 per ctl. ;
i: VegetableH— Green corn,: $u.ji.;>o per sack;
green peas, 4@sc, per; lb; tomatoes', 50@75c per
box;' string . and' wax. beans, ifyi&ZViG per-lb;
lima beans," 4^sc per lb:- summer squash.- 50®
SOC' per box; - green . peppers, 50@75c per box;
cucumbers, 50(5j 75c ptr box: pickle cucumbers
$1.50@1.75 per box for.No.l, $1911254 for No.
2 and 1 50<g,60c for No. S; egg plant, 60c<g.$l
per box; okra. 35<Ui50c per box; garlic. 4^sc
perlb; cabbage.. $1 per ctl; cauliflower, 65(&r5c
per dozen; carrots. 75c. per sack; turnips. 75c
per sack; marrowfat and Hubbard squash; $10Q
15 per ton. : -- • .". \u25a0•\u25a0 \u25a0.'.:-- -
.. Ponltry and Game \u25a0
r Yesterday's arrivals "f poultry Trere light and
consisted entirely of domebtic: fowls, which found
a good; market -at satisfactory prices, large!
fat hens and .young: chickens -continued to lead
in point of demand, and as there was no western
stock offering, in competition the outside quota
tions were. easily/.obtained for the best lots. 1
Game- continued , to advance./ everything on the
list except- gray ; geese being higher.' ••. Some •of
the, receipts - still .. showed effects \u25a0 of -"the warm
weather, c being more or less tainted, and this
stock had to b§ sold at prices well below the
inside quotations . or thrown away. -Only 'soua-i
game is quoted. -' i 7 <
Poultry (p«r dozen)— Hens. $4.50^5.50 for
(mall, $6(26.50 for large and $7@S for extras; old \u25a0
roosters, : ; $4. 5055;; young roosters,' $6@7; do
eitra large, , $TQS; fryers, $4.50@5.50; large
broilers, small i broilers. $3@3.50;
ducks, ": $5(g»5 for young, and $4(34.50 for 1 old:
pigeons, $1.25; squabs. $2.?5@2.75: geese. $1.50
<S2" per pair: goslings. $t.7sfe'J" per pair; young
turkeys. 20522.; per lb: old do, IS (S 2Oc per lb. -
\u25a0Game (per dozen I— Mallard ducks. $4@7;
sprig. :s3@4: teal. $3(i5 4; widgeon, $2.50@3.50;
small, $2^.3; gray geese, ?3.50ig4:- brant. $2@3:
bare, ' $1.75@2.25; cottontail rabbits. $2.25^2.50.
--4 Butter,". Cheese "and' Er;»
The. only "change <ini the quotations under this
head yesterday was In the - ; . top grade of ; fresh
butter,--'; which j sold ?Hc from ; the previous quota
tion,-bringing; the exchange : price, down- to 39c
flat: -In -view ofrtbo fact that" the large mani
fests " brought -in by _: the ; two belated Humboltd
steamevsoa.the preceding day,' were on the mar
ket,! this decline. wai» Insignificant in comparison
ivith Thursday's 6harp advance. .While tlie gen
er.-jl . tone 'of ' the; market -was \u25a0 one of . strength;
there was a feeling of uncertainty -among: some
receivers', i who -.were? of • the : opinion:" that the
high cost s of fresh stocks at retail .would divert
business • to It he -less . expensive eastern and stor
age goods and. chock sales of the former. r : -~y -
'. The I upper grades of | f renh esgs ' and all: kinds
of ; cheese * remained very firm 'at: the old:quota
tions.N supplies :of J tlie .former being extremely
light, ; while holders ; of- the ; latter would, not ; sell
. a pound unless '\u25a0\u25a0 buyers .were willing to ; pay.-. full
flgiu^s. J" The V lower grades .of fresh . eggs I were
'easy.;, but there were so few offering that they
cut but little figure In'the'market.-
.' The '-. following i sales were - made on ' tbe ex
change: - - • ;>'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 .•;.,• \u25a0, ri. -. : -,-" \u25a0 -
.;:Butter— lo cases of fresh local extras at 39^4c
and'- 20 at: 39c. \u0084 „ . \u25a0 ' -\u25a0\u25a0" \u25a0
':- Eggs— Xt>,caEOs of: fresh 1 California extras at
\u25a0 50c. '.V"'-' ' •" -\u25a0' - ' " : - /.-'-•' .
. (Uieese^-50, 'faucy new California firsts 'at
I7^c;- \u0084. .... - . .-\u25a0-.' .. \u25a0 . \u25a0 \u25a0\u0084\u25a0\u25a0'
' .'Receipts • were : 112,000 ;lbs butter,- 67,000 ' lbs
cheese aud "!)6 cases eggs.- -
•;.>The^.follwlns!:are Une.' official quotations a*
established by> *m les. bids '. eud^ offers : on' tile tioor
of*, the* dairy exchange.-.' Prices'; on -the,: street,
while governed by the eneUan;e quotatlou '."Ktn- !
«rally,. range from - 1 \i,c to Jc -hlglier, owiiig to
tbe;various charges to be atldeil.'"--.
' Butter-- Fresh ; creamery , extras. •: 39c : per . lb.
funa : r do ' firsts." 37e, - firm ; . do seconds,' •\u25a0 27c, firm :
do --tUinls. • 2Cc, firm ; >. eastern * extras, , : 31c, firm;
eastern ladle. packert.* 1 extras.-: 2Ce. :rirm;-tlo firsts,
24c,'sflrm; Callfornla>storage ;Vxtras..3oc, ; firm;
do 'firsts/. 28 Vie, . firm; ,' do seconds." 27c, ; firm ; ! east
ern h storage, .. firm :\u25a0_ at , 20c \u25a0; for f extras. v 27% c for
firsts and -27c | for. seconds ; l e.isteni storaso ladles;
firm ' at ; 25c for. extras and *24 Vie if or nr3ts. - t :\u25a0•
-- - . Cheeses-Fancy -California new < flats.' * 17Vic;per
lb,;, steady ; do ; firsts, \u25a0 16 Vie, -- steady ;% fancy i. neW
_Young Americas." lSc; steady;ilj flrst:».-16Mic, firm;
' fancy ;; Oregon,":; 10Hc," ; firm ; c fancy, eastern,.* 18c,'
flrm:*i storages gootls. 1 ..,; New: York \u25a0\u25a0:• f jncy. \ ISV4C
firm; fancy California' Cats."j 10c, ' firni-s^o-fii-stß,'
15c,-; flra ;- fancy -iYoung iAmericas," KVjc^-flna." .
? '», Eggs-^-Callforn la " fresh S extras, -" 90c •: per,J dor,"
firm: do flrßtts;i,44c^firm; do. sccontls.^ 27c,, steady;
: do i. tbirds/i 28c,^- steady: \u25a0' eastern 4 ; selected, ,=- 27er
firm; do first*. :23V^c,':flrni;' do sccodUs, 19c,;firm;
' California '4 storage a extras, •) 25»c '-. ' firm ; do firsts,
27c,,flrra;5eastern storage extras,' U3Vic,. firm;. do
flrstß,;23c, flrni.jjVV-- " : : ..
". -. : 'Perfdtibu«"aud. Cltrnn Frnlts*/
.aThe dullness- which. usually 'dominates t^e fruit
: market i, on » Friday^ was % increased i yestertlay v by
the '. rain 'In r tbe ; morning i and -; tardy, deliveries : of
consignments k from H various I sections. nwr-^
ket f' maintained gat good 3 position V. nevertheless.'
and % steady,! 1 prices i ruled * f or % everything .; except
grapes in . bulk, s strawberries | and j nutmeg melons.
Large | packages I of i table » grapes '.were/ in j teavy.
supply + besides , being 1 lat e ; In » arriving, J an<l ; the
demand i for. strawberries '•. was : lim ited |in | the reg-'
" nlar.: trad?;! 1 the"?- bulk ; of \u25a0 the s offerings - going ; to
syrup makers at * the | inside quotation.;* The | trade
:is \u25a0' purchasing ; : sparingly"- of ?, nutmeg ? melons ?. and
only* a - small i portion > of J the i arrivals i? sell '\u25a0 any
where I near^ the ? outside i quotations. - : there •; being
1 no ; established ; prices i for 4 unattractive \u25a0 lots.':- r -In
\u25a0\u25a0. the ; orchard v line I firm « prices % were . obtained if or
(what § choice * fruit i was » offering,* but ; there I was
not J much 'call 5 for off lots of apples.iwhieh : were
offered 5 freely .1 at > easyj rates. Z Citrus ; fruit* ! were
-quiet 1 and \u25a0 featureless. - ' • "• i i "- --J ". V : : * \u0084
* * Berries^-Strawberries, ! - $7@9 per . chest .. for
Lonnwortbs. \u25a0 $4@7^ for. .. the \u25a0 ; large varieties ;
i raspberries, j'sS(!j.lO Z per j chest: • blackberries. v. $5
;@C iperi cliest ; slmckleb«»rrles.'( 6(3Sc-. i*r Ibtjcran^,
: li.'s-rleevi Cui'i- i Cod;" $5.004t9 ; per. bhl ; -: Coos . bay,
\u25a0$4^per!box.\:.: ; ' : " s Vj : -.:.'- :'--.-"^l;.: '--.-"^l;. '/r/ r . v; U '\u25a0-\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0
'.:-; A ppl ps S; ( per : I.os > — *onty ," ' • $1.?5^1 jf50 ; cem- I
moa to,' choice ,' ! | COc^sl.' ,-•"':. " \u25a0'- *,'\u25a0\u25a0• -: m ' -' «
Quinces— 75c@(l per. box. :
Pears — Winter Xellist." sl.3o(g2 per box; cook
in? varieties. , 75c@51.25 - per box.
-. Peaches— Small boxes, J1@1.50; carriers. S .
-Ploras— 6ft@73c for small acd $1^t1.25 for
large boxes ? ,-'\u25a0''-'
_» Kiys— so<^.sl per bor.
\u25a0- Melons— River nntmegs. ,40@S5c per box; wa
termelons. $1.75@2.50 per doien.
Pomegranates— sl.so@2.so for large and 50c©
$1 for small boxes. ' •". .,.\u25a0-..;..
"Persimmons — 73c @ 51.25 per box.
~ : Grapes — Craves, muscat. 65055 c: tokay. r*-»^
Sse; black. 50©73 c; Isabella, 90c@?l: Comlchon.
7Gc(?|sl;: small boxes, $1Q 1.10 for, seedless and
40@S5c for, other varieties: largo boxes, mnscat.
75c@51.60: tokay. 75c@«1.25;, b1ack, 75c©?1.25:
feetlless; $1.75@2.25; .wine grapes, ilnfandel. $25
@30 per ton; mission and mixed. $20^25 per
ton. * - - >- . '- -
Citrus' Fruits (per box) — Valencl* oranges.
53.."0@5. as to size; I«mons.' S4@s for f«ney.
$3.50@4 for choice and $2Q3 fot standard ;
grapefruit. $3.25(33.75 for ieedless and for
common;' limes. ?5(<£5.50. \u25a0• * . - .
.. Tropical Fruits — Bananas, $I@S 'per bunch far
Hawaiian and $2.50@3.50 for Central American;
pineapples, $2@3 p«r dozen. ; ,
Dried Fruits, Kaialms, .Vuta and Honey
< California chestnuts are In from Livennore and
selling at. 12%@15c per lb.- -
; Fruits— Apricots, 17<322c: fancy Moorparks.
23c;- evaporated apples. 10® lie; pears. 10@
42% c peaches. 9%@13c for good to fancy, top
quotations standing for Mulrs; figs. 3^i<33c; nec
tarines, cleaned up and nominal: pitted plum*
U@l2c; prunes. 4 size basis, 1907, crop. 4%Q3c
per lb. with %c and lc premium for th« email
and large sizes. .-\u25a0 • ~
Raisins . f.'-o. b. Fresno— 2 crown. 6c; 3
crown,.6%c;4 crown. 6%c; seeded. 7 @9c; seed
less sultanas, 6%@9c, and $1.50©1.60 for Lon
; don layers and $2@3.50 for clusters. - . j
Nuts — Almonds, nonpareils. 17%Q18c; IX L.
16%{£lSc; n« plus ultra. 16@18c; Drakea, 13%
@14c; Lan^uedocs, 13%@14c; hardshell. 9QlOc.
Walnuts — 15c per lb for No. 1 softshell and 12c
J for No. 2 do; 14% c for No. 1 hardshell and 11 %c
for • No, 2 do.- These prices are for round lots.
Jobblns prices •are l%c per-lb hlxher. '
7. Honey — Water white comb. 16Q17c: white.
15c; -water white extracted. B@B%c; light am
ber, , 7@7%c; : no • dark amber offerinj. .
, ' ProTlnloni
'All conditions remain unchanged. -
. ' Cured Meats— Bacon, 14c per lb I for heavy.
15c for light medium, 16%e ' for; light. 17c for
extra light and 18%@21c for sugar cured; extra
light sugar cured. 22©23% c: dry salted sides.
14c; bellies, 14c; eastern sugar cnrwJ hams,
17(gl8e: California hams. 16e; mess beef. $9 per
bhf: extra mess, $9.50; family, $10; prime mesa
pork, ;? 24: extra clear, $27: mesa, $25; pig pork.
$2S; pigs' feet. $5.50 for half bbls, $2.60 for
quarter bbls and $1.35 for kits; smoked beef,
14c per lb. I i
\u25a0 Lard— Tierces quoted at 9*ie for California
compound, 9fic for eastern compoend and 11^©
12c -for pure; balf bbls, pure. ll*i@l2Uc: 50
lb tins. U»4@l2iic; 10 lb. tiM,'. 12fc ®12%c; 5
lb tins. l'.*?B@l2 T ,c: 3 lb tins; 12%@13c.
.Cottolene^One half barrel. 11 %c: three half
barrels. .11 %c;, one tierce, ll%c; two tierces,
lie; fire tierces, 10T»c.
Hides, TalloTT. Wool and Hops
-Hides— Cull .and brands sell about %<@lc un
der quotations. Heavy salted steers", 10V; me
dium, 8c: light. B%c; cow hides. S%c for heavy.
S%c for light: stags. 7c; salted kip, 10c; salted
veal. 14e; salted, calf. 14% c; dry hides, 16c;
dry - kip. 16c! : dry . calf. 20c: sheeDskfn*. sbt-er
lings,-20@60c each; short wool, 50@75c each
mediuro.. 75c@$l; long wool. *ifgl.sO: lambs',
25-§7oc: horse hides.' salt, $2.75@3 fcr large,
$2@2.50 for medium and 51@1.50 for small;
hore»:hfde-s. dry. .. 52432.50 for large and $t.^5Q
2 for medium.. so^/Tsc for small and 25@50c for
colts :< deerskins, dry Mexican. 30-g32c; dry salt
do, 27rft30c; dry Centra! Amerlnn. 33<3Si"c:
goatskins, prime angora, 7r»; extra "large do,
$1.25@1.50:. large, . 35<££45c; medium, S<t'oS33c
email. 20@l'5c. '
' Ttllow — No. 1 rendered. sU©3%c; No." 2, 3@
sc: grease, 2@2%c.
Wool— Spring clip. HumboWt and Mendoctno.
year's staple. 24325 c: fall clip — northern free,
mountain. 10@12c; do defective, -SigllOc: - San
Joaqnln and southern. 6@?c. according to
sbrinkape and defects; fall lambs, 11@13%c for
northern an<l 5(310%c for southern..
Hops— Prices to growers are as follf»w«: 1906,
3®sc for fair to choice; 1907 crop. S@loci.er
Vouii'l.
Meat Market \
Dressed lamb Is* %c lower. Other descriptions
show no important changes. The market Is suf
ficiently supplied and generally steady.
\u25a0 ... DRESSED MEATS s
Slaughterprs* rates to dealers are as follows:
\u25a0"- Beef — 6%@"iic per lb for steers,' s@6c for
cows and s%@6%c'for heifers.
.Yeal — 6%@ 1 ;c for large and. B%@loc for
small. - : ' .
Mntton— lOiglle for wetners, 9%@10c for
ewes. ' .
Lamb— 10%@11%c p»e lh. "
Dressed Hops.— ll(gll%c per lb.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS
The following quotations " are for gomi, «ouw3
livestock, delivered In San Francisco, les» 30 per
cent shrinkage for cattle: -
Cattle — Steers No. 1 : B©S%c. second quality
7©7% c. third quality 6@6%c: cows and heifer*.
*sVi&6?ic for No. \u25a01, second quality sV>@6c
third quality sc; bulls and stags. 3|34%e."3 | 34%e."
Calves — 5c per lb for light. 4%c for medium
and 3%c for heavy (gross weight).
.Sheep — Wethers, s@o%c per lb; ewes. 4%<35c
(gross weight). - •
Lambs — Spring. Cig6%c.
Hogs — 100 to 200 lbs, 7%c per lb; 200 and
.upward. 7<g7Vic: boars 50 per cent. sta«s 30@
40 per cent aad sows 10@20 per cent off from
above quotations. ' . \u25a0[. .
. General Merehandiae. ~~*-il
Bags — San Quentinl 75ic; graia' ba?s. B%®
B%c spot and 7%@7?ic June and J-ilv; wtxjj
bags, 42%@44c; fleece, twine, lie; fruit baa*
7%@S%c for cottoa and B%@Ssic for jute
\u25a0 1 Coal— Pennsylvania anthracite egg, $16: Wel
lington.'f 12 per ton; New Wellington. $12: Coos'
bay. $10; Richmond. $12: Cumberland. $14 in
bulk and $16.25 in sacks; Welsh anthracite. $15;
coke, \u25a0 $17 per . ton In bulk and $ is) in saefcs-
Kocky mountain, nominal. \u25a0 '3@sS&9tgßgff •
~ i Oils— Quotations are for barrels. Linseed '
61c per gallon for boiled and 59c for raw; cases
6c more; castor oil, in eases,- No. 1, 75c; Baker's
AA. cases, $1.25@1.30: lucol. 50c for boiled and
4Sc for raw; China nut. cases. SSigOOc per gal
lon: cocoanut oil, in barrels. 65@65%c for XXX
62%.-"@66c for No. 1 and 60@63%c for No. 2 ac
cording to quantity: extra bleached winter sperm
oil, 65c: natural winter sperm oil. 65c; natural
whale oil, -,55c; extra winter strained lard oil.
90c; No. .1 lard oil. 75c; pure neatsfcot oil 80c*
No. 1 neatsfoot oil. 6.V: herrloe oil. 4Oc: salmon
oil. 35c: boiled' fish ell. 35c r paint oil. 35c.
- CoVil.Oil; Gasoline, etc.— Water white coal oil
from tank wagons. 10@llc; special do, 12%e;
pearl All. .In cases. 17t; astral. 17c: star, 17c*
extrfr'star.V2Cc: Elaine. ; 26c; eocene. 10c: *»ove
gasoline, in bulk, >17Uc. , In cases 24c: No. 1
enplnn distillate In Iron barrels or drums, 8c; No.
2 do 6%c, cases C%c. more; benzine, in bulk
12%c, .in cas<>s 19c; 86 degree gasoline. In bulk
30c. lu » cusps l.36c,;. •. •
• Turpentine— »i %e^ per. gallon in' cases.
Hosiu (per bbl of 2SO lbs)— E. $7.30; F. $7 30-
G. 57.55: H.57.63;,1. $7.75. '*!, I
i-Ked and White T^ead— Red lead. B%©Dc per
lb:- white -lead. SfJSUe." according to \u25a0. quantity.' '
. '- Sujar-r- The - Western . sugar - refinin? company j
quotes as. follows.Mfrm>«n>»t cash: Cubes and At
crushed. 5.60c ;-> powdered, 3.43 c; eindy granu
lated. .. 5.45 c: ; fine ? fruit or coarse . granulate<J.
5.33 c; beet pranuiated «100.1t> bags only), 5.13 c:
confectioners '.:_ A. •' 5.5.V; magnolia A, 4.9sc
extra C. 4.85c; golden C. 4.75 c: D, 4.65 c: H and
E crystal:: dorolnos,' 5.75 c: tßblets, h»lf bbls.
5.55 c; boxes. i6.loct per lb. Barrels and 50 lb
baps lCc-, half ' bbU 230 and bo.tes 50c more per
100 lbs \u0084 for l all >. grades. - No orders ta!:en for
less : than. = - 75 barrels :cr Its .' equivalent. Beet |
«usar. ./ "Monarch" - brand.' is quoted over . and
above the -pric«? of standard fine . (cane) granu
lated in 100 lb" bap» as follows: Bags, 100 lbs.
.Ssc: barrels. v : 4sc; half barrels. .COe: 40 lb
tins, cased. $2.05; S3* lb .tins,: cased, $2.03: 10
lb -. tins, ; cased . 10 ; lt» \u25a0a : case. $2.70 ; 8 lb tins,
8 In coat, $2 70; 30 lb boxes. S3c. *
• '.<„\u25a0 llecelpts of Produce
FOR; FRIDAr.: OCTOBER 11
Flour. -qr - ska . .* . .v,. v , B,342lTt*ooJ.'"i sks ......' -V fit
Wlieat, ctls .... - 79O|Feed. sks !..... .^ «»•,-,
Barlt-y, ctls ' .'. . . 1 6. 333 \ Leather, rolls ... i 10ft
Oat», ct!« ...."-.* S+JjHldes,*: No ...... J.no
Beans, ."/"Its ..... 2, jSs' Pelts,' No ....... .100
Hye. :.ctls .•.'..".. ' 20'l.lm*;. bbls '..'.•... 2 113
Bran. " ska ...:.. lOOjSugar. . ctls ..... 5 o*x>
Mlddllnc s .i *k« •-' '^'•MBrandy. gals ....'-400
Potatoes, sks . . . 2.s<)3! Wine, gals . . . . r.JG.KOrt
Onions, -sVs - . . : . . •'/ \u2666sCjApv^les. b\s "-.... . 2" ICO
Hay.' . tons ...... 2:soilyumber.- M ". ft. '. .; •-. °o
Straw. -tons :....- lOtßaisins, ;bxs : .... 4.500
Hops. •' bales "....; \u25a0 .-;. Co| \u25a0 •. -
\ -OREGON - "
Flour, qr" sks -. . . . ..~;.;. . ';...-..; •» 144
-> WASHINGTON ""'
Flour.Nqr-sks^:.*.' 2.oOO! Oat»,.fctl« 3.715
THE STOCK MARKET
Continued Slump In Both Southern Ae
"">\u25a0•>i-Tadasvand Comitocka "t
•\u25a0'. Yesterday, was isnother^day "of : depression' and*
gloom , on > the .: mining ; exchanges, both Comatock
and I southern > Ne vadas 1 going down : the I tobmnraa
at:a rate to please. the moat despondent cronker.
Hardly; a \ Corns tcck } escaped . the ; slum p and : all
the ' prominent, southern ; Nevadas suffered severe
ly. .%- The ."merper.V. which closed, at $5.30-ou
I hursOEy;. sold , down * to : $5.02 \u25a0 and • closed there ;
Florence, _ ; closing :on j Thursday at " $3.15/ closed
at : $2.95 ; ; Combination ; Fraction I closed :at \u25a0 91c.
against ; $1 on iThursday, • after , selllag s down *to
60c and : so : It Lwent - all tloagl the line. cThere
was s not ' only Bno i support ; gives to • the stocks, j
bu t ! the large 5 Inside \u25a0 holders . of share* eontlmwd
to t throw '.them f on '-the; market.': As one broker,
who is duins a large amouut of selling for these
inside ~u holderv' iput :* It: \u25a0.; Vlt "-" is f realtxlns and
nothing c ! else; 3lt Is I block \ after : block \ ot , stock
being * unloaded aon \u25a0--, the v. market.' As ' soon »as
one * Is ; sold t another appear*.". .«. That ; seems Ito
be *In a 3 nutshell the * cause of ; the current Ue
cline.ii-.-v'r^ -*-f -- 1 .-- «t« t '*''*\u25a0.-. ;,-S. -.-"-: : ..--:-.,-
Local securities continued Iflat and featureless.
\u0084 : West ' Tonopah t- CousollJaJed ; ha» ", levied an
[ acsessment^of ;3:rents.Vdellnt|iient. Nov.MS.- : .
I ••The". San* Fralclsco? stuck = and 1 exchange board
Family Retail Market
Sharp advances la prices of butter, e^cs and
wild ducks are the features of. the retail mar.
ket-thl» week. ' Two pound squares of tb»» N»«t
butter r w retailing. at 90c *nd the . best fresij
eggs cost 5c apiece.' There are picnty of rt-J<J
storage and eastern goods to be had «t mor»
reasonable ratM, however. There has been ier.r
little change in *reen produce since last wee^.
and meats and fish staad as quoted.in tbe ls«t
report.
COAL,' PER TON—
TTelllngton .....$15.00! Coos Ba» ..str,.s.T
Seattle 13.00 New Wellington... 13.W*
P»nnsylv Egg 1S«2O Wellington Nat.. 14.0*
Richmond ...... 15.00 Welsh ZgS W-C9
DAIRY PRODUCE. ETC.—
Butter. 2 lb sq-^QflrwEgCT. dry* R.-.*tC!>
1% lb Bquares.63®!7o( Do eastern 33«£4<i
Do storage 60<SJ70» Do storage ....40©?*
California Cheese.2o«l23lHoney, comb. 1h.20*«2*
Eastern Cheese.. —Q23! Do extracted. 10® 1"-V|
.SwJsb Cheese ...30(8401
POULTRY AND GAME—
liens. larre.ea.sl'ai.23"P!)re»n»i«. pair sn*^'*
- Do small .50@C*..'S<iuab^. per pair.—®7!>
l'ouBj: Roosters. I Gray Geese 6O'^7S
each 75c4$SllWlld Du<-ks. each--
OM Roosters, ea.—«so Mallard 9C;:<e«
Frjfni. each ...60(RtWf Spris —<&''-"
Broilers, each . .ton^O] lenl ..........—O/V*
Turkey*, per Ib.27©3(>{ Wldeeon —*6M
Ducks, each ...7V;St?lf Small 40*?!—
Oeese. each ...s2Q2.solHar» —«2^
Gosllags ......s2<E2.3G|Babblts , —©39
BIBATS. PER POUND—
Roast Betf—: . \u25a0 iMcttmj Cwp§..12%f81.«
Choice' cut* ...*s'B!t9 t Pcrk Coops .... —"J211
Do plain ...10tei2Vi!VeaI Cnt!ot« ....—613 .
Roast Vesl ....lSQlS'Coraed Beef <"& ' I
Roast Pork ....13®2OlBe«f Stew T*B »
IVoreqrUr Lamb.. —«©l3!Mutton Stew .... *\u25a0©!'>
Hindqrter Lamb.—€i2ol Veal Stew ....10(512%
Foreqrtr Mutton.^-*tto'Soup Meat ...... —© 5.
Leu Mutton ....—<§ 13' Soup Bone «..."T.—•'Q 4
Tenderloin Steak.—«l3lH«n JSOJJJ:
Porterhse Steak.ls@2olßiicoa 20f?2S
Plrloln Steai —filSlPork Sau«a«e..l2%'Sil3*
Round Steak —©lOlChfpped Bee* ...2O(fl!—
Lamb Chotm .. —ig.23iLartl ............—@lt
VEGETABLES—
Artichoke*. <loa..4O<*?6O!l>tiT!e«, ««i ....IS-S^J
Beets. do« 10/fii —1 Leeks, doa bnebs. —©13
Beans, white. Vt>. 8Q 6|Onions, per 1b..2%Qs
Do. colored, lb. 4@ BiOkr*. per 1b.... B<af»
Dried Lima, lb.—Bi Potatoes, lb ..l%©2iV
Cabbage, each .. —«10' Parsnips, do* ... —®2i» .
Celery, head ...—QlOißsdlaben. d» buch—<esi*
Cress, da. bunch.lSfi—lsage. do* bncfc«.23'3—
Cucmnberi. doz..lf>(!sW String Beans. I>. 40 <\
Garlic B(fti JlSammer Squa*h.lb —St S
Green Peppers... *% S!Sprout», per lb. —<3 •*'
Green Corn. d«.4O<r?6n!Splnacb. per I>.. B©U
Dried Peppers ..20<S2'5'Tayme. iz bnch. —<a2i
Rgff Plant, lb.. 6«* SlTurnipn. pep doa. —(HZ*
Gr?«a Peas ..,.—O S;Ti>mat9e». Ib .... —"^ X
Lima Beans .... —<3 fl;Wax Beans, 11>... «S 8
FRUITS AND. VUTS-r
Anigtr Pears. eaJ3@4o!Limes. <!o» —«*M
Almonds \u008415a20!Ntnis Melons, e» 3@lo
Apples 4^ eiOranges. doa ....40!a>v>
Blackbrrles. drw.3o<®4o! Do. chcicu .... —(321
Cranberries, qt.. —<!Sl3!Perslmmons, doz.. —€?2f»
Pecans —"SCCJ Pineapples. eaeh.^O^SO
Brazil Nuts ....15<a20ipeacb*s. lb —fO 9
Pacanas. dea . ..2S'933!ptuais. lb —«2 "
Cantaloupes, ea..2 n '?^23'Pcajgroate9. es..2 I*'ai 5
Cocoanuts, each. 3<2:tOtQt2inci»s. lb ....—Q S
Fiss. dried, lb.. 6<7S <«tRn j5i CS. i»> 10©IN
Do fresi. lb..—3l3!Raspberries. 4r<-.so<*?tn
Grsnes. lb "iiiitOStraivbrles. bkt.l2%olS
Grape Fruit. dz.eocfiSlf Large basket. ..3003-1
Hucklbrles. lb. 1214(013'Wjilauts. pet lb.2o<Ka3
Lemoaf, dos. ...23@40lW»termelons, e«.I3QiS
FISH. PER POUND—
Earracoutii 15® —iShrfcaps. fh ....— djt*
Black Bass ....20'a—I Do picked .... —Q3O
Cam B@lo!Sca Basa —% y '^
Catfish 12%<£15 Smelts —#«<\u25a0
Codflsb ....... —@ 12% Soles —<BloT
Flounders 10@12%:Skate«. each 10$*—
Halibut —<Q 14! Squid —®12%
Herring —@ 6|Tomcod —©12%
Ujckerel —QlSlTurbot 2'.'i62-v
Do horse .... —©10 Trout «.".^75
Perch —@13 Whiteflsh 10*0!—
Rockflsh 155J20 Clams, eallon ...60«a—
Rockeod —@13l Do. hardshell.lb B*llo
Salmon —<»—lCrswflsh.» —ICrswflsh. per lb.—!@'!2
Do smoked....2s<f« —1 Mussels, lb —€Zl9
Salmon Trout ..30<3 —iCrsbs. each .... —%—% —
Sardines ........10<?J— (Oysters. Cal. 1P0.40^3'1
Shad ..........—@l2%j Do Eastern. da.3o(ai(J
Striped Bass ... —@20| .
is again cuttlay Inactive and nnmeritorlo'i*
southern Nevada stocks from lta list, resumtnc
the procedure made some months ago.
STOCK AND nO>D EXCHANGE
FRIDAT. Oct. 11—10:30 a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
- Bid. Ask.f Bid. As*.
4s <jr cp 0ew.129 — 13s «jr coup... — —
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Ala A W sj. — — lOak Tran Ss.lOlVi ~
Asso Oil ss. — 80 Do Con ss. — 102 «
Bay CPC ss. 92* i — Ok Trae C ss. — t»ft '
Cal C G 3s. — 100 lO W e fl ss. — »S
Cal G&E it !<Veaaic S ss. 40 —
m &ets» — 71 lOrn Cable 6s. — Jit
Cal st C ss. — 102%|Pae Glm 4s. — JC*-
Cal Wine ss. $K> W^iP E Rr 5.*.. —
C C Wat s*. — ino%jPae LAP S*. — J)S
Do g mess — *•! IPac T4T ss. — IC2':
Ed LAP 6s. — 112 IP & C H «s. — 104
F& C H 6s. — — P * O R 6s. — 104*.
Geary st-JJu. 50 «O- Powell »t 6». — -
HCJt S ss. — 07 [Sac EGARJs. 95 V*
Hon-R T 6b.105 '— sr £ SJVSs. — lit
1. Taho* Rss — — SF.O *"SJ3».l f «% —
L A Elec ss. — ICO I Do 2d me 3? — —
LAG & Elss. — 100 f.SJJr SCR 44s — —
L A Ry 55.. — \u25a0 1(W iSlerra R C 5..105 tin
LAL gtd 55.100 103%!S P of A, €s
U\P lem 35.1004 i — I (190n> 101^ —
LAP Cal ss. — 39.1 (1910> 101*4102\
Mkt st C 6s. — tO7 S P of C 6»
Po lcm 5». — 102 (1912) I*s —
MV& MrTSs.lO? — SPC 1 CX 5«.112ti —
NR of C 3s.HO — 55 P B R 6a. — 123
H P C R ss. — 101?^ SPRR Ist r4s 59% —
N'C Ry 35. .105 — |SV W g mg4s S5 —
NC P C *s. — M IStkn GAE «a. — IPS
N El Co s*. — — It* G & E 59. — —
O GL&H 55.101%U>5 UR ot SF 4s. — 67^
Oak Tran 6s. — 110 tVal Co P 3». — 95
' WATER STOCKS
Contra Costa — «2 IS V Wat Co. 2l> 20*S
Marin Co ..45 — j
GAS AND ELECTRIC
Mut E L ctf s 4 ?i — iPac LCo «5 —
Do ex ctfa 13H — IStkn G & E. TO —
INSURANCE
Fireman's Fund 142% 1ift
BANK STOCKS
Am Nil 8k.120 125 [Lon. P A A. 120 13l>
Anglo-Cal . . 7ft% 81 X»er Trust . . — 210
Benk of Ca1. 330 — IS F NafiontL —
Cal Safe Dp. — 122% I Union T Co. — 3230
First NatnL-215 225 I / •
I SAVINGS B-\NKS
Ger S & L. — zmo 'S F Say V. . — «:•<»
t Hum S Bi. — S'.i'Jrt 'Say & L So. . — J23
IMut Say BS. — S9 ISee Ssv Bk.. — —
! STREET RAILROADS
California ..— IZ* iPresidio — rs
Giant CcßSolida ted Co 78 77
Hawaiian C. 793, — >Onomea S C. 33V« ."M*s
ITonokaa S C S% O'/iiPaauhau !? C. 14^* I 5»«
Hutca SPC 14% 15 Lnlon S Co.. — 15
Kilauea S C. — o Do pool . .. — 45
Makaweli C. 2S>% 30
-MISCELLANEOUS
Alaska P A. 42% X Oceanic 8 Co. — —
Adso OU Co. 2S 28 Vi Pae Aox J* A 1U — '-
C»» F C A. — 101 |Pac C Bora v 132 % —
Cal Wtne'A. 7S — !P»e TAT pfd 7;>^ So'^
JIVt MtTm.U-O — ( Do com ... lo' a —
' . . -. SALES
Morning Session
Board —
4O Hawaiian Cecil & Suyar Oo. ; 79. 3f*
150 Mutual Electric tetfn> 4.75
150 Mutant Electric (ctfs) -».S7fi
50 Pacific Tel &. Tel (com) It. CO
15 Pacific Tel &. Tel (pfil) .... JSO.OO
35 Sprlnc Valley Water Co CO.n
$l,f«V Paeifl-: Electric Ky 5j 101.00
Af teruooa Session
Board —
20 Associated OU t«.0O '
65 Hawaiian Coml A Snsar C0..79.5<)-
Street—
20 Paclic Tel &'Tel <pfd) SO.OO
' Unlisted Securities .
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Bid. Axk.i " Fid. Ank.
Bay CPC «s. 97. — |SF & NP ss.— 104
C*al NW R5» — • li* IS P Ceastß4a — 9rt
Msrln W 3» — 1<» (Stand El 5».. — 82%
Bis I. Wksss — 10ft , Po gtd 3». — Ni
SF Drydk 35.100 109 [Sun Tel 3«. .. — 103-i
SF G&E 4%s — <» ISotter st R3s — l'G
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
! <la Sug Co. — 13% N CaJ P Co. 245, 25
Cal Cot Mils — t»O Orpheom 0.. 13 — '•
C Jockey Cl. — 1?O Ptc C Cas C 0.150 17.^
J,G. WILSON
Stocks and Bonds
Member Stoc S aad Bond Ex change. 4SS Call-
fornla st. Pbcne Temporary 315. -
Member San Francisco Mrnlng Eichanse.
ASSAYING -ORE TESTS
9HBBUBBB& ki\g . :.-\u25a0-'.
METALLVIUJICAL LABORATORY :
k. E. Cor. M aad MUa« Sti, 5. X, .'

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