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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
U. S. STEEL STILL
DOMINANT FEATURE
Dealings in These Sharfes Keep
Up the Firm Tone of
the iMarket
Xetr York Stock li»t
r y Button & Co.. 490 California •***V'
aember. of tte New York stack •«^"»?- *?*
ttisb tbe following list of bond tad stock sale*
Tetter&ty: •
3ale«. I "STOCKS. jHich.|Low.| Bid. | Ask.
jAdams Exprebs. 205 210
jAmt-Chalmfrs ............ 15 «*»
200 Do pH C 2 51% 51 HH
;T.s»iAm.l Copper «% » «tt 81H
<S9?;Amer Beet Sugar. 44 4S^ 40% 44
'lioo'Amer Can C 0.... 11% " IJH 11«»
:>OO Do pfd SI B°% M Va SI
1.5.00 r»o pM 117^115't US"a ll«
\u25a0»,Soo'Atr.er Cottou Oil. 73?» 72»,| 7-\i 73
! no pfd il^^i l^^
Arcer Ex. , Z" -*£
.Amer Ice Secur.. 1. *3H 3ej4
:,7<JO Anicr Unseed.... 17% 17 17 17%
400 Do pfd 45^ 45H 454 4o\
4>'« A^er Loeexotfre. 60\ «<H4 60J4 WJ,
. I iir> P fa liSH iip^j
2 900' Amer S * R Co.. 84% 93% ©4Vi 94^4
{ Do pfd JS»ii|?tt
:Amer S-J^ar U« J«»
I Do pfd |124 120
COO'Araer Steel Foan.; 53 S2*i M C 3»;
:' i>o pfd 32 52V*
2.sC)Amer T&T C 0. ..141 |140H|140?» 140« i»
Amor Tob pfd....j \ jlOO\|looT,
.: Am«?r IVoolen I | 83Mii 25
i Do pM j103^104
i.-WoAn*coSl« *^s «% 47^ 47«4
IP^OO ATA Santa Fe!ll6?s!ll6 Jlia JUS
40<'' to pT4 ilo4"«;ioiHilo4^i,los
tl.C9Q.Balt & Chio 'll9%illßvk 11ST»i119
....V.. DopM ] »4V, *>4.» i
HQO.B tt T i 78^! 78 78 t 7S^
800 Bed: Steel i SI » 3 1 31 SO*s[ olja
: 1» pfd J 61 162
Cautd* Soathern.j I «7 J t>S
2 «;0< Canadian Pacific. 15.%*4 154% 184%:1£5
CSOq'c A 0 78 77% 77% 17%
t: *r A 69 68»i CS~s 6S»«
c a w j I s * 3V«
, To pfd "A" J 24 1 25
Bo V i& "B" f 4Vi 4%
C k N W 181^183
7i.';:v_. C M 4 Bt P 154%|153% 154H1154*,
C-0 pM ! I Ifi9^il6»»i
--on Oniral Leather.. i 327* 32ft S2H S2^
4.<- io pfd |105%.105 1 104 Ts 105%
Onrral of N J... 255 2£»o
iliirago Termiaal.' 1 1?* 2
• IH> zt'd j 12 18%
(C CC i H L... 1 74 75
Do rifd 1103 104
«U«..01o fuel & Iron 43>i 44>* 44% 45
r»,i pfd SO 85
4u.f0l Hock C & I. 654 «5 64 66
KOO'Olo Snathern... 58^ 55T4 5514} 57
! I»o l^t pfd I Sl?* «2
Qo :.j pfd ! so sou
l.2nO!COß3oß4*t*d Gas|l4oas 139^1 13»M; HO^i
6<iC»;foru Prc<3ucrs...f 22;4l 22^ 22% 23
l:> pfd t S>6£ 97
L>] & Hndsi>n...i 193 I!>4
n I. & \Y I 645 080
.v-on &11 fi...: — { 47% 47 46»i 471;
Do pfd $4 S5
Dlam&ud Matrh..! 120^ 129
!f»*tmiaz 37% 3S
Dnluth S S & A.| 16 17
Ito pfd i Sl»i 33
5.2«u' £!\u25a0;«• : 38% 36V4 36*4 36',i
50« Uo I>[ pfd la% 52 ?i 02i 4 53
I Do 2(i pfd... ..I j 42 42=5i
(OU.'Ueueral £lectrie.il«s>4]l6s ICS lCo^
S'K> G Norcbera Ore-! 76%| 76 [ 7«H 7«V 4
1.6C0;G Vortbero pfd.. 150 j149%i1494i14»u,
Havana Tob C0...| | | JO's 12 .
I l>o |)fu ! j I 23 2tJ
2.<;Cn> Illiools Centia1..;155%|155',i;i55 ilSSii
4aT«>r Waiino ; t i GVjf ttig* g
4(i:j I>.. rd I 2lVl 21 \[ 214! 22
<;:«: ln:crboro-M?:. ..| 1T»»J 15HI 13% l^s;
1.2.0; »<o jud ....49^(48*4 49 4&l 4
,lot»TD6t l'aper...i ', 1C 16^«
*•.'<• Uo pfj 1 «4\| «4i<. 63 €4
Interest I*un.p...j J 138% 39
6"ti »o iifd iM) I 79^] 79J& SO
«"C> loTva • f-utrai j 29' i 29\| 29»i| 30
! 1>« pfJ j 55T«| WRjl 55H1 66»4
C0o;K «; ijy.itbern j 45% 45 I 4514 45^»
, 4? l»W ; I 71(5 71»i
I. E A: \Ves:prn..| | 25 j 2CC,
; Uo pfd j I 5S I 61
4..>'JOL& S ;145 |143 Jj441ij144- 8
il.ii-!.av ! j 1 79>i 80
!«• )>fd : i 1 7»g 741,
U*afiatt*a : | 1143 148
-Xi«-ir<' -Sr IJy 1 j j2O 2T>
;Mesieai Central..} !•-"-. .] 25 25Si
4w:Minn t: St I ! S"J-i| 37 57 57%
i lMl*tvM ! $4 SH
2<J'*M fcl I'M S S M; 142% 142ii|142Vs 143
i i»o p:d : j ;i53 156
IJ!W!3i» K«.i A: TexaF, 42«w| *IJ4] 42% 42^
' I»» ?fd j 73 75»4
dOOlHsMorl Pacific-.! 72?-, 72^i! 72 72^j
Nasii ciit-t & St L|..'. 1120
> >'at!on»l Lead j \m B«^i
iSOOJ Do pfd |109Va ;i08%;10Si^ 109 '
•-. ;Nationsl Biscuit... j jiiw ]lo6 a i
i Do j>M \ |124?;i125'*
•- !S«v Ccp M & S-i l\\ 2hk
N V Air Brake..! 180 S7
York Centra! i 132i£'132V < jl3l-V1323i
;V V C &St L...J j I r.3 I 50
S Do Ist pfd j 1 jioo 11m
...*...*.'\u25a0 i»o 2d pfd i JX) !»5
S V N II & H...S I i«S4 171
S.r>..\ V Ont & W..f r.2H! -*>2 52' 52Vi
4. Z-.jii Norfolk k We»t..j y2»ij 91% W.fcl 92K
i r»<> i'fd • ! »o' &i
...... .iXoriii American.. j | £2 I 82 H
l/Suo]ticnt#rm Pacific. ilsl%i 151% 151V 4i lsli>.
.Omaha | 1 158 -164 '
....... !»<» r»'«l , 1 170 (175
•• I'a.-fi.- Coast 1 j v» 1100
t'K. I'a.-ifir- Mai! ."JO i3O 29%t 2f»%
9.9(!t) IVr.n R R C 0.... 139 J13514 KJSSsiISfIU
I'.rnifi People 1 * «ja» 116»i|1155i liciiiliei.
*m-fiTt«hmg C0a1... lli,J 11 n % nil
: '»o PM. ] j 45 fKt'
?CC &St L...J j »2 B3
»'f. pfd I j 1109^110
«>m.l're«h«-tl St^el Cari 44 I 43*il 43«4 43? i
...-;!>« \u0084fd... 1 ...:. 100 JIO7
S'ti r.j- Sro^l Spring?; 46 j 44*4 45^1 46
•- „ Do pfd .- 1041, J100
"v l"t pfd.... ..!.....{ 02»i. 931*
.' !•« 2.1 pfd «» 101
1.2(10 Rep I; bii<- S 4 1..| 33 32% 32% 33
jI.«OOj 1,0 j.M 107 IM^ 106 % 107
S34Mo]Bock IHand Co.. 34% 3414 34»fc 3414
2,0w; Do pfd 73 72% 72H 7*>v
IJ0»)Slow SSiiOo. M«;8S &3% fe4
I'" Pfd 113 117
i.^'t v sr in pfd 72 ; 73
3.«00 Do 2d pfd 50H 64^ 64% 155
'St L 4 S W 1 27 27J'
......: IK> pfd 60% 60
U,«."0 Southern Pacific. 133% 13284J183^ 133%
Do pfd j il33ii 133>i
l.K*>fiouthtrn By 31% 31% 31 V« 31 it
1 \u25a0 *,'!? -r D " \u25a0\u25a0"''" 70 14 6»*i 69% 70t4
4W-T.-na Copper .37% 37 37 37%
'JO^VTVxji*; Paoifio 35%| 34»i 34?fc RT»
!HX> Ttiird Avenue 19« 19% 19«; 19 v,
«*rst 1. & w.... r,i4 50 eeli :bo%
«f>o. l>>. pfd j 69% 69% C9»ii «a%
.......Twin Ctt» R T..! lOSiiiiai^
....... Vuion X & Paper! j.%. ' 1574
s IH, pfd \ ! 77%j 78
i2*.fi«i:UD!oa Pacific... ;iD4«4 J194 (194«i tl94it 194 i
S«Wi Ik. pM jlosVj!los 105' 10514
...I" Ris of S F...! 36 39
...-....! P.. pfd 54 5514
....... r S C«« I P... 30 3li|
400 !»-» pfd I £1% 81% si R2
IT S £xpr^«ii 1 1 85 UTt
30»;c S Rubber 139 3Hi^ 3^% {»
3.J«»i F>o lti |>fd.....!1161i!11C 119 IIC^ i
- i .D'>.-'d pfd ! j MV, 93»4
17.70t»U S Xt*A 1 72"54| 70% 72% 72&
rS.JWto Do V ld |125% 1201? 1»2 125%
.'>od'l t&h Copper \u25a0 48Mi 47% 4KU 4514
1.1 tfi't -Va-Car Chem...j 52 51% 5J> 2 6i%
i . \u25a0D« pM 119 11»V4
l«Ht.W«ba6h 21 21 21 21>-i
4.4W, l>o j>fd. 57 5« 06% stsa,
...Wells Fargo Ex.. l 310 320
- .SW.Wmern [.'nlon.. 72% 72%, 72 7"i^
..;u>«lnffhonse S4tt g4»;
:w &v c e% 7-*
I Do Ist pfd 7™ 8
.: Do 2d pfd 7 8
200 Wliteon Central..! 67 56% 66% B7U
« Do pW ; ..„ 79 79H
876,t 1 0u— Total eharea tsoM.
>>w York Bond*
C S ref 2» rcg. .100*;! 11l Cen Ist ref 4*99%
Po foupoa 101 ilnt Met 4%s 80V
.. Do 3s reg JOl'ijlnt Mer Mar 4%s 70
• T>« «mpon *'.'... 101 .« Japan 4b )j7U
Do 4» reg 117H Do 4%s ....;.. 94%
Do .-miiwm 119% Kan City So Ist 3s U\
Allis-Cbai 'Ist s*. 80 jL Shor deb 45,1931 94%
AnifT Apricnl .*>s.lOlvi)L & N unified 45.. 10(1
AtnT T&T cT-48.10.% i M,K & Tex Ist 4».10I
Amer Tobacco 4s. Writ Do gen 4%s ... 31%
Oo U .........111% Mo Pacific 4*. 82
Armour 4*«s -••- ns KR of Mcx 4%a. 95%
At-h p-n 4*. Wljt X-ViC gen 3%5.. 02%
Do «r 4r 116 i Do deb 4k 95%
Do ct ."s -.....- 1 1"»i!XV.NH & H CT6a.138%
Atlan C L let 4« 05«4(N0r & W lrt con4s 5»»4
Bait & Ohio 45. .100%! Do ct 4s ...V.. 08*J
Do 3V-* -• »S%jXor Pacific 45... 102%
Do SW 3>i«.. 90% Do 3s ......... 74%
Brooklm Tr <-r-»* Ss>^iO S Line rfdjt 4s. »4%
Cpctrai of Ga Jf.IJO'S, Pa cr 3%5, 1915. 97
Cent Leather. o«.- 95% Pa con 4s .1104%
CRR flf NJ pn r.s-127 Reading pen 4a. ..101
Cl^ & Ohio 4%*.104»i St L & Srtf 4«. S7V f
Uo ref 5s ...:.I01«i Do pen 5« 90%
rhl & Alton SV-K- 74% St LS W con 4s. 79%
Do -co 4n .....10014 Seaboard A L. 4«.. 90
r M*"iStP en 3%s yf> So Pacific col 45.". 94%
CBr* Pac «.! 4s 80% , Do cv 4a ...... 104%
Do col 5s - .... »3% Do Ist ref 4«... 95.
Do rrfds 4« • «= S 0 R«»way 05....113
Colo lninl 11. • » p * 4« .-..-/. 84%
Colo MidUnd Jill.** n P«;«nc 45..104jl
CV4 So rtot 4J4. WS4 D » <» *»
SPECIAL, STOCKS
RISESMARPLY
. NEW YOHX, July 16 United States
steel remained the center of interest in the
etock market today. The general tone was
firm in spite of exceeding dullness, and spe
cial stocks made sharp advances. The south
ern railroad group f.as consistently strong,
and this movement might he ascribed .to
the weak tone in the cotton market. The
repayment of government deposits and tho
geld exports to Argentina, mads require
ments on the Hew York banks since last
Friday of upward of $12,000,000.
The inflow of cash frcm the interior con
tinue*, . although on a diminished scale, so
that -an. off set to this decrease is to be
reckoned,' but it is estimated that the net
decrease in cash may reach the neighbor
hood of $8,000,000,
The amount of gold to go out to Argen
tina next week from New York is already
fixed at $S.COCVOCO or over.
The proportions of this movement are
proving formidable to other money mar
kets, and London discount rates continue to
harden en accinunt of it, in spite of Lon
don's ability to call on New York to
fntr.ee ' the demand. Besides, the large
movement cf grain from North America to
make good the lack of our own exportable
government financing in the South Ameri
can republic is an important element in tho
demand fcr gnld.
The official report of cur foreign trade
for June sufficiently explains why foreign
ers ar« able to control, the international ex
changes. The deficiency in foodstuffs ex
ports restricts the value of the cutjro. while
imports hsive risen 552.557.C00 over those of
June last year, leaving $7,0C0,C00 excess
value cf imports. Not since 1607 had there
teen an excess cf impcrt values over ex
ports for any single month.
' Customs receipts at the port of New
York prcve that this import movement is
undiminished, payments during the present
week averaging over $1,GC0,000 a day.
Customs officials express the belief that
this rush of imports is based on expectation
that higher rates of duties would he adopt
ed in the tariff hill, -vrich might be avoided
by early importations. By reason of the
unfavorable merchandise balance the pay
ment of Europe's debt to Sonth America
can be commanded by remittance from New
York.
The news frosn Washington that a Pan
ama canal bond issue is likely to be made
at an early date and under a comprehensive
authorization for the whole cost of the
canal opens up another question to be con
sidered in the money market.
For time loans there were fractional ad
vances in interest rates. Sis months money
loaned at 3' 2 per cent. Not only the over
the year maturity, vrhich has been most
affected heretofore, but the shorter ma
turities were advanced.
An advance in the price of pig iron was
held a* confirmatory of the cheerful con
fidence reported in the steel trade. The
successive stages of the advance in United
States steel to new high records were
greeted rather as a tribute to the market
management than, to trade developments.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales (par
value), $4,182,000. United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
Del & Hud ct 45.10« I Do Ist & ref 4s. 993*
Den & Rio G 4s. »7Si|U S Rubber 6s ctf.lo3'4
Do ref 5s 95^: U S Steel 2d 55.. 10 C
Distillers 5« 76^|Va Car Cbem 55.. H9\L
Erie prior Hen 4s. 90 Wabash Ist 5s 113'
Do pen 4s 76«4| Do Ist & ext 4s. 77
Do cv 4s, eer A Sfii-ij Western Md 45... .S6*i
Do <-r 48. ser B 76^ | Westing El cv ss. 04' .
Gen Elect ct ss. .150 | Wis Central 45... 'Jsft
New York Mining; Stocks
Alice 1.031 Leadville Oon '. ... 0I«,J
Brunswick Con .. «(."•' Little Chief 1,7
Com Tun Stock... 24 J.Mexican 93
Com Tun Bonds.. 21 i Ontario ..; 3.2.1
Con Va Mm Co*. <;s!Ophir I^2o
Horn Silver ..... SO' Standard .'... l.".."»
Iron Silver ...... 1.40] Yellow Jacke,t ... 75
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Money — TArn Arg Cbem pfd.lOlU
Call loans ....SJi@3 jAmer Sugar 127
Time loans ...'J fe.3 Do pfd 124 V>
Bonds — 'Amer Tel &. Tel.. 140^
Atchlson 4s . 101 $4 f Amer "Woolen 33
Do adj 4s 93 I Do pfd 103*
RailroadP — j Dom Iron & Steel. 45'
Atebison 115'f,|Ed Electric 111um.250
Do pfd !<.>3^3lGcn Electric l(iT>
Boston t Albany. 22s I Mass Electric 12Vi
Boston & Maine.. 147 Do pfd 71^3
Boston Elev 129 Mass Gas «7Ti
Fitihbnrg pfd ...130 Vnlted Fruit 13S'
NY. NII & H..170 U S Steel 72%
IJnion PacUc ...194^1 Do pfd 12Si!
Miscellanooup—
Atner Arge Chem 44Vii
THE COPPER STOCKS
BOSTON. July 10.— Prices were generally
higiicr. Amalgamated declared a regular divi
dend of }ii of 1 per cent.
The following list is furnished by E. F. Hut
ton & Co.. 4»0 California street, San Fran
chsco. Cal.:
High. Low. Close.
Adventure 6% tj% 6%
Allouejz 41 42
Amer Pneumatic Service.... S l /. SH si;
Do. pfd 19" is% is»i
Arizona Commercial 40 3914 40
Atlantic BVi 8 S
Black Mountain l'j, jit \ic
Calumet &. Arizona. 103 102' 103
Culumct & Hecla ..62S «25 625
Centennial :u'4 30»; . 3"ii
Copp-er Range gi^ sii'.
Cumberland Ely 7«. 75- tr£
Daly West 7 »4 7^ 7^
Last Butte 12 11% 11%
Globe -.-. 4V> 4»-i 414
Granby • 100 pyii 100'
Hancock , 11 v \i
HelvetU 5% 53J 5^
Isle Royale 2SVi 24*! "5u
Keweenaw. S^ 3'i, 3%
La Salle 1214 12^ 12U
Mass iUnlng 8^ 8 h
M{ a ?jl 15% loli 15%
Michigan 9<i 9Vj 914
Mohawk 59 57^1 S9'
v !p VL sil lf ,; 11V * n^ ni '»
North Butte ..;.... 52 SOU 51%
Old Dominion 61»i° 51»i siai
Osceola 12J»' 12»' 129
Parrott --31* i SOU 31U
Qulncy 89 S9 89
Shannon 14% 14%, 14%
Superior & Boston 43?*, 40 43W
Swift Packing 108% 108 1 4 lOgi?
Tamarack ...... .64 62 C 4
United Shoe Machinery 61 JJ COU \u25a0' 61 «
Do pfd 3014 30 30«,6
V S» Smelters 49 48 48"-;
Do pfd '........ 49>/4 4»^ 4nil
Utah Con* ...42 40>i 42
Victoria 4& 414 41;
Wlnona 5 5 . 5 *
Wolverine 147 147 147
Yukon 5^6-. 5 1 si£
London Clobldk Stocks
Cons money . . .84 :MC! Louisv & Nash.. 140 V.
Do for acct..B4 3-10 M, X & Texns ' v>d
Amal Copper K2% NY Central.;..:* 13c V"
Anaconda >J% Norfolk &. West... 04U
Atohison '.HS% Do pfd ..00"
Do pfd 107V4 Ont & .Western... ,-i.iV.
Bait & Ohio 122 Pennsylvania ... li\K
Can Pacific 189% Rand Mines . ... <t7i
Cbes & 0hi0..... 79 % Reading ..". 70H
Chi Great West.. 1% So Railway 12
Chi, Mil & St P. 138 Do pfd .... "* Viu
De Beers tyK So Pacific 136%
Den & Rio O 4S?i L'Dion Paclac .. 199U
Do pfd 87 Do pfd 108
Erie 37% U 8 Steel ...73«
Do Ist pfd..... 54ii Do pfd ....... 1204 i'<
Do 2d pfd...... 44 Wabash .......... •»••
Grand Trunk ....23%i Do pfd ........'SS
111 Central 150 jSpanish- in ....... 9714
Bar silver — Doll; 23% d per ounce.
Money— %<§!*;< of 1 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills Is 1%@1% per, cent and for three
months* bills 1 7-16@1% per cent.
Condition . of ' the Treasury
WASHINGTON. July 16.— The condition of the
treasury at the beginning of business today was-
Trust fund — Gold coin.- $851,377,809; • silver dol"
lars. $486,963,000; silver doUars of ISDO/$4 100 -
000; silver certificates outstanding,' $456 $Q:'l 006
General fund — Standard silver -dollars In cenerai
fund, $5,047,704; current liabilities, : $94,020 »84
working balance In treasury offices, $24 492011 •
in banks to credit of treasurer of United ftateß*
f5C.044.245; subsidiary ; silver -" coin, $°6 53s 001 •
»w . Yorlc i Moneyj market
NEWYORK. July 16.— Money on' call, eacy at
1%@2 per cent; ruling rate. ~l% per cent; clos
ing bid,l*< per cent; offered at 2 per cent.
Time. loan*, stronger; 60 days, 2 per cent- 90
day*. 2»4<g25i \u25a0 per cent; six months, ,3S4@3ii
per cent. , :\:: \: . : ..... ' ./ v .",•..' •
Prime mercantile paper, 3»J(g4 per rent.
, Sterling, exchange.-: firm.' with I actual ; business
ia bankers' bills at Ji.SSUO4£4jSG for CO day bills
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATTTRPAY, JULY 17, 1909
Combination Traction Stock Weak
Local Securities Rather Quiet
and at $4.5730 for demand.
Commercial bills. $4.85% @4. 85%.
Bar silver 51c.
Mexican dollars, 44c
Gorernmeat bonds, steady; railroad bonds, ir
regular.
Cat in ItcHned Coal Oil Prices
NEW YORK, July 16.— The Standard oil
company today announced . a reduction in re
fined oil of 10 cents a hundred gallons, making
refined In eases $10.65; refined In tanks, $4.75;
standard white, $5.25, and . refined at Phila
delphia, $8.20.
Woolen Company's 2Vew Stock Issue
NEW YORK. July 16.— At a special meeting
of stock holders of the American woolen com
pany held in Jersey. City today an issue of
$5,000,000 additional preferred stock authorized
by tbe directors was approved. Thle lssua will
increase the capital from $35,000,000 to $40,
000.000.
Weekly Trade Review
NEW YOHK, July 16.— Bradstreef s tomor
row will say: "Despite irregularities •in crop
and weather conditions, midsummer influence in
trade and industry and conservatism in placing
orders sbead, business is of fairly good volume.
Wholesale trade for - immediate delivery Is of
light volume. Fall trade reports, are still rela
tively the best of any branch. Still there are
reports cf quiet in the southwest, and Chicago
teems to be the most active market in the coun
try, with the northwest • coming next as re
gards favorable reports.
"Business failures in the United States for the
week ending with July 15 were 206, against
1&2 lust week; 215 In the like week of 190S, 177
in IJIO7, ISS in 1808 and IC3 in 1905.
"Wheat, including flour, exports from the
United States and Canada for the week end
ing July 15 aggregate 1.463,108 bushels, against
1,412,616 last week and 1.482.136 last year.
For the two weeks ending July 15 exports are
2.550. 721 bushels, against 4,263,004 in the cor
responding period last year.
' Corn exports for tbe week are 100,163 bushels,
against 47.41$ last week and 72,241 .In 1908.
For the two weeks ending July 15 corn exports
are 147.581 bushels against 117,805 last year."
R. G. Dunn & Co's weekly review of trade to
morrow will 6ay: "Each succeeding week has
now become a record cf advancing activity In
Industry and commerce. Tfce extraordinary ex
pansion in the iron and steel trade continues,
and whereas a -short time ajro the problem was
how to find business, now the problem is be
cominc teat of meeting brders with adequate
dispatch. Tbe general business situation is im
proved by the progress made in the wdrk of
tariff revision.
"Wool and worsted fabrics are being opened
for spring In men's wear and dress goods nnd
buyers are active.
"In underwear and hosiery the buying has
been on a larger scale for spring and also for
fall. Many knitting mills are forced to run over
time to catch up with orders.
"The demand for hides is less acttre, but
brices are firmly established. Tho leather trade
fs quiet, but prices are strong and high."
Crude Oil Lower
PITTSBURG. July IC— A\\ elnsses of crude oil
were reduced 5 cents by the Standard oil com
pany today.
Bank Clearings
NEW YORK, July 16.— Bradstreet's bank
clearings report for the week ending July 15
shows an ap*?retrate" of *3,002,557,000, as against
52,909,618,000 last week and $2,433,0t>9,000 in
the corresponding week last year
The following is a list of the cities:
Percentage
Inc. Dec.
New \ork $1.816i554.000 29.2 \u0084..
Chicago 269,036.000 14.6 ....
Bo^ou 181,767,000 18. 7
Philadelphia 125.640,000 8.2 ....
nVi nls 67,006,000 13.5
Plttsburg 48,519.000 18.1 ....
Kansas City 37,186,000 12.8
San Francisco 42,430,000 1".4 <
Baltimore 25.404,000 4
Cincinnati 29.C50 000 1« 0 . ..
Minneapolis 1H.031.000 9.4 ....
New Orleans :.. 15.545,000*- 29.4
Cleveland 10.450.000 23.1
Detroit 16.256,000 21.7
PP m aba 13.766,000 ....
Louisville 12,798.000 6.8
Milwaukee 12,794.000 24.2 ....
Fort Worth 5,571.000 25.0 ....
Los Angeles 13.994.000 24.4 ....
St. Paul 8.381.000. r -4.9
Seattle ...: 14.335,000 -41.4
g envpr 8,972,000 10.9
Buffalo 9.383,000 ,17.3 ....
Indianapolis . 9.760 000 5 1
Spokane 7.699,000 2<h6 I!!!
Providence 8,429 000 27 9
Portland, Ore 8,613,000 32.4 .".
Richmond .* 7.671 000 "19 4
«i ba v. y ••A 5,913,000 1: ... 1.3
Washington, D. C 7,402,000 20 7
St. Joseph.. 5,229,000 113.2 .
Salt Lake City 8,1 11,000. 47. S
Columbus ...> 0.1.17,000 '"19. 3
Memphis ."i.-JW.OOO 41.0 .
Atlanta 7.092,000 54.1. : ..
Taeoma .............. 5.924. 000 -36.8
bavaunah 2.0C4.01N) "• "5.2
Toledo 4.531,000 13.9 ....
R«K-liester !>. 1.74. 000 35.1
Hartford 4.202,0f>0 .' 1.0 ....
>.asUvlli« 4.224.000 36.9 ....
Dcs Moincs :{.5i«j,000 44.4'
Peoria 2.519,000 29.9
New Haven ::,6i!2.000 .... 8.0
Sioux City 2,720.000 40.2
Norfolk •; 2.697.000 29.1
Grand' Rapids 2.G19.000 27 5
Syracuse 2.456.000 19.0
Evansville ....i.. ''2.103,000 14.2
Birmingham 1 .854.000 12 4
SpringOeld. Mass 2.4!Xi.000 26 B
Portland, Me 2.228.000 10.0 ...
Augusta, Ga 1,246,000 -30.1
Dayton ; 2.085.000 19.0
Oakland 2,100,000 34.3
Worcester 1,715,000 16.4 ....
Jacksonville, Fla. 1.554.000 21 0
S'i cbi , ta 2,694,000 113.8
Wheeling. W f . Va 1.829 000 « 7
Knoxville • 1.496.000 15 •'
Little Rock 1,579,000
Chattanooga ......... 1.465.000 16^2 ..**."
Charleston, S. C ] ,205.000 0 3
""W'f •• 1.412.000 .... i6!'j
Wilmington 1.415,000 1.2 ..
LluPoln • 1.409.000 21.5 . ..
V\ ilkeebarre "1,294,000 21.0 ....
Topeka 1,356.000 ' 30.7 k
JJavenport 1.082.000 9.8 . .'. .
Oklahoma 1,729,000 S2.fi
Fall River 1.569.000 «:» 6
Kalamazoo 1.275.000 24 1
Sac-ratnento 1 04.-, 000 4" !)
Springfield, H1.... . 'h7.V,oon »"c,
"elena 1.020,000 «"j
B'ort " Wayne 980.000 16 7
Cedar Rapids ; ] .206,000 3tl 5
New Bedford .".1,060.000 •>. .rts. rt s r»
Columbia, S. C....... \u25a0 508,000 . i~i'r
Macon 723,000 42.6 ....
Voungstown 1.014,000 48.5 .
Lexington ..'.. «70.000 12 2
Fareo, N. D. '.......\u25a0.; .769,000 41. « '.'."
Akron 826.000 »2 6-. %
Roekford. 111..'.'..-..... 703.000 .. 5 8
E-icPj,..:.......... . N35.000 29.9.'..!.
Sioux Falls, S. D 660 000 46 6 ' •
Canton, 0.. ' 647.000 '77 .2 ""
Quiney. 111...: ... 452.000' K8
Bloom ington. 111.....'. • 422,000 : 1,5
Lowell .... 5t>6;000 B*o .*!'.!
Ftinghamton ...... 494,000 1 3
Chester. Pa........... 508.000^ 20.9
South Bend. Ind ' n78,0»i0 9.2 . ','!' '.
Deeatur. 11l ...;. •422,000 5 'V
Springfield, 0. ........ 7«>10.000r27.«
Vicksburg 239.01)0 18 1
Fremont,- -Neb. ,265.000- 10.8
Mansfield. 0 367,000 14:5
Jacksonvllle.lll ... 251.000 i»9."!""
•Jackson, Mi 55 . . . ..... 274.000 "• . : . .'- 18.4
tllouston • 24,!)55 000 •' 54 2
tGalveston ll.:{41.000 1.3 ".'".'
Duluth • :i.062.000 ' ....
Scranton ..; "••_, 2,579.000 .... ...'.
•Not included in totals because comparisons
are Incomplete. tNot Included in totals because i
containing other Items than clearings.
Loans. Exchange and Silver
Prime mercantile- paper.:.. 5©6 per cent
Loans on f real e5tate. . . ». . . .-. . ' 6<gS per cent
Sterling exchange,; 6o days. 1 .... —^.SOVi
Sterling exchange, sight ....... :: — @4.87 V
Sterling exchange, cables ". .— @4.SS^{ "
New York exchange, sight.:....—® 2^,
New York exchange, telegraphic. '— @ 5- .
Hongkong exchange, sight..... —(& 42%
Honskong ' exchange, telegraphic. — @ * 42%
Silver, per ounce ;....'... — @ 51 •,
Mexican dollars, nominal ......— @ 50
CONTINENTAL
New" York on Paris.'. ...........\u25a0..*...... . r »lC"i
New .York . on Mexico .' ..;..:.. 201 4
Paris on 150nd0n .......... ...;.; .'. .... . -. . 23 .20 '
Berlin on L0nd0n. . . ....'..... ....... .2U.42U
STOCK MARKET
Business was only moderate on : the . stock and
bond , exchange . yesterday,: sales '. of • bonds ibeing
light and* those of stock being confined to smail
scattering lots. There • were < small \u25a0> advances In
Alaska j pai-Korn. • Associated - oil 1 and Makawoli
sugnr. 'while the People' 6 water 5 per cent bonds
were weaker. \u25a0.\u25a0.'•: :•... ' •.. : \u25a0\u25a0• \u25a0•\u25ba
-The • following . quotations ; were made oa un
listed securities: Pacific' gag" and -electric -5s
$94.75@93 ; common > stock; • $44.25 bid : \u25a0\u25a0* People's
water, 3 common. - $3 134 ; preferred, - f 66 : asketl*
Western Pacific 5s, r $9U.B7iJ-bld; common: stock,
$31. asked: Sunset- telephone -r.s.-i. 5104.75." sales;
Mechanics'- ravings r.bank."; ?100 ; asked: Ala moila
Kngar, $10 bid: ' Standard paint.- $100@.130; I Ocean
Shore 55,. $00 asked ; : Oakland traction! '-preferred -
$87<ffr>0; : E. LV", DuPont;: common, J $115 ' asked. >
• The t Comstock . shares i were | quiet '- and \ generally
lower.'-; The southern Nevadas wore also inactive,
though ; ther* ', wa» ; fiomethlng I doing :in - Combina
tion Fraction ss t a losk of ; 8c on' the day. itS^as
reported > from \ New i York i that t the j recfnt? shorts
In this stock had either, covered or .'privately set
tled ;;thcir ! commitments '" which ; supjiosedly, es
plalned the, decline.': \u25a0••:'\u25a0 '. :,' • ..1: \u25a0•-
\u0084 \u25a0 The Central oil <-ompauy '; lias" dechirod Its' rogu
lar : of ; I\4 ner . cent ' Dcr J share and } an
extra dividend of 1 per cent per share, payable
July 25. Books close July 20. \u25a0 - •
The Hawaiian commercial and sugar company
has retired $65,000 of its outstanding Issue of
$1,240,000 5 per cent bonds, leaving a balance
of $1,175,000 still Issued.
The regular annual meeting of the stock hold
ers ,of the Ttuekee River general electric com
pany will be held today.
The first gold bar ever produced in Eureka dis
trict. Nevada, a silver and lead camp, was re
cently shipped from the Windfall mine. • The
value was between $12,000 and $14,000. :
Tco reabody gold mining company of Grass
* aiiey lias levied an assessment of 5 cents per
snare, delinquent August 31.
Assessment Directory Comstoclc Mine*
Company— nO.n 0 . Del. Board. Sale Day. Amt.
lotosi ... r :...:ii \u25a0 \u25a0 j u iy . 2 Aug. 5 .10
Lnlon .........18 June 24 July 19 .10
Reg. Belcher ...45 July 3 Aug. 5 .03
fellow Jacket ..33 -July 5 Aug. 17 .25
Brunswick Choi. 2 .Aug. 2 .01
Brunswick Poto. 2 ...... Aug. 2 .01
Alpha ..... ..^.ll j u iy 12 Aug. 6 .05
Sierra Nevada ..18 July 15 Aug. 10^ .10
\\. Con. Va.... 4 ....... Aug. 10 .10
Belcher .......89 July 16 Aug. 10 .10
Caledonia 79 July. 18 Aug. 13 .05
Best & Belcher. 92 July 19 Aug. 10 .10
Savage 15 July 24 " Aug. 18 .10
Exchequer ......14 Aug. 12 . Sep. 13 .05
Con. Virginia... 12 Aug. l2 Sep. 6 .25
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
FRIDAY, July 16—10:30 a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. A6k. Bid. Ask.
4b qr cp new — — s s q r coup... — —
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Ala A W ss. — ..\— . O Tran Cnss — 10G
Asso OU 6s. 03% 95- O Trac Cn 5s — 98
Bay CPO ss. 103 103}$ O Trac Co Ss 04 —
Cal O G 58.106 — o W gtd ss. OS&IOO
Cal G4Ej . Om Cable tis.lo9 1134
• m &. ct 5s S8& — Pac Glm 4s. 89 ; —
Cal st C 58.100 '— p E Ky 55.. 105 —
Cal Wine -6s. 85 • — p ac Ufcl> ss. 95 W —
City El 55.. 84 85 Do gtd 55..100 V* —
C C Wat 55. 100% — Pac T&T ss. 97T 8 —
Do g ingss 91 — \u25a0»• P& O H Gs.OS —
Ed El LA 6s. 102% — P & O R fla — —
Kd L&.P 6s.Hl — People's Wss 72% 73
First F Trßs.lol -— Powell 8t 69..102 V; —
F& C H 6s. — 106 Sac EG&Kos.lOl — !
II O& 8 05.105 — SF & SJVas.ll4% —
Hon B T 65.105% — . SF,O & SJSs.IOSMIOG !
L Tahoe Rss 98 — Do 2d m>rss
L A Elec 3s. — — Do Con ss. 96
LAG & Elss. 9994 — SJ& SCU 4%s — —
LA Ry 55.. 109% — Sierra R 65.. 106
LAL gtd 58.101 — S P of A6s
UP 3cm 55.105 106 (1910) . . ; .lOOSiIOO^
LAP Cal ss. 102% — S P of C 6s
Marln W 55.100 105 (1912) 105U106U
Mkt st O >is. — 105 SPC leg ."5.114 — "
Do lcm 55.102%104 S P B R f15.129W133 5 <>
MV& MtTSs.IOO — SPftlt Ist r4s (»5Vi — "
NUof C 58.114% — Stkn GJfcE (is. 1.03 Mt —
X P C n 53.100Vj — \u25a0 SV W s mg4s KSft —
NC Ry 55..103V4109 UG & E os. 09 —
N C P 0 ss. 98V4 99% UR'of SF.4s. .77% 79
X El Co ss. 88% 91^ ValleJo.Ben &
O GL&H u5.104 1054 N«pa RR5s 85 —
Oak Tran Cs.llo — Val Co P ss. 100 —
Oak Tran ss. 104 105 Va
WATER STOCKS
Marin Co .. 60 — |S V Wat Co. 33 33%
GAS AND ELECTItIC
City El Co.. 31 V* 32 I Pac L pfd.. 70 71
N Cal Power 3BU 37 | Do com 48 ,—, —
INSURANCE
Cal Ins Co.. 70 75 |Fireman's Fd. — 195
BANK STOCKS
Am Ktl Bk. — 134 I.Mer Trust ..220 —
Bank of Cn1:3741a — 'S F National. — 135
Klrst Natn1..255 — | Union T C 0.2700. 2700 —
SAVINGS BANKS
fier S & L. — 3000 S F Say U.. — .»:>.-.
Hum !>av Bk — — Say & L So. . — 12."»
Mut Say Bk. 70 75 Sec SaT Bk.. — 330
STREET RAILROADS
California ..138 141 iPresldio 20 —
POWDER
Giant Consolidated Co 741, 73
. SUGAR
Hawaiian C. 31 S 8 — I.Makawell S C 38% —
Honokaa S C 16V- 17 Ouoinea S C. 43 »i —
Hutch SPC 17% 18 jPaauhau S C. 24 U 24* i
Kilanea SC. 6><> — | Union S Co.. — s<jia
OIL STOCKS
Amal Oil Co. — 87 (Sterling Oil.. — 3
Asso Oil Co. 34 »4 35 !
MISCELLANEOUS
Alaska P A. 70% 71»,<slPae Aux F A 3U _
Cal F C A. 99% — (Pac C Borax. 150 ?4
Cal Wine A. 31% 39 il'ac TAT pM — 115 ;
MV& MtTm: — 115 j Do com ... 4iy. '43
SALES ' ,
Morning aossloa \u25a0 \u25a0 • . i
Board— >
25 Giant Powder ....74.50
" 10 Hawaiian Coml & Sugar C 0.... 31.50
20 Ma ka well Sugar Co 30.00
100 Onomea Sugar Co 44.00 I
100 Sprinc ValW Water Co.-. 33.25
$.*>,ooo Market, «t Ry Ist Con ss. cash. .103.00 |
M.urk»>t st Ry Ist Con 55.. 103.00
$4,000 Pacific- Tpl & Tpl 5s t)S.Ut>
$1,000 Spring Val Wat gen rntge 45.. a 5.75
$0,000 People"* Water Co 5s 72.75
?10,000 People's Water Co ss, b 3 73.00
Street —
100 Bank of -California .....375.50
100 N Cal Power Co, Con ...... 36.50
.. .75 Onomca Sugar -Co : 44.00
$5.0()0 Pai.-lnc Tel & Tel 5s J)8 . 00
$8,000 Stockton Gas & El 6s ...104.25
\u25a0 Afternoon Session
Board — •
• 70 Alaska Packers' . Assn .71.00
10 Associated Oil Co 34.50
• 20 Cal Fruit Canners' Aesn 100.00
, 'JO Makaweli Sugar Co 39.00
15 Pacific Lighting (pfd) 70.50
12 Pacific Tel & Tel (pfd) ........ 94.50
l<>o Spring Valley Water C 0 ........ 33.23
$5,000 Cal Gas & El G M & C T 55.. 98,73
$3,000 People's Water Co ii* 73.00
$1,000 S P Arizona 6s (1910)... 100.50
California Stock nod OH Exchange
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
AikjHo 03 03 Peerless — ti..">o
As*o Oil tc.34.50 35.00 Piedmont . — 21
Biookshire ...1.57% — Pinal 8.25 9.75
Cartboit \u25a0 .12.0*1 — Producers 1.50 2.00
CM. Crude ... 07 —Record ...4.50 —
Claremout ... — 2 . 15 Rico . . . . . 3.1 T> —
Daisy — 2ri Sacramento '.1.25; —
Esperanza ... — 1.40 S F & McK.20.00 —
Four ......... — 31 Saner Dourli.. — 2.10
Fulton,. -. . .2.00 2.lo|St?ction 25 .. — 25.0'j
Gracl<«a ..... 35 — iSliawmut ..... :—: — ."0 I
Junction ..... — 00 Sovereign .... 21 —
XCIII : .55 — Sterling ; . . .". .2.60 —
Llmta Vlsts:. — 51 Sunset Mon .. 50 —
Mecca ... V.15 —Turner ....... 90 1.00
Ncr County.. — 30 W Coast pfd.SO.oo —
Parafflue .... — uoi Wolverine -..., 20 —
Palmer ./....— I.4o|Alask Pack.70.25 71.00
- •' SALES
11:30 a. m.—
1000 Gypsy ....;...:. .;.. .23
100 Monte. Crlsto, »5... 2.52».i
2. p. in. —
200 Monte Cristo .". 2. S2 'i
100 Monte Crlsto ...'•...... ..:....\u25a0' 2. <55
2000 Apollo .•....,. .01
Mining Stocks
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE •
Following were the sales on the Sau Francisco
stock exchange yesterday: -
' ' COMSTOCKS
Hegular; Morning Session
400 Chollar ...... 10| 100 Ophlr 1.27 Vi
100 Con Va'M Co. 7l| t!00 Potosl ....33
200 Con Va M Co. 70 100 Sierra' Nev ... '34
£100 <"od Vu M Co. O 200 Sierra Nev . . . 33
. 1 00 Exchequer 2.". 300 Union ........ 43
30U Mexican ..... <J2
." Afternoon Session - \u25a0
Kmi Host & Belch. 32 300 Mexican ...... 92
100. Caledonia .... 17 -200 Ophir 1.27 -
T.tiO Con Imperial. 02 200 Overman x . .... 24'
,-00 Con Va M Co. 70 200 P0t051« ........ :«
1W) Con Va M Co. 71 300 Savage is I
100 Gonld & Cur. 16 100 Sierra Nev ... 34 j
. 100 Unit- & Norc. 22 100 Sierra : Nev ... 2«"»
50 Mexican ...... 00 100 Yellow Jacket. ; 7C
* ,'luforinal Session V,
100 Anrtra ....... i^'j 000 Snvajre ....... 1!)
lUOO Audes ....... 1:5(1400 Utah -.. .041
' \u25a0 CLOSING QUOTATIONS . :
Bid. Ask. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- Bid.Ask.
Alpha . . . 07 OS Kcntuck ..... O-l .: 06
Aha \u25a0 ......... 03 0} Lady Wash ... — 02
Andes ....... 12 y.i Mexican T.. ":-:.';! 91 !)2
Belchrr ...... 53 ,"1 New . York - Con — U4
Best \u25a0\u25a0&. Belch. 31 ;;2 N Gould &,C, 20 ~-
Bullion 13 -17 occidental.;... 15 —
Caledonia it; 17 Opliir '.: ..'.... .1.2." 1.27
Miallenge Con 10 > ut Overman ..... 2.'! 21
Chollar lc , jS Potosf 3.J :'.i
Confluence \u25a0\u25a0... \u25a0 i .-7» SO Savape ....... IS 20
Con Imperial. 02 (i.! Scorpion ..:.... 05 .06
Con Va.M Co. 71 \u25a0 .72 Sos Belcher -.'. 05 07
Crown Point.. 4'i ,'44 Sierra' Nev :S4 :\c,'
Exchequer ... 24.. 2C»! Silver r llill ... ,07 !\u25a0)
Gouhii Cur; 1.-. .. '-lOUJnlon-.. .>'.-.-.-. .. 43 .4.*,
Hhlo-& Norc. 21 Utah .'.....\u25a0.'.. <H -tr,
Julia ........ (15; .oSiYcilow, Jacket.,. 75 "77
Justice ....... 02 -'()3| \u25a0•\u25a0';.\u25a0- - \u25a0' •
TUNOPAH AND OOLDFIELD STOCKS ;
,;^; Kegular Session— 9:3o to 12:30
I POO Atlanta ...... : io|looo Great Bend .-.'. ;07
1000 Com = Frac, \u25a0s7 701 200 Pitts . S Peak . \u25a0 47
1000 Daisy ..... "5| -»50 - Do," s - 5. .. r.4;'40
lOOu.Dm B Btie C. 04 "100 Raw, Coalition. 2C
1000 Old Kowanas. -09' 500 Raw.- Coalition. ,27 •
'." , \ i., ' Afternoon "Session ;•'>
HiW Bhif Run ... . OKI 100 Gld Con M.6.171J
llHW'.Bnnth- ...... " 1) ,400 Gld' Con"' M. .'.0.1.-j
HiOO Cf.lnmblii -.Mt. nflf4oo Gld.t Con / M.V.C.20
2000 Coin : Kruct km. -'.TOf irtM) ' G I<l Kewanaa ;-.-\u25a0\u25a0: ,fi9
l«i00v:I)n.-.-x 7... . ; 7(»: ;-•,-,(«) Croat -Bend - : 07
-100 . Do, i, i<i..{ -\ 711! 2000 Grt \u25a0 Bcnil.Anx-01
4SOn Com . Fraction; ' Oil! .'WO '.Tim ' Bntler ~. . 10
0 50H : Com Frnctlcn. '-\u25a0 \ i»i' 1000 Lone ' \u25a0 . ... 0'!
-50il Com Fi action 01 \u25a0•"•''<' MneNsmara • . . • :2."»
2('.fK» Daisy ..." ' Rod Hilts •.'. .. llfl
3<iOO;i.Do/.s.nO "v 24 »-.<)<«•\u25a0 Hiiby* Gold:; M. l»2
•400 ' Dais y'•:;;. :.. ,25 2300 'Silver's Pick '..* 10
umwiohi b into c' -oi iihx» no.-;b .-co. ".\u25a0;-; -11
U- i .«>;«.jd : coniM...fl.2s ' .' : :;
.r,,.«-. '. Informal ...... - •'\u25a0
IOU> Atlnnla '...'*',"\u25a0- lOIIOM) Mayflower ' Con 00
lOUO'Uoutb •;;....v~iof.ayO Montana t:... 02.
• SU MMARY OF?
i T>II3 MARKETS
New York stocks range about the same.
Copper stock* somewhat higher.
Sharp drop' in*ths cotton market.
Local securities and mining stocks quiet.
Local financial quotatloni uiichan;ed.
Whaat buyer* holding off. Barley higher.
Oats and corn firm. Bye nominal.
Horse hay now coming In by water.
Beans^ and feedstnffs about. the same.
Cheese lower. Butter and egg s un
• changed. '...'....
Potatoes in heavy receipt and weak.
Fresh fruits coming in heavily."
Arrivals of poultry, light.
Provisions firm and fairly active.
Prices for live and dressed meats un
. changed.
Some kinds of Paeifio codfish lower.
inn^ £"?? tt ractionr raction - 67 1 200 Rornd Mt ... 75
1000 Gld Kewanas. 09|
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
CALIFORNIA
_ \u25a0"\u25a0'•\u25a0 Bid. Ask. j Bid. Ask.
Brunswick C. 02 . — iCent Eureka... 04 —
Bunker Hi 11 ..2.80 "— [So Eureka M. 95 —
NEVADA
TonoDab District
Bid. Ask. Bid.A*k.
selmont5 elmont 83 90 Midway Ex .. — 04
Boston Ton .. — . 05 Montana . 62 «5
California — ? 01 Mont JHd Ex. — ,t«
Cash Boy ... — 01 Mon Pitts Ex. — 04
OoW -Mt — (12 North Star ... — 03
Great Westrn. — 01 Ohio Ton — Ut
Home ....... — 01 Paymaster ... — 01
Ind Ton — 01 Rescue Con . . 02 <tt
Jim Butler .. 09 '10 Ton Exten ... 42 47
MacNamara .. 24 20 Ton of Nev..6.«7 —
Midway — 21 I West End ... 22 —
' Goldfleld District
Ad , ams 01 - 021 Gld Merger M. — OR
Atlanta .. 10 11 Grandma 01 02
Black Ants . . — 01 Great Bend . . 06 07
B k B Bonan. — 01 Grt Bend Anx — 02
Blk Butte Ex — 01 Grt Bend Ex. 01 <»2
Black Rock .. — 01 Hibernla ..... — t>2
Blue Bell ... 02 — Jnmbo Ex ... 12 —
Blue Bull ... 05 OC Kendall Ex — 01
Btte Goldfleld — 02 Lone Star 03 04
B°°th 10 11 Lou Dillon ... 01 (>2
£O D 15 — Mayne 01 —
Columbia — 03 Mid Pawnee... — 01
Colombia Mt. 09 10 MHltown Frac. — 02
Com Fraction. 67 ' 68 Mohwk C Leas — 04
Comng Nation — 01 Mohawk Ex . . — 02
Conqueror .... — 04 Mohawk Junior — 04
Cracker Jack. 01 02 Ncr Boy . — 02
Daisy 24 25 Nev Goldfleld.. 02 .—. —
Desert Chief.. — 04 Oro 05 06
Dm B Btte C. 03 04 Potlatch ...... — OS
Dmdfld Trngl. 01 02 Red Hills 06 07
" Ixl « • — 01 Red Top Ex.. 02 03
Xm P lre — 02 Ruby Gold M. 01 02
Florence ...'. .2.97 3.02 Sandstorm .... 09 II
Horenee Ex.. — 02; Sandstorm Ex. — 01 j
Frances Mhk. 05 —I Silver Pick .. 00 11
Gen Wash .. —Dl St Ives 09 —
<io!d Har Gld <fl — |St Ives Leas. — «2
Gld Con M. . .6.25 6.G01 Wonder — 02
Gld Portland. 02 03J Yellow Rose... — C 2 i
«Jld Kewanas. OS 'I9|Ypllow Tiger.. 06
Bullfrog District - i
Bonnie Clare. •03 O4|Mont Bullfrog. — " ol
Bullfrog Mm. — 02 Montgomy Mt. 03 05
Blfrg Mohawk 23 --iMtg Shos Ex. — 01
Blfrg Nat Bk — t-2JNugget ....... — 01
Gold Bar — 01 Orlg Bullfrog.. — 02
Gold ..Sceptre. — 01 Tramp ' Con . . 06 —
Homestake K. — O2l\'alley View... 04 05
Mayflower Con OS Oi)j Yankee Girl .. — 02
Manhattan District
Apr Fool Ex. — OlJMan Cowboy.. — 01
Atlan & Pac. — OlJ.Man Dexter .. 02 03
— ol| Man Little Joe — Oil
Gold Wedge.. — 01 Man Mm Nev. — 01
Granny G M. — 05 Mineral Hi 11... — 04
Mttle Grey .. — 03 Mustang Man.. 01 — i
1 Man Broncho. 01 — Orlg Man 02
'Man Buffalo.. — 01 Pine Nut . ... — l/> i
; Man Con 04 OS^Syl Humphrey. — 02
Other Districts
Kngle's Nest. 03 04!Nev Hills 75 —
Fainrrt- G Bid — . 02 Pitts S Peak.. 46
I'alrvw Hailst — 01 Queen Regent. 20
' Falrvw Eagle. — 18 Ramsey ; o"
Jack Pot Xl — (Raw CoalltiOD. 26 —
Mano«s Gon .. 80 —I Raw Mohawk. — 01
Lee Bonanza. — V1',50 Raw Queen .. 37 33
Mazoma Hills — 23J Round Mt ... 74 73
GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and Other Gralna
i \\ heat— Chicago was several fractions higher
I on. better weather, and the longs were selling.
(Kansas City wires cash wheat 2c lower there
plluneapolls wires a world of winter wheat
offered there nt. 2^Ac lower . than Thursday's
prices; with mills holding off.
The San Francisco market was quiet, with
I buyers holding off expecting lower prices
i CASH WHEAT.
I California club. $2.05@2.07%; do milling,
52.10; California White Australian, nominal at
$2.10(g2.12»<!; off grades of California wheat.
I $1.90<&2; northern club. $2.05@2.07M-: northern
bluestem, nominal; Russian red, $2.@2.05; tur
key red, $2.05@2.07Vj per ctl; new California
club and Sonora, $2.02ii<g2.05; new White Aus
tralian, ?2.07^@2.10.
FUTURES
10 n. m. Session
May— s2.o2»* asked.
December— sl.9s asked.
No quotations.
Barley — The market for futures was quite
active yesterday. Tbe cash grain was firm,
with sales of feed at $1.48%. Free sales of
shipping at the quotations below were also
reported. .
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed, spot. ?1.45ift1.48?i ;
common to fair, $1.40(§:1. 42i» per ctl; "brewing
51. 30; '.shipping." $1.50ta1.52u,, i> O rt Costa de
livery; chevalier, $1.60@1.70.
FUTURES
' 10 a.m. Session *
- . Open High Low Close
May $1.54 $1.54 $1.53 $1.53
December. 1.47«-i 1.47>i 1.46^ 1.47
2 p. in. Session
May— Sl.o2l4.
December— sl.47. -
Oats— Free sales for seed were reported yes
terday and one lot brought $2. The market
rules firm.
New reds for feed. $1.82^@1.53 for good to
choice. *l.G3ff?t.So for. poor to fair; reds for
sen!. $I.S7Vi<S2 per ctl..
Corn — Tin- market . continnes very steady at
Unchanged, quotation*. California small round
yellow, $t.SO(&l.!W» : large yellow. $I.SO® 1.82%;
wrslfrii stntes yellow, saokpd. $1.82i4(c51 85"
! white. $1.83@1:87%;; in bulk. San Francisco
track, yellow. $1.70; white. $1.72; mixed $1.08-
Kgy|itian. nominal. ...
Kye — Accurate quotations ore impossible, as
dealers quote widely different prices, and quo
tations for the new crop are not yet estab
lished. For a small', lot of 200 sks $1.83 was
bid and refuspd yesterday. ,
Foreign Futures
t, ' LIVERPOOL
Wheat — July. Sept. Dec.
Opening ft 07% S 0!)?, • 8 05$,
Closing ......907% S 10% S 05T 4
PARIS
Wheat— \u25a0 July. Nov.-Fcu.
f ipeuing : . .25 85 ' 24 33
Closing . 2> :>O 24 40
Flour —
Opening .......:« 4.". 31 5.-.
Closing ......". . . 33 45 31 60
CHICAGO BOARD OP TRADE
. Future Grain and Provisions
; CHICAGO, July 16.— The wheat market was
tu-rvous and : prices moved over a wide range
today. July, was heavy the greater part of the
day and at no time went to the level of yester
day's close. - Distant deliveries, however, were
firm, nnd, with ; the exception of a brief period
rarly in the \u25a0 day, held, at a moderate advance.
Decided* weakness was -manifested during: the
j first few , minutes : of .trading, owing to quite
: general selling in July, because of clear weather
lin the harvest,, belt in this country. Asa result
j July sold off to 'Sl. 2ft?4. after opening It- to H»c
lover 'at.;sl.2l.:ti>.sl.22«!i.\. Some. of the leading
('levatnr, interests' were.' fren bidders for the de
fcrrod months. \u25a0 and ; this demand soon caused a
I rally. . particularly.-, in, the t distant deliveries.
: During the remainder. of ; the day July continued
i erratic, but other months showed firmness. \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0
; ..., The heaviness in the 'July '.option was due to
I the cJear weather' in j. the winter wheat states,
I which gave ' promise of new, wheat at an early
date.:- .\u25a0 •-:'-.•.'..\u25a0: \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0. \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0, _\u25a0 '..,•,' , "--
Arrivals today at Kansas ' City and St. Louis ]
; aggregated 140,000 bashels, against 74,000 last I
I week on the same day.and'the price of the cash'
I grain at; those points was oflf-.2c to 4c.v \u25a0-'"
- News of a bullish nature Included an advance:
j of,%ld.'to 2^Jd in spot wheat at Liverpool and
an advance of \ Ad to 9id In futures there, claims ;
of sales of wheat here for' export and of \u25a0 sales '
of flour at : St. : LimK >- " . ".
"\u25a0.The high point .reached by July during the day i
wa^ ; $1.23 , and \u25a0 the " finals were " lc . below that \u25a0
lipirc. \u25a0 , " . . I
:Heavy; liquidation of v July caused general 1
weakness '\u25a0 in the corn : market, which closed 1
: weak, with \u25a0:- prices , ; , unchanged _: tO'lTgi- lower, ;
\u25a0 compared .with file previous closed July being at
; CO-f^C'^ \u25a0.- '.* , . \u25a0.. V- . \u25a0:. \u25a0'.-.''
:•' The resumption^ of* harTosting in Illinois and i
lowa prompted general selling of oats.' resnltinr
.In a weak -;raarket ; all. day. The market closed
, iic to- l%c lower. . . :'. . |
;.-; Provisions closed'a shade to 7»'ic lower. \
, The ltmdhig , futures; ranged >as •follows;:-:; "V^j
Articles Open llixh: Low Closed
! . .Wheat— « , - • . '
\u25a0July :.'...•..:... .1.22,. 1.2:1 1.20': 1 T.i- \u25a0
September :..:.. .l.'lt -l.lL'Vi 1 .Irt' \u25a0 1:11%
I'f-fptntK-r <.'.... . 1.0514 . i .iki . i.t)7ii i osv". :
May>,.;;. ....... 1.11- _ l.tl','. j.io'i 1.10;,' :
\u25a0 Corn — . . •
Juiy ..-. 7! 71 r iio»i 00";;
September * ....... <;.-,.'.; \u0084 : (•.-,--; ••;.-.", (C.ij, ;
: Derem her .::.'... ."«<! '.- ,"><si; 'oT>'i. , - sii' ,
1 ~ — r — ~~ — — — — : \u25a0 — — — rh" — :—: — - — :: — — — r '
;: Thi* ; Marl ne d'nrilena at, 3lo«s '.Beach
On tlie Ocean Shore : RaMway \ will V'en-'-i
. ;t crtain',^you>; for.';* hours. \u25a0'\u25a0: Go Sunday.
Time' table Duce-17." ;; ' - . -..• *
Barley Higher and More Active
Some Brands of Codfish Declined
May .......... ZGK 56Ti 56* i 6«» i
Ju?y at9 7?.*....f. 4S 48 47_ 47£
September .... 42U 42U 41% •"*!
December. 42$ 42Vi «*> j-H
May 44*5 «?\u25a0 *\u2666'* 4l *» }
Mess rork, per bbl. — ' \u25a0£ • j
July ...........21.00 21.00 20.90 20.90 J
September .21.05 21.10 21.00; 21. U0
Lard, per 100 lbs. — . \u25a0 \u0084 -n,,
July i... ..... 11. Tata
September ....11.80 11.80 11.72& 11. "i
Short Itibs, per 100 lbs.— • , ..
July ..... 1 !- 47 .K
September ..11.47Vj H.47# 11.40 1t.4--V
Ca<sh Grata acd Provisions
CHICAGO. July 16.— Cash quotations were as
follows: flour, strong. Feed or mlxlnj ba;i»*v.
60(»70c: fair to choice maltinc. 68«J73c. Max
seed, No.^l southwestern. $l-41»i: No. 1 north
western. $1.51%. Timothy seed. $3.80. Clover,
**U.S«V Jle3s pork, per bbl., $20.874i@21. Lard,
per 100 lb»., |11.72}4. Short ribs, jldeg (loose*.
$n.47Vi«n.s7Vi: short, clear sides (boxed;, I
\ ~ GRAIN STATISTICS !
Total clearances of -wheat and floor were equal f
to 41. W0 bushel*. Exports for the week, a* |
shown by Kradntreet's. were ec.aal to 1.468.000 i
basbeis. Primary receipt* were 26 1.000 busbf].".
compared with 777.000 bnsnels the corresfxmrt
ing day a year ago. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow: Wheat. 4 cars- corn, 214 cars; oat*.
100 cars; hogs, 0,000 head,
Northern Wheat Market
rORTI.AND, July IC— Wheat, track prices,
oid grain: Club. $1.17; bluestem. nominal: va!
lej.jfl.l7. New crop club. $1; b'mestem. $1.03;
red Russian, 9Sc.
TACOMA. July 16. — Wheat, milling: B.tif
stem. $1.30; club. -'11.14. Export wheat f or [
autumn delivery: Bluestem, $1.04; club, $1; red j
Russian. »Sc. - ... j
SEATTLE, JnTy lti. — Milling quotations: Ex- •
port wheat, bluestem, $1.24; club, $1.14; red. [
$1.00. Receipts — Oata.l car.
• AeW York Grain Market
NEW YORK. July 16.— Flour— Receipts,
7,607 barrels; exports, 2,869 barrels. Sales*.
0,250 barrels. Steady with a moderate inquiry.
Wheat—Spot firm. Now 2 red, old. $1.45
nominal in elevator and f. o. b. afloat; No. 2
red, new, $1.22^ and August f. o. b. afloat;
No. 1 northern. Dnluth. $1.43% nominal f. o. b.
afloat^ No. 2 hard winter. $1.41% nominal f. o.
b. afloat. ' „
Options — Today's wheat market was much
quieter, Jnly showing little j feature. Other
months declined early, but eased again at tbe
close, leaving off *i@ijc net higher, against
%c loss in Jnly. July closed $1.29>4; Septem
ber. $1.15V4: December, $1.15T«; May, $1.17*,.
Minneapolis' Flax Market
MINNEAPOLIS. Jnly 10.— Flax. $1.61 %.
LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce July 16
Flour, qr ska 3,416 Sugar, etls 4.5P0
Whoat, ictis .... 70 Hides, No 441
Barley, ctls .... 4,575 Pelts, No 1.023
Oats, ctls 405 Tallow, ctls ....1,530
Corn, ctls 15 Leather, rolls ... 46,
Rye, ctls 28! Wine, gals 22.200
Bran, sks 5 Livestock, No ... 27*
Potatoes, sks ...11,044 Lumber, M ft.... 100
OniODS, sks 383 Apples, bxs ..... 627
Hay. tons 945 Lime, bbls 200
Wool, sks. 17 Chicory, bbls ... JO
WESTERN STATES
Flonr, qr sks 1.000:
Family Retail Market
Butter is higher at retail this week, following
an advance In the wholesale price, and retail
tradesmen are expecting eggs to go np at any
time, as tbe production ia falling off and the
cost at wholesale Is steadily Increasing. There '
has not been much change in other lines since !
last week. Fruits and vegetables are still in
abundance and the markets are amply supplied
with meats, fish and poultry.
COAL, PER TON—
Wellington $12.00| Wellington Nut... 511.00
Rock Springs.... 15.00J Welsh Egg IS. CO
I'cnnsy lv Egg.... 19. 00| Beaver Hill 10.00
Richmond 12.00 Carbon Hill 12.00
Coos Bay 10.00 Seattle 10.00
New Wellington.. 12.00; Pelaw Mala 10.00
DAIRY PRODUCE. ETC.—
Butter. 21b 5q..70®73| Swiss Cheese 25-J.ij3.il
li'a lb SMjuure.so<gs3;Eggs. dox 30^:«
Cal. Cheese — '<£20 Honey, comb. li>. — ftj2-j
Eastern Cheese.. —^£2sl Do extracted...' — «10
POULTRY AND GAME—
Hens, each..9oc@sl.2s!Ducks. each $1©1.23
Do small 50<&60 Geese, each .... $2 ftj 2.23
Young Roosters, - - Goslings, eacb...s3@ —
each ...... 85c@51.25 Pigeons, pair — ©40
Old Roosters, ea.40@50 Squabs, per palr.so«g»>O
Fryers, each C5<&75 Hare — &2O
Broilers, each. . .40ftj5i> Rabbits — @25
Turkeys, per lb.. — @30 .
* MEATS, PER POUND
Roast Beef — Corned Beef —\u25a0<£ s
Choice cuts — @20 Beef Stew StelO
Do plain — @l2Vi Mutton Stew — @ 8
Roast Veal IS@2O Veal Stew 10@12%
Roast Pork 18@20 Soup Meat — @ 8
Foreqrtr Lamb. .15&20 Soup Bone — @ 3
Hindqrtr Lamb.. 18(^25 Ham 20©23
Foreqtr Mutton — @ 12% Bacon — @25
Leg Mutton... 12%©15 Mutton Chops 18@20
Tenderloin Steak. — fijlo Pork Sausage 15^20
Porterhse Steak..— @2o Cblpped Beef —©25
Sirloin Steak — @ 15 Pork Ch0p5....... — <g2O
Round Steak..— @l2% Veal Cutlets. — @20
Lamb Chops .IS@2O Lard ...— ©l3
VEGETABLES—
Asparagus, lb . . 6@ S Lettuce, doz ....20(310
Artichokes, d0z.. 50@60 Leeks, doz bnchs. — @1S
Beets, doz 10@— Onions, per 1b.... — @ 2
Beans, white, lb. sft; 5 Potatoes, lb ....2@2^
Do. colored, lb. 6© 8 Parsnips, doa — @2O
Dried Lima. lb. 4@ 6 Radishes, «iz bcha — @20
Cabbage, each... — @10 Rhubarb, lb — 1§ 8
Celery, head — @10|Sage. doz. bnchs^SQ —
Cress,' dz bncbs.ls® — String Beans, lb.. 8@ 9
Cucumbers. d0z..15@20 Summer Squash.lb — @ 3
Dried Peppers... 2o® 2s Spronts, per lb... — &—& —
Egg Plant, lb.lo® 12% Spinach, per 1b... sfta 8
Garlic — @ 7 Thmye. doz bnchs — @23
Green Peppers. 10® 12% Turnips, per doz.. — @10
Green Peas — @ 4 Tomatoes, lb .... 5® 7
Green Corn, d0z.40@50
FRUITS AND NDTS —
Alllgtr Pears, ea.— @— iNnts. pound-
Apples 3<j£ 6 Almonds — :«?-«
Apricots, lb .... 5@ 8. Brazils — fii2O
Bananas, doz 25Ccs35i Pecans 15f«2t)
Blackl>errles. bkt. 6<iiCls( Walnuts ...... — «S2O
Cantaloupes, ea. . .5© 10: Oranges, dos . .. .3i."fe. f")
Cherries.'lb .... Bc<jlO| Peaches, lb ..... 3«a r.
Currants, box ..60(^75, Pears, lb .......—© 3
Figs, dried, lb.. «»« >j Pineapples, each..2s<S^4<)
Do fresh, doz. 15^20 Plums, lb 4<ss 6
Srapefrult. doz. .60^575! Raisins, !b — @10
Lemons, doz . ...20^30, Raspberries, bkt.. 56|10
Limes, doz 10@15|Strawberries, bkt.l3@2o
Loganberries. I Do small, bkt.. s@lo
basket — @15|
FISH, PER POUND—
Barracouta ...12V^'3 — (Shrimps, lb ..... — Q—
Black 8a55......— @23 Sea Bass 13&20
Carp ........... S@ 10 Smelts —©15
Cattish ...12%@15 Soles — @10
Codfish ....... 12 '/i<i£ 13 Skates, eacb. .. ..IOm —
Flounders.. ...10@12Vi Squid — (Q —
Halibut — @ 15 ' Sturgeon - — @15
Herrin; — @ — ITomcod — @13
Mackerel .— %— Turbot — fc|2s
Do horse — @ 13 Trout 65@7." I
Perch 10@12ValWhiteash — C«10
Rockcod : 12i s @ls|.Clain*.- ga110n... 73<-*asl
Salmon- . — @1S Do hardshell, lb Sfe 10
Do smoked 40<&: — Mussels, lb — %\U
Salmon Trout — © — (Crabs, each.. 404 C.V)
Sardines 10@— Oyaters. Cal. 100.40^30
Shad — <&10\ Do eastern. dz.30@40
. Provlalons j
Packers and wholesalers report the market llrn» •
j and in favor of sellers, with a fair demand. 1
I Cottolene, one half bbl. 10»ic; 3 half bbls, 1
I 10V-c; 1 tierce, lo9ic; 2 tierces, lu^ic; 3 tierces.
lO^c. - • •
The Western meat company quotas as follows:
Hani> IC^SISc; picnic hams, 12V3C;* bacon. O ;
to 8 lbs. 20Vlc; S toll) lbs, lt»'ic; 10 to 12 lbs.
lOlio; ' faucy sugar cured bacon. 2:J Vic: Arrow
bauou, SltO 10 lbs. lHiie; 10 to 12 lbs. IS^'.c: \
light <sry salt bacon, n to 11) lbs. lSe: 1O to 12
lbs. 17c; mediunr bacou. 15i£c; light " medium
bacon, . Is^;c. .. .
Lard— Tierces 14c. 50s 14ti.c. 10s 14?4c, 3s
14% c3s 15c; comppund lard, tierces Si£t:.-60s
\u25a0 §%e>loa OUc. 5s 9%c, 3s 9^ic; yellow cooklns
oil. 50c per gal; white cookiDj; oil, 55c per gal;
salad oil, 58c per gal. \u25a0
Beef— Local prices are quoted. Export lota.
Inspected by the government, are *l per bbl
higher. Extra family beef. $14 per bbl; family!
beef. $13.30 per bbl ; extra . mess beef. $ia peri
bbl; smoked beef,-21»«c per lb.
• Pork— Extra prime, in barrels, $21; clear. $23
tsess, $22: pig pork. $2S; pigs* feet, $3 for half
bbls, $2.25 for 25 lb kegs and $1.30 for kits. , <
Meat Market '.
Beef is, rather weak, while mutton rules Una
Prices remain about the saw. Live ho~s » r «
tirui at full prices. . " j
. -URKSSED MUATS - I
SlArshterers' rates. to dealers and butchers are
as \u25a0 follows: \u25a0 r ' - - -
Beef— (i^i®7c per lb for steers, s@Cc for cow* \u25a0
and heifers. ':..:.-.-\u25a0• ,
Veal— 7^j«c for large and 9<&9&e for small
Mutton — Wethers. ,7@SiAc; ewes, 6^,^ 7c per \u25a0
pound. - -
Lamb-^aViCllOc per Ib. -
* Dressed Pork Iper . IW— ll@ll^ cc < for llgiit d
9'.iS 10C for heavy. f . * " v
.." LIVESTOCK MARKET
- Tfce following flotations are for good sonnrf
livestock -uttliverf.l in San fnwcSSl* -r^t
wi-!f:lit:^iySfS«PKg»SKSSlM«|s*HMEa
No. ,1- fat steers.-. over 000.. 1b5. alive ' ;4c
umicr't'tK) IbC-3-&<?:-.*econil:«)caUty; ; 3»/,/hi3as..'
thin and nnilcslmble ; steers. :Jc. r "•*; \
No. 1 cows and hclferu. SS.J^c;' second qual
ity, 2%c ; common, thin; .undeslt*ble cows 1
:<S-Va«-'.i :.>;-••>.\u25a0:': \u25a0-'::,:- ..-'•. .- \u25a0"\u25a0. -.•.-;.-..\u25a0.\u25a0. '„ • J 3 .
.Fatbnll3 and stag?. l»ic:hair fat or thin
bulls. Hie; . ' '
..'Calves— Light .weight, per lb, C@sU C ' me
dium.;4Vi@i4->ic: heavy, 3*i@4e. ' 4C# - me
I '} Sheen - (Der lb)— Wethers. Ko. l, Z^⁣
ewes, 3%@3*sc.
Lambs (per lb)— This year's milk lambs, 4%c
@s'.v
llors (per lb) — Hard! cram fed. wefsralng too
to 140 lbs. 7@7*4e; J4O to 250 lba. V6@~%i::
200 to SoU lbs. 7*ic; rough, heavy hogs, 4*a©
6c; common, undesirable boss. 4'g4VjC.
nutter. Cheese and Kggs
Fancy flat California cheese lost the \ t c galn«»<l
on -Thursday, a little sellinx movement on tbe
exchange sending the price back to 14Vjc whil~
firsts were hi;her at 13V»e. The market
ruled very firm at the revised quotations, sup
plies of both grades being pretty well cleaved
up. The output of the San Joaquin valley cream
eries was still going to Lo» Angeles and order*
for shipment to nearby point.? continued to come
to the local market. A majority of the trade
continued to report a firm market for butter. an<l
the quotation* were maintained without difrt
eulty. .There- was no trading In this article on
the exchange, bat business In the street w»h
bri*V. as retailers were following the oaual cus
tom \u25a0of stocking np for weekend wants. Egz*
were unchanged, with the upper grades moving
off freely, while cheap stock continued to dras.
Pi-I-s on the exchange were as follows :
Efs* — 10 ea«es of extras at 3<V a dozen.
Cheese — 23 fancy California flats at 15c ami
50 at 14',4e per pound.
Receipts were 43,100 pounds butter. 124,6f.i>
pounds vhee«e and 837 canes eggs.
The following are official quotation*, estab
lished by tho sales, bids and offers on the floor
of the dairy exchange. Prices In the street.
while governed by the exchange quotations, gen
erally ranje from lY t c to 2c higher, owing to
the various charges to be added.
Butter— Fresh creamery extras. 2Sc pc? lb.
steady: do firsts. 27c. steady; <Jo second*. 23V>c.
steady; No. 1 packing stock. 22Vic. firm,
firsts. 14Vtc, firm; fancy Oregon Young Ameri
cas. 13 'jc. weak; do flats. lii,.\ firm.
Cheese — California fancy flaU. 14Vac per lb
firm; do firsts, 13^e. firm;. do. seconds. 12c. firm:
fancy Young Americas. 15c. firm: So firsts. 14U,,-.
firm: fancy Oregon Young Americas. 13m
weak; do firsts. 14^e, firm.
Ergs fper dozen, cases* included) — California
fre^h extras 30c. steady; do firsts. 29c. steady
do seconds. 25e. steady; do thirds. 21V-C, ateady
Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND, Ju!y 19.— Butter, city and crnin
try creamery extras, 20c; fancy, 26<328c; store.
Egg Market la Nearby Counties
SANTA CRUZ, July Id.— Demands are draw
ing heavily on th«> local tgg supply and 3f>
cent* Is offered for all classes. Thla week «
oiitpnt has fallen off slightly.
I'ETAI.UMA. July 18.— The price of esxs re
mains the same. 2S'-i cents cash and 29 cents
on time, belni; the bast offerings after the re
ceipt of quotations from the San Franciac-j
dairy exchange. Conditions remain the same.
Potatoes, Onlous and Vegetables
The potato market had a weak tone yestenlsy.
with only -occasional sales of favored brands re
ported at tbe outside quotations. Receipt* wore
Ueavy, being a little In excess of 11,000 sacks,
and, prices for general offerings me barely
steady, the outside demand alone preventing a
slump. Onions continued tv advance oa a govnl
demand for shipment to the north. Prices for
miscellaneous vegetables snowed but little i-h;iu."
from tbe previous report. Cucumbers and sum
mer squash were offering freely at low rati-s
and tie u.Mjal .surplus had to be held over, wbiie
tomatoes and green corn were easy on large ar-
I rivals. Good string beans did a littje beUi-r.
1 but the market was overloaded with trashy atoi-;..
for which there was hardly any sale. \e\.y
little attention pr*a paid to asparagus ami onli
nary stock was so- hard to move tnat some n -
ceivers advised shippers to cease forward
lug It.
Potatoes -<per ctli— New, $1. 10*31.33 In boxes
and 85C&S1.10 In sacks.
Onions — New yellow. 85i§,9<V per ctl; new riM.
nominal.
Vegetables — Asparagus, 50cg51.23 per box;
rhubarb. $1.23'g1.30 per box; tomatoes, 750<
$1.25 for large and 35<g;50c for small boxe^;
«reen peas, $1.25@1.50 per *aci: string and wax <•
1 bean.*. S((jisc per lb; lima beans. Sifcttic per 1I>;
! summer sqnash. 33^30c per box: garlic. 4'a.Je
per lb; cabbage, $1 per ctl; cucumbers, 4O<^ioe
per box; caulldowpr, 50c per dozen: turnips, $Wrg
1.25 per wki eggplant, Hf&'ic per lb; green pep
pers. 4fcs3c per lb; green corn. $2.25(^2.75 per
»atk for AlaanMla and $t(fel.so for Stockton;
green okra, $1.23@1.f10 per box. •
Deciduous and Citrus Fruits
Fresh fruits continued to arrive freely from
various growing districts, and although there vu
a steady and continuous demand for most de
scriptions supplies proved altogether too merit
for the market to absorb and prices toe every
thing were inclined to weakness. Figs. were ma
exception, as the arrivals of that particular
frnit were light and of good quality. Nutmrg
melons, which had been nrm for . several «lay».
were weak and lower on the arrival of six car.*
of crated stock from the south and increased: re
ceipts from the river. Apricots were easier fi<r
both packed and loose fruit, the outside quota
tions for both being obtained only ia a small
way and for exceptionally 8a» stock. Tv
canners were bidding $25 a ton and some sejler-t
were commencing to think of acceptins th.-ir
offer. Prices for peaches, plum* and prune*
were Inclined to sag and fancy Bsrtlett pear*
moved slowly, buyers refusing to take any more
of . the latter than absolutely necessary *t the
figures asked by sellers. Fancy raspberries
found prompt sale at stiff prices and there wa*
a good Inquiry for choice loganberries, but most
of the offerings of tbe latter were poor and ba.i
to be sold cheap. Blackberries were easy, whitp
Malinda strawberries continued to drag badly
at irregular figures. There was 00 clung* in
quotations for citrus fruit?.
Strawberries — Longwortfcs, $4@B per ch*«t;
large varieties, $2@3.50 per cheat.
Raspberries— $4 @7 per chest. _•
Blackberries — $2@3.50 per chest.
Loganberries— «2.3o@4 per chest (or red and
$2422.50 for black.
Huckleberries— 13@20c per lb.
Currants — *o@6oc per drawer.
Apples— si.2s(& I.CO per box for choice and 73c
@$1 for common.
Pears — Bartletta, $I.lo® 1.25 per box for N«
1 and SocQsl for No. 2; other varieties 75c SSi
for small boxes.
Cherries — Nominal. ''..-'.
Peaches — 50<Q65c for small boxes and baskets*
lug boxes, 7Sc@sl.2s. ' *
Plums — lO<ii7sc per box or crate; Tragedy
prunes. 60@75c per box or crate.
Apricots — Crates and small boxes, 63355 - ia
bulk. Hi!@2Vie per lb.
Fig*— 73c@Sl.2s per box.
Melons — Nutmeg. $1.30fft2 per crate for south
ern and $1.25(^1.50 per box for river. Water
melons — $1.73(^2.25 per dozen.
Grapes— sl.23@l.7s per crate.
Citrus Fruits (per box) — Valencia orange*
$2.50@3.25; grapefruit. $2.50@3 for seedless:
lemonii. $5@C for fancy, $2@4 for choice and
$2.50(43 for standard; limes. $3. 50-33.
Tropical Frnits^ — Bananas. 73c@51.75 per bunch
for Hawaiian and $2.30@3.50 for Central Ameri
can; pineapples, $1.30@2.30 per dozen.
Dried Fruit. Raisins. >uts and Honey
At* meetlns of the board of directors of thu
j farmers* .union. Juiy 10, the following resolti-
I tion was adopted:
j that tbe present pool* of ratsin*
I ami- wine jrrapes be dotted Saturday. July 17
[ ant! those of dried fruit and prunes July 31. . Any
wo tract recelred or postmarked on or before
these dates will be Included la the present p>i"l«
all contracts of a later date will be bandied !:»
a second dfTlslon and accounted for sepa
rately.'"
. : Fruits, old crop— ETanorated apples, 7(as»ie
aprlcots, 9@lofjc; faoey tnoorpark. ll%«12r :
peaches 4c for standard*. 4%«j'4%c for choice
and \u0084@6c for fancy; pears, 4%@7Vi<r: prunes. 4
»iz«» basis. 2%©2%e. with %c premlnna for the
larce sizes. - .
f New Fruits— Apricots. S@9»ic; moorpark. IK<S
I 12c: peaches.. s*jt«%c: pranks. 2'.ii»2%c, with
U'Q'ac preroinm for 40« i ami *' t <h;ir prpiniura for
J ..im to 4Os; a»s. S"&;4Vic; p^fs. SV-'gO'^.
\u25a0 Ralsfns— Quint. nn«>hanzed. with loose" mt?*-;*-
I tel n-MJted at '\u25a0l\:*'rX*'iei t-hoi.e to fam-y *-v.l»>,i
BONDHOLDERS
OceanShoreßy.Co.
; Can secure valuable information that
may save them considerable money by
addressing the undersigned.
CHESTER B. ELLIS & CO.
--•—.-.--. Stork Broker* -
714 MARKET. ST.. Opp. Call Bide.
I E.F.HUTTOM&CO.
: .490 • California st. - Tel. Doaslas 2 1ST
*t. Francis Hotel Tel. Douslas 3J»~
Meters New York Staci Exchangj
\u25a0 Pioneer House
Private AVI re to Chicago an 4
R. E. MI'LCAHY, Manager

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