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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
ROCK ISLAND IS
THE STORM CENTER
Bears Hammer Shares and Price
Drops, Causing Weakness
in Other Securities
A>»r York storlt Vint
E. F. Hulton i Co.. 4»0 California street.
«sember» of d»« New York stock exebanse. for
cith the following liat of bond and 6tock sales
yeperday: - '
, 6f.es | STOCKS IHlga jLon- 1 Bid I A»k.
• 2W;Allis-Chalmers >! 15 | 14* i 14 %| IS
M.SOO Amalg Topper.... i K»%| SGJ»j f*%\ *6*
SOO.Anjer B**l Bus*ri 4e>4| 4b^»! 4b 4b"i,
l>o pfd I i **"- I ?2?»
14S>0 Amrr <an C0.. .-I ISU, 13^) W I 13H
7(H)\ l»o pfd ! M»3l fcl *&W £}•>
I.oo<J|Atnfr Car is. Foun 72-1 71 «1 | 'IVa
j r>o pfd. I JiSJfcPSJJ
... .Anicr Cotton Oil. .....J LS*US ? *
J Dor" I I"*?
SOoAmer Uns»-«1. . ..| 17HI 10*4! 1«^ X*
700! Do pfd 46V* I** «^|
I,2ot'iAtaer UxomMl^e. €1 «U ?? % !,?9
2<:>o Do pfd .!U4%|U4 114 ,. U^
American Malt...| «'.* <*
' tk> cfd 1 41 ! 41» a
•SO.SOOjAin Smelt & Bef.|lo3 ilOOSfc|10t»U|100?k
2Oo| Do pfd. llll%:iU < »lij>"J<t!J"'»
1.100 Aroeri.-an Sugar. . ) 122 =J» i 121 H 121»*jl^
l)n pfd 1 1 120 1121
V'eooUmer Steel Foon. «%! Mi «,*» « .
4,sOo!Amex Tel & Tel. .140 * 140 ** 140^ 140 Vi
i iAtner Tob pM...| »4U »|Vi
-Araer Woolen 1 i **
•* viwlA^cond.' ".::: :: Tswls^ ,is % !,^{*
2^ooAtlan C<*rt Line!lßTU.lß<; 136 \}SbVj
21.« X.» AT & Santa Fe.|123%!121 121Hil21U
£oSw Do pfd ;iO4 -ni34 ia^!lO3Ti
4,500 Bsltlmore & Ohlo ( US%ill7«* l^^illiSs
i l>o pfd 1 l« ! *S
' ißethlehem Steel ! 33^1 ml*
....... Tanada Southern..).. .. .1- .... S9 T , 90
SWiCanadian Pmdac.hUWl^t ISO^ lfel
SS.*Oote & O ! J»2 j 89% 90 90 4
40fnC O W 35%]35 oS 1 os'*
i.iw; do pfd i «svi| ««4 .S^i.Sii*
2 30f>C*NW -I*l 17% 14 176 I4&H
14 MW CMiStP ' 157 155H ! 1 55%- 155U
Wfij Po pfd i171%!171i4 171 1-lVi
r.6f>o,C<>ntral Leather..] 4^^) 47 47 \u25a0«7tt
©r* Do pfd.; ICS^jIOSH lOSHr I"***
::!Ontral of N J...1 < 305 310
.jCticagt^ Terminal. I
"'soV.jc c'caVl.'.": *S2ai 'feOSi SO Jjo^
. Oo pfd 104 106 V»
12.700.C010 Fuel & Iron. 4»>4 47% 47% 4S
Do pfd 114 120
.....'..C0l Hock C & 1.. 92^4 91 »IV.. 01*
1,200. C010 Southern .. sS»j| 57% 57^4 57V*
I Do Ist p". .;...- 81 «
I Do 2d pfd .!-...- W |3
S 900 Consolidated Gas.;l6o 157*g;14. ! ?4 I^B
700JCprn Pnxlnrts .. Z.'^ 22i*« 22%, 22%
400: IK> pfd i S5Vi M% 844 So
SOti D«J i Hudson... :IS3 jlK* IS2 ! , ai lß3
DL i W. ......:\u25a0..... 1 550 5W
2,2(»f/ Di X G I 51% 50 }50 50>i
SUO Do pfd ..! S3Tii S3 j S2«i 83,
.; . Piamoud Match i ;12» 131
\u25a0SWjOis Seenrities 37 ts " 36L i 37
WK.'.Puiuih S S & A. IB%j lTTwi 17Vi IS
iW Do pfd ; 34 S 3a%i S2%] 33
IS--^'Erie ! :U%\ 33*5 iSSfi |S3i4
5.9-**' Do Ist pfd { i2Va; 31 j oO? t | 51
aoo; no 2d pfd [-41*1 41 40 **
;«Xi«M-a Llectric — 5 1 0« * |15aVi|15»^:|16u
j;l«vv<,reii North Ore.! 7aii: 79 ; 79 j 73> s
«.Koo<keaP North vfd.;J43 I#ll4l»i(l4l4iHl*t1 # ll4l»i(l4l4iHl*t
\u25a0»J"jl2haoi!= t>«trai:.Jl47 JI4S J146 |1464
«."f<t) Inierboro Metro... -4^; i3Vi| 2S$»
6.4^, D<. pfd , *>>}«' 53 b. 53"t2 5»9*
llif 1 lutcr M«r Muriiic, 7»-| 7 i 7 7%
, Do pfd j :M?i< 2:i«4 '^hi, 24
• VOti Intt-rnsil Taper..: l«i jl6 ,j 15 J -j| lt>
4U(n Do pfd 158 I 57Va| 5« j6O
900 Intprnail rump..* 52' 4 i 51 V 01-^i 31%
\u0084.:...{. Do pld ..j .....;. Say,,! 83-,
jlowa- Central ...) .•..•! 28 : * t j 29U
....:...! Do pta i-.-.i ! 52 j 53
-I.eOCvKsD City Sou... 1 43%t 43 . 43 i 4:>\
• \u25a0„» 1 Do pli ...j i i 7u i 7<) : \j
• . 200 Lake E & West., :is»4i 25 .25 : 25' 3
! Do pfd 1 j 4.J j 4S
4.800 L&: N ils3^«,Kfe ;i57>4,157* a
. • -. SOOjMackay | »1W! fcl ; »U»: ai**
.-. I Do pfd jj j 77.. 77a»
„.. (Manhattan ....).... .J136 139
» ,Metro St Hr... ...... .I.:.! 20 'Si
4Oo,Maxicaa Centra!.. 26 23*»j 254 2ti
........jlltaa ie St L I 51 54
i Do ptd ...j 62 8S
200Ml<tP* S S M. 140 110-J'.iilWJiiilTOVj
Do pfd ...!.. J15." ilo7
54,70Ci,M0 KBn & Texas! 31% 4» ! fci 4»^» 49V4
• «00, Do pfd i 74^s 74 1 TS^i 74
l.^X) Missouri Pacific. J 72 71 j 70-*. 71
'Nash Cliat & S L| iHS '150
200 National Lead ..; 594 &SVa Xs >«%
• % I Do pfd \u25a0 ...110 1104
... 'National Biscuit. i 113 1154
- ! Do pfd • 121 124
I.JOON V Air Brake. j 84 93 92V>j 84
9.600JX V Central . ..'l24^ 122-% 122' i 123
3,300;N YCi St L..1 63 «3 62 65 *
, I Do Ist pf a 105 HO
j Do 2d pfd 85 90
|N V N H & H.. ..157% 158
1,600. N V Ont it W.. 50 45% 45% 43
a,?0O Norfolk A; W... 100% Uh* t SSV4 98%
».....' Do pfd i ..:.. 88 90
400. North Amexicao. 63 S2Vi 82% «H
«.OTr Northern ' Paciflc.iMS^ 142^ 142? i 143
'.....-.lOmaba 1 150 160
....*»» Do pfd 160 175
ipadnc Coast 116 118
2.1 no Pacific Mail ... 43 40\ 4014 40%
3S.:r*TPenn R R C 0 ... 13«% 135 135 1354
I.7OoiPeople> Gaß ... 1154 114% 114»4 1144
Sliivpittsbarc Coal.. 27% 264 2fi4! 26%
2.»<)0. Do pfd W% Mji Ssl% S2U
4«i> CCA St L... 1004 U9 J»HII0u
J Do pf<J 110 120
»'OO Pressed Fteel Car 51% 504 50% 51
I Do pfd 106 It*
I.SOO.Ry StF Sprncs Co 50% 49 484 494
... ! Do pfd 105 106%
83.700, Reading 170 J* 167 167% 167 14
Do Ist pM 93 93U
! Do 2d pfd 105 106
700 Republic Sfc 1.. 45. 444 444 45
• Do pfd 103% 104
21 4,700; R0ck Island Co. 544 47% 47% 48
» 14,400! Do pfd K> ~ «6% «! .BG%
400!S1«S SS&ICOB6, 85 85 R6
Do pfd j US 119
2.400 £L &SF 2d pfdl 60 57% 874 08
1.700 St L& S W 134 33 33% 334
700 Do pfd 77% 76% 76% 77
ITS.OOO Southern Pacific. ISSi* 1354 1354 135%
fl.lOO'Soutberß Ry ... 33% 324 82% 32%
2.«oT>i Do pfd .. 75 734 73% 73%
.7 (Tennessee Copper 39 39U
I,JOO:T«xss Pacific . . . 55% S5 35U 354
ftOOrrhlrd At !19 IS 18 184
S.BOCJToI St Lft W .. 54% 53% 5314 53%
1.200] Do fita 71% 70% 70% 71 -
•. ..Twin City R T 116% 116%
....... Upton B & Paperi..:... \u0084... 11 vj 12
• Do pfd. ...' 75 76
70,600iCcion Pacific . . . 203% 200% 2(«4 200*.
7001 Do pfd 103\4 1C24 1024!tf3
200 Unit Rdsof S F.. 41 40% 40 *?15
400 Do pfd 71 71 - 70" 704
• U S O Iron Pipe 31 32
* .. Do pfd 834 S4
•\u0084: iV S Express 100 105
2,900tr S Rubber 514 SO 50 \u2666 50%
, \ Do Ist pfd 115 115%
!- Do 2d ptd S3 S4
SCCSnoiU S Steel Cor...] 834 57% 87- S7U
2.800! Do pfd 124% 123% 12-JVI24U
S.IWjCUh Copp«r .">9'» RRU s«m ssTi
2,900 Va-Car ' C C 0.... 54% 53% 534 53%
. 20f> Do pfd 1254 126>4 12S 12S»A
10.300 "Wabash 26«* 24% 24VJ 24%
15.5001 Do pfd 5»4 5«4 56% 57
„ Well* F Express 1..... 170 200
900' Western Cnion .. 76%! 7*5- 76U 76U
700 Westiughonse ... 82 : R2 . St 82
....... W& L U 914 »&4
200 Oo.lxt'pfd ... 224 22%. 22 224
' ....... Do id pfd :..:. ..... 114 J24
."jOO TVlcconeln Cent.. 50 49% 4» .10
Do pfd 80 95
300 Amer Hi L ... B>i % • 7% S
"400] Do pfd 47 46% 464 47
200, Pacific T& T Co. 45 46 45% 46U
I.Dopfd 80 9S
1,232,000 — total shares sold. .
»*v York Bond*
U S ivf 2s reg.,lol 111 Cen in ref 4s !>B4
Po coupon ....JOl Int Metro. 445. X 2%
Do 3b reg ....101% Int Merc Mar 4%» 71
X/o <?Wy»y 101% Japan 4*. ...... 7. SS*£
Do 4« res 1144 Do 4V-» ...:...»«*
Do c«jpon 115 X C So Ist 35.-.: 72^1
AHls-Chal lft ss. 84.4 '- Sbor deb 4srifl3l «5u
Amer - Aprtcul .*is. 102. L & N nnined 4s.ioow
Amer TtT ct 45. 104% Mo, X i T ut 4» UOK
Amer Tobacco 4e. 76% Do pen 4 'Js'-.. f«ou
Do 6s 106 Missouri Pacific 4s kiv
Armonr 44« *44 NBR of Mcx 4U S . UiU
Atcbison pen 45..100^ N V C gr.n 3>*s. fllH
Do cr 4s 122 Do deb 4« .' f»'2
. T>o rr Ss .12214 NY.NH 4 H cr6s.l?ja?
Atlan C I> Ist 4a. 95 IN & W l«t con 4s OS
Bait & Ohio 45. . S3 | Do ?t.4i. ioi«i
Do 345; ....... 82% Nor Pacific 4i.:.i02
Po'SW Sijc..'. 90 I Do 3* 73v;
<ervrkKa Tretr ct 4e R6", O S Line rfdjr •4t Uiu.
ct^trsl of GaSs.lo9 jPenn ct. 84s, 1915 56%
On Leathtr 5f.. 9HVi\ t>o .oon 4s ....104^,
CBR of Nl pi 5i.1244 Reading iren 45... wi
CbVs & Ohio 4145.1P2% SL & SF fg 4s. K44
Do ref'9»: 104^? *>* gen 5*...:.. Rgt,
Chi & Alton 345. 75 St l/S XT con 4#. tsu
CB & Q Joftnt 4s 9«4 Do» Ist' sold 4b. fisa?
Do pen 45 „..'/. 09% Seaboard. A f, 4s. si;
ICM & SP ten 34« »% So Pacific col- 4s. »i«4
C.BI & P cor 4*. -81% Do ct 4s .^*.;.MOSU
Do col .5s 102% Do\l*t.;ref . 4s. n4Ri
Do rfrtg 4«.'..'.. 914, So Railway ,55. ..mi?
Colo lodns 5f .". . . *4 \u25a0 Doiren 4k .:... Kji,:
Colo' Mlrtland: 45.,81% Cnlon Pacific 4*;. 100 V
Col So rftext *4i «"4 Do <r:4« .114«J
D*l & Had ct 48.102 • !«> l^t'A ref 4*. 87*4
Den 4: Rio G 4t.»34 I! S RahVr 6s.*.l(Vi'i
Do ref -5s .... 94i| r a Steel 2d» r.s:nr,i'
Distillers S« 744 v « Ctr ffn>m ,>. »fc»^
Erie prior • Urn ' 4f *7 WsbaPh.Jet 58..M12.
Do |C«>-4s 76»/» Pft Ist A Pit 4a: 76»4,
Do CT.4E, eer A tl"4 Westers r Md 45.". 55% 1
STOCK MARKETIN
WEAK CONDITION
NEW YORK, Jan. 5. — Speculative liqui
dation was renewed in the stock market
today with much the same appearance of
urgency as on the opening day of the new
year. There was no 14 per cent money
. rate today to account for the weakness of
the stock market, and other'nominal-ex
planations u-ere advanced. '
Stany of these bore an appearance of
mere surmise, the busiest of which cen
tered about Rock Island, its recent stock
market history and the personal element
connected with it. -
The personal phase of the discussion was
a supplement to the gossip brought out by
the eccentric bulge of 31 points in the
stock, followed by a total relapse, all
within the mace of IS minutes on the day
after the Christmas holiday interval.
Rnmors warn plentiful regarding the
scope and power of. the influences being;
used to make effective the desired disap
proval of the Rock. Island market manage
merit. The principal selling of the \u25a0 day
was attributed to the retirement of specu
lative commitments j which had been
prompted by this disciplinary movement.
Kore substantial grour.vls for the weak
ness of stocks were fonnd in other factors.
For one thing-, the unexpected stringency
of the money market after the first of the
year and ' the absence of investment de
mand for stocks growing out of the annual
disbursements of profits have proved a dis- -
appointment. , < .'\u25a0':> ;
One of the difficulties encountered in
holding over through the autumn^waa the
fall in the banking surplus to near, the
vanishing point in November. .'\u25a0\u25a0 ; ,,-..
The wholesale shifting of loans then re
sorted to in order to avert a deficit in
volved the assumption of obligations which
are believed to be coming due now. The
money market facilities for meeting these
obligations are . less than expected, and
liquidation in face of a languid speculative .
demand is necessary. I
The relief afforded to the loan account of
the banks in November was secured partly,
it is believed, by large advances from aur
plus treasury funds of the great corpora
tions. These had to be recalled in connec
tion with the enormous annual settlements.
The coarse of events at Washington di
vided attention with the happenings within
the financial district and were given their
share of responsibility for the action of the
market. . *
' Last prices were about the lowest of the
day and the rone was acutely weak when
operation* were concluded for the day. .
Bonds were easy. Total sales, par value,
$4,960,000.
United States 4s coupon declined % per
cent on call.
Do cv 4s. ser B 72%! West Elec cv ss. 33
Gen Elec cv 55.147^j Wisconsin Cen 4s. 94VJ
Sfew York Mining Stocks
Alice 1 . 751 1-oadvitle Con . . . 03
I Brunswick Cou .. 03; I. It tie Chief o<i
Com Tun Stock.. «><-M>kxicau 1.80
Com Tun Bomls.. lSjontario 2.25
Ton Cal & Va... l.SujOpliir 2.10
Knrn .Silver ..<.. 75] standard 50
! Irou Silver l.fcjjVellow Jacket ... 1.33
Sfevv York Curb Stocks
Bid. Ask.j . Bid. 'Ask.
Amer Tob ..422 426 |Nlpi«sing 10% 10?,
Bay State G. ?« Til San Toy 3S 41
Boston Con.. 214 21%, Standard Mm l:)» 4 "JO i
Brit Col Cop. «;i s l"i[ Do pfd ... 57 59 ;
j Bio Coalition 2fV« £*» [Standard Oil.CtSO 6«4
Chi Subway. 4% 4 « 4 Super & Pitts 16 164
I Cum Ely ... 8 10 ITri Bullion... 1 IMB
j Davit Daly.. 44 4%|Ton Exten .. 6Sc 75e
I Dolot-es 7>4 7Vi | United Coppr. 8% H%
' Dom Copi>er.lo2 ll>3 i Do pfd •:.. 21 30
'El Rayo ... 2 T £ 3 I United R'Co. 20 25
j 1-irst N" Cop. OVs ti'-ji Yukon Gold.. 4T* 5
' Giroux 114 115 m Ray Central.. SVs 3%
*:ui 03n5.7 13-I<> 7 13-lUiHay «;on ...25Vi25^i
,' Gld I»»i«-y .. Sc 81: |Israden 4 13-10 4 T4
I Uld Florence. 2% 2•»]lnspiration2 •»] lnspiration .. U% W, H
I r.reene Can.. 11V< lIV-jjGiU »% 9*4
<;u^- Kxpre»».247 250 jClilno 12Vs 12W
Kerr Lake .. 10? i 10;»|EIy Con ... 80 85
La Rose. 4 13-16 4 15-ir.Un C .......' 2 2V4
Miiuia 28V4 -8V4!OhIo ...... .5 7-16 5 »-l«
Mine* of Am 43 50 j lily Cent .. 2VJ 2 5-l«
Montg Sho. . 1 lUlCon Aris ... 34 3 7-16
Nev Con ... 26V4 264 Newhouse ... 3Ti 4
Nev Utah.. 1 7-16 14j .
Boston Stocks and Bonds \u25a0:';'.
Money — jAni Ars Cliem pfd. 102
Call loans 54@7|Amer I'npu Tube.. 74
Time loans s<jtiAmpr Sugar 122
Bonds — Do pfd 121 4
Atchwon 4s 100 Amer Tel & Te1..140'4
Do adj 4s 94 Amer Woolen 38'
Mexican Cen 45.. 93 Do pfd 102*4
Railroads — Dom Iron & Steel. 71 U
Atchison 121% Kdioon Elec 11ium. 247
Do pid 103U General Electric. . .l.'fl
Boston & Albany. 23l Mass Klectric ... \~*£
Borton & Maine.. 146 Do. pfd 7.0%
Boston Elevsted..l3'» Masg Gas :.. H2*£
Fitchburg pfd ...132 . Inited Fruit IK7
N Y. N H &. 11..ir,7Vi l-n Shoe Mach... 65%
Cnlon Pacific 200 U: *>o pfd :... 30
Miscellaneouii — r; .S Steel $7%
Am Arge ChPro... 474 Do nfd 123!«,
THE COPPER STOCKS
BOSTON. Jan. 5. — The copper share market
opened moderately active and under some sell
ing pressure, with the \u25a0 result Ibat declines are
numerous throaehout the list. There have been
exceptions to t tbis tendency in such stocks as
Girous. . C. S. smelting common and Tamarack,
but the tone as a whole can be called weaker.
Tamarack has been the featnre. selling at 78, a
gain of 4 points. Arcadian has been active. sell-
Ing as high as 9. Tbe principal features of
weakness nave been Lake. Miami. Arizona com
mon and North Bntte. Tbe industrial lift is
showing an easier tone on light transactions.
The Amalgamted copper mines have been shut
down on account of the switchmen's strike. Cop
per was sold on this.
The following H«t is furnished by E. F.-Hut
ton & Co., 430 California street, San Francisco:
Bid. Ask.j Bid. Ask.
Adventure •• <*& *% Qulnoy R7 *»
Allouez — sfi Shannon ..... 174 17%
Art* Com ... 4*4 48% Suj» ft Boston 15% 16Vi
Atlantic- 10 104 Sup Copper... «2V4 «?4
Cal & Ariz.. 1014102 Tamarack .\. 75 7G
Cal A Hw1a.670 675 Trinity ...... 10% 10»4
Centennial . . — 37 t'tah O-^)per. RftVi 584
Cop Range.. 83 834 i:tab Cons . . . 45 4."> ii
Daly West.. S?4 8 Wolverine ...147 I4f» '
East Bntte. 124 12«4 Wyandotte .. 24 2^
Grnnby .....1104111 . Ahmeek 215 2.VS.
Lake Copper. 70 70% Franklin ... ..17»; IPW
La Salle .... 164 16*4 Newhouse ... 4' 4%
MasMchusetts 5 54 Miami .. 28 2SM
Michigan Mm 7 74 \rljspe ...... 43 45'-
Mohawk W>4 C7U.|Arc X si/-
North Butte. 46% 4fl*itGila 94 10
North Lake.. 84 8 •»• I Inspiration „ a«4 • »r;
Old Dominion 534 .MHlr.lve 0ak.... 224 23'
Osceola 161 163 Cactus ...... 6. Rt;
Parrott 20 ' 204! Bos Fir . . . . 4% 4%
'\u25a0 London Cloxlnj?. Stocks
Cons for moaey.. R2% Louisv ' Sc Na5h... 164 '
Do for acct ?2 13-16 Mo, Kan & Texas 51%
Amal Copper . . .'. 91 U New. York Central. 127 Vi
Anaconda 10 a i Nor & Western . . . 103 •
Atchiiion 126»» Do pfd .: U2
Do pfd ..1064 Ontario & Western 51?4
P.i-U &' 0hi0..... 121 Pennsylvania ..... 70
Canadian Pacific. lM?-"^ Rand Mines ..... BSi
Ches A Ohio 9U; Heading ..:..-.... Kik
Chi Grt Western. 36% Smithrm Railwar. 3ftu
Chi. Mil &St P. 1614 Do pfd \u25a0 "......-,. 76V5
De Beer»' 19% Southern Pacifle.'.l4l4
Den & Rjo Grande T>24 fnton I'acinc :....20S«
\u25a0Do pfd ...... .. Sfin; Do pfd . :..I0«
Erie -35^ r: .55 Steel. ... {»14
Do l»t pfd..'.. 53 H Do pfd ...127H
Do 2d pfd 42 IWnba^h 27
Grand Trunk ... 21<* Do pfd ....". ...101
Illinois . Central . .I.lo4!«r>BTili«h • 45. .:.;... 951J
Bar stiver— Steady. 24% d per ounce.
f Money— 24^2% per cent.
The rate of dfor-onnt ' In the open market 'for
short 'bills is 3Vi»3»4 per cent and for - three
months' bills is 3 5-10(5:3% per cent. ';.
fnndlllon of Ihr Treanury
..WASHINGTON. Jan. re— The condition of tlie
treannry at the Iwglnnlng of business tixlay was
as. follows:'
Tnist fund*— G«>ld coin. $S7. r ..49«.869: silver
dollar*. $457.22».000; nilver dollars of .' lSf>o.
$:i.l»38.O00; silver tertifiraten outstanding, 5457,
<Jeneral fund — Standard : silver' dollurS In gen
f>r«l fnnd.' 52,406,333: enrrent. liabllltips,. $103.-
O7O.lor>: working halance in treasury offices.
52tt.4**0..*»27: lo ImnkF to credit of treasurer «if
the'Vnlted States. $36.078.776: • subsidiary silver
coin. ?16.191.129: minor coin. *013,665; total bal
ance in general fund. $ 83.593.576.
. Xerr .York \u25a0': Money... Market. .
NEW YORK. : Jan. \ s.— Money on cnll, strong
st «(38 per. <-ent: ruling rare; 7 per cent; clo*inr
bid. 5 per cent: offered at 6 per. cent. , , :
;' Time loans, -strong and active; 60 days, 44 (J5
4«4 j>er cent; f>o days, 7*4 per cent;'sir months,
4y* per cent. • - \u0084 . . - . . \u25a0- .
Prime mercantile paper. 5<&34 per cent.',
sterling exchange. ~ firm, with - actual tm'glnesß
in bankerc* bllln at $4.K3n0«4.54 for 60 day pills
and at $4.5710 for demand; commercial bills'
$4.M>4«a4.53%. . .'
. Bar- silver: 52% c.
\u25a0 Mexican d<Hlars. : 44c. ;- :"-'\u25a0-', --'
Government bonds, eafy: railroad bonds,' easy;
Northern ni»«lne«s . \u25a0-. '\u25a0'\u25a0',
PORTLAND. Jan. s.— Clearings, ''\u25a0' fl,3B?.7B9 :
balancA. f 270.970. ; ' . •'.
VTACOMA; Jan.; s.— Clearinss. $334,566; .bal
• n^rs. . W7.872. '\u25a0 '
SPOK ANR. Jan. S.~ Clearingis, $913,946; bal
4tn"M!. $104.390. - . .-\u25a0-.-, ,-r.t
SEATTLE., Jan. s.— Clearings, |2,133,792; bal
THE SA^IERANGISGOSSALL, THTORSDA^. gIfIafIJAKY£6;v; 1910,
Water Stock Still Declining
Mining Stock Market Inactive
ances, $190,031.
, India Council Uilla Allotted .'..".
LONDON,' Jan. 3. — India council bills were'al
lotted today at Is 4.16 d. \u25a0 - .
Loans, Kxchnoße nnd Silver '
Prinze aiircaiitlle paper. . ........ XtCa 6 per cent
r.-oan* on real (-state.:.-. .o',i@S per cent
Sterling exchance, CO day 5...... — (fi4.S3?i
Steilins excuanse', sight... .......— (<i4.Srt>i
Sterling exchange, c«He5..... ... — «>.4.57% . ..
New York exchange, sight ..-.' — <5i '-Vt .
New York exchange, telegraphic. — (<jl r>
Hongkong exebaoge, 5ight......". — (flt 44Vi . , -
HoDgkoog exchange, telegraphic. , — (<r 44? i
Silver, per ounce.. ;. ..... — <& 52%
ilCTlc.in dollars, n0mina1. .......' — @-50 \
CONTINENTAL .
New York on Paris '. : ..\ 516 vi
New York on Mexico 201 Vs
Paris on 1xind0n.. ... .."..; ;..23.17
Berlin on L0nd0n. ... .'...*•; :£ .20.44
STOCK MARKET
Spring Valley. water continued the featnre of
local securities yesterday and sold lower. again
from $44.574 down to $42.50 under, a large' list
of sales In the afternoon. The company's bonds
were also weaker at Sso.r>o«[;S9.7s. Telephone
preferred- was lower at JfOQ.riO. Sales of bonds
were $108,000. -> Stocks ex dividend were Anglo
and London -Paris national bank, $3.50, and Mariu
County water. -75c. \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0
lv the: unlisted department Pacific gas and
electric common was strong and active, :wltb
sales at $3ti.' "-v '- . : ' . \u25a0
In mining stocks' the southern Nevadas con
tinued neglected and featureless. - In .; the Corn
stocks the middle group .were generally higher.'
while the north enders remained stationary. -"
The mines of the Tonopah . district shipped
4,622 tons of ore, estimated to bo valued at $115,
550, to the. mills last week. The Tonopah com
pany sent 2.030 tons, the' 1 MacNamara 225
tons, Belmont 400 tons. . Mootuna-Tonopab 527 j
tons, West End 120 tons and Midway 100 ton?.
A ».« com merit Directory Comntock Vlnfs
Company— No. . Del. Board. Ssle Day. Amt.
Confidence .... 54 Dec. 11 Jan. 3 .20
Exchequer J.l Dec. 11. ' Jan. 3 , : .05
Con. Virginia.. 13 Dec. 16 Jan. 10 .25
Silver HUI 3S "Deo. 19 Jan. 14 .03
Cnion ..20 Pec. 19 Jan. 13 .10
Con. Imperial.. 6S Dec. 6 Feb. S .0}
Sierra Nevada. . 20 Dec. 7 Feb. 1 .H>
Bullion 16 Jan. 2S Mar. 1 .05
STOCK .AND BOND EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 5— 10:30 a. m.
V N I TKD STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask. I Bid. AFk.
4s qr cp new — — ' |3s qr coup... — —
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Ala "A W ss. — — O. Trau -Cn3s. 105 —
Am REI s*. S3 95 O Trac Cn .*>s 05 —
Aeso Oil ss. 98% — O Trac' Co.. "is t»34 »4
Bay CPC 55.1034103* i O W gtd 3s. — .87
Cal C G ss. 103^ — Om Cable 6s. 108 «ri —
Cal G& E s Pac G'lm 4s. 57 —
m & ct 0N.1004100% P E Ry 55.. — 106U
C«l « C 58.103' — Par I/&P .">?=. 924 —
Cal Wine ss. 87 PO Do gtd 55..1«»V4 —
City. El ss:. 91 924 Pac T&T ss. 100 —
C C Wat 58.100 — P & C?H»6s. «9 —
Do g mgss — »5 P&O R ««.100 —
Ed El LA fls.lOlfc — People 1 * W 5.* — "3
Ed L&P 65.10S — Powell st t»f>..lol4' —
First F Trss— — Sac EG&R.V..IO2VA —
F \u25a0& C-H 6-->. — 105 S Diego R 39.105 —
HC & S 5».106 — . S J L&P 3s. !>C4 —
Hon R T 6s. — — SFEI R Ss. — —
L Tnhoe R">s 90 100 SK.O & 5J3*.105 106 4
L A Elec ss. 101 1; Ho 2d mpss 034 —
LAR 4 Elss.lOl>/« — Do Con ss. 944 95W
l>o Cor ss.ini% — SJ& SCR 44* — —
LA Ry 5*..108»i — . Sierra R Cs.. — 106>i
I LAL gtd s*. 1024 — S P of A 6s
I LAP lem 58.106' — (1910) ....100 —
LAP Cal ss. — 103^ 8 P of C 6s
Marin W ss.— — - (1912) 105 —
Mkt Xt C 6s. — 103>^ SPC leg 55.115 Vi —
; Do lem 58.102 X — SPB R 65.127^ — .
IMA'* MtTsd.lOO .— SPRR Ist r4s »4»i 93J«
INR of C 58.114»i — . Stkn GAE 68.104 —
N'C Ry 55.. — — SV W g mg4s 89^ Wg
•NC PCo 65.102 105 U G& E ss. — 99^
N C P Co os 91* i 92H.- Lit of SF 4s. 73% 74
N El Co ss. — — ValleJo.Ben &
iO GUH 5». — 1031 a Napa \u25a0 RRS« "5" 5 —
I Oak Tran 65.110% — Val Co P 55.101 —
Oak Tran Ss.lOS^i — I
WATER STOCKS •
Marin Co . . 60 — |S. V Wat Co. 42% —
GAS AND KLECTRIC
City El Co.. 49 49%IPac L- pfd.. — 75
N Cal Power — 47 | Do com -...- 51*4 —
1 - . INSURANCE
Cal Ins Co.. 81 — IPac C CasCo.l4o- 136
Firemn's Fd. — 237%|
BANK STOCKS • "
lAm Ntl Bk. — 133Vi!Fir«t Natnl...2"i() —
Anglo & Lon:iis 149 M or Trust . .220 —
Bank of Ca1.412% — S F National. — 140
Cent Trust.. — — Union T C 0.2530 —
SAVINGS-BANKS
Ger S & L.2755 — S F Say U. .500 510
num Say Bk — — Say & L So.. — 125
Mut Say Bk. 70 75 -See Say Bk.. — 320
STREET RAILROADS -
California '..132% 150 IPresidlo 22 —
POWDER , "
Giant Consolidated C 0........ 78 . 79
\u25a0 SUGAR.
Hawaiian C. 37 U — IMaSaweli S C -31U 53
Honokaa SC 10 20 !Onomea S O. 51 .52. 52
Hutch SPC 16% — Paaulian S C. 27»; 2S
Kilauca S C. 14»4 17%|Union S Co. . 67 —
OIL STOCKS
Amal Oil Co. 75 tW Coast 0 pf — 101
Amo Oil Co. 4!)% 49T4' Do com ... — — \u25a0
Sterling Oil.. 3\4 4'.<.|
MISCRLLANEOUS
Alaska PA. 86%. 87 IPac Aux '.¥ A- 3 — .
Cal V C A. IOO 100ViiP«c C 80rax.154 —
MV& MtTm.lOS' — Pac. T&T pfd !>« .—
N Ala* S C 0.114 120 I Oo coin .„ 43 47.
SALES' . .
\u25a0 Morning Session '•
•" Board — \u25a0•,".'.
20 Alaska Packers* " A nsn. -. . . 5H.25 .
' 2S Associated Oil , C 0 : ... ...... 50.00- *
50 Aosoclated Oil Co, b. 10:". ...... T. 0.00
5 Cal Fruit Canners* . Absu ......10.50
23 City Electric Co : . . 4».50
10 City Electric Co .'..... •.-..'....;;•. 49. 37%
40 Hawaiian Coml & Sugar Co 37.25
50 Paaulwu S P •> 27.73
40 Pacific Tel & Tel (pfd)..'..... . rxj.so
90 Pacific- Coast Borax ..'..". AM. 00 \u0084
100 Spring Valley Water C 0....;... 44.00
$1,000 City . Electric Co 5* ..:..:... 91 .75 •
$9,000 Spring Val Wat g<?n mtge 45.. 89.75
$13,000 Spring Vat- Wat gen mtge 45.. 89. .M>
$12,000 Ca| Gas 4.E1GM.4 C T ss. .100.62>i
Street— -. ! '\u25a0:/' ."\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0^ '."" \u25a0 \u25a0"
83 Makaweli Sugar Co 51.00
$13,000 Cal Gas & El GIM & C T ss. .100.62^
*13,(X)0 S T-'R R lot refdg 45... 03.00
Afternoon Session •
• " Board— \u25a0
50 ARsoclated Oil Co, b 10. ....... f.0.00
10 Associated Oil 1 Co 50.00
."•<> City l Electric Co \u25a0•• 4»:7.> .
\u25a0 10 Spring Valley Water 0.. '4:t;50
*I<> Spring Valley*. Water Co. .'. .. .1 . 43.23 \
• 13 Spring Valley Water C 0......."; 43.00 ,
350 Spring Volley Water C 0 . . . .'-. .'.V. 42.50 . -
170 Spring Valley 1 Water C 0... .*...*. 42.75 \u25a0
i-.r.fHM (>l Gas & El G»M & C T 55.,100.62^
$1,000 Market st Ry Ist con 55.. 103.00
$1,000 S P R R Ut refdg 4?."b5.;.. 95.00
$2,000 S PR R Ist refdg 45........ P4. 87»4
$1,000 Oakland Transit 3s . :".... f. ...106.00
$8,000 United -R R of S F 45. ....... 73.75
$15,000 Bay Counties Power -."»* .*. 103.02%
\u25a0' California Stock and OH Exchange
.Bid. Ask. I , Bld.Ask.
Ama'urot ...: 75 — |NeT County".. 28 —
Am Pet pfd..- -r- 02.23! New Pejin Pet — 7S
Aqt' ........2.10 2.20 Ijaraffine .....1.10 —
Apollo .. . 15 . 17 Palmer \u25a0 .....1.10 1.124
Asco Oil. tc.SO.OO —Piedmont .....' K< -18
Bar City 1.5.> — Plnal. .... 7.00 —
Blue Moon . . \u25a0. 30 , — Premier ... — 01
Brooksblre ... flfl 1.00 Producers ....2.00 _
Chi Crude ... 11 — r Record ..... ...5.50 ';'-,— <
Claremont. 2.00 2.0241S F & 'McK.29.50 30.00:
CoaliDca Pac. .—. — 7. OOiSauer. Dough. .2.00 2. G0
Paboey .- — 12| Section/ 25 . .10. 00 ~~\
Esperama ...1.70 ,. — S»-snon ....... .8.00 —
Four - ........ 35 40 Sliawmtit .'. . . . 4O —
Home ..." — 1.00 SUyer Tip ...3.35 ; —
HI- Crude \u25a0 . . . \u25a0, t-'. 42 Sororeign —\u25a0 . 2S
Junction ....... 40 — S-W&B 40 _
Krrn RiTcr,. .5.00 lO.OOi.Sterllnc .:.... 3. 75 4.00
Linda Vista.. 25 ........ «) 7H
Mascot' .'. .:. :l'.oo .-\u25a0 —I Wolverine :... 3ti - —
Monte \u25a0'Crinto.l.flOj.fi"%lW-K Oil Co. .2.10 5.15
Mcx Petro .. — 1-23J • , •
... ;-... ;. SALES \u25a0 \u25a0 '•; ,' -\u25a0\u25a0/ •' •
. 11:30 a.' m.— . :._
1500 Blue • Moon , .'. . . • .. .30 •
1000 Brookshire \u25a0 . V ......... 1.00
1700 Palmer '....... .":.. ..".. •-....;.'.. 1.10 "
, 50ft 'Palmer V. . . . -V. . . . 1.07»A
800 Palmer, b'6o 1.10
\u25a0',""•\u25a0 InformHl — , .' .. " . • ' . •
2SOO BnMikshlre. .........' 1.00 ,
O«X> Palmer .................. ...../:. /. _i;io ; '•
10 Paciflc Tel & Tel pfd 97.50
\u25a0'\u25a0.2 p.' m.— k' , • ,-\u25a0 •...'., ,•. _
3fM> Krnokshlre, 5.5.'... • .. l.Ort '
100 Palmer \u0084'.........: 1 : 10 .
. 100 Premier, h 5... \u0084..:......•....... .93.'.
1000 Illinois Crude .r... \u008440 -
,300 Turner ..,\u25a0..'.::.....\u25a0..'....-..-..... :.~0; .
.50 Wolverine ; . ; ."'.'."...'. - .'. ..... \. . . .so \u25a0 -
\u25a0 .-t 3llnlnsr Sfocks
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK .EXCHANGE*
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board 1 yf«terday: '
,'\u25a0--.:• .COMSTOCKS -<..'- \u0084\
Regular Morning. 'Session v- *.''
1000 Andes -;...... 24 .200. 200 Oecldenta 1 J'l?: -' 35
XlOOCbollar ....'.: 31 SOOOTerman ..... 71
. 600 C0n.Va.M....1..V) WO Overman ...... : 75
\u25ba 100 Con.VaM.'.l.C24 300 Sierra >N>t ...-67
, 300iLady Wash I . .Vie ;--;.,: ' \u25a0•\u25a0-;•-,?,
:. \u25a0 •\u25a0 ' ' Af ternoon \u25a0 Session :•
'200 Belcher- ....i. 1.30 -000 Gould :'&.- Cur. "" 44
200, Caledonia •.... 56 ,100 Gould \u25a0&\u25a0 Cur. -'45
• 100 Caledonia,..'. .'57 .100 Kentuck *'.....; 16
• 100 Challenge Con •39 Mexican ...... I. S.T
.200. Challenge Con 40 100:Mexlcan ....I.S2U
.300 Chollsr ... . . . 31 200)N>w%York Con =• OK
siOO'Oon-Va M. ...I'.SO 100 :Ophir v ..:.'... .2115
300 Con Va M."il.s2^i 200 Sierra? Nev •.'.•."'. v «"
• 20<J X sierra: Nev OS l"0 Silver. Hill; ..." 17
. Inform* 'Session' '.\ '\u25a0*'\u25a0
lfK» B>»*t tc • Belph. S$ 1 I<iO \ N 1 Joulil r & (,V 2*
.200 Caledonia:..;./ fiO ..VtO' Occidental: :'..,^3«
100 Caledonia • .. . . \u25a0 61 400 OTerland '\u25a0> . .". . '. - 73
£00 Calodoniß .... 02 100 Savage. ." •>$
300 Challenge' Con 142 -100 Seg Belcher i. rl<>
•'2°. dollar.' ...... ;:<.> fKK) Sierra. Nev ... <><
-00 (on Imperial, on 200 Sierra "Nev. ....»«
.400 Exchequer. ... 35 3(h) Sierra Nev ... «0
. 100 Gould & Cnr. r 43 200 Union ........
\u25a0j-jOO Hale.A Norc. *34 100 Union ........ »«
1000 JuUa.. .*..... 19 100 Uni0n........ »8
800 Lady Wash .. Hi SOO Utah... •• 14
' f!00 LadyiWaHh: .: ', 15. ' i . -. \u25a0 • -
'•-. CLOSING -QUOTATIONS ,:'i : S
', , - Bld.Ask.!- "\u25a0'\u25a0• ' - Bld.Abk.
A Pn« 13 . 13 Kentnct . .... -l 5 ~
Alta ..:...... ir, 20 Lady Wash . . :15, il
Andes ....... 24 23 Mexican .-.\u25a0• .'.1.8-VI.UO
Belcher ... ...1.25 1.30 New York Con r0« —
\u25a0Best &_ Belch. 9<» 92 N Gould &C. 28 : —
Bullion ...;.. 22 23 Occidental .... 35 - —
Crown Point. .'l.l 3 i.20 ophlr ........2.15 2.17
Caledonia .:.. .ci ;63 Overman ..... < 4 ™
Challenge; Con 42 43 Potosi «3 t>B
Chollsr ...... 34 sc> Savage 5 * ' '?!?
Confidence- ...1.42 —Scorpion ...... 13 13
Con Imperial I.',1 .', its 10 .Scg Belcher .. 13 IS
Con Va M Co. 1155 1.80 Sierra^Nov ... W* ~Q
R Slorra Nev Ort — — Silver IHH . ••• 16 » l<
Exchequer ... ."54 '. 36 St - IxiuW .• •• • °** —
.fiould 4-C.ir. 4% 47 T'nion .......-«« 38
Hale & Norc. r.R :,k utnh - '.. ....... 13 14
Julia . ..'. )9 20 Yellow Jacket.l. 3o 1.40
Justice ..:...: is 20r '
\ TONOPAH 'AND GOI.DFI ELD STOCKS
c™e ™ •". , Morniiig Section
300 Allnnta 1012000 Dm B Btte C. 01
WO Com Fraction. 4011000 (Jreat Bend . . 04
200 Daisy ........ 10|-500 Ited Hills .... <W
Afternoon: Session-—"^
500 Belmont .-.';\u25a0. . K.S 2W« J Butler, *10 10
S 500 Booth . . ';.. :16 1000 Jural* Ex . ;»-\u25ba 13
WOO Com Fraction. SO lOilii North Star ... 02
100 Florence .....2.70 10«K) Sandstorm .... 03
200 C.Id.ConM...T.W 500 Sandstorm 04
1000 Jim Butler .. 'OOtIOOO Wfst End ... .22
Informal Sessloi.
1000 Atlnnta, * ,1., 10 200 Gld- Con M...7.00
200 Beimont ..... «.$5 800 Old Con M...7.95
100 Belmont .'.... Rt> 306 2-3 Midway ... 1"
fiOO Belmont' .-87 ICOOOro. s 5..... 03
'50 Uld Con M... 7 85' '
CLOSING QUOTATIONS "
CALIFORNIA •-, •/";
- Bid.Ask.t . Bld.Ask.
Bunker Hi 11.".4.30 4.7s|<>nt Eureka.".; 33 —
' \u25a0\u25a0 . NEVADA • .
• Tooopah District
* P.id.A*k. . -'.-!,•\u25a0, Bid. Ask.
Belraont : .. ..; :-8R North Star ... OJ 03
Jim ' Butler .. Oil 10 Rescue Con .. — (1 2
.MacNamara ..2a — Ton Exten ... 60 . —
Midway ". .. is . \u25a0_. Ton of Nev.. 6. SO —
Mizpnh Ex ..01 —West End ... 22 24
Montana. 82 . — . •
Goldfleld District
Adam« — iniOM Kewanai?.. (<* 0<
Atlanta ....... 10 11 Old '.Merger M. — OS
Blue Bell ... 02 03'Orandma \u25a0 v °l «2
Blue Bull . . . 03 04! Grea t' Ben* . : 03 04
Booth ........ 09 11 (irt Bend Anx — 01
CO D ..'....- 08 OS'Ort'Bond Kx. — 01 '
Columbia .... — 03 Jumbo Ex 12 14
Columbia- .Alt. "—" — -O.) KeDdall ...... 02 03 •
Com Fraction. -39 40, I^jne Star 04
Cracker Jack . 01 02 Oro 03 04
Daisy ........ -'09 MO Red Hills .... 02 03
Dm B Btte ("!. — Ol.Reil Top Ex.. 01 02
Dmtlfld Trngl. •<— -01 S-indftorm .... 03 03
Florence 2.07 2.70 Silver Pick ..08 —
Flonmce Ex..- — 01 St Ives' 08 —
Fmni-M Mlik. 02 —Vernal — 01
Gold Bar Gld 03 —Wonder ...... — «>2
Gld- Con M... 7. 05 8.00 Yellow Tiger.. 06 08
Uld Poitland. — <)2[ v
Bullfrog -District ' '.'. ;-'; -'
Amethyst r".'.:..r ".'. : .. — 01 Mayflower Con 02:- 03
Bonnie Clare. — 11 Mont .'Bullfrog. — «>1
Blfrg M*t>hawk — 20 Montgomy Mt. 02 03
Blfrg Nat Bk — . 01 Tramp Con,.. 05 —
Gold Sceptre. — 01 Valler View..: — 02
Homestake K. — 01 %
! Manhattan District
! Mnn Con"-... 02 OtJMustnng Ex . . — '02
• Man lip-tter.. 02 03jOrig Man .... — 01
i Mineral Hill.. — 02 j Tine. Nut .... — 01
; Mustang I Mau. 01 02|
I (Jther Districts
I Balloon Hill.. — 05!.MInaz Pedrax.. 1.10 1.50
Kagle's Nest.. — 04 Nev Hills .... — 75
Falrvw G Bid — 02 Pitts S Peak.. S5 90
Falrvw Hallst — 01 Rameey 01 —
I-'olrvw . Eagle. - 12 14 Raw Coalition. 20 —
[Jack Pot .... 06. — (RoundMt .... 60 61
• « Copper Stocks
I Cum Ely .'. 8.37 B.62|Nev Con ... — 28f25
Giroux Cns.ll.oo 11.25]
GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and Other Grains '
Wheat— Foreign futures were higher, bnt Chi
cago was lower. The San Francisco market re
mained the same. - \u25a0
• CASH WHEAT »
, California. : Sonora. . $2.10ffj2.27Vi: Propo
and white Australian. $2.07«/j(g2.12%. Northern
wheat — Club. $1.82y»@i.97%: Russian red.
$1.55%ra1.9ia;: turkey red. $1.95@2.05; blue
stem, ?2.12%@2.15 per ctl.
FUTURES
No quotations.
Barley— The market continued quiet yesterday,
with quotations about tbe same. \u25a0 U'ti '
CASH BARLEY
Extra choice feed. $1.48% ©1.50; good to choice
feed. $1.47%: common to fair, $I.4s'. per ctl;
brewing. $1.30^ 1.52>4 ; shipping lots, $I.so;chev
alier, $1.C0@1.63 per ctl;
FUTURES
10:30 a. m. Session ' "
May— sl.4B..
2p. m. Session \u25a0 - . .
May— sl.47*i; ' '
O«ts— Continue weak, with buyers holding off.
Rtds for feed, 51.62J.M31. 75; reds for seed.
$l.Sr>@2.oS; Mack, $2.20«2.40; .gray, nominal
at $1.70^(1.75; white. $1.7001.75 per ctl I '
Corn— Small round yellow. $1.70fij'1. 75; white,
$1.75(31.80: large yellow, $1.75(8:1.80; -western
states yellow, Mn r bulk.' San Francisco- track,
$1.63; white. $1.67%: mixed.- $1.63 per- ctl:
white Egyptian, $1.70@1. 75; brown do, $I.oo®
1.62%". per ctl. . - _. ' . .- .. - ..
liye — Utah ,is quoted at $1.90; California,- nor- j
lual. -\u25a0-_' .\u25a0 \u25a0 - • ; , ' \u25a0..\u25a0.':...'.-\u25a0\u25a0:
Foreign Futures
LIVERPOOL .
Wheat— March. May.
Opening J.- S4if 82%
Closing ......." t S 4H - S 2»6
1 • J -'- - PARIS. -
Wheat— -I- .Jan. May-Aug.
Opening ./.1'...'.' '. .1 24.00 .' 24.73
Closing.'..'.... ..'...'.\u25a0'24.05 21. 53
Flour— ' . :. - '-\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0
Opening ;. 31. «5. ' 32.50-
Closing ' . 31 .65 • 32. 60
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provlsionn
CHICAGO, Jan. T..— Wheat showed weakness
here to<lay. Pcrsisn-nt soiling in the 'pit pre
vailed, despite much bullish seutlment. -Prices
fell'off at tlie'openlne and' agaiu Just before
the end iof > trading - after the bulls | advanced
all : the futures anil forced • May ' prices a \u25a0 shade
blglifr than . yefiterday's " final figures. Closing
pricen for . July and September were %o\ and
V4<*. lower, -respectively, : than- ypßterday. May
spread over a range of . l«a%c, closing %@Tic
lower at $1.13%. \u0084-, ,
\u25a0 i There ; wbr , a big ' trade sln corn, and ' prices
fluctuated over a range of from '-JfaTsc in the
different- future?. The.' close was weak In all
the futures. .'Large, offerings ' were " absorbed
rapidly and i new high points for the crop were
registered * in July -and September prices -at
69Hc, snd.-68c, respectively.- May . closed ; a
sharle lower at 07 Vie. . \u25a0 •
"Activity^marked the oats pit. and .strong
cash- demand pushed .prices sharply higher,, only
.to fall again on reallziug sales. \u25a0 The' Hose
for .May was. at 174 c >ie lower than the high i
point ,of the day. and. %c • higher, than yester
d»y. "The other • futures fluctuated ; within - a
range of 4<v~ . :: . :' "..' ',
In -provisions pork closed 2i.4c to 20c. lower, i
Lard -.was .'.2^@sc --lower aUd ribs ? were •.- 7iAc |
lower. '- "i \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0.' . \u25a0 •\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0".• ' . -\u0084\u25a0 , "\u25a0}
The 'leading futures ranged -as follows-: *>."• ;'
Articles— ~ : Open. High. Low.- Close.
Wheat— • '- .... , '" \u25a0
May ........ 1.14% ' 1.14*4 1.154 ,1.13%
July :..l.O.1«^ 1.03% 1.02ti /1.03V?
September*;.. f>P*i <)f»s^ : 00V» •-- 99»S
• , Corn — ," \u25a0. ..- ( . ., " \u25a0\u25a0';':\u25a0
May.. ........ ' t;"4 '*>7-i4 • -67 '" - 6"Vi :
July.... U~t^ fiSVi fi'U 6"!&
Septembf-r .. . ,C7T^i 6S'v «7% 07Vj
May '..'/.1.. 464 , 47% ' 46% i ' 47V 8
July, . ... .... 444 , 4.-,' , \u25a0 44% • , 441.
September-..'..: 41% v^2 , v 41^2 41^,
Moss Pork, per-bbl — ,•!•<. \u0084i •\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' ' -,
January .....21. fW : 22.10 , 21. 50* 21.80 :
May: ....V...22.10 22.15 ' 21.374 ' 21.90-"
July . :.-.22.1.'i 22.174 21.05. " 21.95
• Lard, per, 100 lbs— ,- . - \u25a0 \u25a0
January ,- .....12:80 12.^0 •;.: 12.00 : V'}12.60 '
May .' . . . .12.15 . , 12.174^ 12.05 \u25a0 « 12.07>,i
July;;-.. r... -.12:i2t4 -12.124 12.024 12.02 V.
> Short-Ribs, per lOO'lhs —^ . '.'\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0 'AwpSStSV*
January '..'... ll. fiO. ji.tio ; n."«0 11.52 W.
May.. ....:.11 .r.2Vi 11:02% ,11.50 }t r11.52%r 11.52%
Ju1y ....... ..11.60 11.024 11.52U' 11.32>i
C.'nwh \u25a0 Grain \u25a0 and Provlnlonsi
' OH ICAGO. H Jan . .".'—Cash 'quotations '. were : as
follows: ..Flour. *tronK.-.»No. 2 rye. ; Sl c. ' Feed or
mlxlnj: '.barley. .-59 (g 66c; r, fair } to ; choice •maltlnsr,
67(8720..-.Flaxs«ed — No. , 1* southwestern,* $2: . N0."
1 northwestern.' s2.lo. Timothy 6eed, $3.85@3.d».
Clover, > $15.~'. Mess :- pork. * per '.1 hbl,': $22<5. 22.23.
Lard, ' per 100 i lbs. $12.60(^12.624/ - Short! rlb<».
*ldc-n«M loose). \u25a0* $11.3740-11.624. Short -clear
*ldesjbOsed>,-$11.«2«i(311;574. U;- •' • , -
V"- ! '.V-H^;ORAIN STATISTICS .. i'
..Total clearance* of'wlioat and-flonr-were equal
to ;'224,ooo.?hnshels: "primary 'receipts,'; 606.000
bushels . compa red 'with 304.000 buchel* * the ; eor
recpon'llnjt'dayi aiyear aEor." 'Estimated receipts
for-. tomorrows-Wheat.^ 32 cars: "- corn, ', 301 cars;
oats,' 100, cars;, hops,, 2»,Ooo,head.' •\u25a0,\u25a0-*-<.\u25a0
\u25a0\ewi- York Grain Market
•:•\u25a0 .VKW . YORK, ."Jan. " s.— Flour— Unchanged and
about 3 steady. '•'-\u25a0 Receipts." 21,767 "barrels; . ship
ments. 1,123. j - v I-—., . ;. : . vr .o; .-. : i,--> •.'.
'.Wheat— Spot, eauj-;; j; ft . 2. rod. r. 11.30 elevator
domestic and $1:20 f.'o.b.Aifloat nominal;- No.", 1
nort hern Duluth, $I .2sVj': and ; No. 1 ? 2 hard : winter,
1 nominal.'**; Options? were
nervuu* % under ? professional 3 operations.*^. Prices
<!pcliiipd' : early, on * the « cables; s rallied; on pomml»
clonibousottnij-ln^ and 'firm cables from cash 'mar*
kets.Vbut I again; declined ? under/ professional * sell
ing - and on larger , : receipts \u25a0' and \u25a0a : poor \u25a0•• milling
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS
• Wall -.: street ; , stocks and * coppers '\u25a0' several .
points lower. - •
] Cotton futures "suffer a sharp .break. I •
• Local -wmtwttock ; still declining.'
'Mining stocks generally quiet "
"Wheat and. other grains unchanged.
'Hay firmer under small arrivah. " . '
Beans show some Variations. :
' Butter and cheese . higher. ] Eggs weaker.
Potatoes and onions quiet. \u25a0
Cold weather still i'checka : fruit trade.'^V,
Potltry ; in light receipt and firm.
Hops quiet at steady prices.
demand. . Exporters took 30 loads* of Manitoba.'
Priceg closed «t j.nct dwllne ot-tf<3%c. . May,
?1.20Si; July, $1.11. i Receipts, 27.WO bunhels;
nhlpinf'nls, 16,076. •
JVorthern Wheat Market
WASHINGTON
TACOMA; T Jan. s.— Wheat— Blnestem, $1.20;
clnb," $1.10; red Russian. $1.08.
SEATTLE. Jan. s.— Wheat: Milling quota
tions—Bluestem. $1.15; club, $1.11; Fif<», $1.11;
redi Russian, ; $1.00. ' Export — Bluestem. $1.12;
dub.vsl.Oß; Fife, $1.08; red Russian. $1.06. \u25a0
Car receipts up to noon: Wheat, 17 cars.
\u25a0•-* •'\u25a0-- OREGON
' PORTIjAND, Jan. s.— Wheat: Track prices-
Club,* fl.lO; bluestem. 11.20; red. Russian, $1,0.5;
turkey red, $1.10; forty-fold.' sl.lo; valley. $1.08.
Minneapolta Grain- nnd Prodnce ;
.-\u25a0\u25a0 MINNEAPOLIS.'. Jan." : 5.— Flax— $2.18%.
. Corn—No. 3 yellow, SSftiasoajc. -
Oats^-No. 3 white, 43%(544Vic
Wheat—May, $1.13}, (gi.1314 : July". $1.12^.
Cash— No. 2 hard. $I.l4i£@l.ls>£; No. \ north
ern. $1.14(51.13; No. 2/northern, $1.12(21.13.
LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce January 5 .
Flour, tirsks.... 3,462 I/eatber, rolls ... , So
Barley, ctls .... 1,415 Tallow, ctls ....>
OatP,; ctls . 370 Hides, No 300
Corn. 'Ctl* * 23 Pelts, No ........ 233
Bran, sks 20 Lime. \u25a0 bbls ...... 300 '
Potatoes, skg .. \u00847,725 Brandy, gals .... 3 900
Onions, eks ..... 25 Wine, gals ......30,700;
Hay. tons '167 Lumber, M ft. ... 73 i
Wool., sks. ....... 24 Ralsms. bxs t ..." 500
Feed, sks ..".' 80|Orangea, bxs ... . 100 :
WESTERN STATES
Flour, [qr|»k5....... ...... ..: 1,000;
ProrisionH
Cottolene— On# half bbl, 13tfc: 2 half bbls,
12c; 1- tierce,. 12% c; 2. tierces, 12»ic; 3 tierces, 1
12% C.-; , ."- '. : :\u25a0-.-. - , '
Hams and Bacon — The Western meat company ;
quotes as follows: Hams. 18<gl8y.c;' picnic
' hams." 13% c: California hams. -16%@17c: fancy
bacon. 6 to S lbs. 22% c: 8 to 10 lbs, 21% c; 10
to 12, lb*. 21% c: fancy sugar cured bacon,
23% c; extra t light bacon, 6 to 8 lbs, 19c; 8 to
10.-lbs, -18% c; 10 to 12 :lbs. 18% c; medium
bacon. 17% c- light . medium bacon, 17% c. •
Lard— Tierces 16e. 60s .1614e, 10s 16fec. 5s
16 T /*c. '3s " 17c; compound lard, tierces lie.
60s 1114 c. 10s ll%c, B«Jll%CiSa 12e; yellow
cooking oil, 66c- per gal; white cooking oll,'6Sc
p»r gal; salad-oil. 70c per gal. \u25a0
Beef — Lin.al prices are quoted. Export lots,
inspected by tbe : government, are $1 per bbl
higher. Extra family beef. $12 per bbl; 'family
beef, $11.50 per- bbl; ~ extra : mess beef, $11. 5u
! per bbl : smoked beef. \u25a0 19c per lb.
• Pork — Extra .prime, -in barrels. $27.50; clear,
i $30: - men, $30; pig pork, $32.50; pigs' feet,
$3.30 for half bbls. $2.40 for 25 lb Kegs and
$1.35 for kits. . . : ' '
Meat .Market
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and bntchers are
as follows: " . . \u25a0 -
Beef— -7 ft 7 '4c per lb for steers, 6@6%c for
cows and -heifers. .
Veal— B@loc for large and B@lOVsc for
small. . , • - \u25a0-.-...\u25a0
Mutton — Wethers, 9@loV4c; ewes, S@loc per:
pound. , v
Lainb— l2@l2%c per lb. /
. Dressed Pork (per lb)— ll%@l2tfc for, lights
and 9Vi@loc for heavy. -
LIVESTOCK MARKET I
The following - quotations are for good, sound '
livestock, delivered \u25a0in San' Francisco, gross
weight:
No. 1 fat steers, over 800 lbs. alive, 4%<84%c
per lb; under 900 lbs, 4 V4c: second quality, 4Q
!4%c; third quality. 3ft @3?ic..
No. '1" cows and > uelfers. 3i^@3»ic: second
quality, 3@3V4c: third quality., 2%@3c; . com
mon, thin; Undesirable cows, 2c. - - -
1 Fat bulls and stags, 2@2V4c;, half fat. or thin
bulls. ..'l%@l%c. .--\u25a0\u25a0-• .
Calves— Light weight, per lb, SVSc; medium,
3c: heavy, • 4@4%c. • . \u25a0- • ,
Sheep (per. lb; — Wethers. No. 1, sU@3»ic;
ewes. 4V4@4%c. .
Lamb (per lb)— This year's milk lambs, 6Vi
@7c.
•Hogs (per lb) — Hard grain fed. weighing 100
to ; 140 lbs, 8c: 140, t0 230 lbs. BVic; 250 to 350
lbs,., 7%cr common, .undesirable hogs,, 3@6c.
Butter. Cheese and Eegu
. With - stocks less \u25a0 plentiful and the demand
showing, some improvement-. over the preceding
d«y,'- the. butter market took a turn for the bet
ter yesterday and business on the exchange sent
quotations for fresh extras and firsts up lc> a
pound to 35c 1 and 33c, respectively. - The market
n»Jed firm at the: advance, with the firmness ex
tending tp fresh seconds and cold storage goods.
\u25a0The egg.market;was firm, but supplies were well
up to requirements. ' Fresh extras were V4c lower
on sales .at 1 38 ca. dozen on i tbe. exchange, that
being the only, change in the quotations. . I The
cheese • market was " in good shape for sellers,
stocks, of -all makes -being rather. light .and the
demand about up to the average. . Fancy Califor
nit fiats. were %c- higher al' lßc a pound.
Sales. on the exchange were as .follow* :
Butter— 2o. cases of fresh extras at 34% c. 10
at 35c. .10 cases of, fresh firsts at 33% c and 10 at
33c a. pound., ft .-.;:.- , . , •
Eggs— ;lo. cases of fresh extras at 38% c, 20 at
38c, and 10 casesof selected pullets at 32% c a
dosen.\,^ " ' i ._\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 . • "- . ." ",\u25a0 ' '
Cheese-^SO fancy new California flats at ISc a
pound. - [ \u25a0 \u25a0 .-,
- Receipts were ' 28,500 ' pounds of butter, 6,500
pounds of cheese and 1.550 cases of eggs. •
. The. following are official quotations established
by the sales, bids and offers on the floor of .the
dairy exchange. Prices in the street, while gov
erned by the exchange quotations, generally range
.from l%c to > 2c .higher,, owina to tbe various
charges to be added.' '- U. • # •
\u25a0 Butter— Fregb creamery extras,. 35c per lb,
firm;, do firsts.'. 33c;. firm; do seconds, ' 29c, firm;
California storage extras. : 3l Vic, 'firm; extra stor
age ladles,*: 25% c," steady; So firsts, '25c, steady."
Cheese— California fancy flats, , lSc per 11>,
firm; do flrstß,'l6%c,'flrro; d 6 seconds, 16c,'flrm;
fancy. Young :Amerlca».: 19c, steady; do first",
180. steady ; . fancy ( Oregon Young , Americas,
18^c;: firm; jdo flats. "18Uc, firm; California
fancy storage flats." 17% c.-firm;. -firm; do firsts, .16 Vic
firm: storage. y/>ung 'Americas.' "lßV&C, firm; New
A'ork singles. \u25a0 19V6c • firm;- do daisies, 19% c,
firm: -^Wisconsin singles, 18% c- firm. _\u25a0 -:; •.\u25a0
' Eggs , . (per .; dozen." cases \u25a0 included)— California
fresh ; extras,: 38c, , firm; ..do, firsts, 33c, steady;
California storage extras, 32c,- firm..
':.* Portland Butter .Market
\u25a0 * PORTLAND, . Jan. s.— Butter-^-Clty and coun
try creamery, •extra, N .39c;:faney,' 33@37c; store,
20®24c. . .-. . .: - \u25a0 \u25a0 '
Egg, Markets in Nearby Countle<i
(Special Dispatch l io\ The Call}
' SANTA. CRITZ; .'Jan. 5. — Merchants i and : com
mission .men" are '.offering. 36c for" eggs and 'are
receiving a' larger. -supply. \u25a0 Shipments are, also
plckinsrnp." ; ; \: ;; .:. ';•.-,.',' ; ;
,_: PETALUMA, Jan.:;s.— Eggs, dropped' half= a
\u25a0cent - today,' after.- the receipt lof "quotations ; from
the: San ; Francisco , dairy 'exchange; 36c and 35c
were ; the « best \ offerings. , Tbe demand is - good
and . production '<\u25a0 slowly Increasing.- There .is a'
fair demand for good poultry.^ -
Potatoes, Onionn nnd Vojjr tablrn
With the,exception,pf?alfew,packajfes of.let
tnce;there:were no ,new ' arrivals of garden Tege
tables .from • the .Los < Angeles ; region : yesterday
mornlnft. and nffprinpa ofstrlrijr.beaus," tomatoes,
peas.\ etc.,' consisted' wholly of . carried oter frost
damaged ; stock, 'tor' ! which i sellers were :,willin(t
ta "accept \u25a0, any j f air ; offer. */ A • of w ' packages ? <»f
strictly, choice ' strinc > beauiC summer > Kquash and
peas .came.' in late in the afternoon^-These late
arrlTalsj.were /quickly .disposed .J of, '4 the squash
bringing- $3.50. a- box. ri while the | peas and j beans
bronubt -,l.*>c and 20c h j pound.- respectirely. \u25a0 Some
more .Texas I eggplant . came I In ' and ". sold at * the
preTiously .* quoted"^ rates.' Potatoes? and. onions
were qulet*and : uncnanged.'< -\u0084 > ' -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 •. . .
\u25a0<-;' Potatoes (per .ctl)— Rirer "" \vhlte, v 75(&90c . for
common <; to : choice • and - $I@l . lo , for * fancy ; : Sa
linas-Burhanks.Vsl.2O<gl:4o;' Oregon Burbanks,
$1:15©1:25: eweet potatoes, >sl;SO@l. 6s:,' -•
vjOnlons— |lffi£l.lo per ctl. -. - "V .
':} Vegetables— Tomatoes.-^" 75c@?1. 50 ' per \u25a0 crate;
green . peas, '. s<§j7c per ; 1b: \u25a0 string \u25a0 and | wax beans,
nominal ; ?garlic; : : 6@7c - per j lb; cabbage, ; 40@30c
Ser *ctl: 1 cucumbers, $ig 1.50 j per dozens caull
ow'cr,- 50@60c: per. dozen;,- tnrnlps;' 6oc. per sack ;
carrots'. 50c; perisack:>. eggplant; .l24® 15c -pec
lb; Jgreen- peppers. . 4(s7cper^ lb; : rhubarb. 3@4«
per^lb;;< celery. *25@30c; per -dozen; mushrooms,
25cfe$l I per box. ..-_ -;-.% ;, ' - . ; ;\u25a0
Deciduous) '. and Citrus Fruit*
Business* in fresh £ fruits ; wa» of,'a;light'ped
dling, character, yenterda y . as the wants of • retail:
tradesmen^ were \u25a0 small 'becau.se < of-, tbe> continued
cold & weather.?* which > checked Jitbe"? consumptive
demand.'-ft There •' were : no ' noteworthy 2 arr tral s of
an y t hin jr. nor i was * there t any thins \u25a0 needed; < thu
market >bein*» amply - supplied with ? all . seasonal
description*:," '. r -•:\u25a0."''-;-•""-\u25a0"\u25a0.'"' "'.' •' : - ",
.\u25a0' ( Cranberrtes^-s7@9 per.bbl;':..* ' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0:• . '.-•.-::
-> Apples •" (oer»box) — Fancy,' bellflowerji,' $1.25©
I.oO;do>Newtown, piDplns, :$1.23(§!1.50; do -red,
$I.so@l.7s; ; choice. ~7.>c<g;sl; common, '40(565c;
Christmas'appleß.n $1.75@2.25. *-.'-.*. .\w \u25a0
vj Peafs-r-Winter Nellls, • ?1.75@2 'per box : other
varieties, $l@l.2s.yv\vy,;^.. :-«\u25a0:-\u25a0:.'•.•'. 'a\
if. Citrus ; Fruits s (per '.box>— Navel [ oranges.', $2.23
fc{2.so : for. fancy .and $l.rt.>'<7> > for choice ;.tanser-'
Ineß,vrscr<isl forSstnall' and *1.23(ff 1150 for. large
boxes ; t grapef rnit;- $2.50 r<J3 » f ori seedless ; lemons,
f 3.50(^4 1 f or; fancy.': $2.50(?J3 v for choice and $1@
l.MJ for standard ; ; limes," $4@4.50/'-v i i • ~"- \u25a0- \u25a0 -
": Tropical ,• Fruits— Bananas, \u25a0 $1@1.75 'per . bunch
JHay Firm Under Smafl Arrivals
1 Cold Weather Checks Fruit Trade
for Hawaiian and $2.50Q3.50 for Central Ameri
can; pineapples, $2@3 per dozen.
Dried Fruit*. Rni«in», Xutm and Honey
Fruits— Evaporated apples, 7?i@B^ic; apricots,
10@12c; moorpark, 12^<gl3c; peaches, s Vi&7c;& 7c;
prunes, 2%@3c, with He premium for 40s; flr»i
3^jtS4%c; pears. 6010 c; nectarines. 3&« c.
Raisins — Layers, cluster? — 6 crown, $2.50; - 5
crown, $1.75; 4 crown. $1.25; ordinary layers,
3 crown, 90c: 2 crown. 85c: seeded. 4VsQSHc:
seedless sultanas. 2%@4c; Thompson's seedless.
3Hc for unbleached and 7@7Vac for bleached:
loose muscatel. 4. crown. 4c; 3 crown, 3*»c; 2
crown, 3c;. seedless, 2\ie. - . 1
Nuts — Almond?, nonpareils. 14^@15cr IXL>
14@14>Ac; ne pins ultra. 13@13^c: Drake, 10*3
@llc; languedocs. 10-glO^c; bardshells. fi^j©
7c; walnuts, 13V4c per lb for No. 1 foftshells,
BVSc for No.' 2 do: pecans., 14^*ai6c; Italian
chestnuts, fiiftue: California chestnuts, 9-S.llc;
peanuts. 4tj«gsc: pine nuts. 20c per lb.
Honey— Comb, 14(<J15c for water white and 10
(§il2c per lb for light amber; dark amber. 7<B.«c:
extracted, -7«Ac for -.water white and 5Vi(Q6% e
for light amber;- candied and dark amber. 4@
4Uc per lb.
Beeawax— 27%@3oc per lb for light and 23®
26c for dark.
, Poultry and Game
Receipts of poultry from state shipping points
wer« light again yesterday, and everything • re
ceived found prompt salf at well- maintained
prices, a premium being , obtained for desirable
lots of ; live; young chickens. A car of western
chickens, the fourth received for the week, went
on sale and the stock was cloned out in a short
time at good prices. Dressed turkeys were offering.
In i*mall lots and found buyers at good • figure*.
Game was In free supply and met with a fair
inquiry. ' '
Poultry, per dozen > — Hen*. $3@6 for small.
$Big 7 for' large and $S@f> for extra; younjc
roosters, $6.50i37.P0: do extra large. $S@9: old
roosters. $4@5; frye^g, $5.5ft/3«: broilers, $4tS5
for large and $3@4 for small; ducks. |BQ9j
pigeons, $1.60; squabs. *3@3.50; ceese. $2.50i'<?3
per. pair; goslings. per pair; dressed tur
keys. 25 ©29 c per lb.
- Gam* (per dozen) — Mallard docks, $4^6; can
vasbacks. $4Q«: oprtg. $3@5: teal. $2(33: wid
geon. *2^3; spoonbills. $1.50@2; blackjacks. $2
<33: sray ducks. 53.30: gray geese. $3.30<&4.50;
white j?«t.«». $1.00i32-50;( brant. $2(33.50; hook
ers, $6(6tS; hare. $1.75@2; rabbits, $2:
Beans and Seeds
A number of narrow changes in beans will be
noted. The market continues quiet but steady.
Beans (per ctl) — Bayos, $3(<J3.25; pea. nom
inal: small white. $4.50<ff4.53; lar*e white. $3.23
<§3.60: pink. $3.85@4; red. $6<&7: blackeye.
J3.W54.15; lima. $4.~10<§.4.20: red kldneya, $3.23
(3.1.40; cranberry beans. $4.23<§4JM>: Garvanzas.
$2.50<e5.50; horse beans. $1.73(82.25.
Seeds — Brown mustard. 4@.4Vie; .yellow mus
tard. 3i/ic; flaxseed, 4V >l ®3c, carload lots; ca
nary. 4Hc; alfalfa. 16^<&17c; rape. lU@2iic;
imported rape, 4@4i»c: timothy, oc: bemp. "HZ
SS^c ; millet, 3c per lb.
Dried Peas^ — Green, $5 per ctl.
. Floor and Farinaceous Goods
j Flour— California family extras. $6.60ig7 net
[ without discount; bakers' extras. $6.60@7; su
' perflne. $5.40(§.5.70: Oregon and Washington, per
; bbl. $5.70@3.90 for family, bakers' ami patents
! and $4.90 for cut off; Kansas patents. $t>.4s@
'6.70; do straights. $6. 23 (g0. 30*. Dakota patents.
I $7.70: «lo straights, $«.7O per. bbl.
i Farinaceous Goods — Prices in 100 lb sacka. net
: cash, no- discount, are as follows: Graham hoar.
!$3.4u per.tm* lb.-«: rye flour. $4: rye meal. $3.80;
! rlc* fionr. $7; corn meal, $3.23: extra cream do,
$3.50; oat. meal. $4.40: oat groats. $4.60; farina.
! $4.30: hominy, $:i.50; buckwheat flour. J4.KO;
•whole wheat flour, $3.50; rolled oats. bbls. $7®
I 7.2ri. in sucks $4.40&6.75; extra cream do. $7 Id
(•acks and 57.50 In barrels; rolled wheat, bbls
$3.50. in sacks $4.25&3: pearl barley. $4.75; split
peas, boxes. $5.70 for jellow and $7.3U for green
I per ICO'lbs.
Hay and Feedstuff.*
The hay marker rules firm under light receipts,
with the best grade soraewßmt higher. The de
mand Is fair.
Bran— s.27&2S for red and $2Sfe29 per ton. for
white. . '
i Middlinss— s34@36 per ton.
I STiorts— s2oSt3o per ton.
I Feedstuff* — Rolled barley. $31 ©32: rolled oats
for feed. $3£@3o; mixed feed. $2Stp3 for aver
age tots; oilcake meal. ; -: cocoanut cake or
; meal at mills. $25 in 20 and 10 and $25.50 In 5
ton lots; Jobbing. $26: corn meal. $:is«J3t»;
cracked . corn. $3Si&3s>; . alfalfa meal and meal
falfa. jobbing lots, $24, carload lot* $23 per ton;
. red star alfalfa meai. $22 for carload lots and
$23 for jobbing; Caproco oil cake meal. $16.50
per ton. , , .
, Hay — Wheat. $15*219.50: wheat and oat. {UK
17; tame. oat. $12® 16: volunteer wild oat. $10^
14; alfalfa, $9(^12: stock hay, $7«J10 per ton.
•" Straw— so@7sc per bale. , ,
General Mcrrhandlne
< Bags — Grain bags, 54€i534c spot, and 3S''(<i
574 c future; San Quentin bags, 5V4c; wool bags,
32c for 34 lb and. 3sc for 4 lb; fleece twine, 8c
per lb. ."^. v ...
Coal — Pennsylvania anthracite egg. $16 per ton;
-WeilingtOD.'r. *12; "\u25a0 .New \Ve:linst«i>. ?li; C«ws
bay, $10: Australian bouse — Richmond, etc.. $12;
Pelaw Main. $12; Stanford Richmond $12; Cnm
berland, 415 In bulk and $16.50 In sicks; Welsh
anthracite. $15; coke, $16 jmt ton* Sn bulk and
Jl7 Iq sack*. - •
Oils — Quotations are for barrels. Linseed, Soc
per gallon for boiled and 83c for raw; cases, 5c
more; castor oil in cases. No. 1, "71c; Baker's
AA, $1.13@l.lo; China nut, cases. 6O@7CKr per
gal;.cocoanut oil,' in. barrels, 70@734c for XXX,
674@71c for No. 1 and 65@654c for No. 2. ac
cording to quantity: extra' bleached winter, sperm
oil. 91c; natural' winter sperm oil. 91c; natural
wbale oil, 53c; extra winter strained lard oil. !>\u25a0">
@96c:pure neatsfoot oil. 75c; No. 1 neat3foot
oil. 60c; herring uil, 40c; salmon oil, 35c; boiled
flsh.oll, 35c; paint oiL 35c.
'Coal. Oil. t Gasollnp.^tc— Water white. Iron
barrels or drums. 10c; 150 (leg. oil, Iron barrels
or drums, -11 '/-jc; special do, 12c; pearl oil, la
esses, 17c; astral, 17c; star. ' 17c; \u25a0 extra star.
20c; Elaine,' 26 VJc; eocene, 20c; red crown and
motor. gasoline, in bulk. 13c.' in cases 22c; No. 1
engine distillate, in drums, Sc; cases, 7e more;,
S6 deg gasoline, in bulk 30c. in cases 374 c; var
nish makers* and painters' naphtha, in bulk, lie,
in cases l«4c-"
Turpentine— 7Bc per gal in cases and -71c In
bulk, drums and iron barrels. ,~
Rosin (per bbl of 2SO lbs)— F, $6.50; G, $6.55;
H, $8.70;. I, $7.'Jb.'
Red and -White Lead — Red, S4^9c; white,
S?4@B»4c perlb.- •- ..^.i'.,/>.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar 'refining company quotes as
follows, terms net cash: -Standard fine granu
lated, 5.33 c; standard coarse granulated. 5.33 c;
fruit granulated, :5.33c; monarch bar, 5.70 c; H.
<fc E.. crystal domlnos, cases, 5.33 c: cubes and
A crushed, S.GOc ; tablets, in half bbls. 5.63 c; do
in boxes, -6.10 c; monarch powdered. 5.43 c;
XXIX powdered. - 5.45 c; candy -granulated.
5.43 c; - confectioners' A. 5.33 c; confectioners*
crystal. 3.45 c; extra ' fine, granulated. 5.13 c; raag
nolia A, 1 4.95 c; extra C. 4.85 c; golden C. 4.75 c;
D, 4.65 c. '< , Barrels and 50 lbs bags 10c. half bbls
23c^ boxes 50c more per 100 lbs than. for bags of
100 lbs net. Bar in 35 and 40 lb tins $1.70
more, in s and 10 lb tins $2.35 more ' per 100
lbs than price of this grade. ln 100 lb bags..
Tbe California - and I Hawaiian sugar refining
company 'quotes as follows: Granulated basts.
5.35 c: -"Hlgrade" - bar, -5.70c;. powdered. .5.43 c;
A crushed, 5.60 c; berry. - 5.35 c; \u25a0C. i H. extra
fine dry . granulated. \u25a0 5.35 c: . coarse \u25a0 dry granu
lated, * 5.35 c :. confectioners" A, 5.35 c: confec
.tioners' • crystal, - 5.45 c; cubes. 5.60 c; - bricks.
5.60 c; extra" tine dry * granulated (100 lb' bags
only), 5.15 c: excelsior A. 4.95 c; extraC, 4.53 c;
golden C. 4.75 c:> yellow D. 4.65 c; H. & E. cry
stal domlnos, 8.33 c- Additional per 2 100 lbs:
In barrels' and 'so lbs bags. 10c- more; half bbls,
25c ; more ; boxes, * 50c more, for all grades. Bar
in 35 and 40 lb' tins,. sl.7o more: in 10 lb tins,
$2.33 more. Minimum order, carload weight.
Hides. Tallovr, .Wool and Hops
Hop*", are quiet '< and stocks . are \u25a0 well reduced
for this time of the year. Business, however,, is
expected to improve-after" the English, elections
are over.?:'.': .;, •..•,\u25a0-.•. *c.' ; =-, :• -.'. V-. , '. .'. .
Hides— Culls and brands - sell about . %@lc
under '- quotations. • Heavy- salted- steers.. 13c;
medium, 12@13c: light." 12c; coicljides, Ilfel2e
for heavy. ll@l2o for, light; stazs. 8c: salted
kip. Il^l2e; 'salted. real,. 17c; salted calf, 17c;
dry hides. 20c; dry kip.MOc; dry calf,^ 24c; dry
veal,' 23c: -sheepskins, shearlings, '2o^4oo each;
short wool, 50<§ 75c each; rijedlnm." 75cft$l eaeb;
long'^wool: $1.25ft51.75; lambs. 25@75e: horse
hides. •»: salt.' $2.25ift2.50 for . large and $1.50^|2
fort medium. -75c@51 for small and 25@50c for
colts; . horsehldes. - dry,*:- $202.25 for large -and
$1.25022 r for --. medium. 50c@$l for small and
25(ij50c:for colts; goatskins, prime ; ancora,' 50ft^
iw>c: Marge <halr" Eoats<.'.-25(840c; - medium, 20<^
30c: small. 5@ 15c. -
• Tallow— No. 1" rendered,-- SSS^c; ' No." 2, 3@
4Vi<*;. grease,,., 2 ®Sc. : .;.. . . ,
.Wool— Fall. flip:' Northern free mountain,. 11
@13c;-Humboldt and Mendoclno, 13@loc: sootb
eru.-more- or - less defective, 7%@S4e;- fall
lambs, ,B@loe for southern • and 12© 13c for
northern. •••\u25a0'- .'."*" ~ \u25a0
.-•Hops— l9(g24c. for cr0p, 0f .1909.
»n; York* Produce
NEW YOKK; Jan. ; 5.— Hops— DulL
Hides— Quiet.";.:
Petroleum — Steady. '•;•'\u25a0*
>:; Wool— Steady."" •\u25a0- V ' '
;>Kagar— Raw quiet; Muscovado. SO test. 3.52»*:
centrifugals t>« test, ,4.02 c :: molasses sugars SO
test.". 3.27 c. J \u25a0 Reflned . steady: - cut . loaf.. 5.53 c;
crni'hed.T 5.75c;«'m01d.;.\; .5.40e; -cubes, 3^oc:
XXXX<powdered.-s.2ue:;i>owdere<T. S.loc: srann
lated,"'s.o3«":olarannd A. 0.05 c: confectioners* 'A.
4.SSc: No. =1.<4.500; No. 2.54.730; »N<v' 3;4.C3c-
No. 4, 4.65 c; «No. 5..4.«0c; - No. 6. 4.50 c: No. 7r
4.50 c: No." S. : 4.45 c; No. 9. 4.4»V ; . No. .10. 4.35 C;
No. 11. '4.30 c: - No. - 12, . 4.25 c; I No. ' 13, :4.20c:* No.
14,'; 4.20p. .i- All grades , of ; refined ' susar • were : ad
ranccd 10c: 100' pounds ;today."l -'-'," - ,\u25a0."'• :'
>. \u25a0\u25a0 Coffee— Futnres :• closed steady.' net 5 - points
higher to ! S \u25a0 points Mower. -' Sales were' reported of
lS.OOObajrs.'lwludlnar: March, "»\u25a0: 'April. 7.03 c
Stay, . 7.loc: Jn1y,7.20(g;".2jc: September. 7.2ofii'
7.2sc: V October,-- 7.20c: •\u25a0 December. V 7.1.V. - j>n<«t
steatlr: No.'7ißto.-R ll,IR'&«!a4c: No. t Santos
Pc.-*MIId l qniet:,< r *ord6T»r;»ftilMi«-.. \u25a0 , *'
Wißntteri- Firm and tractaansed. s.- ' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0,'» \u25a0/
".Cheese— -Finatand unchanged. '. '-" -'\u25a0
lEgss— Strons; western extra • firsts, •• 30c; firsts.
37fe3Sc; seconds, 32:336 c; refrJserator. 2LV*&
**?*" DRIED FRCITS
Evaporated Apples— Unchanged; «^t ««g
7TciS--p% ll m CcVC cV Ti^^W^l
I^^^r^o^^rrr^is
f °Ap°r r .co^-^iidy;
"xt» choice.
7@7tic; fancy. S%@Bc- f , *<*\u25a0*\u0084 *
Ralsfns— Unchanged; loose ma^lf 1 \ 4 &Si
choice to fancy seeded. S4T6Sc; s«edle»a, ola®
sc; London lay«rs, $1.17^®1-30.
Chicago Dalrr Prod-ace, Market
CHICAGO. Jan. s.— Butter, '.steady; creamer
le«. 29®34c: dairies. 23<g3Oc: e»rsr, .flrta; re
ceipts, 2.392 cases; at mark, cases Included.
24J-s@2S^c; flrstn. 33c; prime *"*•»,.*•%•
cheese, steady: daisies. 16%(&17c: twin*. l«V 4 (a
16^c; Younff Americas. 16% c; lenghorns, 16'/»c
t Vom Ansele* JlarWe<ai
LOS ANOELES, Jan. s.— Bag • receipts wer«
light on the produce exchange today. Prices
were firm. Potato prices were firm, wlta re
ceipts It?ht. The difficulty of gettins prodnc*
into the city has cansed * generally firmer tone
on the market. X*» receipts were posted.
Etcgs (per dozen)— Extra select. 41c: local
ranch, candled, first. Site; case count. 36c: *to r "
age packed, extras. oOc; storage packed, seconds.
2Sc «'•\u25a0\u25a0-- " • •
Butter (p«r 2 lb roU) i-Creamery.i -Creamery. extra. 73c;
creamery." first. 67*jc; eastern creamery, extras,
B7Vie; cooking butter. 20c. >__
Cheese (per lb» — Northern fresh. 20c; northern
storage. 19?s®20c; eastern singles. 10ig£0c:
eastern twins. 20<@21c: eastern Cheddars. 20®
21c; eastern longhorn. 20c; eastern daisy. -Oc;
Swiss. Imported 32c. domestic 23«t; brick cream.
20c; Hmbarjjer, 20(g2:c; imported Edam. $*<g,a.
ca.«e of 12: Oregon dais*. 20c. '„„ _, -
Beans tper cth— No. 1 pink. $4.50-34.60: So. 1
Itma«. $4.40(^4.5rt; Lady Washington. fi.23<s
4.50; small whites. $5.40(53.50; blacierea. $4.75;
riarvanzas. $4.30; lentils. $7. »
Potatoes »per ctl >— Salinas. $1.30@1.85; hizh
lands. $1.10^1.35; Louipoc. $1.tW§;1.73; Wal
sonville. ?1.3t>@1.«3; Oreeon. ?1.40©1.50; Orj
gon early rose.- $2: sweets, yellow, $1.50@1.75.
yitsVKiIiIiAXEOVS aiARKETS
Cotton Market .
NEW YORK. Jan. s.— Htitton's wire says:
"The cotton market was active, lower and; irrest
ular. with at times very heavy sellin;. Tbe
market showed a fierce drive at the openlns.
partly on the break in Liverpool, and prices were
carried down about 40 points from the bus of
lart week. Following. this there was a recovery
of I<> to 15 points on heavy buying credited to
the Texas bull leader. Later the market was ir
regnlar and un*«ttl?d. The market was full of
reports- regarding- tbe recent actions of some of
the bull leaders. It was currently reported that
nearly all tbe bulls, excepting tbe Texas leader,
had i«old cotton on the recent advance and were
leaving the market to a certain extent to the
support of the Texas operator. It is certain
that there was a biz amount of cotton sold dur
ing the day. Several big lines were put on the
market and round lots were caught on stop or
ders, while there were definite reports that^there
were stop orders In the market on a scale down
wblcb would be cangbt with any further break.
The severe break in the afternoon resulted, from
pressure by the big operators.
"The balls were selling all morning. .When it
was fonnd they were unloading every one dumped
tbfir holdings.
"It is reported that the Philadelphia spot in
terests and their following are now ia control' of
the bulk of the local stock. These interests are
believed to be selling May, but buyinjr March on
weak spots, which keeps them In control of tUe
supply here until late spring. .
"One of the most reliable spot houses la t'ae
country reports that spots are in b!s demand In
tbe south and that. every drop in the market t*
a cleverly engineered deal to get cheap cutton."
Spot cotton closed quiet. 10 points lower. Mid
dling uplands, 13.80 c; middling gulf, 1«.03c.
No sales. \u25a0
COTTON FUTURES
Option — .Open. High. Low. Close.
January 1.f..'.7c 13.74 c 15.CWc 13. ."53 c
February .15.82 c 15.52e 15.77 c 15. .Vie
March ls,Mhr 15.97 c 13.4UC ' 13.40 c
April 13.98 c 13.f«N- 15.0 PC 13.43 c
May 16.03 c 1t1.24c 15.60 c 13.«0c
June 16.00 c 16. 0ne. lrt.OOe 13.31 c
July 16.04 c 18.23 c 13.37 c 15.37 c
August 13.34e 15.73 c 15.33 c 13.22 c
September 14.33 c 14.48 c 14.05 c 14.0i>p
October*. .." 13.6.5<r 13.79 c 13.43 c 13.4(ic
December 13.23 c 13.13 c 13.23 c 10.100
St. Looh Wool Market
ST. LOnrs, Jan. 5. — Market tiDcbanged. Me
dium grades eomblng and clothing. 2-l'ii29c:
light fine. 22if?27e;- heavy fine, 12'g21c; tub
washed, 23tg37e.
Eastern I.lve<<itock Market
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. * Jan. s.— Cattle— Receipts.
6.000; market strong to 10c higher. Native
steers. $3^5.25; cows and heifers. $2.73*56.2.V.
stockers and feeders, $3.£'><g5.25; bulls. $J. 2"-.'4:
5: calves. $4Q9: western steers. $4@6.50; west
ern cows, $3@4.73.
Hoes — Receipt*, 8.000; market strons to 5c
higher. Bulk of sale*. $5.20«J5.30: heavy. $5.45
@5.35: packers and bntchers, $3.23'ft5.30; light.
$X«iS.4O; pigs. $6.50<6E7.50.
Sherp — Receipt.*, 3,000; market strong. Mat
tons, $4.73@6; lamb*. $7*55.60; fed western
wethers and yearling*, $3@7XO; western fetl
ewes. $5^3.40.
- SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. 3.— Cattle— Receipts.
4.00O; market 10c higher. Native steers, $4®
15.30: cows and heifers. $3@5.10; westerti steers.
$4 «£\u2666".. 2.".;: cows and heifers, $;i.30<54.40; fanners.
$2.30<&3; stockero and feeders. $0. 75(^3.35:
calves. $3.30<ic7.50; bulls, 9tas», etc., $2.75^
@4.53.
I Hogs — Receipts. 4.400: market .VtJIOc higher.
Heavy. $8.50(«5.37ii; mixed. $8.43<g!5.50; light.
jf3.40@5,43; bulk of Mies. SJUSfg^SO.
Sheep — Receipts, 2,000; market 10@15c higher.
Yearling*. *6. 73^7.50; wethers, $5.40@6.13;
ewes, $4.90fe«.15; lambs. J7.600.5.60.
Tbe price of hogs at the South Omaha market
reached another hlgn record today wbeu $3,571,
per ICO pounds was paid for "tie shipment of 71
hogs averaging 2SO pounds each.
CHICAGO. Jan. 5. — Hogs fold her? today at
: $^.60. which, with the exception of the snrampr
©t- 1882.. is the highest average price recorded in
Chicago since the civil war.*
; A few of the best grade* sold at $3.73.
Exceptionally light receipts of live hogs at the
leading western packlnit centers today, foUowtns
a ldng period of slmlhtr scarcity, was the movlnj
factor, in the advance.
New York Metal Market
NEW TORK. Jan. 3. — The market for stand
ard copper on the New York metal exchange was
dull today, no stales bolnsr reported. Spot anil
all deliveries up -to the end of •April closed at
13-25«gt13.»>0<-. The London market cloned steady
with spot quoted at t<H llj 3d and future-* at
£62 10s. . Arrivals of copper at New York today
were 425. tons in bars .and 35 tons is ores. Ex
port* according to the custom house returns werr
331 tons, making 1.061 so far this month. Local
dealers quoted lake copper at 13.73<514c: elec
trolytic. 13.30<5! 13.73 c: casting. 13.25<813.50c.
The tin market was quiet but tirta and decid
edly higher on the utrensth abroad. Spot closed
33.25*; 33.30c; January. 33.124533.30 c: - Febru
ary. 33.124 <a, 33.35c; March and April. 33.124<^t
33.40 c. There was a big;advance 'in London'
Spot closed at 1131 7a 6d and futures at £132
15«. ' - -•
L^ad-was quiet. Spot. 4.674@4.72'ae New
York. 4.65 c asked East St. Louis. The English
market iran higher at tl." 13s 94.
Spelter closed easy. Spot. 6.10@«.23e N#w
York and 6.o7Vic East St. Loais*. The London
market was nnchan?ed at 123 2s 6d.
Iron was higher at 31« 3d. tor Cleveland war
rants In London. Locally ' unchanged.
>«Tal Stores— Turpentine and Ro*l*
SAVANNAH. Ga.. Jan. s.— Tnrpentjae— Firm
at 57c. Sales. 225; receipts. 328: shipments. '44
Rosin— Firm. : Sales'. 2,944; receipts. I.7©h
sljipments. 10f>; stock. 155.51«. Qnote: • B *4 o."»-
D. $4,074: K. 54.124Q4.15; F. 54.174«?120-I
U. 54.224W4.2.'.: H.*4.25(R4.30: I! *4.V.<g4.«>r
K._s3.tis; M. $5.00; N. $«.13; WO. $6.23; 'VfW.
$5.73. , ' \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 * -\u25a0
SENSATIONAL BREAK IN
THE COTTON AIARKET
Quotations for May Decline 57
Points: During Day
NEW YORK, Jan. s.— There was a
sensational break In. the cotton market
late today, with May deliveries selling
oft to 16.60 cents, or 57 points lower
than last nlsht. 84 points, below" the
best level. of. the day and 86 points, or
$4.30 per bale below the high level of
tlffe season. :
.The -weakness' ln the- stock market
probably contributed to the Wall stree*
selling;:- btit~ selling " orders came from
all: directions and It: looked as if there
was a regular panic among the lonzs
following ; the record breaking advances
of late last year..
It was rumored that th« cotton inter
ests.were unloading, ."and "It -was also
reported that a 'strong Wall street
clique : had been f formed to - depress
prices in consequence of th« failure of
trade : demand; to - improve as rapidly aY
expected. BBMaBHR^
, : Advices from the south today were
generally, bullish as to the spot situa
tion, but ther* were rumors, of in
creased offerings,, which probably aided
in precipitating: th« tremendous liqui
daUorrJate. inthe day. It is estimated
that, the big southern bulls' bought fully
150.000 bales, in lan: ineffectual effort Via
check} the 'decline. -' Cttor V t( >

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