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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
TRADING STAGNANT
IN WALL STREET
Flattening Out of the Market
Proves Discouraging to the
Speculative Sentiment
Apprehension as to Outcome of
Government's Suit Against
Harriman Lines
>rw York Mock l.i*i
E 1" Hutton & Co.. 4'JU California street.
members of the Now York stack exchange, fur
i:isii the following list of bond and stock sales
; • >-tcrday: _____
S:-» STOCKS IHlgu jLow j Bid 1 Ask.
Alli>-Cualmer* ...j i I >4H| J*iS
4.X.: Ik. j.l (1 "33 J .'.2% f>2%| M
ll.VN.Amal? Oopper.^r.l MM « « ;i *i *£?»
2.1-W;Aiu?r Bed Sugarl 47 | 45vi 45«4 46
\u25a0 r>o pfd t ! »\, ?*
!*.«.. I>o pfd 79%f 79 7:> I 7»%
I.TOCi Amor Car & Foua 70 | 69 | 09 «i *>9%
i no pfd 1 118 ins
3001 Amer Cotton Oil. 6«tt! <&»\u2666 65H <«
\u0084 Do pfd 1 103 .110.,
Ai«.T 11 & L.... Xi.-.j j£s| ilff
l>o pfd i «%] 46U
2'«» Amer K-e See*... 26 i 26 j 2.> l i! -6
1.-J.H.An.pr LU-wd..;. 17%j 17 ! 1«% 1«
»\u25a0«., !>.. pf.i .V..1 4<5 j44»i |45 4j» 4
f.RixnAnj.r !..i<-..in<.jlvc. 03 OS* 58% •'•$%
i i... i.fd ! ]"\u2666 i»s
Am.ri<nn MsH..-i j «% f
\u25a0 Dopfd.... | 4<> -* 1
».a«Un RiDflt & R<?f.|K>o«hi 97-* 97Jii 98
Tiki 1»o pfd . ;11l ino%illo*»;m
LlOOJAmrr Snswr.^.V;. 123 ;122V8]121 JSJ6
i IK> pfd. 1 122 122%
rW.Amer St«Hl Foua. 66 I «.". ! 04% <>•>
300 Amer Tel & Tel. .|133=(i'133V4 1139H i:»%
L\aaer Toh pfd...| I j 94 j SSJfc
!«on Am<T Woolen j 3o"il 34 : 33% j 33»i
| I>o pfd !..-••] ;ii'2H!H»3
4. sw Anaconda ] 52%! 51 SI ]51 !i
1,300 Atlaji *oa?t Une]l3s |134 134 j135
2.s.4ihYa T & Santa Fe.jl2is» \u25a0119»;!ll9*iill»7fc
W Do pftl | laS » 4 ; 103 Hi 103 104
•J.NK> Baltimore & Ohio 117"* 117 Jll7 ;117i4
i I*., pfd I ,83% 94V*
; Bethlehem Steel..' \ ! -'12 34
; Ito j.fd 1. f'63^4 <*,4
6.61 H. R UT... j 78%| 77!« 77% 77;»
("cnada Southern. | I I 83 70
l.fioo' Canadian Pacific. |150H.179%}1795J) ISO
. 1.-..7uoiC, & O I 90?* S9 K» «»%
!C & A {....* «4 €4%
600 C O WV I 35% M%| 34% 39
' Do pfd 1 61% 82
300JC & S W lfil«*!W0 !160V*!l«l
13.200 C M & SI I' il.VPiilSnvijlSHijir.l^
500 Do pfd US!4Jl69y§fl6»gjl7o
<;. I «' Central Leather.. | 46Vat 45 ! 45 ] 45%
:KHl| Do pfd H»b* 4 :l08%,10b»i!l ( «^
'Central of N J SOS 312
'Chicago Terminal 2 4
| Do pfd 12 20
.c ccaetL 79 T £ so
i Do pfd 104 10S
l.SflOiColo Fupl & Iron! 47=« 44%! 4.'.»» 454
400 iDo pfd 116 115 113 120
U C & I »1 91} i
SOO Colorado So 00-4 09^ 39% 60
i Dn Ist pfd I Rl Sl4
j Do 2d pfd 80,4 SI
10.100 Onsol Oas ir.7ii 154 154 164*4
I.ooo,Corn Trodncts .. 22'» 22 j22 22^4
! Do pTd So
I.OOU'DH & Hnflson .. 181 179» 4 H79%j150
I) 1, &. W '535 615
2.7<*>D &- H G 49i; 47»*l 47U 4S
"f«y Do pfd K3^ 82% 1 82>? S5
:i)i«mond Match j]2B 131
SOOjDistn Secur 5C.%f 35%] :555>i 35%
«Wi Dulnth S S & A . 17 16% KSU 17
200' Do pfd .tia; 81% 31 '\u25a0" 31* i
ifiOOlErUi :«i; 82% »2 T i 33
!KH> Do Ist pfd ... 51»» 50%| .V)i4 .%0^
Do 2d pfd I."' I.'.TM,
4fiO G»-n Electric :r. U»H}157%1157 1.17^
2^oo'Great N«r Ore . 7S-"!* 77%' 77' i7B
C.lOO.GreAt Xor pfd . 13S'i»'l36 138%|137U
SHOnUnola On 14«'4]146 1 145"* 146
Kt.SOxrlcterboro-Metro . 2-%'ij 2414 24J* 24%
18.H.H) Do pfd «2' 8 60% «0% 61
ilnfi-r >It Marine 7 7»i
80fi Ito pfd 22% 22M 22ij 22%
400 Inter Paper ... 15 H%\ 14% 14*4
, Do pfd 5S r.»
I lowa Tpntral t j 2714 2«
i I'o pfd 52' 52* i
1.500 { Kiins City So ... 42% 41^! 41V» 42 -
i Ho pfd I C 9% 71
(Lake Krte ta W 23 24
I n» pfd 1 61H 62U
f> & N 156*61155% IWJ4 1K»
200 Mackay 90 B»%] S9 00
! no pfd f.) I 76% 79^i
Manhattan j 1 [iSfj 139
Metrorvil fit Ky .i ) 20 24
2,<»00 Mexican Cen ...J25% 23^ 25H 25U
tOOMina &St 1. ... 50V4 5014 SO 52
1 I>o Ist pfd 80 88
400.51 .St P& S S M.!137^ 137 137'^ 138%
I Do pfd 153 156
S.OOO.Mn Kan & Texas 49^i 47H 47« 4S
( no pfd 73ft 7414
I.WO Missouri Pucific.i 70' i 69^i 69M, ffl«
iNash Chat & S Li....* ..... 150 152
I.sooi National Lead...! 87*4 SG RO«4 87
»»o pfd ...J! 110^)111
National Biscnit. 113 113%
I no t'fd 123U 123
2001S V Air Brake.. 93^ 931^ -1214 U3
,V, V c c r^ L :: !2 !.. SSfeg %«
Do Ist pfd 105 no
no 2d pfd 90 05
400 N V N H & H..]157 156^, 156^ 157
1.400.N V Ont & \V.. 4S\i, 47» t 47»i 48
1.900, N0r A: Western. 98 L 4 97% 97% »S
! no pfd S3 81 .
S( xj North American. 83 81% St 82
7.300. Nor! hern Pacific. 140^i 138 138% 13S*i
(Omaha 153 160
no pfd j Jl5O 175
I.SOO Pacific; CoaM ...118V 114 ]117 IIS
I.Mo! Pacific Mail ...j 39^ 37 137 37U
• Pacific T & T Oo 43% 44
I no pfd 90 06
•_•*.« mo Perm RR Co 135*41134% 134U 134%
USOO People* Gas r;-.|113% 113' 3 i113% 114™
l.»K>,Pittshunr Coal ..! 26% 25U 25 " 26
200, Do pfd SI ISO' V) SI
iP C C A: St L-. 9SU »9
I»o pfd 110 120
SKiO. Pressed steel Car 4S'4 4S 47 4S
Do pfd (..... 105 107
Xt Sll Sprnjre Oo] V*% 4S»i 4S^J 4!>
Do pfd I ioo»i 107
105.300 .Rcadinc |107% ICS ICS 165%
no Ist pfd : M% 93%
! l>« 2d J.fd 1 1 104 106
l'..%OO;Kepublic ,S i 1.. i 44«, 42»4 42*4 43
.".oo D« pfd 108 103 103 1031,
21.500 Ilock Jslan.l Co.. 1 4.'.^ 4:i"4 444 44*.
Do Pf<i 83 Si' R4" S4ii
20f»Sloss S S & I Co 85 vr> S3 ST.
' i>.. fif«i in no
!Sl. i SF Ist pfdj 71U 721,4
2.wv>! D<. 2d pfd . ... m .-,- r,- ' :,*
«^i|St \. fa W !32 31% 31% 31%
:-iXi| Do pfd 76 75 75 75U
:^>.:;oo s*«irtiern Pacific. )i:c>%!i:a»<, US% 13314
s,looSouthern By ...| 22 | Sl%| 31% 81U
l.tfW Do pfd I 72' i 71%1,71% T2%
I<K'('T»-nnesj!f«? <v>pper ?,S\ 3S I r,B' SRi
I.IW Texas Pacific ... 34% 34%( 34% ?,r>
4<«i Tl>ird At IS" 1714 17% 171 A
<;>niT^ Sfl-& W .. 52% 52% T.2U 52*4
Tfxv Do j.M 71% 70>4 70% 71
Twin Cltr It T .'* 114^ U«
lUnloa B & Paper 12 13
i Do pfd .....j 73 75
."•6,600 Union Pacific ... io»«i ill*;*: im;% infja'
r^v, Do pfd 102%f101% 102 102%
OOOjUnit R<sfc of ST. 42 41 40 41 it
1 Do pfd 7014 71 it
.".oo'r S C Iron Pin^. 29^. 29 29 sou
I no pfd M R4"
«001>8Espran isi 12>%ii30 isr,
2.2'<<';U S Rubber 4»W, 4S4J 4K14 49
•SOOj Do 3*t pfd ... 116 * 113% 115% 115154
Do 24 pfd 82 M
28«,T0O]O S Steel Cor... SS s« BilU «;«ii
L«00 I»o pfd 123% 123% 123 12.-.U
««.sKifiil r tali Copper ... 37% 55% B6U sfi»!
l«.3i*>:v«-C«r C Co 56% r^% r.sli .V.» 2
200 Do pfd 127% 127 VXI 127
* 7.'.«Oo!Wahash 23 22% 22' i 22%
10.000- IV, pfd ....... 54 U ->2% 53 5314
'Wfil« X Ei ....' 170 190
r.i«t Wcxiern Union ..1 75aj 75% 75U 75*1
r..7W,WeKtins;hooiie ..|79>4| 77%| 7R * 7«>
'4.:«iO'W * I. C !-7 C% 5% 5»4
4.1KI0! IV. Ist pfd ... lfi 10% 11 J2
! Do 2d pfd .... S% CV4 *i% 6%
400 i \Vi«-on^in Cent.. 51 | M iU'l r.l
t l>o pfd I 1 89 I W
" M6.SoO— total «=bare« sold.
Jfew York Boada
V S ret 2r reg. .H*^ 111 C<»nt Ist ref 4* 9&K
Do coupon ....I'iOH Int Met 4%s 8"£
IV, :: s reg 1014 liytr Uer Mar 4>ii 70
I»o ootipon 101*4 ' Japan 4« RS%
, Dr. 4k rrg 114%! Do 4%« fC.tt
Vi conpon 115%! Kan city let »» 72»4
Allir-Chal lft ss. K4% 1/ Rhor deh 48.1931 ft4»l
Amer Aprlcul f>«.102% h & S nnifled 4s. .lOOii
Amor Ti-T ct 4«.104% M. X &. Tex Ist 4s 99%
Atner Tobacco 4s. 77'sl Do je»ti '4V9« ... 00%
Do 6e .Mo6*4iMo Pacific Is M 3;
Armour 4'j* .... J»4 JN R of Mcx 4V»«. 94%
Affh ?en 4« 101 |N V C Ren 3%*. . »2
Do ct 4k 120>4 Uo deb 4s.' 0354
Do ot 5s 120 |XT.KH.ft R rTfe.l.-U*?
AtlaD C I> Ist 4s fls iNor & W Ist *>nn4g 08
Bait A- Ohio 4*.. 99 | Do rr 4s . .101U
Do S%s fl2 I Nor Puclflc 4»....102%
Do S W 3%«.. 90 1 Do 3* 73'
Brooklm Tr cr 4b 86U|O S Line rfdg 4s, 94 Vi
Ontral of C« ss.ios% Pa cr 3>4». 1915; 96%
Ont r>"«tber r>». . »»V4 P» con '4s ...... :104%
IRR of NJ Rn 56.134% n*adtDST-*en 45... H9%
Ches & Ohio 41,£e.1034 1 ,£e.103 St U &:S F fg 4s. 84%
Do ref 5e .105VJ Do jr*n 5* RS%
<*hl & Alton 3\ifi. 75, St I. S.W con 4a.' 78 «i
C. B & Q Jointl4« 97 Do in jrold 45.. fI3U
Do yen 4is ..... «•% Senbnard A V 4f.,56
CM* StP jrn 3«4s 8» So Pacific c01. 4b.. 02%
C.RI/t Pa c col 4s 81V4 Dorr 4« .".."...104
I»o»col 5f ..1«>2% Do lt=t ref = 4».- 94%
Do rrfds 4* 91? ISo Hallway 55.r..110
3VO IMPROVEMENT
IIS STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK, Jan. 12.— The man
ner in which the stock market,
flattened out today when relieved,
from selling: pressure was hardly\
less discouraging: to speculative',
sentiment than the active declines
of the two earlier days of. the
present week.
During- the noon hour the sales
of stocks 7 were less - than 40,000
shares and it was during that pe
riod of practical stagnation that j
prices rested at about the top level
of the day..
So far as the money market sit
uation has been a deterrent to
speculative operations the condi
tion was substantially improved
today. After opening- at 5 per cent
the rates receded, thus lowering
the maximum rate of yesterday
and of the day before and estab
lishing: the lowest ruling rate that
has been touched in the new year. :
The reflux of funds from circula
tion Is *o heavy at present as to
suggest rather a lull in trade ac
tivity.
The current redemptions ot banTc
notes are on an enormous scale
and the daily gain of the New
York banks on subtreasury opera
tions is due in no small part to the
presentation there for the redemp
tion of bank notes received from
the interior, which thus are con
verted into legal reserve money.
\u25a0 The advances made by the Union
Pacific authorities to the law offi
cers of the government for a pos
sible compromise of the suits un
der the anti-trust law convey an
impression of apprehension of the
outcome of those suits. The taking
up for consultation of the meas
ures proposed for preventing deal
ings in futures in the commodities
markets showed the persistence of
the forces at work in directions
which are not relished by those
most active in speculative move
ments.
There was some apprehension
regarding the outcome of the
meeting of the board of governors,
to be held after the stock market
closed, to act on the report of the
committee which investigated the
Rock Island episode. There has
been no doubt of the part played
by this apprehension in important'
liquidation that has been going on
for many days.
When it was seen that buying
was practically suspended at the
higher level of prices selling was
renewed with great aggressive
ness and the whole list yielded
weakly and closed at about the
lowest of the day.
Bonds were irregular. Total
sales (par value), $3,293,000.
U. S. 2s declined 1% per cent on
call.
Colo Indus 5s S2U Do gen 4s SO'i
Colo Midland 4«.. 80% Union Paclflc 45.. 101 »£
Col So r&ext 4%s 9S Do ct 4s 113"^
Del & Hnd ct 4b.101% Do Ist &. ref 4s. 97« i
Den & Rio G 4s. 96 V S Rubber 65.. .104
Do ref 5s '94U U S Steel 2d 55..104& i
Distillers 5s 72 Va Car Chem 55.. 98«4
Erie prior lien 4s. S7 Wabash Ist 55.. • .111*4,
Do gen 4s .... 70t; Do Ist ft ext 4s. 75%
Do ct 4s, ser A 79V6 Western Md 45... S4Vi
Do ct 4s, ser B 71 ?4 Westing El ct ss. 92V4
Gen Elect ct 55.. 145 |Wis Central 45... 94
Xevr York Mlnlnsr Stocks
Alice l.SslLeadTllle Con Xi
Brunswick Con .. 03! Little Chief 06
Com Tun Stock.. 33|Mexican I.RO
Com Tun Bonds.. lSJOntarlo 2.37
Con Va Mln Co.. 1.7510ph1r 2.10
Horn SilTer 75 Standard 51
Iron SilTer 1.65 Yellow Jacket ... 1.33
A'e.TT York Curb Stocks
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
Amer Tob ..420 425 N>t Utah ... 1H <1%
Bay State G. % % XlpUauig 10 10' i
Boston Con.. 20% 21 San Toy 38 42
Brit Col Cop. 7*4 8 Standard Mm 19»4 21
Bte Coalition 27 27% Do pfd ... 58 «0
Chi Subway. 4% 5 Standard 0i1.C.'9 602
Cum Ely ... 8 • 9 Super & Pitts 15% 16U
Davis Daly. .3 13-16 4 Tri Bullion... 1-11-16
Dolores 7% 7^i Ton Exten .; 68c 75c
Dom Copper. 2c 5c JUnlted Coppr. B\i SVa
El Rayo ... 2«4 2%{ Do pfd ... 21 30
First N" Cop. -6 6»4 1 United R Co. 23 25
Glroux 11% 12 I Yukon G01d.. 4 15-16 5
Old Con ...7*4 7 13-16 Ray Central.. 3'; 3 13-16
Old Daisy . . 8c »c Ray Cons \ . . 25^ 20
Old Florence. 2% 2% Ohio 5 5>4
Greene Can.. 11 11 1{ Ely Cent ' ..1 15-16 2'
Gup Express.23s 245 Braden ...... 4% 4^4
Kerr Lake.. 9 15-16 10 Inspiration .. 9&£ »»
La Rose 4T4 15/ Gila 9»4 10%
Miami 26% 27-' Chlno 13V4 13%
Mines of Am 49 50 Ely Con 85 88
Montg Sho... 1 1% Un Cop ..... 2& 2Vi
Net Con ..26 26V« Con Ariz ... 3 1-16 3\' a
_'" Boston Stocks and Bonds
Money — Am Arg Chera pfd.lo2
Call loans ....5 ®6 Amer Pneu Tube.. 7
Time loans ...4«4@5^ Amer Sugar 122&
Bonds — Do pfd... 122
Atcblson 4s 100J4 Amer Tel & Tel.. 139%
Do adj 4s .... 94 Amer Woolen 34
Mcx Central 45.. 93 Do pfd 102V4
Railroads — . Dom Iron & Steel. 71^
Atchison .119% Ed Electric nium.24f.M.
Do pfd 10314 Gen Electric 157V4
Boston & Albany. 2r:,'{ Mass Electric .... 18%
Boston A Maine. 148 Do pfd 80
Bost»«i EleT ....135 Mass Gas SO
Fitchburg pfd ...129 United Fruit 167
NY. N U & H..156W Un Sboe. Mach..... US
Union Pacific ...196% Do pfd 29?4
« Miscellaneous — XJ S Steel IMJ (4
Amer Arge Chcm. 47 Da pfd ...12314
THE COPPER STOCKS
BOSTON. Jan. 12. — On reaction In the New
York market at 2:15 p. m. coppefa were well
bought, particularly <the Michigan • properties.
Ijike reacted to 89 and came back to 91 . on
strong buying. Interest In North Lake Is due
to actUity and adTanoe in both Lake and '\u25a0 In
diana, between which two the. proptrties are
located. . Hancock Is behng bought. It Is said
that the strike in -that mine. . will proTe eTen
rir-her than the. one. in Lake.
The following list is furnished by E. 'F. Hut
ton & Co.. 490 California street, San Francisco:
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
Adventure .. «% 7 Super &.. Boet 17% 17%
Allooez 53 54 Super Copper. 65 65%
Ariz Com .. 47 471J Tamarack ... 67 70
AtlanUc 11 \u25a0 11U Trinity :. 10% 10!4
Cal & Aris. 99 100 Utah Coa ... 42% 43U
Cal 4- Hecla.66s 670 WolTerine ...149 150
Centennial ..35 36 Wyandotte. .. 2% 3
Copp r Range 83^84 Ahmeek 220 ' 225
Daly West.. B*4 9 Franklin^ 17 Vi 17*4
Ea»t Butte.. 12 12% Newhouse . . . 3U 3%
Granby ..... — 110 Bntte 27«4 27U
Ijike Copper. 88 88Vi LiTe Oak ... 22' 23
Ls Salle ... 17 U 18 San Antonio. 8 9
Mass 7% 7»6 Chemung .... 14»i —
Mich Mln .. 7 . 7% Cactus .. ' sft 5»4
Mohawk 67>4 97% Hancock ..... 34 34ii
N'»rth Butte. 42- 42% OJibway ' .... 10% 11
North Lake.. 11 11% Maaon \'al... 2% 2 5-16
Old Dominion 52 52% Yuma .. 1% 2
OKceoU 163 164 Aris & Mich. 37 38
Parrot 20 21 Sap & Globe. 1% 2
Qulncy 89 90% HeWtla ..... 5 -C%
Shannon 16% 17 . Keystone ... 6% 6%
London Closing Stocks '
Cons for money. B2 9 : 16 Lou!*t'& Nash ICO'i
Do for acctS2 11-16 M, X &. Texas.... so£
Amal tVjpper .... 89% N V Central ..125%
Anaconda ;: 10% Norfolk & West... 100%
Atcuison ..124?4 Do pfd' ........ 92
Do pfd . . . .> . . .108% Ont & Western. .. 00
Bait & 0hi0...:. .121 Pennsylvania ..... C!>Vi
Can Pacific .18."% Rand Mines' ....... 9H
Ches *• Ohio . 92% Reading ........ : 85U
Chi Great West.. 36 So Railway ..... 33%
Chi. Mil &. St P-.157% Do pfd " .... 75
De, Beers ....;.. 19% So Pacific \u25a0...".... 138%
Den &. Rio G.... 50% Union-Pacific ... 204V4
Do pfd ........ %% Do/fd ........105%
Erie. ............. 54% U S 5tee1. ...... v 00
Do Ist pfd..... 53 Do pM ....... 127
Do 2d pfd ...... 42 Wabash . . ... . . . . 24 '
Grand Trunk .20% : Do pfd. ..:.-...; 5514
111 Central .150 Spanish 4s ....... 0514
Bar silver— Steady ; 24% d per ounce. -
Money— l H@2 • per . . cent.
The rate «f discount In the open m«rk»t for
r.,,?" 1 3 'i P pr CPnt aB «l *«. three months'
bills 3U<S3 5-16 percent.-
Condltlon of the Treasury
• WASHINGI»i)N. Jan. 12.— The condition '-"of 1
the trea«nry at the : beglnnlng of.bnsioßss totlay
was ik follows: v- ,- .; . \u25a0 .
\u25a0 Trust funds— Gold \u25a0 coin, . $374.710.5e0; SilTer
dollars. $4R4.540,000: -siWer dollars" of 1890
$...933.r»00; silver certificates ;<«titstanding. $454,-
General fund— Standard silver' dollars In •' gen*.
ersl fund. $5.461,741 ; - «;nrrent Uabllities. $103.-'
•^.pOl : working ; balance ! In treasury.-, offices.
*—>.«39.41 1 ; \u25a0 in, banks to credit fof treasury tof
the United State*, $3«.377,325;- subsidiary; silver
1 coin, - $17,197,064 ; minor coin, , $993,246*; -, total
THE SAl^ '^
Water Stock Lower, Sugar Firm
Dividends on Alaska Packers
balance in general fund, $80,691,073.
'Bank of Kiißland Bullion /
LONDON, Jan. 12. — Bullion amounting .to
£100.000 was taken -into the' Bank of England
today and. £15.000 was. withdrawn for ship
ment to the -continent anil f 50, OOCi was taken
for shipment. to South America.
Xew York Money Market
NEW YORK. . Jan. 12. — Money on call firm,
3(g;5 per cent; ruling rate, 4y s ; closing bid, 3.i;
offered at 4. . ;
Time loans easier; 00 days and 90 days, 4%ijs
4*i per cent; 6 months. 4%(&45i. \u25a0:\u25a0
Prim* mercantile paper! 4%(<j5 per cent.
Sterling exchange, firm, with actual business
in bankers' bills at' $4.8375@4.8390 • for CO day
bills and at $4.SCSo'for demand. ; . .
Commercial bills, $4.a3»i<ii;4.J>3^. '.;-,,
Bar silver, 52?ic.
Mexican dollars. 44c.
Bonds — Governments, easy; railroads,- Jrrejti-
Northern Hn.nlnes»
. PORTLAND. Jan. " 12. —Clearings $1,564,59*;
balances. $191,992.
TACOMA, Jan. 12.— Clearings, $988,005;' bal
ances, $82,942. : "
SEATTLE. Jan. 12.— Cleariugs, ?2.255,210;
balances, $300,017. - : . ' .' - \u25a0
SPOKANE, Jan. 12.— Clearings, $579,502; bal
ances, $146,671. :
• Loans, Exchange and Silver
-Xew York and sterling exchange were higher.
Prime mercantile- paper 5(86 per cent
Loans on real estate.... ..s%<gß per cent
Sterling exchange, 60 days. . — <f{4.B4ii-
Sterling exchange, sight..*. • — GiA.STM
Sterling exchange, cab1e5. ...... — ft£4.SBU
New York exchange, sight...... —it .- 5
New ' York exchange, telegraphic. — 5f 7% .
Hongkong exchange," 51pUt. ...... — fft 43* i
Hongkong exchange, telegraphic. — <bp 43%
Silver, per ounce.-. . : . ; . .......:. — (ft • 52%
Mexican dollars, nominal.'. — 4? 50
CONTINENTAL ',
New. York on Pari5..;. ...... , .. 516%
New York on Mexico... >.... 201%
j Paris on London ...... tt 25. 18%
Berlin on London .20.46
STOCK MARKET
I .j. _ ____ —. — ; .j.
The Alaska ' packers' association declared a
diTidend yesterday of $1.50 a chare, payable
February 10. 1910. \u25a0 • *\u25a0
While biiMiiif*M< in local' securities yesterday
wb« nut np to the volume of Tuesday, It was
active, nevertheless, with \u25a0 Spring Valley water
still the center of attention. It declined from
$46.37% to $43.37%, -but recovered to $45.62%
under j a very fair list of sales. The sugar
stockH were firm, with Makaweli higher. Alaska
Packers was also firm at $SS.S7»i. There were
sales of Anglo and- London-Paris national bauk
at $146.. r .0@146.75. California street cable was
ex dividend of COc. Sales of bonds were
$49,000. . *
In the unlisted section Pacific gas common
was quoted at $35(856, preferred aj $«9.60(?<»
90.50, and California wine association $29.5Qfgi
30.50 c.
There was no noteworthy change In either
Comstocks or southern Xevadas.
- Amalgamated oil was ex dividend of $1 yes- j
terday. -\u25a0. ,
On January 5 the Anglo and London-Paris na- 1
tional bank declared a dividend for the pre- \u25a0
cedinr six months at the rate of 7 nor cent ;
per annum, making a disbursement of $140,000.
The Seaboard national bank recently paid a
dividend to stock holders for the last quarter at
the rate of 6 per cent per annum.
The mill .'report '-of -the Tonopab mining com
pany for the last week shows that an average
of 97 out of the 100 stamps were dropping con
stantly, crushing 3,250 tons of ore, of "an aver
ago value of $21 per ton. The bullion ship
ment consisted of 7t> bars of bullion." valutil.at
$57,750, and 33 tons of coueentrates worth
$13,200, making the total bullion shipments
amount to $70,950. \u25a0 An average extraction of 90
per cent was recorded. The output of the mill
for the month of December amounted to $25.".
000, of which $224,000 was in bullion and
$61,000 in " concentrates. The total tonnage for
the month was 14,300 dry tons.
AttKesument Directory Comntock Mine*
Company— No. Del, Board. Sale Day. Amt.
Silver Hill 38 Dec. 19 Jan. 14 .05
Union ...20 Dec. 19 Jan. 13 .10
Con. Imperial 68 Dec. 6 Feb. .3 Jl
Sierra Nevada.; 20 Dec. 7 Feb. 1 .10
Bullion ... 16 Jan. 2S Mar. 1 .03
Savage ........ 17 . Feb. 10 Mar. .8. .Oo
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
\u25a0 WEDSESDA V. Jan. 12—10:30 a. nj.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ast.l Bid. Auk.
4s qr cp new — : — '"foS'qr coup... — —
MISCEIJjANEOUS BONDS
AU ATV ss. — — O Tran Cnos.lO.'iailOfiVi
Am UEI ss. W J»5 O Trac Cn T>% 95V4;96J4
A«so Oil ss. 95% — O.Tobc Co 58 9.-. Vi —
Bay CPC 55.103%104 O W Btd ss: — 97
Cal C O 58.103% — Om Cable 6s. 1 OS Va —
Cal G& E B Pac G Ini 4s. 87 —
m &. ct 5s.lOO%100T» H E Uj 55.;i05%10«
Cal st C 85.103 — Pac L&r 5«. — 96
Cal Wine ss. 88% — Do ctd 5s..UK>Vi —
City El 55.. — 92 Pae T&T 55. 100 lOOW;
C C Wat ss. 100 — P;& C H 6s. 99 —
\u25a0Do % mgsa 90 »4 P & O R 65.100 —
Ed El LA 55.101% — People's WoS 71?4 72>4
Ed r^P 6s. 108 — Powell 8t Cs.. 102% 103
First FTrss — — Sac EG&R55.102% —
F& C H 65.101 \u25a0 —\u25a0 S Diego R 68.105 —
HC & S 55.105% — S J I^t-P ss. 9tHi —
Hon R T Cs. — . 108 SFEIRy os — —
L. Tahoe Rss 99 100 SF.O & SJ5s.lO5Vi —
L A Elec 55. 101 ,4 — Do 2d mfrss — 96
LAG & E158.101V4 "— Do Con :ss. 94% —
Do Cor 55. 101% — SJ& SCR 4Vis — —
I. A Ry 6a..10-S% — - Sierra ROs.. — 10«V£
UA.L Rtd 58.102^4 — S Paf.A 6s .
LAP lcin ss. — 107% (1910) ... .100 . —
LAP Cal ss.— 103% S P of C C« «^
Marin W 5s — — (1912) '\u25a0 . ...105 —
Mkt st C CS.IO3M, — SPO lcs 55.115 Vi —
. Do lctn ss. 103 ii S P B R 6<127% —
MV& MtTss.loo — SPRR Ist r4s 94% 95Vi
XRof C 85.114*4 — Stkn G&E 65.104 '— .
NC Ry ss. .114%— SV W s ra*4s 89% 90
X C P Co ss.lolV*lo3W U G & E ss* 99 100
N C P.Cn 5s Ul% — UR of SF 4*. 74% 73
X El Co ss. 91% — ValleJo,Ben &
O GL&H 55. 102 — . Napa RR3s 75 , — f
Ook Tran 6s. — , 110 • Val Co V Ss.lOl'/.IOS !
Oak Tran ss. — 106% \u25a0
WATER STOCKS •
Marin Co .. 60 — |S V Wat Co. 45^i 45?4
GAS AND ELECTRIC
City El Co.. 45% 4»%|Pac L pfd.. — 75
X Cal Power 48 V4 49 I Do com ... 61 14 —
INSURANCE
Cal Ins Co.. 81 • -.—. — I Pac C CasCo.l4o 155
Flretnn's Fd.230 — 1 I '
BANK STOCKS
Am Xtl Bkv— 135>4 First 'Natn1.. 250 —
Anplo & L0n.146>4 146% Mer Trust .'.220 —
Bank of Cal. — .420, S F Xatlrrnnl. — 140
Cent Trust.. 120 130 Union T C 0.2550 —
SAVINGS BANKS - -
Ger S & L.2785 IS F Pay U.. 500. 510-
Hum Sar Bk — • '— " |SaT & L So.. — 125
Slut Sbt Bk. 70 77 ISec SaT Bk.. — 340
STKEET RAILROADS
California ..ISO 138 » \ Presidio .....22 —
POWDEB
Giant Consolidated C 0..' ..'.....'.'.'... 78 75%
- - - SUGAR • •
Hawaiian C. 37V6 37?; MakawcllS C 52 53
Honokaa S 0 20»i 21 Onomca S C. 52',^ —
Hutch S PC 16% — \u25a0'\u25a0 Paatihaii 8 C 28 \i 2H\i
Kllauca SC. 14% 17% Union S Co.. 66 —
OIL STOCKS
Amal Oil 00. — 75 W Coast: O pf — 101
Asso Oil Co, 40% 49% Do com ... — —
Sterling Oil..- 3% 4% " • , •
' MISCRLI-ANEOUS 7
Alaska, PA. BS*4 89 Pac Aux F A 3 —
Cal F C A..J01 '— Pac'C 80rax. 154 —
MV& MtTm.loo — Pac> T&T pfd 97 98
N Alas S CV.114/ 120 Do' com ... 43 • 45J4
Morning Session ' • j
50 Alaska Packers' - Assn. R5.75 "
10 Alaska Packers' A55n..... ..... 88.87« i
, 40 Alaska Packers':. Assn.... W.oo'
50 Associated Oil C 0 ...:..: ... 49.25
•T Anglo & London -p. Xat Bank.. 146. 75 .
5 Anglo. & London P Nat Bank. J . 140. 50
65 Oal ; Fruit - Canncr'a* Assn . . .'. . : ; 101 . 00
,200 Hawaiian Coml & Sugar C 0.... 37.50 \
10 Onomea' Sugar • Co .. ..../.... ..-.•52.50
330 Spring Valley Water C0...^.... -43. 00 .
175 Bpring Valley Water C 0 ...... ..46.12%
$2,000 City Electric Co 5s ........ 91.50
$2,000 Ixjs -Angeles Ry '55<:.v: ....; .-.'109.00 \u25a0
$1,000 NRy.fO-0ftCa1;55... .......... 11.1. 00
?5,000 S F. Oak fc"S Joee Ry T,». . ;. . : .105. 25'
$2,0ii0 S F, O & S.J Ry 2dmtg 55... 05.n0
$1,000 l?nlted,R B'of'SK -4«. ....... 74. 87 1»"
v• : ;..\u25a0:\u25a0 \u25a0- •\u25a0 Street— \u25a0\u25a0 ; \u25a0\u25a0 .. '. '\u25a0\u25a0 - " ' \u25a0 '\u25a0 \u25a0 -
. 10 Alaska "Packers'- A55n. '.'. ."..... .V p 88.75 •
20 Makawell Sugar Co .... ......'.." r>2. 75
50 Onomea Sugar \u25a0Co '.•.'. ..:'.".. .'. .".52.25 '
55 Paclflc Tel & Tej "(pM>;' \u25a0» 10.. 97.50
51,200 Hawaiian Coml-ft Sugar C 0....'37.25
$8,000 Honolnlu R T & L. « 5...-.'...-.-.. ..-.'...-.-. .106. OO
fI.OOO LosAng-Pac R-U Ist Con 55.: 107.00 •
' ..Afternoon Session - ..
' •'\u25a0 Board-^-'-* -/.>"\u25a0•\u25a0 ': ' " • '
•\u25a0\u25a0 ,25 Alaska^Paekerk'.' Af55n.'. .. . . . . . . 5R.7."
; 55 Alaska. Packers' '"Acm. . . . .. . , .'.'S.S..S7U
25 Associated Oil Co .......... 49.25 '
.- 15 r Associated ' Oil • Co. -.."\u25a0. V. ........ 4ft. 37U
150 City Electric <>> '........: 45. 75 "
50 Makaweli Rucar C0,.'.vV..-.;..-;?s3.(Ki';
\u25a0: " 310 Pjunhdn \u25a0 R :.r \u25a0 C». i 1 ." ;". *....;;•. 2*.2.v\u0094
iv>._-.V) Spring- Valleys Water 0. ........ -'46.(10 ' "
\u25a0. 150 Spring .Valley j Water C^». :V...'.. 45. SO - J
30 Sprlne,''Valle.y" Water C0.'.". .;.;, '45.37%
' -'50 Sprinjf. A*»lleT'»Water'Co.V;V.:.."4s.62^
$1,000 Associated . Oil 1 55: : ... ;•; . . . . .-; . ng.oau
$9,000 Associatctl Oil 55.. .........;.. US. SO"
$5.00«> People's; Wat*r Co' 5«. ....... ;.• 72.00 .-
SLOO*) 1 Powell .st ' Rr ..':..-. . .v:\.V.102.50i*-;
r $5,000 Spring- Val : WatT gen Tntge^s.* 89,S7ii
$4,000 United R: R'of S F -i 5 ........ 74.87';
'; •• -'•- Street^- ;-i;,.-.v,\,--^- .*,\u25a0;,.• - ;7 .
" "' <50 Alaska : Packers'; As*n "..... BS;s7Jt,
V-V -'BS Onomea Sugar .'. . .:."... .... 52.50 ',"
$2.00fl ; I'eople's ; Wa t e r \u25a0 Co ) 55 .' . ; . . . ". . '. ; '. 72 . 00 ',
:. California Stock n'nd < Oil ; Exchange .
\u25a0 • " .'-:'; Bld.'AskM : \u25a0..•-*\u25a0 /'Bid. Ask.
Amanrot . . . ...' 75 5 \ — | I'araf flne -. ... .1.35 ;-. .•
Amy — 2.2o!Palmer ...1-10 1.15
Apollo ......'. it 15 Piedmont ..... — 1S
Bay City..-.;. l.so —final ........7.50 9.50;
Blue Mootf : . . .12 - — Premier ...... 1-1" . — :
Brookshire .1 05 1 *>5 Producers ... .2.<»0 —
Caribou ..15.00 ir>.b:iV> Record »..".<) —
Chi Cnirte ... li". — Kico ..: ..1.95 2...0
Claremont ...1.85 2.00 Royalty ...... — 1-25
Hel" Key . .... ,21 S F & McK.27.00 —
Four •-...:... 40 42 Saver Dough. . < — 2.80
Fulton ....... — 1.25 Section' 2s ..20.00- —
111 Crude ... 4< — Sesnon \u25a0.....-. 8. Ort —
Junction ..... 40:. _ Silver- Tip. -.3.32% 3.35
Linda Vlgta. . . 25 — Sovereign '.• • • 25-27
Luclle ....;. — ;12.75 S W & B. 45 " —
Mascot ......1.75 Sterling ...... — 4.00
Mecca ..;.... " 1 . 30 Sunset Mon ... 50
M»nte Cristo. 1.80 1.90 Turner ....... — ..•."
Nev County:.. 30 —i Wolverine .... 2j —
New Prnn Pet CO' 7S W X Oil Co. .2.15 2.30
SALES
11:30 a. m.— ' .^'
T4 Associated ...; ••• 50.00
50 Associated ...... , 49...0
350 Palmer . . .. . ... .V. ....:.......... l 1. 12%
100 Premier ...-. .....: • l- 05
100 Premier •• • 1-07%
.100 B*rookshlre. V 5 1.10 v
"50 Carllnm . 15.37%.
'200 Illinois Crude • :{9
800 Illinois Crudw . •• - 40
500 Illinois Crude ". . . . .45
500 Palmer v ... ..'. 1.10
10 Palmer ... '. I- 00
1000 Premier . 1-07%
10CO Premier, b' 60 "•".' ••••'• 1 - I<>
500 Premier, s 5. 1.12%
500W.K Oil Co •••• -- 20
Informal — •- '
200 Monte Cristo 1.75.
• •\u25a0-. . . • . ?- /: \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0'
Mining Stock*'
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday: N
COMSTOCKS I
Regular Mornlnx Session
J OO Best & Belch.- 1)2 300 Occidental 14
100 Bullion ...... 25 200 Occidental .... 35
800 Con Va M..1.82% 150 Ophlr ..2.22»/a
800 Exchequer . .. 37 300 Potosl «8
300 Gould & Cur.-- 45 200 Savage 58
800 Hale & Norc 04 400 Silver Hill ...• 20
SCO Lady Wash •.. 16 400 Silver Hill ... 19
500 Mexican "...1. 92% 50 Union '\u25a0\u25a0 '•>">
400 Mexican ' 1.95 200 Yellow Jacket.l.4s
100 Mexican 1.90|
Afternoon Session
100 Andes ....... ;?0 SOON Gould & C. 31
: r.OO Andes ....... 29 2CHJ Ophlr ..2.17%
100 Best 4; Belch. M 100 Potosl :.. OS
6(n) Best & Belch. 90 500 Savage ....... 38
900 Con Va.M Co. 1.80 100 Savage .59
4C>O Exchequer ... 37 200 Seg Belcher .. 13
200 Gould & Cur. 4tl 500 Sierra Nev ... S3
100 Hole & Norc. VA 700 Union 98
100 Mexican ......1.90 200 Utah ..... ..".'. 15
600 N Gould & C 30
Informal Session
400 Alta 22 700 Lady Wash ..17
300 A Ua ... ..23 300 Mexican ....'1.87%
200 Andes ....... 29 800 Occidental .... "<>
400 Belcher 1.30 300 Occident al .... 37
200 Best &. Belch. SS SOO Ophlr ......2.17%
300 Crown Pt. ..1.27% 110<> Ophlr ...2.tt>
200 Chollar ...... 34 4<X) Overman .:... 74
250 Con Va M I.SO 700 Savage 58
1400 Con Va.M.. 1.82% 000 Savage 59
1000 Con Va M....1.W 100 Sierra Nev ... S4
300 Gould & Cur. 45 800 Silver Hill :.. IS
100 Hale & Norc. 64 400 Union .... :>7
."00 Hale & Norc. <!."> 200 Union . - 99
SOO Julia ........ 10 .500 Union ...1.00
200 Justice. 22 400 Yellow Jacket.l.4s
300 Justice .. 23|
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
Bid. Ask. ' Bid.Ask.
Alpha 13 15 Kentuek ..... 15 17
Alta 22 25 l/idy Wash . - I<s —
Andes 29 30 Mexican 1.90 1.92
Belcbcr ; 1.25 1.35 New York Con 07' —
Best. & Belch. S.S !M> N Gould &. C. 30 31
Bullion .:.... 24 20 Occidental .... 37 —
Crown P0int.. 1.22 1.27 Ophlr ........2.20 2.25
Caledonia — .70 Overman ...... 73 "."»
Challenge Con .37', 40 Potosl ........ CS 70
Chollar . . 33 34 Savage f>S 60
Confidence . ..1.40 1.50 Scorpion :.... 14 16
Con Imperial. OS oi> Seg Belcher ..12 13
Con Va M C0.1.W! I.B7ISIerrR Nev ... 84 H5
E Sierra Nev 06 — Isilver Hill ... 18 19
Exchequer -...'- 3G ." 37)St -Ixwls • f fl —
Gould & Cur. 44 45 Union .l.tlO 1.05
Hale & Norc. 04 C 5 Utah 14 16
Julia IS 20 Yellow Jacket.l.42 1.47
Justice 22 25
TONOPAH AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS
: Regular Morning Session
100 Bunker Hi 11. .4 .50! SO «ld , Con M...7.nr.
200 Com. Fraction. 41 1000 Midway ...... IS
1000 Dm B BU« C. 01]2000 Red lU"s •••• °3
100 Gld CM,510.7.92%|25fK) Tramp Con .. 08
Afternoon Session
RelniODt ..... -A4|looo Jack. P0t .... 07
600 Belraont ..... 95 500 Jim Butler .. 09
500 Blue Bull ... 04 1500 Mayflower Con <>4
SOO Palsy . ... OS 1000 Pitts S Peak.. S7
44K> Florence 2.70 1000 Red Top Ex.. 01
100 Florence 2.65| 500 West End ... 23
\u25a0 \u25a0 Informal Session
2400 Belmont ..... 96 3600 Mac Nam ara .. 26
COO Com Fraction. 41 1000 Raw Coalition. Ift
50 Gld Con M...7.90 500 Round Mr.... 59
1000 Do. s 5.... 7. 80 1000 Yellow Tiger.. 06
4000 Mayflower Con 04!
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
CALIFORNIA
Bid.Ask. l Bid.Ask.
Bunker Hill.. — 4. OOjCent Eureka... 36 —
NEVADA
Tonopah District
Btd.Ask. ' Bid.Ask.
Belmont 95 96 North Star ... 01 02
Jim Butler ..Oft 10 Rescue Con .. : — 02
MacNamara .. 20 27 Ton Exten*... 65 . r
Midway 17 18 Ton of Nev... 6.62 -". —
Mlzpah Ex .. 02 — West End '... 23 —
Montana 82 |
Goldfleld District
Adams.'..' — 01 Gld Ke.wanas.. Ofi 07
Atlanta .. 10 11 (Jld Merger M. 07 OS
Blue Bell ... 02 0;{ Grandma . 01 02
due Bull "... 03 (H Circut Bend .. 03 04
Booth 08 09 Grt Rend Anx 01
CO D 06 — Grt Bend Ex. — 01
Columbia .... — 03 Jumbo =Xx ... 13 15
Columbia Ml. — 03 Kendall - 03, —
Com Fraction. 41 — I^one Star .... 03 04
Cracker Jack. 01 02 Lou Dillon ... — 02
Daisy . : .OS 09 Maync ....... 01 —
Dm B Btte C. — 02 Or«j 03 04
Dmdfld Trngl. — ' 01 Red Hills \u0084.. Ci 203
Florence .2.67 2.72 Red Top Ex.. 01 02
Florence Ev.. — 01 Sandstorm .... — <M
Frances Mbk. 02 — Silver Pick .. 08 10
Gold Bar Gld —WO3 gt Ives ...... 07 —
Gld Con M...7.80 7. 85 Wonder . .'— 02
Gld Portland. — 02 Yellow Tiger.. 06. 07
Bullfrog District
Amethyst — 01 Mont Bullfrog. — , 01
Bonnie "Clare.. — 11 Montgomy Mt. 02 • -. O!J
Rlfrf Nat Bk — 02 Tramp, Con .. 07 — .
HouiMtake. K. 01 Valley Vl»w. .. — <)"
Mayflower Con <« ; ot
Matihattsn DUtrict
Man Con 03 04 Mineral Hill..— VO2
Man Comb ... — 01 Mustang Man.. <>l 02
Mail .Dexter... 03 (M Pine Nut — 01
\u25a0 , Other Districts
Balloon Hill.. — 05! Nev Hills .... — 70
Eagle's Nest. — 04 1 Pitts S Peak. \u0084S5 S8
Fairvw (1-Blii — (r2 Ratnscv -01 02
Falrvw Hallst — 01 Raw Coalition. Ift »\u25a0 —
Fiijrvw Eagle. 12' Raw - Qnenn '. . 20 —
Jack Pot .... _ 10 I*nund Mt -: . . . OS . —
Copp/r Stocks ' -,
Cum Ely .. 5.2". B.so|Ncv Con ..26. 57 27.12
GirnuxCns.il. 75 12.001
t-— — — T-— — — — — f*
GRAIN MARKET
\u25a0 AVheat and l '^Other -Grain* f> :'".
Wbeat— Foreign futures wt-ro ". lower. This
market, was rery weak and apparently ' on the
Terge of a decline. :i Buyers could secure sup
plies below quotations In many instances.
CASH WHEAT •\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0. \u25a0- .
California, _; $2.10^2.20: Prono
and white Australian. $2.10@2.17«^. Northern
wheat— Clnb. $1.921401.07'^; Russian red. $1.90
fg1.92%; turkey red, ' $1.03 ©J.05;: bluestcm,
»2.12U.@2.15 per ctl.
. FUTURES -
No quotations. " \u25a0
- Barley — The Slay -option was Tory weak yes
terday owing to the stagnation of the cash mar-;
ket, ' and besides It- was' under ; bear manipula
tion.which depressed-It. -The Los Angnles mar
ket Is taking liberal. lines from the San Joa
quin valley. - ' -• :. ..
CASH.' BARLKT -. : '
."Extra choice feed, 1 $1.40% ; good to choice feed.
$1.42^^1.45; common to fair. $1.40@1.41^ per
ctl; brewing. $1.45(3)1.47%; shipping 10t5,: 51.45;
cheTaller, $1.60@1.G5 per ctl. \u25a0
May ...:. .. .SI;4V • \u25a0$1.40 $1.4«4 v §1.43%
December— Nd sales:?l.2S bid. $1.35 asked.
" .. 2 p. m. .Session >--• "
' . \u25a0 -'Open- . High •,'' Low \ Close'
May ...... ...Sr.4r.a4 $1.4* ' $ 1.43% ?1.44
. December— No sales:. sl.2« bid, $1.32 asked.. \
\u25a0 . Oats—Dealers are ; quoting \u25a0a •\u25a0 Tory ' weak l mar- 1
ket. Trith quotations \u25a0 unchanged. ,;;.\u25a0• • '- . .' \u25a0;; , ;i
Reds for feefj.-si.fi2<4*ri.72H:." reds for seed.
?l.So(g2.10; black. $l.W«a-2.SO;'-. gray,^ nominal at
$1.70@1.75: white. 51.70^1.75 per ctl for fair to
K0..l and $1.77>4<?51.80 for extra choice. \u25a0 ; . :
'•'-.C«rn— Small t round :yeHow.^ $1.70<iiJ. 75; -white.
$1.75<rf1.80: Targe yellow, $I.7sr^lfSo;' western
states -yellow.-- in' bulk.' Sjih. Frsnclsco-.trafk.,
$1.02VJ(5 l.«r. ;, white. $I.W©l.7O;; mixed.. sl.6o@
1.62 v^ per etl : *. white Egyptian; ; *1.65@1.70;
brown " do. ~s I.s7l^ (g; l. fi2V»' per ctl. \u25a0 \u25a0 ,\' '
. .Rj-c--Utah Is quoted at"sl.9o; California, nom^
'. \u25a0; •\u25a0- Forel«n ; Futures '> .;'\u25a0; • '-. }.',;\u25a0 ' :,."
LIVERPOOL ,
;- ; -Wheii— . \u25a0' \u25a0?.: \u25a0".> March Mar
Opening? ./-'....' ';'.;'. ;\u25a0.'. Z'..:., S 4\* s I^4
C10>ing;..;:T,. .;.......:....... 5 3,4 Si'
:-.'-"\u25a0' :\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0: \u25a0>\u25a0:-. -'" \u25a0 PARIS ; •;.">' "-'
?. Wheats. ; Jan. .'\u25a0 M»v-Aug.'
<>I>eulng. v: V.v. ;.'....-.; ;'.. 24 10 . \u25a0\u25a0-. im-So-,'
Closing i ..".......\u25a0;.'.-."'...'.-..•'.\u25a0; 21 1" ; -24-BOW
•'. Flour-^-. -.--: •;-; \u25a0, .; . .. , -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ':• - *•. •'. "'.^t-i
Opening ...',.\u25a0,,..,,,,',,\u25a0.,,.. 31 00: : .'L'J 50'
SUMM ARY OP
THEE MARKETS
X*w York utockit' itnd coppers
. lov»er. x
Cotton hns'a sharp drop.
Sprinj? Valley water stock lower.
A'eiv Vprk an«I * »terllng \u25a0 exchange
. higher.
AVhent very urak nml dull.
Barley quiet. Oats nrak.
.\o cbnnee in liny or beann.
Provision .nnd meat, markets .a*
• befdre.
Eegi declined nealni -Butter firm.
Potatoes and onions unchnnKfd.
Fresh fruits continue dull.
Poultry steady game vreak.
Cloaing ...,...,..; 31 C 5 3265
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision*
CHICAGO, Jan. 12.— Corn made new crop rec
ords today. Oats also advanced and wheat,
after, falling off In the forepart of the session,
mad" decided advances and closed' above yeater- '
Jay's figures.^ Provisions . showed strength.
, Noticeable early weakness in the wheat pit to
day-baaed 'on 'depressing foreign cables, primary
arrivals trebling those of a year ago and a stag
nant demand for cash wheat, was later changed
to an advance of from to V4c over yesterday's
figures. The range for the day wan from %c to
Tj c. On the slump May touched $1.12% and
closed »4@ We. higher than yesterday's final
figures at $1.1314^.1.15%. -
Weather had a marked effect in corn. Futures
trnveled over a range of from %c to %@lc. and
established new record prices for the crop. May i
touching 69»;e, July 69>4c and September 69V»C
The close was at almost the top, with May %c |
higher at (i9%c. '
•Prices in oats were strong throughout. 1 The
prin<»pal buyers were - commission houses and
cash concern^ The range for the day was
from %©%c. prices never falling below the
opening figures. ~: The ' clone was at nearly top j
prices with May T *©lc higher than yesterday's:
final figures at'4S%c.
Provision prices closed: Pork 32Vi ©35c, lard
12^@15c and ribs 17%(g20c higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
. , ' Open High Ixwv Close
"Wheat—
May 1.12% 1.13% 1.12%' 1.13H
July 1.02% 1.03 V* • 1.021,2 1.03%
September 98Vi 9S?i 98^, • 65%
Corn —
May :C9 r,9% GS*i 695,
July ........... US^ <>9V4 08Va 60 &
September iiH% G9* /8 68% ! C9i»
Oats —
May 4SU 48%' 47% 45%
July ....... 44-li 4".% 44V4 4."i^
September 41% 42%.. 41%. 42%
Megs pork, per bbl —
January .......22.00 22.27% 22.00 -22.07%
Mayf ..21.92% 22.22% 21.92% 22.22%
July ...22.10 22.12% 22.07% 22.22%
I-ard. per 100 lbs —
January 12.72% 12.75 12.72% 12.72%
May \. ...... ...12.07% 12.23 12.07% 12.25
July ...'........12.02% 12.20 1a. 02% 12.20
Short ribs, per 100 lbs —
January 11.75 11. SO 11.72% 11.60
May ...11.52% 11.70' 11.52% 11.67%
July 11.55 11.70 11.55 11.70
I 1 .9
Cash Grain and Provisions
CHICAGO, Jan. 12.0— Cafh quotations were as
follows: '.Flonr,' steady. No. 2 rye,- 79 %c. Feed
or mixing barley. 64(g6Se; fair to choice malt
ing. 6!KfS74e. No. : 1 southwestern flaxseed.
$2.08; do "No. 1 northwestern, $2.18; timothy
seed. to.VO. Clover. $15. Mess pork, per bbl.
$22.1 0«ji22.20. I-ard. per 100 lbs. $12.72%®
12.75. Short ribs, sides (loose). $11.50@U.87%;
short clear sides (boxed). 512^12.25. i \u25a0
CHAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 216,000 bushels. Primary receipts were
\u2666>54,000 bushel*, compared with 204.000 bushels
the corresponding day a year ago. Estimated
receipts for tomorrow:. Wheat, 20 cars; corn,
227 cars; oats. >U cars; hogs; 25.000 head.
Northern Wheat Market
: ! WASHINGTON
TACOMA. Jun. 12.— IUiiestem, $1.20; club,
$1.10; icd Russian, $1.08.
SKATTI.E, Jan. 12. — Milling quotations: Blite
steni.Sl.ls: club, $1.11: fife. $1.11; red Rus
sian. $1.09. f Export — Bluestem, $1.12; club,
$1.03; fife, $1.08; red Russian. $1.00. Car re
ceipts np to noon— Wheat, 10 cars; oats, 2 cars.
Yesterday's receipts — Wheat, 25 cars; oats, 3
cars; barley, . 7 cars.
OREGON*
PORTLAND, Jan. 12.— Track prices: Clnb,
$1.11; bluestem, $1.21; red Russian, $1.10: tur
key red, $1.12; forty-fold. $1.15; valley, $1.10.
/ XeiT York Grain Market
NEW YOltK. Jan. 12. — Flour— Quiet and about
steady. Receipts, 23,374 barrels; shipments,
7.055 barrels.' -..
Wheat— Spot, steady: No: 1 red. $1.33 eleva
tor, domestic, and $1.32 f. o." b. afloat, nominal;
No. 1 northern Duluth." $1.27'/i: No. 2 hard win
ter, $1.25V4 f. o. b. afloat, nominal. There was
a nervous market in wheat and prices, after de
clining %©%c early under weak cables and
larger receipts, rallied in the. afternoon. The
close was about >ie net higher. May closed at
$1,201,4; July, $1.11. Receipts, 38,400 bushels.
Minneapolis Grain and Produce
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 12. — Wheat — May,
Sl.lKft: July. $1.12%@1.12%: cash— No. 1 hard.
$1.15%(<?1.1Gt4; Xo. 1 northern, $1.U%ff11.15%;
No. 2 northern, $1.12%<g1.13*£; No. 3 northern,
$1.U%(&1.12%.
Corn — No. 3 yellow. 59?; (aeo^ic.
Oats— No. .Vwhite. 45%r44(i%e.
Ilye— No. 2. 7C%@7S%c.
Flax — $2.26?«.
LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts) of Produce January 12
Flour, qr'sks.... 3,77o! Leather, rolls ... 135
Wh«at, ctls .. .. 59"> Tallow, ctls .... •"•
Barley, ctls ....10,043 Hides, No 1,975
Oats, ctls ...... -801) Pelts, No 450
Beans, sks , 4!X) Lime, bbls JH)
Bran, sks ...... 600 Sugar, ctls 3,000
Middlings, ska .. 50 Brandy, gals 200
Potatoes, sks ...10,223 Wine, gals .:... .57,50»l
Onions, sks ..... 1,360 Lumber, . M ft.... 100
Hay, tons 250 Raisins, bxs .... 2,400
Hops, bales 2 Calfskins, bdls .. SO
Wool, sks ...... 21 Livestock, No ... 300
Feed, sks ...... 304 Oranges, bxs ....'1,300
OREGON
Wheat, ctls ..... .... . 503
STATES
Flour, qr 5k5...... 3,040
Provision*
Local packers and wholesalers ' report the mar
ket active and strong, with nn exceptionally
good . demand • for compound lard. ,'
Cottolene— One. half bbl, 13% c; 2 half bbls,
13c; 1 tierce, 12% c; 2 tierces, 12% c; 5 tierces,
12% c. \u25a0\u25a0•- -. • . .-.-\u25a0\u25a0 - . .
; Hams and Bacon — The Western meat company
quotes as follows: Hams, 17%(&18c: picnic hams,
13% c; California hams. l«@17c; fancy bacon. 6
to 8 lbs. 23% c; S to 10, lbs, 21 %c: 10 to 12 lbs.
21 V>c;. light dry salt bacon. 8 to 10 lbs. 19c; 10
to 12 lbs, 18%e: raedhim bacon, 17% c; light me
dium bacon, 17% c. •..
- I^ard — Tierces 1534 c 50s 16c, 10s 16% c, 5s
16% c, 3 16% c; compound lard, tierces lie, 50a
11% C 10s ll=4c, 5511% c, 3s 12c; yellow cook
ing oil, 07c' per gal; white cooking oil, 69c per
gal; salad oil, 71c per gal.
- Beef — Local prices are quoted. .Export lots.
Inspected by :, the . government, are $1 per bhl
higher.- Extra family beef. $12 per bbl; family
beef.. $11.50 per. bbl; extra mess beef,. $11.50
per bbl; smoked beef, 19c per lb.
' Pork — Extra-prime, in barrels. $27.50; clear,
$30; mess, $80: pig pork, $32.50; pigs' feet.
$5.50 for half bbls, $2.40 for 25 lb kegs and
$1.35 "for -kits. .;• .._,- ..;: :'_ - . i^V-V^ii^
Meat Market
.DRESS MEATS
.Slaughterers' rates. to dealers and butcher's^re
as follows: ..•/,
\,Beef — 7%fgSc per lb for steers, 6U<5J7%c for
cows and heifers. ' \u25a0•
\u25a0 Yeal — B@llc for large and 10$jl0%c for small.
;Mutton— Wethers, lOCriUlc; ewes, 9@loc per lb.
Lamb— l2%fij:i3%c. per lb.
-\u25a0 ; Dressed: Pork (per .lb) — 11%@12%c for llgnt
and 9%@10c for heavy: .
:,\u25a0: :y •'«-.-. LIVESTOCK MARKET ,
' The '\u25a0 following . quotations are t for good, sound
livestock, delivered ] in \u25a0> San Fkancisco, =. gross
weight: :--' '.-\u25a0- : ' '\u25a0• \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0: ..'\u25a0\u25a0 : \u25a0«\u25a0•'. - ;
i:,~2i0. lfat steers, over 900 lbs. alive. 4%@.">c
per lb;- under 900 Jbs. 4%c: second quality, 4%
@4%c;. third quality,' 3%@3%c. , . , -
.No. 1 cowa and heifers. .3% <Li4c; second qual
ity,- 3%<?|i3H i < > : third quality. -2% @3c; common,
thin-, undesirable cows,- 2%gi2?4c. - :U>*>
bulls and stags, 2%@2%c; half fat or thin
bulls. - l%@2c., i • s; :\ ;
Calves— Light weight, per. lb. 5%c; medium.
sc; heavy,'4@4%c.' \u25a0 -
Sheep .(per lb)— Wethers, No. ,1, u^^o^c;
ewes,'4%«g4*4c. '\u25a0'\u25a0
vi.Lamb' (per \u25a0 lb)— This year's milk lambs, 6Va
&7c:-- ,:'-. \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0. \u0084 - -.. ': •\u25a0 . \u25a0\u25a0 • - \u25a0\u25a0- - v.. -
\u25a0vHoga: (per lb) — Hardgraln fed. weighing 100
to 140 lbs, I S%c; 14.0 to 250 lbs, S%c; 250 to 350
lbs,' Bc; common, undesirable hogs, s@6c.
But trr, * and 13-csrs
".."\u25a0 Continued [ large arriyals and a 'general incHna
tlon^on'the:part,ofire»-eiTe_rß;to pet from under
resnltpd- In-anothrrirtrop. in-.czg quotations \u25a0 yes
terday, '- the.; decline > being 2c.; ln extras and: firsts
andilcinsei»omls:anii thirda.'-.TrafilnSiWas con-"
flned^to; extras*. under tht^cull <wi the "exchange
and : a 1 bid " of ; 3oc • ;i ' dozen was. accepted '\u25a0 for • the
first "-lot- offered; Th^ mnrket j subsefriiently : . re
eorered * and\ closed , firm a t " 31c, -i the : new \u25a0 quota*'
Hob.'i The new .'prices for the'im<ler.isra<les irerfi
established :hy,.bl<|s. .: The quotations for storage
gpo<ls. were;oinitted.~*J. . : .'. • ;-;y.- .' - •:
\u25a0'tTlm'geneiigl situnli'»n in buttoi n;is unchnnged;
Storks' i were s ample, j hut prices j were; maintained
and 3 all i grades - of \u25a0< f r«-«h crnainerj- : gooils . were
ofßclally' ; floolaretr;firm \u25a0 Instead fof 'steady as in
the>" lust-, report.- Cliecsp 'was'qulet, and ua
rhansed.'SSfifeSwA®^SSSSsOftS^- ~- •- \u25a0 - \u25a0 .
V-Sales^oo' tße'exi-hangn wpi<> as fi>ljows:
iK ßutter— 2o T cases of / fi«ih' ; extras .at Stc/a
'ponnil.':»..^ r i<-vi-.':t/v : -;.A*vi\4'--ji,"> rV'.-'. ; \u25a0'\u0084\u25a0\u25a0..'*.,!
r* Epgs^-10 1' eases : of fresh \u25a0• extras at • ouc, . 20 ;at
Wheat Market Weak and Inactive j
Eggs Declining and Butter Firm
30% c and 90 at 31«; a doirn.
Receipts were 26,500 pounds of butter, 14,ti00
pounds of cheese and W9O cases of eggs.
The following are official quotation established
by the sales, bids and offers on the floor of the
dairy exchange. Prices in the street, while gov
erned by the exchange quotation*, generally
range from l%c to 2c higher, owing to the
various charges to be added. ' .
Butter — Fresh creamery extras, 34c per lb.
firm; do- firsts, 3.1 c, firm; do seconds, 29c,
firm: California storage extra?.' 31 %c. firm;
do firsts, 30c, firm; extra storage ladles, 25% c,
firm ; -do firsts. 25c, ftteady.
Cheese — California . fancy flats, 18c per lb.
firm; do firsts, 16% c, firm: do seconds. 16c. firm;
fancy Young Americas. 19c, steady; do firsts,
18c. • steady; fancy \u25a0 Oregon .Young Americas,
lS%c, firm; do flats, lS%c,. firm; California
fancy storage flats, 17%e, firm; do firsts. 10% c.
firm; storage Young ' Americas. 18% c, firm; New
York singles, 19% c. ftrm; do daisies, -19 %c.
firm; Wisconsin siiigleg, 18% c. firm.
Eggs \u25a0 (per dozen, eases Included)— California
fresh extras, 31c, firm; do firsts. 30c. firm:
do seconds, 29c, firm; do thirds, 27c. firm; Cali
fornia storage extras, nominal.
Portland Butter. Market
PORTLAND, Jan. 12. — City and country
creamery extras, 39c;' fancy, 35@37c; store,
20(g24c. \u25a0\u25a0 <:-.\u25a0
Ege Market in Nearby Counties
PETALUMA, Jan. 12.— Eggs took another drop
today after the receipt of quotations from the
San Francisco dairy exchange; 30c .was the best
offering on time receipts. 29c cash was paid by
local dealers and speculators. The demand is
good and receipts are improving.
SANTA ROSA, Jan. 12. — The continued heavy
downward movement of eggs has caused con
sternation among the poultrymen, as there 13
no apparent cause for the slump now in progress*
While the output is increasing, there Is no sucb
quantity as to cause price* to go to the level
they are reaching, at the present time, as the
demand continues good for all' offered. On re
ceipt of advices today from the San Francisco
dairy produce exchange prices dropped 2c. the
local quotations going to 29c per dozen .for
choice and 2Gc for second*.
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetable*
Two boxes of :r parasus one of natural and
the other of forced growth, came lv yesterday.
The former-was from the river and sold at 65c a
pound, while the forced growth stock lacked
color and the receiver had not disposed of it np
to a late hour. Several consignment* of choice
bell peppers came In from the Los Angeles re
gion and were held at sharply advanced prices.
Peas of good quality remained firm, while poor
stock continued to drag at weak rates. . There
was nothing new In potatoes or onions.
Potatoes (per ctl)— River white. 7S@9oc for
common to choice and $X 1. 10 for fancy; Sa
linas Burbanku, $1.23@1.40; Oregon Bnrbanks.
$1.20@1.30: sweet potatoes. $1.60@1.73.
Onions — $l@l.lo per ctl.
Vegetables — Green peas, 10@lSc per lb: gar
lic, C@7c per lb: cabbage. 40<3".0c per ctl:
cucumbers. $1@1.50 per dozen: cauliflower. 75@
Ssc per dozen : turnips, 7."c per sack : carrots.
60@75c per sack; eggplant, I3e per lb: green
peppers, B@loc per lb: rhubarb, $1.75(3? P*r boxr
celery. Sofe;4Oc per dozen: lettuce. $3<g5.50 per
crate; mushrooms, 50c@51.25 per bos.
Deciduous and Citrus Fruit*
Conditions and prices In the market for fresh
fruits remained exactly the same yesterday as
on the preceding day. Dullness continued to
dominate the entire market, as retail tradesmen
were waiting for the weather to moderate be
fore purchasing freely, and there was very little
movement in shipping channels. Three. cars of
oranges came in and were/ added to the already
heavy accumulation of that fruit.
Cranberries — $7<&8.30 per bbl.
Apples (per box) — Fancy bellflowers, $1.2-"i.vi>
1.50: do Newtown pippins. $1.2531.30; do red.
$1.M)«*1.73; choice. 75c 691: common. 40<g65c;
Christmas apples, $1.75^:2.25.
Pears— Winter Nellis, $2@2.25 per box; other
varieties, $1«c61.23.
Citrus Frnlts (per box 1 * — Navel oranges, $2.2S
«t2.50 for fancy and $1.G5<32 for choice: tanger
ines. 73c(5:5l for small and 51.25@t.50 for large
boxes; grapefruit. $2.50(fx3 for seedless; lemon".
$3.."0(5!4 for fancy. $2.50(33 for choice and $l«g
1.50 for standard; limes. *4@4..V).
Tropical Fruits— Bananas. $1ig1.73 pec bunch
for Hawaiian and $2.30-'a.3.r>o for Central Ameri
can; pineapples, $2^2.50 per dozen.
Dried Kraifa. Knininn. Siit* and Honey
There is . a better demand for prunes in New
York, owlns to cold weather, but business Is of
a Jobbing character.
Fruits — Evaporated apples. 7%@Si-ie: apricots.
10@12c; moorpark. 12Vi<5J13c; - p-aehes, 3%@
7V4c; prunes. 2%@3c. with %c premium for 40s;
figs. 4«54%c: pears, 6@loc; nectarines, s@6c.
Raisins — Layers, clusters — 6 crown, $2.30; 5
crown. $1.75; 4 crown, $1.25; ordinary layers,
3 crown, 90e; 2 crown. 83c: seeded. 4%@3%c;
seedless sultanas. 2%@4e; Thompson's seedless.
3%c for unbleached and 7@7%c for bleached:
loose muscatel. 4 crown, 4c; 3 crown. 3%c; 2
crown, 3c; seedless, 2V4c.
Nuts — Almond*, nonpareils. 14%@13c; IXL.
14@14*5c; ne plus ultra. 13@13%c: Drake, lOVj
<;llc; languedoos, 10@10%c: hardsbells. 6%i@
7c: walnuts, 13% c per lb for No. 1 softshells.
S%c for No. 2 do; pecans, 14%@16c: Italian
chestnuts. 9%@10c; peanuts, 4%@3c: pine nuts,
18(3 20c per lb.
Honey— Comb. 14@13c for water white and 10
@12c per lb for light amber; dark amber, 7(sSc:
extracted, 7%c for water white and 5%@6%e
for . light amber; candled and dark amber, 4@
4%c per lb.
Beeswax— 27 ViftSOc per lb for light and 23@
26c for dark.
Poultry and Game
Business in poultry was less active yesterday
than on the preceding day. bnt as there, was no
western stock received and receipt* from state
points continued light, prices for all descriptions
of live stock were maintained. About 50 cases
of dressed turkeys came In and sold at 26i$2Sc a
jMMind for general offerings, while occasional
sales of prime xtock were reported at 2J>c. Game
was dull, with prices rather weak thin other
wise.
Poultry (per dozen) — Hens. $3(36 for small.
$6.50<?47.50 for large and $S@lo for extra: young
roosters, $6.,V) / it7.30; do extra large. $*(®I0: old
roosters, $*@5; fryers. $6fq:6.50; broilers. $4@5
for large and $3@4 for small; ducks, $7^10:
pigeons. $1.50: squabs, $3<g3.r>o: geese. $2.50<g3
per pair; dressed turkeys. 2t>@2Se per lb. :
Game (per dozen) — Mallard duck*. Jtitß; can
vasbacks. $3.50<3«: sprig. $3.30«?r»: teal. $2.50
@3; widgeon. $2fif2.50; spoonbills. $1.73@2:
blackjacks. ?2@3: gray, ducks. $3@3.50; gray
geese. $3.r>0@4.50; white geese. $1.50«52.30:
brant. $2.50<"54: honkers, $6Ji:9; hare, $1.75@
2; rabbits, $2.23@2.50.
Beans and Seed*
Beans (per ctl) — Bayos. $3££5.25:. pea, nom
inal: small white. $4.50@4.85: large white. 53.C.1
(si'3.»Mi: pink.- $3.90<94.10: red, $6(g7: bUckere.
$3.90^4.13; lima. $4.10@4.20; red kidneys, $5.25
';/.">. 40: cranberry beans, $4.25tj4.50; Garv.inzas,
52.50@3.50: horse beans. $1. 754*2.25.
Seeds — Brown mustard. 4@4%c; yellow mns
tard, 5%c: flaxseed, -4%<gsc. carload lots; ca
nary, 4% c; alfalfa, 16%@17c; rape. !%@2%c;
imported rape, 4@4%c: timothy, 6c; hemp. 3%
@3\c; millet, 3c per lb.
Dried Peas— Green, $5 per ctl.
Flour and FarlnaceouM Good*
Flour— California family extras, $8.6037 net
without discount: bakers' extras. $6.00<ij7: »n
perflne. $5.4005.70; Oregon and Washington, per
bbl. $5. 70©5.90 for family, bakers' and patents
and $4.90 for cut off; Kansas patents. $rt.4s<?
6.70; do straights. $6.25&6.50; Dakota patents,
$7.70; do straights. $6.70 per bbl.
' Farinaceous Goods— Prices In 100 lb sacks, net
cash, no discount, are as follows: Graham Clour.
$3.40 per 100 lbs; rye flour. $4; rye meal. .S3. SO:
rice flour, $7; corn meal, $3.25; extra cream do,
$3.50; oat meal, $4.40; oat groats, $4.60; farina.
$4.50; hominy, $3.50; buckwheat flour, $l i\);
whole wheat Hoar. $3.80.' rolled oats, bbls $7®
7.25, in sacks $4.40@6.75; extra cream do. $7 ia
sacks and $7.50 in barrels; rolled wheat. nb.!s
$5.00. in sacks $4.25©5: pearl. Parley. $4.73;
split peas, boxes, $5.70 for yellow and $7.50 for
green per. 100 lbs. , ,~ \u0084 .
Hay and Feedatuffn
' The circular of Somers & Co.^ajs of hay:
.'.'Owing to- heaTy arrivals the market- has
shown some little weakness, although all things
being considered . it has held; up Tery well. So
much 'of the - bay - throughout the country is in
snch strong * hands * that any/decrease in ship
ments will find corresponding strength In the
market' here.
"The. continued cold' weather throughout the
state-is helping the. consumption of bay , Tery
materially and many holders are beginning to
find markets in unexpected districts. >The moTe
me.nt of hay' north still continues, and although
there is no excitement - attending It, yet It
must ' be : admitted that if the steady demand
continue» It will materially help In shaping the
market for the. balance of th«v season. ..
,'.'Practicaliy;all of 'the \u25a0 Hawaiian business is
now being. dove from this port and. as this busi
ness 1 is assured for •\u25a0 this market for gome months
to come- we cannatnrally. look for an lmproTe
mentin trade because of this alone.
."But? little'; choice.- wheat bay censing, to
martet,>s<> it:is. difficult at. the moment to qriote
on this particular grade. v Other grades . continuo
al«ng practically, unchanzetli although occasional
sales 'are . made "both i abOTe, and, below., qnota
—?27<g2S for'red and $25(g23 per tonfer
white.- " . •- ' - - §•\u25a0;•'•
Middlings— s34(^36 per ton.
" Shorts— s29(S3O per ton. \
- Feedstuffa — Rolled -barley. $30<§31: rolled rats
for feed. $35@39; mixed feed. $23^33 for n\er-.
age" lots;; oilcake meal..— ; — ;\u25a0 cocoanut eake^oc
meal at mills. .*2T> In 20 and 10. and $25.5<l In 5
ton' lots;<-;« Jobbing. $2G: corn 'meal. $35(.J.»;
cracketl ••oni." ?;ts@39;. alfalfa meal, carloa.t lots.
$20: • Jobbing,* s2l : red' star alfttlfa meat. . s2-.» 'ln
carload lots and $21 for, jobbing; Caproco oilcake
mes!;;slß.sO pcr -ton.-.- -.;>;•, '*'-' l fßfmMty i mWUl.
•\u25a0Hay — Wheat." $!s<fc£ 19.50: .wheat and oat. $13«t
17;*tam'e oat."sl2^;t*!: Tolunteer.wlld »»t. .flO^t
14; alfalfa,' s9^l2; stock hay, 57'<jlO per ton. 7
Straw— 3o@73c per bale.
' General Merchandise
Bags-Grain bas*. 3%©s^c Jjpot : tw| 5%«
berland. $15 iv bulk *\u25a0£*££»^^^-jT^S
anthracite. $15; coke. $10 l«r »<"» » n &l<1 * "f 1
$17 In sacks. -_.i« r mare.;
Oils- Quotations are for barrels.. tiww ed.
92c per S »>W» '« **** f,?,' 1 I^™
.... cx-ifi 5c more; cantor t>U m last-.
Els^s xsBB
oil. 73c: No. 1 aeatsfont oil. 60c. *•"«*':,'.
40c; aalmon oU. 35c; boiled flsb. oil. 35c. pai ..
t U doSr*Oa Gasoline. etc.-Water jrtjt^Jjw;
barrels or drums. 10c; ISO de S . 01, Iron barre
or drums. ll%c: special do. Vt»
cases. 17c; astral. 17c; star. I.e. extra st*.
20c: Elaine. 2«% c; eocene. 20o: red crown ant
motor gusoline. In bulk 15*-. in case* —c. >o. .
engine distillate, in drums. 8c: cases. 7c more;
86 deg. gasoline. In bulk 30c. In .cases ™^- ™
nlsh makers' aad painters 1 naphtha. In bulk 11' .
in Tnr^ntin^-"Bsc per gallon la cases and 76c ia
bulk, drums and iron barrels.
Bosln (per bbl of 280 lbs>— F, $CSO; G. $8.50.
Itedan'd WhlVe Lead— Retl, B%@9c; white. 8-i
@h%c Defined scgau market )
The Western sugar refining company quotes a*
follows, terms net cash: Standard flne grami
lated. 5.35 c: standard coarse granulated. 5.35«-.
fruit granulated. 5.35 c; monarch bar. 3-iOc; 11
& E. crystal domino*, cases. 8.33 c: cube* awl
A crushed. 5.60 c; tablets, la halt bbls. 5.55e; *»
in boxes. 6.10 c; monarch powdered, 5.45 c;
XXXX powdered. 5.45 c; candy granulated.
5.45 c; confectioners* A, 5.35 c; confectioners
crystal. 3.45 c: extra flne granulated. 3.15 c; tnaz
nolia A. 4.95 c; extra C. 4.53e: golden C. 4.75 c:
D. 4.63 c. Barrels and 50 lbs bags 10c. half bbl*
25c. boxes 50c more per 10<> lbs than for bags o;
100 lbs oct. Bar In 35 and 40 lb tins $i.7'»
more. In 8 and 10 lb tins $2.35 more per 10©
lbs than price of this grade in 100 lb hn%*.
The California and Hawaiian i sagar refinlns
company quotes as follows: Granulated basis.
5.35 c; "Hlgrade" bar. 3.70 c: powdered. 3.45 c:
A crashed, 5.6i»e; berry. 5.35 c; C. * H. extrm
fine dry granulated, 5.35e: coarse dry eraßU
lat^d. 5.35 c; confTtloners' A, 5.35 c; confec
tioners' crystal. 3.43 c; cubes. 3.60 c; bricks.
5.60 c; extra fine dry granolated (100 lb bags
oply), 3.15 c: excelsior A. 4.95 c; extra C. 4.5.V;
golden V, 4.75 c; yellow D. 4.65 c; H. * X- Cry
stal dominos, 8.35 c. Additional per 100 lbs:
In barrels and SO lbs bags. 10c more; halt bbls.
25c more: boxes. 50c more for all grades. B3f
in 35 and 40 lb tins, $1.70 more; in 10 lb. tins.
$2.U5 more. ' Minimum order, carload weight.
Hide*. Tallow. Wool and Hops
Hides — Culls and brands sell about M@lc
under quotations. Heavy salted ste^rm. 13c;
medium. 12@13c; light. ll*«12c; cowhides. 11 'cc
12c for heavy, ll'fijlic for light; stags. 8c; aalted
kip. ll@12c: salted veal. 17c; salted calf. 17c:
dry hides, 19U<": dry kip. 18c; dry calf. 24c; dry
veal, 24c; sheepskins, shearlings, 20@40c each;
short wool. 50<gi73c each; mftdlnm. 7.V<Jsl each;
' long wool. $1.25^1.73: UuJ»s, 25@73c; horse
hides, xalt, J2.23''cr2.30 for large and $1.50iQ!2
for medium. 75c6£$l for small and 25^50e for
colts: bor->-hi<ie-. dry. $2@2.2S for large anil
$1.23i6:2 for medinm. 50c@$l for small an>!
, 2-><g3Oc for cotts: goatskins, prime angora, 50-51
'.'<<•; large bair goats, "5 o; 10c; medium. 2'l-vj
30c: small. s^isc.
i Tallow— No. 1 rendered, 5@5%e; No. 2, 3@
4Vjc; grease, 2@3c.
Wool — Fall clip: Northern free monntain. It
@13c; nnmboldt and Mendocino. W'aiSc: south
ern, more or .less defective, 7%@S%c: fall
lambs. S^lOc for southern, and 121313 c for
northern.
Hops — 19@23c for crog of 1909.
Xeir York Produce
NEW YORK, Jan. 12.— Uops — Dull.
HiJ<-s — Quiet.
Wool— Steady.
Svgar — Raw. firm: MuscoTado. 85) tent. 3.61 c:
centrifugal. 96 test, -I. lie; molasses susar. SO
test. 3.;i6e.
Coffee — Futures closer! steady, net nncha.nged\
to 3 points higher. Sales were reported ot 34.-)
000 bags, loclndln? January at 6.80 c: March,- ,
6.9<»c: May. 7c: July. 7<&i7.Of>c: September. 7.0* \u25a0
@7.15e. Spot— Steady; No. 7 Rio. 8 11-16®s%c;
Santos. No. 4. 9©&i*c; mild, quiet; Cordova,
'J@ 1 1 ¥.<:
Butter — Steady, unchanged.
Cheese — Firm, unchanged.
Eggs— Quiet.
DRIED FRUITS
E»aporate<! Apples— Steady. Fancy, IC-.iet.le:
choice. 9(iiOUc; prime. 7"0@7%c; eommoii to
fair. «@ey t e.
Prunes — Firm. California np to 30-40s, 2% 'tis
9%c: Orecons, «<ii9c.
Apricot*— Steady. Choite. M^fciiUHc; extra
choice, lliift»l2i;: fanc-y. 12',, 'p I3u,e.
Peaches — Steady. Choice. 6%'g;Tc; extra
choice. 7@7ijc: fancy, 7 a *©Bc.
K.'iNins — Irregular. Loosw mnscatel. *(s},.">\u25a0%<\u25a0:
clioii-e to fancy seeded. SiiiG^c; «eedJes». S^iy
4*ic: London layers. $1.1."<J41.2u.
Chlfnco Dairy Produce Market
CHICAGO. Jan. 12.— Butter, steady: cr/aio>
cries. 20Q31c; dairies. 25*?30c. Egg^ steady at
mark, cases included. 54 felt 30c: firsts. 35c:
prime firsts, 3.sc; receipts. 2.512 cases. Cheesy.
steady; daisies. 16*i«|;l7c: twins. lB'i«B16^c;
Young Americas, IS Vie; longflorns, lO^jc.
1.00. An»elr.<( .Markets
LOS ASQKIXS, Jan. 12.— Local fresh batter
adTaneed 2Vjc to 77»~ie for a iwo pound roll on
the produce exchange^ totfnr. Creamery extra .
was beld at St*c. E.xtra selected and ranch can
dled eggs adTaneed 2c a dozen to 40c and 3Sc.
Receipts of produce la Los Angeles today were:
I". ccs. IIS casen; butter. 9,250 pouuda; cbeesr,
111 pouu. is; potatoes. 3,370 sacks; onions, none;
apples, too boxes.
Egss (per dozen) — Extra . select, 40c: local
ranch candled. first. 3Sc; ca^p count, 35c; stor
age packed extras, 30c; storage packed second!*.
2Sc.
Butter (per 2 lb roll)— Creamery. +xtr*. T7Vi<?:
creamery, first, 67Vic; eastern creamery, extras.
trpje; cooking butter, 26c per Ib.
Cheese (per lb» — Northern fresh. 20c; northern
storage. lft^j^2ftf: eastern slsgleM. 19@20c;
eastern twin*. 20«ji21c: eastern cheddant, 2wia
2lc: eastern longhom. 20c: eastern daisy. 20c;
Swiss, imported XQf. domestic 23c; brick cream.
2Oc: limhurger, 2tjrc^2lc; imported Edam. 99f&9',
case of 12: Oregon daisy, 21c.
Beans (per ctl) — No. 1 pink, $4.90(4*3; Xo t
Hmas. ?4.4<Jiy4.50; Ijidy Wa.-ihiagton. $4 2T>fJ
4.5«; small' white, |9k4OtQMQj blacfceyes, $t.7C-
UarTanzas. $*.5O: lentils. $7.
Potatoes* tper ctl (—Salinas. $1.50Qt.6.~: high
lands, $1.10^1.33; Lcmpoc, $t.65(^t.?5; Watsun
\u25bcUle. $1.505e J. 75.
Onions * per ctl) — Oregou. $1.75<ai.85; carlic,
per lb. 9i?|l2e. •
MISCELL.4.XEOIS MARKETS
Cotton Market
NEW YOKK. Jan. 12.— ntitton'* wir* sj»i
"The market opened down un-ler heaTy offerfn-i
and continued to decline, with only occasion' I
reactions, nntll prices were off $.1 to $4 a bale
and about $S a bal« down from th» recent hi-ii
Ictpl. Later the market showed some rwoTerV
but was extremely nerTous. with trade yery
heaTy. : and the feeling was one of sreat ap
prehension and uncertainty. The margin calN
for the last few days haTf been on a tre
mendonj* sca.le. and It ha* taken, great nerr»
and likewise great ability to respond to demands
to carry cotton through the decline. It w
stated that • fhe""west and south haTe> liqui
dated Tery large h'oldlnss. Reports were cur
rent that PTjrr operator who has bwn identlfl-> ( |
with the bull side was fiprling It wise to reduce
holdings or get out entirely.." -
Spot closed quiet. So point? lower. -Mlddlin
uplands, 15c; middling gulf. 15.20 c. \u25a0 Xo sale**
COTTON FUTURES
Option — Open llijrh Low cioa*
January s 15J)7e 15. 07 c 14.i5c 14 71^
February 1470 c
March 10-l^c 15.15 c 14.60 cl 4 KTo
April 14. s«^
May L>.3sc I.'.AY 14.7 He 14 JlSc
June 13.21Kr 15.20cj 15.00r 14 «Oe
July . 15.30 c 14.75 cl 4 90..
August 14.90 c . 14. »:»e 14..V«?/ 14 H7r
September ....... 13. VJc 13..y>c i:5.53c 13 7r«
October .... 13.10 c i;!.2le 12.50 cl 3 08c
December ... 12.90 c 12.90c '12. 71c - 12.* ie
.' St. Louis Wool Slarket
ST. LOUIS. Jaa 12.— Wool— Unchanged. Me
dium' grades. • combing ami elothlne O 4<&"»k.-
Eastern Livestock Market
" SOUTH OMAHA
OMAH.A. 12.— Cattle— Receipts, t ono
Market slow. NatlT* Hteers,. $4"i»!7.2,v cotts' and
belfets. $2.4o<gjr»; western ste»r*. «4i»« •*\u0084-.,
an.f heifer*. $n..V>«tt7.-.: canner-T *2 40« A"
stwfcers and feeders.. $;.7.-i^r» : - cal res. $3 o,,V*
7..M); bHlls. stags, etc., $2.t.-.''0;4.40. * o - o "£
\u25a0 Hogs— Receipts. Market nw." tn v.
higher. IleaTj. $^.2.-»<aS.rC. : mixed. fS.2oi3* 25:
Ught. $$.lr.ia>*.2ll; tmlk of sales. SS 2fn»<» 23
Sheep-Receipts. Market \u25a0 clow Vn.l
lower. Yearlings. $4.6.i«i7.50: wetben. $3 Zt>u»
«; ewes, $I.SO«.>.JHI: lambs. *7.40/ it«« .v>^" *
KANSAS CITY -
* KANSAS CITY. \u0084J an. ' 12.— Cattle--Rere!pt<« 1
R.fttxi. Marliet steady to strong. -VatiT*. 9 t£ T Z \
;$1.5A«7.25: = cows and heifer.. yf.tUtti %• £u»>-- 9>
ers and feeders.. s3.2s.'d»r..2r.;biUls. |3.40<it.-..1G : 1
«»1Te«.,54^5.7.»: western s.teer». *4«6.3«»t ,'
western - cows. \u25a0 ?l@Z,. \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 . T f " . *
1 Hogs— Receipts. 12»0»X). Market J weak to •V
l«w*r. Bulk of sales. *S(f<S.3O: -h«,» T -"«•«,"£;
1 8.35; -packers "ami batchers. .:SS.lo#*s» 35- , n~hf'
»7.73 «t*.2n; pis*,- $H.7."i-fe7..W. V — >. » "xnt,
I Shwp— Receli.ts, ZM»i. Market steady. Mot*

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