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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
TRADING ELEMENT
MUCH MYSTIFIED
;--
Violent Movement in Prices of
Shares Meets Complete and
\u25a0 Sudden Check
Co>ering Operations by Bears
Is Finally Followed by
a Slump
X*w York Steck IJ»t
j; K. Hutton & Co..- 4tHt California street.
nutabrK <'J the New Yurk stork exchance, far
;i!sli Uie following litt of l«jnd and sales
; tsu-rday:
SfiV-N STOCKS 'High Urn- i Bid I Ask.
100;AllU-C*_tmer« ..-! 14V11 UV4I 13%] i:<%
i Do i>fd 1 i :>« 52
::».of«i .Amals Copper s4«*l K2'iJ B.! | .*--» V»
Am Am-'l- Br«-t Sugar 44 I 43»i V.i**} 14
; p.. pfd i ! ':•••? I »3>i
tOOiAiaer Chu Co ,' 12 7 >i| 12^; 12"^i 12* i
SOU Do pfd I -U%\ 70 ;TB*)4 " <Jl 'i
::.2'«' Am Car & Fonu.j B7 1 C3*4| W^l * ;<J
:;.k. Do |)fd |117 1116V11164 120
lotiiAiarr < - ..ttou Oil.! W%! «3 j t>3Va <>;'?*
1 Do pfd -.1 1 1101 100
;;i«; Amrv Hide & L ..| 7%\ 7>4J 7 1 * Vft
i Dv I'M !... £ .| I «H 44
2(h) Aim-r l<-e Sec*...] 24«41 23*J*] 23% 24
Anier Linseed | I i 16 W»
20n Do pfd I 4441 44>ij 44 I 44i...
l.:-"<' Ain-r L"K-omotive.i s<* j r^^j.ss | W*i
-lih.. 11,1 pfd ill 4 |U314|113 l 4!l»4
American Mult... 1 i | «?sj 8
....... Do pfrt *. 1 36 ?3C«S
;:;i«i.ini Smelt & Ref 95 | B3itf 93% J»4
.mm. Do pfd IllOttlHO K»%|lW4
t.3«o_u«r t^ucar il2--:Viil22»-i!l2:{ 123%
IKi pfd I j 121%J122
4'io Auj.-r Steel Founi <V. j fi* r ; t \ C,i j «.".
::.4"?« i »4U
' Aliiif Woi.l«"li |...-..i. t ... 33 ! -U^,
200, Do pf.| |101T4(101%J101- 102
<;>"•> Ans^onda I W>»i 4S*<S.! 4:»» 4 ! 40 T s
7i«i Atlaii < <>ast Llne|i:il»» 1131 il.'.m, .131 «...
-•s.Kh.a T te. Santa r>.iU9%iUS&]U6te!Uß*£
D.. pfd I-.-- -I . U'3" l , H>4
4.HH' Baltimore & <>hio;il«^j!115»« 115't, 115>*
Do pfd ! j »\u25a0"? S4' 4
Rrtlilehoni Steel..! ! 31 :S!'j
' i»o pfd j ; j ! <>•"•
5.500 B II T ! 7<;>i i 75 i 75^, f 75%
Canada-South^'H..!. ....) I *H< j <">5
2.V1111 i.na.lia:i Parific.ilTO^llTS^llTS^ 179>
14.700 C tc <» j *7\{ 86H W.S SBli
4tn>C & A 1 \\ eS%\ «'.5
C «J W i 33 1 32^ 3£%j 33
D« pf.| ! «»» s 4 | •"/» I <;o"*ii,i «>'•
C & N W [158% i J. -ii **} 157 •\u25a0; jLI*
30.400JC M* St V ;143 140% 14fi\ H7
Do pfd j ! Jiss ;i«s»
l.or«u>t,tj- : ,l LvHthor. .1 44 I 43% 1 43»ii 44
Do pfd I j 107 & 108
, r.ontrj'l of N J...J j I.TiNt 312
(liicago Terminal. 1 , ! i 2 4
: Do j.fd 1 : : 12 -•>
•' •' «' A- St I I 79 ! s«i! 4
; Do prd i ! !iai»4lni4
4.L-"i| 44'-S
Do pfd I 112% ISO
Nooroiom he & i.J s;» j n7'.« ks ; i*r\4
•iW'l-..10 Southern I sS l *] 57-% i 57\j ."s
, I v<> Ist pfd i ! !M *2
Do3dpfd '• ! i w 'si
:j.-_'|<! CMMlldated <»««. 1153 ISI Jlsl Viilsi -"-,
•.«* ( -,ru l'ro,Ji]ct>i... l^J^j 2<M i L'itVi L'o*i
! It,. pM I j MVi X* l -
ltd a Ilsdsao -.1 H77 177 V.
D L i- \Y ! ! ir.st> !<Ji«i
tT.TIHi I) \- B<J I 45i. 4 | 44« # ! 44 ! -'. i 44%
:<«« Do pfd 1 80ii M) \ M> I SI
: Diamond Mat.-h..: ~ 1 . . .". . f I_l '12."
:.i«i Disnilins S<^-ur.J 34"^! 34 j -"54 ! '«'« I
•j«hi Dnlutli s s & A.. ! 15%! ir.4l ir,:,| |«v j
1 Poiild I :u>vii ::2 ;
5.4«»;Er!« Sl^inO^ ::i 31% \
IJTIO Do Ist pfd 43 ! 4*.', 4S» 4 4H
:v<n| ]v, j.i i,i,i 1 :s» :;s% ::s%i '" tl *
!.(«in;Oimal EJectrJc:hs4%]ls.t 154 153
Gn-r.t N"rr!i Ore.! 75 | 73 7:: ' ~;?.i' t
il'.^m-fiivat North pM.-ira^ Jir.l 131 <\u25a0 131 ij
Illinois cv«tr»l...i I - 142 142^
\u25a0:•\u25a0\u25a0.»<•:< ln;*-rl»»ri» M<tr»..| S*%\ ZX% 23«ij 2:i\
j;;.o-i! D-. ;.fd 1 0174! «0H 80%] 6n»!J
v«, :in;,r Mcr Mariue! r,\\ tiu,\ »;u,( <r- t
**i\ Ik. j.fd 21% -MSI I'oali 2U 4
ilator P»;»t ! | 13%! HV-
i iv. ;.u\ .i i :a jns
!.:•'<' l>i!fi- Pump ! 51«i|t50 5O * 5014
400! Do pfd ! SJljn .V» M» ! SKI
lows "«>ntral i ! 25%! 2»H4
!\u25ba>. j.f.l I — --- 149 50
i.M».' k c Soiitheru i 40..; :tn V4 i 40141 4014
; I o pfd ! '. ...'..) «>.s j \u2666>* V.
l.rlc F.ri* Ji W..J 23 | 21
•*<« d«. i.fd i <:2 r,\ 1 civ- c:
\.Ur. I. & x 133 IJO^ijISOWISI
-'\u25a0•<\u25a0: Do |.fd ! 77>i! 77^ 77 I 7s
iMavbattnt! i j 130^138
Mr fro Si Itjr j ! | 21 "j 24 "i
«.ioij MrElcmi c.^ntL.l =BVi| SSU K% 25^
".IHtMi!;^ & St I ! 4-*U 47.1 4S
! iio pfd ; "!...."! S2nj S!»
::<m MStP &8 S M.:"i» !13r. 134%{136
l"'«i D« i>M 1151 ?i|l.V»y 1151
MmiSln Kan & T*-xas| 4i;t 1 4.-, ( 4474! 4.-.
IDo pfd !.....].. ...j 72 I 73"4
::.mtt'MiMi,T.i-i ivciti'-..! <;7>i! w&l «7 «rr »i
IXai* O:at &S L| !...;.|l4O 145
I.4'«i National I^-ad . .'. K»l^,\ tS%\ KS% Ssi,i
Do |>fd |... .'. *..,..:!«« llOSli
jNatiiMiai BUcait.4 ' 113 jilt";
.......I Dn r .f.J j j 121 1125
4"1 59 .V» ' i («
i Do Ist pfd 1 105 1H»
i H.. 2d pM i »l I nr» *
•2.:»»>'S V N 11 ft 11.. 155-^;i.v. i.-.4'^lsr,
::.4fm X V Ont & T\\.. 45U; 44M 44">, 44"-i
l.iXWlSorfolk & We^.. 07% !i7 «7 ! 97J4
i Do pfd I SS fll
'.<•"•> North American..! 7a«^ 7sVi 7»>^ S»
H.wKVNortberu PacUc.]t3 131% 131% 132 V«
'Omaha 14S ISU
Do 4.M 100 175
I Pacific Coast 114 hIK
2«« 1 Pacific Mail 33 34 :«%) 34
:u«> Pac Tfc T Co.] 4'» :Vj% :{fl%'| 4y
! I»o pfd 00 i««
2!>.oi.i rvnn R RCo 133% 132T4 133 133U
2.n«i iw^ip'f r,»v ...!ii»»i i^^iiMM 113%
I.7c«i rittt-burs < vial .. 23«,| 22 22% 'Zi
T,«f) Ih> pfd 77% ! 70 77 7K
P «" C A- St L I H7UI »9
! Do pfd 1 110 , 120
TQOjPrefwrd St<v>l Car; 4(JU,| 4K 146 4f.'4
' D" pf<l 1 j .iK(3Vi 104«£
7<«i Rr- Stl Sprngs Col 47 I Hi% l 4'» 4tiU,
Do pfd 4 !105 107"
121.««.K> Rca.Jing -ICI% 160<£!ltil!£!liU*&
! Do l«t pfd ....! ) 022 UU.
l.ono Do 3d, pfd |ioi>4 ioo»a!i<io>/.iioi
3.300 Ufpiibli.- S & 1..! 40'^j 40 "I 40 "I 4ny>
r.<V.: Do |.fd 1101 |HiO 101 jl(i2 "
30.«riO:Bocfc IkUii.l <V..| 4<:%| 4.{% 4.*l>i( 4.T'.
•J<*> itn pfd ! 83Vi] Mi* M^i K5«4
\u25a0TWSloss SS ie I «K»il SOU M- h2'
i I»« pfd I I . 110 115
!SL &BF Ut pfdl 70 71^4
2.2<^ ; Do pfd ! sfit4J 5514 55 85%
•*«\u25a0"»• St L& S W 31Vi! 31 ' 31 I 31V-
' Do pfd 74* 75*
4'.».wri! Smi them Pacific. 131%'12HT4 lr.O'-i 130i /4
"I.4W> Southern Ry ...!31 j ."/»% :*•% 31
2,«C0 Do \u0084f,| ] (asjj C7U «7^| 67%
Ti-nn I'opper ...I 30%! 37 ,
2.7i«i Tr\ss Pacific ...I :i?.% 32% S2'A| 32%.
C'Xi'Third Aye 16l 4 ] 16V4 I« I«'Z
SlHiTol St I. & \V..| 4SUj 4SH 4«% 49V4
4fKi! i»o pfd I cou' «s% «su eeaty t
artOjTwJn City R T .!U3ii 113 113^ 114
llli'" 11 Rag & P..'..'..)..;.. 11% 12
:»*>' T»rt j.fd ......(70 70 70 74
152.4fKUtiion P«.-sfl<- ..Jl!>3% I»HJ WlVi 191%
•ViOj Drt pfd 101 IfK)>4 100 V. 100%.
S»fi tnit Rdi> of SFi 40 30%| 30'/ 41
! Do pfd I ! 70 " 71
!f S <'»"i I Pipe 2!»4 2!>>4 23tj M
! Do pfd I SO S-S
...][' S F.xprfKK ...| 12.1 130
I.SMIJU 8 RuhiM>r ...f 4«%1 4H14 4i c«r ..! «»«* KHi\ ki% 84
•J.2<^: Do pf.l 112."^ 122%|!23 123U
2.70(1 rtwli Toppor ...1 TA 52 W. 1 52% .12 S
tjooo\\'£-Cur «'hem C«..| S3 53%! r.4 54U
1 Do pfd 124 12«"
2.l»f' Wflbaslj 1 22% 21 «4 22 22Vi
<;.4oo' i>o pfl]f-K«rco Ex .! 178 18»J
!. 500! Western t'nion .I*73'4J 72«n 73 73>4
•I.lo(i;W<*tincboime ... 7."% 71^172 73
7UOVW & l,i; s'k 514 5 si
n*>\ no i»t pfd ... im nvjl-ii 12
Do 2<l pfd ...1 77 I,*.1 ,*. fiUj «U 8 ! ,4
WfiiWiwonsln On . . *S 4S 1 47U 56'
i Do pfd ......).... |88* 93
1.1»W.70<t — total rtares w.M.
»w York Bondat
L' S ref 2k reE..loo%illl Cent Ist ref 4s IMi^
Po «-.«jpon ....100H Int M»-t 4«^s 82%
• Tin 3« rey.. 101% Inf Mcr Mar 4>-is. es%
I».» coupon I<H% Japun. 4k w>iZ
Do 4v re«r 114>X Do 4^s »sy.
Do coupon 114% Kan City So Ist 3* 73
Allix-Cbal Ist r*."S3%U< fh«w deb 4*,1f131 H4%
Amer AFri"Jl Ss. HC -)L & N tinined 45.; j»o%
Ainer TAT ot 4*.UCi\i -M. X A Ter Ist 4s «\u2666%
Amer Tobaccu 4*. 77V; Do pen 4^is ....*O«^
Do Ok .I«J% Mo Pacific 45....*>v1%
Armour* 4'^.k 53% N X of Mcx 4>4b. 94%
A»ch pen 4s 100^ NY C Jten 3v*& r . m%
Do cr 4s US*. Do deb 4« ...'.. 95<
IK, ct 5k ...'... 11K>4 NY.NH *r H ct6«.134K
Allan C L Ist 4s. 94 \u25a0 Nor & W Ist non4s 93
IB«U ft Ohio 45.. m Do cr 4s: .......101
Do 3i£s »2% Nor Pacific 45...a02«
Do S 'VS' JUf.. «0«* Do 3b 73%
Brooklyn TV «•» 4« M T i 0 S : Line rf djr : 4k. 94%
«entr»l of Ga Ss.lOS*^ Pa «'t 3Vs«. - 1015- 99M,
Ont .Leather se...fts^»> Pa con 4s .......104%
CRR of NJ jm 55.124« a Reading pen 45... fWi<,
Ch.^. «.- Ohio 4Up-102% St 1. & S F fg-4s. *4K
Do rrf 5s .....UrtVi - Do pen 5« -• B*%
Oil & Alton 3^.74^ St L S W ooti-ls. 75%
O. n& Q Jfiint 4s JWS% Po.lKt'FOld 4*.-.*fi3-:
Ho pen tx ..... W Seaboard A, I. 4s. JS<5 -
C.M& gtP en SV-f *« SoPaciUc col 45. . 93M
C.RI& Pac col 4« 80% Do ct 4« ...:V.103%
PUZZLINGEVENTS
INSTOCK MARKET
NEW YORK, Jan. 18. — It is a
rarity In" stock "market- experience
to see so violent a price 'movement
"arrested so completely and sud
denly, as was the case today.
\u25a0 The departure from precedent
proved completely mystifying to
the professional trading element.
Their efforts to conjecture what
lay beneath the surface of the
market resulted in an exceedingly
confused and irregular movement."
Time and again a fall in price
was arrested by the appearance
of determined buying and bidding.
On the other hand the demand
repeatedly died out in course, of
the numerous rallies and left the
market dull and neglected without
apparent power of initiative.
The seeming lack of aggressive
ness lulled the uncovered bears
into a* sense of security, and they
showed no signs of anxiety to
cover their short contracts until
late in the day. The unyielding re
sistance developed to the fall in
prices by that time began to get
on the nerves q¥ the bears', and
their covering operations caused
an upward reaction that put a
more natural complexion on the
market.
Prices dropped back abruptly U>
the lowest of the . day, when the
Hill stocks broke in the last hour.
Foreign selling of stocks was an
important 'influence in the early
unsettlement.
The fall in British consols today
and yesterday has covered nearly
a full point. In ordinary circum
stances such fears of socialistic
government policies as are pro
fessed by the I^ondon financial
world, coupled with the consider
able decline in prices of American
securities which has occurred,
would he expected to divert Brit
ish capital into American invest
ments.
The unloading of foreign spec
ulative holdings proves more in
fluential at the moment than any
sut-h investment takings. This
contributed materially to the
morning- dip in prices, which put
some of the market leaders to
prices lower than the lowest of
yesterday.
In the northwestern granger
group there was some evidence
of support until the Hill stocks
slumped late in the day. There
was a revival of rumors of the
possibility of dividend reductions
in the group which have been
prevalent for several days.
Another spell of weakness in
Rock Island accompanied the elec
tion of Kock Island representa
tives to the Lehigh Valley board.
It was regarded as a disappoint
ment that the new order of things
in that direction did not go fur
ther.
The power of resistance was
considerably weakened toward
the end of the day, and prices
ended at the lowest in sympathy
with the break in the Hills. Money
continued to work easier and dis
count rates abroad declined as
well.
Bonds were easy. Total sales,
par value, $2,845,000.
United states bonds were un
changed on call.
Do col 5« 102»- 4 | Do Ist ref 45.. 04%
Do refd» 4s !>l'. 4 So Railway 5s 100%'
Colo Indus 5s *>l Do p*-n 4s ...... KOTm
<v.lo Midland 45.. koi, 4 lulon Paclnc 45.. 101%
Col So r&Lf\t 4'.«s '.(7'n Do cv 4s 111 V"
Del ft Hud cv 4k. 101% Do Ist & ref 4s. !»7
Den & Rio <J 4s. JW D S Rubber 05...103%
Do ref 5s !UVi I' S Ste»-I 2d 55.. 104%
Disrlllcrs 5< 73Vj Va Car Chcm 55.. 08
Erie prior lieu 4s. S7U Wabash Ist 5s 111%
Do era 4» 7C. Do i.-t & ext 4s. 7?,%
Do <v 48, her A TH'ii Western Md 45... S5
Do cv 4s. s»r B 73 j Westing Xl cr ss. IBS
<Je n Elect ct 55.. 145 | Wis Central 45... 04t(i
\e« \llrk Mining Stock*
Alice l.HOjLeadTllle C*>n 05
Brunswick C.jn .. 04 Little Chief o<j
Com Tun Stock.. 33|Me.xican 1.75
Com Tun Hnifls.. IMOntariu 2.37
Con Va -Mill Co.. I.7o|Ophir 2.05
Horn Silver TSlStaiulard ..- 50
Iron Silver l;6s| Yellow Jacket ... 1.30
\u25a0•. »'- -: Xew York Curb .Storku
Bid. Ask.i Bid. Ask.
Anwr Tol, ..417 424 |N'ev lU/ih ... IS', I »1G
Bay State O. % %JNiplsKlnj; 9% '10
Boston Con.. I'J l * 2- 38 42
Brit Col Cop. 7V4 7% Standard >I4n in 21
Bte Coalition 2.V.£ 20 Do pfd ... 57 «>0
Chi .Subway. 4^, 5 Standard 011.C4S 652
Cum Ely v .. 7Vi !>^i Super & Pitts 15 15Vi
Davis Daly.. 314 3* Trl Bullion... I 1 1-lij
Dolores 7 714 Ton Exten .. OSc 75c
Dom Clipper. 2c 5c (Cnited Coppr. 7'^ h
El Rayo ... 2% '2%\ Do pfd ... 25 :jo
First N Cop. 5% C, United R Co. 20 23
Giroux ll'/s lli»iYiikon Uold. .4% 4 15 Ii 24%
Gld Florence. 2% 2%jnhin- Wl-Ki 4 13-1(5
Greene Can.. 10 j5 10%1EIy Cent ...1% 1 13-1(5
Gus Express.2:}7 245 | In Mines .. 'l% 2
Kerr Lake. .. » 3<4|Braden 4%. 4%
La Rose 4Vi 4%{Cbino 13% .14
Miami 24^ 24> /4 Gila '»',i !•%
Mines of Am 48 50 Ely Con 80 }<2
Montg Sho... 1 - I V6 L'riion Cop .. l'g 2<^
Net Cun. •• 25% 25V31
IloHtnn StovUm and Bondn
Money — |Am Arg Chem pfd. 102
Call loans 5 6tG |Amer Pneii Tube.. 7
Time loans . . .4%<KsV6lAmer Sugar 123
Bonds— I Do pfd 122
Atehlson 4s 100 JAmer Tel & Te1. .137'/.
Do adj 4<j 5)4 j Ainer Woolen 33
Mes Central 45.. 03- I Do pfd :...lom
Railroads— IDom Iron & Steel. r..SV 4
Atcblson llS'/i;tEd Klectric 111nm.242'
Do pfd U«*« I Mass Electric .... IS
Boston & Albany. 23o I Dm pfd S<|.
Boston A: Maine.. 151 |Mass Gas '..:.... 7'.iV.
Bostou Elev 133Vii''iiited Fruit ....Ki7i£
Fltchburp pfd ...12«%1Un Shoe Mach.... ti7',jj
NY. NII &. H. 155% Do pfd -.20%
Union Paclflc ...191% V S Steel *3%
Miscellaneous— ' Do pfd 123
Amer Arpe Cbem. 44% . 1
THB COP'PKR - STOCKS
BOSTON. Jan. 18.— Interest stNl centers
around Lake. The pood buyinp of yesterday in
North I^ke continues. We hear that Adventure,
whlfh is just southwest of Luke, has the Lake
lode. Norlh Butte advance<l on best of buylnp
and the sto>-k appeared scarce until It touched
40. Considerable stock ofTerl nc at 4Q\i. . Han
cock will probably start soon. •
The following list Is furnished by K. F. Hut
ton A Co.. 4'.tO California street, San F"rancisco:
Bid. Ask.i . Bid. Ask.
Adventure .. 7"£ X (Tamarack ... 7U 7<i'A
Allouex -• 52 52i/iiTrinlt.v !> . HVi,
Aril Com .. 454 4."< : J4 ll'tvli Copper. 4 —
Atlantic ll',i"ll» 4 !L : »ah : Con ... 41& 42
Cal A; Ariz.. 01% <ri | Wolverine .. .14H 150
Cal & HecU.tMJO 6«5 jWyandottc .. 3«A 3«4
Centennial .. "« 34 AbniPek •:. 21* 21!)"
<"oppr Ranire £2V4 S3 Franklin .. .:. l»M..l!»ir;
Daly West.. 0 10; Hanc.wk ... ..'34Vi 34 « i
East Butte.. llVj 11% Butte 25$ 2«
Granby IOK 107 Do pfd : .. . 40% —
Lake Copper. -fcS Bx% Ojlbway ... : 11 IP/;
La Salle ... I7',a 18 |Arlz & Mich. '.l)s — "
Mass 7 'T.i S &: V....:: 1% 1%
MoJiau-k '\Vt 72^ Ynma ....... 1^ 1%
North Butte. 44 Vi 44 Vj San: Antonlu. s. v
North Lake.. IS - IKV4 Muson Val .. 2 5-16 2^
Osceola 1«W) 1«5 Live. Oak ... IJ>^>—
Parrot ...... 2n»4 21 Newhoni* ... 3Vj %%
Qulncy ..-...' K8 X9 •• KcyptonT • . . . « «^5 15%
Shanuon K>Vi. 16% Chemunjr .... 11 V> 11%
Super & Bos 16^4 16VUU C ........ II n%
Super Copper «4 64%|HeIvela. . 5 5%"
• London Clonlhß Stocks
Cons for -money.: 82%IT>ouisT & <Nai>h. . . .155%
• Do for acct..S2 9-16 M, X & Teias,.. : 4t>%
Amal Copper SSU X I; Central. .....122 .
Anaconda- .... V 10** Norfolk Sc -West. -..100 '•
Atehlson .........122' Do pfd .'..:....' P2W
Do pfd lOUVi Ont. & Western... 4«Vi
Bait & 0h10......11» 1 ,4 Pennsylvania ....% 6SU
Can Paclnc . 1*4% Rand Mines . .... . X $il
Ches & 0hi0..... 89% Readlne ...:...... S3i;
Chi Great West. . 33% So Railway . . .'. .-' 31 it
Chi, Mil &St P. 152 Do pfd .::..... 71*1
De Beers .'....... 19% So Pacific .......1341.4
Den i lllo.li..:. 4is^ Union * Pacific ...:i«7%
Do (iM ..:..:..;« Po.pfd :..... ..103 I>.
Erie 51% V S Steel. .. .....W
•Bo Ist pfd..'.'.. 50 H Ho pfd ....... .12«^
Do 2<l pfd ,."..... 40Vj Wabash ...... ....-2.1 '
Grand Trunk \u25a0•.*... 20% Do- pfd ....... 51V4
111 Central. ...... 14C.14 Spanish 4h'. ;.;;.. '.05 =
Bar silver— Steady;, 24 %d per mince.
.: Money— 2 per-<-ent.- . : . .'.
The rate of discount -In the open market* for
THE-SAN, FRANCISCO \ CALIy WEDNESDAY; 'MCTAEY^ 19,
Oil arid Water Stocks Decline
Under Much Lighter Business
short bills is 2 15-10cd3 per cent and for. three
mouths' bills 2 13-16&3 per cent.
< " Condition of the Treasury,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 18:— The condition of tiie
treasury at tlje beginning of business today was
as follows: .
• Trust funds— Gold coin. $573.555,860: silver
dollars. $484,532,000; silver dollars of Yl ßoo,
$3,021,000; silver certificates outstanding, $481,
532.000.
General fund— Standard sliver dollars In gen
eral fund. $5,721,402: current, liabilities. $101.
45n,202; working balance In treasury offices. $21.
445.186; In banks to credit of treasurer of, the
United States. $36,181,471; subsidiary silver coin,
$18,125,067: minor coin.. $1,070,608; total balance
in general fuud, $80,120, 543.
Xew York Money .llarket \u25a0
NEW YORK. Jan. IS.— Money on call steady
at 3%54 per cent; ruline rate, S^i per cent;
closing hid. .1% per cent, offered at 4 per cent.
Time loans easy but dull; 60 days. 4 per ceut:
00 days, 4«g4Vi per cent; six months, 4V4f#4V.i
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper,-4i,i<fls per cent.
Sterling exchange steady," with actual business
in bankers' bills at $4.5300^4.84 for 60 day bills
Mnd nt $4.8670 for demand. ' '
Commercial bills, $4. 83V4 ©4.83-74.
Bar silver. 52% c.
Mexican dollars, 4+c. \u25a0
Governmeut bonds steady; railroad bonds easy.
. Northern Business *
PORTLAND. Jan. IS.— Clearings, ?1,W5,076;
balances. $218,540. ' : ' . . ' . •
TACO.MA. Jan. IS.— Clearings, $5G6,814; l.nl
ances. \u25a0 $67.M1.
SEATTLE, Jan. IS.— Clearings, •$1,!t35,640;
balances, $241,611.
SPOKANE. Jan. IS. — Clearings, $727,412; bal
ance*, $42,140. "
Loans, Exi'hnnge and Silver
The Nippon Maru took out a treasure list of
$062,074, of $742,874 In gold bullion
shipped to Kobe by the Yokohama specie bank.
$26,700 In silver bullion shipped to Hongkong l>v
the International twuking corporation, $88,000 in
silver bullion shipped 'to Hongkong by the Hong
kong mid Shanglmi bank. $25,000 In silver bul
lion shipped to Hongkong by the Anglo Lonl<>n
Paris national bank and $70,500 in silver bullion
shipped to Hongkong by the American nation.il
hank.
Prime mercantile paper 5(1x6 per cent
Loans on real estate. :... wstt«?B per cent
Sterling exchange, 60 days — (U4.84V4
Sterling exchange, sight — f«|4.87V4
Sterling axchange, cab1e5..;..... — $|4.BSVi'
New York exchange, sight.. — It 7 Va
New York exchange, telegraphic. — 4». 12Vi
HongkiHig exchange, sight — (ft 43% .
Hongkong exchange.,; telegraphic. — (fi 44
Silver. p»T ounce.... — <ii.' 52% !
Mexican dollars, nominal. — i$ 50
CONTINENTAL
N>\v York on Paris. 510",5 i
New York on Mexico _201 Vp
Paris on London 23.15Vj
Berlin on London • 20.46
STOCK MARKET
There was a pronounced falling off In business
in the oil and water stocks on the stock and bond
exchange yesterday. The oil stock. was lower at
$47. while the water *tock Was lower at $41 fa:
41.50. with sales of only IS shares. Aln«ka pack
ers was firmer at $80.75. probably on the ex
cellent showing of the company as presented
in its re|>ort. The. sugar stocks were steady,
with I'Hiuili.tii higher. City electric advanced to
$91. People's water 5 per rent bonds were
lower at $70.50 ami the Knited railway homf<
lower at $73.50. rallfornia *t. cable (sold at
$L'sp. Oakland traction ."» per cent bonds were
ex coupon of $2.50.
In the unlisted department Pacific gas pre
ferred was offered at $00 and the common was
quoted at $r>4.75fi55. People's water common
was weaker ut $3.50(& 4.25. =
In the oil stocks Palmer sold -up to $1.25. '
The features of mining stocks were Urge sales
of Relmont nnd GoldflHd Con. and the former
advanced from $1 to $1.30. closing at $1.20 on
reports of a srike in the mine. The "merger"
was declined from $7.0.* to $7.7.". The Comstocks
wi-re inactive Mnd unchanged. \
The ('iilinfiiri electric company, n San Fran
cisco corporation operating in Slnaloa, Me*., has
levied an assessment of $1 per. share, delinquent
February 24. ' .
The Sanitary street sweeping company of San
Francisco lias levied an assessment of 15 cents
per share, delinquent February 24. £ -, "\u25a0
The mines of Tonopnh district sent a total of
5.422 tons of ore of an estimated value of $135,
530 to the mills last week. The Tonopah min
ing company shipped 3,250 tons, Belmont BSO
tons. Montaoa-Tonopah 1»72 tons. MacXamara
3<io tons. West End 120 tons and Midway 100
tons.
Honolulu advices state, that notice lias been
given of h meeting of the Olna sugar company to
act upon the refunding o( Its old Issue of 6 per
cent bonds and to pay off the agents' overdrafts
by the is sua ;c<- of $2,500,000 of new 10-20 bonds.
The old issue of bonds Is $1 .250.000. bearing 0
per eenr. Tliese have ur ; comparatively short
tjine to run. The new issue is made desirable
on account of large overdrafts upon the agents.
These overdrafts, are demand debts, whereas
the bonds would have a straight, life of 10 years j
anil would continue Ift years more if desired by
the oiiia sugar company.
AisPMiiurnt Directory Conifttovk Minen
Company — No. Sale Day. Amt.
Con. Imperial.. OS . l>ec. 0 Feb. .i .01
Sierra Nevada. 20 ! Dec. 7 Feb. 1 .10
Bullion ....... Mi Jan. 28 ,Mar. 1 .05
Savage- 17 Feb. 10 Mar. S .10
Julia 14 Feb. 12 .Mar. 10 .on
Caledonia Xl Feb. 12 Mar. » .10
Challenge .'.:£ Feb. 13 Mar. 10 .10
STOCK AM) BOND EXCHANGE
TtJESDAY." .Inn. IS— 10:30 a. m."
UNITED STATES, BONDS
Hid. Ask. I Bid. Ask.
4s or cp new — — |3s f|r coup... — \u25a0 —
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Ala A W ss. — — |O Tran Cn o* — 10«U
Am RKI ss. .80 05 |O Tr«c Cn 5s — 06%
Asso Oil ss. OR^i — O Tr'ae Co 5s 91 —
Bay CPC 55.i03»; — O W gtd r.s. W - 00%
Cal C & K158.1G3V4 — Om - Cable (15. 103% — -
dale Gon.Wi — Pac G Im 4s. 87
Cal G & E g ' Pl R.v 55.. 106^ 106%
m . &ct 55.103% — Pac jLfcP ss. — 90
Cal Wine- 3k. 00 01 Do gtd 55..100 V4 — '
City El 55.. 91 !MVi|Pac T&T r.5.100 100%
C 0 Wat ">s. 100 101 |P &. C H (is. 00 —
Do g mgss S>l^i — IP & O It 0.5.100 —
Kd Xl LA sk. 101%.— I People's \V ."s 70? i 71%
Kd L&P 6«.10S —\u0084 | Powell «t fis..lo2iilO3 ,
First F TrSs' — — !. Sac . KG&R55.102%
F &\u25a0<: II 6s. — \u25a0 — , S Diegoill 55.10.ji —
II <J &,»S-5b.105%- — S J I.&P :>&. 96V^ — '
Hoii-It T »!s. — 108 SV Xl Ry 5s — \u25a0 —
Iy Tahoe. Rss — 99 SF.O &-.SJSs.IOT. —
I. AsElec r.«.lOHi — Do 2d mj:"»s — »iS -.
LA<; & EISP.IOIV4;— Do «:<»n ."»!•. 94% 05%
Do Cor 58.101% — S.I& SCR 4Vis -r-< — "
L A Rv 55..105« i — Sierra "II Gs.. — 100 Vi
UL ctd n5.102%"— B P -of A fit ,
LAP Icm ss. — 107' A - (ifilO) - .... — —
LAP Cal r»s. — 103 « P of O Cs
Marin W 5s — - — Mol2> . .. . .lO."><>; —
Mkt Xt C «is. — 104 SPC 1c c ."iß.ll.'y.
I)o lcm'n.- 103' Afi P n R K5.127 — "
MV& MtTss.l(»o — SPRR Ist 'r4s 94% ' f)SV«,
NRof 0 ss.lir» — Stkn G&K •fc.KU —
.N C Ry : 55. .114% — " SV W \u25a0\u25a0 g mgis 88%'SO
•N'C.'P Co 5M03". 105 U G,A E ss. 9f> lOj) %
NO PCn3* OS »5Vi I'R Pf/SP, 4s. 73 Vj —
N Xl Co sk. 9iy 3 — ValleJo.Ben &
0 GL&H ris.lo2 — - . ' N«pa RR.'.s 7."i —
Oak Tran C.s.lOS 110 Val Co P 5^.101^103
Oak Tran ss.l(W lOOVi • -. "
1 WATKR STOCKS
Marin Co .. G<) — |S V Wxt Co. 41 41 14
GAS AND EI.EOTRHJ
rityEl Cfl:.-— 51V£|P.nc i;j pfd r . — 75
N Cal Power \u25a0 — 40 . | -Do. com ; . .. 51>/. — \u25a0
' . 'INSURANCE: -
C«| Ins Co:.; M 1"M 1 " 83>/j|Pac O Chs Co'.HO" ;'l33 >
Flremii^' , Ptf.237%" —•\u25a0[' \u25a0 . : • -
HANK/ STOCKH
Am 'Ml Hk. — i:! 5 . First NHtn1..255 —
Anjrlo & I>n — — Mrr Tnisf ...Slfl' 2.V1
Bank of Cal.— • 420 S\u25a0 F 'National. — .140
Cent Trust:. 120 130 (Onion T/Co,: — ' — ;
\u25a0•- SAVINGS BANKS ; '
Get S & I/.275.V — !S r -F Say U..500,; 510 •'
Huni Say Bk — -— Savi- I. So.. _>;125
Jfut Ssv Dk. 70 77 ISec Nnv."Bk.\ — :!IO
STREET RAILROADS •
California .. — i:C IPrcßldio. -.; . . . 22 —
POWDER'
Giant Consolidated • C 0 .:..:.. .v.'/. .. 7h 7.SV>
\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 ;-. SI.'GAR ~ v -^ -•' '\u0084- • '
Hawaiian C.-3SVi ."?!>• Malmwpli S. Oi 54% —
Honokaa *T0 21% 22% Onomeaf \u25a0&-. 0." 55.' '*>%
Hntcb S>P O 18% ll>- Paaulmu f C. , ;2»Vi ;^9 Yj
Kilauea 50.14 rIS ITnlon ' S Co. . w'i _ "
• - . OIL I STOCKS ;\u25a0"•..'
Amal Oil Co.»— 75 |W Coiißt Opf— "• 10l'
Asko Oil. Co. 47 -47%| 'Diciim ... — . — \u25a0
Stcrlins Oil.. 3% • 4 I • ; • .
. 7 "
Alaska P-A. &ft% 00 . Pae- Aux <F 'A'-i 3-. —
CalF <; A. ;102 . Pac C- Borax. 154 •- — :.-'
MV& MtTm.loo ;\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0—\u25a0* Pac ; . T&T pfd — '' 97>A
N Alas S Co.114: 120 ' ; Do com ...39 :—: — "
if y;: •.•-•• *. ;-. SALES-, ' .'' --r\u25a0, -.
JMorniDß .-Session' .\u25a0
- - : Board-~ \u25a0\u25a0 . \u25a0 • \u25a0-'
2<io AK«ociated r Oil ; Co.-. .'. ." . 47.50. :
.150 ARBf)ciate<l OIJ Co.. ....'...\u25a0.....' 47.25- '
40 Cal «t'Coblc R R r.../.......130.0rt!*r*
: 20 Cit.r Electric' Co ' ..'.; .v. .-;: ". I .-51.00 V
1 ,: :10 Giant: Powder :. . ... " . .'.".".*.' STBSkI 7S,3J«4
•;•''. 10- Giant* Powder v.': :. .-. . . : . . . . .. . ..7*.>2r.
'100 Hawaiian Cmnl & Sugar ' C«. :. . 35.25
; v; v : 20 ilakaweli Sugar Co';. r.~.'; . V.". /. -*M'.OO '",
.. 25'(>nomea- Sagar • C 0%..-.\u25a0/.;.."...:.0 %..-.\u25a0/.;.."...:.. .-.\u25a0/.;.."...:. ; .\ 54. 75 '",
i.-': 25 ODomea.' Sugar •* Co .. '.v.v. .'.*.". :.,K4.50.'
•\u25a0.-200 Pacific Tel &-Tei;(conimmi).";.'.:39.sor ( -
S2.fKX» People's* Water; Co 5a 1*..:..;..:. 71.50
$1,000 Peopie'g, Water ;Co 8fC.VJ . . : . . . 70.75-.
$1,000 People's --Water Co 55.". ;V." :V.V. 70:S0, ,
' ; $7,000 People's"^ Water \u25a0 Co .">«. : .....':. : 70.25
'. ?2.00(i S" V t Arlzona-fis '-.'.. :.V.".V.V..\100.37>4
' $2,0(X)-s * P - Branch ?' Ry. «* " .... .... . : 127.00 ' y
1 $2.(N><> K*-I'aß*R lot refdjr 48.... .V.V n.'i.Oft;:
$10,000 Ferries .ft Cliflf ' House ;t>* :'. . . . . 101: V2W
\u25a0- ~ \u25a0\u25a0~.'y\Btnet—".'- \u25a0':'.'.' • '.":\u25a0" .'': •' -.'"-.?.,
' $2.O«iJ Pacific Electric Rr ; ."is . J : . V. .-.-. : Urf? T-n .
i 'Afternoon Session
Board— \ *
85 Alaska Packers' A55n. ......... ™-£
30 Alaska Packers' A55n.......— ??••*.
100 Associated OH . C 0 . ." .. ....•"• •"• ••' 4T -°°,
13 Anglo & London P, Nat Bank... 141.. 00 .
.20 Cal st Cable . .•:'. • 1 2"°" •
40 Giant Powder..... •••• &£,,
215 Hawaiian Coml & Sugar C 0.... SS.3^%
20 Hawaiian Coml & Siigar Co. b 3. 38.3 1%
400 Hawaiian Coml & Sugar C«. ... J*-™
125 Hutchinson S E;Oo .:....-\u25a0 18.50
5 Makawell Sugar Co • ?f-J»
100 Onomea.' Sugar- Co:. • • o- 1 -! 1 "
.125 Paauhau 3 PCo •••• ,
.10 Spring Valley^ Water C 0 ........ f, 1 - 5^
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 5 Spring. Valley ' Water f0. ..... ..41-00
$1,000 Cal Gas & El <} M & C T ss. -100.8.$
$2,000 S P. Arizona 6s 100.37%
$3,000 Spring Val \u25a0 Wnt gen ratge 45.. 88. .5
$1,000 United R R of S F 45. .....-> 73.75
$1,000 UnIWH R of SF 4s 73.50
$12,000 People's Water Co 5s. ....••••• 70.50
. Street
150 City Electric Co ..51.00
"California Stock and OH Exchange
Bid.Ask. - Bid. Ask.
Amaurot ..... 75 —New I'cun Pet — <>S
Amy — l.UOParafflne ..... — 1.60
Apollo 14 15 Palmer ..1.25 —
Asso Oil ...46.50 47.00 Piedmont — '<
Bay City. ....1.50 — Plnal ...7.00 8.00
Blue Moon .. 31 33 Premier ...... —1.05
Hrookshlre, ...1100 1.20 Producers ....2.00 —
Caribou ....13.00 15,25 Record .......6.00 —
Chi. Chide ... 11 —Royalty .. — 1.25
Claremont. 1.07U 2.00 S-F &\u25a0 McK.27.00 30.00
Coallnga Pae.4.50 — .Saner Dough. .2.25 2.75
Del Hey .... .— 22 Section 25 ..22.50 25.00
Four '41 — Sesnon .......8.00 —
Fulton ..;.... —1.25 Silver Tip ...3.35 —
111 Crude ... 40 42 Snvercigu — 28
Junction 40 —S W &.8.V.. . •" 45| 46
Linda Vista.. 25 — Sterling — 3-00
Luelle .... — 12.12%|Sunset Mon .. W> —
Mecca, — l.SOTurnur W* \u25a0 70
Monte Crlsto.l.67y. — iWolvefine ...; 25 —
Nev County... 30 — |\V K*Oll C 0.2.35 2.42Y,
SALES !">/.
ll:S0 n. m.— .
500 Four Oil '. .42
1 700 Monte Cristo 1.70
100 Palmer 1.12,*
100 Palmer 1.13.
200 Palmer, s5. 1.15
200 Palmer, s 5 ' 1.20
200 Palmer 1.20
SCO Premier, b G0........ 1.12«4
600 Premier 1.10
: : 2 p. m.' — • . ,
15 Associated .... 47.00
100 MrHtfe. Cristo 1.70
100 Palmer 1.22%
400 Palmer 1.25
1000 Premier .\.. 1.10
700 Premier, b60..., '.. 1.07%
200 Premier V....." \ 1.05
HiniiiK Stocks
SAN FRANCISCO. STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday: . ,
COMSTOCKS
\u25a0 \u25a0 Regular Morning Session
1000 Alpha . '. 13 700 N Gould & O. 29
."00 Belcher 1.20 500 Occidental .... 34
500 Con Vh M..1.7TV. 100 Overman ..... «•"•
":iOO Hale &. Norc. tio 200 Sierra Net ... 77
400 Hale & N.ttc. til 700 Union 0O
400 Lady Wash .. 16 200 Utah 13
Afternoon Session
100 Andes 2«J 200 Hale. & Norc. fll
100 Andes 27 100 Lady Wash ... 17
300 Belcher ... ...1.20 fiOrt Occidental ' 33
200 Bullion .. 2(» 200 Ophlr ......2.12%
UK) Challenge Con 39 400 Overman • . »I 2
::0() Chollar ...... 32 300 Overman ...... W
2<ki Clu.llar 33 200 Potosl «".l
100 Confidence ...1.30 500 Seg Belcher .. 10
200 Con VaM.. 1.77V. 800 Sierra Nev ...77
:!00 Crown Pt. . . 1. 17^j 100 Union ........ J)2
200 Gould <!t Cur. 40 300 Yellow Jacket.l.3o
Informa Sesslfin
100 Bullion 20 1200 PotoM :.....:.. .«0
300 Challenge. Con Sfi 3500 Seg Belcher .. 10
TOO, Con Va M..1.77H 500 Sierra Ncr ... 77
lfiOO Gould & C.slO 40 100 I'nion 92
100 .Mexican .....1.75
CLOSING -QUOTATIONS
Bid. Ask. Bid.Ask.
Alpha 12 14 Kentnek 15 —
Alta 2O 25 Lady Wash .. 15 —
Andes 2*5 2S Mexican 1.75 1.77
Belcher .. 1.20 1. 25 New York Con 05 :.> —
Best & Belch. .K5 ;»o N (Jould & C. 28 —
Bullion in 21 Occidental 34 —
(Caledonia 5S HI Ophlr ........2.12 2.15
Challenge Con W - 40 Overman ...... «3 B5
Chollar 32 34 Potosl ........ 60 til
Confidence . ..1.K5 1.45 Savage 50 32
Con Imperial. 07 <»0 Scorpion ...... 11 . 13
Con Va J! Co. 1.75 1.77 Seg Belcher .. 10 11
Crown Point.. 1.17 1.20 Sierra Ser ... 77 79
X Sierra Nev (HJ '.—. — Silver Hill ... 1" l!>
Exchequer ... 2fi 2R[St Louis ..... <>6 —
Gould i. Cur. 40 41 Union ..'. • ttl 94
Hale & Norc B0 62 Utah ......... 12 ,14
Julia ........ 15 17 Yellow Jacket. l. SO 1.40
Justice '. . 20 . 25
TONOPAH AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS
Regular Horning Session
100 Belmout ...1.02H 200 Jumbo Ex .... 21
I*ooo Belmont 1.05 500 Raw Queen ..20
200 Gld Con M...7.90 500 Raw Queen . . 21
Afternoon Session .
4.ViO Atlanta MJ| 300 Gld Con M...7.K5
400 Belmont ... 1 .02 41 200 Do, s . 5 . . 7 . 57 »i
1000 Belmont 1.10 TOO ; Gld Con .M.7.57>4
300 Belmont 1.15 NOO Do, a 5.....7.50
I SIIO Belmont ".1.20 100 Do, s 5...7.77W
: 200 Belmont 1.2" 300 Gld Cn 51. ..7. 8")
:«jt» Helmont .. .1.27',«. 1500 Gld Kewanas.. 05
3700 Belmont I.SutIOOO .luinbo.Ex Sfl»
500 Booth ((9JIOOO Do. s 5 , 1!>
1000 Booth OS 3«00 Jiynho' Ex .... 20
! 400 Com Fraction. 41|1000-Lnne Star .... 03
WK) Gld Con M.. .7.!K> 1500 Rf-scue'Con .. 02
300 Do, s 5....7.M5! 300 Tim Kxten ... 70
Informal Sessloii -
1100 Btlmont 1.301-800 GM C^>n M...7.80
100 Belmont ...1.27V. 20 Gld Con M...8.00
i 500 Do, s D0.. .1'. 25 4500 Jumbo Ex .... 10
150fi Belmont .....1.25 4OJO l^ne Star, s 5 02
3000 COD, s 5..." 05 1000 Pitta S Peak!. SO
fiOO Daisy -\u25a0'.. : ..'... US 50<J0 Rescue. Cou . . 02
1000 Dm B Btte C. ,01
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
CALIFORNIA
Bid.Ask.l Bld.Ask.
Bunker Hill.. — 4..WCent Eureka... 4Q , ' —
NKFADA"
, . Tonopah - District , '
\u25a0 Bld.Ask.| Bld.Ask.
Helmont .1.20 1.25 North Star ... <»1 02
Jim Butler .. 0!> v 10i Rescue Con .. 02 0:!
MacNamara- .. 2<J -27 Ton, Exten. .. . 69 —
Midway ......lit 20 Ton of Ncv...6.75. —
Montana ..... S5 — |We*t End ... 21. —
Goldfleld District
Adams — OllGld Kewanas.. 05 Of!
Atlanta.. ON W Gld .Merger M. OK.- '08
Blue Bell .02.'. I).': Grandma ..... 01 02
Blue Bull ... 03 04 1 Great Bend ..03 »M
Booth / ". 08 09 Grt Bend Anx — 01
CO VI". . 07 Grt Bend Ex. — 01
Columbia ..:. — 0.1 Jumbo Ex .... 17 —
ColumblH Mt. 05 07 Kendall ...... — 03
Com Faction. 4O v Lone Star .... 02 03
Cracker Jack .01 02 On. '...': :; 03 04
Daisy .. ..OS 09 Red I fills 0.1 04
Dm B Btte C. — 01 Red Top Ex.. 01 , 02
Dmdfld Trugl. — 01 Sandstorm ..... 02 <>4
Florence. .....2.55 — Silver Pick .. OS .10
Florence Ex.. — 01 St Ivrs . . — 08
Frances Muk. 02 —Wonder ...... — 01
Gold Bar' Gld 03 05 Yellow Tiger.. ,- 06.. -07
Gld ' Con - M . . .7.75 "i.M Yellow '.Top *. . . 01' —
Gld Portland. — -01
. \ Bullfrog District
Amethyst .... 01 02 Mont Bullfrog. — 01
Bonnie . Clare.. — .12 Montgomy Mt. 02 . 03*
Blfrg Nat Bk — 02 Tramp Con . . 06 —
Home's take K. — <>1( Valley View... — -02
Mayflower Con . 0.1 . 04] \u25a0 -. \u25a0
Manhattan District .-' \u25a0.
\u25a0Man ('on 02 • 04 Mustang Man.. 01 :vO2
Man Dexter... .03 04 Pine Nut .... • 01
Mlueral Hill.. — 02
Other -Districts
Balloon .Hill.. — •'\u25a0 <>5 Xcv Hflls — 70
KagleV .Nest. — (M|PittsS Peak.. ,79- SI)
Falrvw ii Bid — 02 Ramsey .' 01., 02
Falrvw Hailst — 01 Raw. Coalition. 15. — ,
Falrvw -Eagle. 12 15 Raw yneen . . 20 —
Jack Pot ? Ofi <; 07 Ronnd Mt :'. . . 54 58
' Copper Stocks
Cum Ely 1. 5. 25 S.r.OlNev Con' ..2G. 12 26.37
Glroux Cns.ll.K2 lI.STj "x'-Z
GRAIN MARKET
AVheat ? and: Othor ,<«raln»
i •.Wheat-^Chlcaßo.wati .'lower on liquidation.' : the
hammering ' of bears ami l^ercahles.
-Tli»! San Francisco *in«y*.'t continued weak,
with Inrsre arrlvnl!« of about f?0.0»)0 ctis - fronr tb»
two northern state?. ;. There- was no. further) de
cline in : priced, however. / .' • ' \u25a0
, - iCAMI WHEAT '
California. — : Sonora. 1 '52.07MiGr2.20:. Propo
and 1: white Australian. • $2.lHf."; Runsian red, $l.s7^ife
I.9ft; turkey red. $1.1)214^2.02^;; bluestein,
$2.10(^2.12^.. • ; ' > - : ;".^ -'.-S
•:-' v :;,--\u25a0;' •:•\u25a0<-*!'*!\u25a0.-\u25a0": FUTURES \u25a0\u25a0- . . ' \u25a0 \u25a0'.{ '\u25a0 : ' :
'\u25a0 No^tiotatioiw. .'."/, \u25a0 , .. 1 , ' , .. "£ •\u25a0•
' 1 Barley-r-There -' wan -a' further ('decline in the
cash:' praln', yesterday, \u0084'w ith 'ilil>eral offerings.
There.- Is :: nothing^dolnsr 1 . In , hrewlns at- prosentr
as' the brewers' are •: well^stoeked- aheHd.- ;\u25a0" :
Freißhts-are 1 quiet •: at : 20s. n.«iiar: European
options.-. .Tlie chartered tonnage- in port Is 5.553,
aga inst nothing : on the ' sanje ; dn te : lant ; year; dis
engaged,: 21.454' tontt.l against' 33,o7s: on the way
to this port, 1 176.253^ tons.; against 152,fi'J3. 4
' '•':\u25a0\u25a0 ' : ' \u25a0; \; CASH. BARLEY - v . : - i ~- ' .^r^.'i '-:\u25a0
Extra choice feed,' sl. 4l Vi;' good to choice feed,'
$1.3874(51.40: common to fair. $I.37% 'per; ctJ:
brewing,^ $1. 42i^(gi1. 43%;;; shipping-lots,- $1.40fe
I.42*s;. chevalier. $l.RofrU;fis per.ctl. .* /•* .;\u25a0 .-i.
' .'. " \u25a0-\u25a0 FUTURES--- "\u25a0 \u25a0-'..
\u25a0*'.'\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0-*\u25a0 '" -•- •\u25a0•\u25a0• 10:30, a. (m.: Session : \u25a0;.' ;
:\u25a0:'.,' Open. ' High. \u25a0 I-ow. Close;
May;:. . .'.?l.42^ii $1.42 ii I $1-42 .:. i ?r.42 3;|
i . Oats—The t market coHtlnueKjifeless,' with of
ferings 'large, and' prices ! unchanged. ' ; ' h.' '
\u25a0- Reds \u25a0 f'^ feed. • $Lssi}j. 1.67V2 ; .-reds ? for \u25a0
$1.85(3,2; Tjlack. $1.50iVi2.."0: ' pray, ; nominal -at
$I.7o(fi;l.7s::white,Tsl.fK(sl.72MiHier:ctl'for;falr
to No.- i:-andsl:7s for extra [clioice. ";""* .\u25a0' \u25a0 '<"- *>"!
- ; ('.in.— »!rnVor>i"ri>nort- western ' oiliorf »Ui-biiJlc
SUMMARY OF
THEMARKETg
JVevr York »toeks Irregular. : , .
Copper NtocliN nhnut the «amf.
Another nharp drop In \u25a0 cotton. - '.\u25a0-\u25a0
Lr»N : trndlnK -In oil and. water
'HtoCkN. :" \u25a0 • '(• ".'\u25a0'
Shipment of $062,074 to the orient.
Exchange and silver unchanged.
Wheat .and > oats ; weak. Barley
Flour held firmly. . '
BcanM quiet but firm.
Hay market mliowm weaker price*.
lIopR held too' high for activity.
Wool dull, with supplies reduced.
Hide* quiet, with stocks? accumu
lating. ,
Dried fruit n iirnl ralisins improving
Momewhnt. . \- -
HogH scarce and firm. \u25a0
Beef and mutton tending upward.
Butter, egg* and cheese higher.
Potato and onion market firm.
Cold weather checks fruit trade.
Poultry market - T favors sellers.
. ~*-
very hard to get, as there Is none offerlDg from
the western markets. Yellow and white are
lower."-* • ' .
Small round yellow, $1.70(^1.75; white. $1.85;
large yellow, $r.75&1.80; western states yel
low, in bulk, Sau Francisco track, $1.01; white,
$1.63; mixed, nominal, $1.62 Ms per ctl; white
Egyptian, *$1.65«5j:1. 70; brown da, $1.57%(yi
$1.62% per ctl. \u25a0 , ,
ttye Continues dull at $1.00 per ctl for Utah.
California Is nominal.
-: Foreign. Futures
LIVERPOOL
Wheat — ' March. May.
Opening .. .....'. 82% BIU
Closing 8 3ft 8 1%
PARIS
\u25a0 Wheat— Jan. May-Aug.
Opening :.. 24 10 24 70
Closing.... 24 10 24 75
. Flour — "' " - .
Opening * 31 45 32 40
Closing 3145 32 40
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
: Future Grain and I'rovi.Hions
CHICAGO.^ Jan. 18. — (iraln and provisions de
clined, here today, the market being nervous In
all I the pits. Wheat led the downward march,
clofiliiK from %c to I(4 c. lower than yesterday.
The liquidation in provision*! left, prices at the
close from 10c to l(%e. lower than yesterday.
' Krightened^ longs, scared into unloading by
dirge, receipts at the ? principal markets and a
poor demand for cash wheat, crowded the pit
today:--- The range for the day was from %c to
l%e. Mny showing the greatest' activity and
making 'the greatest " descent. May fell off to
$1.0.5% from a high for the day of $1.10%. The
close was weak Ht practically the low points of
the.' day. ' with May l^W.lV4c below yesterday's
final figures at $1.00.
S . Mild .weather helped' to put- corn prices on a
down grade. The range was from %c to lc.
May' fell off to »>7^'t/;i!7%c from ,68% c and
cloned on the low point." lower.
-Trade in. oats followed ..the general course of
the other grains, although the, range was nar
rower. Shorts and elevator' lnterests stepped In
at the low points and took large quantities of
the offerings. The range was from %c to %c.
The close was weak, with May %@V£c lower at
47ibftt47%c. . .
• 'In' provisions pork ranged from 15c to 17i,ic
lower, lard 12^c to 17MiC. lower, and ribs from.
7>/jC to 10c lower than yesterday's final figures,
("losing; prices on the May delivery were: Pork,
$21.75; lard. $12.05; ribs. $11.50.
The leading futures ranged as. follows:
Articles — ' Open. High. ' Low. Close. :
Wheat— : . .
May ........... l.tiO^ 1.10% LOS*, 1.0!)
July i 1.00% 1.01% I.OOU 1.00*3
September ..... 97 07 06% 06%
Corn —
May : fix** (!S% 97Va «7%
July r>7% '67Ts t>7i» 67»4
September G7^ ' t!7% 66 7 i 66ft
Oats-
May . .". 4N 4S 47% 47%
July 44»i 44V; 4r,Ti 44
September 41 41i«, 41ii 4lVi
• Mess Pork, per . barrel—
May ...........21.00 22.00 21.75 21.75
July" ......21.1t7ia 21.07^ 21.80 21. 50
January .......21.80 21. 50 '21.65 21.63
I-ard, per 100 pounds — 1
January .. .12.70 12.70 12.50 12.50
May -,:... .'.... ..V2. 15 • 12.22% J2.0.V 12.05"
July;..'... 12.05 12:10 11.03 11.03
Short Ribs, per 100 pounds —
January .... ...11. -2V- 11. SO 11.63 M.Ko
May ...:....;. .11. 57'^ .11. R2ft' 11.50 11.50
July ...11.60 11.60 11.50 11.32 ft
Cnah Grain and Provision*
CHICAOO. Jan. IS. — Cash flotations were as
follows: Flour, easy; No. 2 rye, SOfrijSle; feed
or mixing barley. «31fj.67e; fair to choice malt-
Ing barley, 6041,73 c; No. 1 southwestern flaxseed,
$1.96; 'No.' I northwestern flaxKeed, .'s2.ut>; tim
othy seed. $4; closer. $9,50Cf1!i13.75; mess pork,
per .barrel, $2t.S7feW22; lard, per l(»0 pounds,
$12.50© 12.52 V.: short ribs sides (loose),
$H.:t7M!fall.s7^; short clear sides (boxed),
$12.25fei2..'t7Vi.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearance* of wheat and" flour were,
equal to 1 68.000 bushels; primary receipts were
706,000 bushels, .compared with 317,000 bushels
the corresponding day a year ago. . The world's
visible supply, us shown by Bradstreefs, de
creased 1,7.'>0,000 - bushels. Estimated receipts
for tomorrow: Wheat. 12 cars; corn, 275 cars;
outg, 100 cars; hogs, 32,000 head.
New. York Grain .Market .
NKW YORK, Jan. IS.— Flour— Dull aud lower
to sell. Receipts. 3«,045 barrels; shipments, 3SI
barrels. • . , . ' -
Wheat— Spot, easy; No. 2 red. $ 1 .30. sales,
elevator, domestic, ami $l.."! 0. nominul. f . o. ; b.
afloat; No. \ 1 northern • Ihilnlli, $1.22 V6 : No. 2
hard winter. $1.23. nominal, f. o. b. : afloat.
llchvj- liquidation on the part of the speculative
longs on the larger receipts -. and weaker cash
markets caused further weakness in the wheat
market and prices «t the. -close were %c to %c
net lower. May closed at $1.16T»c; \u25a0 July closed
nt $I.OSVi. Ueceipts. 25,200 bushels; shipments,
47,810 bushels.
Minneapolis Grain and I'ro«luoe
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. IS.— Wheat— May. $1.10
ftxl.lo«,fe: July, i $I.oo </>. Cash— No. 1 hard,
$1.11«Ard1.12%; No. 1 northern. $l.ll<fjl.lli4;
No. 2. $l.fi9fdl.o»T; ; No. :\, $1.05W1.00.
Com— No. 3 yellow, .">»•% <^<il^c.
Oats— No. 3 white. 45%ra45T^c.
Rye— No. 2. 76^<&7S«-. •
Flex— Closed at $2.07 Vi. . ••
' * . • ' •• »*» * .. .'
'. Available Grain- Snpplj-
NEW YORK.' .lan.-18.— Special cable and tele
prsphic communications, received by Rradstreet's
show the "following changes In avu'il.ibtv suppltes
as • compared with previous account :
Wheat. United: States, east of Rockies, de
crease "1.712,000 bushels; Canada, increase 661,
000 bushels. Totnl. United States anil- Canada,
decrease 1.501,000 bushels.'.
Afloat for nnd ..In Buropo. decrease 700,000
bushels. Total American and Knropcan supply,
decrease. 1,751.000. .
'-.".Corn. 'l'nlted- States and Canada. -increase 541,
000 bushels. '
-:s Oats. 1 United States ' aud Canada, decrease
1,320,000 bushels.
. XorUtorn AVhent >larkot
WASHINGTON
TACO.MA, Jan.., 18.— Bluestem, - - $1.18«ttl.l»;
club. $l.(fl;'red- Russian. $1.(»7.
. SEATTLE. Jan. lX^-MillinK quotations:'l.'tue
stem. $1.14; club. \u25a0 $1.10: life, $1:10; red Itns-
Rian.-;sl.(js. • F.xport — Bluestem.-: $1.11;- club,
$1.07; fife, $1.07; red Russian. $1.05. Car re
ceipts up to- n.vm: -Wheat. .six cars, "tester
day's receipts: .Wheat, 22 cars; oats, 1 car.-
OREGON .
PORTU\ND. -Jan. IS.— Track- prices: Club.
$1.10: blnestem. $1.mwi.20; red Russian. $LOS;
turk-pv roil. SKI 2: fortv.fnlrt Jlls- vnilvT- «1 ov
LOCAL MARKETS
,r "\u25a0•'.. Rccolptn-of Produce r.lanuury 18 \u25a0\u25a0'.\u25a0\u25a0
Flour.' qr : sks.":. . 3.47rt|Tallo«-. ctls . . . / 1,060
Wheat; ctls . 35 Hides, So •\u25a0:..;.: 500
Barley, ctls . . . , 3.oSslPelt<i, Xo 1 ls«
Oats,- ctls ...... l,o2»iLime. i,bls ...V.j stX>
Beans, sks .:.... filti| Sugar, ctls :.... 4.730
Corn, ctls ..;.... ...GOOUVine. cals
Hr«n. ' «ks i . . . . . \u25a0 \u25a0 lt> [Lumber, - M f t • 20
.Middlings.* sks .. 25 Chicory. 1,1,1? ...45
Potatoes, sks /. . . 4,27O|()ranffes, b.xs \u25a0 . . . . ' ' 530
Onions. 5k«. ..'...:* 1,325 Honey ,_ cases ....
Hay. tons v 279 Livestock. No ... .-' l»so
Kcypt./corn.- sks.- 213 Coal. . tons 30
('alfalfa n»-rtl,sk« 300 Pap.-r, bdls ..... 635
Leather, rolls v.;. snj .
~\ ; OREGON* '\u25a0''.."
Flour, qr »k5.... i;.sss| Wheat." ctls. ...'. .77 .vn
\vashin<;ton '•
Flour, ,qr sUs...: 12,5421 Pot:itocs, sks ..,." ,3<X)
AVbeat, ctls.'.... 2.<i7o|Onts, ctls .. 1 v'(>
, WESTERN STATES' »"-,
Flour, qr sks . .::. . ...:,'. 2,020
1 " £ : I'rovlKlnns "
llThe rCarket Is tlrm,'tlu«iKh rather. rjuiet at the
momenr. r Prices show, no chances. \u25a0:
; . .'- Cpttolp'ne — One' half "Mil,-- l".i<ic: . 2 half bbU*
13C: 1 tierce. ,12;fec;; 2 tierces, 12% c; 5 tiercm-'
12%f.v-;,.. \u25a0:-\u25a0\u25a0-. \u25a0•\u25a0;••-": 'v.. \u25a0•;..".'• ::--- -..- :r . '\u25a0
; Haras and Bacon — The. Western meat compani
'quotes as follows:- IlamK/lT'^AtlSr: picnic hams ;
13%c:f California hams,; ir.S7.i7c: fancy ba«»on.>o
to'S lbs.,23.Vic: B. to 111 lbs. 21% c:; 10, to 15 lbs
2lH<*: ; J'P nt d fy ** alt l>acon;".8;to 10 lbs.lOcriO
i to, l2. ibs.jlS^c; medium 'bacon, '17% c- light nn.--"
idlamibacon."-17%c.'ii -V .; . .
'.rziMtd—^Tlerew >- 15%c/"soa ? 16e," s lOs 16%?,' r.s
•'16^c.1 Ss 18% c; I compound lard; • tierces lie ' S<i«
ll»,ie. 10s 11%c, V5«».11%,v;a« UV:=yeUon- cooK'-'
:lnp.otl.\67ciper:ffiil: white.cooklns oil, 68c pt-r
Ral;;nalad 0i1.. ,71c per pal. ..\u25a0\u25a0 i \u25a0\u25a0•:;\u25a0•!,; . -..-.:,••\u25a0;.• •
?i; Bcef-^local' prices are quoted. '? Export lots. In
spectefliliy:thc.goyernnient.jare?l:per,.bW hish
er.'-st Kx.tra ' fa milr beef; $12 . per < bhl : family ' beef s
$11.50 per; bbl:s extra mess beef, $11.50 per bbi
nmoked beef. «10e per lU. •"\u25a0•.,-' ....
Continued Decline in Barley;
Butter, Eggs and Cheese Higher
Pork— Extra prime, in barrels, $27.50; clear.
$30; mess, $30: pig pork. $32.50; pigs feet. $\u25a0>..*)
for half bbls, $2.40 for 25 lb kegs and $1.35 tve
kits.
- J .' : 3leal Jlarket '
I»cal packers rejiort that hogs are, scarce
and firm, but that the demand is slacking off
on account of the high prices. Beef and mutton
are also firm, with a tendency toward b!gher
quotations.' Live calve* are higher.
I»HESSEI> MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows:
-- Beef — 7V4ftrSc per lb for steers,. 6yj'S«rsC for
cows and heifers.
\u25a0 yeal — SH<jslK' for large and 10@irt',jc for
small.-
Mutton— Wethers. 10«llc; ewes, OQlttc per lb.
Lamb — 12?44j13Vie per lb.
Pressed Pork <P«T lh>— HV3@l2Vic for light
and-OV&QlOe. for heavy.-
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for gorxl, sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, grow*
No. I fat steers, over 900 lbs. alive. 4yi<&isc
per lb: under 000 lbs, 4^e; second quality, 4>i
$4.4 Vic: third quality. 3Vi@R^ic
No. 1 cows and heifers. 3%<&t4c; s»>cond qual
ity. 3&@3i£c; third quality. 2%@3c; common,
thin, undealrable cows, '2\i<&2%c.
Fat bulls and stags, 2>.i©2Vic; half fat or thin
bulls, l%@2c.
Calves— Light weight, per lb. o^'go^c; me
dium. s@sKe; heavy. 4(^4^. _
Sheep (per lb)— Wethers, No. 1, s%@J%e;
ewes, 4'^ @4 *4c
Lanib (per, lb)— This year's milk lamDS, C', 3
@7c.
Hoes (per lb)— Hard grain fed. weighing KO
to 140 lbs, SVic; 140 tv 250 lbs, B*ie; !tfO to "o0
lbs, Sc; common, undesirable hogs, s@«Je.
Butter, Cheese and Bsks -,-\u25a0"\u25a0
The market for everything under this lies.d
was In good shape \u25a0 and firm yesterday, the
upper grades of butter and egga being partiru- ;
larlv so on active trading. Fresh extra butter,
was marked up !V«e to a quotation of 36c »
pound. . One small s*le was made at 35c on the
exchange and at the close •of the call buyers
were offering 36c, but the bids failed to bring
out any stocks and that figure was accordingly
made the official quotation. There was a gen
eral advance In quotations for eggs. Extras
were 2c higher on sales at 36c and prices for
the under grades were marked up on bids. The
advance In the lower grades was 3c in firsts
and lc In seconds and thirds. Cold storage ex
tra eggs from the local and country Ice houses
were offering In the street at 2«i4j2*>c a t'ozen.
but did not figure in the trading on the ii
change. In the cheese department new Oregon
Bats, and Young Americas were higher at 19c
and 20c a pound, respectively. Quotations for
local makes were unchanged.
' Sales on the exchange were as follows : \u25a0
Butter — 10 cases of e»fras at 35c a pound.
Eggs— lo cases of extras at 35c, 10 at •»Vs<*.
20 at 36c and 10 cases of selected pallets at SOc
a dozen. .
Cheese — 50 fancy new Oregon flats at 10c a
pound. * __.
Receipts were 2>*.500 pounds of butter. -0.000
pounds of cheese and 1.140 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 1 Vie to 2c higher, owing to the
various charges to be added.
Butter— Fresh creamery extras. 36c per lb,
firm: do firsts. 33c. firm; do seconds, 2S*c, firm;
California storage extras, 31 firm; do firsts.
30c. firm; extra storage ladles, 25 Vic firm; do
firsts. 25c. steady. . \u25a0
Cheese — California fancy flats. lSe per lb.
firm; do firsts, 16 Vie, firm: do seconds. 16c. firm:
fancy Young Americas. 19c.. steady; do firsts,
ISc. steady; fancy Oreeon Young Americas. 20c.
(Inn; do flats. 10c. firm; California fancy storage
flats.n^ie. firm; do firsts, ltf^e. firm; storage
Young Americas, IBI3C. firm: New York singles.
tOVsC. firm; do daisies, 19Hc. firm; Wisconsin
singles, l**4c, firm.
Egcs tper dozen, cases Included) — California
fresh extras. 36c. firm t do firsts, ,34c, firm; do
seconds, .".oc. firm; 'do thirds, 2>>c, firm.
\u25a0 Egg Market la \earby Counties
[Special Dispatch to The Call]
PETALUMA. Jan. IS.— Eggs are varying in
price and today were quoted at 3.1 c and «4c.
Production Is Improving and larce quantities are
being shipped daily. Conditions remain un
changed.
j SANTA' ROSA. JAn. 18. — There was an ad
vance of 2c In the price, of eggs today on re
ceipt of advices fro:n the San Francisco dairy
produce exchange. lineal dealers quoted 34c per
: dozen for choice and 31c for seconds. The sup
ply remains good with a strong demand. Local
prodncers anticipate that the recent ruling of
the state board of health regarding the marklnsr
of cold storage of asres will Increase the demand
for the fresh eggs In and around San Francisco
bay. which should act to maintain higher prices
throughout the season.
Portland Butter Mnrket
PORTLAND. , Jan. lS.^City and country
creamery extras, 39c; fancy, Cs@37c; store,
20&24 c.
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetable*
: Lettuce Is eomins forward freely from the Lo«
Angeles region, and while good stock finds
prompt sale at $5 a crate, most of the offerings
are of poor quality and have to be sold cheap,
hence the wide- ranire in the quotations. Celery
) is in free supply, while nearly all of the other
vegetables are scarce and high. Peas, a few
sacks of which arrived yesterday, sold at irreg
ular prices as to condition and a sack of hothouse
strintr beans brought 35c a. pound. A new con
signment of Cuban tomatoes was held at lan ad
vance and eggplant from Texas and Florida sold
up to 15c and 20.- a pound, respectively. Pota
toes and onions were firm as to values, with the
market cradually strengthening. Two boxes of
forced growth asparagus came in from the river
and were sold at 40c a pound.
Potatoes (per ctl) — River white. 75«g90c for
common to choice, and .$1621.10 for fancy: Sa
linas Burhanks, $1.25(ai.40; Oregon Burbanks.
$1.2.V<U.30; Oregon early rose, $1.50; sweet po
tatoes, $1.60(fit1.75.
Onions — $li£il.ls per ctl for local and $1.50
for Oregon.
Vegetables — Tomatoes. Cuban, $4.50<JJ5.50 per
crate: green pras, 8® 15c per lh; garlic* 5c per
lb: cabbage. 4Oi«jsoe per ctl; cucumbers. $1(g51.50
per dozen; cauliflower., 75QS5c per doxen; tur
nips. 75c, per sack: carrot*. 05<jr73c per sack;
eggplant. -10@15c per lb; green peppers. 10'<J2»V
per lb; rhubarb. 6@Sc per lb: celery. $2.50<g3
for large and $1(i?.1.25 for small crates; lettuce,
$2.50(g5 per crate; mushrooms, 15@30c per lb.
Deciduous and Citrus Fruit*
The return of cold weather has again checked
the movement In fresh fruits, and a majority of
the trade are reporting sales small and slow.
Receipts of citrus fruits are running light, but
j stocks hi-.- not diminishing very fast and the
cost of the several -descriptions at shipping
points Is all that holds prices steady. Pears are
closely cleaned up and remaining lots are held
»t firm figures, while all grades \u25a0of apples are
abundant. ' '
Cranberries — $7fe£S.sO per bbl.
Apples • <per l>ox) — Fancy . bellflowers. $1.25f~5
1.50: do Newtown pippins, \u25a0 $1fa1.33: "do red,
$1.50(1/1.75- choice. 75c*i$l:: common. 40i££63c;
Christmas apples, $1.75ft?2.25.
Pears — Winter Nellls. $2f<t2.25 per box; other
varieties. $1©1.25. ,
Citrus Fruits (per box) — Navel oranges. $2.25
for fancy and $1.65<it2 for choice: tanger
ines. 75cfti;$i for small and *1.25 ii 1.5 i» for large
boxes; grapefruit. $2.»oft£3 for. seedless; lemons.
$3.50ft?4 for fancy. $2.50<fc3 for choice and $lfr»
1.50 for standard; limes. $4«i!4.50.
'.Troploal Fruits — Bananas. $1(ir1.75 per bunch
for HawMlian and $2.50<f£.'5.50 for Central Ameri
can; pineapples, $2W2.50 per dozen. .
Dried Fruits, Raisins, Nuts and, Honey
Raslnsare.workine Info better shape and- are
firm, and larjte handlers think' the bottom has
hern touched. " More movement Is expected as
><v>n%-as: stocks . get" more concentrated. Prices
show no change as yet. however.
Pried fruits are also showing rather more life
at "the old prices. Prune* are particularly firm,
with- th>» laree sizes getting scare. Quotations
stand " the: same. .
Fruits— -Evaporated apples. 7*4<*jSUe:",,pr!cots,
lfli&12e: moorpark. 12'4ftil3c: peaches, r.^iii
7Uc:. prunes. 2? t «,.>.' with %r premium for 40s";.
fles. 4«?4 lie; pears. CftrlOc; nectarines. s<&6c« *
Raisins — Layers. . clusters — 6 . crown. $2.50;-5
crown. $1.75;- f crown. $1.25: seeded, 4V^*ts*ie;
ordinary layers. J\ ; rrnwn, O.V; • 2 crown. l 9«h»;
seedless sultanas. 2VJ<sj4c; Thorn psonV seedless.
SHto'Hiic -fur \u25a0 unbleached \u25a0 ami 7(Q7Ue .for
bleached: loose mnsiratel. 4 crown, "4i?;."!~ crown,
3i*rc: 2 crowu,*:;*'; seedless. 2ii(*.'
. x Nuts^-Almnnd«i. nonpareils.' t»Vitilsc: IXL.
14<aMWc:.np pins ultra. 13««13Uc: I>rake, lou
follc: langned<>«s, K)fti.tOt^<>:'.hardshe]U. «|4*ft
7c; i walnuts, l.ii^r per lb for No. 1 soft«hells.
B^c for Nn. "2<do; -pocans. HV-'.«rl6c: Italian
clio^ttmts. f»t-jfjlO« - : peanuts, 4 U'«t sc: pine nuts.
lS(&20e per lb.
• Honey — C-nmh. I4iitlsc for, water white ami 10
«512 c per U» for.llght amber: dark amber. 7*/'<«r:
extracted, 7 •/%«•\u25a0 for water white and s<4<i|C^c?
.for light • Bmbo,r;*candied-, and dark ' umber. 4@
4U.c.per lb.' : . • ;- ,.
Kfeswax— 27^Q.-»c per lb for llzht aud 23rg>
2C.c for dark: ,
I'onltrr and'Gamr :
.About ? 4o enops^of live; poultry and six. cases
of dressed . turkeys " came" to market from state
shlppinu points yesterday. As there .were no
western chickens * offering •\u25a0\u25a0 the ' market for > llv«
. stock was 1 insr<»vl shape for sellers, though sni»
p1Ie» consisted largely; of hens 'and old rooster?.
<Young .stock was scarce and occasional lots may
have brought an advance over tbe ' quotations.
.There were no established prices : for. dressed tnr
keys. .1 A 'car of. western; chickens was reporte-I!
; close \u25a0 »t ' hand : . nnd due ; at \u25a0 any time. .There wan
not \u25a0 mnch demand for game and ; prices for . inont
descriptions- were inclined to easiness.
,i. Poultry .'•{ per. doxeni-r-1 lens."-- $s int for smallj
. $t».50(fi7.50 forlar«:«> and.sS<aiO for extra: yoiifts
roosters.': $«s.sOftj 7.50:1 do extra Uarge/ SSftt K>; old
roosters.; $4(fi 5: t fryer*. 1 , $6f1t«.50: . broilers.^ $4**."?
for.-large and $3'Jt4 \u25a0 for small: .ducks." $7*iH» -<
1 Dizeyus. - $1.00: k squabs, , s3iSjo.oO; : geese, ; $2.00(^
pvr pair; dressed turkeys, nominal.*.
Game (per dozen) — Mallard ducks. $4.sOc<ttks'>:
canrasbacks. ft«j7; spriz. $X8oOS: teal. 42W.
wldceon. $2A(2.50; spoonbills. $2«i2.50; black
jacks. $2'd2.5i): irray ducks. $3ftC:5.50: gra? *<•**».
$3.5004.50; white geese. $1.5»J(«i12.50: brant. $2.."0
<Qi4: "honkers, $7^o; hare. $l.T3<Js2; rabbita,
$2.20^2.50.
Brans nnil Seedit
Pink beans continue In demand and firm anil
prices are higher. TTae other kinds are quiet, bnt
they. too. are firm.
Adric«>s from New York »tate report a strong
and advancing market for dry pea beana, and im
ports from Michigan are of a similar tenor. TbU
Is attributeii mainly t>» the failure of tne.ric-j
bean crop in Europe, which has shut off the sup
plies from that quarter, which had been drawn
on heavily durlne the last couple of year* l>y
American consumtra.
Adolf KoshUmrs bean. report says:.
"Pinks continue Arm. and wtrile the demumt
from 9ome quarters has stopped on acrmiDt ••;
the hicti prices stocks on hand will probably 'v*
used up. The market in general Is qniet. Ar
rivals are lijrht. Prices are flrptly maintained.'*
S^eda show « number of chanjjes, generally u;>
watd.
Beans (per rtl> — Bayo*>. $5.15^5.25; pea no»n
inal; small white. $4.75<tt4.*0: larze white. $-T. 4'>
<f£3.50; pink, $4.25@4.40; red. $nr47: black*? ».
$;{.fio^ft4.ls: lima. 44.10(<j4.20; red kidneys. &r<n
5.25; cranberry beans. $4.40^4.50: Garvan«aN,
$2.50<a3.25; horse beans, $1.75<5j;2.25.
Seeds — Brown mustard, 4Vic; yellow mitatar-l.
s*4c; flaxseed. 3c, carload lots: canary. S^^lir;
alfalfa. 16"»i(gl7c; rape. 2®2**e; imported rape.
\u25a0*^4Mic; timothy, 6c; hemp, Zy^ic; millet, 3rj
per lb.
Dried Peas — Grevn, $."> per ctl.
Flour and Farinaceous Good*
The millers report flour nrmly held, us they
are supplied with hijth priced wheat, btuishr.
some time ago, and can not afford tu'let-tbo
market 50 down. Cereal s.»«!n are un.-hanzrU.
Flour — California family extras, 4t5.t-U)<§t7 net
without discount: bakers* extras. $ti.W(4s7;-su
perfine. $5.40^5.70; Oregon and Washington. i«r
bbl. $s.7i''i<s.!M> for family, bakers' antl ptttvnt^
and $4.l»O for cut off; Kan.«aa patents, $»;.4."4i>
6.70; do straights. $tf.2.V0:**.50: Dakota patents,
$7.71>: do straights. $0.70 per bbl.
Farinaceous Goods — Prices in 10«> lb sacks, net
cash, no discount, are as follows: Graham Hour.
$-'t.40 per It*) lb*»; rye flour. $4; rye meal. 93«50;
rice flour, $7; corn meal. $3.25; extra cream d».
$3.50; oat meal.* **.4O; oat jjroats..s4.6O; farina,
$4.5<>; hominy. fXSCh buckwheat flour. $t.»"'»;
whole wheat flimr. ?3.V»; n^led oats, bbls $7'f?;
7.25, In sacks $4.40<?jfi.75; extra cream do. $7 in
sacks, and $7.30 in barrels; rolled wheat. ht.N
$j.5(), in sacks (4.23435; pearl barley. M.tZi
split peas, boxes, $3.70 for yellow and $7.30 for
green per 100 lb«.
Hay and Feed-tuff*
Receipts of hay are lighter, those, yesterday
belnjr only 279 tons. The market waa dull and
weaker. The circular of Somers & Co. gays;
\u25a0'Shipments of hay hare been yery heavy dur
ing tbe last week, the total amounting to S,7"i>
tons In comparison with 3SDO last week an<i
2.25<) for the week preceding-. These are the
heartest receipts since the Utter part of Sep
tember, at which time there was a great rush
of hay to market from the fields because of
threatening weather. \u25a0 Vnder tb.ese heavy ship
ments the. market has been weak on mo*t sra.ic-j.
but under the circumstances has held up renmrk
ably well. Already this month we ha»e received
about as much hay as was shipped to this mar
ket .In the month "of December, so It Is evident
that the Improvement In the demand that was
anticipated has n-curred.
"So much of the choicer RTade:* of hay were
rushed to market early In the season that n>.w
there is very little of tnU grade to be seen here.
Because of this very little hay is bHmt sold at
the higher range of prices, most everything go-
Ing at the. intermediate range. •
"The outside' demand for hay continues, es
pecially with . alfalfa, and it Is expected that
this movement will obtain throughout the re
mainder.of the season.
"The most Interesting trade feature f> (*•
reported at the moment is the imjuiry for hay
now. coming from Nevada. Some districts up
very short of hay there and It now sterns pos
sible'that considerable <]uantitie» will have to ho
shipped to that state during the spring." . ;
Bran— s27@2S for red and $28'g2> per -tou for
Middlings— s»4<g36 per ton.
Shorts— s29<S3O per ton. '
Feedstuffs — Rolled barley. t3ofl3*r; rolled oats
for feed. $3ft<i£3»; mixed feed. $25(ft.T-» for aver
age lots; oilcake meah ; cocoanut cak>« or
meal at mills. $25 In 2O and 10 and $23.5rt In S
ton lots; Jobbing. $26: corn meal. $35A39;
cracked cora. *:W(g3» ; alfalfa m#al. <-;irl.«,J ;..r-..
$2l»; jobbing, $21: red star alfalfa meal. $•_•!» iv
carload lots and $21 for jobbing; Caproco Hlnka
meal, $16.50 per ton.
"Hay — Wh»«at. $l.Va;1!>: wheat ami oat. JJ.'^o!
l«!;.tanae oat. $12^14; volunteer wild oat. $inr.*
13; alfalfa. $9^12; stork hay, $7® lt) per ton.
Straw— so^g73c per bale.
General Merrhandlae
Bags — Grain bags. 5V,&5%c spot and ."^'m
5%c futnre; San Quentin bags, 3V- t c; wool bag*,
32e for 3*s lb and 35c for 4 lb; Ueece twine. St.
per lb.
Coal — Pennsylvania anthracite egj. $1K per
ton; Wellington. $12: New Wellington. $'2; Cr..w
bay. $10; Australian house — Richmond, etc., $12;
P.'lhw Main, $12; Stanford Richmond. $12: Cum
berland. $15 in bulk and f1K.50 tn sacks; W«Lsli
anthracite, 'sls; coke. $10 pel tun ht bulk and
$17 Id. sacks.
Oils — Quotations are for barrel**. Linsee.i.
92c per gallon for boiled and 9«V for raw;
msfs. 5c more; castor oil in cases. No. I,
71c: Baker's AA, $1.13<t5t.15: China nut. iases.
60@70«i per gal: coi^annt oil. In barrels. 7i!fte
73^e; for XXX. R7Ufi/.71c for No. 1 and Kslc
68^jc for No. 2. . according t.> quantity; extia
bleached winter sperm oil. t>lc; natural winter
sperm oil, 01c: *natural whale wil. 55c: extra
winter strained lard oil. nsfi-9i«c: imrc neat^fi^c
oil. 75c; No. 1 neatsfoot oil; iU"" : \u25a0 be'rins »>il.
40c; salmon oil. 35c; boiled ti<> uil. Or; painc
oil. 35c.
Coal Oil. Clasollne. etc.— Water ' white. ir«>ti
barrels or dmtns, io<-; 150 deg. oil, iron twrrl-s
or drums." 11 He: spe^-ial do. 12r; pearl nil. i:i
cases. ' 17c: astral, 17c: star. 17c; extra "nr.-ir:
20c: Elaine. 2t>^ic; eo»-ene, 2"c; reil crown- and
motor gasoline, in bulk 15c, in cases 22c: No. 1
engine distillate. In dnims. Sc; cases, "c mere;
W deg. ga.solinc, in hulk 30c. \u rases ST^*; vnr
nish makers* and painters* naphtha. In bulk lie.
In cases lSVic. . • ; -
Turpentine — »v*o per gallon in cas^rs and "Be iv
bulk, drums and iron harrels.
Rosin <per bbl of 2*o lbs)— F. $n.50; G. $«.55;
H.5«.70:-I. $7.20.
Red and White Lead — Hed, S u i*:y«- % ; white. S'^'
££*%<"- per Ih.
Canned Fruits — The California frnlt canners'
association quotes prices for 1909 fruits, f. o. !».
factory, as follows: ' \u25a0'
? ? ca?
S3 « = rj
\u25bcABIETT « * I*
\u25a0*PP les 12.00j1.60t1.-i5
Apncots 12.1511. tt01t.25
Blackberries 25 1.60 1.25
Cherries 2 .25 1.75*1. Ht
Cherries (white) '... .."i.73t.4i>
Grapes (white mu5cat).......... 2.00 1.40 l.lt>
Peaches (yellow fr*«) 2.13 1.3.1
Peaches (lemon cling) 2.30 1.50*1. i 5
Pears (Bartlett).. 2 50 2.001
Plums 2.00 t.30L1.rt.1
Strawberrlen ,-..-J (2.23
Canned Asparagus — Price* of tae California
fruit caaners* association are as follows. . per
dozen ,In 2% square cans: Mammoth white.
J2.SO; mammoth green, $2.45; larze white. $2.50;
large green. $2.25.
Oanne<l p^as — Following are the prices for 100!)
pack: Standard. 90c; sifted. $1: extra sifted.
$1.20; extra line sifted. $1.35; petit pols, $1.50.
Canned Tomatoes. 1900 pack— Standard. . No.
2fc. 80c; N^ 3. 90c; No. 8. $2.30.
Quicksilver — $44.50@45 per flask for local use
and $13'c.i~.r,0 per dask for export.
Cordage— Manila. 9V t c; sisal. Sc: sisal, bile
rope, 9-Js.OVje Der ll>. net cash, no discount.
Coffee— Costa Bica. 7H@Uc: Salvador, ~H®
13c; Nicaragua. 9*4@l3c: GuatemaU-Mexlcau.
7V*!»SI3V-ic;' HawaUaa. SgtW^t; Ecuador, I><Q(
9%c per lb. .
- Salt — Bales, \u25a0 common. $1.50; granulitted. $2;
dairy, common. $10.50 for 50a and $13^O for
granulated; half ground, per ton. $7.50(23 "f0r'
100s; rock salt, $7<5j7.50; imitation Liverpool.
$12.50 per. ton.
- Pacific Codflsb— The Union flab, company quotes
as follows: Bundle*, small, whole, SO lt> bale".
4^c; : cases, regular, large, whole. 100 lb boxes.
$5.50; cases, extra. 100 lb boxes. $6; cases, east- •
era style. $8.75; Anchor- brand. 6=>ic; narrow
gauge. 7%c; Stiver King, 7?4e: Golden State.
7*ic; White Seal, middles, low loUc; Seabrlzht. .
blocks, 7V: oriental, blocks. « Uc: Crown brand,
tablets. 4»V»c: "Pearl, tablet*, B%c; 5 lb boxes
fancy boneless. 10c: 2 lb boxes fancy boneless.
lie; half barrel*, pickled cod. $5.50 each.
The Alaska codn.^h company quotes aa follows:
Bundles, email, whole. 4 He; cases, regnUr. Inr?-.
whole, s^c; cases, extra. Be; cases, eastern
etyle. 6% e; Frigate. 7c; narrow Paragon. T%e;
Monarch, 7%c; Western Pride, T%c; Imperial.
104$10%c; Ocean Wave, -7%e; . Siberia. -7He:
Star. 2 Ib tablets. SY % c; Paclflc Belle. 1 lb tto
lets,;i>Hc: ' Choice Bits, crates. 12.5,1b boxes.
10c; do 30 2 lb boxes, lie; pickled cod. h*Lf bur' -
»«18. $5.50 each. .\u25a0\u25a0-.-. - ' -....
. •:\u25a0-..- REFINEO ..SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar reflulns company quotes, as
follows., terms.net -cash: '.. Standard fine srann
latwl. 5.45 c;; istaixlard, ciwrse ' jrranulated, s.4sc
frnlt grannlated.-5.4pc: cut loiif..ln barrels only.
7.45 c; H.,'& E. crystal domlnos.- 3 ibcaEtons. In
cases. 5.45 c; do 2 lb cartons la: cases.* S.93e;'inot»-*' '
arth'har, «"».Sor: tablets, -in half- Mvls. 5.95 c: do
In", boxes.. tK2<Vr; cubes - and A \u25a0 crushed. "3l"0c;
monarch powdered, '\u25a0 5.5.V; . XX^XX -
5.55 c: cantl.t irranul»te«l. 5.554- ; conf e#ion#r**~ A
5.45 c; confectioners' -crystal.- 3..Vi0: "extra fine,
crnnutated. s.2.V: 'masnolla A. 3.»)si';. 'extra «*
4.0.V? Golden CV4jsv; I>. 4.7.V. Barrel* and 5n
lb bass XV.half bbN 2.V, ' boxes sHrrTnoreT»eMort'
; lhd than for b»ssof -1(K» lbs net. -Bar tn S3 -and "
I W lb< Una,' sl.7o mur?/'in 8 and 10-'lb t las $2.33

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