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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
PRICES OF TRACTION
SHARES GO DOWN
Deflation of Interborough Akt=
ropolitan Stocks N liable
Feature in Street
Speculative Purging One of the
Qiief Sources of Depres*
s:on in Trading
Sew York Muck IJsl
1). !'. Hutton &. Co.. 490 CaliforniH street,
nipmbers of the New York stork exrli.inKe. fur- J
niKli ti.e ro!li*w-!ii? list of ovurl and st<«k sales
.M-i-:erdsy: !
BUlea i STOCKS I High 1 Low 1 BM 'Ask
li«i:.Vlii« ri,a!aiors .. : VI ~. i 12 ' i 1". j
;>«i D.. |.fd 144 44 !42 4%
2::.«<Hi,Auia!K Copper ..| K!\\ M" T si >>l T s ;
200; Am Beet Supar ' 37' i; 30^»| 3(i'i o7
I Do pfd ' i ! '\u25a0>- '\u25a0>*
7'tOiAm Can Co 1 11% U 111 j ll'i
400: l>o pfd 7<;>-_> 7.-. * 7r. t 7.-.l+,
SoOiAni C & F «'«...! 63% <XX' <3 I 63%
.-! Do pfd j i Jll7 119 ;
::oo,Am Cotton Oil .. «SVi! «Ii t »'1 I <'-2'-i ,
:v*V: r»o pfd I<B 1 101 1103 !i«7
4hO;Aiu l«r« Sf^-urilifTj 22'^ r22 j 21*4] 22';
»<>o.Ani Linseed 144j 14>.i 14'-J 1.".
2i."' r D« pfd :?.> ! .'» I 'sß 1 ::« T i
l.CixijAD) Lnpomoti**.'- 52^1 31"vi 32 | r>2'«
I Do pM i ! |112 |114
Aw Mull ..". 1 |... ..| 6%\ 7
j I»o pfd ; i :w j 37^6
14.2(X1 Am .^mH i n C«..J 01 5 ,. ! JtOi^l !il | :H ; ' S
-100, Do. pfd |lrts» !l<K< ilOtl !l(R)'i
2"OjA-!ii Sus»r Jl2l 124vbi121 12.1
! lh. pfd I ! 120 J122
2o" Am S Foundries.': flO*j <>» l sl •«> t)" I '-
I.7«.«iAin T A T«l Co. lStil\lS6%\lM*i 137
I Do pfd 1 i I Ml '.'2
-00 Am w.x.ion ; :js'4! :;r. i . 35^1 :;<;
j Do pfd ' ; JHH 1101-H
l.f«»"tAnacou.l:i j ."'I 1 !! "•••4 l ."•! | 31 ' i
liki'aiJ f., ;l si Line... 12VL. 12vi:.:i2» il2!»^
12.-J"."' A T i Saula F«.]ll6<« ll3UJll«li]ll<IH
2<«i D-> j.M t>::','1o::i 4 to:: iimi;
viOKaM A: Ohio |112%|llS^|jtlSK]ll2^
Bethlehem Med.j 1 29 31
! Do pf.l ' ! i ! 62
2.«00'B R T I 72'^ 71' i! 72% 72U
Can I'aci!!.- \u25a0 ; |17»Uj179% I
11.2"" C &. <• 1.55 \u25a0 S3 1 M%] S4<*
.'\u25a0 & A : I ! :.*'.,, :.*>-.,
->ki,C & «.; W 31 y 30% 30^ 31
; l»o pf<l ! ' I SSTs I <V*
:yx»C& N W \u25a0 1 r.7 1 i * 1 "»T l".<;i . ir.T' .
3.700'iC M A: St 1* I«S 147 VH7"S. 147 r *
I IV pfd I ! 165%j1«7«£
l,7OO<srntral L<>stlirr..i 4o* s : 39% :"«V 4o
I Do j.M j I il<«i Ho7'i
<>»t <<f N J ' i J3OO '."510
jCliie Terminal .'. ; 3U 4'i
'\u25a0 t»- I'M i j I 6" 11
<• <: C & Si 1....1 77-%| 7!»
Do i-f.i I fioni^nc
1,7(V «•«•!.« Fuel i lr..u; SS^j 3<:%' ."7'^j ."7'i
J Do pf«l ! 112 ! I
.-..KiC.,1 Hocls <\u25a0 & I: 14 j 13"-; I.{' 4 ; 1U j
100 C.,1.. Sduthorn . .- 5S jSB 1 57%) .".S 1 - I
»Xi Do Ist pfd J 615£] M«i; <:i ' i^: "
2WI it,, 2<l ptd \u25a0 80% (k<ll " ! iSI
.";.<;'•<> Cot>Ko3l(lare<J Gas|l46« 14»% 145«i|14«
lOUtC^orn l'r.-HJu<-r» ..; ia J .;l I3^i V.t "j Ift^
I Do pfd I ; '.\ v: ;v4 '
I«o D*-l & Hudson... Jl7s 175 174 ,17.
I» L & W : .>ii Cifl
:.:>'\u25a0 D A. X «; i 42%: 41* i! «%] 42'
7<«t i»». j,m j vi.: Brti t i sji j soC
L.t'iODin Socttritiec .. o2V •"!'«! 31 1* .T2
Dt:intli S" S i A.j.. ...'.. ...i 14" 4 1 15W
Do j.M 27 i 27 ; 2<: j 27 "
1.7'm1 Erk' 28% i 25% 2:»
nori| r»o ist j.fd I 4<»v.| 4C.1,! 4<;s 47
100 d.. 24 pf.l ; :'.r,K.; 3,".ii| :jr.«4i .v.-,
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0(»• *ln, lCloctriL* ...;i.".:5 |52 153 153
;«>> <;rpsi North Or»»:j 72'ai 71% 72 1 72' i
3.lOfi<; r pat North |tf4.!136 |l33«4113« |i:;tii."
HH«» & Liatiit-r.i <i"4) i>»i| ti^l 7"
I Do |if,l i...:.i.....| 3.1 |40
illiioois Ct-ntral...' 1 1140 [142U
::.r^«i.lDterl«jro Metro. 1 21 10^i 20 1 -'. 1 2o'v i
W.KOO D-> |,Jd |M% 49S 4 I ZVi\ Td" \
Inter M«-r Mariiif' ... ! <;«,] «;i:, j
2'x"'. D<> pfd I 20'^: 20 ! 2OW. -<> l l
I.OCM. Internal 1 Paper..) 13Ui 12«i| 12-.! i3'.,
2«m D<» pfd , :,e, .-..-, j 55% «to
Int«>roatl Pump..! 4S "1 4:«u
; Do pfd i I st i *7 "
I<-tt» Central j "2Z I "4
lOOJ Do pU 143 j43 42 "i 44 '
lIVI Kan City .5,.v...! Zs\.\ .".SV 37 " .".n
; 1>« I'fJ j....^...". ! fiS \u2666»
Lake H & WeM. !....-.] |22 124
: Do pfd i I 00 ,pj
L.".w;l & N |i«s% \i*s 145!4 14«
Maekay 1 «) i :«»
, Do pM ... ; I ; 77 It;,
Mftro .St ttr ' ; |20 ! 22 1 i
I.MOJMexicaa «'«-urr.t!.; 27 1 20*,,' 2<; 7 i! 27K i
SOOlMinn &SI L....J 40 I 4<i 44 4«;
i !'•-. pfd i ; 7.". S2 •
SO(t;M gt r-i-6 S M.-jiai'^lujti !13««j137«A I
: ».. \u0084f,i 1...."! 1K1&1557*!
3.«Oii M<, K»n &. T.XHS.i 42^! 4I»t ! 42' 42-.
I D.. pfd t j...;.; 71 73 " i
i.r««i MUvuri Pmrfficr.l «!)«4| «i j «s» «;:)'4 i
*v National la*4-..A x;£{ B.".'ij KJi:, 63% i
D.. pfd I ; llOSiyilfl
lOONatlood Uiwuit. .:112 |132 110 '112=;
l f "' Do pfd :12.{: 12.{ 123 121 !124
\u25a0'*i N V Air Drake.. l 81',! lUU.I 7ft SO
2.: •*"«\u25a0• N V Central lift iIJSU-nft'i ll!»'i
wojs vc& st I—i1 — i COU.J cog m' «;i
Do 3vt pM I :km US
i D« 2.1 pfd 112 9C
200JN VMUII... 137 157 156«k-»T.
.'>o N X Ont & W I 4.".J« 44*» 44»i! 45 U
I.VXi NV. r & Western ..] 97'j W%\ tt7 <)7i* '
' Do pM j .'. sg 02" i
North AaT>riran. 77 7S
2.7<H'}\ Northern P»c11Jc.'.|136>4|135% i:;«; II3OU
...;... Kimaha ..j:.... 130 160-
j Do pM \ty) Ji7o
iPscifif <'oact I io<; ji<H)ii
JPa.itJ.- Mail \ 32*; 3::
l<mp a< - TA: T I .J6'/ S i ;;ti X-iH. 36
IOOJ U-. pfd i....Ti M * fIH
2r.jiHi poun XXI Co |133%i132%1133UU33V
I .3oft] People's Oai; ....no lloaujio.tu no
V'»> Pitt.-burg Cx,al ...I 2l^( 2 i 1 j 21 a7 jjj
600 Do pfd i 73' 171 73 I -T.
.r CC A: St 1 j Oh«J >M
'--I D.. -pM 1 100? 102
>j>J» VT'-t^ii St<H-| Car 43 41 \u25a0}* 42 4' •"-;
I I»» I'M * 104 ion
2"0 Bjr fill Kpraes Co. 4\i^ 41 41 4114
i D.» pf.l HC :t 4|lO7"
f-r.Amt'.RfiiClaK lOO^jISSU l.Vi-viir.!)^
I p.. l«t pfd U\ 'Xi
\u25a0 \u25a0"<< D<» 2-1 |.M KH'^, lf« 102 UH
2.lootaepuMi<> S & 1.. :?7i. 4 .':.-, 35^4 :;r,i,;,
! Do pM 100^100%
I.<M.: Do pfd I »4 " eS M*i S4u.
}SI«M !» S& I CoJ ;... I) 77 7 7 ir
••\u25a0\u25a0•^Sills'" :::: '-- ! "!-- ! " WW
i.%.70n :s<Mithern Pacific..'i2.svi:i2o7i!i2S i-'v; j
4m r» pjd ; «7* £2 S% 67
2.ornt;T<x«fi Paciflr- ...| SliT.l :;i •« '* - { » yi
9.3oo,Third Avetme... v^Cl io>. n ITI4
lOOiTrf St L i W..| «.,j 4 r. ; 44' A 47 "
100 Do pfd 1:68 ;|; | .;s |<n * T;s
10<»-T*-ln City n T..1113 ln:J J11214 n.{
ICnfon Bap & P. I j joiZ ni^.
75«.4V>:riii«.u l # a.-in«- |l*>«iJlisu-,^li«T- jlj:
2Of», no pf.i ! aouj ;\u2666» j»* .mi-
..;Uait'-d It of S F •;-, "7 *
!**> r D«^f<l ....... .JIUJ .ii'] <ji 02
lOOJ lio pfrl .....]; 7s 17s j f<\ -^
I.TWi: S Bubber ] 43 \ 41U.1 4-> j-m
....\u25a0 w i 110 :'; 11 '^;^ MH*
169.200.C S SteH C0r.,.1 R2%j 81' d s"ui Si?
I.?^«i Do pM ,123 122H 122%1i23^
2.3ort.|Ttali Oipper .... 5134 5014 j BOKj r.i
son; V« Car C C«. ...I .".2 51% RIS r.->
-..i I»« pfd j 120^ 1132
*00,WabaKli *. 21 j 2<>s« -01;,! -m
5.4.X.' IV. pfj ....... 4K j 4G%! 47'Aj 47^
P....\v^na Farro'Ex.. | 1172 iw,
SOUiWesten t-nlon .; 71 "i| 71 ) 71 1 71 v
4oo:We*tinsliwiM? ...i 71 4 j 71 1 7lUl 7i2
....;w k L X. ......! i .-,10 sg
100 rv. Ist pf.l ...j 10 i 10 !n-jj in
\u25a0 i Do 2d pfd •..:.! .-;*•. <n.
!Wls Central |./... 47« i 4Sir
31)1 .000— total tshares.
New York Itonrt*
C S rrf 2« reg . .JOo^ijlnt Met 44s mv.
Do coupon 1004<,|lnt Her Mar 4V.« (w*l
Iwt Sf r*-g 101 \u25a0\u25a0••4 Japan 4k ' * fc^i*
Do r.rtjpou 101 % I Do 4 V4f ..'..!" !)'-,i2
Ik> 4k rejr IH'A'Kan City Sv» Irt 3« TaS
I»o ooup.m 114*«iL Shor deb 4s.lMi f*4'2
AIH«-CbaJ let r«i. 82%[L & n unified 4v m
Atn'T Asrrir-ul .%5.402 )M. X & Trx Ist 4k «i
AtiK-r T&T f v 4^.102V.) Oo pp,, 41^5, ....„,
Am»r Toltarco 4s. 7fi"i Mo Pacific- 4* . SI
Do 6s ' lOftSi, Do cv .*s rtfs flr.-V
Armour 4"-;s .... U2% >\u25a0' R.of Mcx 415*. 114 t2
Atoh sron 4t- lOOJ^ N V C pen 3^.g. »i
Do cv 4* 110 I Do deb 4s ..!... uj*k
Do <t r.b IKJ'.iNY.NH & H Cv6s.L34«
Atlan C L Ut 4t. fw> iNor i W Ist ton4s «S*.
Bait & Gliio 45.. 99^ j Do cv 4s 101 U
D.. .">>;.« ; »2^jNor Pacific 4k 104%
Do S W 3 J »s.. aO'^i Do Hs 731 L
Brooklyn Tr cv 4s 83UJO S Una rids 4k. «4^
Central of Ca ."s.lOS^rPa cr 3VSs. 1015. 1)6%
Cpnt Leather \u25a0"•».. Of>*4 ! l** '•on 4k 104>4
<"KR of NJ gn ss.l24islße.a(lin? gen 45... iwsi
Clio* Ac Ohio (13*1303% St L «V S F fg 4s. Vt>4
Do rof r.s .^....10:{u, Do pen 5s SS<>
Chi & AHon o'.^s. 73 St L 55 W con -4s. 7.S' "
<.'. B & Q joint 4s «7 Dr. Ist poJrt 45.. !i.{
Do prn 4s SS% Seaboard A L 45.. ii 1?^1 ?^
C.MAt StP go S'iK (?*4 So I'aclflc col 45.. »3«>i
C.RIi Par- col 4s 7S*£ Do cv 4s ......102 7 i
Do reMg 4k 91^ Do Ist ref 45.. f)4%
Colo ludu* .".s Xl So Railway 5« 107»^
Colo Mi<lian<l 7»»; Do sen 4s . Ht%
Cr>l So rk.'M 4'-> »>• J Union Pacific 4«.'.101*^
Del & liud cv 15.100%1, Do cr 4s ......109%
HEAVY TONE irV
STOCK MARKET
. XEW ORK, Feb. d.— The Ren
era lly heavy tone to today's stock
market was due to neglect as
much as to any active selling
pressure. Tiie demonstrations in
vaded a new held today and
brought r-prgestions of measures;
of resentment against the push
ing enterprise of a newer figure in
the railroad world. The effect on
the general level of prices was
not marked, but the influence on
the speculative tone was against
hopefulness.
The most notable example of de-
Ilation was in the Interborough
Metropolitan stocks. The whole of.
the local traction group suffered
in sympathy. Third Avenue sold
at 1014, the. lowest price in its
history.
The additional speculative purg
ing, the necessity for which was
thus disclosed, helps 'to account
for the repression of the specu
lation. Conjecture continued busy
nevertheless,' with attempts to
fathom the more general causes
lying back of the heavy decline in
prices. The fall in prices of iron
is cited along with the fact of
fomu countermanding of equip
ment orders by the railroads.
The agitation of anti-corpora
tioa policies is said to have spread
Its effect of depression from the
stock market into general busi
ness to some extent. Such show
ings as the December net earn
ings report of Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific, made public to
day, give point to the discussion.
even though the heavy increase of
operating cost there shown is due
principally to winter weather con
ditions.
The reports today of the growth
of the European visible supply of
copper .and tlie falling off in our
December exports of the metal
had their bearing on opinion con
ivrning the trade outlook.
The Pennsylvania dividend was
disappointing- to a speculative
party that had looked for an in
crease. Colorado Fuel suffered
from the disaster to its mines.
The strength of Japanese bonds
was the result of the new domes
tic loan to be floated for refund
ing purposes.
The final rally In prices was the
sign of the relief afforded by the
day"? liquidation and Jeft a strag- 1
sling show of small net gains.
Bonds -were easy. Total sales
(par value). $2,393,000. United
States'; bonds were unchanged on
call.
Den & Rio G 4b. 97 I Do Ist & ref 4s. 01
Do rof R* 04 \Vih Kublier »>i«...104
Di«tlller< 5s ..... 72'iU" S Steol 2d 55.. 10."
Erle prior lien 4s. 85 i\"a Car Chem 55.. OS
Do gr-n 4s 7l) ! *;lWabash Ist 5s 112
Do <-v 4s. srr A TS'.I I>o Ist A- ext If. 73' i»
D... rv 4s. ser B 72 'IWe.-trrn Md 45... 85
0.-n Elect cv 55.14r.i-'.' We.-ting El cv ss. 92
111 On l>t ref 4s 99%|WIb Central 45... 94.i
• Xw York Mlnlnc: Stork*
Alice I.7s!l^adville Con 05
Brunswick «"on .. ay Little Chief fifi
Crmi Tua St.M-k.. .28 Mexican 1.C5
; Com; Tun Bonds.. lS!Ontarlo 2..".0
; Cr, n Va Mm Co.. 1.65 Opbir 2.<>o
I Horn Silver 7. r . SiHMdard 50
I Iron Silver l.C'.j Yellow Jacket ... 1.25
i Xew York Curb Mocks
\u25a0: Bid. Atk.l * Bid. Ask.
Amr-r T..b ..425 427 iNipissiug 10% 1014
Bay Staff O. "i .San Toy .12 38 ;
Boston Con.". Ifti-i 19? i jstaudard Mln 16 1!)
Brit Cul Cop. 2% 2%i Do pfd ... 55 58
Bte Coalition 25U 2«>i!Staadard (111.643 64S
Chi Subway. 3L. 4 !Su } >er & Pitts 14Vs 14S;
Cum Ely!... 7<« 9 (Tri Bullion... 1 lilt}
Davis Daly.- 3\i 3%] Ton Exten .. 7oc 80c
! Dolores . 7- 7 '4 [United Coppr. 7«i ~%
D..m C.-pper. 102 .105 Do pfd ...21 30
El Rayo ... 2% 2% I United R Co. 17 20 1
Fir*t N Cop. •"• SHI Yukon Cold.. 4% 5
G irons 10% 10% I Ray Central.. :i*x 3*4
Old Cons ... 7%7 9-16} Ray Con ... 23^ 2:!%
(.Id Dr.isy .. 7%C B«4cJohU> 4 7-10 4.9-18
Old Florf-nce. 2>i 2% Ely Cent ... 2 1-10 2H
Cre<-ue Can.. it\/, !)-j]Braden 4*i. 4%
(Jug i:viircss.22O 245 jChemiing ]2 T^ 13^i
Kcrr Lake .. S> 9 Ely Cou ..i. "* 15-16
I.a Rose 4\ 4'4't'nloji Copper. 1% 2 "
Miami ...... 2t% 2i~A]Qoo Ariz ... 2% 2'j
Min.-s of Am 4« 50 Chinr. 13 13H
Monti Sho. 15-16 1 l-ir>Jn«L.iratlon .. 9 9Vi
Nev Con . .. 23 « i 23»i'GIJa 8 t>%
Ncv ltah..l S-l« 1 7-l«j.
Boston Copper Stock*
• BOSTON', Feb. I. — Tlie market is extremely
dull, with very little Interest shown in any
«'f the stocks. Continued good reports from
lake properties. Adventure and Hancock are
selling assessment paid. .What little trading
thf-re is has no material effect on prices. Storks
arc. however, generally well taken. Tendency
should be upward on renewed Ht-tlvity. Lower
priced lake Issues look attractive.
The following list Is furnished by E. F. Hut
t<rn 4: C 0., -490 California street, San Francisco:
.. Bid. Ask.l Bid. Ask.
Adventure. ..7 — lOld Dominion — 4'> V»
Allonex .. . .. 47 V. 4S^jOsceola 152 155*
Ariz Com .. 4l«i 41-!4lPiirrot 19% 20
Atlantic U\ii 10 Quincy' >»4 K".V>
Bte Coalition 2~<% 2<i',-s Shaim'on ..... 15 15i£
Cal & Ariz.. 72«^, 73 Super & Bost 14'^ H%
Cul & 11ecia.633 040 Super Copper. si>»4 57
Ontennial .. 2s M 2{t jTamarack ... 71 >i 72
Coppr Range 7S s i 79VjTrInity 9 9Vi
Daly West.. *M: D"4 l.'tah Con ... 30y, 40
East Butte. . W% 10% Wolverine ...140*144
Franklin -.'... 2t»^, 2Oi>. Wyandotte .. 2^» 2%
(Jranby 94 !«» Ariz & Micb. Sf» 85
Hancock 25 27 Ahmeefc 210 220
Hplvetla .... 4'V; .1% Cbemung .... K{ 13%
Lake Copper. 73.% 74 Cactus • 5?4 ".Li
La Salle ... ir.% lC,i/ t Live Onk ... 23 24'
Mass «'on ... * s% Mawon Va1.. 2 1-16 2 3-10
Mich Mm .. 7>i 7% San Antonio.. 7 7V4
Mohawk 09 0914 Yuma ....:... I%' 1 %
; Newhouse .. 3^ 3'^ Sup- & (ilobe. 1«J, 1 7-16
Ve-tlx Butte. .39 T i 40 So Lake .* 12 1234
i North Lake... l 616 Vi . . '
._•\u25a0;. I/onrton <*lokliic Stockn :V*r'-
Cons f«lr mo:)py.,S2 l-16jlyouisr & Nash 150' i
I»o-.f'ir ,acct..B2 3-16 M, X & Texas.... 4Z%
Anal Copper 84 N V Central. .. ...122
Anaconda 10*; Norfolk" & MVest...looU
Atchisoa ...119^ Do pfd . ... Bli§
Do pfd 10614 Ont & Wrstcrn... 4614
Bait & Ohio. .'..lUiVi Pennsylvania ... «8»i
Can PnciSf 184% R«nd Mines 9%
CUes ' & 0hi0..... 87-% Reading :... S2ii
Chi Croat-Went.. 31*; So Railway 30'
Chi, Mil &St P. 1521/4 Do pfd 70
!>i> Beers .' 19' So Pacific isi'J
D«-n & Rio G.... 44 Uirioxi Pacific ....19l'
Do pfd S3 Do pfd 102JA
Erie 30 US Steel .S4U
; Do Ist pfd....: 4S»/. Do pfd ..; 120 V,
; Do 2d pfd .37,-. Wabash 22
rtrand Tmnk. ... . 21 " Do pfd- 4{»i / i
111 Central - .145. (Spanish'. 4s 95"
Bar silver — Steady; 23^id per. ounce. .
Money— 2 per cent. \u25a0 •
The ratp t>{ discount In the open market for
short bills Is 2 9-ioftJ2% jter cent and for three
months' bi11*. 2. -0-10412% per cent. • .
j . '.\ Hnsllxli \u25a0 llnlllon . for France.
LONDON. Feb. I.— Bullion amounting to £14,
fMIJi was token into the Bank of England today
Miid. . £J46,<XW ' was withdrawn for shipment to
Fraiir-e; -./ • '\u25a0 ;i;t--U' r ."
\u25a0 Condition of the Treasury
WASHrXCTON. Feb. iT— The condition of the
treasury at the beginning of business: today was
as follows: "'
Tryst fiindu— <sold coin, $5T.«.R08.W5»: j silver
dollars. $484,605,000: silver dollars of 1890,
53.M«4.000; silver certiflcMtes outstanding, 5484 -
•JG5.000. '
General .fund — standard filter dollars in gen
ernl fund. $«.255.733: current liabilities, $104.
028.831; working balance in treasury - offices.
$22,707,653: In banks to credit of • treasurer of
tbe United States. $36.1fi7.079; subsidiary sliver
coin. J19.703.453: minor coin. $.1.167,559; total
balance in general fund. JW>.o6o,Brt4. • g
Aorthern Business '
P.ORTLAND, Feb. I.— Clearlnzs, $1,566,633 -
balance*. J17U.350.
TACOMA. Feb. I.— Clearings, $1,001.«16; bal
ances. JW.741. \u25a0 • .
SEATTLE. Feb. I.— Clearings, $1,865,076; bal
anos. *2."i9.608.
SPOKANE. Feb. I.— Cleariugs, $987,533; bal
ances, $255,454. :
Xcw York Money" Market i
NEW YORK. Feb. I.— Money on call easy. 2&
Ci 3 per cent: ruling rate. 2%: i-lofiing biu" 2«i;
offered at 2y,.
Time loan* very eoft and active; -60 days and
90 days, 3-T4 per. cent: six months. 4 per cent. -\u25a0•
• Prime men-sutile paper. '4Vi<sr,-> per cent.
Stcrllns exclian?e. steady, rvftli' actual business
in bankers' bills at ?4.sas i >^.-J.Boyo for CO-flay
\u25a0 . - \u25a0 \u25a0 .\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;-.\u25a0'- • . . • ' ' \u25a0 -"\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0-\u25a0,.\u25a0'.\u25a0\u25a0,-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 "- -.-\u25a0.--..-
THE SAN FRANCISGOy CALL.' WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1910.
Fair Trade in Local Securities
Mining Shares Continue Quiet
bills and at $4.8fi30 for demand.
Commercial bills, :t 4.
Bar silver. ,11 \<,t:
Mexican dollars, 44c. .
(lovernmcut bonds, steady; railroad bonds,
easy.
Loans, Exchange and > Silver
The China took out h treasure list of $173,400.
as follows: $27,000 in silver bullion, shipped tb
Honsrkone by tbe Hongkong, and Shanghai bunk;
$53,000 in silver bullion, shipped to Hongkong
by the An-.criean national' bank: $40,000 in sil
ver bulliou. shipped to Shanghai by tbe Anglo-
Lomlon-Paris bank, and $53,400 in silver bulliou,
shipped to Calcutta by tbe. -International banking
corporation. . , ..
Silver declined I 'Ac and Hongkong exchange
Prime mercantile paper \u25a0 5@6 per cent
Loans on real estate... 5»^TtS per cent
Sterling exchange. 60 days- — <6j4.54U
Sterling exchange, sight. — Gi4.W% \u25a0
Sterling exchange, cables — <^4.57%
New York exchange, sight —'(ii 10 -
New York exchange, telegraphic. — <hi 12VG
Hongkong exchange, sight — (<i; 43? i
Hongkong exchange, .telegraphic. — % 43 Vj
Silver per ounce — fti; 51 %
Mexican dollars, nominal — (rr 50
"CONTINENTAL
New York on Paris 517V4
New York on Mexico 201 14
Paris ou London .f .25. 17' A
Berlin on London. 20.40i£
STOCK MARKET
Trading in local securities was good yesterday,
but was mainly in bonds, which sold to the
amount of $60,000. The People's water 5s were
lower, declining from $72 to $71. Onomea sugar
whs lower, selling down to $sii in the afternoon.
HoiioVnh sugar was firm at $22.50. Associated
oil was weak 11 1 547. The following bonds were
ex coupon: United States 4s, $1; United States
3s. 75 cents; Associated oil 5 per i-mit. $2.50;
California Central gas and electric 5 per cent.
J2..-.0.
Mining stocks coutinned quiet, though there
was more doiug in the Comstoeks than for some
•lays. Prices for these stocks were steady to
flrm. .Changes In the southern Nevaijas were
few. Belmont lost 7c on the day, Florence ..e
and Goldfield Consolidated 7c.
The Pacific gas and electric company has de
clared a (quarterly dividend of $1.50 per share
on the preferred stt.>ck. payable February in, to
stock holders of record January 31.
Tbe Tonopah Extension mining company re
ports txtal receipts at its New York ofrk-e for
ln<t rear of ?163.1«> and total disbursements of
$199,331; "f which $154,000 was remitted to To
nopau and $i5,3:-tl was paid out In New York.
The Monteonit'rv-Shoshone mines company of
Bullfrog district reports total receipts from all
sources during the yejir 190!) of $57,790 and total
expenditures of $130,929.
The Mayflower Bullfrog Consolidated mining
compnnv had $186 cash balance on December 31.
During the year $82,141 was receiver! from bul
lion shipments and $6,000 from the sale of treas
ury stock. The mining expenses were $45.0!»2,
milling expenses $2h,7P3 and construction $41,
805. « ; \u25a0\u25a0;•»-•
The St. Ives gold mining and milling company
of Goldfield had $15 cash on ham! December 31.
The re.-otpts for the lust year were $7,925. The
mine expenses were $7.1^5 and generar expenses
$?15.
The Goldtield Great Bend raining company re
ports $1.76S on hand January 1. The general ex
penses for the last year were $ST>4.
The Truckee River general electric company
reports its gross earnlugs for the year ending
December 31 at $215,829 and expenses at $75,!5"7,
leaving net earnings of $139,652.
The annual statement of the Virginia and Gold
Hill water company shows a balance of $32S in
the treasury December 31. The receipts for the
year were $107,243 aud disbursements $106,915.
In a sworn statement for tbe fiscal year end
ing August 31. 1909, the Comstock tunnel com
pany reports total receipts of $3'.).640, total dis
bursements of $36,505" and $32 balance on band.
The mines of the Tonopah district shipped a
total of 5.413 tons of ore of nn estimated value
of $135,325 to the mills last week. The Tonopab
mining company sent 3.250 tons, the Belmont 740
tons. Montana 1*63 tons. MacNamara 300 tons,
West End 180 tons and Midway 80 tons.
Assennment Directory ComMoek .Mines
Company — .No. Pol. Board. Sale Day. Aint.
Con. Imperial.. 68 Dec. 6 Feb. 3 .01
Bullion 16 Jan. 2S Mar. 1 - .05
Savage '. 17 Feb. 10 Mar. S .10
Julia 14 Feb. 12 Mar. 10 ' '.03
Caledonia M Feb. 12 Mar. 9 .10
Challenge 53 Feb. 15 Mar. 1{) .10
Mexican .. 90 Feb. IS Mar. 17 .15
Bond nnd Stock Salen - '
Sales on the stock and bond exchauge In Jami
try were as follows: . .
Trice.
" SECURITIES. •
Sales I Low I High
BONDS. I
American River Electric Co.. -1.000 91
Associated Oil Co #35,000 98 SMS
Bay Counties Power C 0..... 4&,0n0 1038^ 104Vt
Cal Gas & Elec gen in and ct 140.000 loo>i 101
California Wine Association. 4.000! 9o
City Electric -Co 44,000! 90 | 92
Omtra Ccwta Water C 0 ....... 77,000)100 lihiV,
Do gen mtg 2.000 ai% 92
Edison Elec Co of L A 2.000 ...... 101%
Ferries & Cliff House Ry.... 15,000 101% 101 Vi
Hawaiian Comm'l & Sugar Co -4,000 105% 106
Honolulu R T & Land C 0 . .. 8,000 10«
Lake Taboe Ry & Trans Co.. fj.OOO 99
Los Angeles Gas & Klec Co.. 9,000 101 »i
Los Angeles Railway Co 15,000 10!)
L A-Pac R R Ist con mtg.. 2,000 107
L A- Pacific R R of Cal 3,000 102% 102%
Market Street Cable Co 10.000 103 103%
Market St Ry Ist cons mtg.. 18.000 101 »4 103
Northern Ry Co (of Cal) 1,000 115
Northern Cal Power Co . 6,000 .... . 103
Northern Cal Power Co Con.: 5,000 92 04
Northern Electric C 0... 5,000..... 90%
Oakland Transit Co.. 1.000 106
Oakland Transit Cons 12.000 105% 106
Oakland Traction C0n5.... 1 7.000..... 96
Oakland Tra.-tion C 0...». 18,000 91% 94
Omnibus Cable Ry 1,000 .. ..". IOSV2
Pacific Electric Ry Co 26.000 106 106'^
Par- Light & Power Co (gtd) 3,(XK> 100? i
Pacific Tel & 'Tel Co 23.000 100 UrtHJ
People's Water C 0... .. .s-. .'. 196,000 ftS-% 72->4
Powell Street Railway 36,000 101 102U
Sacramento ElecGas & Ry.. 1.000 ..... 102V4
S F, O & S .1 Ry 9.000 104% 106
Do 2d mtg 4.000 95 95 y,
S F O fc S J Cou Ry 1.000. 95/]
Sierra Ry of Cal 3,000 ...... ]05
S P R R of Arlaona (1910).. \u25a0 fi.OOo . .... 100%
S P Branch Ry of California . 2,000 127
S P R R Co Ist refunding.. 145.000 04% I»5Vj
S V -Water Co gen mtge. ».. 412,000 SSV£ .91
United Gas and Electric Co.. 3.000 ..... 98
United Railroads of S F 106,000 72^ 74"/ i
Valley Counties Power C 0... 5,000. 101 >4
' . . . STOCKS
. Water — • •
Spring Valley Water 11,552 41 47
• Gas and Electric —
City Electric Company.. 2,650 4«Vi '>"\i
Northern Cal Power Co Con..] > 280 47 40
a : '.
OIL, DIVIDENDS
Tiif-folldwlns aro the dividends paid by active listed oil companies to date:
D«te« Ammint~An)ouirt of Total paid"
_: <-ompany-> Dlvlden.) pal(l___per_sliajMgJ>Wldend to date
Almiji li .Tan I.\'lO ?0.0:; $ll,4(W».00 $1. ".9.64)0.00
AinalKnmated 0i1... v2B Jan 15, '10 I . f m 50.000.00 I,4»Mikn>.oo
American petroleum.. .: 7 Jan 1; '10 ].(«> k>- "STi 00 \u25a0 5u3.22"».."»0
Apoll.. ...... .2 Mar.2o,'o."> -.01.. 2!ooo!<K) 4.000. C0
Ansocia ted oil company. .....:... -4 Mar 1, 't>~ 1.r.0 44(H15.'>.00 ' l,. r «45.3«.5..Vi
Bay City.: . :.... ......... :{ Dec 10. 'oft .;;o so'ooo'oo 70,000.00
Brooks-hire' 4.% .fan 1, MO .01 r, Chm).Oo 442.."Hm>.00
Caribou ..' 37 Jan I ft, '10 .L.l 20 17.".."." «t>0.180.24
Cliica^o. Crude '/...... 'Z Mar 2.".. '07 .iWfc r.,000.(H).' 1.'.000.00
* •\u25a0laremoot •-.• 5*5 Jan 2S. "10* .02 \u25a010 000. Ofi .\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0305.000. 00
Coalfnsa racillc JS l>e<- 2:i. •(« .10 0 500 00 107.250. 00
Columlila .. 35 Jan 25, .'IO M)\C. 4 itfni ::i 2.">4.811 .«.'!
Del Rey '. :: May 15, '(;!>. .0014 :n.»'J.7.'<o . 11.782. ,%0
Esperauxn 2f, pro 27. Urn .02 " :j 40.430.00
Euclid :«' Jan .i.'io .01 ::,r,CM).oo 317.0C10.00
Four .:... <«7. l»ec.;. 1«, '0!t . . .01 '. r, t>OO.liO : 210,000.00
tUobe ... .. 20 Jan 1, MO .01 r..fifMl.(M» > M.OtMI.OO
Uanford 12 Jan ?0. *on 2.00 '4 000.011 '• " 5U.000.00
Home \u25a0 Air. .Inn 20. Mo .02 "\u25a0\u25a0» O(h>.o0 470,000.00
Homefstakß \u0084 ..44 !>(•<' ](J, 'oil .10 1 (KJ0.O(» 7«,2. r .0.00
Illinoi* Crude :!5 Jan 1, MO .01 - "/XJO.OO .J54.000.00
.Impt-rial 07 Jan Hi, .'lo .tKi '-00 1)00. 00 1,040,000.00
Junction ......... ... .. .. 8 June I, ' Oft .01 •\u25a0*. 2..-.00.00 20,000.00
Kern "i----- 2 Nov. 1»."'OJ) .22 , 22,fw:0.00 " 42,(X»0.00
h pr ? I ! l , T^ r> " ••• n ° Ipb 3 - ' m -lo 2.1i00.(M) 1t5.000.00
Linda Vsta is Nov (;,•(« \u0084„ :!,,s:!K..'.O (^..254.50
I'"<>p ,• ....]<;. !)«• 20. -tK) , .10 •2«70 44 42.727.04
Mexican petroleum. 41 Jan 1, Mo .OU-3ST. filfi-70 3,"0i!010.i4
Mecca....... .... (i* July 15. '(« ;03 - 12'«7."..00 . 71.52.-..00
Monte Cristo. ; 5S Oct 1.".. 'oi> .0:; .15 (miO.OO 340,000.00
Nevada County , 3 Oct, 13, '08 .04 <10 (MX»!oO ..\u25a0\u25a0* 40.000.00
''"""/J" 8 Jau 20. MO .01 . .15.020.0.". .214,320.80
I'arnfflne v 3- Jan 15. MO .01 3 000.00 9,O<KKOO
I'eerlcf* 77 Sept 20, 'op , or , (jtWO.OO 5<11,000.00
Plcdujont ..\u25a0........\u25a0...:. r Aur 18. .'on :. .01 ; ;j,««f.00 22,n«7.30
L'iiml ....:.. r. Jan 31, MO .10 14 % 1>92.00 557.117:30
I'ittSbum .............*.............. 10 , Nov 11. -07 .24U oS^XI.OO - 124,5<X).00
Record 7 Jau 1<;. MO . .07><, . 7..-.00.00 ' 40.000.00
r ßeed Crude.:: U . Dec 2.5. '09 v.12 12.000.00 1.124.000.W1
Rice Ranch... .;. 16 Jan 10. MO .01 ; >ooo.oo- U3,000.00
Boyalty .......... ....V..-.. .^ ........ 14 Jan 10, MO .02 - - 400.00 ' . S.OOO.O)
han Francisco and McKittnck.. : 21 , . Jan- 1, MO r.o 111 1 <joO 00 310 000 o<^
Saver D0ukU.. ........:.........-..... 47 Jan : .2«.MO . .o2H Vfl^ir.O W7.325.50
Sff 0013 !:---;, 1 •-•••••• « Jan 26, mo . . .ir," i5,0(X).00 00.000.00
Silver Tip oil. c0mpany...............' 3 Dec.Bl.'oo: . 10 7 5 0t,.(H) 22.."^0.00
." 1, Jau 10, MO .oi r.OOOOO f)0.000.00
Sterling:..; .\u25a0..........:...•....... 22 Doc ].-.,' on : .25 02.'r>00."00 747.fHX>.00
Superior 10 Nov 13. 'mi .01 14 7,r.(». 00 . 32.500.00
irV>i \" B -- ••••••••••••• ' gept 10, -OS f,.: .01 3.770.00 41.470.00
.Thirty-Three, ............... \u25a0\u0084H Sept 3, 01) .30, -30000. 00 , t>70,000.00
r-r«dpr« .......;...„ Janir., Mo i.iio • U.0W.00 157.15H.50
Union--"....-.. I<>2 Jan 20, MO .."0 i"4 51 3. 00 r,.115,62!>:ir.
Lnlted petr01eum:........ ......;.;ioi Jan'2O.*io* -:m . 10375 30 : 2,0f»5.20S 03
\u25a0l^o^f^)::::::::::::::: T*<ji&}&£sM. SSS:S f
K^o^v:::kh:^:^::x i 7i 7 \u25a0 ffi;a:g ;lS||i»
Totaldivldeudis p«id to date. -•-••••-•••'••............. ' " ' $•'8010*68278
/.Total dividends paid ; by above- companies for JanuaVy. Vn'iii.' ' -".*-•*-'\u25a0' '" ] : - •T.-.'tf.'isisoiisi
1 Pacific Lighting Corp pfd Vl' -\
Do common 65 .. — .«'-
Insurau<-r? —
Fireman's Fund 4(! * :5 - Va '-*»
Banks —
Anglo & London Paris Natl.. IK."|I4J- I.*}
Bank of California 77 411 -41..
Central Trust Co of i'al 12|-. •••'-".
Mercantile Trust Co 105 210 -11
Street Railroads — ..
California : HO UO
Powder— . \u25a0 • . ; \u25a0 • „ .
Giaut Consolidated Co 240 77 (9Vj
Svgar — \u25a0 -J
UawHllau Comm'l& Sugar Co 3.060 ;{7'i 35%
Honokaa Sugar C 0.; .... -*^° 20 "^
Hutcuinsou Sugar Plantation 910 16% W
Kilauea Sugar Plantation... 100. 1')
Makaweli Sugar Co «!40 ">' i(t
< )nouiea Sugar Co. : 2.050 51 W%
Paunhan . Sugar Plantation. . . !1.870 27% 20%
I'nioii Sugar Co.. ; 359 -60 '/i t'i',[
Oil-
Associated Oil Co 5,328 4.V-; 50
Sterling Oil A: Ucv Co 525 3% 3Ti
Miacell.ineous —
Alaska Packers' Ass<K>iattoii.. 2,065 86V4J 91^
Cal Fruit fanners' Assn l s( -> WOVi 1(l1 '•
Pacific Const liorax Co 110:."%.. 154
Pacific Tel & Tel Co pfd.. 240 94 '/.. 97«(:
Do common 407[35 - 46
STOCK AXD BOXD'.KXCHA.yttK
TUESDAY. Feb. 1—10:30 a. in.
/ . UNITED STATUS BONDS
Bid. Ask.] Kid. Ask.
4s qr cp new — — . j:?s <ir coup... —
MISCELLANEOFS BONDS
Ala X W ss. — — o Tran Cn 5s — 10<!
Am REI ss. 00% 92 O Tra<: Cn 5s — 06U
Asso Oil .".s. !»3 1.4 -})6Va O Trae Co 5s — 91 M
Bay CPC os.lo4'*: — ' o W gtd Ss. — 9S
Cal C fi Ss. DSV4 06V. Oui Cable 6<.loS'/J —
Cal G& E g " Pac G lin 4s. S7 —
ni \u25a0& ct r.s. 101 ii — P X Ry ss.'-105%. '-105 % 106 \\
Cal st C 5«.103% — Pac IMV ss. — —
(^nl Wine ss. SS 90 l>o gtd 55.. 100 \\ — .
City Xl 55.. 90 — Pac T&T ss. !K)= /M loo'i
C 0 Wat .ss.ion.-v; — ; p.&'.U \l*l\*. »9 —
Do g mgss fl2'/4 95 p & O X 6s. 101
Ed El LA r.5.101%"— People's W V 70% 71 %
Ed I*&P Cs.lOV — Powell ft «5..102 lo;{
First F Trss.loli-i — Sac EG&R55.102% — '
F&. C H 66.101 — S Diego R 55.i05 —
H C S 55.105? i — S JL&P of. I>7 —
Hon R T 6s. — 10S SF El Ry 5a — —
L Taboe Rss — 99 SF.O & SJ5s . 1 05 \i —
LA Elec ss. 101 14 — Do 2d mgos — 90
LAG & EISS.IOIV, .— Do Cou sa. 95 »5Vi
Do Cor 55. 101% — S.I& SCR 4VjS«— . —
L A Ry 55.. — 10!) V. Sierra R 6r=..10."Vi —
LAI, gtd r.5.1021.;. — " S P of A 6s
LAPU-uj ss. — \u25a0 lO7>A (1910) 100^100%
LAP Cal r.s. 102 — • S P of C Cs
Marin W ."«. — — (1912) 105>^ —
Mkt st ('. Hs. — — SPO I<• g 55.115 Vi — '
Do lem 58.1^1^101% S P B R 65.127,.129
MV4 MtTSs.IOO? — SPRR Ist r4s 95% 95--J4
NRof C 58.115 — Stkn G&E «5.104 —
N0 Ry 55.. — — SV W g mg4s $H% —
N C PCo ss. 103 105 \u25a0 V G & E ss. 9V 100
NCPCn 5s — !)s^i lilt of SF 4s. 72% 73', s
N IH Co r.s. — 95 ValleJo.Ben &
O GL&H' ss. 102 — NapH RR5s 75 —
Oak Trail 6s. — 10;) Val Co P os.lot 103
(>ak Tran ss. — 106«<i •
WATER STOCKS
Marin Co ..60 — |S -V Wa( Co. 431* 44
• GAS AND ELECTRIC
City El Co.. ,V_>lJ 53 IPiic- L pfd.. 70 74
N Cal power 46 Vi — I Do com ... slVi —
INSURANCE
Cal Ins Co.. Sl'i S4 Pac G CasCo.liO 155
Firemn's Kd.240 24".
BANK STOCKS
Am Ntl Bk. — 130 First Natn1..245 2»:o
Anglo & L0n.146i; — Jler Trust .. — 245 ;
Bank of Cal.4ll«*. — S F National. — 140
Cent Trust.. l2o — {Union T Co. . — -r-
SAVINGS BANKS
Ger S & L.2785 — S F Say 11. .500 525
Hum Say Bk — — Say & L So.. — 125
Mut Say Bk. — 75 S?c Say Bk.. — 340 !
STREET RAILROADS
California ..130 135 | Presidio 22 —
POWDER
Giant Consolidated Co 79 SO
SUGAR
Hawaiian OhH&% 39 Makaweli S C's3 S « 54
Honokaa SG 22 — Onomea S C. ."5 T i 57
Hutch SP 0 17<£ IS Paauhau SO. 29>i 30
Kilauea S C. 15 — Unino S Co. . 67 —
OIL STOCKS
Anial Oil Co. — 75 W Coast Opf — 101
Asso Oil 01. 46"i 47 Do com ... — —
Stirling Oil.. 3 1 ,'. 4
MISCELLANEOUS
Alaska PA. 91 91^,11'ac Aux FA3 —
Cal F C A.. — 102 Pac C Borax. 154 —
MV& MtTm.loo Pac T&T.pfd — 95Vi
N Alas S C 0.114 IIS f Do c00t:... 36 40
SALES
Morning Session
Board —
I.V) Associated Oil Co 47.25
15 City Electric Co 52.25
20 Giant Powder 79.50
10 Hutohinson S P Cn 17.75
30 Onomea Sugar Co '."6.75
70 Onomea Sugar (>\u25a0> 56.50
100 Spring Valley Water C 0........ 43.25
$1,000 Pacific Electric Ry 5s 106.00
$1,000 People's Water Co ss. 72.00
$1,000 People"* Water Co 5s 71.62&
$2,000 People's Water Co ">s 71.50
$1,000 People's Water Co 55.... 71.37>r,
$1,000 United R R of S F 4c 73. 00"
$4,000 United R R of S F 4s ;.. 73. 12'^
N - Street—
75 Hutehliison Sugar Plantation.. 17.75 ;
$3,000 Oakland Traction Vo ss. 91.37>/>
82,000 People's Water Co 55...... 72.00
$5,000 S P R R lstrefdjr 45........ 95.50
Afternoon Session
Board — \u25a0
110 Associated Oil Co '.....47.00
60 City Electric Co r.2.25
5 Honokaa Sugar Co 22.50
15 Hutchlnson Sugar Plantation.. 17.75 !
. 50 Onomea Sugar Co .'56.00
$2,000 City Electric Co os 90. 00
$1,000 People's Water Co ss. 71.25
$6,000 People's Water Co 55.... 71.00
$1,000 S P Arizona 6s 100.50
$4,000 Spring Val Wat Ren mtge 45.. SO. OO
$3,000 United H R of S F 4s 73.00
$10,000 S P R R Ist refdg 4s 05:50
Street—
55 Giant Consolidated Co 79. ."0
$2,000 Market st Ry Ist Con 55.... ..101.75
$10,000 Cal Gas & El G M & C T ss. .101. 50
California Stock and Oil Exchange
Bld.Ask. Bld.Ask.
Alma ........ HM — Mascot. .2.00 \u25a0 —
Amaurot ..... 75 — Munte Cristo. .1.52 VG —
Apollo ... 13 — New Perm Pet 50 70
Asso 01L. 47. 00 47.371/. Paraffin* 1.45 —
Bny City ....2.00 — Palmer .. .1.05 1.10
Blue Moon .. ;jo 31 Premier " .. ; .1.17V4 1.20
Caribou 16.50 Producers ....2.00 —
Chi 'Crude ... 11 — Record ...6.00 —
Claremont ...2.05 2.10 S'\u25a0 V & McK.27.<h) —
Dabney — 12 Saner Dough. .2.40 2.50
De . Luxe . . . .2.45 . — Section 25 . .22.50 \u25a0
Esperauza ...1.65 — Sesnon S.OO —
Four 40 — Shawmnt 40 — '\u25a0\u25a0
Fulton — 1.40 Silver Tip .. .3.45 3.75 j
111 Crude ... 55 58 SW & 8..... 45 46
.runetlon 40 — Sterling ...... .3.25 4.00
Linda Vista.. 25 40 Turner ....... 70
Luolle — 12.00 W X Oil C 0..2.25 —
SALES
11:30 a. w._
2000 Blue Moon : .30
SU iVIiVI ARY OP
TME IVIARICETS
New York Ktock* irrcgiilar. Cop
' pern unchnnßed. \u25a0
Spot «nd future cotton higher.
Shipment of $I7:«.4»O to the orient.
Trading fair un local wtock board*.
Silver and Hongkong exchange
lower.
Barley continues lo strengthen.
Wheat, oats anil corn quid.
Hay plentiful and dull.
Fair demand for beana.
Some cutting: In bams.
Flour -and ;, oereal goodn un
cbiiugfil.
Wool <]uiet. Ilidew weak.
Hop market moderately active,
liivc aud drcMNfd pork, higher.
I.l^-e. sheep and lanihn advanced.
Ekbji l««er. Butter and cheese
higher.
PotntocN anil onionn quiet.
Cold weather ngaiiiNt frewh fruit.%.
.lloderate trade in dried frul«.«« »nd
ral.xiriM.
"Poultry- favor.s «eller»«.
Gainejquict and wenk.
H<O T>e Ims«« ...... .... . . <• 45
100 Illinois Crude '.'.'.'.'.'. ":SS-;
20r) I'almer ...'.'. 1.10 '
1, 100 Palmer ..!....!! ' l!l"V.
WM) Piilni..,. "]] l!<>7^
1000 I'reniler; sos o - 1.17 V.
\u25a0 100 Premier '...'.'.'.'..'. l.2»"
2 p.'m. —
. n .tK) Monte Cristo ....... 152 W
1100 I'ri-uilec. so J Jiy.'.l'i liITVS
M 0 Premier : 1 17V,
Mining Stocks
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK BXqjBtANGR
\u25a0 Following wpf? tbe sales on the San Francisco
stocky »pd exchange board yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
c,^ Regular Morn lug Session
800 Savage ».«s| 200 Union S2
\u0084,\u25a0 \u25a0 -Afternwn Session
100 Andes 2» l«»o Mexican l.K7'£
SS'J.. !! ar - • - s l"0 Dphlr ...... 2. 02Vi
UOO (hollar ...... 29 200 Savage 48
1100 Cm Vn M I.SO 400 Uni.m 82
.'W '-"» Va M..i.S2'i 100 Union .s::
i; 0 "'-'""'! it; 200 Utah 13
J'JO Mexican 1.70
Informa Session
100 Alia 24 '100 Lady Wash .. 1)5
200 Beet & Reich. ,84 100 Mexican 1.70
100 Br-st & Reich, sr, .".CO Occidental ".".
100 ( aledonia r.n 100 Opbir- 2.02U
12W Cho|]n r n) :;im» iiptiir 2 of,
"00-Con Va M..1.52U HKi Sirrra Nev ... 7H
500 (on Va M....1.5.->| 500 Union ; V,
1W (jould «<: Cur. :;s| 100 Union Sti
CLOsiNt; QUOTATIONS
BM.Ask.l Bid. Ask.
Alpha .....I. II 12 Kentuck 15 —
Alt « 24 2.". Lady Wash .. 13 —
«"., ••• 2 " 27 Mexican 1.70 1.75
Bel <l' p r 1.12 —{New York Con 05 —
Best & Belch. ST. S7IN UonlrJ &C. 2f. —
K ""loii *4 2fi Occidental :!2 —
(aledonia 4!> .tOlOphir 2.02 2.05
(hallenge Con :;i S3 Overmar 6S 70
<- nol!a r 21) 30 Potosi 70 73
Confidence ... — I.3fl!Savage. 47 4t>
Con luip»Tial. 07 on Scorpion 10
Con Va M C...1.52 1;85 Seg Belcher .. 10 11
Crown Point. .l.in — Sierra Nev 7:5 7 r ,
R Sierra Nev. o*s — silver Hill '.'.'.— 17
Exchequer ... 25 SOStrJLouis OH —
<!ouid & Cnr.%37 ::rt!unio U )<« ss
Hale & Norc. fi3 ft-.'Utah 12 13
• Inll » I" ISiYellow Jacket. — 1.30
Justice 24 •'.\u25a0if /
TONOPAH AXD.GOLDFIBLD STOCKS
Regular Morning Session
-.000 Atlanta 1211000 Midway, s 5. . 24
1500 Belmont ..... 1 .40 .Vn» Oro ' (Z$
UK) Florence, s 5.2.50 200-Ton of Nev,55.6.75
000 Gld Con M...7.50 4.->H7 Tramp Con ..06
. „ Afternoon Session
I<¥X) Atlanta 12! 300 Florence 2..=>5
I.VO Booth 10 1000 Florence .2 52U
200 Com Fraction. 321 150 Florence 2.."i0
"CO Daisy oo!l".0(H) Mayflower C. 02
11,000 Dm B Bt C O2JIOOO Midway 24
Informal Session
400 Belmt. 560. 1.42 V. .Tmm) Old Kewanas.. 05
\u25a0>i.i) Booth 10 S-ViO Mayflower. slO (rj
1000 Boston Ton \u0084 03 0000 Midway 24
1000 Com Fraction. 500 Red Hills .... 04
l">0 Old Con M...7.C0
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
CALIFORNIA
Bid.Ask.
Central Eureka 40 45
NEVADA
Tonopub District
Hid. Ask. i \u25a0 Blfl.Ask.
Relmont 1.42 I.4s|North Star .. — ' 02
Jim Butler .. 11 12! Rescue Con .. — 02
MacNamara .. 2f! 27JTon Exten ... — 74
Midway ..... 23 24 Ton of Nev. ..6.75 —
Montana — 92|West End ... 21 —
Goldfleld District
Adams ...... — OllGld Kewanas.. a". 06
Atlanta 12 IS G ld Merger M. OS
Bine Hell ... 02 'OS'GranduiH . 01 02
Blue Bull ... O.T (M'<;reat Bend .. 02 04
Booth .-.. 10 11 Ort Bend Anx — 01
COD. W OS C.Tt Bend Ex. — .01
Columbia" — 03 Jumbo Ex 1 22 —
Columbia Mt. — 05 Kendall .. ' 0 - {
Com Fraction. 02 Xi Lone Star .... 02 03
Cracker Jar-k. Of 02 Mnyne ' 02
Daisy OS 0!):i)ro" 03 04
Din B Btte C. 02 —Red. Hills a': (VJ
Draddd Trngl. — oi|R Or j Top Ex.. 01 02
Florence 2.45 2.."olSMndstonn or. —
Florence Ex.. .—. — 01|Silver Pick .. 07' —
Frances Mhk. 02 — St Ives ...'... 11
Gold Bar Cld 0:t 05 Wonder — 02
Old Con. M.-. .7.55 7. R21 Yellow Tiger.. — 06
Old Portland. — 02|
Bullfrog District
Amethyst .... 01 O2lMont Bullfrog. — Oj
Bonnie Clare.. — 10 Montgomy Mt. 02 («
Blfrg Nat Bk — 02 Tramp Con . . Ort /i 7
Homestake K. — 01 Valley View... — us
Mayflower Con 02-0:; , . \u25a0
• Manhattan District
Man Con 02 04 MustaDc Man.. — 0*
Man -Dexter... 02 -- Pine Nut — 01
Mineral Hill.. — 02
Other Districts >
Balloon Hill.. — 05).Ver mils 70
Bullion Hill.'. — 051 Pitts Speak.',' 70 75
Eagle's Nest. — 04 Ramsey 01
Fairvw O Bid — 02 Raw Coalition. 15 1«
Fairvw Hailst — 01 Raw Queen .. — "1
Fslrvw Eagle. — 12 Round Mt 54 —
.lack Pot .... 05 (V.
Copper Stocks
Cum Ely : .. S.OO s.2s!Nev Con ..20.12 2ti 37
Olmux Cn5.11.62 11.57
GRAIN MARKET
When! and Other Gralno
__ Whoat — ChicHßi. was : about lc higher. The
San . Francisco market was unchanged. Tlie mar
ket Is not over Supplied with offerings, but the
demand is light. . .
TtriKinihall reports as follows on foreign crops:
United Kingdom crop outlook fair. •
France — It Is fcari*il that some damage has
bven done, to growing wheat »s a result of the
recent flood.
• Jprniany— Crop outlook favorable, weather
moro seasonable.
: Italy — No; change in the favorable crop con
ditions. . ,
Hungary— Outlook continues ' excellent, good
sunw covering. , ;
Russia— No change in the crop outlook, which
on thp whole is. n..t satisfactory.
CJovcrnmeut aulUoritii's lir Argcntiua give an
estiinntp of ,SS,ow,ooo bushels of wheat for ex
port this year, againr-t 10o.O»X».0(X» - husheU
actual last your. Blight Is rented in corn i
in ' several districts, but <lamagc tslight. j
CASH WHKAT '. |
CaJifornia. : Sonora. ?2.07Vi^2.17' / i;
Propo and white AiiHtrallan.- $2. 05(^2.10. North
ern wheat— Club, $I.SS-%(}«.HiHJ: Russian -red.
Sl'.SflU Sfcl. Bß%; turkey, red, ?1.!J05j2; bluestem,
$2.00@2.10.'- •
:\u25a0-:,-:,' FUTURES
-No quotations. . :
Barley — 0.-pan freights • rtmtinne quirt at
His 3«l. 'usual European; options. The. chartered
grain; tonnage in port is 1.fi20 tons, against
nothing on the pamedate. last yenr; disengaged,
22,210 tons, against 21>.."47; on the way to this
port, 176..'>."0 tons, .against ; 158.000. •'-
v ,The • reaction which; «-t • In -on Monday con
tinned yesterday and" prices for both -futures
and cash grain advanced again, j The stock on
hand ni-arby apiK-ors elsewhere on . this page.
CASH BARLEY -.\u25a0
Extra - choice .feed, $1.38%; No. 1, $113.1(1!
1:.17%: common' to fair.' $1.32Vi@1.33% per
ctl:' brewing, $1.-XV>£l 1 .40; shipping lots,
51. 37 '/•Cn; 1.40; -chevalier. 51.1i0^1. 03 per ctl.
FUTURES :.
"\u25a0, \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0:. ;* : - .'•\u25a0 . 10 a. \u25a0 in.- Session . . . -
' Open. High. Ijow. Close. •
May ..;..SI.."S : Sfl.oSVi $1.3S * $I.3S^
December— No sales. . $1.23 bid.
Slay— $l.:tS%' hid:' $1.40 asked.
Decenilmr — $1.23^. t . / ''*JlsliSts&%
-Oats — Tbe;stockiln regular .warehouses Febfu-
Rry.l appears elsewhere ou this page. • The mar
ket continues motiouless and unchanged. '"
' -Reds for. feed. $I.3o<fr 1.01k; reds for seed. $1.75
©1.00: : black; $1.50612.30;' gray, nominal: white,
$1.00^1.67^ per, etl for fair, to No. 1. *
-Corn — Another car of ; western came in yester
day. !• The;: stock In regular. warehou>e appears
elsewhere on this page. The market is quiet. \u25a0
•- Small v round yellow. -$1.7061: 1.7S; I . white. $1. 53;
large yellow,- $1.75(^1.fi0: western \u25a0 states : yel
low. • in: bulk. San Frauci«:o track; $1.60; i white
$1.02; mixed. .1 $1.50: white Egyptian. $1.62 I ««a
1.72' A; brown d0., 51.57^^1.60 per ctl.
.; -Ryft— sl.f)o per- ctl for Utah. California is
nominal. The. market Is, lnactive. \u25a0 :
. Xortliern, Wheat Market
." ' WASHINGTON : ,
' TACOMA. Feb. I.— Wheat— Bluestem, |1.1.*t&
1.1(J: cluh.'sl.(i(i:,red:Riisnlan.il.O4. \u25a0 ; 7
. \u25a0 .SEATTLE.; Feb. <I.— Wheat::. Mllllnc quota
tions—Bluestem.'isl.l4:ri-liili,?$1.11: Fife,' $1.11;
red- Russian; :?I.<X».. Export— Bluestem, $1.11;
General Rise In Sheep and Hogs
Butter Higher— Eggs Lower
club. $1. OS: Fife. $1.0«: ted Rnssian. ?I.<*s.
Cur receipts up to noon: Wheat, 7 cars; oats,
1 tar.
Yesterday's receipts: Wheat, 37 cars; oats, o
cars; barley, 10 cars: rye. 1 car.
OREGON
PORTLAND. Feb. 1. — Wheat: Track prices-
Club. ?i.o(i; bluestem. $1.16; red Russian. *1.04;
turkey red, $1.0$; forty fold, $1.0$; valley,
$1.0«. :::-^: -\u25a0-^\u25a0s- ?:?-:- -.;*-:~:
- - . \u25a0
.\ew York Grata Market
NEW YORK. Feb. I.— Flour— Quiet but
steady. Receipts, '28,970; barrels; shipments.
12.:>H2 barrels.
Wheat— Spot, steady. N<>. - red. ?1.:«> eleva
tor. domestic and tumiin.il f. o. b. afloat; No. 1
northern Duluth and N>. 2 hard winter. $1.23%
nominal f. o b. afloat. Wheat was steady, ad
vancing about • per i bushel «>n Tery lieht of
ferinps on liffbt stock* and firm technical po
sition, althoush the news regarding tbe cash
situation and the 'movement was bearish. Prices
closed %c net birhrr. May closed $1.ls T ». July
$I.«OVj. Receipts, - 46.500 bushels; shipments,
40.72-". bushels. *
CHICAGO HOARD OK TRADE
Future. Grain and t'rovi*ion*.
\u25a0CHICAGO. Feb. I. —Wheat, after an easy start
today. . rallied materially toward the close on
buying, which forced shorts to cover. Torn aud
oats, within a narrower limit, followed wheat,
while provisions were strotie turousftont the ses
sion.
Despite the general bearish tone of tiie*n>arket.
the bulls started a run of shorts to cover by
buyinc to some extent. As ' a result of these
tactics an unstable market which tended to drag
was changed to one In wnirh material advanci-s
were registered. The fluctuations were \u25a0" f rooi
% to l^e. Mny lending in the advance, traveling
froui-sl.lo'/i t<» 51.H1->. The close was strong in
all the futnres. with the May delivery at ?l.ll\-<i
<Ltl.ll »£.. Tic higher.
For n stfort time at the outset corn prices
fell. The price variations for the .lay were
from 1; to $«c. May advanced from «6Ue to
6«^ic. A strong close In all the futures left
May at 66^,«i 66-y t c. ',4W%c higher.
\u25a0 Dats followed the general course of wheat
and corn. I-arge primary, arrivals kept prices
from soaring when the market turned upward
late In the day. May traveled from 4«l*i to
to 46*40. and other futures, made similar ad
vances. Tlie close was strong. May beins 'sc
higher.
In provisions pork closed 4Q<Jf4oe higher. Lard
and ribs closed from 10c tc !5c higher.
Tbe leading futures ranged as follows:
Open . High Low Close
Wheat —
May 1.10"i I.ll'i I.lo*l '.Hi
July l.0«>* 4 1.01 Vi 1.0ni.. I.olft
.Septeml^r («% 07% 96^ 97-^
Mh.v ....... fi..3; W*i ««»i 6tV»i
July »>;> i );r,:<; w.^, r^ij,
.September 6tt «<»'•. 6»i 661-.
Oats-
May 4«S JH'i -Wi 4«*i
July 4P,«, 4Tj , 4:; V, 4.M..
.September . 4f»n, 40% 40'ij 40%
Mess pork, per hbl —
May 21.4". 21. 50 21. ia 21.7.".
July 21.45 21. 50 21.40 21.77'^
I>ard. per Ht) lbs —
May ........... 11. f»rt 12.075 i tr.S7\u0094- 12. a".
July 11. S> 12.05 11.52& 12.055S
Short ribs, per IIX) lbs —
May 11.62*S 11.75 11.35 11.75
July 11..J7>i 11.72 l i 11.57« i 11.70
Ca*h lirjiiu ami Provision.*
CHICAGO. Feb. 1. — Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, steady. No. 2 rye, Hlc. Feed or
mixing barley. 04»ii65c-: fair to choice malting.
6S@7oci No. I southwestern flaxseed. $2.04; No.
1 northwestern do. $2.14: timothy seed. $4.15<&<
4.2 tV (lover. $14.05. Mess pork, per bbl. $21.50
621.75. Lard, per 100 lbs. $12.0214 6i12.C5.
Short ribs, sides (loose). $11.75<812. Short clear
sides (boxed). *12,yi,12.12V.. '.V- \u25a0
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and flour were e<iua!
to 210.000 bushels. Primary receipts were 750.
000 bushels, compared with 332.0«"> bushels the
corresponding day a year ago. The world's visi
ble supply of wheat, a* shown by Bradstreefs.
increase«l 625.000 bushels. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow: Wheat. 14-cars; corn. 4W cars; »ats.
133 cars; hogs. 29.(X») head. \ -
Availiible <>rain Supply
NEW YOP.K. Feb. I.— Special cable and tele
graphic communications received by Bradstreet's
show the following changes In available supplies
as compared with the previous account:
Wheat — United States east of the Rockies. In
creased 543,000 bushels: Canada, decreased 308.
000 bcshels: total United States and Canada,
increased 235.000 bushels; afloat for and In Eu
ropo. Increased 400.('00 bushels; total American
acd European supply, increased 635,000 bushels.
Corn — United ST-ates and Canada, increased
42.000 busheN.
Oats — United States and Canada, decreased
126.00H bushels.
Minne:ipnliw Grain and Produce - .
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. L— Wheat— May. $1.11";
<§1.12; July. $1.11 «,;. Cash wheat— No. 1 hard.
$1.13%<51.14?;: No. 1 northern, $L13f?1.14'-. ;
No. 2. Sl.ll((tl.l2K: No- 3. 51.034J1J1.
Corn — No. 3 yellow. i>7%6&.~5.%c.
Oats— No. 3 white. 44^<ff.45'ic.- - -. T
Rye— No. 2. 73%«77Kc.
Flax — Closed at $246 U-
Foreign Future,
LIVERPOOL
Wheat — March Mur July
Openiug S3*, »S. ' 7 11U
Closing 84 8 .;» . 7. 11%
PARIS
Wheat— Feb. .' Mar-Ang.
Opening ...' 24 54) 2-"» 10
Closing 24 50 •25 10
Flour-
Opening S2 45 33 801:
Closing 32 65 02 95 !
Stocks of Grain -
Henry C. Bunker, chief grain inspector of the
grain exchange, reports stock -of grain and beans
in regnlar warehouse and on wharf February 1
as follows, tbe grain in tons and the beans ia
sacks: --\u25a0\u25a0.-•
.' Jan. 1 Feb. 1
Wheat —
Port Costa 14.516 15.742
Stockton : 5.027 ' 7,2firt-
City 2.322 1.197
Barley — - ".> -
Port Costa ..., 14.917 5.533
Stocktoa ' "13.159 >. 9,5«4
City ... : -. .. ::.i7t 1.021
oats .....:.'. \u25a0 ...: 2.W3-. 1.K05
Corn .-. ' 255 \u25a0 • 25.H
Bran 332 •. . JSS
Beans (sacks) ..172.300 154.332
Recclpts-ln January were 15.65S tons wheat. !
14,ti>;> tons barley, 1.085 tons oats. ISI .tons
corn. 344 tons bran and 52.554' sacks bcansi - ;
In addition to these receipts there were 16.0(X>
ctls Manchnrlan corn aud a large. Hue' Of Man
cburian bran received during tbe month.
LOCAL MARKETS
Receipt* of Produce February. 1
Flour. n.r sks.... ».«72|lVlts. No ...ISO
Wheat, Ctls .... 1 .070 Lime, bbls .-. . ' s<H>
Barley, ctls .... 2.310 Sugar, ctls 4.500
Beans,- sks ..... SO." Brandy. • gals S.7CO
Corn, ctls ....... VSO Wine. \u25a0 gals . . . : . .63.0C0
Bran. ' sks 275 Broom corn, bls..'^ \u2666lO
M iddlings. sks . . 65 Lumber. M ft. ... 75
Rye. ctls 130 Calfskins. . bdls . : 50
Potatoes, sks ... 2.H«o!()ranges, bx.s .... 470
Onions, sks ...... 3351 Honey. \u25a0 cases ;'.. - .V>
Hay. ton* 210 Livestock. No ..." 330
Wool, sks 12 Paper, bdls 1.903
Leather, rolls ... 105 Cbk-ory. bbls \u0084. i"!)«>
Tallow, ctls .... 35»Ra.isins. bxs '.... S.6CO
Hides, No 49O|QulcksHver. fl»*ks.- 25
OREGON • -
Wheat, ctls- . ..: 20. tiK>\ Floor. «r 5k5...,. 2,000
• WESTERN STATES . •
Floor, qr «k«.... 4.020:C0rn. ctls ......-.• 300
. JAPAN - -• .
Corn, ctls \u25a0 6. OOOi Middlings, sks. . .. i 1,720, 720
Provlnlonn .
Ijocal packers and wholesalers ' report tbe mar
ket firm as to prices, bnt rather qniet at pres
ent.' 1 Some cutting. H going on in hams.
Cottolenc— One half bbl. ,13Uc: 2 half bbls.
13c: 1 tierce, l- 7 Ac; 2 tierces; 12?ic; 5 tierces.
12<Kc. •..-'
Hams and Bacon — TUe Western meat. company
quotes as follows: \u25a0 Hams. 17V»i?flKc; picnic
hams, 13 Vie :• California hams, Irt(r|l7e: fancy
bacon. « to 8 1b8,.23i,Ac: 8 to 10 lbs; 21V>c; W
to 12 lbs. 2114 c: light dry salt bacon. S.'to 10
lbs. 19c: 10 to 12 lbs; i.SVje: . medium bacon.
1714 c: Ueht medium bacon. KV^c." - •
Lard— Tierces, 1594 c. 50s 16e, IPs J6^c. 5s
lfi%e, : 3g 16*ic; compound lard., tierces. lls, Site
lllic; 10s-ll%e. 5s ll%c. 3s 12e: yellow co.»k
ing oll. : fi7e per gal: white (•••••king oil, 60c per
gal: salad oil: 71c per gal. .' . .
Beef — Local /prices are quoted. Export lots,
inspected by the government, are . $1 per bbl
higher.. Extra family beef,,st2 per bhl: family
beef, $11.50 per bbl: extra mess beef. $11.50 d*»V
bbl; smoked. beef. 19c per lb.
' Pork— Extra prime, in barrels. $27.5i>: .clear
$30:^ mess. $30: pig pork, $32.50; piss* feet.
$5.50 for <\u25a0 half bbls, $2.40 , for 25 lb. kegs and
$1.35 f or. kits. '.. •
-, \u25a0 \u25a0 "\u25a0 . 3leat, Market ..
.The'feature of. the market at present is the
advance in live and dressed hogs, the former be
ing quoted at ; BVj<S.oc and the latter at 10<&13c.
These are, record prices. Arrivals are. light, but
so is the demand, which is more or less checked
by .-the high prices." ' Live sbc.-p and Limbs are
also • higher. Beef 'and veal remain unchanged.
DRESSED MEATS--.
Slaiiffuterers". rates to dealers and butchers are
as^follows: \u25a0 .-' . , . • \u25a0• .-:• .
Beef— "^fftSUie per lb for steers, ; 7@7}-'.c ! for
cows and heifers. «^tQsffi3QjEaaSHnwNtflM|
• : Veal— 9(a: lie for. large and lO^llc for small.
•Mutton— Wethers, ' 10<&llc;~ ewes, OQlOc per
pound. • , - ~ - \ \u25a0\u25a0 J *~. \u25a0*
, Lamb-^lSVi^l.T/icper lb.
; . Dressed . Tort (per Ib.t— l2& 13c for. light and
lOffj'Uc' for heavy. »
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for pood, sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight i
No. 1 fat steers.' over 9»tO lbs. alive, .Vet3ii.»
per lb: nnder WX. lbs. 4"« c: second quality. 1%
<S*^c: third quality. SVfMe. -.- .
• :So :. } f ovrs tto<l heifers. 4'ii4iii-: second uual
fflf" « >l -i ( S-' ;js » c ; third quality. S&Sttcs common,
thin, undesirable cows. 2*iT7.>.
\u2666 kPV lls aa<l stasS - 2 v »®2',ic: half fat or
thin bulls. lWg,2e.
Calves— Uzbt weiEht. per lb. sVi@s*4c; me-,
dinra. s<asi4c; heavy. 4f?4Ue.
Sheep (per lb) — Wethersl No. 1 5«/.<ftrtc
ewos. 4%fj.>e. "** "
Lamb (ptr lb»— This year's milk lamha. "c.
Hosts tper lb)— Hani sraiu fed. weijhins l<v>
•k I fi, lb *- ss * 4<:; I4t> «*-•"•> lb". s*: -'•» to aiu
ids, SVjc; common, undesirable hos;s. 3!g.»*c.
Batter, Cheenc and Keg*
in the eeg market continue unset,
tied wifh the price of fresh extras fluctuating
•J0;»e and 3Se a doren, goinic ut> one day and
toralag flown the ne\t. acconling as the want*
of Individual receivers are. large or small. 5o
one seemed tr» need any st.K-k^ yesterday and
the market rlroppe.l lUc to 3Oi; C on offers to
sell at that figure on the floor of the exchange.
The BnettKtfen in the price .if extras have bad
no effe<t cw values fur the under grades durinc
th.> last few days.
The butter market maintains a firm position,
with most receivers reporting tbe market active
and the demand and supply about balancing. A
few handlers are carrying more stocks than they
can readily dispose of. however, and they are
rather weak in their views. Business on the.
exchange sent the price of fresh extras op an
other Vie to 3Sfte a pound. California fancy
flat cheese was '-c higher on a sale at lS«-c a
pound.
Sales on the exchange were as follow*:
Butter- 10 cases of fr«-sb extras at SlV^c. 20
at 37c and 2O> at St.'-ie a ponnd. *
Eggs — lo rases of fresh extras at 500 a dozen!
Cheese — 25,fan«-y new California flats at ISHsc
a pound.
.Receipts were ::6.."0<> pound* of butter. 22,504
j pounds of ebcese »nd 1.275 case* of eggs.
1 Tbe following are the ofttcial quotations esfab
f lished yestertlay and on the three preceding days
•on the floor of the dairy exchange. Prices in
j the street, while governed by the exchange <juo»
I tations. generally range fronx l'^c to 2c higher,
owing to the various charges to" be added.
Butter, per lh—
Grades — Jan. 2S Jan. 29 Jan. 31 Feb. t
Fresh extras. . .55U«; 35KC ."We 36Uc
Firsts X.c .^:7; .-5Sc 33c"
Seconds 2!fc? 2?>«r 29c 29c
Storage extras. 32c 32c 32c -.-{-.V
First* 3>»r- SOe 30i- 30c
Ladle extras. . .25'ic 2a'i»- -i".'-'.i- 2.1»«i<1
Firsts 25c 2.V 25<-" 25e
Che»se — California fancj flats. ISl:,<- per lb.
firm; do nrst>". 170. flra;\lr» se<-ouils.*l6c. firm;
fan«-y W-ung Anieri.-as, 21V. steady: do firsts.
! I Sc. steady: fam-y Oregon Yoiiag Americas. 20i-,
linn: d.» tirsts. I'M; firm: California fancy stor
age flats. 17' i"-. firm: do tirsts. 18 1 ,.;,.-, ttrm;
stonige Tonng Arneri«-as. lsV.c. llrtu: New York
i sin-.-l*^. 19 \~i>; tlnn: Ao daisies. 10'^c. nnh:
I Wtsj-ousin siugl>-s, ix u,-. nrm.
r Eggs — California fresh, per d"sen. cases tn
«»rades — Jan. 28 Jan. 2!> Jan. 'M Feb.' I
Extras 32* 3>>i;«. XZr 3i>V>c
Firsts 3o<; 2I»»." 2l«c 23e"
Seconds 29«.- 2?<<: 2** c 2Se
Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND. Feb. L— Butter— city and coun
try creamery, extras. ;-R)c; fancy. u54;."7c: store,
20'n24c. t, #
Kirs: Market in Xearby Counties
[Special Dispatch to The Call]
PETALUMA. Feb. 1.--The price paid for eggs
today was lower rb.in the day previous. 25'^c
belni; the best offering. The warmer weattiev
has had * >timulaH:iit eile-t on poultry and pr->- 3
dur-tion is increasing rapidly. Large shipments'
are made daily.
SANTA ROSA. Feb. I.— There was a drop of
lij'; in th>.' pric» of eggs today on re.-etpt of ad
vices from th™ san Frmcisco dairy proiluce ex
change. IVnlers rjuot^d 28!-i«: ! per dozen fur
choice and 251-sC for se.vmis. "The pr"duction is
now inere«s!Dg rapidly, but the demand la strong.
Potatoesi. Onion.* auil Vesetable*
Receipts of misct-llan'-ous vegetables "are stilt
rnnutDS light and flrm prh*e« are being obtained
for everything except Cuban tomatws and canll
fl«w«r. both of which are ia excessive supply. Ar
rivals of peas from the Los Angeles region are
sjorvly incresslog. bat tbere Is not mticb ' of
anything else. cuoitnß in frota that source. Ess
plaat from Florida i> selliDg at SQQZSe a pound
and .mushrooms are doing better on decreased re
ceipts. A car of sweet potatoes came in V»'
i an independent receiver yesterday and was held
lat $1.75W,2 a ' coutal. while the t>nmhitMtl»n
I prices were $1.70 out of tfo<» car and $1.-SV in
the street. Onions and Burbank potatoes were
quiet ami unchanged as t'» values.
Fotat"«-s (per etl) — River white. 75/g9oc for
rvmiocn to choice and ?1 dr. 1.10 for fancy; .Sa
livas Burhanks. $1.25(0 1;45; Or»"Cf>n P.ijrbHu'.-*.
$I.ls(}?,l^M>: Oi-esrnn early rose, $1.50; sweet po
tatrn-s. - .<4 . 70@ 1 . V».
Onions— Sl. lOCq; 1.25 per ctl for local and ItiSO
fc* Oregon.
Vegetables — Tomatoes. Ciibnn. $2.75@3 per
«rr»te; green peas. S<*<:l2 l 2c i«-r lb; garlic. .V per
lb; cabbage. fOc'fiSl jwt ctl; cucumbers, yi.25'%
?1.50 per dozen; c3uUtlower. POATSc per dorea;
turnips. sO<jrt.V p^r s»r-k; carrots. 50f<t«5c per
sack; green peppers. KKJxI.V- per lb; rhubarb. •'.'
«tSc.p»>r lb: celery. $1 .riofr/2.50 for targe and'
$1Q1,25 for -small crar-s; lettuce. *s.Jor(t6 pec
crate; mushrooms. 10 / fi2lV- per lb.
Ueclduoun nmi ritrui Kruit*
Tbe cold, windy weather Interfered with bu*i
nes* in tb<> fresh fruit market .yesterday. ami ; ;
cou.litions w^re unsatisfactory all around, the
volum? \u25a0 «<f busreess being snvill aad stocks of .
everyfbing' heavy. Thi» general tone of the
oranse market, was we«k owing to the presenre
of frosteil stwk. w'uieh w.»s offering At low rare<
to the detriment of foutkl fruit. A constgameiit
of 100 boxes of mandarin oranses rame in from
Fnllerton and' sold at prices ranging from $1.75
Ito 52.25.a box. There wa.-t nothing new iti
apples. . t -.^-.;^
Apples (per box) — Fancy beliaowere. 51.2-V.-?:
I.s<>; • Newtown pippins. $1,251^1.30; do red.
5 1. 50 f m\: la; etimmon to choice. 65cfet$l.
,- Cltrns Fruits (per box) — Navel orange*. $2.25
Q3130 for fancy and M.-'Ocaj for choice; fr<«fed.
7.">e/«tfl: tangerines. ?1.27>@2 per box; grajie
frnit.. $2.so<'ctJ» for se»<lless and $t.5)V^2 for
common: lenioua. $3.50Cn : 4 for fancy. $2ft?2. SO
•for choice and $ltfjl. 2T» for standard: lime*.
$4C<5.; ,\u25a0 \u25a0 '
\u25a0 Tropical Fruits — Banana-". 7.V*Jst.2s per
bunch \u25a0. for Hawaiiitn an. l $2,506*3 for Ceatral
Amerlcau; pineapples. %Z(q "l.\ ~M per ilozea.
L'rled !-'ruit«. l':il-in>. Aut.<* uud Honey
Tbere i~ a fair movement in pronen and th*
large slaes are getting pretty wt-U cleaned up.
Tbe feeling Is flrm. but prlct.-* do not advance.
The other fruits are qnlet. ; •
• \u25a0 Bnsint-ss in raisins bas been fair, fonslderins
tbe time, of year, but stocks are large and. a*
a leading local, handler, expresses It, "Tliey caa
not bd cleaned- up ill a minute.'" However. *
better bustness 1* fspp»-ted during . February
and .March:
Fruits— Evaporated apples. 7 1 «'g9« # : apricot^.
9?j«il2c:" -^noorpark. J2o«t3c: peaches. 5*^7.-;
prunes.' 2\^3«f. with. 7ilT;le premium 4«Js; ;
flgs. 4ffil';ic:' pears,. Bi^lOr; nectarines. -'.ijtH-.
;Ralsin!i — Ijiyer.-». clusters — (J crown. $2..">rt: .1 \
rtuwD. $1;75; 4, crown. $1.25: seeded. 4!"3«ts'ie:
I ordinary, layer*, -ii jtowd. . ttsc: 2 crowu. !)«»•; :
, seedless .sultanas. 2 !^«{4c: Thompson's MMtf!**ai
3^ca:;Uc . for , . noMeache.l ami 7«17%jc for
; W* - apbed: l^wwe muscatef. 4 crown. Ie; 5 crown,
1 UVjc;; 2 crown. 3c; seerlless. 2 t i'".
'. Nots-^Almonds'. nonparetls. 14'..j'f*l5c; IXL. :
:4**l4Ue: ne plus ultra. 13$it3Se: Drake. tO«^
«tillT langued.«r», 10*tlOU<-: hardshell. . «i ? (r<t \u25a0
7c: walnut*. . 13c ptf U» for No. 1 softshellsv
SVic .for N«% 2 «ib; pwan*. 14Vii!tt»'«c;'- Italian 1
chestnuts, 0"4<»S10c; peanuts. I!^ ©sc: pine nuts.
I*ft2oc p«r,lb. ,: \u25a0 '
. Honey— r«'«iub, 14ffil5c for water white and lt> .
«tl2e per lb for light amber: dark-ambe.r. "iUJtri'-' .
extraeteVU.^Uc 'for. water white and sVi«iß?.i«r . \u25a0
for- light ambVr;- candled . and dark .amber,- -4«j9 ; . :
4 Uc per lb. \u25a0 \u25a0: \u25a0 " \u25a0 " : V ; :
Beeswax— 27Vi*i3oc per to for light'- »nd 23«ij . \u25a0
26c for «lark. •.;.... ' ; -
I'oultry and Gauir \u25a0\u25a0..: '.''--\ ''.<;'\u25a0:
• AUhocgh four cars of western cbicken.*". have.
been- marketed so far thi* week, tlw market re- ;
mains lv fair, shape for the selling interests; -as '•
arrival-, front state- shipping points are. ruraring
light. ' Yonng chickens are still scarce and drni
•anil : there^ is a- continued good demand for fat
heavy hens. Dressed turkey* were- offering again \u25a0
yesterday and sold at a wide range, as to age -
ant! Oondltlon. \u25a0 (lame wa« «itiiet and prices for
seven*l descriptions were easier.
Poultry tper dozen) — Hens. .s.".'«>; for small.
$7iU7.50 for large and $8 & 10 for extra: young '
roosters. ; $7 ft£S; do. extra large. $^.smitlO; old'
roosters. - ; 5.50; fryer*. \u25a0$•>(** 7; broilers. ?.V<r.
5.20 for l;U_e and $3.50(554 for . »m»:l. dncVs.
nominal; plgeoas.'slJVt»; sqnaM. $3fti4; gßese..
,?2.50^3 jwr pair; -dr«ssed turkeys, 23@27e
per lb. • ' • - - •
• Game "(per dosen> — Mallard ducks, $s<Js7; can
vasbaek*. $««*7.5«>: »prtg. *4'tis: tea). $2.30<83;
wWseon. $2.30^3; spotmbllls. $2«<2.5«): black-
Jacks. $2.30fiL3; gray ducks. ».'i(S3.SO: grar •
geese. $4,0.4.50; white S*ese. $1.75((X2.50; brant. -
$.l«i4; honkers. WQ9; hare. $1.75@2; rabbits,
$2.50. . \u25a0 . ...
Beans and >eed<» ,-^:-.^
Tte bean report- »f Adolf Ko»h!and says:- *'N*»
new feature Is tn be noted lv the bean market at
this writing-. -. The strength in pink . beana eoo
tlnne*. and the quotntlou for tiki* variety Is a \u25a0'
•little higher than it was a weett.aso. - \u0084
- "The demand for all kinds Is fair.' anil thera
is a good, healthy, tone to the market." - •_>«
Iteans iper ctt> — Bayos. $5.2T»<«j5.3.*: pea. now- \u25a0
inal:- small white. $4.75: larjre- -white. S3 2.W
::.W: pink. - *1.304fr|.30: red^ Sti<ftft.3O: blacker?
$4.f?4.15; lima. :*4.03#i4.10: r«i kidney-. ««
.-..»; : cranberry beans. ?-t.4M« f.SO; «;arvansar.
51.V)%;i; horse beans. $1.75*?2.
Seeds— lJrown mustard, 4^c; yellow; mustard.

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