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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
TRADERS PUZZLED
BY SELLING ORDERS
Can Find No Explanation, for
Wave of Liquidation Rolling
Over Stock Exchange
Break in Prices of Union Pacific,
Steel and Copper Marks
Closing Hours
1
>cv» York. Stock I. lst
E F. Mutton & Co.. 490 California Mreel.
members cf the New York ttocfc exchange, far- !
niKh the following list of bond and stork sales ;
yesterday: >
Sale* ; STOCKS :Higb[ j Bid i Ask
WOJAHiI Chalmers..; 12 ll'jl 11 il2
8001 Do pfd 1 o7i*| 3B"»i 35 j -Hi'j
57.900JAmal Copper ... '"^ "o^\ SO% ""H
S.OUOJAin Beet Sugsr..| 3>W| 3U* 33 J 33%
i Do pfd ; t »1 iH3 ;
NOOIao C«n Co i lOty] IOV4I 10>^j 10*4
1,20f»j I»o pfd i 72% i 72\»j 72%t 72%
s^oo'Alß C«r & Fdry. 57% i s»J>*: 5«Hi
i Do rfd I Uis i!i !2 °
4f«Ara C<ittnn Oii... 59 |57 !5S 58%
.......I Do pfd aoi |io7
Umer Hide & L.j I 6% 6W
2<n"'i Do pfd !33 32% i 52%! 33
StWAni lc* Securltiesi 20% j 2O'- S j 20>*! 20%
3<t"''Am Linseed t IS^; ISHi IZ%.\ 14
»V> Do pfd i 35%]*»%j 35%| 3R%
S^C'Am Locomotive..! 46 T til 45»5! 45>»j 45%
,Am Mslt j j i 5%; 6%
D« pfd I I ! 35% 1 35«S
32.4001 Am Smlt A Refg. 77 T *, 75l«! 7<i-s. T""-
1.500] Do pfd- ,106 ;i05%i105%i105%
i.wi'ao Sugar |ll» T »;ll» '119 ;ll9i*
I Do pfd ;\u25a0•.•'•! 'H9 |121
300;Ani Steel Fndresj 55 1 55 I 55%] 5b%
l,SoO|Ani T"l & Tel...;lS>H 134',;134^|135
jAra T«* pfd | | i PI 91**
2,IOOLLn Woolen j 32 1 31 | 31 32
7.W Do pfd I U9 T *i 90 199 I<«>
s.t>*X"At!»ic<Mida i 46',i 45 j ib\\ 46
I/tOO'Atl Coast .IJne.'l2t**l2.3V,ii2S |124% i
22.500 A T & S F fl 12 ,Ilo^ :ni*fc;ill J » 4
Wi i»o pfd il<">3 ,102% l('2»i,H'."% !
3.'V«t Bair & Ohio :iO9^!lo>« t !(.;3OSH;l f « I-jI -j
I [19 p{« f»0 i 92
:P.ethlehPm Steel. J J j2B 28H
I Do pfd : j i 58 s**%
s.lf*\B R T i 69%j 65%; ftS'!*! 09%
I.soo'Canadian Pacific. ;178%,171i\ 177%. 175^
IS^OOjC & «• i 7H%; 7K%i( 78% 75% i
300JC & A : 55 ; 54V MVij Si%
SrtOJC •; W j 2ft'ni 27«».i 28%\ 2f>t 4 i
2.40<': Dn pfd 153 j52 ! 51 V 52% |
5.300J0 & N W |15*%]1."52%|153H|154% j
I0.700(C M Sl St P ltoS. 144 |144^144 :l 4
4fO, Do pfd 1«4 JVi3 % ; 103 % 1 1 63 %
2.6r>0 Central Oatber r .i 36%) Ss%] S«it W% !
Do pfd ! , |105 105%
;Cent of N J j \ !2«2 300
'Chic Terminal .., I i 3% 4%
'; Do pfd ; j j 9 j 10 !
S'MC C C & St I \u25a0 77 V, 77 77 77%
I Do pfd I : 1"8 11101 110
L.IOOJOOIA Fupl & Iron.i 34 I .">.'{ ' 33% j "A
, Do pfd ] |106 ;
Yd Hock C £ l.j I ITVi i 1*?
sOo[Colo Srflithern J 53% 54V- S5 50
3001 Do Ist pfd 1 M «(•%' 80 £1%
Ito pfd : J79 MJ%
12.1' Hi.Consolidatedi .Consolidated Gu.|Ul%|l3B34|MO ;I* ( >%
2.700 iCorn Products ; 17 »-i • l" ( 17 V 17%
.VKi. lv, pfd ' 7fl-»! 78^1 78H 80"
SUOjDel & 11nd*0n...;170\ i l*Wil70 1 -.i1725,
I' L & W ; 1 Tj6lo'
S^OOiO «: it <; ; .TT%i :«; se ' ."6%
!i;«i Do }.fd 1.. 1 17% 7'li 2 761-.
L7tn< H:«illinjr 5ec....! 2-JV«i -*>!*! 2*.', 1»%
Inihuii S S & A.l 1 1 13 15
! Do pfd j j I 22% 25
4.wnii:n.- j 2<!%j 2." Vi 255,; 2G%
i.->>.. Do l*t pfj ! 43 I 42 I 42 I 42%
000 Do 2-1 pfrt i 33 1 32% 32 ] 32%
.Vki (ifuerai Klectrie. .iI4B i147U;147%.145'>.
3.400,Grt N'octhern Or«-i C# | «3u,i M%| 054!
t»,7W«rt Northern nfd;iSs 133 '.{134H|134U I
l.tiDU.IUlanU Ce&tral. ..'l4o ll3SUiiaS%|l4o " !
3.4^' lr.rerUtf-o-Metro ..j 18% J 18 "IS , 18V> \
7.10«. Do j.fd 147 «5K 46 I 4«ii
;Icitr Mpr Marine! ! I 6 j 0%
SUO| Da rfd i I»%J 13 \u25a0 18 I lfii*
70m Intrrr.ajnal Paper, 13 12%,; 12% 12^»
: Do pfd j 1 53%; .-.4>i
S<"Ki.ltueniatnsl Pump 4)5 1 44 1 44% i4O
: Do pfd ; 1 j ST. ' ! 85
Tim 1 lowa Central ,- IP*ii 3ft 1»%! 20
:jf>o Do pf.l j Sfil-! 35 1 30 ' !4M
2.0("> X C .southern | 34%; 33% l 3414! :*4%: *4%
; Do pfd ! C7%i »?S j
KX'- Lake Erie & W.. 20 20 I IS ! 22
* I Do pfd 155 «a
I.2'Kt L & N 143 1142 |142%i14::V.
lOi>!Mackay !89 S9 j 87%; 80*;
Do pfd ! I i 75 7.1
IManhattan j j 132 135%
JOit M»tro St By ; IS (18 I 17 ! IS
."10 Mexican Central..; 23\] 25% i 25%! 20
2fioMlnn & St L ' 42% i 42% 40 • 42
i .Do Ist pfd I 1...;.! 72 i S2
2.5»m M St P StSS M.1134% 133%i13"»i:134%
Ix» pfd 1149 ;153
T.ofXi M,, Ka,, & Tex..| 39%| 88 SS^i :»
l«oj I»o pfd j7O 70 170 i7l
n.Tu. Missouri Pa«!fic..j O< 6«5 ) ««%! 60*4
2.2''«:'NHi;<>nal Lend. ..| 70 74 75 H' 75 V>
2i*< Do pfd |107% 107% 107' jIOS '
2».«' National Uiscult. 102 105 103 10-'» -
! D'- pfd 1.....121 |12.5 "
IOO|X V Air Brake.. 74H| 72 »%l 73V.
S.*^f»,N y central 1117 IllS 115% 115%
UK) XY«' &Sl L...[ 59 iSO s»j GO
4C»t'- Do Ift pfd 1110 |108 104 US
1 IV) 3d pfd i 1 90 " 9S
200JX YN H i Hart!ls7Vlls7 157 1571 i
1.200>' V Ont & W...| 44 V, j 43% 435 i! 43%
4. Go>> Norfolk & Wcst..j 87% P«Vs! 9C=^i 97V»
j Do pfd I I <iG 88
WiO North American.. 76 J 75 ! 75 j 7S
13.4^n»-Norrh««rn Paciflc. . 135i 4 i13. < ?%j134>4i134%
s<Xj;Orotiha 152'/.|152 ilso 1160
} Do pfd hO |170
Pncific Coast .»...'loi 112
I.7oi»; Paciflc Mall 29<& 28« ii 28% 28*4
Km, Pacific Tel i Tel 34 | 34 1 83% 1 35
I Do pfd J*l I »!)
S3.*iO Pena R R C 0.... VM% 129V4 129%i12» T ,
l.WKt.People's Gas 107% 106 1100% 10« %
noit:pittßbiirg C0a1... 19 IH%\ 18% 18-4
400; Do pfd «8 66%! 6S 70
300, P CC& St I 95% 95 I 1»4% 95%
; Itopfd ! 100 102
].!»00;Presspd Steel Carl 3«5%| 35'^ 35%! 31514
! Do pfd 100%i103
I,4oo'Ry St«*l Sj.g* Co. 36', 35*4( 35*4 3»J%
I FV> pfd jIOO 101
Sl."'X>, Reading I 5&14 155% 1.V5>4 150?,
100- Do Ist pM 81 »1 fto% 91
lfKil Do 24 pfd 1102 102 10l' 103
l.flOO, Republic S i 1..1 :«% :«V4 3.l>m '\u25a0&%
500, Do pfd 100 9» »8\ »«vl
28.1<XiRf<k Island Co.. 4414 41«4( 42% 143
1.51WV Do pfd 82% Sl% 81%| K1
100 Sloss SS k I Co. 73 72% 72%; 73
! IK) pfd U<s% 117
• IS L& S F Ist pfdj 68 71
1.7001 Do 2d pM 47% 45 46Si 47
LMKIRt I- t R W 20V« 24% 25%» 2(5
«00, Do pfd 71% 70 I 71 72
103.O00. Southern Pacific. 122 H9T4 120^ 120Ti
2.SXKI Southern Ky 27 26 2(5% 21\%
l.^x) Do pM 62% 60 r,(» »J2
»(K) Term O>pper 30% :v> 30 U -1(1%
'. I.4oo;T>xa«= Pacific | 27^ 26% 27' 27%
l,100;T«lrd Avenue 11% \\ \t\v n'
. »00.Tol St L &. W... 42%, 42 42% '43
4.O00; Do pfd |04 63 63 ' 1 64-
iTwin City X T.-i 11l 112
SOujCnion Bag &P. 9% 814 9% 10
j l»o pfd. . ,\ «<» 70
, 102.7fNi i t"nion Pacinc I*o^ 175% 17S-V 17S»i
1.300! Do pfd »7 <M\ OG% m%
jV Rof S F 133 . - {6
5.7(M"i; Do pfd «0«4 .VJ%| 59 fio%
4«I0!lJ S Can Iron P. «4 23% 23% J 25
2ntt! Do pfd 75% 75 75 77
ajtiiOX* S Rubber 36 35 3S\4 .T5
sfi"i Do Ist pfd 109 10S K)8 109
V.i Do 2<l pfd 7fl 80
tlS.r<OO'L' B R^el Cor... 76% 75 75% 75»4
«.«>i»> Do pfd IIS 117% 117% 117%
7.3ooJntab Copper 46 42»4 44 45
"3,of*t;Vs-Car <bern Co.. 4S 47% 47«4 48
! Do pfd 120 122
1.300 WabMh \»% ig% j»u i9^
4.7<«i| Do pfd 42^4 a»^ 4 41% 41%
20<!:We!!*-F«rgo F.s..\T,T, 152 155 100
4<if>.WestPrn L*uioa...| 70 63% <SH4 7«%
1.r.00 UVMinghoiise ...j (',?,% 62 " 63^ C 3%
2<X> W& L X i 5% 5% 5 j sfc
! D.. Ist pfd 1 9% 10%
i J>o 2d j.f<l 1 .•>% 6%
100;wisc«isln Central! 40 ]40 45 |4G
- — , v
1,010,800 — Total shares sold.
.»w York Honda • "t" t
L" 8 ref 2s res..l<K)>£]!nt Met 4V»« 79
Do coupon 100',^jlnt Mer Mar 4',^';*"*
!>.» 3» re(t 10C Japan 4s -..'.. <M%
I>'» <-oupon 102 Do 4Vis ...:... fl.'.u
HO4I- reg lif'iKin City So Ist 3a 73
Do 114J4 I, Shor deb 48.1931 5)4
AUIs-Cbal Ist :>*. M»mi. k N unified 45.. ftS%
Aroer Apricul 05.102«4 M. X & Tex Ist 4s 98^
Ainer T&T ct 4*.l'jl\i Do gen 4'/,g ... RS%
Amer Tobacco 4s. 7»>V4 Mo Pacific 4s W)l»
Do 6s -..106% Do ct 3s ctfn..UsU
Armour 4%« U2% N U of Mcx 4Vis. »4«i
Atoh jtcn 4* 100 N V C gen 3%5.. flow
Do cv 4t 115 Do deb 4s ..... 955 i
Do ct ft« .116% NY.NII 4 H ct^s.l:««2
Atlao C L Ist 4s. W-j Nor k. W Ist can4g !»ss.
Bait & Ohio 45.. ©914 Do ct 4« 101 ii
Do 3Vs« 91 Nor Pacific 4«..:.IO0«i
IV, S W 3H»-- »OWi Do 3« 73«4
Brooklyn Tr «t 4s t&M, O S UDe rfdt 4». m%
Central of Ga Ss.IOSH P* ct Z'i*, 1915. !«-;i;
r*nt Lieather 55.. «fl Pa eon 4s 104«4
CRR of NJ go 5k.124<4 Reading gen 45... Mtil
Cbes & Ohio 4tt5.102>4 St V & H V Is 4s. 83%
Do rcf M ....103% Do gen 5s «v
CbJ & Alton 3%5. T2% St I, S W con- 4s. 75%
C, B& Q Joint 4s 96% Do Ist gold 4*.. •»?£
Do gen 4c .... i>*\ Seaboard A L 4«. .\*2%
C.M& StP kh 3%« B*>,i So Pacific col 4»..*02U
CRIA P«c col 4s 80 Do cv 4« ... .;.101
Do refdg 4s 90% Do Ist ref 45.. 84%
Colo Indu« 6* 78ii So Railway 55.. ..10S;
Colo Midland 45. . 7fl Do : gen 4s . . ; . . K0
. Col 80 rtext 4Vi« US Union PaHflc 4*..101 "
Del & Hud ct 45.100»4 Do cv 4s ......107*4
Ofr. 4- Rio G 4*. »5% Do-lst& ref.-45.07*,
isa ref 5§ ..... »3% U S Robber '08...W1'
STOCK MARKET IIS
NERVOUS STATE
NEW YORK. Feb. 8. — The stock
market showed some relief today
from the stress of urgent liquida
tion which was so conspicuous
yesterday. There was a wave of
selling" orders for execution When
the market opened, which seemed
to be the aftermath of yesterday's
precipitate decline in prices.
The decline had served to ex
haust or diminish additional mar
gins and, where the calls sent put
over night were not responded to,
the selling: out of collateral was
the consequence.
The news of the market was of
the same nature as yesterday, that
is. puzzled conjecture as to the
source and the motive of the sell
ing:. The course of this conjecture
tended to eliminate suppositions
of inside liquidation such an would
be prompted by fears for the in
dustrial outlook or decline in
profits of enterprises.
The lapse into idleness at the
recoveries today kept speculative
sentiment watchful and somewhat
discouraged. The opinion gained
ground that the market's weak
ness was due to belated liquida
tion of large individual accounts
dating back to the period of price
inflation last year, which had in
judiciously overstayed the market,
inviting measures of persuasion
or insistence from lenders of
money employed for carrying the
accounts. -
Stock market sentiment regard
ing the federal itfeorporation bill
introduced into congress yester
day was improved today.
The obscurity surrounding the
heavy cash decrease in the bank
statement on Saturday compared
with the large grains indicated by
the known movements of mqney
was partly cleared up by the
knowledge that large withdrawals
had been made from the banks by
the trust companies in preparation
for the call by the state banking
department at Albany for reports
of condition.
The copper frade reported some
concessions in prices for that
metal, but the January statistics
of the Copper Producers' associa
tion are expected to show another
material decrease in stocks. The
copper industrials were exception
ally heavy. The nervousness man
ifested itself in the final break in
prices which put Union Pacific.
United States steel and Amalga
mated copper to the lowest price
of the session and of the move
ment.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales
tpar value), $4,305,000.
United States bonds were un
changed on call.
Di«ti!lers 5s 72^!'' S Steel 2d 55. .104
Erio prior lien 4s. 94%: Va rar Chem 55.. 97 w
Do gen 4« \u25a0. 74 W abash Ist 5s 111%
IV. cv 4s. ser A 75 Do Ist & <xt 4s 70%
Do f v- 4<>, ser 809 Western Md 45... 84%
[ Gen F.lect 55.. 138 j Westing El cv ss. 90>,4
111 Ctu Ist ref 4s IK) jwis Central 4*... 94 Vj
.New York Mlniuii Stock*
I \ii<v I.7s'Leadville Con 05
I Brunswick Con .. 02 Little Chief 00
Com Tun Stork.. 29. Mexican 1.55
(V.ru Tun Bonds.. 181 Ontario 2.25
C-m Va Mm Co.. I.7n!ophir 1.85
Horn Silver 7riStan<iard 63
Iron Silver l.«J5| Yellow Jackpt ... 1.15
A>t»- York Curb Stock*
Bid. Ask.! Bid. Ask.!
Amer Tob . .395 405 Nev Utah.. 1 3-16 1 5-16
I V»y State G. 2 2%iNipissin g 9% 10
i Boiion Con.. 16% 17 San Toy 29 35
Brit Col Cop. G^k o", (Standard Mm 16 »17
P,ic CoalitJ<« 23 24 Do pfd ... 53 5S
Chi Subway. C% 4 Standard 011.630 635
Cum Ely ... 6% 7% Super & Pitts 13% 14
Davis Daly.. 3 3V4iTri Bullion... 1 1%
Dolores 7 7% Tan Exten .. 60c 75e
pom Cqpper. 2c 5e United Coppr. 6 7
El Kayo ... 2% 2% Do. pfd ... 15 SO
I First N Cop. 4% 5 United R (*o. 17 20
j Giruux 9*i, 9% Yukon Gold.. 4»4 4^
i Gld Con .. 7 7 1-16] Ray Central.. 2% 2 15-16
Gld Daisy . . «>c 7c Ray Con ... 18% 19
; Gl.i Florence. 2% 2%!0hi0 5» 4 5%
i Greene Can.. 9 »V4!Ely Cent ... 1% 1 9-16
|Gnjs Express.2oo 230 Brnden 4% 4%
i Kerr Lake .. S% BTi,:<'hlnf* IH4 11»4
Iji Hc*e ... 4 1-16 4"* Gila 7y* 7%
1 Miami 21^ 21» t jltispiration ..9 lOC u\i
\u25a0 Mill"? of Am 7-l« % Ely Con ... %\u25a0 13-ir,
; Montg Sh<"». . %1 1-10 ! Union Cojfper. 1% l^i
> Nev Coa ... 20U 20%! C0n Ariz ... 2 1-16 2%
linMton Cuppor Storks
BOSTON, Feb. B.— Boston market was irregu
lar in tbe dealings. Many stocks show support
on declines and there is some good buying.
Interest continues to center in the lake coppers,
with North Butte and Butte Coalition next
in demand. The best opinion seems to be that
accumulation is taking place in the last two
issues. Trading light and hard to get the trend,
but oppcrs generally look ns though they would
improve when the New York market turns.
The January production of the Butte mines
will be under 2O.<nX>.ooo pounds, and the under
standing Is that it will not be permitted to tx
ce«-d that figure for some time
The following list is furnished by E. F. Hut
tou & Co., 430 California street, San Francisco:
Bid. Ask.l Bid. Ask.
Adventure .. 8% 9 jOjibway ft 314
AUouez 42 43 (Parrot ...... 19*4 20U
Ariz Coml .. 37% 38 Quincy SO . —
Atlantic &% 9% Shannon 14 14%
Bte Coalition 23 23% Super & Bost 13% 14
Cal & Ariz.. 69% 70 Super Copper. 49% 50^4
Cal & Hecla.62o 630 Tamarack ... 07 C 9
Centennial .. 22% 23 Trinity f<% 8%
Coppr Range 75% 76 Utah Con . . 35'/. 35%
Daly West.. S 8% Wolverine . ..136 *140
East Butte.. 9 9% Wyandotte .. 24 2^
Franklin 18% 19% Ariz & Mich. — ' 80 '
Granby 88 92 Ahmeek 200 210
Hancock 24 25 Chemung my, 12
Helvetia 4% 4% Cactus 4% 4%
Lakn Copper. 71% 72 Live Oak ... 19% 20
La Salle ... 14% 15 Mason Val ..2 2%
Mass Con ... 7 17% San Antonio.. 7 714
Mich Mm . . 6% 7 Yuma 1% liL
Mohawk 63% 64% Sup & Globe. IVi 1%
NXrboiMe ... 2% 2% So Lake 11 K \\v.
North Butte. 33% 33% Nev Con ...'20% 20$
North Lake.. Vi% 17 Corbin .. 9 ft«i
Old Dominion 39 3»%|lnd .14% —
Osceola 144 145 ISuper & Pitts 13% 14
London Clomliik Stm-kn
Cons f«T money.. Sivi I-ouisv & Nash 146
Do for acct. Bl 15-16 M, X & Texas 40
Amal Copper 73* NY Central 11814
Anaconda 9% Norfolk & West... 99%
Atchlson. 115% Do pfd 92
Do pfd 106 Out & Western... 44%
Bait & Ohio 112 Pennsylvania 67%
Can Pacific 183V4 Rand Mines u%
Che* & Ohio . 80U Rpading SOV4
Chi Great West.. 27% So Railway .' 276
Chi, Mil &St P. 148% Do pfd 63%
I»p Bp«ts I**% So Pacific 124 "
D*n & Rio G 3H% Union Pacific 185
Do pfd 80% Do pfd 100
Erie 26% IJ S Steel 77%
Do Ist pfd 44 Do pfd 123%
Do 2d pfd 34% Wabash 20
Grand Trunk 20% Do pfd 42
.111 Central 143 Spanish 4s 95
Bur silver — Quiet ; 23 15-1 0 d per ounce.
Sloncy — 1%@1% per cent. /. .
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills Is 2% per cent and for three months*
bills 2«i«j2% per cent.
Condition of tbe Treanury
WASHINGTON. Feb. R.— The condition of
the treasury at the beginning of business today
was a« follows: Tru«t funds — <sold coin," $802 -
ft97,«61t; silver dollars. $4>!4.470,mM»; silver dol
lars of ISTKt. $3.876.0«X>; silver certificates out
standing. J4W.470.600. General fund— Standard
silver dollars in Roneriil fund, $0.7a0,8"25; current
liabilities, $100,657.K81; working balance in
treanury offices. $22,733,370; in banks to credit
of treanurer of tbe United States, $33,81 3,'AT0;
subsidiary silver coin,, $20,410,45": minor- coin
$1,151,157; total balance In general fund $S3 -
0Cj.383.
Xew ; York Money Market
NEW YORK, Feb. B.— Money on call, ea^y
2>.i<a2*i per cent: rulinir rate. 2% per cent;
closing bid, 2\t ; offered at 2Vi per cent. '
Time loans, dull am! steady; 60 days. 314 per
cent; 90 days, 3% per cent; six months, 4 per
C«'tlt. - , ,
Prime mercantile paper. 4^4(^3 per cent.
Sterling exchange closed stronc. with actual
business in bankers* "bills at $4.8. - i7.'»i;t4.S3Ss for
60 day bills and $4.8003 for demand. .
v Commercial bills. $4.831/4 <54.53%.'
>Bir silver. 51 -. \u0084 • 1
.Mexican dollars, ,44c. ' .
' Bonds — Government, steady; railroads, heavy.
' Nortbern BuMfnewN
, PORTIxAND. . Feb. S.^-Clea rings, $1,527 050;
balan<-<«. $18»..".33. ' \u25a0»
TACOM4.J I'cU. B.— Cleariuss, §031,lCl; ' tal
THE SAX FRANCISCO CALL; : WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9V9 V 1910.
Mining Shares Continue Quiet
Trading In Local Stocks Fair
ancps. $83,0ft4. ' - ' •
SEATTLE, Feb. B.— Clearings, $2,200,673; bal
ances, $385,300. • .
•SPOKANE. Feb. S.— Clearings, $741,(547; bal
ance?, $149,022.
Loans, F^xcbangc nnd ' Silver
The Manchuria took out a treasure list of
$132,700. consisting of 553.000 in. silver bullion,
shipped to Hongkong by the Anglo London and
Parjs bank, ?53,000 in silver bullion shipped to
Hougkong by the Selby smelting and lead com
pany and $20,700 in silver bullion shipped to
Hongkong by the International banking corpora
tion.
Prime mercantile paper oft <! per cent
Ix>ans on real estate.. 5'AC'iS per ccent
Sterling exchange, 60 days — @4;84' 1 4
Sterling exchange, sight... — @4.56%
Strllnff exchange, cables — Gi4.S7-%
New \ ork exchange, sight...... — fii! . "Vi
New York exchange. tPlegraphic. —<a\ 12*4 •
Hongkong exchange, sight — wj! 4-%
Hongkong exchange, telegraphic. — % 42Tj, ,
Silver, per ounce. . * — (m 51% -
Mexican dollars, nominal — <& 50
CONTINENTAL
New York on Paris 517%
New York on Mexico 201 Vi
Paris on London 25. 1S
Berlin on London 20. 4S ii
STOCK MARKET
There was not much feature to local fcccur
itips yesterday. Trading was fair. Associated
oil was higher, rising to $47.25 under numerous
small sales. Northe.ru California power was
higher at $48.50 and telephone common firm* at
$33.50. Honokaa sugar was ex dividend of 10c.
The United Railroads bonds were weak at
$71.75.
O n the unlisted call Pacific gas common was
weaker at $4S bid and $50 asked.
In the southern Nevadus there was some ac
tivity in Jumbo extension, which sold up to
32c. compared with 27c as Monday's closing quo
tation, otherwise the list was quiet.
The Comstocks were dull and unchanged.
In the Consolidated Virginia mine during the
lust week, in addition to 175 mining cars of ore
m-ftaytng $5.46 per ton. extracted from the first,
second and fourth floors of «n old slope on the
1MH") level, they saved six cars of. ore assaying
$2.75 per ton. while cleaning out the old south
drift on the 1750 level. . .
The mines of Tonopah district shipped a total
of 5 455 tons of ore of an estimated vnlne of
$130,350 to tbe mills last week. The Tonopah
company sent 3,400 tons, Montana 054 tons.
Belmont tiOO tons. MaeNamara SOO tons and
West End 200 tons. ' . '"
The quarterly statement for the period ending
November 30. lf*)9. of the Tonopah mining
company shows total receipts from the ore
milled at the Desert mill of $fiCO,SSO. The min
ing and milling expenses total $320,480, leaving
not earnings for the quarter of $379,193; which
includes a miscellaneous income of $9,119. me
regular quarterly dividend of 25c. which was
paid January 21. 1910, including «n extra divi
dend or 10 per cent, came to *3.>0,000. thus
leaving an actusl surplus of $29,193 after de
ducting the dividend. The total cash on hnnrt
on November 80, 1909. was $560,313.? The com
pans, had on hand in addition 710.6W ounces of
silver bullion valued at $361,427, and which.
a.Med to loans of $:;25.000, which the company
has made on good collateral, chows a total cash
reserve of $1,246,740. from which deducting the
dividends just paid leaves a cash balance of
$«)R.740. , \u0084.
AKftensiMent Directory t'omsfock Juno*
Company— No. Del. Board. Sale Day. Amt.
Bullion 16 Jan. : 28 M«r. 1 .05
Savage 17 Feb. 10 Mar. ;-8 .10
Julia 14 Feb. 12 Mar. 10 .03
Caledonia Sl Feb. 12 > ar. 9 .10
Challenge 63 Feb. 15 Mar. 10 .10
Mexican PO Feb. IS Mar. l 7 .15
Belcher 91 Mar. 4 Mar. 29 .10
Crown Point... 5 Mar. 4 Mar. 28 .10
Yellow Jacket.. 35 Mar. 4 Apr. 11 .10
Seg. Belcher... 46 . Mar. 3 Mar. 28 .03
Chollar 12 Mar. 5 Mar. 31 .1
Hale & Nor... 2fi Mnr.7 Mar. 31 A<>
Vnion 21 Msr. 7 Mar. 31 .10
STOCK . AND BO.YD EXCHANGE
Tuesday; Feb. s_ io:so a. m. ,
UNITED STATES BONDS &
Bid. Ask. l Bid. Ask.
4s nr cp new — — 3« qr coup... —
1 MISCELLANEOrs BOSDS -
Ala A W ss. — — O Trau Cv 5« — 106^
Am REI ss. 90 Vi — « Trac Cn 5s — 9t>i,
A«so Oil ss. 85% 96 O Trac Co 5s HI 1 ,* —
Buy «-PC 55.104V4 — O W gtd ss. — 9S
Cal 0 G 58.103 — 0m Cable .b5.105 110
Cnl G& E g * P*c G Im 4s. 87 —
m & ct 55:102Vi1«2%-p E Ry 55.. 105^106
Cal st C 55. 103% — Pae I-ScP _3s. — —
C«l Wine ss. 87% — Do gtd o»- -100^ —
City El 35.. 00U J>l Pac T&T sr. 99^100
C C Wat ss. 101 — P& C H Os. 9!> —
Do c mgss 92 f*4 P& O R Cs.lol — .
Ed El LA 55.101%105 People's \\ ' Z* ffl>% 70
Ed L&P 65.10S — Powell st 65.. 102 103
First F Trss. 101% — Sac EG&RSS.IO3 —
F&C II 65.102 — S Diego It ss. 105 —
II C& S 68.105% — S J L&P 5». 07 —
Han R T 6s. — 108 SFEIRy 5s — —
L Tahoe Rss — 99 SF.O & SJ;-i«.104T B _
L \ Elee ss.lolVi — Do 2d mgss 94 9.
LAG & E155.101V4 — Do Con ss. l>s 05%
Do Cor 55.1014S — SJ&-SCR 4%s — —
I. AUy 55.. 109 — Sierra R C 5..10. —
I l^ flm li:lo?> Z SM, A . C8 100^100 %
M^n C W^.^ - W^SS
Mkt st C 05.102% — SPC 1 c g'os.lluVa —
Do lem ss. 102 .103 R P B It 65.127>£ —
MV& MtTSB.IOO — SPRR Ist r4s 93% "93%
NRof C ss. — — Stkn G&E 68.104 —
N0 Rv 55.. — — SV W e mg4s 89 f>9%
S 0 IV" 05.1014105 IT G& B s*. 98 —
NC P <'n 5s — «"•!,; OR of SF 4s. 7U4 72V»
N El Co 56. 91% 93 ValleJo.Ben &
0 GL&H 55. 102. — Napa \u25a0 RR5s 75 —
Oak Tran fis.lo7 — Val Co P ss. 101 103
Oak Tran 55.105 106 M,
WATER STOCKS
Marin Co ..00 —MS V Wat Co. 43* i —
GAS AND ELECTUIC STOCKS
City El Co.. 52% 53 IPac L pfd. . — 73
\ Cal Power 48V- 4fl | Do com ... oJ —
INSURAKCB STOCKS
Cal Ins Co.. — S2 IPac C Cas C 0.140 155
Flremn's Fd.245 — I
BANK STOCKS
Am Ntl Bk. — 130 First Natn1..245 2574
Anglo & L0n.146%147% Mer Trust .. — 243
Bank of Ca1.412 415 S F National. — 140
Cent Trust.. 120 130' Union T Co.. — —
SAVINGS BANKS
Cer S & 1*2785 — IS F Say 11.. 500 —
Hum Say Bk — — Say & L So.. — 125
Mut Say Bk. — SO |Sec Savisk.. — 340
STREET RAILROAD STOCKS
California ..125 135 iPresidio 22 —
POWDER STO»'KS
Giant Consolidated Co ::....... — SO
SUGAR STOCKS /
Hawaiian C. 3«% — Makawell SC 54 —
Honokaa S C 22% 23 Onomea SO. 55%; —
Hutch SP 0 17% 18, Paauhau SC. 29 —
Kllauea S C. 15 — Union S C 0... 07 68
OIL STOCKS
Amal Oil Co. 60 75 J W Coast O.pf — 101
Asgo Oil Co. 47>A 47'^ Do com/... — —
Sterling Oil.. 3% 4%
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Alaska P A. 89 89% Pac Aux FA 3 — •
Cal F C A..100%102 Pac O 80rax. 154
MV& MtTm.loo — . Pac T&T pfd — 94
N Alas S C 0.114 118 Do com ... 33 33%
SALES
Morning Session :.
Board —
20-Alaska Packers' ' Assn "... 59. 25
10 Associated Oil Co. ......415.25
15 AssociHted OH Co : '46.37%
10 Associated 0i1' C0.... 47.00
20 Associated Oil C 0.... .V. .47.25
10 Hawaiian Coml & Sugar Co 38:75
115 Hawaiian Coml & Sugar Co. ...38.50
KM) Hutchlnson Sugar Plantation... 17.75
10 N Cal Power Co C0n. ......... 48. 00
50 Paaohau S P Co ........ 29.50
, 83 Pacific Tel& Tel (common).... 33.50
25 Sterling Oil & Dcv ; C 0 ...... ..4.00
$I.fKM) Contra Costa Wat gen mtgn ss. 92.00
$1,000 Pacific Tel & Tri sr:. ....99.75.
$3,000 People's Water Co 55.". ........ 60.75
$4,000 United R II of S F 45........ 71.75.'
Street
500 Hutchlnsen Sugar Plantation. .. 17.75
50 Onomea Sugar Co ....>. 50.00
$1,000 City Electric Co 55....... 90.25'
Afternoon Session
* Board —
15 Alaska Packers' Assn. -I. ; 89.25 "
. 130 Associated Oil Co. . .V. /........ 47.25
155 City Electric Co .;.... 15 ..'..:.'. 52.75
20 Hawaiian Coml& Sugar C 0. ... 38.50
. 100 Hutchlnson Sugar Plantation.".. 17.75
10 N Cal Power Co C0n..:....... 48.5U
115 Onomea Sugnr Co ............ 5i>. 00
35 Pacific Tel & Tel (common)...'. 33.50
50 Spring Valley Water Co. . :. . . .".'. 44.00
50 Union Sugar (>) . ....... . . U7.30
.sl.ooo: Northern Cal Power Con 55.... 94.75
$2,000 Oakland Traction Co . 55 ........ S?V. SO
$1,000 Pacific Tel & Tel: 3«. ......... ft!».75 *.
$4.ooo [People's ..Water Co' 55. ..".;..... 09.75
$7,M0 S V, Oak& S Jose Uy 55: . . . . .105.00
$10,000 Spring Val-Wat gen mtge 45.. 89.25
Cnllforula Stock' and OH fKxclianxe
Bld.Ask. - ; -\u25a0-. Bid. Ask.
Amal Oil .. — 80.00 Palmer .. .; M.17%-1.20
Amaurot ..... '75 — Piedmont".:.'.. — .24
Akko'OU .'..47.50 — Pinal \u25a0 -.:'...... 0.C11i • —
Bay City .'...2.00 2.50 Premier; ....".1.20 1 .22 16
Blue Mwm ..--30 -:—: — Record .... . . :.(i,OO \u25a0 —
Brookshlre... 95 1.02H S F & McK.27.00
Caribou .."....\u25a0 — 15. 00 .Saver Dough.. 2.50
Chi Crude ... 10 — Section 25 .'. —28.00
Claremont. 2.10 2.12 Vi Sesnou ....'::. 5. 00 -A —
Dabncy '...... — 12 Silver Tip .. .3.35 3. 40
De Luxe \u25a0. .'. ..-— 2.35 Sov*roign \u25a0 . ; .V • :25
Kuos .........1.15 '— S W'&8. ..;.. —. 40
Four '. ..." 40 4(i 5ter11nR.:. ".'... ".3.. *0 '.:
Gypsy ....... 2<> — Turner . .. — 70
111 Crude... !>4 ; S3 Union.;;., .102.50 '\
Junction ;.r;.. v4Ov 40 — Wa'hash ••{..•.-.*: 1.75
I.ucile ...... — 11.2." Wolverine \u0084-."..\u25a0 25".
Monte Crlsto. 1. 90 1. iti WK; Oil C0.2.271^' 2.40
\u25a0 . \u25a0 .\u25a0 . •- • \u25a0 SALES' ' •..' ' ;;\u25a0 '"'\u25a0.\u25a0 r .
11:30 a: in. — , ' . ',:,
• r >Oft Blue. Moon, s 3.......... .-.. r .'.\(\-.',
' 'Jm CsriiKiu .';..•........ .". r.* ;\u25a0 r.v.".", ; .".^lajm .-
r ' lWXl&ictuvtttii^iT7f:7VtV!7f.':"T.V, ; , ','.-\u25a0'. 2,07' i
•:• :' V.:.- \u25a0 \u25a0 . \u25a0\u25a0. - \u25a0:--:::\u25a0.
400 Monte Crlsto V^lil
400-Palmer H'>#
300 Premier, b 30. v. ?•\u25a0*»
400 Premier H?,
' 300 Premier, s 3 ..."..: lr i2
100 Sovereign, s 5 :... ••\u25a0•• o '7n
100 Silver Tip 3.40
200 BJue'siooin s 3....... ••\u25a0- '3°.
1000 Blue Moan ... -«* n
1050 Monte Crlsto ].'.. •• 1 - 9 2 ,
400 Palmer ... 1.17V4
400 Palmer. 8 5-..' " l.l?tt
700 Premier, so ...... 1-20
• Informal —
100 rremior . 1-20
j^ ' \u25a0 4 ,
Mining Stocks*
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were 'tHit". sales. on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
• . COMSTOCKS
r« t, \u25a0 ' Re S"lar Morning Session „
. 50 Belcher 1 10 1000 N Gould & C 28
SOO Caledonia .... 4C 400 Ophir 1.97%
700 Chollar ...... "0 200 Potost 69
300 Con Va M..1.72«A 1300 Savage ....... 44
200 Mexican ...1 62H 900 Silver Hill ... 15
300 Mexican 1.65 \u0084
Afternoon Session
200 Best & Belch. 75 100 Occidental .... 34
200 Bullion . . '24 400 P«to.«i "70
500 Con Va M C 0.1.75 200, Savage ....... -43
500 Hflle & Norc. 56 200 Savage ....... 44
SOO Julia ........ ]3 200 Sierra Nev ... 69
100 Justice 25 100 Sierra Ncr ... 70
KiO Mexican .'..1;62% 100 Union 78
500 Mexicnn .....1.65
• . \u25a0 Informa Session
1800»Best & -Belch. 75 GOO Overman 67
200 Challenge (^oa 2S 100 PotoM 71
200 Chollar 27 500 Savage '. 44
200 Chollar 26 '200 Sierra Nev ... 71
500 Con Va M..1.77U 100 Sierra NeT ... 72
500 Hale & Norc. 57 200 Union '. 80
200 Ophir ........2.00 300 Yellow Jacket.l.2s
100 Ophir, 2 0"U
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
Bid. Ask.] Bid. Ask.
Alpha 10 11 Justice 2<J 25
Alta 2<> 25 Kentuck 15 20
Andes 24 26 Lady Wash . . 15 —
Belcher 1.25 1.30 Mexican 1.70 1.75
Hest & Belch. 75 78 New York Con 07 ' —
Bullion 24 26 Occidental .... 32 —
Caledonia .... 4(5 48 Ophir 2.00 2.05
Challenge Con 28 30 Overman ..... -65 70
Chollar 26 2S Potosi 73 75
Confidence ...1.15 1.36 Savage 45 43
Con Imperial. 06 07 Scorpion 10 12
Con Va M Co. 1.77 1.80 Seg Belcher .. 09 11
Crown P0int. .1.25 1.30 Sierra NeT ... ,72 74
Exchequpr ... 25 30 Silver Hill ... 15 1»
Gould & Cur. 35 3« Union *0 82
Hale & Norc. 57 59 Utah ,11 12
Julia 14 16 Yellow Jacket.l.2s 1.30
TONOPAH AND GOLDFTELD STOCKS
Regular Morning Session
500 Booth 12il0*V> Mayflower Con 04
5000 Dm B Btto C. 02 1000 Yellow Tiger.. 06
200 Gld Con M.7.12%
Afternoon Session j
2000 Atlanta ...... \u25a0 is| 25. G1d Con M...7.20
500 Atlanta " 14 2000 Gld Kewanas.. 05
1000 Atlanta ..j... 15 6000 Gld Kewanas.. 06
1500 Belmont 1.30 1000 Great Bend .. 03
3500 Blue Bull ... 04 1000 Jim Butler .. 09
2000 Booth ... 10 1100 Jumbo Ex 28
1000 Booth 111000 Do, 8 5..... 27
1000 Booth 12 4000 Jumbo Ex 29
1000 COD 08 2000 Jumbo Ex .... 30
5000 Columbia Mt. 05J30U0 Jumbo Ex 31
1350 C.. m Fraction. -26 3000 Jumbo Ex .... 32
100 Com Fraction. 2S 200 MacNamara .. 21
100 Florence 2.20 1500 Midway : 22
50 Florence 2.25 3000 Silver "Pick .. 07
700 Gld Con M.7.12%
Informal Session
2000 Atlanta 161 50 Old Con M...7.20
50H Bnlmont ...1.27%j ion Midway 22
500 Com Fraction. 281 200 Pitts S Peak.. 70
200 Gld Con M...7.15!
CLOSING QUOTATIONS *
CALIFORNIA
Bid.Ask.
Central Eureka 46 —
NEVADA
Tnnopah District
Bid.Ask. Bid.Ask.
Belmont 1.27 1:32 North Star ... 01 02
Jim Butler ..09 11 Rescue Con ... — 02
Little Ton .. 35 — Ton Exten . . .' — 68
MacNamara .. 26 — Ton of Nev.. .6. 5ft
Midway 21 22 West End ... 20 22
Montana S3 —
Goldfield District
Adams — 01|Gld Kewanas.. 05 06
Atlanta 10 Is'Gid Merger M. 08 —
Blue Bell ... 02 03 Grandma ..... 01 02
81110 Bull ... 04 —Great Bend ..02 03
Bo°'h 12 — Ort-"Bend Am — 01
0 O I) (18. — Grt'Bend Ex. — 01
Columbia — 05 Jumbo Ex 30 32
Columbia Mt. 04 oOlKendall — 03
Com Fraction. 27 2S|Lone Star .... 03 04
Cracker Jack. 01. 02 Mayne — 02
Daisy 07 (ts'Oro 04 03
Dm B Btte C. 02 03jKed Hills 03 01
Dmdfld Trngl. — 01] Red Top Ex.. 01 02
Florence 2.20 2.25 Sandstorm 02 04
Florence Ex.. — 01 Silver Pick.. 09 10
Frances Mhk. 03 — St Ives 10
Gold Bar Gld 03 05 Wonder — 02
Gld Con M... 7. 15 7.20! Ye110w Tiger.. 05 % 06
GUI Portland. — 02|
Bullfrog District
Amethyst .... 01 02 Mont Bullfrog. — 01
Ronnie Clare.. — 11 Montgomy Mt. — 02
Blfrg Nat. Bk — 02 Tramp Con ..06 —
Homestake K. — 01 Valley View... — 03
Mayflower Con 03 04
Manhattan- District
Msn Con '02 03iMustang Man.. — 02
Man Drxter... 02 03|Pine Nut .... — 01
Mineral .Hill.. — 021
Other Districts
Balloon Hill.. — 05! Nev Hills 50 55
Bullion Hill.. _ 05 Pitts S Peak.. 70 —
Eaele's Nest.. 02 — !Q;ieen Regent. — .17
Fnlrvw <i Bid — 02|Ramsey 01 —
Fairvw Hnilst — Ollßaw Coalition. 14 15
Falrvw Eagle. 10 i2[Raw Queen ..10 —
Jiick Pot-..:. 03 05) Round Mt .... 53 —
Copp<>r Stocks
Cum Ely \u0084. .6.87 7.l2|Nev Cons ..20.87 21.12
Girous C0n5.. 9. 62 9 87
GRAIN MARKET
I AVlioat and. Other Gralnn>
Wheat — The market continues Inactive and
featureless, with quotations unchanged. '
The Kansas grain dealers' association is now
in session. They say there is great damage to
wheat in Oklahoma and southern Kansas.
CASH WHEAT
California. ; Sonorn, $2.05f<?2.15: Propo
and white Australian, $2.0fi<?2.10. Northern 1
wheat— Club. $1.883-4 fgl.9HS :Tlusslan red, $1.80%
01.88 54 j turkey red,' $1.90(32; bluestem, $2.05@
2.07%. .
FUTURES
No'ijuotations.
Barley — Ocean freights contlniie quiet at 16s
3d, usual European options. There is no chartered
grain tonnage in port. The disengaged tomiage
Is 22,216, iigainst 34,194 tons on the same date
liiß,t year; on the way to this port, 156,055 tons,
against 140.833.
The large receipts of 67.196 centals yesterday
included 59,021 centals on a vessel down from
Port Costa for export. The market continued
quiet, with prices ns before.
CASH BARLEY.
No. 1 feed, $1.37 V>r<7 1.38%; common to fair.
$1.32%@1.35 per Ctl: brewing. $1.38%((rl.41 14:
shipping lots, $1.38% <??1.4O; chevalleT, $1.60(g
1.05 per ctl.
FUTURES
' 10 a. m. Session \u25a0
May — $1.37'/,.
December— sl.26% bid. ""
2 p. m. Session
Open. „ High- : Low. . Close.
May .$1 .37 ji .37 $1 .:M% $1;3B%
Deccmbor— No sales; $1.26% bid. $1.27 asked.
Outs— The market continues very quiet,", with
buyers indifferent. Prices remain as before. . <
• Keds for feed. -$1.50<& 1.00; reds for se«-<l,- $1.75
«t1.90; black, $1.50f(^2.30; gray, nominal; white,
$1.62^(^1.70 per ctl for fair to No. 1.
Corn — A cur of western- state* came in yester
day." The market Is still quiet, with quotations
unchanged. -
«• Small round yellow. $I.7ofii 1.75; white, $r.SS;
large yellow, $1.7.">i?U.&0; western states lypllow.
In bulk, Snn Francisco track. $1. 00;- white. $1.62;
mixed. $1.50; white Egyptian, $l.<s2Vs<«/:i.72%;
brown do, $1.57%<<i;1.00 per ctl. ' ..
Rye— ls still dull at $1.90 per ctl for Utah:
California is nominal. • *
. Buckwheat — This grain has not been, on. the
market for a long time until yestemlay, when h
small lot was offering on 'change nt $2 per ctl.
TliPro was nlso a line of fancy grade from .Japan
( 1.500 • sacks), which* was quoted at 'about; the
same figure. ... : . ..
Foreign" Fntiiren
Wlioat — , • March. May. r July.'
Opening 8 1% 7 Ills 7 lo^J
Closing, .'S 1U 7 11 7 10
PARIS \u25a0
Wheat — Feb. Muy-Aug.
Opcnit) <r .' * - ' ' ' ' .
Xew York Grain MnrkeC
\u25a0\u25a0 '". NKW:YOUK, Feb. S.— Flour— Steady, -with a
small jchliln^- .trade" 'Winter, extras. .'No. \u25a02,
$4.40(34.53. Uecelpts, 'J4.387 barrels; ship
montH. S.BOS. \u25a0 • . • \u25a0'. - \u25a0'\u25a0 -\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0. . "
\u25a0 Wheat—Spot, firm:' - Xo^ 2' red. $1.2!)@:1.:{I)
elevator domestic- and .$1.30 nominal f. 0.-.b.
afloat;^ No; i- northern -I»uluth -and' No.- 2, hard
winter. $1.2.'>% nominal f. o. b. . afloat: « Options
• — Wheat "opened easier 1 on : . the: cables}, but noun
rallied: and -during -'the -day ruled nrm flu - »h
pent-e of. olTerinsts and covering by: short b..:' The
market ; appeared . to be oversold . and; acted Vln
dependently :of moKf of tliiv- news. ' closing »t
%<!t?ic -net advance. „\u25a0 May.- $1.17V4(51:15%"."
c10»..d nl \u25a0 ?I.lS«i • Julv.'*sl.oSi/ l^l.o»Vi. jt-losed
at $1.00>.i. rieeelDtu "7 400 bushels ;; nuipments;"
31,5)t4. ' . \u25a0:..., - : ".: \u25a0\u25a0:'..: '\u25a0; \u25a0\u25a0. \u25a0 -'\u25a0; ' ;. ! -::f>:°Z
:, ;-Aviill«lile'?,Cirßln;'%Supply.' i:l
:\u25a0;.. Sy.\\ y YORK, f o i,, s.— SpeHnKcnbleinnd.telp-;
priiiililccomniuiili'atiiiiis* received sl>}' l Urartstreet's
SU'WI till? ; Mlw'tg ; cbfliiscgi ]j)\ iiyailabJe : ny»^Hcs
SUMMARY OF*
THE MARKETS
Xe»v York niockii irregular.
Cotton nnd copper « locks lower.
Local 'stocks nnd bonds feature
' less. I
Shipment of *t;'.U,7o<> in specie to
, the orient.
Loral icxchan'se about tbe same. '
Grain markets continue ; quiet,
liny, beans and feedstuffs un-
changed. \u25a0
Fair trade in dried /I fruit and
raininn. - '
Compound lard and barreled pork
- loxrer.
General advance In matton and
, : - lamb.
Wool, bop* and hides qniet.
Butter and efssi* loner; .cheese
higher. .
Potatoes anil onions firm, but
quiet.
Citrus fruits in liberal supply.
Poultry In good shape for sellers.
as compared with previous account:
Wheat — IlDitcd States east . of the Rockies,
decrease 1,664,000 bushels; Canada, decrease
28.000 bushels. Total United States and Can
ada decrease, 1,602,000 bushels. Afloat for and
in Europe, increase 2,000,000 bushels. Total
American and HUropean supply Increased 305.000
bushels.
CHICAGO .BOARD OP TUADR
Future Grnin and Provisions .',
CHICAGO, Feb. B.— After a weak start all
the (trains advanced today, oats making l*>-s
progress than -corn or wheat. Provisions were
firm at the outset and advanced through the
session.
Wheat rallied sharply after a slijrbt fall off
at the opening, due to bearish sentiment in
duced by large arrivals and foreign weakness,
hater the bullish movement was accelerated by
Influential concerns, who bought freely. May
ran up from $1.09% ®1. 10%. and the other fu
tures made less generous gains. The close was
strong "at nearly the high points, with May at
$1.10%, %c higher than the final figures yes
terday.
Reports that country elevators are receiving
little grain from farmers gave a bullish trend
to corn early. Prices advanced in line with the
wheat market from lc to Hie. May advanced
from .eoUc to 665, e, other futures moving for
ward in sympathy. - The close was firm at
nearly the high points of the day, with May
at 66*fe % r a%c higher.
Oats followed the same general course as
wheat and corn. The advance, however, was
less liberal than .that In the other pits and kept
' between %c and % Ct May traveling from
4594 c to 46% c. The close was strong, with
May at 46%rfii.4fi^c. »i©^c higher.
In . provisions closing prices for the May
products were: Pork. $22.42^, 22Vic higher;
lard. $12.25. 10c higher; ribs, $U..57t£@11.90,
offline higher.
The leading futnrps ranged as follows:
Articles — , Open High Low Close
Wheat — . '
May I.OV»i 1.10% 1.005.4 I.loft
July 1.00% 1.01% l.OOS), 1.01%
September 96 Va 07 \i 90% 97
Corn— . \u25a0•,
May ;. «5«,4 66% / 63^ 68^
July f.5% 66% 65 H 66^
September 65% 66% 65% 66>fi
Oats-
May 45T» 46% 45«4 461 i
July 434 43% 43^ 43^
September 4OVs 40% 40% . 40%
' Mess Pork, per bbl —
May 22.25 22.45 22.25 22.42>4
July 22.05 22.20 22.05 22.20
I^rd, per 100 lbs —
May 12.15 12.25 J2.l2Vi 12.25
July ....12.12Vi 12.22% 12.10 12.20
. Short Ribs, per 100 lbs— I
May 11. K5 11.00 "11. S5 11.90
.Ijily 11.80 11.57% 11. SO H.s7i4
Cash Grain nnd Provisions
CHICAGO, Feb. B.— Flour — Steady; No. 2 rye,
Sl%c; feed or mixing barley. 62%@64%e; fair
to choice malting. (57(f073e; flaxseed. No. 1 south
western, $2.06: No. 1 northwestern. $2.16; tim
othy seed. $1.20: clover, $13.85: mess pork, per
bbl. $22.37% @ 22.50; lard, per 100 lbs,, $12.25®
12.27%; short ribs, sides (loose). $10.02% M
10.87%; short clear sides (boxed), $12.12%®
12.25.
, .GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 313,000 bushels. Primary receipts were
685,000 bushels." compared witfc 399,000 bushels
the corresponding day a year ago. - The world's
visible supply, as shown by Bradstreet's, in
clude 308,000 bushels. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow: Wheat 38 cars, corn 631 cars, oats
148 cars, hogs 31,000 head.
.Northern A^'heat Market
WASHINGTON
TACOMA, Feb. S.— Wheat— Bluestem. $1.14@
1.15: club. $1.06@1.07; red Russian, $1.04. \u25a0
SEATTLE, Feb. S.— Wheat— Milling quota
tions: Bluestem, $1.12: club, $1.00: flfe, $1.03;
red Russian.' $1.07. Export: Bluestem, $1.00;
club. $1.00; flfe, $1.06: red Russian, $1.04. Car
receipts up to noon — Wheat. 4 cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND. Feb. x.— Wheat— T>ack prices:
Club. $1.0(5: bluestem, $1.15: red Russian, $1.04;
Turkey red, $1.07; forty-fold, $1.08; valley,
$1.05.
MinuezLpolifi Grain mid Produce
MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 8. — Wheat— May closed
at $1.11; July. $1.10%: Cash wheat— No. 1
hard, $1.12(u -1.13V4 ; No. 1 northern, $1.11%©
1.12->4; No. 2. $1.0J)%^,1.10%.
Corn— No. 3 yellow, 57%ffr58«4c.
Oats— No. 3 white. 44 hi <&i t%c.
Kyc — No. 2. 74 -74(1*: 70 :54c.
Flax — Closed at $2.17>i.
a : : _ — : \u2666>
LOCAL MARKETS
\u2666 ; ' \u25a0 *
Iteceiptn of Produce February .S
Flour, qr sks -l.Wfil Leather, rolls ... 50
Wheat, ctis 110 Tallow, ctls .... 530
Barley, ctls 67.1W Hides, No 1,005
Oats, ctls 50 Pelts, No 225
Beans, sks . 530 Lime, bbls (550
Corn, ctls 110 Sugar,, ctls 4,800
Bran, sks : 1,050 Wine gals 42,700
Potatoes, sks ... 5,2251 Lumber. M ft.... .20
Onions, sks .".' . . . S5(» Quicksilver, flasks 40
Hay, tons 235 Raisins, bxs 3,100
Hops," bales .... 4 Apples, bxs .-. \u25a0 2flO
Wool, sks ...... S2 Almonds, sks ... 30
Malt, sks ...... 500 Honey, cases .... .00
Brewers' sprouts, Livestock, No ... 325
sacks ff.'O < )ranges, bxs .... 9(V)
Mealfalfa, sks .. 300 Paper; hdls ..... 035
WESTERN STATES
Corn, ctls COO
-\u25a0 I*rpv!nionsj '
: Compound lard iuul barrel pock are both
lower. The -Jocar wholesalers rc(>urt'the market
generally tirui ' but Quiet.
tlottolene— One half bbl. IP.&e; 2 half bbls,
13c; 1 tierce, 12% c; 2 tierces, 12-'«4c; 5 tierces,
12% C. :. ." • ' -
, Hams and Racon — The Western meat company
quotes as follows: H.ims, 17®17Vic; picnic
hams. -13%c;- California hams, KiwiSUo; fancy
bacon, « to 8 lbs, 22% c: 8 to 10 lbs. 21% c; 10
to 12 lbs. 21% c; light dry salt bacon, 8 to 10
lbs, I8%c; 10 to 12 lbs, 18c: medium bacon,
17% c; light medium bacon, 17% c.
Lard — Tierces 15c, 50s 15V4c. 10s 15% c, 5s
15T*tv -3s 16c; compound lard, tierces 10% c. 50s
10% c. 10s ll^c, Rs ll%e. 3s 11 %c; yellow cook
ing oil. (56c per. gal; white cooking oil, GSc per
gal: salad oil, 70c per gal. .
Boef-'-Loea.l prices .'are quoted. Export lots.
Inspected by the government, are $1 per bill
liigher. Extra family beef, $14 per bbl; family
beef. $13.50 per bbl;- extra mess beef," $13 per
bbl: smoked beef. lf)c per lb..
-. Pork— Kxtrn prime. In imrrels. $20; clear, $:;0;
mess. $26; pig pork. $32.50; pigs' feet, $5.75 for.
half bbls, $2.40 for 25 lb kegs and $1.35 for
kits. *
I ._ Meat Market
The feature. of the market is. the general ad
vance fn dressed muttou and lamb, as will be
seen," by the fiuotatiotis. » The cause of the ad
vance is said- to be bad feed conditions in south
ern California; Kti#ms in Nevada and hisli east
ern'markets.-.-Hogs are also firm at' thelilgh
prices, with' receipts light, though the demand
Is nl*o -light. Beef is \u25a0. steady mid unchanged.
; DRKSSKDMICATS;
. ' Slaughterers' rntcs to dealers and butchers arc
as follows:" \u25a0 ;
Becf- ; -7( r a:S I /ie per 1b for. steers, 7^7ii;c for
cows and heifers. ( \u25a0 .
'.'Yeal — 9»sf<ill^c for large nnd* g&^&llc - for
smnll. ."•"' . - - . .
':Jlutton— Wethers,-" 12@12)4'ela ewes, 11 (q 12c
per pound. • \u25a0 •
. I.nmb^-lP,'F?'l."c'ppr lb.
- Dressed I'ork (per lb) — 12' it, 13c " for light and
10Q. lie. for heavy. . . j
MVESTOCK MAIJKKT
\u25a0• : . The 1 following, quotations are- for good, sound
livestock, delivered in San "..Frauclsep, ; gross
weight: ' . ~ — "
No. 1 fnt steers, over fKMi lbs. alive. s(fjr>Vic
per lb Minder, 000 lbs, 4 %<•; second quality, 4K
«j4y t e;, ; third quality, 3% ftj 4c. • ,
No." I- co*rs avid heifers. 4 f(j;4',ic: secoud qual
ity. ;3\i f »S%e:. third qunllty.: 3Q3«tr; common,
thin. und<-sirablo cows, 2 ! KC(f3c. -....,-.- .
\u25a0 Fat liuils- and -stags,' 2i4^i2V,c: half fat or
thin bulls.-. UiGs2e.*i \u25a0
i . (,'alvcs — Light -weight, per lb, -3Vi^j;3S4c; me
dlnm.V3ftj3'4c; heavy. 4'<t4^ic. ;".v' ' -
T Sheep --fpw lb) — WethiTs,' No. 1, 5^1^60;
'ewes, . 4*i 6{.5c.' \u25a0 - , \u25a0 - " «J
-Lamb (per-ib> — This, yonr's; milk'" lambs,- 7c.
! •-•: Hogs" (per lb) — Hard gialnfcd. weighting 100
to 140 lbs. Ss4c;. 140. t0 230 lbs. 0c;,l»50 to 350
lbs. KVie; .common.' undesirable .hogs,. 3@60. .
<-'v7J; Butter, ..Cheese > 'ami \u25a0 Kck'ji''
'.'\u25a0 Receipts of egs;s";iire' running heavy, and. with
a '* majority « of ,/. the .'\u25a0 trade i ex]«t:tiiiß \u25a0 arrivals .to
incrpawVi if, anything,:, t hi"'? market is - largely : it
weather .proposition.".* with^every : one \u25a0 anxious ~ s to
: keep' closely ;- cleaned; -upfso *as v to : b<» ': st midl iik
clear Sfroui Hinder' in « the; event ,of ; a :/mrn | break
;ln^pri.ofs.-;'jAsjitMM. : ~th)>;tnarkPt; t !R''steijUlrjt4w^
\ f-'iJiuS ?i*Bs ii- ?i? - nytf HJtoljr'jt to t. take *ay turu for
General Advance in Mutton Prices
Butter and Eggs Still Lower
the better unless some business develops In snip
ping . channels. All grades were lower yester
day, tbe decline being Vi<" in extras, lc in firsts
and 2c in seconds and thirds. "
The butter market has been steadily weaken
ing for some little while, the quotation for
fresh extras having dropped 4c a pound in as
many days. - On the exchange yesterday celler*
offered to sell at 35c a pound at the opening of
the call and, being unable to place any stucks.
they kept shading their gelling price but were
unable to effect sales, though they were willing
sellers at 32c. which was made the official
quotation.. Fresh firsts were 2c lower at ulc.
and the price of storage extras broke from 32c
to 2-Sc a pound. Storage firsts were dropped
from the list of quotations. Ckee»e hail a
firmer tone and flat firsts were marked up Vie
to 17i^e a pound.
Sales on the exchange were as follows:
Butter — 600 pounds of cold storage extras at
2So a pound.
Eggw — 10 cases of fresh extras at 2Sc, So at
29c and 30 at 20 Vic a dozen.
Receipts were 30.000 pounds of butter. s,o<*>
pounds of cheese and 1,22*) cases of eggs.
The following are the official quotations estab
lished yesterday and on the tare* preceding days
on the floor of the dairy exchange. Prices in
the street, while governed by the exchange quo
tations, generally range from IVic to 2c higher,
owing to the various charges to be added.
Butter, per lb —
Grades— Feb. 4. Feb. 5. Feb. 7. Feb. S.
Fresh extras.. t'.Rc 3V; 34 Vic 32c
Firsts 33c ;«e 33c .tic
Seconds 2!»c 20c 2!)<r 21)< >
Storage extras. S2c 32c »2e 2V
Ladle extras. . 25 t 4c 23}jc 25Vjc 25» 3 c
Firsts 25c 25c 25c 2"5 c
Cheese — California fancy flats. lSVic per lb.
firm; do firsts, 17«4c firm; do seconds, lftcfirm;
fancy young Americas, 20c, steady; do" firsts.
18e. steady; fancy Oregon Young Americas, 2»X\
firm; do flats, lS'/bc, firm; California fancy stor
age flats. \Tftc. firm: do firsts. Ki^sC. firm;
storage Young Americas. 18V»c. firm; New York
singles. 19Vac, firm; do da"lsle«, 19!ic firm:
Wisconsin single*. IStjc. firm.
Eggs — California fresh, per dozen, cases in
cluded:
Grades— Feb. 4. Feb. 5. Feb. 7. Feb. S
Extras 33c 30^c 30c 29' ac
Firsts SOc 29c 29c 28c
Seconds 2Sc 2Sc 2Sc 26c
Thirds 27c " 27c 27c 2r>c
Portland Butter .Market
PORTLAND, Feb. 8. — Butter — City and coun
try creamery extras. 37<a39c; fancy outside
creamery. 34<§;36e; store, 20Q24<?.
Ess Market In »arby Counties
[Special Dispatch to The Call]
SANTA ROSA, Feb. B.— There was a slight
drop in the prices of eggs here today on re
ceipt of advices from the San Francisco
produce exchange. The local dealers quoted
27V> cents for choice and 241 A cents for seconds.
SANTA CRUZ. Feb. S. — Pcwltrymen continue
to receive 2»> cents for all classes of eggs and
the local market Is still well supplied. The
larger dealers nhip their product direct to Han
Francisco firms. Shipments are particularly
large from CapHola station, which U near
large poultry farms.
PET ALUM A, Feb. S.— After receipt of quota
tions from the 4an Francisco dairy exchange the
best offerings today were 2S l i and 2?Vi cents
for eggs. There are no. changes to note in
local conditions.
Potatoes, Onions and. Vecetahle*
Forced growth of asparagus is arriving In
small lots almost daily and is finding prompt
salp at 35@40e a pound when good, being want
ed for the hotel trade. Quotations for other veg
etables do not vary much from day to day.
Peas, peppers and rhubarb sell readily at stiff
rates, while tomatoes are weak because of the
market being overstocked. Importers of Cuban
tomatoes are selling the best offerings at cosr,
while off lots may be bought at figures well
below the inside quotations. Lettuce and celery
are arriving freely and anything sradiug as
choice or fancy sells quickly at high prices,
while wilted stock is almost unsalable. Potatoes
and onions are quiet, but tirmly held.
Potatoes (per ctl)— River white. 75'390c for
common to choice and $I^-1.10 for fancy; Sa
linas Miirbiinks. $1.2.V(i1.45: Oregon Burbanks.
$1.15gl.:>0; Oregon early rose, $1.50; sweet po
tatoes, $l.!«J(g2.10.
Onions— sl.lo(^l.2s per ctl for local and $1.50
for Oregon.
Vegetables — Tomatoes. Cuban. $2<&2.50 per
crate: tlo Mexican, $1^1.25; green peas, Bftjl2%c
per lb; garlic, 5c per lb: cabbage. 75«g90c per
ctl; cucumbers, nominal; cauliflower. sO(ij6sc per
dozen; turnips, \u25a0 50^j60c per sack; carrots, sO®
65c per sack; green peppers, 15ft$20e per lb; rhu
barb, BftSc per lb; celery. $2.75©3.50 for Jarje
and $1.25 for small crates; lettuce, 5-35 per
crate; mushrooms, 50«i$l per lb.
DeciduouM and Citru» Frutt»
There have been no new developments In tbe
market for fresh fruits recently. There Is an
occasional spurt In the buying when the weather
is conducive to active trading, but the market on
tlw whole Is dull and uninteresting. Stocks of all
descriptions of citrus fruits are liberal and are
being added to right along. Apples are dragging,
and although trashy stock is pretty well cleaned
up. prices show but little variation.
,Apples (per box)— Fancy bellflowers, $1.25@
1.50; Newtowu pippins, $1.25(£1.60; do red.
$1.50fti1.75; common to choice, 75c(ii$l.
Citrus Fruits (per box)— Navel oranges. $2.25
tff 2.75 for fancy and $1.50^2 for choice; frosted,
75c(g$1: tangerines. $1.25 it 2. 25 per box; manda>
rlns, $L7s<*i2: grapefruit. '$2.50@3 for seedless
and $1.51)Cd2.f0r common; lemons. $3£r3.50 for
fancy. $2(^2.50 for choice and $1@1.25 tor stand
ard; limes, $4<g4.50.
\u25a0 Tropioal Fruits — Bananas. 75c<g51.25 per bunch
for Hawaiian and $2.50<&3 for Central American;
pineapples, $2@2.50 per dozen.
Dried Fruit.x, HnisiiiM, .Nut.* and Honey
Haisins are moving off well, some 4,000 tons
having been shipped out since the first of the
year, which is considered a very fair movement.
There is a steady demand for them. ProspecU
are that prices will go no lower, as there are
buyers who stand ready to take anything offered
below the present level.
Fruits are also in fair movement. Peaches
have recently developed more strength and prunes
are also quoted firm, though prices have not ad
vanced.
Fruits — Evaporated apples. 7%<fiOc: aprtcots,
9%@12c: moorpark. 12iy;l3c; peaches, s@7c;
prunes. 2Si,iS£3c, with %<@lc premium for 50s
and IVic premium for 4Us; flgs, 4{J4Vi.c; pears,
tilftlOc: nectariues. s<gGe.
Raisins — Layers, clusters — fi crown. $2.50: 5
crowu, $1.75; 4 crown. $1.25; seeded. 4%iysVic;
ordinary layers. 3 crown. 95c; 2 crown. Ooc; seed
less sultanas, 2%(£i'4e; Thompson's seedless, 3V»
&t-"%c for unbleached and 7ft£7%c for bleached;
loose muscatel. 4 crown, 4c; 3 crown, 3%c; 2
crown. Sc; seedless, 2^c.
Nuts — Almonds, nonpareils. 14%@15cr IXL,
14r(»i14%c; ne plus ultra. 13^13%c; Drake. 10%
fellc; languedocs. 10(g.l0%e; hardshell. *$%rgi7c;
walnuts, 13c per lb for No. 1 softshells, S%c for
No. 2 do; pecans, 14%@ltic; Italian chestnuts,
l»%<fi'loe; i>eanuts, 4%fesc; pine nuts, lS(g2oc
per lb. -
Honey — Comb, 14fi;15c for water white and 10
(a 12c per lb for light amber; dark amber. 7<ttSc;
extractetl, -7%c for water white and s%©t>%c
for light amber; candied and dark amber, 4@
4/.c per lb.
Beeswax— 27% @Coc per lb for light and 23@
26c for dark.
Poultry and Game
About four cars of western chickens, including
one that came in Saturday, have been handled so
far this week, but the market remains in good
shape for sellers, as this Imported stock consists
chiefly of large hens and roosters, which are In
demand among the Chinese for the new year
celebration. California stock is coming forward
slowly and is passing out ot first hands at steady
prices almost as fast \u25a0as received. There is not
much demand for game and prices for wild ducks
«re- Inclined to easiness.
Poultry (per dozen) — Hens, ?5<36 for small.
$7©7.50 for large and $S(<i»10 for extra: young
roosters, $7<g*: do extra large. $S.so@l<); old
roosters. \u25a0 $5(8:5.50: fryers, $«.50(g7; broilers,
$5^6 for large and $3.50(§4.50 for small; ducks,
nominal: pigeons,. $1.50: squabs. $3<iS4: geese,
$2..W<£3 per pair: dressed turkeys, nominal.
Game tper dozen) — Mallard ducks. $s<Uo:Tan
vashacks, $«(ij7: sprig. $3.50^4; teal. - £!$c2.50:
widgeon. $2.50<g3; .spoonbills. *2<52.50: black
j«cks. $2.50Ca3; gray ducks. $3.50: gray geese.
*.'!.50r<t4.30; white geese. $1.50«£2.50; brant. *3<i£
4; honkers, $oftj9; hare. $1.75®'.!; \u25a0 rabbits, $2.50.
llcnnn and Seeds ;.. '. \u25a0?..
Beans continue qniet and steady to firm, with
no further change in prices. The report of Adolf
KcHhtand-says: .'
"The l>ean market is unchanged since last re
port Prices are maintained and the demand
continues very goodi Lima beans are very firm,
as the demand h«s improved somewhat for thi«
variety. Lady Washington beans are alw held
a little firmer."
Beans (per ctl)— Bayos. $.».25Qj.3.»: pea. nom
inal; small white. $4.7.">: large white. $:i.2T>(Be
3 W p1nk..'54.30««4.50;- red, $«iftj,«.sO: Mackey*.
84*4.15; ltma. ?4;05@4.10: red kidneys. &<?s
.".2.">: : cranben-y beans, $4.40(Tt4.50; Gantauzas,
$2.50«3; horse beans, $1.73^2.
Seeds— Brown mustard, 4<-ic: yellow mnstard.
3tic: flaxseeil.' sc. carload lots: canary. 354<a:4c;
alfalfa. 10'^«17c; rape, 2&2% c: Imjwted rape.
4fti4MtC^ timothy, 0c; hemp, o'z-rg.ic; millet, ,3e
per lb. : : .
Dried Peas— Green. $j per ctl.
Flour and Karinaeeuns . <.'oo«tn
• Previous" prices rule for all descriptions under
this head. The usual ;bn«luess is coin;: on.
• Flour I—California1 — California family extras. . $t».60®7 net
without discount: • bakers* : extras. $(5.6007: sa
perflue. $.">so<{js.7o: Orecon and \\ ashinsrton. per
bbl."- $tiSt«».2O for family, liakers* . and patents
nnd \u25a0 $r».20<5f 5.40 for- cut off: Kansas patents,
$i?.r>OislO.7"': ' d<» ' straight*. $rt.2."i«tS.."iO; Dakota
patents, $7.20; do straights. $7: ilo clear. $^50
Farinaceous Goods— Prices in 100-lbs sacks, net
rash. "no discount, are an follows:. Graham flour.
$."•.40 perr lflft lbs : ' ry« flours ? 4: rye meal, $3.50;
rice ; flour. s $7 :i«'orn meal." $3.25: extra cream do.
$S..VJ: oarmeal, $4.40r0at irroaU.- $4.«»;; farina.
$l.u0; t hominy, ?U.oO;": buckwheat flour. . iri.6o:
\u25a0_-\u25a0-'»
whole wheat Hour. $.;.>»<<; r«,iw \u0084at», hbi* %'''\u25a0">'<&
7.2T>. In N.-n-ki*. $i.4<J'u7; ntX% »r«*»in >i«, <7 in
\u25a0KU ami $7.5<> In barrel*; r«j!!*d \u25a0•-.:.-.,\u25a0 W>!»
$5.50, in sacks f f.&Vq.V, |>«-:irl Iwtrify. <».7.V.
split peas, boxes, |5.7U for j*!l'<w au<J ii.'JU Vtt
jjreen per 100 lbs.
liny and tVed.ituffs
Tiie bay market U numin^ \u25a0<'\u25a0\u25a0,• la tfa' *iime
groove, In-lns ijuiet. with prices \u25a0scfcucftii
Bran — $27'fj2>i for red an<! l^atEi pt-r tuu fur
white.
Middlings — $:'A'a'.W per ton.
Shorts — JSyrii-TO jwr ton.
Feedstuffs— Kolled barley. J^S'JiL'O; rolled oats
for-f<-«>«l. $33Q32»| uii\«>a feed. £2*033 for aver
age lots; oilcake nn-al. — • — : cruiiint cakf or
meal at mill*. $-'< in 20 ami 111 anil $2."."it> in
5 tun lot.*: jobbing. $2f,: «'<Tn meal. $234«3D;
crack**! ••orn. s:tx«t. ; ;j>: airalfa meal, carload lots.
*2*»: jobbing. $21: red star alfalfa nwal. S2m ):i
carload lots ami $21 f'«r jobbing: calfalfa meal.
$20 in <-ar lots ami $21 JobhlDS; Caprovo aileaka
meal. $t«.r.i> per ton.
Hay— Wheat. $W« Is..\t»: wheat and o»r. *tu
«{trt: tame out. SlSftt-US: volunteer wild oat. $!>'«/;
tU: alfalfa. $94112: Mock hay. $7'g.:> per ton.
Straw — 0»)*j,7.0c per bale.
lflo>*. Tallow. Wool and Hop*
Everything under this head remains nnchaiis« > <l.
Wool is dull. Hides art- weak ami slow, with
storks showing some accumulation. H"ps are
firm enough, but the demand for th<>m is light.
and cold weaUicr in the east is afT*>ctin; rhc
markot unfavorably there. It Is reported that
lDtOs on contract are in good demand nt l-Vciir*
first cf«t to growers, but the latter are reluctant
til sell at these prices.
Hides— Culls and brands sell about 'y'Ste un
! der quotations. H"s« *slt<»d st"<*r». i;»c; medium.
ll%eS light. He; cowhide*, lie for heavy. 11.
! for light; stazs. SL,c; salted kip. lie; salt^-l
veal. 17c; salted c:i!i. 17c; dry hides. 10U'«2>h-;
dry kip. ISc: dry calf. 23<}2Je; dry vp»l. Me;
sfapppskins. shearlinirs. 2O«f4<>c each: short wool.
|So@Bsc; medium. iHH'*jsl.U*: long wool. $1.2.V</
: 1.75: lamlis. 2T»«i.7rw; horso bidet. »alr. $2.2.V/f.";
for large ami Si.Wa'i Uv medium. 73cf*$l f'>r
small and 23Q.50K for colts: horse hides, dry. $'J
#i' 2.20 for large and $l.'">'h" for medium. r>i>c'<i
Sl for small and '£><c(7i*tf for colts; goatskin-,
prime angora. 34iftj;9Oc; large hair goats, 25^4'ic;
• medium. 2<"830c; small. .VrrlV.
Tallow— N<». 1 rendered. s^sl^; No." 2, 3%ifi
, 4%c; grease. 2'ft3c.
Wool— Fall clip: Northern, free mountain. 11
'fjlSc; flnmboldt and M«m!r>cino>. l.'t^lSc: sonth
em. more or less defective. V&QS%tft\ fall lamb.-..
8^ 10c for southern and lU.'ai.ic for northern.
K<»ps — CaUfornlas, is<j23c for crop of i:m>u;
Oregocs, 21 <S— c per lb.
General Merrhandiae
Bass — Grain bags. 5%'q5 x »c spot and s%'a!
"•*iC future: t>an yuentiu bags. 5 l t<-;t <-; wr>nl bas-*.
32c for 3> 3 lb ami 35c for 4 1b; fWce twine. SB
p«>r lb.
foal — Pennsylvania anthracite eg-». $!>> per
ton; Wellington. 512: N<*w Wellington. $1U; Coos
biy. $10: Australian h'mse — Richmond, ere. $XI:
Pelaw Main. $12: Stanford Richmond. SI-; Cum
berland. $15 in bulk and $tt;..">O in sacks; Welsh
anthracite. $15; coke. $16 per ton in bulk ami
$17 in sacks.
Oils — Quotations are for barrels. Linseed. 02c
per gallon for boi'e»l and 90c for raw; cases. 7h:
more: castor oil in cases. No. 1. 7lc: B;iker's
AA. $1.13^:1.13; China nur. rases. |»>r
gal: cocoanut oil. in barrels. 73<Q7K%(; for
XXX. 72%(5576c fee N'>. I ami TO©T3We f»r
No. 2, according to quantity; extra hl*-a'-hr<! whi
ter sperm oil. 91e: natural winter sperm "11. Oli :
natural whale oil. 5.5 c; extra winter strni-i«- 1
lard oil. W^o«c; pure ueatsfoot oil. 75,- ; No. 1
neafsfoot oil. 6flej herring oil. 4<k;: talsioti 1 il.
35c: boiled flsh oil. 33c; palnf nil. :u"--.
Coal Oil. Gasolinp. etr-. — Wnter white, irni
barrels or drums, li>c; 15t> deg. oil. iron barrri<
or drums. U^e; special do. 12c: po:ir! >il. in
caiies. 17e: astral. 17c; star, 17c: extra star. 2"<-;
Elaine. 26% c: e<vene. 2f>c: re-t crown :tu<l naoiVS
gasoline, in" bulk 15c. in cases T2r: N'>. 1 »>ii?i:ii:
distillate, in drnms. V;- cases. 7c hkm-p; M >l-".
gasoline, in bulk 30c. In cases 37% c: varr.is.i
makers and painters' naphtha, ia bul!: lie. i:»
cases lS'-.c.
Turpentine — s»sc per gallon in cases and tSc
in bulk, drams and iron barrels.
R..sin (per bbl of 2M) lbsj —F. $d..V>; <;, $n..V>;
H, $*).70; I. $7.20.
Red and White Lead— Hed. S%t£Oc; white.
Canned Frnits^ — The California frnit Fanners'
association quotes prices for 11*>W fruits, f. t>. b.
factory, as follows:
~~ 1 f p ! '
y t: \u25a0 Z 1:
VARIETT 1^
[ ij_[f
Apples |2.00t1.«041.-t*l
Apricots .• |2. 15 1 .60, ! .'J"»
Blackberries i2.251.ta) 1.2".
Cherries |2.2511.7r<'1.4i>
Cherries (whiter j !1.7r.:i. i«
Grapes (white uiuscat) .....12.0tM1.401. li»
Peaches (yellow free).. |2.15 i 11.33
Peaches Uemon cling) t2.30n.5Mi.23
Pears (Bartlett) |2.50'2.(i(>i
Plums 2.0«>! I . :Ui| I . <>".
Strawbersles • | |2. 2.>
Canned Asparagus — Prices of tiie California
fruit cann»-rs' association are as follows, per
dozen in 2% square cans: Mammoih white.
$2.S<>: mammoth green. $2.45; large white.
?2.J0; large green. 52.25.
Canned Pea^^ — Following are t!)<* prteea for
19<j9 pack: Standard. »Oc; sifted. $1: extra
sifted, $1.20; extra fine sifted, $1.35; petit p-">is.
$1.50.
Canned Tomatoes, 19<>9 pack — Standard, N".
2%. 77%'«SOc; No. 3. J)Oc: No. 8. $2."0.
Qnicksilver — $44.50<t545 per flask for local use
and $433243.50 per flask for export.
Cordage^ — Manila. 9V4c: sisal. Sc; sisal bale
rope. 9@S)%c per lb. net cash, no discount.
Coffee — Costa Rica. S%@lsc: Salvador. B'i^/!
13c; Nicaragua, 10!§113%e: Guatemala-Mexican.
StjiSHe; Hawaiian, &<Jil4%c; Ecuador, 9Vifti
9%c.
Salt — Bales, common, $1.50: granulated. S-:
dairy, common. $10.50 fur 50b and $ir«.sti fur
granulated; half ground, per ton. $7.s»>(^S ft>r
liM>s; rock salt, $7(^7.50; imitation Liverpool.
$12.50 per ton.
Pacific Codfish — The Union fish company quotes
as follows: Bundles, small, whole. 5O lh nates.
4Uc: cases, regular, large, whole. It*) lb boxes.
$5.50: cases, extra. 100 lb boxes. $6: cases, east
ern style. $6.75; Anchor brand, 7c: narrow gauge.
7Ue; Silver King. 8e: Golden State. 7%c: White
Seal, middles. 10<8l0%c; Seabright. blocks. ~\r;
oriental blocks. ~7%c; Crown brand, tablets.
S^c; Pearl, tablets. B%c; 5 lb boxes fancy bone
less. 10c; 2 lb boxes fancy boneless, lie; half
bbls pickled cod. *5.50 eacb.
The Alaska eodtisb company qnotes as follow*:
Bundles, small, whole. 4%c; cases, regular,
large, whole. 5%c: cases, extra. 6c: cases, east
ern style. 6%c: Frigate. 7c: narrow Parapm.
7Vje; Monarch, 8c; Western Pride. 7%e: impe
rial. lP@10V«e: Ocean Wave. 7%c: Siberia. 717 1 v;
Star. 2 lb tablets. S»-4c: Pacific Belle. 1 lb tab
lets. B%c: Choice Bits, crates. 12 B lb boxes. ICe;
do So 2 lb boxes, lie; pickled cod. half bbls.
$5.50 each.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company nnotps as
follows', terms net cash: Standard fine granu
lated. 5.45 c; standard coarse granulated. 5.4.V;
fruit granulated. 3.45 c: cut loaf, in barrels only.
7.45 c: H. A E. crystal dominos, 5 lb Partous in
cases. >».45e; do 2 lb cartons ia ea.-«e*. S.D.""':
monarch bar, S.sOe; tablets, in half bbis» 5.!>. V:
do In boxl>*. 6.20: eul>es and A crushwl. 5. ioe;
monarch powdpred. 5.55 c; XXXX powdered.
5.55 c: candy granulated. 5.55 c: confectioners A.
5 45c: confectioners' crystal. 5.55 c: extra fin«
granulated. 5.25 c: magnolia *.\. 5.05 c: extra C.
4.95 c: golden C, 4.85 c; D. 4.75 c. Barrets and jt»
lb bass H>e. half bbls 25c. boxes s«c more i>er
100 lbs than for bags of MO lbs net. Bar in .'-. \u25a0
and 40 lb tins $!.7<> more, in * and \O lb tiiu
$2.35 more per 100 lb» than price for this grade
in 100 lb bags. : -x -•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
The California and Hawaiian sugar reflmiii
company- quotes a* follows: Granulated basl*
5.45 c; "Hlgrade" bar, 5.80 c; powrlcre.l. 5..^^-: A
crnsheil. 5.70<-: berry. 5.45 c: C. & H. extra tine
dry granulated. 5.43 c: coarse dry granu!ate«i.
5 45c- confectioners' A. 5. 45 c: confectioners
' crystal 5.55 c; cuties. 5.70 c: bricks. 5.70 c: exTii
fine dry granulated (\>M) lb bags onlyV. 5.25.':
excelsior A. 5.03 c: extra C. 4.9.x-; gnlden t.
4 Ssc: yellow D." 4.75 c: cut loaf, in bhl-* only.
7*4.v' H & E. crystal <l»mlnos. 5 lb cartons in
cases." 8.45 c; do 2 lb cartons In cases, H.J>se. A.h
ditioaal per If«> ll«: 'a t>arrels«an»l 50 !h bags.,
llic more: half bhU. 25<- m.>re: boxes. stic more
for all grades. Itar In 33 and 4i»- lb tins. $t.io
mnre. la to lb tins. $2.35 more. M-lnimuiu onlcr.
carload weight.
>evr A'ork Produw
NEW YORK. »>b. B.— Hides— firm.
Petroleum — Steady.
Wool— Steady. *&$S&P*m
Sugar Raw. nominal; MuseoYado. S9 test.
3 die; centrifneal. IX*. te»t. 4. lbr, molasses
snear. S3 test. 3.i59c. Rettned. steady.
foffee rFntures closed steady, net nnchan^.v<l
to 5 points lower. Sales were reported of 13.7."> i)
bar*, inclndins September at 7:15 c; October,
7.10 c; December. 7.10<*.
Spot ci>ffee— Steady. No. T Rio, S U-16@5»ic;
No. I Santos- OSeOiie.
Mild— Quiet. Cordova. o*tDtie.
Butter — Weaker.
Cheese — >Inn. nnchanzed.
, Es;s — Ciwettled. lower. Western, firsts. ?&%
"(iUc; seconds, t3Q2SHc: r*»frlserator9. 22@21c.
DRIED FRUITS .
ETaporated apples — Firmer. Fancy.. lO^i^llc;
choice. OSjOiie; prime. 7ij7 Vie ".common, to fair.
6>i | iitivic.;
!l»nrne!* — Steady. California up to 30s and 40s.
27i&U» I -i<?: Orecons. tiiij.!»c.
'Apricot* — Barely steady. Choice, lt^i^liaic;
extra choice. 11ij<gi:!i;c; fancy. t2x;^ua^e.
Tenches — Steady. / Choice. 6%@fc; .$ extra '
cn»'ice.: 7 Vic: fancy. 7-%ig*i*. .
. RaUins — Steady. I.oose mnscatela. 4(gSHe;
choice to fancy seeded. r»fttt;!sc: needJesa, 3'-»ss
4»ic: London layers, $1.15<g1.2U.
.ChioaKO Dairy Produce Market.
:. 'CHICAfiCV. Feb. Ji.— Butter— Weak. , Creamer
le». 224|2t5cr dairies,' 2o<!|24c. '
•;, EKs-Keeelpts.- X.037 i e a «v. Weak;' at m*rt..£

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