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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
BIG OPERATOR ARE
BUYING IN SHARES
Accumulation of Securities Con«
ducted in Manner to Pre=
vent Rise in Prices
Conviction Prevails That Prog*
ress Has Been Made in Clear
ing Up the Situation
>>w York !»to«'k Unt
L. F. Uutton &. Co.. 49u California street,
lucmbcrs of the New York st«ck cxtliauge, fur
vif-h the following liil of bood and stock sales
jesterdsy:
Sal«^ j STOCKS High; l/.w I Bid | Ask
lAllieOialmeni .' I i IllSj 11%
2»x>j Do pfd I ::» j 33 j :;s | :*.>* t
36,700 1 Aiaalg topper ..i 75%] 73-VI 74*4J 75
2.«oo>mer Rf^-t Sugar! :;<!'»' 33' a? «3^4 *>V*
I Do pfd j.--.*i 85 «*
LiWAnic-r Cjin Co ...' 11 ! 11 J WT4| n>-4
.Vk> D<> pf,| 175 !74 *„ 74 >4 , 73
3-tMit AniT «\u25a0 & F «:o.| *'<0 '5» 39 l i| 59'»
4W| I)., pfd illS^|ll7?i HT*ijllS^4
:-«.< Ani-T <odi"n Oil. On j 5»J4 55% r.«S
Do nfd] i ;..... 102 -1107
w« Anwr Jr-<* Scctiriti 2J^,i 21%\ 21=H.i 21*4
SOOJAmer Linseed ..! 14 j IZ%\ 13'» il4
, Do pfd I ! i 3C» 2 ] SS
2.l«H> 'Am«-r !><».v>motivet 49^! 4S I 4R ; 4^'.i
j Do pfd : ! 'in :ii3
....... tAmw Malt 1 1 •'sJ4'| «i»i
-..-.....1 Do nfd I I 37 I .-fit
S2.OonAmer .< & R 0..| kii 4 i 7954 )!^* *'
400Auiftr Sugar 1121 122 •» 121 120^j122
7«»»,Amer St«v*l F"<lt«-«' 57^1 s»i^| Muj 5*
3.4it»,Amer Tic T Co.jiSiiSi-lS 1 ! il3«4i»36^i
500 Amer Woolen ...\u25a0 33^1 32 Vs' 33* t , ! ;!4
::<rfi'. Do r-M 100V|l00 |I<»: I<W%
J. :;<•'• 'Anacotida I 4H% 4S*^| 4.» | 4!n i
7<>i Atlantic C Lino. 1127 126 1127 12734
1 4,700; A T & S F 114%i113%|114 |114 ft
Hi" I»i> pfd ; Jri-JVa 10.!>i -;K«U 104
•J.r-«. B«!t & Ohio lll»4 110>4 111 illl'l
„ I Do pfd ! i 191 '93
b IBetblehcm Strcl.j j | 26U! 28
i Do rfd 1.... IK ! 57
2,3008 U T I 71*4 70% 71 | 71'»
::«o Cnnsiiisn Pacificist 17!» l i;i7M3, i lSoJ4
H.WOJC & O i S2 I m%\ blV;!
i..vx)c a w !!!!!!!!!) so%| -j?\\ 29% 30
I,loo] I'o pfd .">4' 2 ! X;\\ Za%i 54>j
MHi.C & N W |L55V»!154V]1345|153%
H*.*Kkh: M & St P 114>4 I«2\ 143% 143«4
; Do pfd i 1 159 lflO'4
<;.:J«K' Central Leather.) :X<«4| ;;Mi| :*ss, :'.9
2<*tj Do pfd |10«V4|10C 1("G !l^7
(Vntral of N J..; j 2SO iT.OO
Chicago Tcrmioali .....| 3'a| 4
•. ! IKi Pfd j ? ; !• 10
2<hm- ,; c*: St L...! 7S 7* 77 <<;'»
Do pfd | ! !»9 110
Fuel & Iron-! ."'">'*.: 35% 36ttj 3fi l *
I.::'»i <•<\u25a0! Ho<-k Ci I. 17-\: l«". a 4;a 4 ; I«»J| '*
liHK-nio Southern.... r.7%; St%\ R7«4 S8
.Vm I»o l^t pfd j sfi^! 8U 1 ,! 8"> 4 j 81
i I'o 2d pfd ) .| i79j 80
-\u0084Mt<> Consolidate! Gac. Il4'i !142»i:143 14::«^
l.lOOlCorn Pmdacts '13 is%j IB%\ IS%
| Po pfd ; I I »» J/jjJ /jj «ij
•>hil»,l Hud?"n...;l7:: 172 |171 12;174U1 2 ;174U
rS&Zr.. I' I. & W" i ! 6io
I.o'hid a.- r <; ; 38% r>'« ::su 39
! bo pfd 7« K'i
M.KJ Dirtilling Sees... 30-% 30 30 30ii
K™™r:-.jDuiuUi s s & a 11 i ir.',
f Do pfd 1 25H1 25?4
•J.<; «'.i:rie ..! 2»>«i! 27% 27%j 2S
i.HMi: Do l*t pfd ] 445! 4:»\ 4.{* 4 441.4
!\u25a0«», I»o 2d pfd 1 ZT, I 35 I 34 3S'
4<K> Gcrseral iflectric:ilsl 1 150 V 150 !IV2
2.2nf< '<lrt Xortiiern Orr> c 6m; I ««<<. C.s\\ «fl
::.2'X> <Jr; Northern pfdjl.'W'i |13-">S I 3« 'l3H'i
[Hid & leather..; 1 . rt%\ «»i
aift, Itc. pfd ; 3.M4! .'24 s ii 3--> ;i3V.
4<<o' Illinois « ••• n tral...il4H,!l4l 14014 14P,
r..4'KMntorl^ro-M.-tr.. ..! 20 10^1 l!»*- 4 ! 2d
«:.:i>*V I>., pfd i 3A14 4»5,! 49UJ 50
Inter Mer Marine, ! 1 fi 6»4
300 Do |»fd j W»4 39 1«'« ! Jf»* s
Unf-rnstnal Taptr, ; I 13%] 13",
1.,-vki Internatnal Pump! 47»aj 44 44 45Vi
l»*0J Do i-M iS3 IRS S4U 5.5
•.Mifllowa Ontral i 2t\\ 20*. 20"^ 21
!.««.»{ Do pfd ! 4n* t ! 39til ««HJ * ( '^
•«0 X «: SmtUhcrn ..! "<>H,\ 3H%] 35"i! 3«U>
l«n)j Do j.fd i 6*<?ii 68% ' :vl '«i ' !<iu - :
ILako Eric & W.. !.....!.. ..:i 21 2t ;
: In,, pfd ; ! ! 5"» '«0 I
r.'^K' LA X !147Uii43>4'I*" 1 i 'I*'%
jUackay ] i ,K8 «»
". :.\l:ir,hattnil ....'.'. .'.'.. .1 135 138
:«i Jlf.if.n Ontral.. 27i4j 27 I 2K%\ 2H%
•J(*< Minn iSt 1 42 I 4I»i! 40 42
! Do Ist pfd I 1.....7(t S3
<avi M St P (c S S M.134l- 1 132"4ii:il ir,4ii
XXi! I>« pfd !13:> 153 152 153«4
7.<«»0:M« K«n A- Texas] 41i,j 40% 4J 'ij 41',«
2.«N'«» Mir-souri Pa*cin<-.t i^ti^ t&i'j' n^v^j 68
2^oolNadooal Lead ..' 79\i\ 7S' 4 ! 7^^ 75%
. ... ! Do pfd ! i illiS'-illfl
3«» Naiiousl Blscult'lO7 UO7 [106«{ll0 '
I Do pfd ] I Jl2l 124
500. N V Air Brake.! 76 Vj 75% i 7<: 7t;«i
I2,WOiS V central ...|im»4ill7*4illSS 11534
N V C & 5t L. ..I I fio fil
CS??"..! r*. ist pfd j m« iio«
I I)n 2d ufd {•« tO7
l.S0»:X V S H &\u25a0 H..'lsS 158 13S lISSU.
*(Xi N V Ont & \Y.\ 44% 44U 4414! 44%
-I.W.f.'XorfoUt k \V...!102% !>S 10J 1101%
KOO'North AmcricHn..' 7S 77»4 77V»! 7k
7.4<«t Northern Pacific. ;13nTi V,\7,'k \?.i'\ 4 jI.tGH
'..Omaha t 130 l«0
„ i Do pfd I !l«0 1170
Pacific Co*rt ....j JlO4 1112
Wtrfpaclfl" M»sl ... 2t*V 2»'', I 29^ SO
iWOiPar-ioc Tel ....!.>;• 35'sj 37 • 39
.......: Do pfd fei
M.sOOiPenn It R Co. .!l32Vill3l>i 131 vi 132
I.7i«i Peoples Gas ..iinsVinv 10S'4 10S«4
!.»«• Pittsl.urc Coal.J 2<i% 20 2*>«i 2r»U-
K*t Do pfd !7> 71 170 71
:.'•'• P <; 1 & ?t I ! 97J4] f«JUj 97^ ft 7%
i Do pfd lOil !102
700 Pri^spd Steel Cut) 39' 4 37«4 3s .Tflii
• Do pfd ! lOlJ*.'io3
3"0 By Stl Sprnsrs Co 39 "i 37«» 38 ! 39' i
{ Do pfd i 101 105
lUVKH'i Reudilif: ;i6Pi;U">9^!ia>U l«0^
; Do m ptd !...;.! I 92 " 024
4<hi. Ho -M pfd [U*%]lO4l4|l<a K>4
l.StwV, Republic S & 1.. 1 37%\ 3<5 3<i'i 37
i«»0i Do pfd lino iioo m% 100
11.<.Wi Ro-k Islatid C 0..) id\\ 44»i 4«H 46»i
2.l(«'i Do pfd j BSHI s * S3
4.10 Slow S S &- I Co 7ti I 75^1 75U 7«
i»
7'«f»| Do 2d |)M I 4S"»| 4S I 47<M AS
I.HKI;St L& S W 2R 27i(, 27< 27' i
2»m! Do pM ! 12% 72%»! 72S 72^4
P»<-i n e.;i24 123ii|l2S« 123*4
2.1 Oil Southern Ry ..." 27"i 27Vil 27^« 27^^
7«ioi Do pfd «4 ir.V, «2»4 «3%
l.tMiTrnn Copper ...I ."2"^ 32«4 82% 32»1
1,300 Texas Pacific ...! 2!» « 2S*« 2S!4j 29
M.noo Third Aye I 11%! » 10 j lOij
3nf»iTo! .St I. ± XV ... 44 43T« 43>4 Ai
300 I»o pfd ««%| «33tr<3% «4
» ITwin (Ity R T lllij 112
, Lni"n Bag & P..! VlO 11
Do pfd ! j m 75
ssjenojUskm p«eifi C ....iiksu isiHiise liwi
\,¥X\ Do pfd 98?4 98% 95% »*%
ITJnit Rds of- RK 37 3K
600| Do pfd 63% 63 62«4 (£l4
a«!D S Cast I I\.. 23 24^ 24% 25
400 Do pfd 78 78% 77 7«
2.100 D S Rubber ... 40V4 89 S9U, 39*4
400! r»o let pfd ... 110 109%iIon*«iU0
! Do 2d pfd 7«>-,J 70
:OO,7CK»:C S Steel C<r ... 78^4] 77>» 7»i* 7%' i'\u25a0
9.500! Do pfd !ii»?i!iißt4lmqJii%T«
R.JOOjCUh Copper ...JSO ! 47Vi *B«f«4S%
3.6fKi Ts-Car, Cbem Oo.j r>c<Ti| 30 50li! 50% '\u25a0
I Do pfd j v 121 125' '.
7<*>;\Yar-Hi-h I 2n% 2ft* 20", i 2f)si
5.400! Do pfd 44?» 43U 44»» 4iV.
jWeiU-Farro El 165 170"
700 Western Union .. 71^j 70% 70»i 71
l.mo WestlnchoTjse .. 6*.^ 67 67 67U
l»3rtO!W A- L E SKI 5% 5% 5*4
500 Do Ist pfd :..} 11 9^ 11 12
4O0! Do 2d pfd ... 6 j 3% fiU
|Wlscon On ...] 48 4Ku,
$\u25a0"7.000 — total shares sold.
>>«\u25a0 York Bonds
i; S.rcf 2t= reg..lOO>4jlnt Met 4^js SO
Ito coupon ... .lOOVi'lit Mer Mar 4V>s «7»i
Do 3« reX 102»4l J *Pan 4g .' . 91?»
D«» coupon 102 Do 4>i* ar.U
Do 4s rep H«%iKan City So Ist 3s 73U
Do coupon . . . .IHJ.4 I. Shor deb 45, 1931 ftty.
Alli^-Ch*! l*"t ss. SO LSc N unified 4s. 99 " '
Amer Apricul 5«.102U M. X & Tex Ist 4s 9S
,Mner TA^T rr 45.]02^4 Do gen 4^s ... 89
Aiikt Tobacco 4g. 7fii^ Mo Pacific 4s mv
I»o Cs 10« Do ct 5s ctf«.. 5(5
Arraoor 4%« 92^ N n of Mcx 4'4s. 'MM
At^li pen 4s J < < <> % NY O pen 2\is.. S9Vi
Dp <t 4s 115 Do deb 4s $J5%
Oo cr 5k 11*^ KY.SU &. Htrts.W
Allan 'CL Ift 4r. SUti^jNnr & W Ist con 4« 9S»i
)J«lt & OUIo 45.. Jtf« T «l Do cv 4s ......103%
Do3U« A3 >» Nor - Pacific 4s.i..inO>4
> Ho S-W 314*-- 90% Do :te 73>A
r.roo^lyn Tr-CT 4s S3 OS Une rfdj: 4n. ;»4i5
««itr«l of Ga 55.10K«4 Pa ev-3«is, 1915. 95Ti
<'*>nt Leather 55.. 9a^i Pa con 4s \u0084v;.v.104>4
<TtK of NJ gv 3g.125>i Beadlnf gen 45... fi9?l
Obeg & Ohio 4%5.102 fit L&,S Ffg 4s. hi
Do rcf 3s l n s Do pen 5s ..... ss%
fb\ & Alton 3Hs- 74 St L S w con 4s. 7«
C B& Q Joint 4« ©0% Do let pold 45.. Ji«s:
'Do gen 4s .«•• ™ Seaboard A I, 4s. 83
V M* ..StP SB m* S7 So Pacific col 45.. 92»i
i" RI& Pac «^>l *" Xl Doer 4s ......102
'Do refdj 4i5."..: "J Do- Ist ref 45.. 95
«;oio Indus r*.... 7S»i Ko^Kailway >....10^%
010 Midland 45.. 7*. I Vo P^n 4k ..... so
i'.il fin rkfii 4^h fl7 7 4iLnion Psciflc Ip..ioi»;
l»el ir Jlud it 4fr.101»«4J Do cr 4k ......W9J;
]v> n Jt Rio <j em 4* ..... 75 JWnJjasb l«t 55....111»4
bears checked in
stock: market
NEW YORK, Feb. 10. — The un
certain tone in today's stock .
market was a natural conse
quence of the rapidity of. the re
covery of the day before. The
suddenness and violence of that
movement carried prices away
from the level which had been
the attraction for the kind of
buying which proved an effectual
check to the unbridled activity of
the bears. There began to come
back on the market the stocks
which had been bought for pur
poses of support in the period
when the downward movement
was checked and turned.
Tlie symptoms did not materi
ally alter the conviction that
great progress had been made in
clearing: up the situation and in
strengthening the technical posi
tion. The process of accumula
tion of speculative holdings by
the larger class of operators was
believed to have* set in." The halt
in the recovery and the lack of
aggressive action toward bidding
up prices was read as an indica
tion of a desire on the part of the
important financial interests to
continue their accumulation
without too rapid a rise in prices.
Signs of renewed selling from
time to time today grave rise to
the supposition that liquidation
remained to be completed in
spots.
The statistics for* January of
the copper producers' asociation
were much more favorable than
had been anticipated. A small
reduction in the output of the
metal was accompanied by larger
deliveries for domestic consump
tion and export than for any
month of last year, the surplus '
stocks being reduced in conse- !
quence upward of 43,000,000 '<
pounds to 98,463,339 pounds. The !
rate at which the exports of the ',
metal are going into stocks in '
warehouses abroad, rather than ;
in consumption, modifies the ad- \u25a0
vantage of the position. Business
for the current month also is be- !
lieved not to be holding fully at ]
the January rates. For these )
reasons ihe effect of the showing '
on copper industrials was neu
tralized.
Resumption of interest pay- !
ments on the I'coria and Kastern ]
income bonds, a subsidiary com- ;
pany of the Cleveland, Cincin
nati, Chicago and St.. Louis, was
regarded as significant of divi
dend policy on the part of tlie
influential -financial authorities.
The retention of the former divi
dend rate by the Southern Pa
cific directors was not unex
pected.
Bonds were irregular. Total
sales, par value, $3,731,000.
United States bonds were un
changed on call.
Do cv 4s. *er A 76 Do Ist & ext 4s. 72 14
Do cv 4s. ser 870 Western Md 45... S4
Gen Elect cv f*..14l Westing El cv sk. !>2
111 Ccn Ist ref 4% 99!4 Wls Central 4?... !>4!£
New York 31inins Stockn
Ali<-» I.7s]Leadvillc Con 05
Brunswick C<?n .. f/JJLittle Chief m
Com Tun Stock.. • 29; Mexican 1.75
Com Tun Bonds.. 18'Ontaifo 2.23
Con Va Mm Co.. I.7sJOphir 2.00
Horn Silver 75! Standard 75
Iron Silver 1.051 Yellow Jacket ... 1.30
Vcw York Curb Stocks
Bid. Ask.! Bid. Ask.
Amer T«b ..403 407 INev l.tali .. 1% 1^
Bay Sf««e G. *i %!\ipi>sing 9;^, 10
Boston Con., ls-tj Ifi !Sa:i T.^r 30 3S
Brit Col Cop. 7 7Vi^Standard Mm Irt V.t
B»« Coalition 24 24V->! Do pfif ... 53 '."iS*
«'bl Subway. 3»a 4 "Standard 0i1. 633 W7
Chino 12^i 12^, Super &- Pitts 13»4 14
Cum Ely ... «!i 7li Tri Bti!lfnn... 1 11-1(5
Davis Daly.: 3 3>4 Ton Kxt» n .. 60c 70c
Dolores 7% 71i United Coppr. 6% 7
Dom Copper. 2c 5c Do pfd . . . 15 30
Xl Ray.. ... 2 7-10 'I\'- United R Co. 15 20
first N Cop. 4% 5 Yukon Gold.. 4»J 47i
Giroux U% 10 lltay Central.. 3 1-16 3%
Gld «V.ns ... 74 79-lOißay Con ... 21^ 22
Gld Daisy .. 7c Sc lOhlo 3 15-16 4
Gld Florence. 2% 2';.|Ely Cent ...I^lo-16
Greene Can.. 9% it*, Braden 4*4 4"^
Gug Express.2oo 225 Inspiration .. S% S»i
Kerr I^ke ..8 53-16 9 GUa 7% sVi
\m Rose ... 4^ 4V, Ely Con % 13-ns
Miami 23V4 23»i' Union Copper. 1% 1%
Mines of Am ?, 1 Con .iriz ...2% 2 11-16
Montg Sho... "j 1 Keystone .... o 5U
Nev Con ... 22 22i«
Boston Copper Stork*
BOSTON. Ffb. 10.-T-Tamaracfc was the feature,
closing at (Hi yesterday, opcnlDg up 3 points and
advancing 5 tnor* <»n Ktronjr buying. The main
activity was In Arizona Commercial. Lake. North
Lake and Superior copppr. St. Mary's shows a
net advance for the day of 4 jtoints. This re-
C^i-fs a fale of <U0 acres to Franklin for 33,333
shares of Franklin at selling price of Franklin
and means a payment <Mjn«l to $668,000. Han
cock on a few sales went to 28. They dtp try
ing to pick this up as cheaply as possible.
Copper stocks on • February J, hk r«vnrded br
the producers' association. were f»5.4'53.333
pounds, a decrease o f 13,302.772 pounds as coin
psred with January 1. This statement is very
bulHeb.
The following list is furnished by E. P. Hut
ton ie Co., 4J»O California- street. San 'Francisco-
Bid. Ask.! Rid. Ask.
Adventure .. BV2 0 iOjibway ft,4 lOU
Allouez 43 45 (Parrot" 20i£ 21
Ariz (^ornl .. 40*4 41 iQuincy SI ?2
Atlantic .... ?• fl'.i'Shann'on 1414 15
Btc Coalition 24,4 24% SKper & Bost 14' il5
Cal fa. Ariz.. 71 72 Super Copper. 545; 35
<*] & Heda.63s r,40 Tamarack 7:5 7-,
Centennial .. 22' i 23 & Trinity ....".'. K% ;t
Coppr Range 77Vs 78 fJtah Con .. 37U SSU
Daly West.. 8 JSV4 Wolverine . .12« "141 "
Viast Butte. . 10 10"^ Wyandott* . 2% 2"! i
Franklin .... 20% 21 Arlt.& Micb. 70 SO
Oranhy W<* HI Ahmeck .....200. 210
Hancnck . — 2fi 27 Chemnng ... 10' iV \u25a0
Helvetia 4 'i 5 Cactus ... .4 15-16 5 I*l6
I^ke Copper. W)>4 80% Uve Oak ... 19% 19T4
La Salle ... 15 35^ Mason, Val .-. 2 2 1-15
Mas* Con ... 7 7'fc Ran- Antonio.. 7ii H
Mich Mm .. 63; 7 Vuma .... . lit ir;
Mohawk 65 65% N>v Con .. 22 22U
NcwbonKe ... 2% 3 Ind ..... 37« ASS
North Butte. :i5 SS'^lSuper & Pitts 13U 14
North Lakft.. 20VJ 2Oisi!Sup & Globe 1U i»;
Old Dominion 43>^ 43% ISo I/»ke .... 131? Jait
Osceola .....130 — |Cnrbln 9^lo
London ClonlnK Stocks
Cons for money.. *2mLoulsv &, Na*h liau.
Do for acct..«s 3-16M.K A Texas!!.' 4"%
Araal Copper 77 <N V Central.. 12^'«j
Anaconda lOHlNorfolk & West " 10°
Atchison 11SV4I Do. pfd ».•;
Do pfd ..10«i/j|Ont & Western"" 43*;
Bait k. Ohio 114U Pennsylvania . 6S
O«n Pacific IS3V4 Rand Mines . - '%\L
Chog &. 0hi0.,... 85.^ Rpadin s .. soi'i
Chi Great West.. 30% So Railway ..'.'." 29
Chi, Mil &St P. 147& Po pfd ... "66
De Beers ...19 So Pacific ... "]2S
D»n & Rio G >3nii Union Pacific . issi:
Uo pfd 81 Do pfd . .". . j(v>
Krj p • 2»>4 U S Stoel .'. mU
Do Ist pfd 46V- I'o prd 12^i"
Pa 2d pfd...... 35 WabHsh .VlH'vv^fsi t
Grand Trunk .... 21 y. l»o pf4(al% per cent. ••>•*!
Tho, rate of discount in the open market for
bm? 2^" Bpcr8 per cent P " ° rnt aud . fot th rPe months'
Hank of England Ra<p He. luce. l .
LONDON. Fcb 10.— The directors of the Bank
of England at their weekly, meeting today re
duced the minimum rate of discount from sV to
3 per cent. . . . /
This action was Ukcn in view of the ranid fall
in open market discount rates Kinre the be
ginning of the week and the plentiful supply of
money, a great deal of which Isuuplaccablc
GrrmaD Bank Ratcßpdnrrd
BERLIN. Feb. 10.— The rate of discount* of the
Imperial Bank of Germany was reduced from
4!i to 4 per cent today. . ™ rroln
Copper Axfioclalloo Ilrporl
NEW-.YOBK. Feb. 10.— Tlie monthly report of
the Copper Producers' association, made public
here today, shows copper on hand February 1
UK 463.339 pounds, n . decrcafce of 13 rjoo
pounds as compared with January 1. Production
during January was 1 16.547.2.57 pounds m do.
f-rease of J ,231 .368 pounds, as compared witU De
cember.. ':\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 - . ' . . ; \u25a0
Deliveries daring- January were \u25a0159.850,039
pounds, an Increase of < 30,7R3,f)^S pounds as
compared with December. : • -. - ..-
Of the total deliveries 75,15i>.357 pounds were
THE SAN FRANCISCO OALT, KRTDAY, FEBRUARY;! 1,: 1010.
Associated Oil Active and Higher
Best & Belcher Droppedfrom List
for domestic purposes and 51, 691,672 pounds were
for export. / •
JVew York Money Market
NEW YORK. Feb. 10.— Money on call, 2Vafst3
per cent; ruling rate, 2V4. per cent; closing bid,
2'/i.per cent; offered at 2 3 i per cent.
Time Joans slightly easier: 60 days. 3'A per
cent; 90 days, 3% per cent; G. months, 4 per
cent. .'\u25a0 '-
Prime mercantile, pnper, ' 4U<i.s per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual business
in bankers' bills at $4.t*. 1 5!t5Ca;4.K4 for 60 day bills
and nt $4.5605 for demand.
' Commercial hmR."54.83i<4@4.53%.'
Bar silver. 51 Me.
-Mexican dollars, 44c.
Bonds— Government, steady; railroad, irregular.
: Vv .' Condition of the Treasury
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. — Th«> condition of the
treasury at the. beginning of business today was
as follows: . . ; .
Trust funds— Oold coin. SSG4,n7l.Sf>9: silver
dollars; $4^4.619,000: silver dollars of 1890,
$3,874,000; silver certificates outstanding, $484,
<i19,("OO. \ \u25a0
tleueral fund— Standard silver dollars in gen
eral fund. $8,596,838; current liabilities. $103,
140,434; working balance in treasury of flees, $21.
939,214: in banks to credit of treasurer of the
United States. $:!«, 052,079; subKirtiary silver coin,
$20,407,475; minor coin. $1,137,041; total bal
ance In general fund, ?51, 149,040.
Xprthern Mu«liie«» .
POUTLAND," Feb. 10.— Clearings, $2,41tt,&43;
balances. $391,141. • ' ' \u0084 ' \u25a0 „
TACO.MA. Keb. 10.— Clcirlnffs, $Sn6,«K9; bal
: SEATTLE; I>b. 10.— Clearings, $1.719.031 ; b»l-
SPOKAXB. Feb. 10. — Clearings, $6G9,J14: bal
ances, ?95,154.
Loans, Kxebange and Silver
Prime mercantile paper s@f> per cent
Loans on real estate sVa<!s& per ccent
Sterling exchange, 60 day 5...... — y"*oi^
Sterling exchange, sight — W'»»t*
Sterling exchange,, cables.. — @4.»ir*
New xork exchange, sight — U .- «»
New York exchange, telegraphic. — Cm l^Vz
Hongkong exchange, sight — KJI **J*
Hongkong exchange, telegraphic. — ® 4,sf
Silver, per ounce — @ 2*'»
MexlCMn dollars, nominal — <s! »>0
CONTINENTAL -\, c ,,
New York on Paris j£» >»
New York on Mexico... o- is
Paris on London • '"\u25a0'•S'lr
Berlin ou Loudon :...... •«.•»»
STOCK MARKET
. Associated oil w:is again the active stock on
tlie Ktock and l«>nd e\cli»nge yestcrdM.v. and ad
vanced from $47.62J* to $.V) under long lists
of sales The other local stocks were quiet »nd
not materially iliaiiKed. Sales of b«>ads were
1 $71 Oiift and th<* Knited RflilrOads 48 were weaker
at $71.75. Makaweli sugar was ex dividend
The "feature of (ho Comstocks was the drop
piitK of Beet & Belcher stock from the list of
lionrd quotations until the Internal affairs of the
company get >ettled.- Otherwise . there was
nothiiiK iipw in this group. ' ... . ,
In Ilie southern Nevadas Coldfield Consolidntea
continued to a<lvaiic». closing at ?7.55. against
$7.27 >-i on Weilnesday. Belmont and Jumbo hx
ti nsion were somewhat active st about previous
Recent assessments are as follows: Alpha;
mining company, sc; Sailor mines, YjC relin- 1
ouent March HT Reward gold minins company,
lc, delinquent March S: Texas gold mining com
pany, 2 Uc, delinquent March 7; New Manzanita
gold mlniug company, 2c, delinquent March «.
All the local exchanges will be closed tomor
row, a legal holiday. i;
The C.iant powder company consoliilated paid a
regular monthly dividend of 50c per share y«-s-
The \u25a0following oil Mocks were ox dividend yes
terday: Royalty, 2c; Record, iVic; Hice
RBnch, Ic. . _ .
Regarding the pnblished statements of Doctor
Butterlield. A. F. Cofnu. Just elected vice presi
dent of the Best ie Belcher by the stock holders,
said yesterday: , „ , ,_ 1
••Tlie assertion that (be Best & Belcher m!n-
Inc company Is indebted to the Com stock I ump
ing association In the sum of some fifty odd
thousand dollars, and that it is our intention to
forthwith assume this obligation. Is not. based ou
fact The Best & Belcher mining company dors
not owe » dollar and, in fact, there ~ is- some
$».<|(wi in the treasury. .
"The assertion that the predecessors of Doctor
Butterneld assessed the property for tlie purpose
of paying salaries only is also wrong, as is tho
statement tliat under Doctor Butterneld the prop
erty was operated »» a legitimate miniDg propo
sition I assert that under Doctor Butterneld no
mining was done on the ground and that the two
rearlj- anses-sme.nts were dissipated in the. pay
ment of salaries. This condition we purpose
brlncing to an end. - \u25a0-
"The Comstock Pumping association has been
maintained by contributions from the various
mines. We do purpose to aid in the drainage
of the lower levels and the uncovering of the
inundated ore bodies. -From now ou the Best
& Belcher will be properly mined."
At the annual meeting of the stock holders of
the Pacific lighting corporation, on the S*th inst.,
the old officers were re-elected. The directors
are- C. 0. O. Miller, president; George H. Col
lins, vice' president; Charles Holbrook, George
F. Volkmann and F. W. Van Sicklen.
The figures for the business of IfKH) are ns
follows: Gross sales. $2,892,000. an Increase of.
$340,000 over the year 1908; or 13.6 per cent.
After deducting operating expenses, Interest,
taxes and depreciation. ; there remained a net
profit of $042,232. out of which was paid the
regular 5 per cent dividend on the preferred
stock, amounting to $208,100. and a quarterly
dividend on the common stock of 7*x: per share
was -pnid iv November, amounting to $.sb,o<io,
the total dividends being $244,100.
The company reported no interest bearing
Boating debt. . .
The Pacific lighting corporation was organized
May 20 1907. succeeding the Pacific lighting
i-ompany. It owns all the stock of the Los
\ngeles gas and electric company and practically
all of that of the Pasadena Consolidated gas
company, as well as $220,000 bonds of the
Eureka lighting company andother assets
It is capitalized at $20,000,000, one-half of
which is common ' stock and • the balance pre
ferred 5 per cent cumulative.
ARKCimracnt Directory Com»tock Mines
Company — No. Del. Board. Sale Day. Aint.
Bullion ...16 Jan. 28 Mar. 1 .05
SaVace 17 Feb. 10 . Mar. 8 , .10
Julia ...... 14 ' Feb. 12 Mar. 10 .03
Caledonia . .... 81 Feb. 12 Mar. 9 .10
Challenge . 53 Feb. 15 Mar. 10 .10
Mexican .... 99 Feb . 18 Mar. 17 .15
Belcher ....... 01 Mar. 4 Mar. 29 .10
Crown Point... 5 Mar. . 4 (Mar:2B( Mar:2B .10
V«fllow Jacket.. 35 Mar. 4 [ Apr. 11 .10
Seg. Belcher. . . 40 Mar. 5 Mar. 2S .03
Chollar ...... 12 Mar. 5 Mar. 31 .10
Hale & Nor... 2.5 Mar. 7 > Mar. 31 .10
Union... 21 Mar. ; Mar. 41 .10
Alpha ......... — Mar. 10 — .0>
STOCK AXD BOND EXCHANGE
THURSDAY. Feb. 10— 10:30 a. m.
UMTED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask.l Bid.Ask.
4s*ur en new — — 3s qr coup,.. —
48 ux cp mISCELU jj KOUS BONDS
Ma IV W ss. — — O Tran Cn 55.1041^ —
Am n • El 5» W% — ° Trac Cn-5s Pfit, —
ASBO Oil ss. WV4 — O Trac Co*T^9lVi —
Bay CPC 55.104V 2 — O W- gld ss.' — iOS
Cal C G 5s • —? ~ Om <' ablft ' ''•"• iKi '\u25a0\u25a0 1 ' °
r«i a. A-F 6 f" 8^ Glm 4s. 87 —
m &Vt 55.101%102»i P E Ry 58..106 106U
Cal l stC 5«.103% — Pac I^tP ss. —
Ca Wine ss. 87>i 00 Do «t,l 55.-.100« —
Citr V r* W — \u25a0-\u25a0 Pac T&T sf. fl!>T*100lJ
CO Wat 3s.;101 102 P&.O.H 6s. »3 —
Do c mgss f'3 04 ' P& O R r.5.101 —
Ed El LA 55.102 ' — People's Wss «>=i 70
VA I&P 6s : — — Powell ut ««.. 102 103
First V Trss.lOl«j — She EG&RS«.IO2«i —
F& C H 05.102 — S Diego R 55.105 _
II C&S 5» 105y 4 — S J-L&P-Ss. »7 —
Hon RT Cs — -JJOS S F ElTßy.r.s — , —
I Tahoc Rss — 0!> SF.n A S,l3s.lfC. —
L V Elpc 35.101V4 — Pi) I'd mpss 9t 37
r AO&-E15S.101 •-*- '•'- \u25a0Do Con 5«: a."> J>s^
'l>o Cor 55.102'/ 3 - S.T& SClt *>4s ™ —
r, ARv 55..101» — hierra R C 5..1.0( . —
L\L gtd 55.102»4 — ' S P of A 6s .
LAP lem 58.100 ;— (10101 .... 100^100%
L*\P Cal '..-in.lo2% \u25a0"\u25a0*-". SVof C 6s. ---, „
Msrln W. 5.. -• ~) • ;(1912» .... 05^ -\u25a0
Mkr st C 6*.102« i— . SPCI c 2r-55.113V42 r -55.113V4 — ;.l
• Do lem '.V.lo2«« — S P B R os.l27i<j —
MVfc MtTss.loo — SPRR Ist r45»5% 951 i
N Rof C ss. — — «tkn G&E)«s.lO4-. ;—
NC Ry 5e.. — ' — '"• SV W g mg«s f®% —
VCPCo 5s — -10314 U G & E ss. fIS —
N C P Cn 58;— -03H UR of SF 4s. 71%-72>
V": El'Co'Ss.'-OO^ 95 Vallejo.Ben & --' » \u25a0<\u25a0:.-.-\u25a0
O GL&H 55. 102- — Napa' RR5s 75 —
Oak Tran 65.107 . — I Val Co P ss. — 102>4
1 STOCKS .: " ::
Marin Co . . GO — |S V Wat Co. 43»i 44Vi
Mann yo^. K LECTRIO STOCKS
City El Co. . 32 Vi 53 j Pac :L -' pf<l . . — , 75 '-,
N Cal Power — — . |Do com ... 52 - ..-— '.
... .; INSURANCE; STOCKS
Cal Inn Co.. - — *1 »,4jP«c.CCss C 0.14.) lWt
Fircmn's Fd.247'4255 jl-^ >;
-, • BANK STOCKS
Am^Ntl Bk.— 130 First -Nat n1.. 245 257^4
Anglo & I>on.l4H>4l47Vi Mrr ; Trust *.*.,— 243' i
Bank of Ca1.412 • 415; S FV National.'— 140
Cent Trust.. 120 125 .-. Union T Co.. — —
•-. SAVINGS: BANKS - >„ \ ~..\-.-
Ger- S & L.2755 - — S- P " Sa y % U. . 500 y> — -' '
Tlum'Sav Bk — "— ". 3ht,&-Ii So.. — 125
Mut Say Bk. —-; SO Sef.-;S*v, Hk*. — 340"
/ STREETf RAILROAD 'STOCKS -
California, .. — -135 _ IPresidlo .."4.22 . —
\u25a0'-\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 :Z '\u25a0\u25a0:.\u25a0: powder .stocks- •
Giant .Consolidated '\u25a0' Co. \u25a0 '•.".'\u25a0 '"\u25a0"\u25a0 '• ••\u25a0 \u25a0'. i7S^i —
rv,, - , . -''..SUGA II 'STOCKS "V . ;
Hawaiian C. 38%. —^- Makaweli S : C — 54"i;
Honoka* S O 22U;23y f OnoroeavS C.,55 ; 3»?i,j
Hutch. S'P-ll I7*g/— -- Paauhan,SiC.:2i>iv 2!»ii
Kilauca's C 14 . : y.l3Js Uniou S' C«.'.;6«U '— "
' ' Oil/ STOCKS - -
Amal Oil Co. W 75: W (;oa?t O pf ,—, — l«l
Asuo Oil Co. -DO 50 Vi Do com ... — —
Sterling Oil. :{' r,
MISCiiLLANKOUS STOCKS \u25a0
Alaska P A. SOU — P»c Aux . F A •\u25a0> —
Cal F C A.:10liil02 Pac C 'Korax.lo4 —
MV& MtTm.loo Pac T&T pfd — 35
N Alas S Co. 115 120 I Do ; com .. .. \o« "•
*' " Morning Session '
"Board ; \u25a0 „
35 Alaska Packers' Assn •
. 100 Alaska Packers' Assn
".) Associated Oil Co ,~ *n
40 Associated Oil Co - .i.,-,.
. ISO Associated OH Co ji-^i'/i
10 Asso!?iated Oil Co *l?~l
20 Associated -Oil* Co. 4t..0
5 Fireman's Fund Ins Co .250.00 ,
10 Olant Powder - • l9 --' (>
2H Hawaiian Coml"& Sugar. Co. ... 3S. io
000 Honokaa Sugar Co .. 22 2•2 • _2
5 Hutchinson Sugar Plantation. .. li . i.»
100 Onomea Sugar Co .'. . ."6.«H>
70 Spring Valley AVater C 0 ........ 44.00
$5,000 Cal Gas & Xl « M & C T 5s..l02;001
$.MK)O t^al Gus & El GiM & 0 T os. .101 .«7>/j
: -tI.OOQ Contra Costa Wat gen mtge 55.-ft3.ot)
$4,000 Paclßc Tel & Tel as 99.87U
$1,000 People's Water Co r«5. .......... «).«2'*
$4,000 Spring Val Wat gen mtge 45.. S9..TP/b
$I,ooo. United ' R R of S F 4s 71.75
?9,000 United U R of S F 4s, s 6. 71.75
• •. Street — : ,"
05 Makaweli Sugar Co. cash ...... 54.00
$1,000 N Cal Power Co ss, b 3.. 103.00
?10,lt00 Pacific Tel & Tel 55 . . . . . . 1*9.87 \< t
Afternoon Session
Beard—
**" ."> Associated Oil Co. 48.25
.75 Associated Oil Co ...40.75
."0 Associated Oil Co 40.50
i:a"> Associated Oil C 0..... .50.00
20 City Electric Co r.2.75
50, City* Electric Co "'2.50
2"> C.iaiH Powder .' TO. OO
35 Spring Valley. Water C 0...'..... 44.00
$4,000 Associated Oil Co 5s ..;... . 9«. 25
$1,000 City Electric Co 5s 00.75
$2,000 L A-Pac R R of Cal ss. 103. Wl
$(i.(»(Mj Pacific Electric Co 55... 100.00
$3,000 Sprlng-Val Wat gen mtge 45.. 50. 50
$5,000 United R R of S F 4s, s « 71.75
$11,000 United R Wot -S F 4s ....71.75
. Street —
2C Uuiou Sugar Co 67.50
California Slock and OU Exchange
Bid.Ask. Bid.Ask.
Amal Oil ... /—BO.OO/ — 80.00 Junction -40 ,—, —
Amaurot .....' 70 — Luclle :. — 11.25
Apollo.. 10 15 McKittrlck ... 15 —
Asso Oil ...48.00 — Paruffiue .....1.40 1.60
Do bds 55.0«.00 — [Palmer ...1.12% 1.17%
1 Bay City 2.ix) 2.sojPiedmont ..... — 2t
Blue Moon .. 30 \u25a031 Pinal" ..6.50 —
Brookshire. 1.00 I.o2'iiPrcmier — 1.20
Caribou ..... — 15.501 Producers** 2.00 —
Chi Crude 11 — | Record ... 6.00 —
Claremont ...1.75 2.00! S F• &. MeK.27.UO — :
; Coalinga Pac. 4. 30 C.OOJSauer Dough.. — 2.50
' Dabnev — 12|Sesnon 8.00 — •
Del Key 12 — ISilver Tip ...3.35 3.40
De Luxe ....2.15 — (Sovereign . — 25
Enos 1.20 1.23 S W & B — ' 45
] Esperanza ...2.25 . — Sterling — 3.75
Four .... 4 a. m.— \u25a0•
$2,000 Associated bonds.. 00.50
2,000 Blue Moon 30
24 De Luxe, s 5 2.15
700 Premier 1.20
2,500 Premier, b 60 1.22%
100 Silver Tip, s5 3.40
Informal —
500 Palmer 1.15
2 p. m. .
10 Associated stock \u0084 47.75
15 Associated stock 48.00
400 Brookshiro 1.02%
I,tKK» Knos I.22V
\W Premier 1.20
lf»0 Premier 1-17%
10»^ Sterling ;... 3.70
12,750 Turner \ .60
Informnl — .
300 Premier : 1.20
Minlnp; Stocks
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE I
Following weru the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday: .. . -'n..vj'
COMSTOCkSN
Regular Morning Session
300 Caledonia .... 50 100 Mexican .1.7.".
100 Con V» M C 0.1.75 40<J Occidental 34
300 Lady Wash .. 1«
Afternoon Session
100 ' Andes \u25a0 25 100 Julia 14
700 Caledonia .... 51 100 Savage 57
::00 Caledonia 52 2f>o Sierra Ncr ... 72
20«. l Con Va M Co. 1.75 2(X> Sierra Nev ... 7S
2<-i0 Kxchcq\ier ... i>6 100 Yel Jacket. .l.37^
2<X» Hale & Note. 37 .
Informal Session
lf«) Andes I!4[ 400 Jlexican 1.75
200 Belcher 1.0". 400 N" Gould & C. 2S
10W BeJcher ....1.32^ 200 Occidental 34
200 Caledonia .... 52 300 Occidental .... 35
100 Caledonia 53 ftOO Savage 53
000 Chollur 2C 300 Saviigc ....... st;
300 Con Va M Co. 1.75 200 Sierra Ncr ... 74
4fK> Crown Point.. 1.40 100 Unloa ........ 82
; 100 Gould & Cur. 35 100 Union ........ &4
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
i•\u25a0 Bfd. Ask. Bid.Ask.
Alpha OS 09 Kentuck 15 —
Alta ..... 2.{ 25 Lady Wash ..15 —
Andes ....... 2r. "23 Mexican 1.72 1.75
Belcher ...... — 1.35 New York Con 07 10
Bullion 24 26 N Gould &C. 27 — -
Caledonia 51 53 Occidental .... 32 —
Challenge Con 31 34 Ophlr ....2.00 2.05
Chollnr ...... 26 28 Overman ....'.". 75 SO
Confidence ... — 1.30 Potosl 70 74
Con Imperial . 07 09 Savage ....... 55 .57
Con Va M Co. 1 .72 1 .75 Scorpion ...... U 13
Crown P0int... 1. 35 1.40 Seg Belcher .. 11 ,12
Kxcbequer ... 27 30 Sierra Nev ... 74 '7«
Gould & Cur. 34 86 Silver Hill ... 15 17
H«le & Norc. .'.6 5S Union S3 85
Julia 14 10 Utah 10 12
Justice .. 23 25 Yellow Jacket. l. 3s 1.40
TONOPAII AND GOLUFIELD STOCKS
. Regular Mornin? Session
15iO Atlanta ...... 17 300 C«m Fraction.. 25
400 Belmont 1.55 1000 Daisy .'. 07
3000 Blue Bull ... «05 350 Old Con M...7.40
1200 B«v)th 13 1000 G Bend, b 00. 03
100 Cent Eureka.. -46 1100 Midway . . 25
Afternoon Session •
2000 Atlanta 17 3200 Jumbo Xx .... 32
400 B^lniont ...1.474 IWI Do. s 5. .\u25a0*..,- 32
1500 Belmont .....1.43 500 Jumbo Ex .... 33
100 Bolniont 1. no 5000 Man Dexter.. 03
lOitO 81110 Bull ... 05 27.000 Mayflower . . 03
5000 Blurt ' Bull ... 06 400 MacNamara . . 27
2500 Booth ....... 13 500 Midway :..... 24
1000 Booth 14 100 Midway ...... 25
500 Com Krnctiou. 2S 30fK» North Star ... 02
F.OO Coin Fraction. 27 500 Pitts S Peak.. 7t>
200 Gld Con M.7.42V'. 300' Raw Coalition.- " 15
2500. <51d Kewanan. 00 5500 Red Hills .... 04
MOO Old Merger M 12 2000 Sandstorm . 03
1000 Gld Merger M 14 1000 St Ivcs ...... Mi
200 Jumbo Ex ... 81 500 Silver Pick .. 00
Informs Session
1500 Atlanta IS 2500 Jim Butler .. 10
200 Belmont ...1.52% 500 Jumbo Kx. .... '33
000 Belmont .....1.35 100 Jumbo Ex 32
1300 Columbia Mt. .OS 6000 Kaiser Gld .".' 01
StXM Commonwealth 05 4000 Lone. Star .... 04
500 Com Fraction. *2« 300 Mayflower .... 04
250 Cum Ely ..6.82>/> 200 MacNamara ..27
- 100 Cum Ely 6.75 500 Midway ....... 25
40fJ0 Dm B BtC.MO 03 6000 North Star ...,;02
500 Gld Con M. 7. 521i 500 Oro .......... Ort
400 Do, b 30... 7. 55 4000 Red Hills. boO 05
700 Do. bW. 7.5714. 57 14 2500 Rescue Con ..02
300 C.ld Con M... 7. 55 1000 Round Mt .... 53
150 Giroux <'n5.9.62>4 500 Do. s 5..... JV$
175 f;iroux C0n5.. 8. 73 3000 Sandstorm ...-. 03
300 Glroux C0nn.10.06 1500 Silver Pick .. 10
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
\u25a0 CALIFORNIA '
Bid. Ask.
Central : Eureka 46 .47
NEVADA
TonoDab' District
Bid.Ask. -.- - Bid.Ask.
801m0nt '....'.1.52.1.55 North Star ... 02
Vim Butler .'. 10 -11 Rescue ' (y>n • . .' -01 0°
Little Ton :. . S3 — Ton Exten ... 70
ManNamora .. '27 -28 Ton :of "Nev. ..6.50 - \u25a0
Midway ' L' 4. 26 West • End ... 22 S-4
Montana'- 'S3 '\u25a0; — \u25a0 ' -
Goldfleld District
Adams .. — > 01 fild forlland... — : 02 !
Atlanta ...... 17 — Gld- Kowanas.. ot> OS
Black Ants-.. 01 .'— Gld Merger AL 13 — !
Blue --Bell ;.. 02 03 Grandma ...;. 01 •02 j
Blue. Bull ..,()7* 08 <>i -cat Bend ..02 m
Booth ....... 13 ".14 Grt "Bond Anx - — 01
CO n . . 09 : — ' «rt i Bend Ex . — 01.
Columbia ... . — . 05 Jumbo Ex ,".";.. \u25a032 . 34
Columbia Mt, 07 ' 0!) Kendall ;.'....\u25a0-— 03
Com Fraction. 27; 2S Lone Star •...; 01 or,
Conqueror .".;.'.'• — -. »>4 Mayne \u25a0-.*......_ — -I 1I 1 02
Cracker Jack. 01 " 02 Oro :.........'." 05 w,
Daisy ......... on 07 Red Hills .... 03 04
Dm B Btte C. 02 03 Red Top Ex., .01 02
Dmdfld\Trngl. — 01 Sandstorm : .... 03 05
Florence — 2.20 Silver. Pick »".". -"f<9 '
Florence,' Ex.*.-; — -01 St Ives : . ."/.' . . - 17- \u25a0*' —
Frances Mhk. 02 — Wonder \u25a0-..... — '"02
Gold Bar Gld. : 03 03 Toilow - Tiger. . 07 —
Gld Con M...7.55 7.6t>
Bullfroe District.^
Amethyst .... ; 01 » .02 Mont "Bullfrog. . — -j: 01
Bonnie Clare - — ",11 Montgomy Mt. :—: — \u25a0 0:;
Blfrg Nat ;Bk — *02 Tramp/Con .;. — 07
Homestiike K. \— '" '' 01 Viilley -View.;..-.— •\u25a0 03
Mayflower Con :03-i'o4 '"•\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 i---'t!i ---'t ! '
\u25a0'".'\u25a0 Manhattan District - : v
Man Cnn .... 02*"04 Mustanj' Man.. • -^— • " 02
Man : Dexter... 02 *04 Pine : Nut . ... — 01
Mineral Hill.. — ;;(i2 . „ • . :
• . Other Districts
Balloon Hill.. ._ 05 Nrv; Hills .... s*l ~
Bullion Mllll.. — ".-\u25a0 05 i;ittsS Pr«k..^;7o :74
Eagle's 1 Nest..- 02 .-, ; (t4 Queen,: Regent; ; — '- 17
Fairvw'G Bid ; vtO2 Ramsey :.....i 0) ; —
Fairvw ; Hsilst -.— ',• > 01 Riw.. Coalition.:; 14 ';\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' 15
Fairrvr Eagle. In • jo Tlavr- Queen J. . 10 :~
•lack Pot .... \u00843 r> s noundiMt ....,'53 54
, v ' , i \u25a0•-'* Copper \u25a0\u25a0 Stock" • - ".-;-•-. - •
<:»m . Ely :. . O.r-j , 7 OOjNev; Cons :.20.57 21.12
i Giroui C0u5.0.75 10.001 - \ - ' :':: ': j ', 1
SUMMARY OP
THE MARKETS
Bank of England rate reduced to
3 per cent. : j
(jerman bank* reduced to 4 per
<*ent.
Sfwlork HtockM about the name.
Copper MtockM unchanged.
Cotton f utiirci lower. Spot.«i
hlKher.
Associated oil active and hichcr.
Oraln markets show little change-
Hay and beans as before quoted.
lilve and dressed- meats un
cliaußed.
Hop market moderately aetH'e.
Butter and cheese higher. Eggs
.weaker. : .^ ..'\u25a0'\u25a0-
Potatoes and onions advanced.
AVnrmer weather helps frenh
fruits.
Poultry firm. Game weak.
GRAIN MARKET
\u25a0\Vhent and Other Grnfna
Wheat — Chlcaeo was l^c higher. There will
be no session of tho Chicago board of trade on
Saturday, Feb. 12.
A (,'blCHjjo wire said: "Advices gathered from
reliable sources report 40 \u25a0 per cent damage in
best southern wheat counties of Kansas.
The San Francisco market remained un
changed.
CASH WHKAT
California, ; .Sonora. $2.0502.15; Propo
and white Australian, $2.05r«»2.10. Northern
wheat—Club. fI.SB%@I.OIU; Itussian red,
$l.S(i U<ii'l-&!<?4; turkey red, ?1.00rg2; blucstem,
12.05^2.07^.:'
• ' "FUTURES
No quotations.
Barley — The market continued to sag yester
day under light trading. Futures were higher
in the afternoon. •
-' CASH HARLRY
,, N ,°-, 1 . ,sl.Sr»«i't.37%; common to fair.
*1.ai|4@1.32% per ctl: brewing, $1.37^<ai.40;
shipping- lots, fl.37VirtfL4o; chevnlier, "?LCO@
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
May— sl.rs% bid.
Dec— sl.25 Va hid; $1.20% asked.
'Yi^Y^ - P- m. Session
May — $1.37^.
Dec— sl.2tf& bid. ,
outs— loo tons of Canadian oats have been
received. They come into h very dull mar
ket.
_Reds for feed. $1.50<g1.e0; reds for seed, $1.7."i
bI , a £ k - ? 1 - r '°®2.l;o: gray, nominal; white.
?l.h2<^r<il.7O per ctl for fair to No. 1.
Cijn— Small round yellow, ?I.70& 1.75; white,
?I.Bij; lnrge yellow. $1.7.'»(ai.. 50; western states
yellow, In bulk. San Fram?is<-<» track. $I.»M>;
?. -• . *_ l -' { -: mixed, $l.r,!i : white Egyptian,
?l.»».«(al.i0: brown do, $1.,">7V-4i 1.60 per ctl.
Rye— fi.yo per ctl for Utah; California is
uominal.
Buckwheat — Sellers ask ?2 per ctl.
KorelKn Futures
LIVERPOOL
Wheat— March May July
Opening .si <>7,16%. : 70%
Closing 8 I*S 7 11% 7,10«
PARIS
One^-.... ..£V £S&!
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XX? ?::::::::::::::::•: £•£ : 3:83
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions
.CHICAGO; Feb.^ 10.— Gnin and provisions
were strong today, prices advancing all along the
line with wheat leading the grains and "pork
commanding provisions wirh a record makln"
price for May, which touched $22. 7i'.
PrW* in wheat advanced steadily with only
momentary pauses until the final sales were re
corded nt nearly the high point of the ilar with
a net advance of from -Ti^li.c. Miiy moved up
at from $1..10«-i to .$1.11%. the more distant
months traveline over a less dintnnce.. The
close was strong at the high point for July and
fceptember with May at $1.11%. l^e higher.
.Corn Hdvanced with wheat, c>»ering by shorts
being the principal . feature. The advance was
months traveling over a less distance '-'The
was at the high: point. May advanced -from
1.-J'LfX 7 '^- Thp '\u25a0''*'' WRH strong, with May
at t>n*4@««%e.% rale higher.
An increased demand \u25a0 fo.« choice oafs ranged
an advance. May went up from 4G%c to 47c.
The upward trend was stayed late In the day
by a material inorPsse in the offerings and clos
ing prices were, from Vs'SUc- from the top.
Hnal figures for May were 4<5%c. higher.
A strong demand for pork ran prices for the
May delivery up to $22.75. a record for a nnm
ber of years. Advances of 12ijC to 32/.c were
reglslered in the different $ provisions.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
.Open High l^>w Close
Wheat — f.
May 1.10« i 1.11% 1.10»4 l.ll»i
\u25a0T«iy 1.01% 1.02H 1.0 n.i \u25a0 l.ccii
September 07 97M, 96% 9T«»
Corn —
May 60 66!£ fisTi 60T4
July ........... f.o HoT, 05% 66TJ
September CO W% CO 66^1
Oats —
May ..., 40V-i 47 46»i 46*'
July ....... 43% 43T S 43*, 4394
September ..... 4OMs -»l 40& 40 s 4
Mess pork, per bbl —
May 22.42% 22.75 22.42% 22. 62%
July .22.12% 22.45 22.12% 22.37%
• Lard, per 100 lbs— \u25a0
May .12.20 12.32%.12.20 12.30
July .....12.17% 12.27% 12.15 12.25
Short ribs, per 100 lbs —
May ....' .11.85 11.95 11. 82^- 11.90
July ...........11.80 11.02% 11. SO- .11.90
Camb Grain and Provisions
CHICAGO. Feb. -10. — Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, steady. No. 2 rye, Sl@B2c
Feed or mixing barley, 62®65^c: fair to choice
malting, 68<g;73c. No. 1 "Houtkwestcrn flaxseed.
$2.05 ii; do No. 1 northwestern. $2.1."V«£; timothy
seed. $4.15. Clover,- $13.85. Mess pork, per bbl
$22.6214(822.75. Lard, per 100 lbs. |12.25fti
12.2714. Short ribs, sides (loose). $11.50tfrl"
short clear sides (boxed). $12(8:12.25.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of. wheat and flour were equal
to 295.000 bushels. Primary receipts were s<>O -
000 bushels, compared with 275,000 bushels the
corresponding day a year ago. Estimated re
ceipts for tomorrow: Wheat. 20 cars; corn 440
cars; oats, 15C cars; hogs, 26,000 bead.
A'evr York Oraln Market
NEW roRK. Feb. 10.— Flour— Steady to Rrm.
with a moderate inquiry. Receipts, 21 322 bir
rels: shipments, 3.U7(>.
Wheat— Spot, firm: N0., 2 red. *I.2J>. sales ele
vator, domestic, nnd ?1.29. nominal, f. o. h
afloat: No. 1 northern-ltiilutb and No. 2 hard
winter. $t.26»4. nominal, f.o. b. afloat \t the
t'i o ioJ irl 7 ?l ; w "«; I^l/1 Vie net hieher. May,
$1.19U; July, $1.10. Receipts, 43,200 bnshels.
Northern "Wheat .Market
WASHINGTON
\u25a0 T»ACOMA, Feb. 10—Wheat— Bluestem, ?1.14@
1.15: club, .tl.oT.rftl.o7; red Russian, $1 04
SEATTLE, Feb. 10.— Milling quotations :«Blnc«
stem. ?1.12; dub, ?1.00: nfe, ?1.09; red Russian.
11.07. Export: niueslem. Si. o9; club $1 00
nfp. $1.06: red Russian, $1.04. Car receipts up
to noon: Wheat. 2 cars; oats, 1 <ar. Yesterday's
receipts: Wheat,' l car; oats, 2 cars; -barley 1
car. .''\u25a0- ' ' .'\u25a0 • \u25a0 ';A •••».-.-,--.• ,>• , \u0084 ..
- "OREGON L-v .
' PORTI/AXD.; Feb. 10.— Wheat— Track prices-
Club, $1.0»>: blnestem. J1.15;- red jßiisßinn $t (K
turkcy red, $1.07; forty-fold, $1.0S; valley, $i'oj'
MlnneapollM Grain and Produce
-MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 10.— Wheat— May
*1.1 1% : > July.- $1. 1 1 V, rqi1.11%. . Casl^-No ! {
hard. $I.l3>iftei. l4l^ : No. 1 northern, $1 Ij»i*i
1.13%; No. 2, $1.10%&l.U^: No. n, $1.06^^
- Corn— No. 3 yellow, fiß«;@ ; 3n»ic.
g Oats— No. 3.white;'4s(ii'43Vic. '
. Rye — No. '2, 74V4'5.75 ! J4c.
Flax — Closed at. 52.1714-
LOCAL MARKETS
*••'.-'- .... \u25a0 V — — — — _*
. Receipts of Produce February- li>-
Flour, qr: sks....'3,l2o)Tallijw, ctls " - -v»
Barley, ctla .... 9,230 Hides, Xo \u25a0'\u25a0••• ~ m
Oatß, ctls . :v. ... 805 Pvtts. .No . . . \ \ -\ \ my
Corn, cits 60 j Lime. . bbls ..:.;[' 4V>
Bran, sks ...... ;": SHO Sugar, ctl* .-.-"\u25a0*" 4 800
Middlings, sks. . . '370 Wine,, gals .-.-. " *7i*7(«>
Potatoes, sks ...'4,320 Brandy, gals \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.]*" 3450
Onions, sks . -,25 Calfskins. -bdls'l* ' 27
Hay,', tons : . : . . . " ' 400 Apples. -, bxs ~m
Hops,: bales ..;\u25a0.*• 41 Quicksilver, flasks "00
Wool, ;»ks '.'....\u25a0;".-,.\u25a0 1» Lumber. »r ft* . •»-,
Malt,-- 5k5 '......;- 500 Chicory, • bbls- """ *"k
I Feed.' sks -...'...: -140 Livestock,' Xo \u25a0''"- ' Ito
; Rolled oats, car." 1 Piles, ~No ; ...'. \ ' ' 3^)
I Leather, rolls^... - -85 Oranges, bxs .'.'.'. \-400
;-\" '\u25a0' : - :'' ' ' - ... ~, . : '.\ >: - »\u25a0\u25a0 . --\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0.
i '..'\u25a0--'\u25a0 .-Provisions
V ; Cottolene— One* half : bbl, - 13& c;' 2 bbls
13c;. I" tierce, 12%c; i2. tierces,; 12% c; 5. Uerces,'
-\u25a0Hams and Bacon— The 'western meat company
quotes- as s follows: . Hams, 17fai7%c- nfcnii
hams, ;13&e; California - hams./: lo^icUe- fancy
bacon, 6to 8 lbs, 22^c; 8;to 10 lbs;%k c - 10
to ! 12 f •• lbs. ' 21 %c; s light • dry .i salt bacon. 8 to 10
lbs 18% c; .? 10^to 12 .1b5, 18c;; medium bacon.
17% c; light medium bacon, 17V&C. \u25a0 .- , .
, Lard— Tierces t!lsc.-; 00s * 15ft e,"/ 10s : 155ic.' 5«
15%e.-, 3s. l6o;; compound lard.- tierces lOWe, 50s
109iC.-108 0 11i4c,-5s t ll%p, 3s 11 Vac; yellow cook-
Ins i oil.' 66c ; per « gal ; \u25a0 white 1 cooking oil. 68c per
gal: salad 011.-,70 c per gal.' '. \u25a0>\u25a0'-\u25a0 .
- v ßeef— Local prices : are - qnnted. *. -Export lot*,
inspected by = the. jrorernment. are; $1 per bbl
higher. Extra family beef ,3 $14 : pcr < bbl : . family
Hop Market Quoted Still Higher
Sunny Weather MaKes Fruit Active
beef, $13.50 per bbl; extra mess beef, $13 per
bbl; smoked beef, 19c per lb.
Pork— Extra prime. In barrels. $26; clear. $30:
mess, $26; pig pork. $32.50; pigs' feet. $3.75 for
half bbls, ?-'.4U for 2-> lb kegs and $1.35 for
kits.
31 eat Market
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows:
Beef— 7<asi,je .per lb for steers, 7@7&c for
cows and beifers.
Veal— B%@llVie for large and 9»/4@Hc for
small.
Mutton— Wethers, 12@12Vac; ewes. ll@l2c
per ' pound.
Lamb — 13@15c per lb. ; -\u25a0". \u25a0' \u25a0'
Dressed Pork (per lb) — 12@13c for liglit and
10@llc for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET^-
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock, , delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
No. 1 fat steers, over 000 lbs. alive. f»@sv; c
per lb: under 900 lbs. 4 *ic:, second quality. 4Va
@4 Tic; third tpjallty. 3*i©4c. -- -j .
No. 1 coyts and heifers. 4(®4>.ie; second qual
ity. 3'4S;;a4e: third quality. 3@3V4c; common,
thin, undesirable cotvs, 2»i@3c.
Fat bulls and stags, 2W@2Vic; half fat or
thin bulls, l&@2c.
Calves — Light weight, per lb, 5"4@3?4e; me
dium, 's@s^;c; heavy. 4@4M!C.
Sheep (per lb)— Wethers, No. 1, s«s@6c;
ewes. 4->4%3c.
Lamb (per lb) — This year's milk lambs, 7c.
Hogs (per lb)— Kurd grain fed, weighting 100
to 140 lbs, S%c; 110 to 250 lbs. 0c; 250 to 350
lbs, SVjc; common, undesirable hogs, B@6c.
Butter, Cheese and Kpcs*
The firmness in" the market for new Cali
fornia flat cheese noted in the last report was
enhanced hy light receipts and an urgent de
mand yesterday. There was a shortage in some
quarters and buyers were scouring the market
for supplies of strictly fancy stock. An of
fer to sell a 4ot of 25 at lt»%c under the call
on the exchange was quickly snapped up and
buyers were unable to obtain further supplies,
although they bid the market up to 20c. an ad
vance of lc a pound over the previous quota
tion. The new price does not establish a new
record, as the market went to the same level
about three months ago.
, Tnere was another slight decline In the egg
"market, extras dropping %c to a quotation of
28c a dozen. The consumption is Increasing.
as prices drop and stocks have not yet com
menced to accumulate, despite large arrivals.
For these reasons the market is officially de
clared firm from day to day on the dairy ex
change. In the butter market fresh extras were
%c higher on a sale at 32% c a pound. A ma
jority of the trade reported the market firm,
though it was considered "doubtful if It would
continue so in the event of a sharp advance.
Sales on the exchange were as follows:
Butter— lo cases of fresh extras at 32c and
10 at 32% c a |>ound.
Ch»eso — 25 fancy ncn- California flat at 19Vic
a pound. : \u25a0.";.\u25a0>
Receipts were 38,500 pounds of butter. 17,500
pounds of cheese nnd I,4J> cases of egg*.
The following are the official quotations estab
lished yesterday and on the three preceding day*
on the floor of the dairy exchange. Prices in
the street, while governed by the exchange quo
tations, generally range from l%c to 2c higher,
owing to the various charges to be added.
Butler, per lb—
Grades — Feb. 7 Feb. S Feb. 9 Feb. 10
Fresh extras.. 34 lie 320 32c: 32% c
Firsts 33c" 3ic 3lc. 31c
Seconds .'.29 i: 29c 20c 29c
Storage extras. 32c 2Rc 29c 2SV
I.adle extras.. 25% c 25 %c 23% c '.23%e
First 25c 2-"c 23e 25c
Cheese— California fancy flats. 20c; per lb.
firm; do firsts. 17% c. firm: do seconds. lo««
firm: fancy Yoimj Americas. 20c, steady: do
firsts,' 18eil steady; fancy Oregon Young Ameri
ca's. 20c. firm: do fiats. lS%c. firm: California
fancy storage flats. 17% c, firm; do firsts. l*>%c,
firm; storage Young Americas. 18% c, firm; New
York, slnsles, 19% c, firm; do daisies, lOVic, firm;
Wisconsin singles, 1-S%c, firm.
Eggs — California fresh, per dozen, ca«es in
cluded:
Grades— Feb. 7 Feb. S Feb. I> Feb. 10
Extras 30c- \u25a0 2T»!be 2H'.;.c 2>c
Firsts. .....'. ..20c 2<c 27c 27c
Seconds 28c 2»k- 2»V 2«5c
Thirds 27c 25e 25c 20c
Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND, Feb. 10.— Bi.tter— City and coun
try creamery extras. 37fa3!>r: fancy , outside
creamery, Sl'S 3oc; store, 20@2tc.
Ess -Market in .Vearby Counties
[Special Diipalch to The Call]
PETALUMA. Feb. 10.— Tber%. was n-» change
in the prices paid for eggs today after the re
ceipt of quotations from the San Francisco dairy
exchange; 26% c and 27% c were the best offer
ings.
SANTA CRUZ. Feb. 10. — The snpply of ecga
increases regnlarly and qnotations remain at 2*>e.
Producers are snipping more cases each week to
outside points.
Potatocn, Onion* and .Vegetable*
Diminished supplies and a spurt in the bay
ing movement caused a firmer market for Sa
linas and Oregon potatoes yesterday, both be
ing quoted higher by the few dealers who con
trol the market. Uiver Burbanks continued dull
and easy. Onions ruled firm with river lots
quoted higher. Practically the entire crop of
onions in Monterey . county, some 14,000 sacks,
were recently bought up by a large shipping
concern and shipped ont of the state, most of
them going to Texas. There was not much new
in the market for miscellaneous . vegetables,
prices for most descriptions being unchanged.
A small consignment of cucumbers reached the
market from New Orleans and sales were re
ported at $2.25 a dozen.
Potatoes (per ctl) — River white. 75(g90c for
common- to choice and $l@l.lo for fancy; Sa
linas Burbanks, $1.40@1.55; Oregon Burbanks,
$1.25(5"!. 30: Oregon early rose, $1.50; sweet po
tatoes, $1.U0@2.10.
Onions— sl.ls@ 1.30 per ctl for local and $1.50
for Oregon.
Vegetables — Tomatoes, Cuban. $2<g2.2T. per
crate; do Mexican. $1@1.25; green peas. 10<?512i2e
per lb; garlic, 5c per lb; cabbage, 75<gi90c per
ctl; cucumbers, nominal; cauliflower. 50 'g. 65c per
dozen; turnips, 50@C0c per sack; carrots. 50@
65c per sack;: green peppers. 17*4*t2fHr lb:
rhubarb. 6@7c per-lb for southern: celery. $2.75
(&3.50 for large and $1.25 for small crates;
lettuce, $2(fts per crate.
DeclduonM and Citrus Fruit*
There wns more life to the fruit market yes
terday than at any time since the flrstof the
year, the warm sunny weather I bringing out
some, brisk buying of all descriptions, partic
ularly of oranges and apples. . With gtoefcs of
everything heavy, however, prices were merely
steady, and only top quality goods were in de
mand. Another car at oranges came in, mak
ing nine received in. two days.
Apples (per box) — Fancy bellflowers, $ 1. 25 ft
1.50:- Newtowu pippins, |1.25Cc{1.40: do red,
$1.50@1.75; common UTchoice, 7Sc@sl.
Citrus Fruits (per box) — Navel oranges. $2.25
©2.75 Tor fancy and $1.50@2 for choice: frosted.
75c651; tangerines, $1.25@1.75 per box; manda
rins, $1.75@2; grapefruit, $2.50@3 for seedless
and $1.50@2 for common; lemons. $3^ 3.50 for
fancy, $2@2.50 for choice and $l@ 1.25 for stand
ard; limes. $4@4.50.\;-.r. -
" Tropical Fruits— Bananas, 73c@51.25 per bunch
for Hawaiian and $2.30@3 for Central Americas;
pineapples, $2&2.50 per dozen.
Dried Fruits, Ratalna, Nuts and Honey
Fruits— Evaporated apples. \7ftgj9c; apricots.
pi4@l2c: moorpark, 12(313c; peaches, 3@7c;
prunes. 2*4 @ 3c. 'with $i@lc premium for 30s
and l?4c premium for 4Os;. figs, 44j4^c; pears,
ti@loc; nectarine*. s@6c.
• Raisins — layers, clusters — 6 crown, $2.30: 5
crown. $1.73; 4 crown, $1.25; seeded, 4H@siie;
ordinary layers, 3 crown. 95c; 2 crown. 80c; seed
less sultanas. 2 }£B4c; Thompson's seedless, 3^i
fe3Vjc for. unbleached and 7@7ljc for bleached:
loose muscatel. 4 crown, 4c; 3 crown, 3«£c; 2
crown, 3c: seedless, 2%c.
Nuts — Almonds, nonpareils. 14^ @ 15c: IXL,
14Q14%c; ne plus ultra. 13<gl3<4c: Drake.-lOl^
Cjiic; languedocs. 10&10V4c;: hardshell, 6Vi4J7c;
walnuts, 13c per lb for No. 1 softshells. B^c for
No. 2 do; pecans, 14 V4@ 16c; Italian chestnuts,
9^@loc; peanuts, 4»i@sc;. pine nuts,- ISS2Oc
per lb. - : V-.v-,
Honey— Comb, 14@15c for water white and 10
@12c per lb for light.amber: dark amber. 7(38c;
extracted. 7 Vic for water white and SHQo^c
for - light . amber; candied and dark amber, 4@
4Uc per lb." ~ \u25a0
Beeswax— 27% Q 3oc per lb for light «nd,23@
2Bc.for dark., - . . . •
- - - Poultry and Gamr -
A* car of western chickens, the fifth reeeivel
for . the \u25a0 week. ..went •on wale yesterday and met
with, good' inquiry *at satisfactory -prices, while
domestic live stuck remained • firm on \u25a0 continued
light arrivals and a: fair demand. Dressed?tnr
keys were in • increased supply, 31 cases arriv
ing 'on : the -'early express train. . The best of
ferings sold .. up ti> , 2Sc a. ponnd. with an 'Oc
casional ; case- bringing a little more, while off
lots were hard- to move- and some sold at figures
well below -the Inside quotation. Game was dull
and' weak, but there was no decline in prices.
.-) Poultry -tperS dozen*— Hens, *sfe,« for- siu^U.
$7(gi7.30 f or •- large ; and $B@lo for extra; young
rooeters, $7SjS; do extra larjte. $3.50^10; : old
roosters. ?3@5.50: fryers, ?<).50@7 ; broilers.
$5@6 for large and J3.50@4.50 for small; docks,
nominal; pigeons. $1.50:* sqnabs, $3^4 : geese,
' $2.50@3 per pair; dressed turkeys, s 23Q2Sc \u25a0 p»r
pound.' -'• • '\u25a0' .
Game (per dozen) — Msllard duck3,.s4@s; can
vasbaeks,,ss@6: spriy. : $3.50(34; tea1., |2(&2.30;
widgeon. - ?2@2.50: - spoonbills. S2; ? blackjacks,
$2®2.50: gray ducks. $3: gray geese, $3.50«i 4.50;
white :\u25a0 geese. ;$1.50@2.50: " brant.i $2.50&3.,"^>;
honkers,' s6@S; hare, $1.30@1.73; rabbits |2.50.'
: ; Beans ; and i Meeds >
Beans (per ctl)—Bsyos. $r..25'a3.33: pea. nom
inal;, small white. $4.75; large white. $3.25^
3.6o: ; pink.- $4.00454-tW: red. 1 WQ6.iV>f blackeye.'
?4(y.4.15; ; lima.i $4-0o&4.10; red kidneys, : $5@
5^5: cranberry beans. $4.«0(Q4.50; Garranzas.
$2.£0©3; horse beans. $1.75<g2. .
Seeds — Brown mustard, 4^c; yellow -mustard.
sUc* flaxseed. sc. carload lou; canary. «> s 4f<?4c:
a/falfa. Us4*«l7c; rape. 2<02* 4 c: imported rape.
4©4Vic; timvtny, 6c; hemp, 3&&4 c; millet, oc
Dried Peas — Green, $3 per etl.
Floor and Farinaceous Gooda
Flour— California fumily extras, $5.<50®,7 net
without dis<;onnt: bakers' extras. $6.Softs7; su
perfine. $5.40^5.70: Oregon and Washington, per
bbl. $S@e.2t) for family, bakers' and patents
and 55.20135.10 for cat off: Kansas patents.
$6.50©«.75; do straights. $«.25<5!«.50: Dakota
patents. $7.20; do straights. $7; <!o clear. $8.30
per bbl
Farinaceous Goods — Prices In 100 lb sacks, net
cash, no discount, are as follows: Graham flour.
$3.40 per 10<» lbs; rye flour. $4; rye meal. $».S0;
rice flour. *7; o»rn meal. $3.25: extra cream do.
$3.50; oat meal. $4.40; oat sroats. $4.60: farinti.
$4.50; hominy, $3.50; buckwheat flour. $4.h(>;
whole wheat flour. $3.«O: rolled outs, bbls $o.7j*e
7.25. in sacks. $4.40<?*7: extra cream do. $> In
sacks and $7.50 in barrels; rolled wheat, bbjs i
$5..V>, In sucks $4.2.nrt{5: pearl barley. $4. »j:
split peas, boxes. $5.70 for yellow and $*.o0 for
green per 100 lbs.
Hay and Feedstuff*
Prices for hay and feedstuff* remain un
changed, and all conditions remain as before.
Bran— s27fa2!> for red and $2?<<Si29 per too for
Middlings— s34ff|3G per ton.
Short* — $2!>4£So per ton.
Feedstuff*— Rolled barler. $25<320: rolled oat*
for feed. $:K*4.>s; mixed "feed, $2Mg!33 for aver
age lots; oilcake meal. : vocoanut cake or
meal at mills. *25 in -jrt and 10 and $25.50 in
5 ton lots; jobbing. $W: corn meal. $SH(f433;
cracked corn. $.">S(go9: alfalfa meal, carload lots.
$20: jobbing, $21: red star alfalfa meal. $20 In
carload lots and $21 for jobbing: calfalfa meal.
$20 In car lots and $21 jobbing; Caproco oilcake
meal. $t«.50 per ton.
Hay — Wheat. $lt<^l«.sO: wheat and oat. s'>^
(&V\: tame cat. ?12Cn'16: volunteer wild oat. $o<£B
13:^ alfalfa. S»<ijl2: "stu«-k hay, $7@o per ton-
Straw — 50ijj.75c per bale.
Hide!*, Tallow, Wool and Hop*
There is a moderate business zoing on in
hops, with quotations showing some advance.
Hides continue weak, with a downward tend
ency, and wool is dull.
Hides— Culls ami brands sell about un
der quotations. Heavy salted steers, 13c; medium,
lie; light, lie; cowhides, 10 l >c for heavy, ttffte
for light; stags. 8e; salted kip, 10c; salted
»eal. Itfc; salted calf. l*lc: dry hides. 19Vie;
dry kip, IRe; dry .alf. 23c; dry veal, 2.">;
sheepskins, shearlincs. itifn 40c each; short wool.
50«885e: medium. Wf<uslAo: long wool, $t.2sffg
1.75: lambs. 25«?7.V: tiorse hides, salt. $2.23«a:S
for lar»e and $1.00^2 for medium. 73c<g$l for
small and 2r> / 3ir>o«. for i-olts; horse hides*, dry, >-
*U. 23 for lars» and $1.2T>«2 ft<r medium. 50citt
$1 for small iind 23&20e for colts; goatsklnx.
prime snjrora. 72t*'tt$l; larse h«ir goats, 2i@4oc;
medium, 'M'aZi.Hr; Kinall. s*jlsc.
Tallow — No. 1 rendered, sigs^e; No. 2, 3Ja6
4Vi<": srease. 2fcJ3c.
Wool — Fall clip: Northern, free mountain. 11
«it3e: Humboldt and M^endocino. 13@15c; south
ern, more or less defective, 7V,^B^jc; fall lambs,
8(3 10e for southern and 12rcjl5c for northern.
Hops — California. lSr«tSsc for crop of 1909;
Oregon*, IS^t2.".c per lb.
General Merehaadtae
Bags — Grain ba?s, sVi(a^%c spot and 5%<6J
5%c future: Sau yuentin bags. 51-5 1 -4 < *: wool bags.
32c for 3»i lb and 35c for 4 lb; fleece twine, Sc
per lb.
Coal— Pennsylvania anthracite eg?, $16 per
ton; Wellington. $12: New Wellington, $12; Coos
bay. $10; Australian bouse — Richmond, etc., $12;
Pelaw Main. $12; Stanford Richmond, $12; Cum
berland- $15 in bulk and $16.50 In sacks; Welsh
anthracite. $15; coke, $ltt per ton In bulb and
$17 in sacks.
Oil* — Quotations are for barrels. Linseed. 92
per gallon for boiled and 90<r for raw; cases. So
more; castor oil in cases. No. 1. 71c; Baker's
AA. $1.13(31.15; China nnt. cases. 60@70c per
sral: eoeoauut oil. la barrels, 75©7j»^3C for
XXX. 721i@7«£c for No. 1 and 70@73%c f»r
No. 2. according to nnantlty: extra bleached win
ter sperm oil. !Hc; natural winter gperm oil. 91c;
natural whale oil. 55c: extra winter strained
lard oil. gsftOSc: pure neatsfoot oil, 73c; No. 1
nestsfoot oil. 60c; herring oil, 40c: salmon oil,
Ssc: boiled fish oil. 35c; paint oil, 33c.
Coal Oil. Gasoline, etc.— Water white. Iron
barrels or drums, 10c; 150 dcg. oil, iron barrel*
or drums. ll«4c: special do. 12c; pearl oil. la
cases, 17c; astral, 17c; star, 17c; extra star, 20c:
Elaine. 26t£e: eocene, 21K:; red crown and motor
gasoline. In bulk 15c, in cases 22c; No. 1 engine
distillate, la drums. Sc; cases. 7c more; 86 deg.
gasoline. In bulk 30c, In cases 37^e; Tarnish)
makers' and painters' naphtha, la bulk lie, la
cases lSVic. V
Turpentine — 85c per gallon in cases and 7Sc f
In bulk, drams and iron barrels.
Rosin- (per bbl of 280 lbs)— F, $8.50; G, $8.53;
H. $6.70; I, $7.20.
Red and Wnite Lead— Red, B%@9c; white.
S>V4'*6B?4c per lb.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar reHnln? company qnotes as
follows, terms net cash: Standard fine granu
lated, 5.45 c: standard cuarse granulated. 5.45 c;
fruit granulated, 5.45 c; cut loaf* in barrels only.
7.45 c; 11. A E. crystal doruinos, 5 lb cartons la
cases, 8.45 c; do 2 lb cartons la cases. 5.95 c;
monarch bar, S.JSOe: tablets, in half bbls, 5.95 c;
do In boxes. 6.2t»c; cubes and A crushed, 3.70 c;
monarch powdered. 3.55 c; XXXX powdered,
5.55 c; candy granulated. 3.55 c; confectioners" A,
5.45 c: confectioners' crystal, 5.53 c; extra flno
granulated, 5.25 c: magnolia A, 3.03 c; extra C,
4.93 c; golden C. 4.85 c: D. 4.75 c. Barrels and si>
lb bags 10c, half bbls 25c. boxes 30c more per
100 lbs than for bags of 100 lbs net. Bar in 33
and 40 lb tins $1.70 more. In 3 and 10 lb tins
$2.33 more per 100 lbs- than price for thia grade
in 100 lb bags.
The California and Hawaiian sugar reflnin"
rompany quotes as follows: Uranuiated basis.
5.43 c; "Hlgrade" bar, S.SOc: powdered, 5.53 c; A
crushed. 5.70 c; berry. 3.43 c; C. So H. extra fln»
dry granulated. 5.43 c; coarse dry granulated.
5.43 c; confectioners' A. 5.43 c; confectioners*
crystal. 5.55 c: cubes, 5.70 c: bricks. 5.70 c; extra
fine dry granulated (100 lb bags onV)> 5.23 c;
excelsior A. 5.03 c; extra C. 4.93 c; golden C.
4.83 c; yellow D, 4.73 c; cut loaf. -in bbla only.
7.45c;jH. & E. crystal dominos, 3 lb cartons In
cases/8.43c; do 2 lb cartons in casen, 8.93 c. Ad
ditional per 10<> lbs: In barrels and 3o lb bags.
10c more; haLf bhls. 25c more; boxes, 50c mora
for all grades. Bar in 35 and 40 lb tins, $1.70
more: In 10 lb tins, $2.33 more. Mlaimum order,
carload weight.
»w Yorte Prodnee
Wool — Steady.
Sugar— Raw. «iuiet; Mu«ovado. S9 test. &fte;
centrifujral, »•• test. 1.41 c; mola«.«ef» suxar, S>9
test. S.S«c: refined, quiet.
Coffee — Futures closed qu^t. net uncbansed. to
5 point* lower. Sale*. 17.n»>rt bas«i. inclndinp
.May at 7.05 c; July. 7.1« c; September. 7. Wai
7.15 c: De»-emNr. 7.l'w-. Spot— Qutet: No. 7 Rio.
h U-ligMir: No. 4 Santos. y<&:l»S«": mild, uulet;
Cordova. 9'£Ct2i4c. -
Butter— Steadier. Western fw-tory. 22@23Vic;
western imitation creamery. 21 ( *j25 i tiC.
Cheese — Firm, unchanged.
Esgs — Steady. unchanged.
' DRIED FKCITS
Evaporated Apples— Spot, fancy. 10^@ltc:
choice. 9O9Vac; prime, 7*?7H«e; common to fair.
Prunes— Firm. California up to CO-lOs, 2%>i.-.
Riisins — Steady. Loose muscatel. 4igr>i«4c:
choice to- fancy sealed. s^«%c; seedless, 3U'd!
44 s «c; London layers. ?1.15©L25.
rhlcnjEo Dairy Produce Market
CHICAGO. F«b. 10. — Butter, steady: creamer-
Xtm, 25*i25«.-;*"«laIrleM. 23*«2««*: *szs. firm; rr
velpts. 4,737 i-HjiPK: at mark, cases Included. lT'j
@2:iVie; firsts. ZV%e: prime firsts. 2»»Hc: cbe»se.
steady; daisies. 1«"» «»17.-: twins, tH'-i&l'^ic:
"i'oons America*. I»H©M*ic; lonsborns, 1 \u25ba! » = *g
16\c.
J,o* Anselm Markets
[specn>l Dispatch to The Call]
- LOS ANGELA. Feb. to.— Extra seleet>-d c?;«
declined 2c n dosen tf» 2-V on thf prmtuce et
change. Kanch ramliml also «lroppe«l 2c to 2«<-.
and case counts le to 2«c. - Oregon daisy, eastern
twins and eastern dairy cheese dpcliiiod lc to 20c
a pound.
Keceipt* of produce in I j>» Augeles todar
were: Kszs. 21."! cases: butter. t0.22l pound*:
cheese, 8-IJV ponmbt; potatoes. ;»t2 .-*a"ks: onkms,
none; beans. I *ack>; sweet potatoes. \u2666 sacks;
sijipW. 21 boxes. MM
Bgjjg Eitra select. 22 s *: .Im-al ranch •\u25a0anUlfl
j firsts,- 2Bc: ca.«c wont, 24c: storage packed ex
| tra». 24c; storage packed seconds. 22e.
Bntter-rCreamery extra. "*r, creamery first.
W^ae: eastern i-reatnery extra. CTfic; coottni
butter, itic.
CUevse — Northern fresh. 20c: eastern singles.
lUl&i20c; eastern twins. 20c: -eastern ehediUr*.
Wittilc: easteru longhorn. 2tc; eastern daisy.
2»>c; '\u25a0\u25a0 Swiss '-imported. JMV: Swifs domestic. 23«-:"
brirk cream. -2»^>; Umlnirser. »i<^-Jlc: imported
Kdaml $S«i», i'»«i> of 12: Oregon daisy, 20c.
•Beans— No. 1 pinfc. \u25a0 *.">.25«i5..">i>; No. 1 Lima.
$4.40<§:*.50: »Lady W»shinst"U. *4..V>: do small
white. f."».40fti."..V»; Wackeje. $t.73; garranzas.
J4.iit; Jrntll>. ?7.
Potatoes — Salinas. \u25a0 $1.«T>te1.73: hfshlamN.
$l.ls*il.r>*>; l.«njp«xr. ' S t. H-Vji. l. T.">; W'atsonviUe.
Oi»boh. :?l.."i<»*.el-»Ui; sweet potatoes.
$2.25'92.3r»; Oregon early tt*e. |2: white rose.
f1.T5Q1.90t. :
Ka.ttcrn , IJvestof k 3larket
KANSAS «'ITV ..
KANSAS- CITY. Feb. I«.— Cattle—Receipt* i
4.«)t"»;' market ' steady t<» strung.- .SattT«* «t»er!>(HA
?."nfe".2s" cow* and lieifers. ?:;^«>: stocbers aoir^- •
feeders. ?o.~r»'§..V7">: bult^ $4<Qr>. 10; calves, $»«j| ,
9 2-">: • wcstcni steers, $1. i.i'Si.fi.oO: western cows,
$:;<is.2.v : - "
• Hogs— :R«H»U»t*. t*.n»>l: market steady .ffi.t
iower. Bulk of sales, $S.UG&S.tfc>; heavy, |S.«o

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