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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS REPORTED FOR THE CALL
THIMBLE RIGGING
IN WALL STREET
Suspicion That Powerful Specu
lative Forces Are Profitably
Manipulating Stocks
This Belief, in Conjunction With
Railway Wage Controvert
sies, Cause Slump
\ew York Slock L4at
B. F. Hutton * Co.. 4ft(i California street,
meobers of the New York «tuck exchange, fur
nUta tfce following ltet of bond and stock sales
j-esterdayj '
6*le« I STOCKS I High j Low ) Bid | A»k
300.Allis Chalmers.. 1 12 12 I 11 Til 12U,
IOO; Do pfd «45 45 144 145
47.400,Atual Copper ...} 77% 75*,' 77 | 774
l,6oy|Ara Beet Sugar..) 39 37?, :?«< 1 3«^
, Ho pfd 194 fi"
Am Can C« k I U*ii H?i
I.2i»| Do pfd 77^ 76%; 77 % 77',.
I^oo Ao Car i: Fdry.- 64 C 3i 2 631*1 <"
Do pfd 1106 jl«»
700 ! Aei Cotton 0U... 6C** 66 665* «7
j Do jifd 103 107
JAm Hiile & L 7 714
SOOjDo pfd ... 40 39'.i| 3i*hi W\%
I.soojAm Ice Securities 25? 4j4 j 25»4! 2«»
lOO.Arn Linseed 14% 14% 14%) 15
»X> Do pfd -38 3S 37M:i 39
1.600 Am LoromoUve.. 51Vi 50Vi 50?* .".1
fiOO Do pf4 114 113 113 114
„ ,Abj Malt I 6>4 7
Do pfd I 42 43
a»,7ooiAm Smlt i Ecfg SS\i S3^| M^| S4»i
300 Do pfd 10S Jlo7?sjlo7>i|lo7»i
600 Am Sugsr li 4 jli3* t iI23H!U-'*^i
b.^...b .^... Do pfd jlSl^ilSl 1 *
aXKAm Steel Fndrs. 53U| 59^| 5» | 60
LSuO.Ain Tel & Tel... 1401* 133» 4 :140ii|14»>%
4<lOAm Tob pfd , 87* t 96»«| W^l H7Vt
.%00,Aio Woolen 3Si» 3>» 1 38 | 35»4
200 Do pfd 103i*|103 102;;ilO3}i
s<X»iAija£ODda 48^| 4S^| 4b* 4 .4»
lOOiAU Coast Line.. 131 131 |131 J132
16^K)A Ti S F —.115 114 |114%tll* ! Vi
500 Do pfd 1031J 103HI103<Ki 103H
1.400-Balt & Obio 112' illli4|lU%|lll»i
i i Do pfd 1 1 OlMtl l»2^
MO.BethJehem Steel. 30T» 30i»i 3u»» 31
# Do pfd. - I 5S I 62
ft^fKVß B T 751,; 741,1 74^] 75
SoO.Caradian Pacific. 178% 178^jl7si-i)l7s'>.
r.600;C i 0 8G $5 SS»J Ki^
200 C& A 57 56 j SSVaI 57
.VO'C GTT «i> 2!*»i| 30V 4 | 31
3001 Do pfd 56% 55i*| sfii^j 57^4
. 1.8W.C & ti W 155i a 154it!l55*g|155'fc
S.KiOC M & St P 145 |143a 4 f144Vij144i,
200; Do pfd 15yV=!159 jISSWjISO
2.loC>,Ontr«l Leather.. 4U 41 v^ o%| 4^'
100j Do pfd 107 107 )10«*4(UtS
Cent of N J |2»0 |3t»J
ICAk: Termintl .., 3%j 4H
I Do pfd fl »»4
I<K»)C C C &. St t... 87 S7 K>> S3
I Do pfd irii no
1.800, C010 1 uel t Iron. 391*. SSi-^i 39 3&H
i Do pfd ". ...;.jll« 120
iCol Hock C & I % 1 14Vaf J r>1 4
iColo Southern | 1 61 6:>
Do Ist pfd I I [M s:i
I Do 2d pfd j 1 1 7S . 7«U
•-'.7<«) Consolidated <;a*.;145V144V«i143 145 ii
2.4'Mi : Corn Products ISHi '^V*l I^% IS'^
7'*i, Ito pfd j XS^i S2 Slji 82
:UMiI».! A. Hudson... i 175 1175 174 176
D I.A \V j I «;00 |Gsd
l.l<m 1» & X H I 40^4) 411 40%: 41
lUWj Do pfd ISO I 80 79 I 81
200'DiKlUlln* sei-5...| 32^i :t2Vi 33
Dulurti SSA; A. | 15 15^ i
Do pfd 1 ! 2* 2V !
I:!.4<hi Eri.- I 3i»i«| 29S 2»*4 30
:»hi, !t«. Ist pf,! 4!^*, 4X% 4Ss- 4 4»Vi
HMi! I»<. 2.J pfd I 3h I MS SHhi
«WH>,«>ii.-rjil El«ctric..jlM 1531% 154 155 '
I.7iHt<;rt X.irtliern Ore| Gii \ «7;i CS 6» :
LSOOiUrt Nortbeni pfd]l3o 1134'^ 135 - 1355»
SOOIIUInoU O-ntr«1...i141 [141 140^1141
4.tHK.i lnterlKiro. Metro ..| 21% 21% 21Vjl 21* i
2.400: Do pf.l | .">!,! 54^ 54^ j 54*4
...... .llntor Mfr Marine | 6'i «U
Soo| Do ptd j 2H 4 | 21 21 21J,
lOO.lnti-riiatnal I'ajter) 13 >*. | 13«£ 13 13*4
i Do pfd 1 1 54 53
l.*Knj IntPrnatual Pump; 47Vs| 47'.«j 47 47? i
riojlon Oesttii 1*23% 2." 23 23%
4"O ! Do pfd 431* 42Va 421J 43
K"Jji (' Southern I :5S .''•!> 1 37 38
X«> Do pfd <>3 CS% fi«% 7't
.Luke Krie 6i W.. 22 23
! Do pfd I «O C2U
2.4uf>L& S 1152 il5Oi s !iniii 152 '*
;Maek«y ..$ | 87 flO
Do pfd I I 76 77
2<>o Manhattan -136 1136 IST.U 13UU
Metro St Ry i 1 15" 17
:»*i Mexican O-nrral.. 27i^j 27 27»j 27%
:»io Jlinu &. St ! 42 41% 41 42
jOOI Do Ist pfd 71 70 70 75
Sno MStP& SS M. 14214 141i-i 142 1421J
lliO, D« pfd |155* i» 155 154 155^i
2.7<>'i,M« Kan & Tei...| 421,4 41% 41* i 41%.
i Do pfd 71U "3
I.HiO Missouri Pac ... 70 69% C 9i s "Oli
I.4Oo|National Lead .. 82% 81% 81»i 82%
»J0! Do pfd 108fci 10S 107 Vi 108
INational Biscuit 107 111%
I Do pfd 123 123} i
|N V Air Brake.. 78% 79
10.200.N V Central 124% 123U 123% 123"i
|NYC&StL 59 61
I Do Irt pfd 100 118
Do 2d pfd R7 PO
200 IN 5T XU & Hart. 160 159\ 159 160
1,1100 N V Oat & \V .. 45^-i 44^ 45% 45%
3.400- Norfolk & West.. 104 103% 103% 104
» J Do pfd 90 92
„ North Amer 77 78%
3.900jN0r Pacific ISS 133* i 135% 136
..... JOmaha 155 160
*....- Do pfd .«. 160 170
*.. Pacific Coa*t 11l 114
400] Pacific Mall 32% 31% 31 S2
600'Pae Tel & TeL. 28% 38 37 *i 39%
» fDo pfd * 85 98
£s.2oo?Penn B B Co ...fis«% 135% 135% U?6
ftOOPeople** Gas ... 110% lOft^ 110 110%
2^"o:Pltt«burr Ooal .. 21 20% 20% 21
500 Do pfd 72% 72% 72 73
600 P C O & St L .. 101 99 D9«i 100
Do pfd 114 116
ROOPresced S Car .. 43 42 42% 43
200 Do pfd ...... 102% 102% 102% 103
100 Et S £prbi£s Co 43% 40% 43 43%
»-..... t>o pfd 103 106
&4£.CoOi]2ea<Ui>K 167% 164 165 165%
Do Ist pM BP% 91
I<V> Do 2d pld ... 303% 103% 103 104
700 Republic S & L. S9 38% 39 39%
k Do pfi 100 101
1i.400 Rock Island Co .. 48T4 *"\* 45% 48%
soo Do pra ©0 P9 90% ai
600 Sloes S H & I Co. 77% 76 76% 77
» Do pfd „ 120 123
» SO. & BF Ut pM 68% 7214
1,300 Do 2d pfd ... 54% 53% 54 54%
TOOStL&S (V .... 29 28% 25% 2**4
100 Do pfd 73 73 73 73%
Sa,lo©'South<«-n Pac ... 128 125% 126% 128%
TOOSoatberß Railway 25% 27 % 23 25%
4<X) Do pfd fi9H 65 65 66 •
SOOlTen* Copper 52% 82% 32% 32%
400j7Vxas Pacific ... 2&?t, 29 29% 29%
k ......|Tblrd ATcoue 7 8-
JJOOJToIedO .St L & W 44% 45% 43% 44%
6001 Do pfd 67% 67% 67% 07%
lOOTwia City U T-- "* "* 113% 114
Un Bar * Paper 8% 11
k l>o pfd : 68 73
SMOvUnion Pacific .i. 186% 184% 155% 185%
100 Do pfd 99 f>9 97 9R«4
SOO Us Bob of S P.. 87 S7 S6*4 37%
1,000 TJ S Cast I Pipe. 15 23% 25 27
....... Do pfd 75 77
I>Oo'd S Rubber 44% 44 44% 45
400 Do Ist pfd 114% 114% 114 llti
J» Do 2d pf d .... K>i£ 80 78 80
XS4.BOOC S Steel C0r.... 55% X 3% 54% M%
3.000 Do pfd 121 119*4 120% 120^4
'B.2noUt»n Copper 49% 45»4 49»4 50
2,SOOjVa Car Chem Co. 57% 56 56% 57
100 Do pfd 125 125 124 UI6
«rtOWAba*h 21% LM«{ 21% 21%
. «,700 Do pfd 45% 46% 47 47%
800 Wells Firrjro Ex. 180% ISO 180 182
fiOO Western Union .. 75% 75 75 *75%
S.SOOiWcrtinsrbouFe ... C 9 67 C 9 70
h W & L X B 5%
200 Do let pfd .... 10% 10 9 11
....:.. 1 Do 2d pfd 5% H
....,..] Wisconsin Central T51% 53%
754,500— t0tal 'ebarrs sold.
\«-« York nond« - -
U S rcf 2» rer..lOOJ4!lnt Me.t 4'ig si%
Do coupon 100*; Int Mer Mar 4%». en
Do 3s re* JO2i ? Japan 4s »2
Do coupon ...-XJ2Vi W 4%8 ... 1«5?4
Do 4s reg 114=*. Kan City So Ift 3s 73%
Do coupon ....114 ! S|L Sbor deb 45. 1931 93%'
AlHs-Ch«l l«t ss. M%|L & N unified in. 95%
Atncr Ajrrteul 5«.102%iM, X & Tex Ist 4a 93%
Amer T4.T ct 48.103% Do pen -4%s ..-. 59«4
' Amer Tobacco 4«. 81% Mo Pacific- 4i> si '
Do 8s ...107 Do pt ss«tfs.. S3
Armour 4%8 .... 92"* N R of Mes 4%5. 95»i
Afro pen 4* . >00% NYC jren 3%b.. 90'
Do ct 4s 115% Do deb 4s ..... 95%
Do ct f»» .....,11S NY.NH & H ct6(«.135
Atlan C L lft 4s. 06% Nor & W Ist con4s 99%
Bfllt & Ohio 4s:. 99% Do er 4* .' .104%
Do 3%* ... 92 Kor Pacific 4s 101%
Do S W 3%5.. M% I»o St ...73%
Brooklyn Tr or 4s 83% OS Line rfd? 4s. 94%
rrntral of Ga 3s.lo*H Pa ct 3%5. 1915. 97 >
Out Leather J5».. 101 V« I'a con 4s 104%
«RK*«f NJ ff" 5«.124% Reading cm 45... 99%
Che, & Ohio 4»i5.10.J St L&. S F ft, 4*. R3U
Do ref 5« Wi Do pen 5s ..... s«%
<"hl & Alton \u25a0»%*. .'2% St 1. S W con 4*.. 78%
«•. B&\u25a0 Q Joint 4* »*S% Do Ist cold 45.. »2*i
Do pen 4* ..... !«•!> )<ea»>"«rd A' I/:4«..R3%
CJIt Ntp pn SUs b" S« Pacific c»)l 4».. 92»4
C.Rli I'm- cm ie 82% Do ct 4s ..102%
Uo refdc 45.*,.. 91 Dol*t rcf 45.. 95%
<V>lo iDdos 5«. V.'. 79%]50 llallwar.si>....loS
Colo Midland 4b.: ">>% 'Do pen 4* ..... 78
tnl So r&cxt 4>As 95% L nton Puciflc 48..101 ;
Del & ITu.l CT 4h.100% Do rv 451:."4 Sl :." 109%
Df" & Ul<. «J i«. $~~u- D.iili>t & ref 4*. 97%
Do ref is ..... yJUIU JS Uutber t3.'..W3%
PRICES GO DOWN
IIV STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK, March 16. — The
stock market reflected the further
technical course of the specula
tion today without much regard
to the news factor. . The shrewd
suspicion that 1 the most powerful
speculative forces which had sold
heavily at the high levels last
week had withdrawn their benev
olent control of the market and
were not averse even to see prices
recede again was harbored in the
minds of the professional element.
This helped on the decline.
The bulk of the pales were
ascribed to sources outside of New
York, mostly western speculative
centers. Greater confidence was
professed about the stock ex
change in the prospects of settle
ment of labor troubles, but the
outside selling seemed to be
prompted partly by uneasiness
over the ultimate outcome of the
wage controversies which are so
numerous in the railroad world.
Th«» sharp break in prices yes
terday in itself induced some fur
ther liquidation by timid holders
and by those called on to put up
additional margin. Signs of bear
activity were plainly seen. These
included a revival of reports of
,J. f. Morgan's ill health and al
leged anxiety over 1 the physical
condition of the king of Kngland.
The pressure to sell United
States steel was a sympathetic in
fluence. The publication of the
pamphlet report of the corpora
tion disclosed the favorable de
tails of the year's operations
which furnished the avowed mo
tives for the latest advance in
the stock. The elaborate details
of the report offered no striking
additions to the main outline as
already known.
The digestion of the fact! of
the steel report and the needs of
the uncovered shorts contributed
to the effective rally of the latter
part of the day. Much of that
was lost before the closing, which
was weak. ";. J i"
Interior exchange moved in fa
vor of Xew York. Rates for time
loans, however, were firmly held.
• Bonds were heavy. Total sales,
par value. $2,606,000.
United States bonds were un
changed on call.
Distillers 5s . 74 1(7 S Steel 2<l 55..1<M%
Erie prior lion 4*. 85%j\'a Car Chem 55.. iW'i
Do cen 4s 7« IWftbash Ist 5s 111%
Do ct 4s, ser A SI T » Do l*t & ext 4s. 72%
Do cv 4s. ser B 71 *4i Western Md 45... Sfi
Gen Elect cv 56.. 142 IWotins Xl cv 58.">P2«4
111 Cen let ref 4s 9S«i|Wis Central 4*>... 94%
New 1 <irk Mlninsr Stocks
Alice I.7s!Le»dville C<in <'<>
Brunswick Con .. 03] Little Chief ft.
Com Tun St<»'k.. .".I'Mexiean 1.50
Com Tun Bonds. . 2(1 Ontario 2..">0
Con Va Mm Co.. 1.20 Ophir l.."i>
Horn Silver f,.y standard 05
Iron Silver . .. 1.65J Yellow Jacket ... 90
JVew York Curb Stocks
Bid. Ask.! Bid. A«k.
Amcr Tob ..435 445 iMiaml 2.{ii, 2n%
B»v State G. 9-16 % Mines of Am. 4S "50
Boston Con.. .19:14 lU]k Montj: Sho % 1
Brit Col Cop. 6?, 7 Xcv Con ... 2.! 2:;%
me. Coalition 25% £5VNer Utah ... 1 3-18 IVi
Chi Subway. 2% 2'AJMplsslnc 10% 10«g
Cum Kly ... 7 9 ISmi Toy 30 3.-,
Davis Daly.. S% :M X Standard Mlv IN 20
Dolores , 6 6% 1 Do pfd ... 56 W
Dom C<>iiper. 2e 5c IStamlard 011.645 f>-,o
El Raro ...2% 2 H-HiiSnper & Pitts 13«4 14%
First N Cop. 4% 4«i|Trl BulH«n... % 15-16
Giroux ..... »% 9%|Ton Exten .. T.tc 75c
Gld Con ... 8 5-16 B»i[Unifed Coppr. 7 S
Gld Dnisy .. G . ~, \ Do pfd ... 15 '30
C,!d Florence 2% 2%|t'nlted R Vn. 15 17
Greene Can.. 10% 10% Yukon Gold.. 4% 4U
I Gujr Expross.2lo 225 R«y Central.. 3% 3%
I Kerr Lake ..8% 8 11-16 Uay Cou ... 22 22%
La Rose ... 4% 4% 1
Boston Copper Storks
BOSTON, March 16.— Considerable activity was
shown in North Lake and Lake copper. The
hulk of trading was confined to these issues.
Arizona Commercial was in better demand and
liquidation appears over In this stock. United
States semelters common, Arizona Commercial
and the lake coppers look be»t at this time.
The f ollowins list Is f urnli-bed by ,E. K. Hut
ton &. Co., 490 California street, San Francisco:
Bid. Ask. l Bid. Ask.
Adventure .. 8% .!i North Lake... 24% 24%
Allouez 50 52 Old Dominion 42% 43 '
Ariz Coml .. 34 34% Osceola .. .150 152
Atlantic 9% 9% Ojibway 10 10%
Bte Coalition 25 25% Parrot 15% 16% i
Cal & Ariz.. 71% 72 Qnlncy SS 89 • !
Cal &. Hecla.622 625 Shannon 14% 14»;
Centennial .. 20% 21% Super & Bost 14% 14«4 ,
Coppr Range 75 7G% Super Copper. 55% 56 %
Daly West.. 8% 9% Tamarack ... 6S 70
East Butte.. 10% 10»i Trinity .. 8% s%
Franklin 9% 9«J Utah Con ... ::2 .?_'!<.
Granby ..... — 85 . Wolverine ...135 ,143 *
Hancock .. . . 22% !•:{«. Wyandotte .. 2</- 2«i
Helvetia 3% 3*4 Ariz &• Mich. 40 (15
Lake Copper 76% 77 Abmeek 205 215
La Salle ... IG% 16% Chenmnc 10-. 11 V.
Mass Con .. 6% «% Cactus ...4 13-16 4 15-1(5
Mich Mm .. 7% 8 Live Oak ... 20 20% 1
Mohawk 60 60J_; Mason Val .. !tl-109<i
Nowhouse ... 2% 2% Yuma 1%15-ltt 1
North Butte. 40% 4<ib 4
l.omlon Clonlnc; Stockn
Cons for money.. si%!lx>ulsv & Nash. . . : . 155"-'.
Do for acct Sl%jM, X & Texas ri%
Amal Copper 78% 1 N y CentrsJ. 127
Anaconda 10 Norfolk & V\esl.-..KK>',i
Atrhison 117^i Do pM .. ... n:;
Do pfd KMVi Ont &• Western... 4V-4
Bait &. Ohio 114*; jPenm-ylvariia 70
Can Pacific IS3%{Kat>d Mines 9% I
<"he)i & Ohio 87%|nr>nc]in« K<\»':
Chi Great West.: :jl%|j?o Railwar 25%
«-hi. Mil & St p.;i4S%i D<> p.M " (;s ' .
De Beem 19'4!5., Pacllic fjsi:,
Den & Rio G 42 |t:nl(. n I'ncific WiK
Do pfd *2 I I>o |.M I*ll'
Erie ::<» it" .s s:<ei suk
Do Ist pfd 50«i| Do pf.l 121
Do 2d pfd 38 Walmsli 2"
Gtand Trunk 25 "! Do pfd ...... . 4!i
HI Central 145 '(Spanish U 95^
Bar silver — Steady: 23-Tid per ounce.
Money — I\>3<Q\% percent.
The rate of discount In the open market for
short bills 1* 3@3% per cent and for three
months* bills 3% per cent.
Condition of the Treamiry
WASUINGTON, March. 16.— The 'condition of
the treasury «t the lifginnlnK <>f business today
was as follows: Trust funds — Gold coin," $8.">5 -
572.869; pllver dollars, $4*8,769,000; silver dol
lars of 1890. $5,818,000; silver certificates out
etandisc, $488,769,000. • General fund — Standard
silver dollars in general fund. $3,037,336: current
liabilities, $98,210,304; working balance In treas
ury offices, $20,424,320; in banks to credit ' of
treasurer of the Cnited States, $35,160,740; sub
sidiary silver coin, $21,539,198; minor coin,
$1,192,503: total balance la general fund
$81,414,477.
Xf w York Money' Market
NEW* YORK. March 16. — Money on call,
steady. 2R3 per cent: ruling: rate, 3 per cent;
cloftin? bid, 2 per. cent;. offered at 2 per cent.
Time loans, firm; 60 and 90 days, i percent;
six months. \u25a0\<a l\', per cent. . •
Prime mercantile paper. 4%@5 per cent.
Sterling exchange, steady.- with actual busi
ness In bankers' bill at'54.54(£f4.8415 for 60 day
bill* and at $4.8690 for demand.
Commercial bills. $4.53*4@4.64%:
Bar silver, 51 %c."
Mexican dollars, 44c. -
Bonds — Governments, steady; railroads, heavy.
Northern Bualnesn .
PORTLAND, March, 16.— Clearings, J1.957 SC2
balances. $32«.165. ' \u0084 : '
TACOMA, March 16.— Clearings, $893,252- bal
ances. $104,001. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0'
SEATTLE. March 16.— Clearings, $2,213 284
balances, $291,053.
SPOKANE. March 16. — Clearings, $934 406
balances, $171,741., '
I, on 11s, Exchange and Silver ; \-~ *
Prime mercantile - paper 5Q6 per cent
Loans on' real e5tate. ......... ..5% <& 3 per cent
Merlins exchange. 60 day 5 ...... — (84.84%
Sterling exchange, eight. ....... — dgJ4.87%
Sterling 1 exchange. ; cables. ..:.:. f. — (^4.SS <4
New York exchange, sight.'. .... — % . 5'
New York exchange.^telegraphic' —(§ V 7%j ..
Hongkong .exchange/, sight. . .'. . . — @ - 42*4
Hongkong exchange, telegraphic." — (ni 42%
Silver, per. ounce '.'. — aj- ; r>l% '»*\u25a0
Mexican dollars, • nominal;. — 631 bo"
. CONTINENTAL
New York on Paris:... ....* 517%
New York on Mexico.. '201%
Paris on Lcnd0a. ;..;...... .V..'... .25.21%
Berlin on London:...'. .............;....:—
STOCK MARKET!,
: . The : feature of local securities yesterday was
the sharp rise.: in- Associated oil from $47-37^ to
$43.75." under » n long lief, of sales." Otherwise
(here were h-j • chnnsejt to : iiol?.- -\u25a0 Sales, or .lKiud*
were'sb3,euu. oaJilaai'gas; light and 'licat com
•THE- SAN \u25a0.i-.FR-ANGiSCa UALL,^ THUKSPM, MARCH 17, 1910
Sharp Rise in Associated Oil
Opliir Levies Assessment of 25c
pauy's Ti per cent bonds were ri coupon of $5.50.
The feature of ralnlug stocks was the levying
of an assessment of 25c on Opnir.: tun. first for
h number of years. At a special. meeting of the
directors Charles H. Kisli resigned as pre-lccpt
aud was succeeded by Franklin .!.' Leouaid Jr.
Fish wax. president for 30 Tears 'ami will con
tinue as -president of .the Cou*olWat?fl irglnU
and other companies. Consolidated- Iniperi-I also
levied an assessment of lc. The Comstock shams
•were suddenly stronger again an>l the whole !ixt
advanced more or loss, with racn-e activity than
they exhibited on the : preceding <ln.v. -
The southern . Ncva'daii - were dull and nil-.
changed. \u25a0 \u25a0'',\u25a0 '
The mlne« of Tonopah district shipped a tctnl
of H. 230 tons of \u25a0 ore of .an i-stiiuni.-Hl value i -of
$155,800 to the mills last we?-;. Tlic T-mopah
coni|>any sent 3.250 tons, the ' Helmout ' TSi.i tens,
Montana-Tunopaii 806 tons, '. MacNaiuam 250 tour-.
West Knd 12n tons. ' Tonopah Extentlloal H*o t«us.
Midway m) tons and Jim l.ulter leases 2o t<ln^. '
The Homestake mining company of South
Dnkota has resumed its regular monthly ilivi
dends that were suspended -during the period of
the labor tro\:blc at the niliie. One of 50 centos
per share ha^-been declared payable Mar.-li '-'•>.
The mill report of the \u25a0 Tonopah mining • «.-»>ui
panr for the lust week shows lime an average of
;t7 "stamps out of th« I'JJJJ wore droppiir; <<v- j
stantly, criKhing 3.250 tons of ore of an nvernse |
value of ?15.50 per ton. The bullion suipmeut •
consisted of 55 bars, valued Ht S44.GMO, and 2o \
tons of concentrates worth $10.-KKt. -making the
total bullion shipments amount to $54,000. An
average extraction of l>o per cent was recorded.
AnncKNincnt Directory Comatock 3llne«
Company— No. Ltd. Board. Sale Day. Amt.
Mexican !Ht Feb. 18 Mar. 17 .15
Belcher l»l Mar. 4 Mar. 20 .10
Crown Point 5 Mar. 4 Mar. 2S .l<)
Yellow Jacket.. 3* Mar. 4 Apr. 11 .10
Seg. Belcher 46 Mar. 5 Mar. 2S .O.i
Chollar 12 Mar. 5 Mar. 31 .10
Uale & N0r.... 20 Mar. 7 Mar. 31 .10
Union 21 ; Mar. 7 M«r. 31 .10
Alpha 13 Mar. 12 Apr. 1 .0o
Gould & Curry.. Ui Mar. 14 Apr. 6 .10
Cen. Eureka... 23 Mar. 13 Apr. 2.{ .0-\j
Confidence 55 Mar. 21 Apr. lo .-0
Overman 33 Mar. 31 Apr. J7 .10
Potosi ........ 13 Apr. 2 Apr. 28 .10
Sierra Nevada.. 21 > Apr. 2 Apr. 27 .10
UtHh 10 ".-'Apr. « May o .05
Con. Imperial. — * Apr. l«i , •"*
Ophir — ' -Apr. 1G — •-*
STOCK AND I1OX1) KXCIIAXGK
WEDNESDAY*. March 16—10:30 a. in.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask.) , - Kld - Ask
4s qr cp new — — [3s qr coup... — —
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Ala A W ss. — — I Oak Tran- <*.10.. i? —
Am R El ss. !WU 02VL. Oak Tran os.IOoJ-j — ;
Ae«o Oil ss. 96% 97^ O Tran Cn
Bay CPC 55.101 a « — O Trac Cn 5s fI^WU
Cal C G ss. — 105 O Trac Co 5s 02 !)o
Cal G& E g O W gtd ss. 85 —
m&. ct ss. SKI- 1 ?; — Om Cable fis. — 11-
Cal Xt C ss. 103% -t Pac G Im 4s. |*v» -,—
Cal Wine* ss. XTH 01 V B Ry 85.*a05>4106
City' El 55.. 00% iU'-i Pat- L&P ss. »S • —
C<; Wat .'.s. — 101% no gtd lss.. 0»;% —, -
Do g msss — <M Pac 'l&T 55.100U100' /2
Ed El LA 5B.lObH102& P& C H 65.-09 —
Ed L&P Bs.107!. - V fc « X 6s.tO«» —
DuPt V 4ViH — — - People's \\ os 6S b.»^
First F Tr55.101',4 — Powell st (is.. S«) —
F& C Hifis.lo2 — Sac Et!&K.)S. — lOSVs
HC & S ss. 107 107 U S Die«r» R .>s.loj —
Hon R T (is. — KiS S J L&P sb. 9j —
L Taboo Kss IM> llKi SFEI Ry .>s. So .— *
L A Elec 55.101 3 i — SF.O & SJ5s. — 10. s
LAG 1- Elss.MH 4 103 Do -d ms«.s — ••>-.•
Do Cor 55. 100 — !»•• *,'«» ,••"• — -''^
L A By 55.. - 110 SJ& SCR 4«.S - -
I.AL gtd ss. 103 — Slona X <>s.. — 108
LAP Tern Ss..HHJ«4 — S »' «»' .
LAP Ch 1 ss . 100% - (10121 ....10,. -
M.irin W ss. — — SPC 1 c-g f\},'^ ~
Mkt st C 08.10334104 IS P B It 65.125; —
. |t,,1,-in :«.'- 102 !. SPUR lot r«s 90 Q>>\?
MV& MtTSs. — 102 Irftkn (J&F- (i 5.10.. —
N it <>f C ss. — 117 [SV W g nig^s »=% •'-'*
N<; Ry 55.. — — \u25a0 [IT CJ & X ss. !J--S -\u25a0
N C P Co ,-)S.H>» 101% UR of SF 4s. .^^ —
NCPCn 5s 'M'k — VMllejo.Ben &__
N Fl Co 5* — i<-V- >»!>« RR5n '•• — .
1) GL&H ss. — — " Val Co P ss.lo'_ 103
WATER .SIOCKS
Marin C> .. 60 — |S V Wat' Co.; 49% 50
GAS'AXD ELhurUIO Si'OCKS
City El Co. . 52's 53VijPac L pfd.. .0 —
N Cal Power — 53 I Do com ... 5.b —
INSURANCE STOCKS
Cal lus Co. — H2- ll'ac C Casj-0.10 100
Flremu's FU.270 2J>O | .
. BANK .ST()CR>S
Am Nil Bk. — 135 i First Natnl. .24. V— \u25a0
Anelo & 1»n.150?i152 Mcr Nat 8k.22j «..
Rank of Ca1.412 413 S F National. — 140
Cent Trust.. — 125 | Union r Co.. - —
SAVINGS HANKS , o _
Ger S &. U2783 # — .S F S«v L..*— *•-_
Hum S Rk.125 ir-0 Say & L So.. — }-->
Mut Say Bk. — . 75 Sec Say Bk..— 040
STREKT RAILROAD STOCKS
California- .. — — I Presidio ..... 28Va —
I'OWDER STOCKS
Dv Pont pfd M 95 IGiant Con ..78 —
Do com . . 130 — I
SUGAR STOCKS
Hawaiian C. »l — IMakawcll S C .>" \u25a0 54 j
Honokaa S C 'SIVi 23 lOnomea S C. — "«
Hutch SP C ISV-J I') Paauhau SC. -b -9
Kilauea S C. — 'IS I Union S Co. . b'J?* — • j
OIL STOCKS
Amal (til Co. — 75 |\V Coast Opf — 101 '
Asso Oil Co. 4004 50 I D.i com ... — —
Sterling Oil.. 3 «%|
misci-:i.lam:ous stocks
Alaska PA. 89}_ «0 |Pac Aux F A 4 —
Cal F C A..101 l01?i!Pac C liorax.lo4 —
<'al Wive A. 31 32 Pa<- ' T&T pfd — ;.O< lJ4
MV& MtTm.HHt — Do c«ui ... Ji? 4 JJ>a 1
N Alas S Co. 115 120
SALES
Morning Session
Bonrd — • '
5 -Associated" Oil Co 47;3< \-i
5 Associated Oil Co 4..00
25 Associated Oil Co.. ........ 4< .^o
s?A«soctated oil Co, cash 47. v ,
5 Ass^-iatcd Oil Co ti.>i \tl
5 Astujclated Oil Co 4K.HO
i| r.O Alnska Packers' Assu K».s<t
I 145 City Electric Co • 53. U0
_."i Hawaii. 111 C"iul & Suear Co 41.2.>
i ' (<o Makaweli Sugar Co v 53.00 '
110 Paclue 'I el & Tel ,<ptvl) 07.00
G5 Spring Valley Water Co, b 15.. 50.00 j
tiO Spring Valley Water Co, b 10.. 50.00
$S.fHJO S PR R Ist refdg 4s. ..'.Mi. 25
»d.imh> >pr)ng Val Wat Benfintge t5..!i2.75
$22,000-bprllig \'al Wat Kf.i mtge 45.. < .t2.(i2 1 .i
*_0,000 Attociatrd Oil Co ssl 'J<i.sO
* . Street — .. '\u25a0 \u25a0 .
."•0 rul.'ii Sn^ar C" 70.00
£3,000 Pad tic Electric Ry 55..; ...105.75.
Afternoon Session
Honrd — \u25a0 \u25a0 1
.-. Assw-latod Oil C 0........ 45.50
15 Assoclftlid Oil Co. 4N.75
7VAKsi/i-:Rled Oil Co '.'.-.. 48>7>_ i
SO Assihialit! Oil C>>...... 4ft. 00
20 Associated Oil C<> \u0084 4!).12'/j
, 110 Asuviated 'Oil' >.o. 4U.25 :
45 Assoi-iated Oil • Co 4!>.37>4
•_'." Associated oil C 0. .. 4:t.5(t .
ITS Assoc-ißt«d Oil Co.. ... 4M,K2U 2
75 Associated Oil Co 40.75
5 Gla.H p..\v<Hr .". 78. (X)
•_'00 Makaxveli Su^ai' Co ..-.......'... 53.00
!-\u25a0 50, Spring! Volley Water Co 4!t.S7Vi
$l,<Ml" ,n <,V 1 Power Co Con ,"»5. ....... !»7. 00
$J) OdO Spring Val Wat' gen ;iutge; 4s .'-.i 92.62%
$Ht.OOO United -R R of S F 45. ....... 73.00
• •\u25a0 Street — ' "»-.
$«,000 Spring. Val Wat. gen mtpe 45.. !>2.62'.4
California Slock and OH Kxchnage .
Bid. Aski Bid. Ask.
Aniaurot .... 77 — Nev \u25a0.County. . 30 —
Anly 1.(55 1.75 New Pa Pet. 1»5. 1.00
. Apu'llo 13 lsP«rafflne- 1.40 1.50
Asso Oil ..48.00 45. 50 Palmer .. 1.25 1:27 V,
Do bdsss.!J«.s« —J Peerless .. — 5.00
Bay City ...2.40 — |Plujl ...... .0.00 Vj. 75
Blue M00n... 23 . . .2G|Premier. ... . 1.20.1. 27V_
Brwkslire 1.«2«*. 1.12 vi Producers ;.. — 4.00
Cal Oil & G. 1.35 I.soiltcpubli(; .;...C!I 75
Caribou 15.50 lfi.oOlKlerj - ...... .. '1.5(1 —
Chi Crude .. H — S F & McK.27.50 —
Claremont ..1.U5 2.«J<l Saner D0ugh. 2. 47142. 70
Dabney ..; . . — 11 Section 25.. .25. 00 27.50
Del licy ... — 20|Sesn<»i ......8.00 • —
Rnos ..1.27>41.30 Shawmut .•.'..;\u25a0 — 45
Four- '..--— " -29|SUver Tip .2.75 2.05
Gypsy .. 32 -C. 3sjSovereljrn ... — 23
Imperial .:.. — 29.00 H" W & R.:.. 48 —
Juuctlon .... 40 . — ISterlliiß .....— 3.40
Kern River. 10.00 - — Sunset Hon.. 50 .—. —
Lueile — 15.00 Turner . .... .ICIS —
McKlttrlck \u25a0\u25a0'.' 17 — iWolverlne ...- 30 ; ,—
M0nte, Cri5t0.2.55 2.5714 W X Oil C 0.2.40 2.70
1 000 Blue Moon \u25a0.....- .25
1000 Monte . Crlsto ...'..: 2.42' i
300 Monte Crlsto ..".'. .' ...". ..... . 2.45
\u25a0200 New -Penn- Petr01eum.:.'. ....:.:..:.. 112. .
. 100 New I'enn Petroleum.. ....'.. .- .fiU y
'.100 New Tcnn Petr01eum... ::....:....- .HH -
4000 Palmer ..-......:........: ...v 1:25
200 Premier .:........ ...^ 1.22>i
. 500 Premier, s 5.:........"......;..'... 1.20
700 Premier, b 00.. ....'...:....... 1.25 ;
» Informal^- .... \u25a0 *-.'*-'
41 Claremont, 1.90
"2 p. in.— ; \u25a0
500 Amaurot -.....'..................... ."»! :
1000 Amaurot .7*
CO Associated Oil .'. .V.. ........:.... 48.00 "
200 Monte Cristo 2.50
100 Monte Cristo. ........ :.:.....:. 2.55
2tW Monte Cristo ..........:....'... '2.07^
100 Monte Crlsto . 2. H0
100 New Perm Petrolcuni-. ••"\u25a0.•...'...».•/ .92 \u25a0
4500 Palmer 1 . 25 -
300 Silver Tip ...:.:..-\u25a0• 2.55'
'\u25a0 -'\u25a0 Mining Stoekai- S .
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXqHANGE '
'Following . were the salesin the Saa Francisco
6tock and exchange^ board yesterday:
. ,-. • COMSTOCKS . .
Regular ~ Mornine » Session '
'000 Andes.'.'. ..:•;.'•\u25a0* 15 200 Savage .: . 40
•V.OO CaledonlH.:.. rv: 'ss 1100 ' Scorpion . .... ..; US
:• 200 Cbollar? .vr.-. . ,30 500 Union '.-.rr.... 7S
100 Hale. &;-N0rc.".50 100 Utah ......*... <is
.''loo Mexican .'.'•'. iV.Gn ' 200 ; Yello- Jacket. "''oo
\u25a0- 500 Ophir ...'.;.. .l;.>o ' '.. \u25a0 . -.;,
*v .i -;,'AfteruiMin"»Se>slon .-'•\u25a0" - t>
1-000 Alplia *. . . . . .".": : 1-1 \u25a01W Mcsic-au . .'. . l . «_ Ij'
1500 Andes ... in 200 Mexica n ...... 1 . 65
tWO Andes ..'..... "18 300 Mexican ...".1.67%
300 Andes 19 400 Ophlr ....1.50
100 Caledonia .... tU 100 Ophir ..1.52Vi
1200 Chollar- | 30 1100 Ophlr ........1.55
200 Chollar -32) 100 Sa^ige ....... 50
100 Chollar ...... 33 700 SaT«pe 51
1000 Con Imperial. 07 UiO Seg Belcher .. 27
300 Con Va M....1 30 100 Seg Belcher .. 28
100 Con Va M..1.37V» 500 See Belcher.'.. 29
<<«• Con Va M. . . .1.40 400 Sierra Nev . . . 5S
200 Con Va M..1 42% 100 Sierra Nev ... 60
900 Coo Vn M 1 45 300 Sierra Nev ... ,61
200 Crown Point. .1.00 200 Sierra Nev ... «2
. 400 Exchequer ... 23 1000 Union ........ >S
300 Hale & Norc. 50 200 Union 80
300 Hale & Norc. 51 100 Union ........ Stf
20<t Hale & Norc: 52 500 Utah % H
tiOU Mexican .....1.60 100 Yellow .Jacket. 95
• • .' Inform;! Session . , -' '.' ,
100 Caledonia .... 01 100 Opbir ..... .1.52%
UOfi.Con Va M. .. 140 100 Overman ...-• .1.25
yIOO Crown Point.. 1.05 100 Union ........ *5
f'°o Gould & Cur. 35 400 Utah .......... 11
\u25a0 300 Hale & Norc. 53 200 Yellow Jacket. 95
• 300 Mexican ..... 1 05
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
Bid \sk ' Bid.Ask.
-^Jl'ha ........ 12 14 Julia — * 24
i Alt ? ••• -— 25 Justice —
Andes ....... is •_ Kcntuck lo 20
• Belcher — 1.05 Mexican ...;..l.«0 1.62
I Bullion 22 25 Occidental .... 30 —
, Caledonia 60 62 Ophir I-™ 1.55
tballenge Con 33 35! Overman 1.25 1.30
\u25a0Chollar a 234 I'otosl , 45 —
Confidence ...1.00 — Savage 50 51
Con Imperial. 0« 07 Scorpion OS 09
ton Va M Co. 1.40 1.42 Seg Belcher . . ,29 30
Crown Point.. 1.02 107 Sierra Nev .... 61 t>3
F. Sierra Nev. 09 — Silver Hill ... 22 25
Kxchequer ... 23 25 Union 83 85
Gould & Cur. 35. 37 Utah 10 11
Hale & Norc. 53 55 Yellow Jacket. 95 97
TONOPAH AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS
././;« - Regular Morning Session"
1000 Blue Bell ... 03i 1000 Red Top Ex.. .02
1000 Midway .... 32 200 Ton Exten :•• 80
1000 jVev liills. s5 50 1500 West End ... 40
IWO Kaw Queen... IS 1000 ,West End ... 39
nnnh \u0084 -Afternoon Session .
Adams 07| 1000 Oro .07
400 Belmont 2.35 1000 Raw Coalition. 20
JW Coin , Fraction. 35 100 Raw Coalition. 19
2WO Pairvw Eagle. 12 2000 Rescue Con .. 02
. l(K) llorence 2.40 :atOO Round Mt ... 54
500 Gld Con M.8.27% 331>3 Round Mt... B»
•50*1 Jim Butler . i 525 Do. 1? 5 50
' .SOn Jumbo Xx . . . 37 200 Silver Pick .. 08
200 .'Little Ton .. ' 55 400 Ton Exten ... 79
1000 Mayflower ... 03 5000 West End ... 39
1000 Midway ..... 32
. Informal Session
400 Beimont 2.30| 500 Jumbo Ex ... 37
..00 Belmont .2.35 4000 Midway ....... 3">
I<K) Com Fraction. 37 5000 Do. b 60;. .. 36
1000 Com Fraction. 39 4000 Silver Pick : . 09
2000 Gld Merg. slO 11 2000 West End ... 39
vOW Jim Butler .. 13 . -
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
CALIFORNIA
Bid. Ask.
Bunker Hill Mining Co 4.25 —
NEVADA
Tonopn|j District
. Bid.Ask. l ' \u25a0 Bid.Ask.
Rplmont 2.M5 —(North Star ... 02 03
Jim Butler .. 12 13 Rescue Con-.. =02 03
MMcNamara .. 2ti 27 Tun Exten ... 70 SO
Midway 34 — Ton of Nev.. .7.25 —
Montana 85 — (West End ... 39 40
Coldfield District
Adams — -OllGld Kewanas.. 07 OS
Atlanta '...... in .lfi|Gld Merger M. — 11
Blue Bell ... f)2 <13 Grandma 01 tC
Blue Bun ... or, 00 Great Bend .. 03 04
Booth 15 Jtj Grt Bend Ans — 01
CO D OS — Grt Bend Ex. — «1
Columbia Mt. — OS Jumbo Ex ... W 37
Com Fraction. 3S — : Kendall ..„.. 02 03
Crncker Jack. 02 03 Lone Star ..:. .04 05
Daisy 06 07|On> 07 OS
Dm B Btte. C. 01 (iL'|Red Hills 04 05
Dmdtld Trncl. — 01 Red Top Ex.. 02 " «!
Florence — 2.45 Sandstorm .... 03' —
Florence F.x.. — 01 Silver Pick .. 09 JO
'Frances Mhk. 02 — St Ives — 20
Gold Bar Gld 05 —Wonder — 02
Gld Con M...5.27 8.32 Yellow Ticer.. 06 —
Gld Portland. 01 02
Bullfrog District
Amethyst 01 .02|M.mt Bullfrog. — 01
Bonnie Clare.. — lUJMontgomy Mt. 01 02
Hlfrir Nat Bk 01 02 Tramp Con... 04 <*$
Ilnincstake, K. — 01 Valley View... — 02
Mayflower Con 03 04
Manhattan District'
Man Con 01 02 Mustang .Man.. — 02
-Mnn Dexter... 03 0» Pine Nut —.02
Mineral Hill.. — 02 Thanksgiving.. 0."! —
Other Districts
Balloon Hill.. 05 Pitts S Peak..; 71 75
Ehulo'h Nest.". 02. 03 Queen Regent. .—. — 10
Fairvw G Bid — 02 Ramsey 01 —
Falrvw Hallst — 01 Itaw Coalition. IS 19
Fairvw>Eag!e, 12- 13 Raw Queen .. 18
Jack Pot — -05 Round Mt ... 54 —
Nev Hills ... 50 —
Copper Stocks
Cum,j;ly ..7.50 7.7s|Nev Cons ..24.25 24.50
Glroux Cns. f1.75 10.12
GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat — There is nothing new in the situation,
either here or in the cast.
CASH WHEAT
California club, $1.82i,i@1.57U; Sonora. $2®
2.15; Propo and . white Australian, $2@2.05.
Northern wheat— Club, $1.85@1.87V£; Russian
red. $I.J>oGtl.B2' / &; turkey red, $1.85@1.02^,;
bluestem. $1.95(g.2 per ctl. \u25a0 •
FUTURES
No quotations.
Barley — The market continued very quiet yes
terday, with quotations unchanged in the cash
grain.
CASH BARLEY
A Xo. 1 feed. $1.40@1.42V4; off grades, $1.35<3
1.37% per ctl: brewfng, $1.42^t01.45; shipping
lots, $1.42i£@1. 45; chevalier. $1.60@1.65 per ctl.
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
Open \u25a0' High Low Close
May ..1... ..SI.3S Sl.nsyi $1.38 $I.SSU
December .. 1.28% 1.29% . I.2S<£ i:2ofc
2 p. m. Session .
May— No sales: ?1.38 bid.
December— sl,29l*. bid. $1.30tf asked.
Oats— The market continues neglected, arid fea
tureless. ";
- \u25a0 Reds . for feed. $1.50<3>1.60; reds for seed,
$1.6.')@i.~0; ' black, nominal; gray, $I.62>4fig
1.70; white, $l.tt.*>@l.7o per ctl for fair to No. 1.
Corn — Manchurinn small yellow is quoted at
$l.fio per rental in sacks; California small round
yellow. $1.70 fa 1.75; i white, ' $1.73: large yellow,
51.G5ig1.70; western states yellow In bulk, San
Francisco track, $1.56; white. $1.58; ? mixed.
$1.54; white Etfrptlan, $1.t50@1.70; brown do,
$1.50@1.60 per ctl. . .
Rye — Utah and California, $2 per ctl. -
CHICAGO BOARD OF- -TRADE
Future Grain and Provision* -
• OHIdAGO, March 10.— Conflicting reports of.
ruin in'the southwest kept wheat prices fluctuat
ing here " today. The. distant futures .recovered
nil looses and finished fit ;i» slight \u25a0 advance,
while May kept on the down grade. Corn wan
weaker all n round nfter a icomparatively^ tlrm
start, and finisheil Xrom to %c off. - Poor de
mand kept oats weak all day, while provisions
under; heavy liquidation sold off much of. the
time. ;
Covering sales early gave a strong tone to
wheat- price*, which shaded off later when re
ports; of rain in Kansas were received. Cash
wheat- continued 'weak. '.July, and September
showed the greatest response to the shifting
news from the .southwest, July selling off . from '
an ; early high of $1.07% . down to $l.Cti^and
climbing back to a close %@%c up. at $1.07.
May showed less nbllity-to recover from ita bot
tom level and closed He: off at $1.13 U. .;.- •
'\u25a0•' Sellers : held > control \u25a0In corn throughout the
day. and witb'llttle difficulty, kept the moderate, i
demand more than supplied. May sold 'off ; from '
64% cto (33% c, the more distant deliveries tak- 1
i_g a similar plunge. Cash corn prices remained \
steady I o i/ie lower on it moderate demand. No.
3 ..yellow sold at flli6<%62a*c.:;. The futures
closed weak on all the options, " with May ' \i@
%c off at 03% c.
I'oor demand for cnshoals kept prices on the \
down grade. -The more distant futures showed
symptoms of strength late In the, day, July
closing' lie- off, ', at *. 43c, -. and -' September un
changed. . May -- dropped from 45% c to 44%@
45e and closed weak at &@?&C off at 45% c .. '
In" provisions, renewed*, demand i- for lard and
ribs curried prices for these -products to a finish
7'^e higher. May pork sold between $25.80 and
$25.45,r finishing 17^c off- at $23.55. Closing
flgure-H ' for - other- May- products were: Lard,
$13.90; ribs, $13.42»{5.
"The leading; futures ranged as follows: • \
Articles— . - .Open. High. Low. :•' Close.
.-- Wheat — . • \u25a0 ..' \u25a0 - . \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•,\u25a0 . ..--.-
May .'..:...... .1.1.Ti:', -1.13!<! 1.13 .'-1.131,
July '1.07% 1.07«s \u25a0I.OOVi 1.07-
September >".'. . .. 1.04%* I.o4>i \u25a0'. 1.03% , 1.04U
' 'Corn — •- \u25a0\u25a0 ' ' \u25a0-\u25a0 \u25a0 - -' \u25a0 \u25a0••\u25a0-\u25a0 : \u25a0 ! •\u25a0•\u25a0 ••-. \u25a0 .
May , 64^ 64% . Kl«j 63'^
Ju1y....:...... firt=, o«'.i H5% -'65%
September ..... (sts»; C6?i - 66.- 6614
Oats— • . \u0084". \u25a0 .
May . ........; 4.-.IA 4?i% 44*6 45*4
July ........... 43»£ 4314 42% ; : ;43 .
September . '_" 4<Hi . 4»>Vi \u25a0 -10 \u25a0 ' 40* i
- Mess ; Pork.-, per barrel— V\u25a0< '\u25a0 \u25a0 . ' ;
May ......... ..2.">. 50 .25. 5« 2."».45 ' 25.55 T
•Tuly, ...........25.70 25.7.". 25.47,4 25.55 ,
September". ...; 25.00 25.55, 2".. 32 Vi 25. 32 if,
r* Lard, per 100 pounds —
May .......;... i:t. no. i.".!» 5 13.C0. 13. »o
July .... ....... 13.75. J3.7* : 13.45 13.75 .
September .: .v .T13.70 ,-:. . 1.".72!4 13.30 ' < 13.70 •
' Short -Ribs,", per 100 pounds — ' •' • \u25a0 --' '
May .......'.. ..in;40 • 13:45 13.30 '. 13.42^
•Mily ...13.25 13.50 ; 13.12 1 .i>13.22ii
Septeniber;. .....13.25 13.U0 \u25a0 13.12!£;13.20 ,;\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•
. v- Cash ; Grnln^ and. \ Provision's
'.:'\u25a0' CHICAGO,'^ March i 16.— Cash V quotations \u25a0 were
os, follows : -. Flour, - steady : *\u25a0 No.*- 2 .- rye, rl i7S@7»c;
feed . or : mixing . barley. 58ft$61c: fair-: to * choice
malting, barley, 1 65<if70c: 'No.' 1 southwestern \u25a0 flax
seed," $2.14; 'No. ''. l : northwestern iflaxseed. $2.24;
clover. i' sll. 7s ; v mej>sv pork,- per? barrel; 525.f12<4
025.75: ;\u25a0 lard. - per .100 \u25a0 pounds/f $14. 37% ; \ short
ribs, a sides * (loose » ; r $13<aio.37Vi ; ' ' short i clear
sidos \u25a0' Umxed).- $14«>14.2.'>. A /- -.\u25a0>'' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0s-..\u25a0\u25a0."
'V* - ; ." ' \u25a0"•ORAINCSTATISTICayu v;^ , •-:. v>
Total clearances vl .wheat aud flour ; were r cqual
SUMMARY OF?
I THE MARKETS
Wair street stocks lower. Cop
pers easy. .-. '\u25a0*
Spot and future cotton declined.
Associated oil advances sharply.
Comstock shares turn upward.
Ophir. levies an assessment of 25c.
SiH'er and Hone Wo hr exchange
higher.
Grain market quiet and. un
\u25a0'\u25a0" changed. -'.
If ay. and beans, as before - quoted.
IVo further" changes In meats. ,
Butter still lower. Cheese and
errs unchanged.
Good apples active. Oranges qniet.
Western poultry coming in freely.
! to 116,000 bushels: primary receipts were 613,000
biwhels. compared with 306,000 bnshels the cor
1 responding day a year ago. Estimated receipts
1 for • tomorrow: .Wheat, -62 cars; corn, 210 cars;
oats, 200 cars; hogp, 20,000 head.
. . - \u25a0 - . \u25a0
Foreign Futures
. LIVERPOOL -
Wheat— March May July
Opening .„....:..... 8 2% 7 11 7 .10?;
Closing 52%" 7 11^ 7 lO', 8
PARIS •
Wheat— March July-Aug.
Opening _4.55 21.70
Closing .................... -4.W 154.70
Flour—
Opening Jtt.3s 32.90
Closing 33.35 32.90
. New York Grain Market
NEW YORK. March 16.— Flour— Steady, but
quiet. Receipts, 22.50S barrels; shipments, 2,470
barrels. . • , ,\u25a0
Wheat— Spot, unsettled; No. 2 red. . $1.26^
c. 1. f. - to arrive and nominal afloat; No. 1
northern Duluth. $1.25%, opening navigation;
No. 2 hard winter, nominal. The option market
was quiet' and nervous and after declining early
under commission house selling \u25a0on predictions
of rains in the southwest, rallied In the after
noon ron covering by shorts and closed at un
changed to V«c net advance. Mny. $1.22*4 Cal
1.23 ft; closed $1.23%: July, $1.15 3-16® 1.16,
closed $1,151,4; September. $1.11>4@1.11%,
closed $1.11%; receipts, a",200 bushels; ship
ments, 5,530 bushels.' '-
Northern Wheat .Market
WASHINGTON .
TACOMA, March 10.— Bluestem, $1.14@1.15;
club. $1.06. .
SEATTLE, March 16.— Milling quotations:
Bluestem, $1.10; club, $1.00; nfe, $1.06; red
Russian, $1.03. Export — Bluestem, $1.07; club,
$1.03; fife, $1.03; red Russian, $1. No car re
t-pipts up to noon.
OREGON
PORTLAND, March 16.— Track prices: Club.
$1.0.{<&1.04; bluestem, $1.1K51.12; red Russian.
$1.02; turkey red. $1.05; forty-fold, $1.06©1.0U;
valley, $1.04.' Receipts— Wheat, 32 cars; barley,
6 cars; oats, 1 car. . .
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Minneapolis Grain and Produce
MINNEAPOLIS, March 16. — Wheat — May.
$1.13%; July. .-sl.l3*ii£l. l.ii*. Cash— No. 1
harcl..sl.l4%«£l.ls»i;No. 1 northern. $1.13%«$
1.14%; No. 2 northern. $1.11^^1.12%; No. 3
northern, $1.07% <§ 1.10%.
Corn — No. 3 yellow, 56vi<<i59*ic,
O a ts — No. :» white. 13(5i.43»2C. '
Ryo — No. 2. 7274 'a 74"ic.
Flax — Closed at $2.22%.
LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Prodnoe Mn roll IB
Flour; qr ska 1,450 Alfalfa meal, sk?. 350
Wheat, ells .... 320 Leather, roll* ... 65
Barley, ctls .... 5,375 'fa110w, ctls-.... 85
Onts.'ctls 180 Hides; No 435
Corn, ctls 30 Pelts, No 3.250
Bran, xks 135 Lime, bbls 740
Middlings, skg. .. 85 Sugar, ctls .....17.000
Potatoes, sks ... 2.095 Wine, gals 25,700
Onions, sks 1.300 Brandy. .gals .... 100
Hay. tons 457 Oranges, bxs SOO
Hops, bales 2 Houey, coses 40
\V«wl. sks 50 Paper, bdls ..... 60
Mustard seed.sks "50 Quicksilver, flasks 50
Feed, sks .' S3O Lumber, M ft.... .20
Provisions
Cottolcne — One half bbl. 12"4 c; 2 half bbls.
12% c; 1 tierce, 12% c; 2 tierces, 12»ic; 5 tierces,
12% c. . . .
Hams and Bacon — The Western meat company
quote as follows: Hams, .19%<&2Oy>c: picnic
hams, 14% c; California hams, 18.%<g19%c; estra
fancy bacon, 26c; fancy bacon,- 6 to S lbs, 23% c;
S to 10 lbs, 22% c: 10 to 12 lbs, 22 % c; sugar
cured, 23c; light dry salt bacon, 8 to 10 lbs,
20c; 10 to 12 lbs. 19% c; medium bat-on, 18% c;
light medium bacon, 18% c.
I^rd— Tierces. 17c. sf« 17% c, 10s 17% c, 5s
17% c, 3s 18c; compound lard, tierces, ll%c, 50s
11 %c, 10s 12% c, 5s 12% c, 3s 12% c; yellow cook
ing oil, 65c per gal; white cooking oil, 66% c
per gal; salad oil, 68c per jraL . -
Beef — Local prices are quoted. Export lets,
inspected by the government, are $1 per bbl
higher. Extra family beef, $15 per bbl; family
beef, $14.50 per bbl; extra mess beef, $14 per
bbl; smoked beef, 19c per lb.
Pork — Extra prime, in barrels., $26; clear, $30;
mess. $26; pig pork, $32.50; pigs' feet. $5.75 for
half bbls, $2.40 for 25 lb kegs and $1.35 for kits.
Meat Market
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows: *
Beef— B@B%c per lb for ateers, 7@7%c for
cows, and heifers. : ,
Yeal — S(fj9c for large and o@lo%c for small.
. Mutton— Wethers, 11%^12%c; ewes, 9(§|lo%c
per lb.
Lamb — 12%^13%c for yearlings and 14Q15C
for spring. . - . /
Dressed Pork (per lb)— l3%@l4c for light;
. LIVESTOCK MARKKT
, The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight: ... - \u25a0 ' '\u25a0 '
No. 1 fat steers, over 900 lbs alive, 5%@5%e
per lb;- under 900 lbs. sc;.seccnd quality, 4%@
sc; third quality." 4@4%c.
No. -1 cows ani heifers, 4%@4%c; second
quality, 3% @4c; third quality. 3%@3%c; com
mon, thin, undesirable cows, 2% @3c.
Fat bulls and stags, 2%@2%c; half fat or
thin bulls, l%@2c. '
Calves — Light weight perlb, *«4@6c; medium,
5%@5%c; heavy, 4@4»ic. --- . .T-
Sbsep (per lb) — Wethers, No. 1, 6@6%c;
ewes, 5%4b5%c. . •
Lambs (per lb)— This year's . milk lambs. 7@
7%C. - \u25a0 \u25a0 - . \u25a0:-\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0'.• - - . \u25a0 \u25a0.- \u25a0-
Hogs (per lb)— Hard grain fed. weighing 100
to' l4o lbs, 10@10%c; 140 to 250 lbs, 10%<3
10% c; 250 t0' 350 lbs, 9%@10c; common, unde
sirable hogs, 7fi£Bc. . . r
: Horses and Blnlea
.. The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers' and Stock Grow
ers' Journal: - .
. HORSES. . \u25a0 . \u25a0
Desirable "drafters. 1,700 lbs and 0ver..5300@350
Light drafters, 1,500 to 1,650 lbs 250&300
Chunks, 1.350 to 1,500 lbs... 200<Jj250
Wagon horses, 1,250 to 1.350 lbs 150C(f200
Delivery wagon horses, 1,030 to 1,250.. 123rrt175
Desirable I farm mares. .....'. 125@175
Farm workers... ......V...... 75Q125
MULES
900 lbs, 4 to 7: years $125@160
1,000 lbs,-4 to 7 years..... 150@175
1,100 lbs, 4 to 7 years... ......... 200@225
1,200 lbs and over, 4. t0 7 year 5....... 250 <& 300
Over 7 year olds range from $15 to' s2s lower.
Butter, Cheese aud Egtsm
The downward trend lln the market for butter
continued unchecked yesterday.-: and while the
tone of the market was : officially declared firm
on I the exchange the • feeling . in the street was
one 'of ' weakness. • Business -on . the exchange
brought: the price -of extras down %c to a quo
tation of 28% ca. pound and further declines were
predicted by posted dealers. Cheese was In
free supply^and weak in sympathy with ' butter,
but i prices /were unchanged.
. Sales on the exchange were as follows:.
•' Butter— 2o cases of 1 extras at 28c and 50 ' at
28% c a pound.
- Eggs — 10 cases of extras at 21c and 10 cases
of selected pullets at 19c a: dozen.
'. Cheese-^25 ; fancy new California flats at 17c.
25' fancy new Young American ut 19c and 25 at
19%0 a-pound. .;• .'\u25a0.;- • : -• ••
Receipts were'4l,soo pounds of butter, 15,000
pounds of cheese aud 1,430 cases of eggs. '
'\u25a0 The following are the, official quotations estab
lished yesterday and on the. three preceding days
on the : floor ; : of ? the -dairy exchange..' Prices in
the street, while. governed by, the exchange quo
tations, generally \u25a0 range ; from ; l}4e \u25a0 to 2c nigber,
I owing to the various charges to be added.
\u25a0 BUTTER PER POUND , .
Grades—'- ~:Mar. 12. Mar. 14 Mar.' ls Mar. 16
Fresh extras.. r.3o%c •*-: ,30c /. 29c 28% c 1
Firsts .....'.. '..29iAc ' 29% c" ; 28c 2Sc
Seconds r.'.....v.2Bt; : --, 28e . - 27c V 27c
\u25a0'Cheese— California fancy flats, 17c pcr 1 lb,
weak; do firsts. lf!%c. weak: do seconds, 15% c,
weak; ; fancy Young Americas, f 19 % c, steady; do
firsts,. lß%c* steady; fancy Oregon Young Ameri
cas,'. 20c, . firm ; , do ; flats. -.' 18%e, firm ; storage
Young .'Americas, '19c, 'firm; Oregon storage flats,
19%e.- firm: New York fancy, 20c, flrm;^Wiscon- \
sin -singles,':. 19c,, firm. . i -•
i\u25a0- Eggsr-Calif ornla ; fresh, 1 per •. dozen, cases " In- ;
eluded: . - \u25a0 -.•-.: .
Mar. 12 •; Mar. 14: Mar. 15 Mar. 16
Extras "...*. :...21%c 21c : 21c " ' 21c
Firsts ..*.;;... ~.20%c .^2o%c 20% c . 20V'.c
! Seconds V.. ...'.. 10% c'- ':. 19% c' \u25a0.- 19% c,' ' 19% c
Third 5;.......". .18c \u0084 ;18c-. 18c : ISc
'Portland Butter ' Market .' \u25a0:
PORTLAND,'. March •" 16.— aty . and country
creamery extra,' 37 <a 39c;. fancy outside creamery,
34<§ 36c; store,- 20<g24c...:- •' \u0084 ' t
\u25a0 Kick Market In .Vearby Count lew
[Special f Dispatch] to ;. The Ca//] : . .
-V SANTA' ROSA: 1 March : : 16.— The '• locale's? . mar
ket , remains : unchanged . h II of this \u25a0- week- at lite
ppr.Ulozen for^ choice and Jl7c-for seconds."i"i The
receipts are heavy.iwlth h good demand for stor
age.: and ?a -light-: demand; fort shipment, both to
Ban 'Francisco -aud 'uorthcru- points. \u25a0-.'\u25a0>\u25a0 '\u25a0; -.-;*\u25a0*•,'
: 3?bc incubation ' this : year ' appears \u25a0 to : be much
Grain Market Quiet and Steady
Western Poultry Arriving Freely
larger than usual, and a large number of new
people are entering the business for the first time
throughout this section.
Tiie indications all point to a much enlarged
production* for next season. The weather re
mains good for production and the eggs are in
fine condition for packing in cold storage.
SANTA CRUZ. March 16.— Poultrymen axe re
ceiving 18c for eggs, but the bulk of the product
is. shipped to San Francisco firms. Small dealers
supply the localiinarket and those dealing direct
with the consumers receive a better price.
PETALDMA, March 16.— There was no change
in the price paid for eggs today, 20c and 19c
being the best offerings.
Potatoes, Onions and Veteetnblen
Yesterday's arrivals of asparagus fell far be
low thoee of the preceding day, aggregating
about 1.100 boxes. Despite the decreased re
celpta. the market was easier, as retail trades
men wera taking less than on Tuesday. With
mo3t sellers 6c. a pound was a top price, and
only a small percentage of the arrivals brought
that figure. . Buying for shipment In the after
noon cleaned the market up. Khubarb was
abundant and easy, with most receivers selling
by the box Instead of by the pound as hereto
fore. There was a good demand for choice peas
at steady prices. A few sacks came In from
Alameda county and sales were reported at S@
10c a pound. The other vegetables stood a* be
fore quoted. There was nothing new in potatoes
or onions.
Potatoes (per ctl)— River white. 65@70c for
common 'to choice and 80i390c for fancy; Sa
linas Burbanfcs, $1.35(31.50: Oregon Burbanks.
$1.10(^1.20: Oregon early rose, $1.35@1.40; eweet
potatoes, $2.25@2.50.
Onions (per cU)— California. $1.30@1.65; Ore
gon. $1.75; Australian, $4.
Vegetables — Asparagus. 4@6c per ll>; toma
toes, $2.50@3 per crate for Mexican: green
peas, S@Bc per lb; garlic, 5@5%c per lb: cab;
bage, 65@75c per ctl; cucumbers. $L2s<g!l. 10
per dozen; cauliflower, 40<350c per dozen; tur
nips, 50c per Back; carrots. 50c per sack; rhn
barb, $1.50@2 per box; celerj, $2.50@3 for large
and <sc@sl for small crates.
Dectduoiui and Citrus Fruits
Several small lots of strawberries c«m» in
from the southern part of the state yesterday
and found prompt sale at 20@25c a small bas
ket. There was a good movement In fancy ap
ples, the recent reductions In prices for cold
storage stock having greatly stimulated the de
mand. It was reported that some of the fruit
was coming out of the ice houses In bad condi
tion. Five cars of oranges reached the market.
Business in that fruit was quiet, apples having
the most call with retail tradesmen.
Apples (per box)— Fancy belleflower*. 85c@
$1.25; Newtown pippins, $1.10@1.25; do red.
$1.40@1.50; common to choice. 75c@$l, w to
variety. -' " < *.
Citrus Fruits (per box)— NaTel oranges. $2.25
@2.50 for fancy. $1.50@2 for choice and $1@
1.25 f.or standard; tangerines, 5i.25fe1.75 per
box; grapefruit, $2.50@3.25 for seedless and
$1.50(^2 for common; lemons, $3<g3.50 for fancy.
$2@2.25 for choice and $1.2j@1.50 for standard;
limes, $6.
Tropical Fruits— Bananas. 75c@51.25 per bunch
for Hawaiian and 52.50Q3 for Central American;
pineapples. $2@2.50 per dozen.
Dried Fruits. Ralslna, JVuts and Honey
Late mail advices from \u25a0 New York say ©f
prunes: "WhlJ/i there is little doing at present
in California fruits, quite a little interest has
been created in prunes by reports from the coast
that stocks remaining there are extremely small
and contain few of the more popular sizes. This
interest has been Increased by reports from Chi
cago that stocks there are at a low ebb and that
dealers throughout the west are carrying much
smaller supplies than usual. According to brok
ers who are in a position to get a pretty close
' estimate of conditions. New York now controls
the prune situation. While stocks here are not
large, they are greater than in any other mar
ket, the cust not excepted. according tr> the
statements of some authorities, and- it will not
be long, according to these, that other markets
will \u25a0be coming to New York to obtain . needed
supplies. The stock remaining on the coaat Is
said to consist mainly of undesirable sizes."
Fruits — Evaporated apples. 6?i@9c; aprlcota.
9%@12c: moorpark, 12<JJ13c: peaches, 4%Q6c;
prunes. 2%«53c, with %@lc premium for 509
and Hi"- premium for 40s; figs, 4%@5c; pears,
5% (& 10c.
Raisins — Layers, clusters — 6 crown. $2.50; 5
crown. $-1.75; 4 crown. $1.25; seeded. 4%@siic;
ordinary layers. 3 crown. 05c; 2 crown. 90c; seed
less sultanas, 2%@4c; Thompson's seedless, 3ii
<g3%c for unbleached and 6%@6%c for
bleached: loose muscatel. 4 crown. 4c; 3 crown;
3%c: 2 crown, 3c; seedless. 2@2%c.
Nuts — Almonds, nonpareils. 14%@15c; IXL,
14&14%e; ne plus ultra. 13@13%c: Drake, 10%
@He; languedocs, 10@10%c: hardshell. 6%@7c;
walnuts. 13c per lb for No. 1 softshells, B%c for
No. 2 do; pecans. 14%<316c; peanuts. 4%@5c;
pine nuts. 18@2Oe per lb.
Honey — Comb, 14<813c {pr water white and 10
fisl2c per lb for light amber; darlc amber. 7@Sc;
extracted. 7%c for water white and 5%(§6%c
for light amber; candled and dark amber, 4®
'Beeswax — 27%@30c per lb for lizht and 23@
26c for dark. /
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': Poultry and Game
" Poultry (per dozen) — Hens. $6@6.50 for small.
$7.50©8.50 for large and $10@U for extra;
young roosters. $s<&ti: do extra large. $9.50^11;
old roosters. $5@6; fryers. $6.50@7.50: broilers,
$5@6 for large and *4@5 for small: ducks,
nominal: pigeons, $1.75@2; squabs, $4@4.50;
geese, $2.50@3 per pair. •
Game (per dozen) — Gray geese, $2@2.50; white
geese, $1<g1.75: brant, $1.50@2.50; bare, $1.50;
rabbits. $2 @ 2^ ___^
Beans (per ctl) — Bayos, $5.65(g5.50; pea.
nominal; small white. $4.50@4.55; large white,
$3.50@4.10; pint, $4.75@5: red, $a.50@8.75:
blackeye. 54.50@4.65; lima. $4.35@4.45; red kid
neys, $5@5.25; cranberry beans, $4.60(g4.70;
garvanzas. $2.50@3.25; horse beans, $2@2.25.
geeds — Brown mustard. 4%c; yellow mnstard.
514 c: flaxseed, sc, carload lots; cauary, 3*4@4c;
alfalfa 16%@17c; rape. 2@2%c; Imported rape.
4@4%c; timothy, 6c; hemp, 3%@4c; millet, 3c
per lb. -s
Dried Peas — Green, $4 per ctl.
Flonr and Farinaceous Good* •\u25a0-
. Flour — California family extras. $«.60<S!7 net
without discount; bakers extras. $tt.6ofi£7; su
perfine. $5.40@5.70; Oregon and Washington, per
bbl, $6 for family, bakers' and patents and
55.25&5.50 for cut off: Kansas patents. $6.50®
6.75: do straight. $6.30(36.55; Dakota patents.
$7.25; do straights. $7; do clear. $6.50 per bbl.
. Farinaceous Goods — Prices In 100 lb sacks, net
cash, no discount,' are as follows: - Graham flour.
$3.40 per 100 lbs; rye flour. $4; rye meal. $3.80;
rice flour. $7; corn meal, $3.25; extra cream do,
$3.50; oat meal, $4.40; oat groats. $4.60; farina,
$4.50; hominy. $3.50; buckwheat flour. $4.60;
whole wheat flour. $3.80: rolled oats, bbls, $(i.75
@^25. In sacks $4.40@7; extra cream do. $7 In
sacks and $7.50 in barrels; rolled, wheat, barrel*
$5.50. in sacks $4.25@5; pearl barley. $4.75; !
split peas, boxes. $5.70 for yellow and $7.90 for j
green per 100 lbs.
Hay and Feedstuff*
TheTe is nothing new to report.' either in. bay
or feedstuff*. *
Bran — $27@23 for red and $25@29 per ton for
white.
Middlings— s34@36 per too.
Shorts— s29@3o per ton, .
Feedstuffs — Rolled barley. $00031: rolled oats
for feed. $33 &33; mixed feed. $2S@3O for av
erage lots; oilcake meal. ; eocoanut cake or
meal at mills. $25 In 20 and 10 and $25.50 in
5 ton lots; jobbing. $26; com meat. $38(3:39;
cracked corn, $38@39; alfalfa meal, carload lots,
$20; jobbing, $21; red star alfalfa meal. $20 In
carload lots and $21 jobbing; Caproco oilcake
meal. $16.50 per ton. ;'-'.'
- nay— Wheat. $14@18.50; wheat and oat. $13
@17; tame oat, $13^16.50: volunteer wild oat.
$10@13; alfalfa, $9@13; stock hay. $6©9 per
ton.
- Straw— so@7sc per bale.
: Hides. Tallow. Wool and Hops
Hides— Culls and brands cell about %@lc
under quotations. Heavy salted steers, ll@12c;
light medium. 10% c; light. B%c; cowhides. 9%c
for heavy,, 9%c for light; stags, 7%c: waited
kip. 10c; salted Teal. 15c; salted calf. 15c; dry
hides, \u25a0 lS%c;. dry kip, 16c: dry calf.. 23c; dry
Teal, 21c: sheepskins, shearings. 20<_)40c each;
short wool. 50@S5c; medium, £sc@sl; lodg wool,
$1.25@1.75: lambs, 25'i'j75c; horse hide*, salt.
$2.25i&3 for large and $1.50^2 for medium.
75c(g$l for small and 25 @ 50c for colts; horse
hides, dry. $2@2.25 for large and Jl.23(<J-_ for
medium, 50c@$l for small and 25®50c for
colts; goatskins, prime angora, 75c@$l; largs
hair, goats, 25@40c; medium. 20@30c; small,
s@lsc. .
Tallow— No. 1 rendered, 5@5%c; No. 2, 3%@
sc: grease, 2@3<V - - —
Wool— Fall clip: Northern, free mountain, 11
@13c; Humboldt and Mendoclno, 13@15c; south
ern; : more or less "defective, 7%ys%c; fall
lambs, S@loc for southern and 12t&15c for
northern. \u25a0\u25a0*' !
Hops— California, 18(@25c for crop of 1909;
Oregons, 18@25c per ' lb; crop of 1910. 15Q17c
for all kinds.
General Merchandise
Bags — Grali* bags, $5.50^5.60. June-July de
livery; San 'Quentln .bags, 3 Vic; wool. bags, 32a
for 3 % -, lb and 35c for 4 lb; fleece twine, 8c
per . lb. ' - - • \
Coal^-PennsylTaaia anthracite cgjf, $16 per
ton;; Wellington, $12: New Wellington. $12;
Coos bay, $10; Australian house — Richmond, etc.,
$12; Pelaw. Main, $12; Stanford Richmond. $12;
Cumberland.*: $15 .In bulk and .$16.30 in sacks;
Welsh - anthracite, . $15; -coke. $16 per ton In
bulk and $17 In sacks.
Oils — Quotations are for barrels. Linseed.- SSc
per gallon for boiled and 86c for raw; cases. 5c
more : * castor oil " In cases. ' No. I. 71c: •: Baker's
AA,51.13@1.15;; China ;nut. cases. 60@70c per
gat; eocoanut oil. In barrels. ~7s<s7sUc for XXX.
'«'2%^i76c for No. 1 »nil-70Q7S%c for No. 2. ac
cording to quantity; extra bleached winter sperm
oil. -SOc; : natural: winter sperm oil.' MV; natural
whale : oil.'. 55c; ' extra winter strained lard oil,
$l;.pure neatsfootoil. 7.V:N0.',l neatsfoot oil.
60c; herrina -oil.'MrVr; salmon oil. -35c; boiled fish
oil. -Uot;- paint 'oil. 1 o-jc. . \u25a0 .;';
- \u25a0', Coal ' Oil, : Gasoline, * etc.^-Water white. Iron
barrels or drums. 10c:' 130 dey. oil, Iroo barrel*
or drums, ll%c; special do, 12c: pearl oil. in
canes. 17c: astral. 17c: star. 17c; extra star.
20c; Elaine. 26% c; eocene. 20c; red crown and
motor gasoline, in. bulk 15c. in case* 22c; No. 1
engine distillate. In drums Be. cases "c more;
S6 deff. gasoline. In bulk 30c, la cases S7%<-;
varnish makers* and painters' naphtha, la bulk
lie. in ca*es l*%e.
Turpentlne^ — 85c per gallon in cases aad ««c
in bulk, drums and Iron barrel*.
Ro*in (r-er bbl of 280 lbs>— E. $7.15: F. $7.20;
G. $7.30; H, $7.35; I. $7.50: WW, $10.50.
Red and White Lead— Red, S%©9c; , white.
SU<Ss?ic per lb-
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Wesfrn sugar reftuins company qunfs s»
follows, termn net cash: Standard fine granu
lated. 5.6.V: standard coarse granulated. 5.6.V;
fruit granulated. 5.«« c: cut loaf. In barrels only.
7.«5c; 11. * E. crystal dominoa. 5 lb carton* la
I cases. 8.63 c; do> 2 lb cartons In cases, 9.13 c:
moaarch bar, 6c: tablets in half barrels. 3.13 c:
do in boxes. C.4oc: cubes and A crushed." 5.90e;
monarch powdered. 5.75 c: XXXX powdered.
5.75 c; candy granulated. 5.75 c; confectioners' A.
5.6T>«; confectioners* crystals. 5.75 c; extra One
granulated. 5.45 c: magnolia \. 5.25 c- extra C.
5.15 c; golden C. 3.05 c; f>. 4.95 c. Barrels and S»
lb bags 10c. half bbls 23c. boxes 50c more per
100 lbs than for bags of 100 lb« net. Bar ia 35
and 40 lb tins $1.70 more, in S and U> lb tins
$2.35 more per 100 lbs than price for this grade
ia 100 lb bags.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quote* as follows: Granulated bi«i->. ~,
5.65 c; "Higrade" bar. 6c: powdered. 5.73 c: A ~
crushed. 5.90 c; berry. 5.65 c; C. A H. extra- fine
dry granulated. 5.65 c; coarse dry granulated.
5.65 c; confectioners' A. 5.65 c: confectlonera'.
crystal. 5.75 c; cubes, 3.ftCc: bricks, 3.90 c; extra,
fine dry granulated (too lb bag* only). fi.£*tt ;
excelsior A. 5.25 c; extra C. 5.15 c; irnldsn Cr
5.05 c; yellow D. 4.95 c; cut loaf. In bbl» only.
7.65 c; H. & E. crystal dominos. 5 U> cartons hi
cases. 8.65 c; do 2 lb carton* In cases. 9.15 c. Ad
ditional per 100 lbs: In barrels and 50 lb bags.
10c more: half bbls. 25c more; boxes, 50c more
for all grades. Bar in 35 and 40 lb tin*. $1.70
more; In 10 lb tins. $2.35 more. Minimum order,
carload weight.
X(KY«rk Prod nee !>!
NEW YORK. March 16. — Hops — Dull. ,'
Hides — Steady.
Petroleum — Steady.
Wool — Steady.
Su*ar — Raw. firm, unchanged: refiaed. steady.
Coffee — Closed dull, net unchanged to 5 points
lower. Sales were reported at 2.000 bags, ail
for December delivery, at 7:lSc. Closing quota
tion* follow: March. 6.83 c: April. «.«0c: May.
6.95 c; June. 7c; July. August, September. October
and November. 7.10 c; December. Jaauary and
February. 7.15 c. Spot, quiet; Bio. No. 7. 811-14
@S»4,c: Santos No. 4, 94»c: mild. «_iet; Cor
dova. 9ii<iSl2%e.
Butter — Irregular. Creamery t_li»ls to firsts.
21@31c.
Cheeee — Finn, unchanged.
Kggs— Weak. Western first*. 22t£<g£Sct iec
onds, 22c.
\u25a0:%-\u25a0-''. DRIED PKUITS
Evaporated Apples — Steady. Fancy, KHjt&llc:
choice, r»^iu;c; prime. 6a»®"Vi<*; commou to
fair. 6@6%0.
Prunes — Steady. California, up t» SO-4Os. 2%
@9>^c; Oregons. 6@9c. -
Aprieote— Easy. Choice. 10%@ll<r; esera
choice. llM@l2c; fancy. 12i313c.
Peaches — Steady. Choice. 6};<3B^c; extra
choice. 6 a i@7i.ic; fancy. 7Vi@"\c.
Raisins— Steady. Loom muscmtel. 3\^/f>\" :
choice to fancy, seeded. sfi5 a A c; •eedless, SVjC-5
4%e; Lcodon layers. $1.16^1.23.
Chlraso Dairy Prodnee >I«rkrt
CHICAGO. March 18. — Butter — Stndy; cream
eries. 26<a31c; dairies. 22-52TC.
Ejrgs — Receipts. TU^Ol case«: steady at mark,
cases included, 19c; firsts, 20*4 c; prim* first*.
21% c
Cbeene— Steady. Palsies. 16%QJ8%e; twins.
lBi;'«l»>4c: Youns Americas. IS^@K>%«; long
horns, 18*j@ 1634 c.
I.o» Anselea Markets
[Special Dispatch to The Call]
LOS ANGELAS. March 16.— Eggs advanced a
cent today, although receipts were moderately
heavy. Cheese is firm at yesterday's quotation*.
Butter is in demand.
Receipts of produce -were: Eg**. 834 cases;
butter. 36.523 pounds; ch<x><>«. 11.433 pound.*;
onions, 398 sacks; beans. 1.14* sacks.
Butter (per 2 lb.- roll) — Creamery extra. 62Vic:
creamery, first, 60c: eastern creamery extra*.
60c: cookln* butter. 22c per lb.
Er-js — Extra select. 21c: local ranch candid,
firsts, 25c: case count. 23c: storage packed elst,
tras. 22c; storage packed weonds, 20e. j"
Beans — No. 1 pink. $5.50^5.65; No. 1 lima-/
$4.40(g4.50; Lady Washington. $4.30: small
whites. $3.40<&5.50; blackeyes. $4.75; garvanzas.
$4.50: lent Us. $7.
Potatoes— Salinas. $1.«5<31.73: Hishland*. $l»a
1.55; Lompoc. $1.65© 1.75; Watsonvllle. $l.4«i'<t
1.50; yellow sweets. $3.50 per ctl: whtte. $2.si>fcj
3: red. $2.23@2.50; Oregoa early rose, $2; Idaho,
$1.55; white rose, $2. ; , .. -....,-.::
___________ \u25a05*5 * -\u25a0\u25a0.
-Eastern UvmtncL Market
, FOCTH OMAIU - \u2666
SOUTII OMAHA, March 16.— Cattle— Receipts.
6.70t>. Market 10c higher. Native stears. $5. 50
QS; cows and heifer*. $4.30<J)6.35: western
steers. $«<g7; cwnners. $2f^4: stockers »n<l feed
ers. $4@8.85; calves. $4Q5.25; bulls. st»s». etc..
$4@6.
Hoirs — Receipt*. 9.«00. Market s*clOc lower.
Heavy, $10.40®10.50; mixed. $10.30*310.40:
ligrht, $10.25<gt0..'*5; pigs. $5<59.51>; bulk »f
sales. $10.30® 10.40.
Sheep — Receipts. 10.0110. Market stea.lv.
Lambs. 10SJ1.V higher. yearllnfr*. $SftS.s«.>;
wethers. $..50(S£$; ewes, ?7.00®7.90; lamb*.
$a.35i59.90.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. March 16.— Cattle— Receipts.
6.000. Market higher. Native heifers. $7.70'<2
7.90; stoc-ers and feeders, $4.63@4.55; calve-*.
$5.50@9; western steers, $3.75@7.50; western
cows. $4 ©3.25.
Hogs — Receipt.*. 10.000. Market steady toi
weak. Bulk of sales, $1O.3O@1O.6O; heavy.
$10.55@10.70; packers and butchers. $ly.4i|fto
10.R5: light. $10.25@10.50: pfes. $Kso@9.srt.
Sheep — Receipts, B.OiiO. Market strong. Mut
tons. $«.75«*i.15: lambs. $&.50£59.*3: fed west
ern wethers ami yearlings, $7.25@9; fed western
ewes, $5.73@7.75.
MISCELTjA^EOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market
NEW YORK. March 16.— Button* wire say*:
"The market showed very little feature during
th» day. Interest was very limited and there
were only a few orders in the market either
way. In this respect the market was a distinct
contrast to the excitement and artl-rlty of.tb«>
pr»rious day. None of the larger interest*
seemed to he taking any part in the market
and aside from a few moderate sized blocks
transactions, were in small lots. There was a
gond deal of gossip regarding weather conditions
and some little selling no the \u25a0 weather n*w*.
The reports of rains in Texa* were used a little
against tha market, but the rains -were #0 slight.
that they ware really of T«ry. little Importance."
Spot dosed quiet. 10 point- lower. Middling
uplands, 15.06 c; do gulf. 15.30 c; sales. 5,047
bales.
COTTON FUTURES
Option— Open. High. Low. Clone.
March 14.08 c 14.99 c 14-SSc U.RSc
April 14.90 c 14.00 c 14.90 c 14.JUc
May J4.90C 14.96 c 14.81 c 14.ST-5
June , 14.«2e
July 14.65 c 14.70 c M.BTc 14.5»___[
August 14.15 c 14.20 c 14.00 c 14.OTCT
September IS.S2e 1».32e 13J9e 1*.19 c \u25a0
October 12. Sic 12.5« c 12.75<: 12.73 c
November 12.36 c 12.56 c 12.3« c 12.««e
December 12.57e 12.64 c 12.82 c 12.55 c
January 12. Me 12.51 c 12.51 c 12.50 c
London Wool Sale*
LONDOX. March 16.— The offerings at th<* .
wool auction sales today amounted to 14,540
bales. The demand was spirited, especially fr»r
merlaos for continental account. American buy
ing hardened the prices of fine «rossbred» and
Increased continental support, strengthened me
dium grades, but coarse declined from 5 to 10
per cent below the January sales. ,
St. I.oulh Wool Market
ST. LOUIS. March 16.— W00l — Dull; metJintn
grades, combing and clothing. 23@2Sc: light
fine. 20<5_6c; heavy fine. U^alOc; tub washed:
20@36c. ,^
New York Metal Market
NEW YORK. March 16. — The market for
standard copper oa the New York metal-ex
change was dull and unchanged, wit. spot and
all ' riellTerles up to the end of May quoted at
12.«%«ai3.12»4e. The London market, 'how
ever, was lower aud closed easy, with spot
quoted at iSS 17* fi«l and futures at ' £30 17* »k» '
Local dealers quote lake copper -at in.37*A'_i
13.62>4c: electrolytic. 13.12H@13.37Hc; castlngl
13 U 13.25 c. No arrivals were reported at New
York today. Custom house returns showed ex
ports of 170 tons, making a total so far this
month of 7,353 tons. \ *\u25a0
Tin was steady, with spot quoted at 3t.K3©
.11.75 c: March. r.l.«0Q81.;0c; April. 31.M«|
31.70 c: May. 31.55<ij531.75c; June, 31.60<231^0c
The English market was ea*y. with spot caoted
at-£l4-1 l*s and futures at £113 13a.
Lead was dull, with spot quoted at 4 30*t
-MSOc Nftw York ami -t.3o« 4.4oc *_Uiiit St. Louis.
The London market was unchanged at £13 3* 9*l
Spelter closed dull at s.ftr»i4s3.7Oe Ne-w York
and 5.50-Q 5.55 c East St. f.ou!s dellT-rr. London
was unchanged, with spot quoted at *£23
Iron wa» unchanged at sls 6tl for < Cleveland
warrants in I/mdon. ' Locally the market was
unchanged. No. I foundry northern. $tSiai.<* W-
No 2 foundry northern. No. I foundry *«atifT&J
ami No. _ foundry southern soft. $17.73 i aiS._vF
Naval Store- —^Turpentine and Rontn
«^ V kJiv N . AH 'i Mar r- h 1<? — , Splrtt * ot turpentine.
I>. $4.4«>; E. $4.r.nr r. »4.W«J T.«"U - G * fl'lH 5
11. $1.7.1: I. $4.00; K. $0.00; M, $i.?O- v' «6O :

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