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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CAL
LEAN DAYS FOR
STOCK JUGGLERS
intense Dullness Characterizes
Dealings Yesterday in
Wall Street
Prices Sag When Supreme Court
Fails to Render Decision in
Tobacco Trust Case
\f« York Stock Lint
t. I".* Hutton & Co.. 400 California stroet.
BlCTttbMl '"t the Nur York stock exchange, fur
c:s-li tbe frnlou-ing list of bund and stock pales
yertarday:
Sales j STOCKS IHighj Low | Bid 1 Ask
2'<t;Allis Cbaimers ... 10% 10% 10 lOVj
100! l»o pld 3S 3S 3~% 28
lS.4oo!Ainal Coppwr.... 7<s^ 74>4 74S 74»i
3CO,Amer Beet Sager S&h 37' 8 S7H 38
; Do pfd I 92* ttSH
Amer Can Co 11 lU*
1.100 Do pfd 74',i 73»i 74 74%
300 Amor C & F Co.. «3 62>i 61 »4 62» t
I>o pfd Ulii H7«i
lOOlAmor Ccttoo Oil. 66 66 6514 66
J Do pfd JOl 107
SOOiAaer Ice 6«cur.« 26>*, 26"^ 26 2BH
.'..'.... Axner Linseed 13 13»*
Do pfd 37 39
(«i iv.pi locomotive. 50% 50 50 50>4
J Do pfd 11l US
jAmex MaU $% 7
500! Do pf<l 44% 44V1 44^ 45
18.3(KiWrS4ROo.. 82«t S»% R0 T * SI
4 rx> rw tio6v 107
TOOAmpr fupar |123^i 122HU22 1123
Do pM 1 122 112-34
100;Ain^r b'^el Foun.l 57 57 56^( 57
2.100 Amer T & T Co. . 135% 134 V* 1351, 135%
400 ( Amer Teb pfd... »5 t'4 j93 95J*
fc ,'Airier Woolen J 35% 37
] Do pfd iIOO 101U
L4oo'Aiiaconda 46% 4S j «8 I 4«U
100 Atlantic Cot L.. 12» 129 |12S i 129
5.600iA T & S 9 H2»i|in*>|lU%;m^
100 Do pfd 10213 1 102i a 102% 1024
SOO^alt & Ohio 11l IllOvt. 110% 111
....... Dor" I p l 92Vi I
'Bftblfhera Steel 30% 32
» j Do pfd 1 6<>
3,O0fl;B B T 77%] 76% 7ti';| '6V2
2.2CK)iC*nad:Ru Pacific. 182 181« i 18H« ISI%
3.500 C 4: 0 StJ 84% 85 65b
C & A 1 52% 54
C G W 1 1 28 29
j Do pM 1 55« 3«
300.C &S W 151 150H 150^151
3.500,0 M & St P 142 1 1401, 140% 140%
4.000! Do pfri X57%1157 lWijiWH
400CpnTr«l Feather. . l 4O't,| *o>4| 40Uj 40a 4
I Do pfd 1 108 Jl<*7
J v'liicapo Terminal.; ! | 4 | 4>a 1
Dr. pM 1 1 j «Vs| I"!*
CCC 4St L:.-.| I i S6 I 90
I Vo pfd j 1 jlon-j.U'i
4'«iCo!r> 1-uel t Iron.; 39W,| 3r»Vsl 38% 39»i
i Oo pfd \u25a0 I US 117
Col Ho<~k C*: 1. 1 i 13 jl4 :
100-<v>l:« Southern j 39 j 59 5»
.......I F.^ Ist pfd i 1 79 M
; l>o 2J i>fd 1 j «8 79
2.40., consolidaied Gas. (l 42 |140H|140Vj 141
40iir.iru Products j 18% | I6^ai l«J^ai 17
I Oo pM J i I 78% 79
-Del &. Hudson...! i 170 |173
...D L&. W I i |390 613
lOO'D & R C, i 4" 40 I O-9V4 40
2t»> ; ' i'o pfd I7S 178 177 79
K»J Di.-rillius Sees... .'il'*' 31% 31 31%
LiiOjDuluth SS & A-i 14 jl4 13U. 14^,
""s(V.Erie' P..;"M-;HMj'29%j;2»S6 2;"-i 29%
2011 Do Ist pfd j 47%| 47%| 47 146
100 Do 2<l pfd 1 371* 37% 37% i3B
SOOiGcaenl Electric. ;l49%|l4!H 4 149 |U»0
31' m t^rt Northern Orel «J7 < 66% 6»;%| «7%
l.WOiGrt Northern pfd;i3s ;1.'i4%,ir.4"- 4 i13.".
Hide LoaUwr.-.l | ( •>%) «p
:' Do fcfd 1 i 1 ::«Val 2»
ICh« niifioi* OrH!al...!l3S>3|]3N«, 138% 1 139
l.l<X':lnt-rU.r..-Metro ..[ 22% 22% 22V; 22%
3,000 i !»•• pfd I 57% 56% 37% :>7%
Inter Mer Murinp; 3%j <•%
; D<. pfd 1 19 I 1»%
ilnternali lnternal ill Pai»er| 13 13%
Do pf.J. 51 Z-2
jlntornntnal Pump 42 45%
* ""JOfV.lowa central 1*2."% 23 23 23*4
2<V'i Do pfd 43% 43% 43 43',;
300" X C Southern J 3.1 |33 34% 33%
...:...( Do pfd I 60 67%
;Lek« Erie & W..j j IS 22
sco'.L t jf.-.-z—T'M-HljisoiiJiiiji 149% 130
IMacfcay 89% 90
'""ioO Manhattan 1 ...!! |i.W Jiss" * 136% 138
40«i-MPXlcan Central.. 1 2SVij 28 27% 2«%
jllinn &St L { 33 34
I Do Ist pfd I «« -«7%
lOOM St P&.S S M.1189 H3» 138% 139
j Do pM ',147 152
4<»:Mo Kan & Texas, j 41 40% 40% 41
.......I Do pfd 1 71% 71%
lOftiMisßOurt Pacific -1 68% 68% 6>«% 69%
30ft National L<>ad . -i 81% 81% W.% 81%
100 Do pfd JIOS 108 107% 109
JOONationul Blscnit.jlO7 107 106 109
\u0084...-.! Do pfd I I ,12' i |122%
left s V Air Brake...) 7«* 7S 75 80
I.COO N V Central i122%!121% 121% 121%
, IS YCiStL.. j 58 59
I Do Ist pfd j 1 100 118
1, i Do 2d pfd I 82% 87
200|S V N H &. Hart 137 [166% 155% 157
fiOON V Ont & W...1 45% 45% 45 45%
1.400" Nor & Western.. |lo3%Mo3 103 103%
F ; Do Ffd I S9 9O
300 North American. I*i 7« 75% 76%
2.000 Northern Pacific. 134% 133% 133% 134 .
» lOreaha 1 145 I'>l
•, I Do pfd 1 1»>O 170
>. t Paclflo Coact j 107 114
200 Pacific MaU 30 I 29% 25% 29%
» iPac Tel I j 30% 37%
• M I Do pfd f«0 1(K)
14.700 Pcnn R R Co 133%j133% 133% 13T.%
1O(> Peo),lc's Gsr ... 1«9% 103% 10!»% 109%
200iPitPburj: C0a1...; 20% 20% 20 21
I Do pfd ; 70% 75
300]P CC& 6t L 102% 102% 102 10274
p Do pfd |100 115%
lOOPressed StrelCar! 41%| 41% 41% 41%
, Do pfd ..\ f. 1 101% 102%
100 Ry Steel Spr Co. 33% i 39% 33% 39%
\u25a0r j Do pfd 101 107
64,500 Beading 165% 16^% HK%il6:tv;
lOOJ Do Ist pfd 192 92 SO 92%
Do 2d pfJ 102 1103
lOonepublic S & 1.. 36% i 36% 36% 37
JOO Do pfd Pft%| 99% 99 ft 9%
6,000 Hock Island Co..| 46vW{ 45% 4«% 4«%
Do pfd 1 90 92
400'Kloes S S & I Co 76 1 75% ?.'•% 76%
S I. & S F Ist pf 68 71
700; Do 2d pfd 49 48% 45% 49
St L & S W 29% 29%
iflOj Do pfd 73% 73% 78 73"%
14.Hf>r>' JTouthera Pacific. 125^:123% 124% 124%
I.2oo,Southern Ry 27% 1 27% ' 27% 28%
4("fii Do pfd 63% 63 t>3% «5
SdOTenn Copper 30% 3ov» 30% 31
1.400-Tcx Pacific 31% 31% 31% 31%
» ThiM 'Are «% 6%
lfl.Tol St U & W.. 43% 43% 42 44'
Sf»o' IH> pfd 6Ci« 66 «5% W%
v JTwin City R T 113% 114%
(Union B & P.-.j 8 9
SOft! Do pM I «1% 60% 61V. fifi
44.7W I'Dino Pseiflc ;IKR% 163% IM% IR4U
200| Do pfd f17% 97 96% 87%
i2OOJD Rof S F 30 M I 35% 37'
...i Do pfd «4 «6
IOOIU S C 1 P 21 21 2f.% 21
IWIC S Rubber ! 43% '43% 43 43%
l«tj Do.litt pfd IKi 116 Ur.U 11«
...I Do 2<l pfd 79 h\
400, U S Sfpcl Cor.. M% KlUj 52% 83
700| Do pfd 119% 119% 119% U'j%
7<V)iria!i Copper 4S 44% 44% 44%
600ir«<Car C Co 5S%' 57% 57% 58
....I IV. pfd 1...:. 121% 126
. .'.'Wakaeh ! 21% 21%
W)' Do pfd 46% 45% 45% 46
XV T Ex 170 180
"lOjWesl Inion 72% "2% 72% 72%
t\(K' WcctlnglirmM: ..'6"»% 64% 64% 63%
...jW X U E....... 4% 5
J Do Ist pfd » 1O
... .' Do 2<l |»f<l ' 5% SU
2Oo;Wi* Central 1 49Vi! 43 4SH 52
SSS.4CU, total shares «>ld. !
.\i"»v IJoati*
L' X r*f lit rcg-.loo3ijlnt Mef4%* M%
Do ,-our-oi> 100% I lot Mer Mar 4%s 60 i
Do 3k r~K 102V*Uapan 4s 92%'
Do «-ocp««i 102' i.l Do 4%s 96% '
Do 4sri>s 114 :: 4jKan City So l*t 3h 71'j, 1
Do coupon 114% iL Shor del* 45,1931 83%
Allls-Chal Ist 3s. 79 |L & N unified 45.. 88
Amer Acricul ss. 102 I.M. X & Tex Ist 4s »9 ;
Am'T ' T&T cv 4k.lOlv*l Do iron 4'i.s ... BS%
Amcr Tobacco 4s. SliiJMo Pacific 4s 80'
Do Cs ]<«;...• Do cv .">s ctfs. . W|i
>.rm.«ir 4%s 92% |N It of Mcx 4U«. »r>'
At"h Ren 4s 9S%IN V C Ken 3%5.. FeS%
Do cv 4p .112 t Do deb 4s 83U
Do cv 5s 113%]NY.NH &. U cr65,134%
Atlan C L lit 4s. 93% Nor & W Ist con4s BgU
Eslt St Ohio 4«.. 98% Do cv 4s 103' i
f>o 3%« 90% Nor Pacific 45....100'
Do S W 3%5.. 90% Do 3* 72%
BrooklyD Tr cr 4s 84 OS Line rfdc 4s. 93%
CentTal of Ga 55.107% Pa cv 3%f, 1915. 96%
rest leather 55.. 100% Pa con 4s ... 104
ORR of NJ gn 55.124 Reading jrpn 45... 98%
Ch<»K & Ohio 4%e.101% St L 4 8 F ft 4s. 82
Do ref 5§ 103 Do gen 5s 87%
Chi &\u25a0 Alton 3^«- T'3% St U S W con 4s. 78
C. B& Q Joint 4s. 95% l>o let gold 45.. 91%
Do pen 4« 98 Seaboard A L 4». 83>A
C.M& StP gn 3%5'W5«4 So PnelSe col 45.. 91 "
C.UIi Piic col 4» Sf'% Do cv 4s 101 s £
Do r»-fdc 4s 89% Do Ist rpf-4r.. 95
Colo Indus 55 78 So Railway 5s 107>,A
Colo Midland **.. 77 Do pen 4f ..... 78
Oil So r&ext 4%s «7*i L'nlon Pacific 45.. 1W
XV>I & Hud «r 4s«. 09% I>o cv 4k ;10S
Den A Ri.» O 4s. X¥i' \ Do t« & ref 4s. 97>i
Do ref.l* . »2«i U S Rubber Cs...l<r_'vi
STAGNATION IN
STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK, April 4. — Some fea
tures of interest were discernible
through the intense dullness of
the day's dealings In stocks, al
though the net price changes were
inconsequential. One was'the ex
treme thinness of the market in
the periods when there were any
stirrings of animation. This was
strikingly manifested in the wide
fluctuations at which orders were
executed In the little flurry which
succeeded the assembling: of the
supreme court.
There had been some selling by
bear traders in the first hour on
the chance that a decision adverse
to the American tobacco company
would be handed. down today. But
tlie point of interest was that in
tlie filling: of buying orders there
was a fluctuation from 1856, to
156% on the purchase of a 600
share block of Union Pacific.
Th*> ques>4on was, suggested
whether the Interstices disclosed
in the market might be due in
part to the going into force today
of- the new reform rules of the
stock exchange directors .against
manipulative practices.
A favorite device of the manipu
lators was to put in an order for a
large amount of stock for "all or
none," which was effective often
in moving the price without any
actual transaction being neces
sary. It was inferred that the
new rule, in discouraging such
orders, might be responsible for
the open spaces bare of orders
that were encountered when the
prices moved today with any de
cision.
The relapse of the market into
stagnation after it became known
that no American tobacco decision
would come today gave force to
this supposition of other causes
for the neglect of the market than
the suspense of awaiting: this im
portant judicial decision.
Statistics of the Journal of Com
merce on the recent output of new
securities threw light on the
causes of the present symptoms
of glut in the market. For the
last quarter the total reaches the
prodigious figure of $664,733,765
par value, of which $380,068,765
was issued in March. Last year
there was but $362,376,880 issued
for the whole of the first quarter
and but $75,225,400 for March.
That the money market Is unaf
fected by the gold export move
ment and by the low surplus re
serve shown by the Saturday bank
statement is due to the languid
demand for stock market pur
poses.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales,
par value, $1,964,000.
United States bonds were un
changed on call.
Distillers sb. 73>A]C S Steel 2d 55.. 104%
Lrie jirior lien 4s. KJViIVa Car Cbotn 55.. OS*;
Do ppn 4s 74 iWabash Ist 3s 109
Do cv 4s. ser A 7S%| Do Ist & ext 4s. 71
D<> <-t 4s. ser B 7O»-i Western Md 45... SSU
(len Elect cv 55.,137 Westing Xl Cv ss. SS
HI Ccii Ist ref 4k 98 Wis Central 45... 93
New York >!inlni; Stocks
Alice 2.9o;Leadville Con 03
Brunswick Con .. 03!Llttle Chief o<l
Com Tun Sto»k.. 33 j: Mexican 1.40
<"om Tun Bon«ls.. ls|Ontario 2..V)
Con Va Mln Co.. l.l.VOphir 1.20
Horn .Silver *>sjstandard (C«
Iron Silver I.6s] Yellow Jacket ... 5»0
.Yew York Curb Stockw
Hid. AKk.l BM. Ask.
Amer Tob ..422 427 Miami .: 22 22%
Bay State C. 9-l<! % Mines of Am. 48 50
Boston Con.. 17 19 Moutg Sbo "Hi "%
Brit Col C»jfc »l',i «5% Nev Con ... 21% 2Hi
Btp Coalition 2-_"!i 23% Nev Utah ... 1-1-16 I>^
Chi Subway. 2»i 3 Niplsslng 10 10V4
Cum Ely ... fi% SU, San Toy 25 33'
Davis Daly.. 2?* 3 Standard Mm IS 2i»
Dolores 5% 0% Do pfd 03 OK
Dom Copper. 102 10T> Standard 011.61« &tf)
El Kayo ... 3 I-IC 3V4 Super & Pitts 13 13<>;
First N Cop. 2% 3 Trl Bullion.. l 3-lfi 1 S-10
Giroux S»» Ton Exten .. 7."k- 85c
Old Cons. 7 13-lfi 7 15-lti t'nited Coppr. fi% 7
Gld Daisy .. S 9 Do pfd ... 20 30
Gld Florence. 2 2Ul United R Co. 12 15
Greene Can.. 9?i 9%|Yukon <iold.. 4>i 4%
Oup Express.l9s 202 Ray Central.. 3*6 3 7-10
Kerr'l>ake .. 8% S 9-16 Ray Con ... 20 20%
La Rose ... 4V4 4?fcj
Hiixion Copper Stocks
BOSTON. April 4.— Tlie market has practi
callr bren sold to a standstill. Tradprs look for
activity on the outside when it starts.
The following list is furnished by E. F. Hut
ton & Co., 490 California street, San Francisco-
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
Adventure .. <>% 7 Old Dominion 80 31'/i
Allouez 46 46% Osceola 140 144
Arii Com .. 19U 19% OJibway 8% S%
Atlantic 7» 4 $ iParrot" 1(1 17
Bte Coalition 23 23% Quln<\v 83 —
Cal & Ariz.. 67 GS (Shannon ..... 12 13%
Cal & Hecla. — 6<>o Super & Bost 13 13%
Centennial .. 18% 19 |Su|>er Copper. 45% 40
Ooppr Range 71 72 iTamarack ... 50 ."S
Daly West.. 9 9% Trinity 0%
East Butte.. S% R«i Itah Cson ... 29 30
Franklin .... 15 15% Wolverine . .128- —
Granny 45 4.%H Wyandotte .. 2 2>i
Hancock 20% 21% Ariz & Mich. — 40
Helvetia 3% 4 Ahmeek 180 195
Lake Copper. 63% 64 Cactus 3% -4
La Sslle 14% 15^4 Keystone 3U, 4%
Mass Con ... 4»4 .", Live Oak ... IS ' 2ft
Mich Mln .. .">% fi% Masnu Val .. I*4 Mi
Mohawk 62 52% Suattuek 2S' 30 '
Newhouse ... 2 2% San Antonla. 10 10%
North Putte. 34% 35 Yuma 90 its'
Xortii Lake.. 16 16<4
London Cloninß Storks '
Cons for money.. SI |T.ouf«.v & Nash 15."* i
Do for acct.Bl 1.V161M. X & Texas 41%
Amal Copper 7<;»ilN Y- Central 125
Anaconda »% Norfolk & We5t...105%
Atrhlpou 114% Do pfd 92
Do pfd 106 Out & Western.!! 46
Bait & Ohio 113% Pennsylvania . «yv.
Can Pacific ISG^» Rand Mines 9&i
Ches &, Ohio 87V4 Reading S4V,
Chi Great West.. 28% So Railway .. «>RU
chi. Mil & St P..144 Do pfd ' fjs
Dc Beers 19»i So Pacific 127 V.
Den & Rio G 41 Union Pacific '. 'iKxU
I>o pfd SO Do pfd 100
Erie 30% U S Steel.. 85V;
Do Ist D fd . 49 Do pfd .. i"2*l
Do 2d pfd...... 38 W«bash "~ 22
Grand Trunk . . . . 2S Do pfd 47
111 Central J4IU Spanish 4» 951;
Bar silver — Steady; 24 >-id per ounce. •
Money — 3%f%4 per cent.
The rate of discount in the o(»en market for
suort bills is 3% per cent and for three months'
bills 3% per cent.
i.nans. Exchange and Silver
Prime mercantile paper 3@6 per cent
Loans on real estate 6V4<isS per cent
Sterling exchange, 60 days — (0i4.84?i
Sterling exchange, sight — @4.SS'
Sterling exchange, cables — to4 .BS*i
New York exchange. Eight — S .5'
New York exchange, telegraphic' — (ft 75
Hongkong exchange, sight ».. — /fa 4314
Hongkong exchange, telegraphic. —^ 43V
Silver, per ounce — (<$ 521^
Mexican dollars, nominal. \u25a0 — aa 5u
. CONTINENTAL, . .
Npw York on Paris 516%
New York on Mexico ......;.... 'Miy,
Paris on London .....'..... 25.24V4
Berlin on London "...; 20.40
Treasury Statement
WASHINGTON. April 4.— -The condition of
the treasury at the beginning of business today
was as follows:
Tract funds— Gold coin, $852,494,069; silver
dollars, $490,308,000; silver dollars of 1800
$3,789,000; silver certificates outstanding. $490
308.000. >/;,-.. . . '
General fund — Standard silver dollars in gen
eral fund. $1.670,7»i5: - current : liabilitips, $loi>,
2:50,630; working balance- in treasury offices.
$U0,253.154; in banks to credit of trrasurer of
tb» .United States, $:{8,466.568: subsidiary silver
coin, $21,475,044; minor coin, $1,275,706; total
balance in general fund, $90,263,840.
Xew York Money Market
NEW YORK,. April 4.— Money, oif call, stftady
at l*i&3 per cent: rullnjc rate, 2T» per cenf
closing bid and offered at 2 per cent..
Time loans, very dull and steady; 60 days
3»i • per cent; 90 days andsix months, 4 per
cent. • . . - \u0084'
Primo inercantilc paper, '4 »£ (S3 per cent.
Stcrlinjr , rxchanprp. i-trong, with actnal busi
ness in bankers' bills nt ?4.K45."iQ'4. 8460 for CO
day billsaml at $4.57.55 for demand. ' ,
Commercial lulls, $1.84(^4.84^. .
Bar silver. ."»2 V&c.\
Mexican dollars. 41c.
(fovcrnment bonds, steady; railroad bonds,
bpf-- \u25a0\u25a0,".\u25a0\u25a0'. ' _ \u25a0 \u25a0 . - " .\u25a0;.-\u25a0 •< \u25a0
THE SAN: FRANCISCO; GAIL, TUESDAYS APRIL. 5,^1916:
Oil Stocks Active and Strong
Mining Shares Are Still Quiet
Northern Business — \u25a0 -"•
PORTLAND. April 4.— Clearing*, $1,837,951;
balances. $219,711.
TACOMA, April 4.— Clearings. $935,655; bal
ances, $132,114. - • -
•SEATTLE. April 4.— Clearings. $2,054,598; bal
ances. $205,459. \u25a0 ,
SUOKAXE. April 4.— Clearings, $941,665; bal
ances, $82,197. _.-... .-,-.. .' ,
STOCK MARKET
Trading in bonds was very light yesterday,
ami sales of local stocks were small and scat
tering. Northern California power was higher at >
$60, and E. I. dtf Pont de Nemours ! powder also
at $87. Stocks ex dividend were Giant" powder,
50c. and Marin county water, 75c.- -
Mining stocks were quiet and without feature.
The Comstoeks were without change from.Sat
urday. In the . southern Nevadas GoldfleUl Con
solidatpd was higher on \u25a0" the day, closing at
$7.82, against $7.65 on Saturday. The advance
was attributed to a report that the yield of
the mine for -March was over $1,000,000. Flor
! enco was ex dividend of 10c. \u25a0
Henry.. St. Goar, of Edward Pollitz & Co.,
has returned from the Hawaiian Islands and re
ports that conditions on the sng&r plantations
are highly satisfactory and give, promise of a
prospers year, based upon tbe prospects for
large crops of sugar and good prices for' the
raw product.
A««eQsment Directory Com stock Mine*
Company — No. Del. Board. Bale Day. Amt.
Yellow Jacket. S3 Mar. 4 Apr. 11 .10
Alpha 13 Mar. 12 Apr. 7 .05
Gould & Curry 16 Mar 14 Apr. 6 .10
On. Eureka... 23 Mar. 13 . Apr. 23 .02%
Confidence .... 55 Mar. 21 Apr. 15 .20
Overman 33 Mar. 31 Apr. 27 . .10
Potosi 13 Apr. 2 Apr. 28 .10
Sierra Nevada. 21 Apr. .2 Apr. 27 . .10
Utah 10 Apr. 8 « May 3 .05
Con. Imperial.. 69 Apr. 15 May 12, .01
Ophir 88 Apr. 16 May 16 .25
Exchequer .... 16 Apr. 25 May 18 .03
Savage 18 May 2 May 27 .10
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
MONDAY, April 4— 10:30 a. m.
UNITKD STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask. l . Bid. Ask.
4s qr cp new — — |3s qr coup... — —
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS :
Ala A W ss. — — Oak Tran 65. 107% —
Am REI Bs. — 92% Oak Tran ss. — 105
Ass/i Oil ss. 07% 98 O Tran Cv ss. 104% 105
Bay CPC 55.101^4 — O Trac Cn 5s 98"» 199
Col C G ss. — 105 O.Trac Co 5s 02% —
Cal G& E g O W gtd ss. — 98
m& ct 55. 100 — Om Cable 6s. 106% —
Cal st C 55. 103% — Pac G Im 4s. S3 —
Cal Wine ss. 87% — p E R.v 55.. — 105%
Citr El 55.. 90% Oltt Pac I^cP .^s, 9S 99
CV, Wat ss. — 100% Do gtd 55..101V4 —
Do g, -nigSs — 93% Pac T&T 3s. 99%100
Ed El LA os. 100% 100% P& C H 6s. 99 —
E<l I^kP 65. 107*4 — PA <) R 6c 100 —
Dnl't P 4%s 86 90 People's 'W 5s 70 70%
First F Tr55.101% — Powell st «s.. 99 —
F&. C H 6s. — 102 Sec EG*R5s. — 104
HC & S 58.104 — S Diego Rss — —
Hon R T 65.107 • — S J I>AP He. 98% —
L Tahoe Ros 97M> — SF El Ry ss. 95 —
L A Elec ss.loUi — SF.O &. SJ5s. — 108
LAG & E1D5.10114102% Do 2d mgss — 95
Do Cor 55.100V4 — Do Con ss. — 95%
L A Ry ss. .105 — S.I& SCR 4%R — 90
LAL gtd .'.5.100 — Sierra R 65..107%108
WP fern ss. 104 10.1 S P of C- 6s
LAP Cal ss. 100 102 (1912) ....10234 —
Marin \V os. — — SPC 1c X ss. 115% —
Mkt st C 65.10314103% 8 P B" R a 5.122 126
Do lem ss. 95% 99^4 SPRR Ist r4s 96V4 96*4
SIV& MtTos. — — Stkn G&E 65.106% —
N R of C 55.112% — * SV W g mg4s 92% —
NC Ry 5« . . — — UG & E ss. 95% —
N C P Co .is. 101 V 4101% UR of SK4s. 70% 71
NCPCn 3s 96% — Vallejo.Ben &.
N El Co r.s. — 92% Napa RR.-.x 75 —
O Gly&H ss. — — j Val Co P ss. — 103
WATEK STOCKS
Marin Co ..60 — . |S V Wat Co. 48 —
UAS AND ELECTRIC STOCKS
City El Co.. — — Pac L pfd.. 7fi% —
N Cal Power 59 CO Do. com ... 62% —
Oro W. L&P — 62%
INSURx.M E STOCKS
Cal Ing Co.. — 79 , Pac C Cas C 0.154 —
Flremn's Fd. — 275
BANK STOCKS
Am Ml Bk. — 135 Fim Natn1..248 —
Anglo & L0n.152 155 Mer Nat Bk. —
Hank of Ca1.414% — S F National. — —
Cent Trust.. l2o 130 Union T Co.. — —
SAVINGS BANKS
Ger S & L.27Sr> — S F Say U.. — 525
Hum S 8k.125 l.V> Say & L So..— 125
Mut Say Bk. — 70 Sec Say Bk.. — 340
STREET RAILROAD STOCKS
California .. — — (Presidio — 45
POWDER STOCKS
Dv Pont pfd 8«% 87^IGIant Con .. — *Q
Do com ..136 142 |
SUGAR STOCKS
Hawaiian C. 41% 42 Makawell S C 53". 57
Honokaa S C 20^4 — On«niea S C. — 55
Hutch SPC 19 19>4 Paauhau S C 28% —
Kllauea S C. 14 — Union S Co.. (59% —
OIL STOCKS
Amal Oil Co. — 75 (Sterling Oil.. 2*4 3%
I Afso Oil Co. 49*4 — I W Coast Opf — ' 101 '
: Palmer Oil.. 13% — |. Do com ... — —
MISUcuL»NKOUS STOCKS
Alaska PA. (II 92 Pac Aux FA 4 —
Cal F C A. .101 102 Pac C 80rax. 154 —
Cal Wine A. 33 85 Pac T&T pfd — 97
MV& MtTm. — — Do com ... 36 37%
N Alas S C0.113V4 —
Morning Session
120 Associated Oil .Co 49.75
50 Associated Oil Co. 49.87%
200 Hutcbinson Sugar Plantation... 19.00
230 Paauhau S P Co 28.75
10 Pacific Coast Borax C 0..; 154.00
20 Pacific" Tel & Tel (common).. 37.00
25 Spring Valley Water Co, cash. 48.00 '
$2,000 Oakland Traction Con ."«..... 98 7.".
$1,000 Pacific Tel & Tel 5s .....100 00
$2,000 United R R of S F 4s 71.00
Street— . " .
100 City Electric Co S9 00
$6,000 S P R R Ist refdg 45.... 9C.50 '
Afternoon Session
2.1 Associated Oil C 0 .............. 49.75
~."i Associated Oil C 0... 49 87%
'15 Bank of California,. N A. .: .. .41.%!oo
Iffi E I dv Pont-de. Nemours (pfd). 87.00
100 Hutehlnson Sugar Plantation... 19.00
2.". N Cal Power Co C0n........ 60.00 '
70 Spring Valley Water. Co .... '4.8 SO ,
$1,000 Market st Ry Ist Con 55....;. 98.75
$2,000 Spring Val .Wat gen ratge 45.. 92.62%
$10,000 X Cal Power Co Con 5s '96 87.U '
Street —
• 100 Alaska Packers' Agsn ;'..'.... 91 Oil
85 N Cal Power Co Con 09.50 ',
Mlninar Stocks
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE '.?.'
Following were. the sales on the San Prancisco i
stock and exchange* -board yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
Rezular Mornlne Session
300 Con Va M..1.12%| 700 Silver Hill ... -25
OIL, DIVIDENDS
Following , are : the dividends . paid by the' active listed stocks on the California oil ex- <
.' cliangw: .;."\u25a0 -- . -. .'. . • . \u25a0 .." , \u25a0 . . \u25a0 . \u25a0 : . \u25a0 ; .; <
No. of Date ,-; Amount Amount of Total paid •\u25a0"\u25a0<
Company — \u25a0 dividend naid - per share Dividend ..'. to date v <
Alma ... ... ......,......'......14' Jan. 15. '10 $0.0?. . $11,400.00 $159.600.00«
Amalgamated Oil ..2!) Mar. 15. "10 1.00 50.000.00 1,450.000.00<
'. Amorican Petroleum 0 Mar. 1, '10 . I.Oi) . 126.735.00 ~ 1,056.605.50]
Apollo 2 Mar. 20,. '0S .01 2.CKW.00 4.000.00J
Associated Oil Company. ..4. Mar. 1. '07 1.50 "446,053.00 1.548,385.55<
Hay City .'. 4 Fpb. 10, '10 .20 20,000.00 90.000.00*
! Brookshlre .....45 .T«n. 1. '10 .01 5.000.00 442.500.00
Caribou ........;......... "..sft Mar. 15, '10 .2.', 20,175.75: 700.531.74(
Chicago Crude 2 Mar. 25, '07. ijc .3.000,00 15.000.00 <
IClaremont .. •\u25a0• S8 Mar. '2>. '10 • .02 10,000.00 325.000.00|
. Coalinßa Pacific: ........ .... ...1« Hoc. 23, .'Oft .10 "6.500.00 107.250.n0J
Columbia ..' • :38 &TO Mar. . 23. '10 V4*Hc 0.002.62 274.706.87 i
Del Rpj- '3 May 15. '00 i^c :!.')27.50 11.752.50
, Ksppranra ........................... .26 Dec. 27. '00 .02 :;.200.00 40.450.00
Euclid •' .....37 M«r. 1, -'10 .01 3.500.00 124.000.00 J
Four .....................68 Feb. 25. M 0 .01 3.000.00 213,000.00<
r.iobp — . — ;: ..20 .thii. i, *io '•\u25a0: .01 . n.000.00 m.000.0o 1
,H«nforfi ...•• ...:..... .112 .lan. • 30. '06 2.00 4,000.00" 80.000.00!
>Hoint> • ......'. .Al7 . M«r: , 20, *lo .02 2.fK)0.00 474.000.00 i
1 Hom*-ntake ...'. :...45 Feb. 10.. "10 ' .10 . 1,000. 00 77.250.0O 1
', i.iinois Crude .37 Mar.' 1, "10 .01 -2.000.00 S*»,000.00;
\u25a0 ltni»Prial '\u0084.;.... .."...... '..."..".: ...67 Jan. »i, '10 .CO 60,000.00 l,»40.000.00i
' Junt-tl'on • S . June 1, '0» . .01 2,500.00 20,000.00 i
; Kern'Oll ". i.: 2 Nov. lft, '0B .22 22.000.00 42,000.00'
1 Kern RWrer .........'. ...40 . = -Mar. 2. '10 .10 2.000.00 100.000.00 l
\u25a0 Linda Vista ...".--..: ......20 Mar. , 5, '10 .01 • 3.8.T5.50 - V - 72,931.30 1
L«rile .: 16 Dec 20, '0« .10 2.670.44 42,727.04'
'Mascot .............:.. ...".. 1 Feb. 20, '10 .01 5.0<K),00 5.000.00 i
I Mexican Petroleum ...... ..43 Mar. 1, '10 .01 1-3 85.616>T0 3,477,243.54'
.Mecca «, July 15, 'Oft - .O.{ 12 075.00- \u25a0•71.523.00
• Monte Cristo 53 Mar. 31, '10 .10 50.000.00 3f10.000.00,
' Nevada County ..........". 7. ........... 3 Oct. . 13, '08 .04 i 0.000.00 40.000.00'
; Palmeri .". ....10 Mar. 20, '10 .01 18.020.05 250.3G0.90'
1 Paraffiue •• 5 15,, 10 .01. 3.000.00 15.000.00,
• PwrleßS ......17- Sept. 20, '09 .06 8.000.00 \u25a0 501.000.00 i
I Piedmont ...6 > Aujf.v.lfi.VOJ) "*.OI 3,5'J0.00 • 22.057.30'
, Pinal .............15 Mor.i :3..*10' .10 .14.992.00 857.101.50 l
>Piltsburg ..........;.;..............::]0 Nov. 11, '07 .24'^ 58 800.00 124,800.00,
[Record .........:....» Mar. - ]«, "10 .071^ 7,500.00 53,000.00'
Ueed Crude ..... ;...... V.\..-.. .....i. 11. Dec, 28, '09 .12 12,<»00.00 1,124,000.00'
1 Ulce Ranch ...... ...;.. ......18 -Mar.tlO. Mo *oi • 3 000.00" .. 99,000.00,
> Royalty .... ... ."........17: Mar. ! 2S, '10 331-3 6.666.062-3 15,466.662-3,
!S.F. & McKlttrick .:......'"......... ...23 Mar. M, MO • .30 15 000.00 ' 340,000.00'
JSauer Dough . ............... .......49 Mar.. 21, '10 02 >A .4 987.50 517.303.50;
> SPction 25.. ....:.....:..........V...... 1 .Mar., 1, MO .25 10 000.00 10.000.00,
jSpsnon... .:.....:...".........'....\u25a0.\u25a0. 6' 'Jan. 26. MO ~.V> 15,(XK>.00 90.000.00,
Sliver Tip Oil Company ....:.......... 4 Fob. . 25. MO \ .10 \ -7.500.0" - -30,000.00'
Sovereign •'• .'........."....\u25a0...••.:..'... .17 Jan. : 10, MO -""Ol- ; ' v 5000.00 90.000.00,
> Stcrllns:' ..:...-...-...-rrrr.-.V...;.V#..V.23: i. Mar. vl.v'iO ' .V2>', 3i!2,'0.00 ' .778.250.00 1
SupMor .r...:.1l Feb., -12,: M0 - .01 ' 5 000.00 '57.500.00'
S. W. &B. :.... ..\u25a0.:...:...'...\u25a0.:.: 7. -Sept.'lO, "09 .01 . 3.770.00 ' 41,470.00;
Thirty-Three. ."..:......-.... .58- , Sept. • 3/'(i9" .so 30.000.00 , •" 670,000.00 ,
Traders ................"..........'..."..-— Mar.:? 15, 'JO 1.00 '14000.00 • 179.186.50,
i;nion - .'...\u25a0....•..r.....^r:~.V.'r.*.':7;...164,\.- Mar. \2O, .MO .".0 ]24 MIS.OO - fi.3H8.233.13'
, T'nitcd Petr01eum,,.. V. ............. ..tf)S % Mar.' 2% :MO . !so 40375.30 .2,178.959.93!
Wribash •....;.'.. • "•' ....27'- .Mar. Hi. ; MO . 01 -' 3 000.00 - 120.000.00,
Wfst \u25a0 Coast ' <pM. V...V.V. ......"..'...":.' 4' •. Mar.' 21. -MO •. 200 . "o'sir.OO \u25a0' - . \u25a0• 83,264.00'
W«>RteTn;i;nlon :......... . . . vrr.TiT.Vr;— \u0084" Dec. .15. ..'07: " 200 \u25a0 .20 '6i>0.00 . 484.931.00
Wcst.-Slinrc .:..:..."...'.\u25a0.:....'...... ...47 I>pc. 21, .*OS \u25a0 .05.; 5,0U*).t»0 \u25a0" 235.000.00,
1 \u25a0 . ":; .. '\u25a0\u25a0 ::'.\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0•:,.;.:\u25a0. :-\u25a0; •.•_•;• \u25a0 ' • •• , : . ', • ' ' '\u25a0-\u25a0 _ :—: — :—:: — :
\u25a0 Total rilvid?nd« paid t0, dnte. .....;. - .$29,242,803.68 2-3 <
\ T«itnl iliTidpmls pafd \u25a0 by , the hliovp companies for March. 1910 '.'.'.'.'.'.\u25a0.".'.'.'. . . • :$653,670.2S 2-3 J
.100 Mexican ..1.45| 700 Union- " 5
Afternoon Session '
; 100 Andes ........ 13 300 Sierra N-er ... 55
100 Exchequer • . . 24 100 Sierra : Ncr ... 60
200 Gould &- Cur. 29 100 Sierra Nev ... 5<
100 Mexican 1 45 200 Silver Hill ... ; 24
.100 Ophir 1.25 100 Union- ........ , "
1000 Beg r Belcher. .27 700 Utah • • °8
200 CbolYar I . St ]& MeW : 550.1.42%
800 Con VM. b30.1.15 300 Union ........ *<
100 Crown I Point. . 90 500 Do, j b 60. . . . ,80
100 Gould & Cur. 29 700 Do, b 60.... 77
CLOSING QUOTATIONS „,_,..
\u0084 • •;\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0/ Bid. A«k. - BW-^-
Alpha \u25a0 11 - 13 Justice I°. —
Alta ..... •_; 25 Kentuck ...... -1" 20
Andes ....... 13 15 Lady Wash .. I°, , —
BelchPr .;.... 90 1 .00 MPxtean ...:.. .1.42 1.45
Bullion — 20 Occidental .... 30 —
Caledonia .... -— 65 Ophir r 1.22 1.25
Challenge Con 35 3S overman ..... —l.i>o
Cbollar .' 2fi '28 Potosi — '6O
Confidence ...1.15 1 25 Savage ....... 39- 40
Con Imperial. 06 07 Scorpion ...~. 08 . 00
Con Va M C 0.1.12 1.15 Seg Belcher .. 27 28
Crown Point.. 90 1.00 Slerrn Nev ... 56. 58
E Sierra Nev 09 —Silver Hill ... 23 26
Exchequer ..: 23 25 St Louis ..... 05 06
Gould" & .Cur. 29 30 Union 77 .78
Hale & Norc. 43 45 Utah 06 07
Ju1ia '........ 22 Yellow Jacket. 95 1.00
TONOPAH AND GOLDFIELD isxOCKS .
Regular Morning Session
1000 Columbia Mt. 07 500 MacNamara .. 35
100 Daisy 09 1000 MacNamara . . 37
600 Gld Con M... 7. 50 2000 North Str ... 02
300 Gld Con M... 7. 85 CiOO Riw Coalition. . 35
100 Gld Con M.7.82% 100 Ton Exten ... 78
1000 MaeNamara .: 36
Afternoon Session
300 Atlanta 16| 3000 Jack Pot .... 04
500 Booth ....... 16 2000 Jim Butler ..16
3500 Booth ....... 15 9900 MacNamara . . 36
500 Columbia Mt. 07 100 MacNamara ... .37
200 Com Fraction. 4SI 800 Montana ..... 88
100 Florence 2.10 100 Pitts S Peak. 75
100 Gld Con M...7.551000 Raw Coalition. :«
300 Gld Con M. . .7.75J6000 Rescue Con ..-. 02
Informal Session
500 Belmont .2.63 1000 MacNamara ..34
300 Gld Con M...7.75 700 Midway ...'... 34
200 Gld Con M... 7. 50 500 Do, b 30. ... 35
800 Gld Con M.7.82% 1500 Montana ..... So
1500 Jim Butler . 18 500 Raw Coalition. 38
1500 MaeNaraara .. 36 500 West End" ... '38
500 MacNamara .. 35
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
CALIFORNIA
Bid.Ask.l Bid.Ask.
Brunswick C. — 10 Cent Eureka... -^ 65
Bunker Hi 11. .4 .50 j
Tanopab District
Bid.Ask. Bid.Ask.
Belmont .....2.65 2.67 North Star ... 02 03
Jim Butler .. 16 17 Rescue Con .. 02 03
MacNamara .. 34 35 Ton Exten ... 76 78
Midway . 33 35 Tou of N0v.. .6.80 7.25
Mlzpah Ex . . 05 — West End ... 36 88
Montana S4 85 .
: 'Goldfield District
Adams — 01 Old Portland.. 01 02
Atlanta 15 16 Old Kewanas. :07 118
Blue Bell ... 02 03 Gld Merger M. 09 —
Blue Bull ... 04 06 Grandma 01. 03
Booth 14 15 Great Bend .. 03 04
COD — 10 Grt Bend Anx. — .01
Columbia . Mt. 06 07 Grt Bend Ex. — 01
Com Fraction. 47 48 Jumbo Ex ... 35
Commonwealth 04 0> Kendall 02 03
Conqueror .... 02 03 Lone Star .... 03 04
Cracker Jack. 01 02 Oro 07 08
Daisy 08 09 Red HIII6 .... 04 03
Dm H Btte C. 01 02 Red Top Ex.. 02 •03
Dmdfld Trngl. — 01 Sandstorm 03
Florence 2.07 2.12 Silver Pick .. 10 —
Florence Ex.. — 01 St Ives .:.... 1G —
Frances Mhk. 02 05 Wonder — 01
Gold Bar Gld . 0.". • — Yellow Tiger.. 05 07
Gld Con M...7.82 —
.-;; Bullfrog District
Amethyst .... 01 02! Mont Bullfrog. — 01
Bonnie Clare.. OS 10 Montgomy Mt. — 01
Blfrg Nat Bk 01 02 Tramp Con .. — 07
Homeetake K. — 01 Valley View... — 02
Mayflower Con 03 04 \u25a0
Manhattan District
Man Con 02 03 Pine Nut .... — Ol
Man Dexter... 03 04 Stray Dog ... — 02
Mineral Hill.. — 02 Thanksgiving.. 03 —
Mustang Man. — 02|
Other Districts
Balloon Hill.. — 05 Nev Hills 50 —
Eagle's Nest.. 02 04 Pitts S Peak. 73 ' —
Falrvw G Bid — 02 Queen Regent. — 10
Falrvw Hnilst — 01 Ramsev ...... 01 —
Fairvw Eagle. 15 — Raw Coalition. 38 —
Jack Pot .... 04 05 Ra-w Queen .. 2fi —
Minaz Pedraz.l.2o — Round Mt ... 45 —
Copper Stocks .
Cum. Ely .. 7.H2 S.OOlNev Cons '..21.00 21.25
Giroux Cns. 7.87 8.12]
OIL STOCKS
\u2666 ;; — __\u2666
CresceuF was the active stock yesterday and
advanced from TiOc to C6c. Brookublre was also
higher at $1.60. against Saturday's closing
quotation of $1.42. Otherwise there was noth
ing new on thp oil exchange.
Sesnon wag ex dividend- of 20c yesterday.-
CALIFORNIA STOCK AND OIL EXCHANGR
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
Amy .. — 1.40 Mount Girl.. 21 —
Apollo 17 20 Nev County. 30 —
Asco Oil .. — 50.00 New Pa Pet -1.05 1.07%
Do bd555.97.00 — Psrafflne ... — 1.50
Hay City .. 2.00 — Palmer 1.85 1.40
Blue Moon.. 27 30 Peerless .... — 6.00
Brookshlre.. 1.r>7% 1.60 Piedmont ... — 18
Cal Oil & G — 1.45 Pinal 10.50 10.75
Caribou ...16.25 18.00 Premier .... ' — 1.45
Chi Crude..- 11 — Record ..'..'. 6.50 —
Clnreinont.. 1.90 1.97% Republic ... 67 71
Cresceus' . .. \u25a0 65 66 Saerampnto 1.00 —
Dab,ney .... — 11 SF & McK.27.50 —
Del Bey... 12 18 Saner Dough 2.2.1 2.50
De Luxe .. — 2.00 Section 25 ..22.50 25.00
Enos 1.40 — Sesnbn \u25a0'..;.. 8.00: —
Four- — 25 Shawmut ... — 50
Gypsy 40 — Silver Tip.. . 2.80 2.90
111 Crude... 51 — Sovereign .. — 23
Junction,... 4tr . — S W & 8... — 70
Mascot 2.15 2. .V) Sterling .... 2.75 . 3.00
McKlttrick.. 19 —Turner 1.50 I.HO
Mid of Ore — 15 Wolverine .. 30 —
Mrm Cristo.. 3.30 3.42% W: X Oil Co. — 3.00
SALES :
ll:3O a. >m. — \u25a0
1000 Apollo 18
4 CO Blue Moon .30
1000. Blue Moon ....'....:.... . .29
200 Brookshire 1..V)
10f» Brookshire 1.52%
41 Claremont .". ". 1.90
200(» Cresceus ;65
4200 Cresceus ....'..... ' .6<»
300 Enos "*1.40
2000. Gypsy .40
100 Monte Cristo :..; 3.40
."00 New Perm Petroleum. .". :'...'. .'...:. ' 1.07VJ
r>oo New Perm Petroleum, . b 90 1.10
1300 Palmer 1.37%
100 Premier 1.50
800 Republic 08
200 S W &. B .70
2 p. m. —
10 Associated Oil 49.87%
300 Brookshire .1.55
200 Brookahire 1.60
100 Palmer 1.35
3000 Cresceus .66
300 Palmer 1.37%
SUMMARY OF
TME:MARKETS
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 % * , "T~ '
New York stocks ihow litle
>,-. change. ;. •" "
Spot cotton' higher; future* low or.
Copper stock* -CT-enk. \.
Local ' stock \u25a0 markets quiet.
Exchange rates" unchanged.
Wheat quiet, tint* lower.
Barley future*" break sharply.
Rolled barley; and rolled oats
. lower. .
Flour again marked dorvn 20c.
Hay and -beans -quiet and un
changed.
Butter, and' eggn flrru. Cheese 'as
. before. ; "/{>\u25a0' i ; wl-,' :
Asparagus in . excessive supply.
Potatoes dull' and easy. Onions
. firm.
Strawberry combine formed.
Oranges firm and active.
Western poultry selling well.
1400 Palmer .' l'.S5
100 Pinal ...V. 10.73
200 Republic 6S
100 W X 0i1........ 2.90
-• - Street — - • . - ••\u25a0 • .
COO Creseeus .'.. .66
Los Angeles Oil Exchange
[Special Diipatch to The Call]
-LOS. ANGELES, April 4.— 0il stocks were ac
tive again today on tbe mining stock exchange.,
Oleum, which has been rather quiet for the last
two weeks; ; was ' bullish. The market closed
strong. at ll%c.bld, with no stock offered. Re
cently.. 100,000 ' shares of treasury stock was
taken up by the stock holders at 10c a share,
but there seems to be no inclination on the part
of. the -holders of this stock to dispose of It.
California Midway stock sold lower than it
did. Saturday. The well was sanded up and the
company is having it cleaned out. It flowed for
20 minutes yesterday, when it was only partially
cleaned out. and the flow is said to have been
at the rate of 10,000 barrels a day.
All of the higher priced stocks were strong
today. Associated was active and 'old around
$49.«2V4- It closed at this price bid, with no
stock offered. Traders sold at $126 and closed
firm. Union sold at $105.
GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat— The market continues dull and un
changed, with prices weak.
California club, $1.75@1.50; Sonora, $1.87%^
2; Propo and white Australian, $1.90@1.95.
Northern wheat — Club, $1.75@1.77%; Russian
red, $1.72% ©1.75; turkey red. $1.75@1.50;
bluestem, $1.50@1.87%. .
FUTURES
1 < 10 a. m. Sessioa
.No quotations. . .
Barley — Though a single car, of feed sold at
$1.35 yesterday, the grain was offering in lib
eral lines at $1.32% without finding buyers.
The market was extremely, weak and futures
broke sharply. Country offerings are heavy.
CASH BARLEY
No. 1 feed. $1.32%: off grades, $1.30 per ctl;
brewing. $1.35@1.37%; shipping lots, $1.33%@
1.35; chevalier, $1.60@1.65 per ctl.
' / FUTURES
10 a. ua. Session
Open. \u25a0 High. Low. Close.
May '.$1.26 $1.28 $1.25% $1.26
June— No sales; $1.20 bid. $1.22% asked.
December ....... 1.19 . 1.19 1.17 1.17%
2 p. in. Session
Open. High. Low. . Close.
May $1.26 $1.26% $1.2« $1 .26%
June — No sales; $1.22U asked.
December ... 1.17?4 1.17% 1.17% 1.17U
Oats— All kinds arc lower again, with the
market weak and neglected by buyers.
Reds for feed. $1.42V><81..'»5: black, nominal;
gray. $1.52%<^1.60; white, $1.52%@1.60 per ctl
for fair to No. 1.
Corn — Manohurian small yellow is quoted at
$1.60 per cental In sacks: California small
round yellow. $I.6T>fttl. 7o; white. $1.70@1.75;
large yellow. $1.6."ifq,1.67%: western states yel
low, in bulk. San Francisco track. $1.52% @
1.55; white. $1.55<ft;1.57V4: mixed, $1.50; white
Egyptian. $1.57%<0.1.60; brown do. $1.47%^
1.67 VS per ctl.
Rye — There Is no demand. Utah and Califor
nia, $2 per ctl. ' - 'V \u25a0-
Foreign Futures
LIVERPOOL
Wheat— May. July. Oct.
Opening 8 00 7 11% 7 9%
Closing 8 V 4 7 11% 7 9%
• PARIS
Wheat — April. July-Aug.
Opening 25.30 24.90
Closing 25.40 25.00
Flour—
Oppning 32. 90 33.10
Closing •..- -:.. 32.90 33.15
.Northern Wheat Market
PORTIiAND, Ore.. April '4.— Wfleat. track
prices: Club. 9Sc; bluestem. $1.02@1.03; red
Russian. . 9<>c; Turkey red. $1: valley. $1. Car
receipts: Wheat, 21 cars; barley, 7 car*; oats.
4 cars. Season to date: Wheat. 9.103 cars; bar
ley. 1.218 cars; oats. 1,324 cars.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Proviatona
CHICAGO, April 4.— Cash, quotations were as
follows: Flour, steady: \u25a0 No. 2 rye, SOc; feed
or' mixing barley; . -SOffijXJe: fair \u25a0to choice
malting, 57@U0c; No. . 1 southwestern flaxseed.
$2.20; No. 1 northwestern, $2.30;' timothy seed.
$4.t>o; clover. $11.30: mess pork, per bbl, $23.2."»
($25.37%; I lard, per 100 lbs, $14: short ribs,
sides (loose), $13.23^13.62%; short clear sides
(boxed), $14.2r»<5 14.50.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to-79.000 bushels." ' Primary receipts were
766,000 bushels, compared ,'wlth ."01.000 bnshels
the corresponding day a year ago. - The visible
supply of wheat iv the United States Increased
1.314,000 bushels for the week. The amount
of breadstuffs on ocean passage Increased 400.000
bushels. Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. 31 cars; corn, 236 cars; oats, 142 cars;
hogs,: 10.000 head.
DAILY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE
\u25a0 Artcles — Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, barrels 21.200 7,900
Wheat, bushels . ........... 13,200 11,600
Corn. . bushels .161.300 108,200
Oats. . bushels ............. 127.500 90.900
Rye, bushels 2,000
Barley, bushels 42,000 6,000
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles — • Open. High. Low. Close.
Wheat — ,
May ...1.14% 1.14T, 1.13% 1.13*4
July ....... 1.07% 1.07«» 1.06 V 1.06%
September ..1.03% 1.04*8 1.0314 1.03*8
Corn —
May :...".... 60% 61 S9T& 60
July ...63 631; 62^ 62»i
September .. 64t, 64% 63U 63*s
Oats— .
May 42-V 43 42^4 42%
July 40% 41 40% 40%
September-.. 38% • 38% 3SU 38%
v Mess Pork, per bbl —
May ........25.30 25.40 25.10 25.17%
July 25.25 25.35 25.20 25.32%
September ..24.70 .24.92% 24.70 24. 50
Iyard, per 100 lbs —
May ........13.57% 13.72% 13.57% 13.70
July ... 13.37% 13.50 13.35 13.40
September ..13.27% 13.32% 13.25 13.27%
, Short Ribs, per 100 lbs—
May .'...' 13.5.- 13.60 13.50 13.50
July . .. 13. 22& 13.27% 13.20 13.27-%
September ..13.15 13.20 13.15 13.15
>>Tv York Grain Market
NEW YORK, April - 4.— Flour was quiet and
lower to effect sales. Receipts, 23,29? barrels;
shipments, 6.834 barrels.
Wheat— Spot easy. No. 2 red. $1.24 bid c. i. f.:
No. 1 northern. $1.24 nominal f. o. b. opening. of
navigation. Options— Wheat was firm early on
buying , by traders on bullish ' state crop* reports,
but the '.Kentucky report was corrected *'from 50
to 84 per cent, and. prices declined on this and
the 1 increase in | the | visible supply and I reports
that three. loads of , American *No. , 2 red wheat
had been returned to New York from Hull.. At
the close prices 'were vie nei lower. May closed
at $1.22V4. .July at $1.14 & and September at
$1.10%. r. Receipts, .2o,ooo bushels; 'shipments,
37,752 e bushels. ,
ViMible Grain Supply
NEW.TORK." April 4.— The visible, supply of
grain in the United States Saturday, .April 2. as
compiled -by "the New York produce exchange,
was ms follows: Wheat 29.004.000 bushels, in
crease 1,384.000; corn, 13,774,000 bushels, decrease,
398,000:, oats 9.991.000 bushels. Increase 253,000;
rye >\u25a0 688,000 . .bushels, ; .'lncreasf> t',000; . barley
2,990,000 -bushels, increase 189,000.
-• -. Minneapolis Grain and Produce ;•
MINNEAPOLIS," April 4.— Wheat— May, $1.17*;
@1.17%: July.;.sl.l3^@l.l3ii: Cash— No. < 2
hard. '$1.13>A@1.16:- No. - 1 northern, $l.i3(a
1.14»4: No. 2. $1.11@1.12%; N0.r3,51.07(g1.1i:
Corn— No. 3 yellow, 51-%(S's4?ic.
\u25a0 Oats— No. 3 white. 39»i@40%c. " - •
i.-.UyerrNo.*.2; 71%ff174%c. - '
" Flax— Closed at $2.32%. -
I LOCAL MARKETS
V".v Receipts of Produce Aprtl 4 * j ' .
Flour, V qreks.. '\u25a0.'.\u25a0 3.760) Leather, rolls \u25a0" . ." ;270
Wheat,, ctls .... 640 Tallow, 'ctls l" 100
Barley. " Ctls;.;.: 13.830 Hides, "No . * 1 "70
Oats., ctls ...... 1,420 Pelts,. No -1... " i'o3O
Beans,-. *ka .'.... 05 Lime, bbls ...... '890
Corn,*-, ctls ...... 600 Wine. -. gals .". ... .23 800
Bran.'; sks :':'.'...-\u25a0 ISO Brandy,- gals :..".. '350
Middlings. -.J'ks... 183 Honpy, , cases '.;. .7 • V 45
Potatoes, sks. ...'3.K45 Livestock, i No •... 140
.Hay.'i tons ....... • 430 Oranges. s bxs'v.Y. "4 SfW
lloiw. \ bales .... 7 Paper, bdls ;. .. . 1 <K)3
Flour Declines 20c Per Barrel
Barley and Oat Markets Lower
Wool, sks 3S!Lumber, M ft.... 20
Shorts, sks ' 251 .
OREGON
Wheat, ctU 605| Potatoes, sks ... 922
WASHINGTON
Flour, qr sks... :...!. ..;.... 6,516
.WESTERN STATES 1
Corn, ctls 600
Provisions
Cottolene— One half bbl. 12% c: 2 half bbls.
12Sc; 1 tierce, 12^c; 2 tierces. 12?fcc; 5 tierces,
12Vjc. * •
Hams and Bacon — The Western meat company
quotes as follows: Hams, 21%@22VjC; picnic
hams, 15c; California hams. 20^£@21>4c; extra
fancy bacon, 28c; fancy bacon. 6 to 8 lbs. 25% c;
8 to 10 lbs, 24% c; 10 to 12 lbs, 24<^c; sugar
cured. 25c; light dry salt bacon.' 8 fb 10 lbs.
22c: 10 to#l2 lbs, 21»4c; medium bacon, 20% c;
light medium bacon, 2«JVjc. • .-'*•
Lard— Tierces 17% c. 50s 17*; c. 10s 18« c. Sa
18»gc, 3s 18% c; compound lard, tierces IlVic.
50s ll%c, 10s 12V4C. 3s 12% c, 3s 12^c; yellow
cooking oil. 66c per gal; white cooking oil. 67 He
per gal: salad oil. 69c per gal. \u25a0
Beef — Local prices aro . quoted. Export lots.
Inspected by «he government, are $1 per . bbl
higher." Extra » -nlly beef, $17 per bbl; family
beef, $16.50 per bk. extra me,s beef. $16 per
bbl: smoked beef, 19c p*r» 'b.
Pork — Extra prime, in baiTtZr.- $32; clear. $34;
mess, $32; pig por», $38; pigs* imt. $3.77 for
half bbls, $2.40 tre 2'i lb kegs and JUS for kits.
Meat Market
DRESSED MEATS
" Slaughterers' rs.es to dealers and batchers are
as follows:
Beef— B@B%c per lb for steers, 7@7Hc for
cows and heifers.
Veal— SVa@9 Vie for large and B@loftc for
smalL
Mutton— Wethers, 10%©12 c; ewes. 10@10^t
per lb. . '
Lamb— l2%c for yearlings and 14@15c for
spring.
Dressed Pork (per lb)— 131£@14%c for light,
\ LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight: %
No. 1 fat steers, over 900 lbs, alive, SV&C per
lb; under 000 lbs, 5@5)4c; second quality, 5©
s*ic; third quality. 4Vi@4%c.
No. 1 cows and heifers. 4^4©4Hc; second
quality, 3%@4c: third quality. 3*i@3£c; com
mon, thin, undesirable cows, 2%, @3c.
Fat bulls and stags, 2^4 @2&c; half fat or
thin bulls, ltt<S2c.
Calves — Light weight, per lb, s^@6c; medium.
sW@s%c; heavy, 4@4%c.
Sheep (per lb) — Wethers, No. 1. 6©6% c; ewes,
sft(gs%c.
Lambs (per lb) — This year's milk lambs, 7Q
7Hc; yearling lambs, 6%c
Hogs < per lb) — Hard grain fed, weighing 100
to 140 lbs. 10Vi(g;10%c; 140 to 230 lbs. 10% c;
250 to 350 lbs, lOtglOUc; common, undesirable
hogs, 7@Sc.
Horses and Males
Tbe following quotations for horses and mnles
are furnished by the Butchers' and Stock Grow
ers' Journal:
HORSES
Desirable drafters. 1.700 lbs and over. .$2259373
Light drafters, 1.500 to 1.650 lba 275(3323
Chunks, 1,350 to 1.500 lbs 225<3275
Wagon horses. 1.250 to 1,350 lbs 175(^210
Delivery wagon horses, 1,050 to 1,250.. 135Q155
Desirable farm mares 150@200
Farm workers 73@123
MILES
200 lbs, 4 to 7 years ' $125@150
1,000 lbs, 4 to 7 years 150<g175
1,100 lbs. 4 to 7 years 200@225
1,200 lbs and over. 4 to 7 years 250(2300
Over 7 years old range from $15 to $25 lower.
Butter, Cheese and Eerst*
The butter market retained all of the firm
ness noted frequently of late, despite heavy de
liveries over Sunday, and extras were marked up
%c to a quotation of 27c a pound. Offers to pay
the . new quotation for supplies on the exchange
met with no response. The firm state of the
market was due largely to the demand for ship
ment to outside points. Eggs. too. were wanted
for shipment to Los Angeles and to northern
markets. It was reported that most of the
: stocks spnt out were going into cold storage
upon arriving at their destinations. The quota
tions were unchanged, bat 23c was bid for ex
tras during the informal session of the exchange.
Cheese was unchanged, new fiats being weak and
Young Americas steady.
On the exchange 25 California fancy new
tint* were sold at Js%c a pound. There were no
other sales.
Receipts were. 67.300 pounds of butter. 13,000
pounds of cheese and 2,293 cases of eggs.
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 range from l%c to 2c higher,
owing to the various charges to be added.
BUTTER PER POUND
Grades — Mar.'lU Apr. 1 Apr. 2 Apr. 4
Fresh extras 26% c 20% c 28% c 27c
Extras .26e 2t*; 26e 2Cc
Seconds 25c 25c . 25c 25c
Packing stock 24c 24c 24c 24c
Cheese — California fancy flats, 15 %c per lb.
weak; do firsts. 15c, weak; do seconds. 14% c,
weak: fancy Young Americas, 18c. steady; do
firsts, 17c, steady; fancy Oregon Young Ameri
cas, 20c. firm; do flats. We. firm; Oregon stor
age flats. 19% c, firm: New York fancy, 20c.
firm: Wisconsin singles. 19c, firm.
Eggs — California fresh, per dozen, cases in
cluded: \u25a0
Grades — Mar. 31 Apr. 1 Apr. 2 Apr. 4
Extras 22%e 22% c 22% c 22% c
Firsts 22c 22c 22c 22c
Seconds 21% c 21 %c 21% c 21% c
Thirds 20c. 20c 20c 20c
Epc Market in .Nearby Counties
[Special D'upaich lo The Call]
PETALUMA. April 4. —^The week opened with
no change in the price paid for eggs today from
last week; 22c being the best offering; 21% c and
21c were the next bett prices paid, according to
grades.
SANTA CRUZ. April 4.— Merchants continue
to. offer 21c for all classes of eggs, but ship
ments to outside points continue.
Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND. April 4.— Butter: City and
county creamery, extras, 33c; fancy, 28@30c;
store. 20f<j22c.
TACOMA. April 4.— Wheat. Milling: Blue
stem, $1; club. 94c. Export: Bluestem, $1.02 to
$1.05; club. 94c to 90c.
SEATTLE. April 4. — Milling quotations: Blue
stem. $1.02;, club. 97c; flfe, 97c; red Russian.
9."> c. Export wheat: Bluestem, 99c; club, 84c;
fife, 94c;' red 1 Russian, 92c.
Elgin Butter
ELGIN. 111., April 4.— Butter, firm, 31c. Sales
for the week, 464,400 pounds.
Potatoen. Onion* and Vegetables
Over 5,000 boxes of asparagus came in over
Sunday on top of a heavy carryover from Sat
urday. - causing another decline in prices. Con
trary to their usual custom receivers started to
cut • prices < lmmPdtately - after the opening of
business, but their efforts to effect clearances
availed them nothing, there being a heavy sur
plus uncared for at the end of the day. The
canners paid 50^75c a box in 'the open market
and were critical buyers at those figures. Rhu
barb . was In less excessive supply than at the
close of last week, but prices shofred no im
provement. Peas were plentiful and sold fairly
at the old quotations, while new potatoes
brought 5&5% c a pound. About 20 sacks of the
latter came In. Old potatoes continued dull and
easy. Onions were steady to firm.
Potatoes ( per ctl) — ETver white. 50@75V- for
common to choice and 80@90c for fancy: Salinas
Burbanks. $1.25@1,40; Oregon Burbanks. 90c@
$1.05; Oregon early rose, $1.35©1.40; river do,
$l(&1.10; sweet potatoes. $2.25<g2.50.
Onions (per ctl) — Oregon, $1.35@1.50; Austra
lian, .$4; new green, 40<i£75c per box.
Vegetables — Asparagus. $l(§, 1.25 per box for
choice to extra and 50@75c for common; toma
toes. Mexican. $2.50@2.75 per crate: do carriers.
$4.50@4.75; green peas, 3@6c per lb; garlic. 5@
8c per lb: cabbage, 33@40c per ctl; cucumbers
$1.25@1.75 per dozen; cauliflower, 40©50 c per
dozen; turnips. . SOe per sack:, carrots. 50c per
sack;*- rhubarb, 50c@$l per box; celery, 75c@
$1.25: for large crates; mushrooms, lo@lso
per lb.
Deciduous and Cltrvss Prniti «
\u25a0No strawberries came 'In from \u25a0 any of the
growing districts yesterday, but several consign
ments, that were rolling this way from southern
California were \u25a0 expected to arrive today. It
was stated that southern shippers expected to be
forwarding car load lots within a . week. A pool
of \u25a0 four of the largest local commission \u25a0 houses
have contracted for the bulk of the berry crop
in- the Pajaro ' valley. A member of the com
bine stated yesterday that 95 per cent of the
output had, iieen ".secured. The market for or
aoges continued firm and active, with all grades
selling readily ,at steady prices. " Nine cars
reached the market over Sunday. The other citrus
fruits, - and aUo ." tropical fruits, were in good
request/ while apples continued to drag at low
and . Irregular rates.-. \u25a0•\u25a0'-
Apples — Fancy four tier fruit. $1<g1.25 per box
for Newtown pippins and" $1.10@1.33 for red
varieties;- second grade stock, .75c|$$l; Bellflow.
crs, nominal. '
• Citrus Fruits (per box) — Navel oranges, $2.23
©2.50 for -fancy. $1.50@2 for choice. and $1@
1.25 for. standard: tangerines. $1.25@1.73 per
box ; grapef roit. $2.50@3.25 for seedless, and
$1.50©2 for common; lemons, $3(013.75 for fancy,"
$2©2.50 for choice and $1.25® 1.75 for standard;
limes $5.50@6. '••. ! ... - . .-.-,. .-. -„
1 Tropical Fruits — Bananas, 75c® 51.25 per bunch
for Hawaiian and $2.50(@3 for Central American;
pineapples, \u25a0 $3@4 ; per dozen. - \u25a0 t -.- •
Dried Frnltw, Ralslna, Xnts and Honey
Fruits — Evaporated apples.- 6% @S<v. apricots.
OtClOVjc: moorpark: .lOVjfccUc: peaches. 4^Q
SVic:? prunes.' 2%<g.3e. with *i«Jlc premium for
50s' and -114c premium 'for 40s; tig*. 4V^«|s?i«r;
pears,: sVj@loc.\
Raisins — Layers, clusters— 6 crown,- $2.50;* 3
crown, $1.73; 4 crown, $1.25: seeded. 4ftj3c:
ordinary layers, 3 crown. 93c: - crown. Me ;
seedless sultana*. 2lj<g4c; Thompson"* seedless.
3&@3tyc for unbleached and 6ViQ6}ae for
bleached; loese muscatel. 4 crown, 4c; 3 crown,
3%c; 2 crown. 3c; seedless. 2@2^c.
Nnts — Alcsonds, acsparells. il!»i@l3c: IXL.
14@14%c; ne pins nltra. 13@13*ic; Drake. 10 v,
@llc; languedocs, 10@10V»c;- hardshell. BU@7c;
walnuts, 13c per ll> for No. 1 softshells, Bhe for
No. 2 do; pecans. 14fe@16c; peanuts, i^'&x;
pine nats. l ! »'U2oc per lb.
Honey — Comb, 14@15c for water white and 10
igl-c per lb for light amber; dark amber. 7@3c;
extracted, 7%c for water white and U^QtiVsc
for light amber; candied and dark amber. 4@
4'5C per lb.
Beeswax— 27 U&3oc per lb for light cad 23®
26c for dark.
Poultry' and Game -
A car of western ponltry came in to an ap
preciative market yesterday, the stock meeting
with a z<*hl demand at satisfactory prices. An
other car falls due today. There was no mar
ket for California poultry, there being hardly
anything received. Game . was .lull and un
changed.
Poultry (per dozen) — Hens, $3.50@6 for small.
(6.30^7.30 for large and $S@lo for extra; young
roosters, $3@10; old roosters. $5@6; fryers.
$8.50i£7.50; broilers, $s<££6 for largo and $4<gs
for small: ducks, nominal; plgeooa. $1.73@2;
squabs $3@3.50; geese. $2.30@3 per pair.
Game (per dozen)— Gray geese. $3@3.50; *
white geese. $1.50@2; hare, $1.73@2; rabbits.
$2.50.
Beans and Seeda f l
Beans continue quiet and steady, witaont any
change ia prices. • .
Beans tper ctl)—^Bayos, $5.65(23.80; pea,
nominal; small white. $4.50@4.&5: large white,
$3.75i@4; pink. $4.75@5: red. $3.50(36. «3: t>!ar!^4
eye, $4.60@4.75: lima. $4.35@4.45: red k!dneys^>
$54£5.23; cranberry beans, $4.fi0@4.70; garvan
*a». $2.50453.23; horse beans. $2(^2.25.
Seeds — Brown mustard. 4^jc; yellow mnstard.
SUe; Caxseed. sc. carload lots; canary. 3%@4c;
alfalfa. 16^@17c; rape. 2(&2%c; imported rape.
4@4^c; timothy, 6c; hemp. 3Va@4c; millet. 3c
per lb. r . „" .'.
Dried Peas — Green. $4 per ctl.
Flour and Farlnaeeoua Good*
California brands of flour have been marked
down 20c per barrel and Oregon and Washing
ton brands have also declined. The western state
brands remain unchanged.
Flour — California family estras. $fs.2O'grt.SO net
without discount ; bakers' extras. $tt.2orttt>.fiO: au
perflne. $5@5.30: Oregon and Washington, per
bbl, $5.60 for family, bakera* and patents and
$5. 10@5.30 for cut off; Kansas patents. $t;.sioi
6.75: do straight. $6.30(36.55; Dakota patents.
$7.25; do straights.: $7; do clear. $6.50 per bbl.
Farinaceous Goods — Prices la 100 lb sacks, net
cash, no discount, are as follows: Graham flour.
$3 per 100 lbs; rye flour. $3.40: rye meal.
$3.20; rice flour. $6: corn meal. . $2.80; extra
cream do. $3.10: oat meal. $4; oat groatd. $4.20;
farina. $3.80; hominy. $2.90; buckwheat flour.
$4; whole wheat flour. $3.20; rolled; oats. bbls.
$6©6.50; In sacks. $4(35.50; extra cream do.
$8.50 in sacks and $7 in barrels; rolled wheat,
bbls $5. in sacks $3.50@4.50; pearl barley.
$4.20; split peas, boxes, $5 for yellow and $7
for green per 100 lba.
Hay and Feedstnffa ~_ , , '.'..
Receipts of hay yesterday were 430 tons,
ail ou cars. Tbe market continued quiet and
weak.
Rolled barley and rolled oata aro lower In sym
pathy with t.i>* raw grain.
Bran— $27&2S tor reU and $23Q2» per ton for
white.
Middlings— s34@3rt per ton.
. Shorts— s29(33o per ton.
Feedstuffs — Rolled barley, $28.50fi?2J>..10: rolled
oats for feed. 32'334e: mixed feed. $2^*^3o for
average lota; oilcake meal, : coc'oaant ea^e or
meal at mills. $25 In 20 and lo and $23.50 i:i .»
toa lots; jobbing. $28: corn meal. fJ* %'/\u25a0"\u25a0>:
cracked corn. $3«na39: alfalfa meal, carload lots.
$20: Jobbing, $21; red star alfalfa meal. $2l» in
carload lots and $21 Jobbing; Caproco ctleako
meal. $16.50 per ton.
Hay— Wheat. $12*318.50; wheat and oat. $10
@15; tame cat. $10<^15; volunteer wild oat,
$9@12; alfalfa. $8@12: stock hay, $Cgu per ton.
Straw— so<y,7sc per bale.
Hides, Tnllow. Wool and Hops
Hides — Culls and brands sell about %^tc
under quotations. Heavy salted steer*. llt£l2r;
light medium. 10%@lle; light. 9%'QlOc; cow
hides. 10c for heavy. 9%i&10e for light; stags.
80; salted kip. 10<ijlo%e; salted veal. 13<?a
15% c; salted calf. 15% c: dry hides. 10<320r:
dry kip, 16@lSc: dry calf. 23c: dry veal. 21c;
sheepskins, shearlings, 20<ij4«V each; short/
wool. 50!&S5c: medium. 85c@$l; long wni>U
$1.25® 1.75; lambs, 25<& 75c; horse hides. »alC^*
$2.25^3 for large and $1.50©2 for medium.
75c<g$l for small *nd 25@50c for colts; horse
bides, dry. $2<§2.25 for large and $1.23*92 for
medium. 50c@$l for small and 25@50c for
colts; goatskins, prime angora. 73cfe$l; large
hair goats. 25@40c; medium, 20<&30c; small.
s@lsc. • * \u25a0 . ,
Tallow — No. 1 rendered, 5%Q5%c; No. 2. S'.j
Q~>c: grease. 2@3c.
Wool— Spring clip — San Joaquin, year's staple.
12@15c; do. 8 months. "'3l4c per lb.
Hops— California. 16Q23C tor crop of 190»:
Oregons. l«@23c per 1b; crop of 1910, 15® 16c;
three years, 14@15c per lb.
General Merchandise
Bags— Grain bags. 5%@5%e, June- July deliv
ery; San Qoentin bags. 5%c; wool b*st*. 27c for
3% lb and 31c for 4 lb: fleece twiae, Sc per lb.
Coal — Pennsylvania anthracite egg. $16 per
ton; Wellington. $12; New Wellington. $12:
Coos bay. $10: Australian hf>u«« — Richmond, etc..
$12; Pelaw. Main. $12: Stanford Richmond. $12:
Cumberland. $15 in bulk and $16.50 In sacks:
Welsh anthracite. $15; coke, $16 per ton in bulk
and $17 in sacks.
Oils — Quotations are for barrels. Linseed.
94c per gallon for boiled and 92c for r»w;
cases. 6c more; castor oil in cases. No. 1. 71c:
Baker's AA, $1.13@1.13; China nut, cases. We.
70c per gal.: cocoanut oil. in barrels. ?5<@73%c
for XXX, 72%(g76c for No. 1 and 70@73%e
for No. 2, according to quantity; extra bleached
winter sperm oil. 80c; natural winter sperm oil.
80c; natural whale oil, 55c: extra *wint«r
strained lard oil. $1; pure neatsfoot oil. 75c; No.
1 neatsfoot oil. 60c; herring oil. 40c; salmon oil.
35c; boiled fish oU. 35c; paint oil. 35c.
Coal Oil, Gasoline, etc. — Water white. Iron
barrels or drums, lUc: ICO deg. oil, iron barrels
or drums, 11 %c; special do, 12c; pearl oil. in
cases, 17c; astral, 17c; star. 17c; - extra \u25a0 star.
20c; Elaine. 2G%e; eoceae. 20e; red crown and
motor gasoline, in bulk 15c. In case.* 22c; No. 1
engine distillate, la drums Be, cases 7c more:
86 deg. gasoline, In balk 30c, In cases 37 %c;
varnish makers' and painters' napbtna. ia bulk
lie. In cases lS%c.
Turpentine — 82% c per gallon In cases and 75% c
in bulk, drums and iron barrel*.
Rosin (per bbl of 2SO lbs>— B. $7.15: F. $7.20;
G, $7.30; H. $7.35; I. $7.50; W W. $10.50.
Red and White Lead— Red. B%@9c; white.
St*4f?%c per lb.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows, terms net cash: Standard fine granu
lated, 5.65 c; standard, coarse granulated. 5.65 c:
fruit granulated. 3.65 c; cut loaf, m barrels only.
7.65 c; 11. * K. crystal domlnos, 5 lb cartons in
cases, 8.65 c; do 2 lb cartons In cases, 3.15 c;
-monarch bar, 6c: tablets in half barrel!). 8.15 c;
do ia boxes. 6.40 c; cubes and A crushed. 5.90 c;
monarch powdered, 5.75 c; XXXX powdered.
5.75 c; candy granulated. 5.73 c; confectioners' A.
fi.6sc; confectioners' crystals, 3.73 c; extra fine
granulated, 5.45 c: magnolia A. 5.25 c: extra C,
5.15 c; golden C. 5.05 c; D. 4.95 c. Barrels and 50
lb nags 10c. half bbls 25c. boxes 50c more per ft
100 lbs than for bags of 100 lbs net. Bar ia 3i i
and 40 lb tins $1.70- more: ia 8 and 10 lb tins
$2.35 more per 100 lbs than price for this grade
in 100 lb ba?s-
The California and Hawaiian sugar redoing
company quotes as follows: Granulated basis.
5.63 c; ''Higrade" bar, 6c; powdered. 5.73 c; A
crushed. 5.90 c; berry. 3.85 c; C. & H. extra fine
dry granulated, 5.63 c; coarse dry granulated,
5.63 c; confectioners' A. 3.65 c; confectioners' ,
crystal, 5.75 c; cubes, 5.90 c; bricks, 3.90 c; extra
fine dry granulated (ICO lb bags only). 3.43 c:
excelsior A. 3.23 c; extra C. 5.13 c; golden ' C,
5.03 c; yellow D. 4.93 c; cut loaf, in bbls only.
7.65 c; H. Jfc E. crystal dominos, 5 lb cartons ia
cases, 8.63 c; do 2lb cartons in cases. 9.15 c. Ad
ditional per 100 lbs: In barrels and 50 lb bazs.
10c more; half bbls, 25c more; boxes, 50c mors
for all grades. Bar la 35 and 40 lb tins. $I.7t>
more: in 10 lb tins. $2.53 more. Minimum oruer.
carload weight.
• Xew York Prodnee
NEW YORK. April 4.— Hops— Dull.
Petroleum — Steady.
Wool — Quiet. . \u25a0 \u25a0 » •
Svgar — Kaw steady; Muscovado. «> test. ».*<V:
centrifuial. Wtest. 4.S«c; molasses sugar, *o
test. 3.61 c. Keflned«steady.
Coffee — Futures steady, net 5^ 11 point 9 lower.
Sale* were reported of 15.230 bass, inrlu.iinsr:
April and May. tf.SOc: June. 6.63 c: July. «.05c;
August. September. October and November.
6.80 c: December. 6.53 c: January. 6.Sflc: Febru
ary. B.S7c:" March.- «.JWc. Spot quiet; No. T
Rio. S%c;-N& 4 Santos, »V t e. Mild quiet; Cor
dova. 9^@l2V4e. .
Butter — Firm ami active: creamery specials.
32c: extras. 01c: thirds to firsts. 23<g30c; heM
seconds to specials. 24(§30c: western factory.
22&23 c; western imitation creamery. 23*j<325c
. Cheese — Steady.
Eggs — Firm; western storage packed, selected.
22Vi«S23c: do regular packed extras, firsts, 22* i
\u0084fti22He: do firsts, 21%<522c; southern flrsU,
2U;ra2l!4c.
• DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples — Steady; spot fancy, 10c;
choice. «<&**3c; prime, e%££?Hc; common to
fair. B-QS^e. • —
Prunes — Barely steady: California np to 30
40s. aTg6so*ic:a T g6so*ic: Oregon*. . 3<&9c. '-'\u25a0:.-"\u25a0
Apricots — Easy: choice. lO^iglle; extra
choice. lltjUSi':: fancy. 12'gl2<ac.
Peaches — Inactive: choice. «Vs@6 s ic; txtta
choice. «y t <a7Vic; fancy. TViQT^c. .
• Raisins— Easy; loose muscatel, 3»iQ3\c:
\u25a0 choice to fancy seeded. -3 fa «*;«:; seedless, GViS;
I4*ic; London layers, $1.13@1.20.

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