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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
SPECULATION LOW
IN STOCK MARKET
Recuperative Power Proves
Very Moderate and of Ex=
tremely Short Life
..New York Bankers Not Pleased
With Loan Position of the
Country Banks
Nfw York Stock l.i»i
X '"• »'• Hultoa & Co.. 4911 «»lifiwpis Mrrel,
mcrohfrs of tbe New York st-x-k fnr
ni!-li the :<>il<iw!rg list of bond and stofk sales
\-r <ten'aj :
Sales I STOCKS iliigbi Low | Bid | Ask
lAIHs-Cbalmers ...j j 30 [ n
; Do pM ::rti 2 i ::!>
.".l.'»«<'Am:il Ooppw I 74', s 72 72Ht| 721-i
7<xt'Ain<T Rpcl iWs' r;7'» ."." .".7',
t f» pf.l 1..... 72*1 75«4
l.3no!Ao»er tan id IOU! lO^i. Kit, lOU
l.ioni !>.• pM TTtSi TS'-aj TM 7:!' a
MOOJAmer C& V Co.~. 72^ 71 71 72
, !\u25a0•> pfd llrt :117
• i»h.i aiw <V.rt«n (MI. J H<s 65 d%] W
; Po pfd 1 1 llftl lO4V.
[Am I! A. Ltnth"r\ 6% <>"s" s
; I>" ;>f<l 34 S5
300 Ati:«r ice Secur. . M 26 2.">4 2H'-
Aawr'.f-lnseed 13^* 13%
; Po pfd , ' IS6 :«%,
l.3ooJAmer LoconMrt-Ive. .Vif<tj 49^ 4:« I^',
:.. Da |.fd j |UI\4JU2%
»«W M«M i I «' 7
i l»o pfd I I 1 HI I 40
An-r S & R O>. .j R2%< r»fj 7»%l 7f»i,
4'in! D-. )>l"d [105141105 |H"i4*4 lOSJi
tOOJAmer Snpar ]V2i ilL'-'J J122 124
• D., \u0084rd I j 122 124
1.2'">0 Ani'T Siw! roun.j SSUI ~'">"i\ •'~ I "''
I.l<K> AnxT 1 A.- T O».'.il3Qii{l33fe I"T>% 135«4
Aui.t To!. j,fd... j W 87
.. .. Ani.r \V.x»l. a I ::0 37%!
Do pfd !«ft%|lo«» i
S.lOOjAMrtfflda 45 j 4:'.» 4 4H»-| 43% |
:.«n 'Atl.iuti.- r.>a>t L.]128%]t27?i|127 JI2R
SSJOOAT&SF ;112 1110 jilO iliOUg
Do pfd I j ,ntt%:iii2^
L.loojßa>t & Ohio 110 1108%|105% 109
i IMpfd ! i 90 " !>2
Bethli-hetu Sro.-1..i j 29 M
! D.. pfd | | ]W\|
6.1008 U T i Wi| 77^4j 77«4i 77":,
<"ana.!n Southern.) ; | 60 | «S
«•»• <>:u!di.in Pacific. 181»4il8H«|181%}l81«4
7.INW. <" & <» S6 SJi^j S4 1 -! M s «
iW«>.- i a isl 50% -V>4| 51
C <; w ; 271-j! 2«!4
• !><> Pti J j 52(5 •'"••
l.nixn- \ n w 'i 52 |isu jiw |i:.ii' ;
».2noiO M A: Si P Ui*» 139K113&3i]140
rti»» U. pfd 161 L5K%j157%|159
9.S(Mi fertrsl I.faTbfr.. 4:i r 4 42 142 I 42' i
! I). 1 pfd !l<>7 us
(Cenrral of.X J."..]. ] ;2M i2i>o j
«'hi^.-i?i Terminal.; { I 2 | 4
Do pfi I ] 32 j 2<> 1
...,..,O <: C A- St L M% 85
1 D.v pfd U<»o JJ«I
li^KMV.I f & Iron CS^ii T.S \.XZ% 38
...'...., r»o pM , it3%iis
\u25a0 GA H«-k C & Ii 8 13
I.:umm>!,, Southern.. -| S»H 58%f 5«%| 68%
: Do Ist pf.i ...) t7S Kit
! Do M pfd ...j |77 I7S
:;.2nn Con~ol i^ss :i40%|137% 137%|13S
I.WOVorn ProJucti...] l«- b i 15-% 15%] V>~ a
: Do pffi T7 I 76 7B (77
r.oo D<=l & Hudson... 1173".; 17a*i 17ft • ,174
•_"«• D L A. W 5*5 r.sn 1575 579
•JiK» D & R G ! 40*,| 40% 40 | 41
D.i pfd I j T7 i W '
Diamoud M*t<-h .: ! «.»7 Hhi
40i« Distilling .Src...( 3(.»=J R 30H 30 r.<t'a
Dnluih SS & A. j 14 15 I
Do pfd 1 25% W«4j
LSOOjErte I 25% 28'il 2Si 4 ! 25%
300 Do Ist pfd ...j 4<>Ui 4.". 45 j 4r.i-. :
3«hi ! r>o 2.1 pfd ...I ::•> ! 34^i 34 "i 1 35
4CKt'Goneral K\cc ...!150 14»ii;14« !14!»' a
I.i>Oo 'ireat Nor Ore...j <><> !65 t«4 ! its i
•".HHi.Creat Nor i^Td..;iS7 i 1 35 14 ! 1 35 >^ iI3SU \u25a0
500(lUiaoia Central.. !l3» {i:tT^4 ll37 has "
4.«>o<r3nf<>rboro-Metro..j 22^1 22 I 22 I 22U
7/w> i>.> pfd ! SS-V! :•<>% 56%] 56%
Ini'T Mf-r-MErinf, j 5»;! <;
i»-. i«fd ! ! ih I in
. .: Irifr Papf-r t | 12V>! »3
2"" I»« r>fd i 52 I sOJ,i] s<i 51
• Intr-r Pump .....i j.^... 4.". 4<»
, Do pfd j j SS 54%
. lowa Ontra! 1 1 21%] 22
i Do pf<i 40 I 41
X C S"<>iitbrrn ' J -*Hi •''•"•
' Do pfrt m I«7
.Ijike Erie i W ]S 20
j Do pfd i 55 60 '
. Loo« L& N 14C»'^j14S J147% 14* !
MHrka.v I ] W;^ JXI
I Vn pfd 1 76 77
Manhattan I !]"» I3BU
Mf-trA St Rt 66 169 I
!Mfxi<an «>ntral.| I 77^ij 78
Minn &St L J 32 j .".7
I Do m pfd ...I ! I *N ! 70
s«>o'M St P & S S M<l3Si;;t3S [137% 13R
! Do pfd .....| 14«j " 152
;M. X & T 142% 40% 40-4 41
4.««ift Do pfd 72% 74
I. <KKf Missouri Par-!fio. . 69 6SV> 6%% -fi^^i
Xat-h C & St L.i T 134 " 135
1.50U National Lead... 80% 79% 79% 79=^
j Do pfd !lOR% 109
1 2.ooo:Natianal Biscuit. 10«^ i07%!107^. 109%
! Do pfd 122 \u25a0 124
N V Air Brake... 75% ~f.
5.600 \u25a0>* V Central '122 120 i» 120% 120%
NVCiStL...I 57 60'
( D.> Ist pfd 1 100 llrt
I Do 2d f'<l «!% 87
NY N H k H 151 " l&J
R00!N V Om & W... 44% 43% 43% 43 1 *
4.2oo: Norfolk & West 103 102% W2\i 102%
! Do pfd S8 93
60n'N"ortb Am<rlcjin. 74% 74% 74 7fi%
m.6ooNortben Pa< i6c.!133% 132 131% 132'
Omaha \ | ]144 15it
i D<. pfd 1160 167
.: Pafifif «;oast 1 (110 114
:p»«* Tfl ie Tel ..: 36 39
• ! Ito pfd I S5 99
4«V Pacific Mail I2S 27^, 26% 27
XUXKtlPama R R Co.iUs%nM 134 134 V.
<fK. Tvoplo-B Gas 109*81109% 109 109%
COOPittsbnrg C0a1... 20 (19 18 2<"»
i Do pfd j 70 74
600 P C C & St L.. 10194101
.......: Do pfd 1 1 1114 116
. .Vm Pressed Ptepl Cxr| 4O | 40 395J 40
500 Do pfd IIOQ jino 99»i lftO
200 By Steel Sjtgs Co. 40 I 39*; 39% 39^
I Do pfd ) 10014104
B6.3jO9!B«wUnK lC3*i(l6o jICO |l«0%
i Do in fM ! I I !*"t*il 91
1 Do 2.1 pfd ;100 linoi;
l.lßOO'Rciiubiic S & 1.1 35 35%| S3 |53%
2CtC) Do pfd 199 99V 09li 100
li.r'.OOß'vU Inland Co..| 45% 44% 44U 44%
ifto! Do rrd !»o s»% ss% k*h
\u266600 Slosfi Sbef F&I Co! 74 73Vi 73 " 73%
Do pfd 118 12Hi
.' !StL & SF Ist pfd 6S 71
. and) Do 2d pf<l 4S 47% 47« i 4SI«
4<K)>t LA: S W..,.. 29 2S?i 2Sa; 29U
»<0 Do pfd 7214 n% 71% 72W
2fi.Wo:Sonthcrn Pacific. 125M122 122% 123*!
I.s'j»'!t?r.uthern Railway 26*/8 26% 26^, 201-
! Do f.fd I : 62vi «3 "
::fto,T*nn Topper ...j 25>% 29J£ 23% 30
l>xa>- Pacific 31 32
-\u25a0-....•.. |Tbir<i Avenue 6% 7
200 Toledo S L & W. 42% 42% 41 43
3C*«j Do pfd 73% 73% 73% 75
'Twin City R T.. ;.. 113 114
;Un Bsg & Paper. 8 9
'j. 1 Do pfd 62 60 55 fil
63.500 Uni.m Pacific ... IS3*«; 181 1M IMU
200' Do pfd 96% 90 96 »«%
iUn Ras of S X .-.<> S7
Ho |if.l 64 €5
-• |C S Cnst I PipeJ 20% 2f»a;
• Do pM 1 70 73
n S Kiprevs JUS 110 .
200 1" S Rubber 42% 42% 42 42»£
I Do Ist pfd 112 113
\u25a0 Do 2d pfd 7(51,4 jj) I
USSOBiD S Stool «>«• ... M% 81%! si% ri«4
i.vk. Do pfd 121 na* 4 111914 lai
• 3.100 I'tJih (Vipper 4515; 44a;l 44\ 45
:.,s<io;Va Oar Cliem Co. 59* i 57 T i| 57^4 sft :
2TI0! Do pfd 123 123 ! 122 123
I.4ofi:Wabash 2<»% 20 1 20 ' 20 U
3.200) Do pfd {40 44% 44% 44U
iWclls Pargo Lx... 172 178
sOo ! WcKt»>rn Union .. 70^4 70 70 70>-i
ftOO Westinjrhous« ... ©v 62 62 63
400W&LE 4% 414 4 414
Do Ist pf<l 1 «» jo
Do 2d pfd j 4SJ «
[Wisconsin Central) 491^ 50
574,900 — total shares sold.
>>« York Hondn
U S ref 2s reg. .100\jDjt Met 4%s .... SI
Do coupon ....100% Int Mer Mar 4%g. 64« i
Do 3a reg 102% Japan 4s flii.
Do coupon 102% Do 4%s 95%
Do 4s reg m%;Kan City So Ist Ss 72«
Do coupon ....114% L Shor deb 45.193 i 93
Allls-Chal Ist 6s. 7S L& N unified 4s. fiS
Amer Apricul 5».102\i M, X & Tex Ist 4s SS%
Amer Ti:T ct 4«.jril% Do gen 4%s ... BSV-
Amer Tobacco 4s. 79 Mo Pacific 4s 79 *
,Do 6s lO7H Do cr 5s ctfs.. 94%
Armoor 4»i« .... OPi N R of Mcx 4%5. !t4T»
Atch g«« 4*4 * •••• ' jS Vi N V C an 3%5.. R9Vj
Do ct *f 111H; Do deb 4* «)4%
Do ct 5k ....... 111% NY.NH A H cv««.132%
Atl«n C L Ist 4s »4li Nor & W Ist <-on4s fIS%
Bait & Onto 45.. !>Sty Do ct 4s 102^
Do 3%s 90% Nor Pacific 4s lOOsi
Do S W 3%».- »9Mil »O 3s 72
BrookJvn Tretr ct 4s-S4\; O S Lin* rfdg 4s. 82%
Central of Ga ss-105%]P& ct 3%5. 1915. 9G»i
Ont I^atboj- 5«..100V«;Pa con 4s .102%
CBB'if NY gn ."^..123 Reading gen 45... nss,;
Chef &: Ohio 4%8.101 St I, &SP fg 4s. W
' Do rrf r»s 93% Do gen 5s ss%
• Cbi & Alton 3%5. 72% St L s W con 4s. 77%
C B& Q Joint 4s J»s^« Do Ist gold 4».. 91
Do jren 4« 9S»* Seaboard A L 4*. S3U
' CM& EtP en 3%*= fX* So Parlflr col 4s. 90%
t C',BI& Tac rol '*» 7fl . Jl*-^** 5 •••-'••1 0 0%
\ i>o refd«-4«.:..;59»i " "<> -Ist- rcf 45.. 01%
COTTON SHORTS
IN TIGHT BOX
NEW YORK. April 25.—.Specu
lative FPntimfnt in the stock mar
ket today was more depressed
than ever. The recuperative
power of the market proved ex
treraely moderate and short lived.
The action of the wheat market
was taken as discrediting the
worst fears of damage to grain
by the cold wave. Account had
to bo taken, thouph, of the known
disposition of holders of old grain
to liquidate their holdings and to
take advantage of strong spots to
do so.
Support centered on United
States steel to the accompaniment
of renewed predictions of great
positiveness that the dividends
would be increased to a 5 per cent
rate at tomorrow's meeting of the
directors.
New York bankers would regret
any development that, would en
courage deferred liquidation of in
terior bank loans for withholding
grain from the market/ The ex
tended loan position of interior
banks is a feature^ of the situation
that is not liked. Shipments of
currency from the interior are said
to he dtie to scarcity of New York
exchange and to low deposits.
Meantime Chicago bankers report
thai country bank deposits are
being drawn upon to meet land
payments, including large sums
for Canadian lands.
The chaotic conditions in the cot
ton market have their disturbing
features from both the stock mar
ket and the financial points of
view. The difficult position of
the cotton shorts has induced re
purchase of cotton in Liverpool
and reshipment here at a loss. On
top of this complication comes a
rush of Liverpool brokers to New
York to make fresh purchases,
influenced by the appearance of
cotton bills of lading abroad for
which no cotton exists. Paralysis
of the cotton industry is a dreaded
consequence.
Gold engagements amounted to
day to $11,000,000, to which is to
be added ?1. 500,000 engaged last
week for shipment tomorrow.
Ten millions of the aggregate
g-oes out tomorrow. The $5,000.
000 engagement by the Guaranty
Trust company exceeds any known
precedent for an individual gold
export. Tomorrow's $10,000,000
aggregate seems to be a record
outgo by a single steamship, but
$12,361,150 arrived here November
7, ISO 7, for the relief of the cur
rency famine growing out of the
panic.
The insistent assertion that the
United States steel dividend would
be placed on a 5 per cent basis
tomorrow seemed to be regarded
as of doubtful effect as a support
ing factor for the general market.
Bonds were easy. Total sales,
par value, $1,853,000. .
United States bonds were un
changed on call.
C«lo Indus .",.«:.... 7S 'So Rhjlwst 5s ]«•">%
Colo Midland 45.. 77^.] IK> gen 4s "S
«ol Bo r&ext 4^B Q7\ Union Pacific 4«..1005)i
D.I & Hud ot 4s. P9 Do ct 4s lOfiij
D<»n ie Rio G 4s. UX\j, Do Ist & ref 4s. 9«»4
Do ref Tie 82^i U S Rubber C5...103H
Dibtillf-rs Si 71 D S Ste«l 2d 36. .104' i,
Erie prior lien 4s. H2\k Va Car Chem 55.. 9SVi
Do gen 4g 73 Wabash Ist 5s 109^
Do ct 4s. eer A 78 Do Ist & ext 4s. 70
Do ct 4s, ser 870 Western Md 45... X4%i
Gen Kloct cv ss>k-139»; Westing El ct ss. R9"*
111 Ccn Ist ref 4S 97 Wis Central 45... 93
New York Mining Stock*
Alice 2.so|LeadTlll(> Con .... 0.1
Brunswick Con .. 07 Little Chief <H5
Com Tun Stock.. 2S - Mexican 1.30
Com Tun Bonds.. l>vOntario 1.75
Con Va Mm Co.. I.2o;ophir l.. r >3
Horn Sliver 65 Standard 52
Iron SilFfT I.Gsl Yellow Jacket ... 93
\«w York Curb Stocks
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
Amer Tob -.444 445 Nev Utah ... % 1 3- It
Bay State G. Vi % Niptsslng »% 10
Boston Con.. 18 20 San Toy 25 35
Brit Col Cop. 6 6% Standard Mm 50 &S
Bte Coalition 21 21 % Standard Mm 15 19
Chi Subway. 2% 3 Do pfd . . . CO 66
Cam Ely ... « 7 Super & Pitts 13tf J34
Davis Daly.. 2 2Vi Trl Bullion... »i 1 3-16
Dolores 5% 6% Ton Exten .. 60c 90c
Dom Copper. 102 105 United Coppr. 6»6 7
El Rsvo ... 2% 3 Do pfd ... 1"> 30
Kirst N C.2 9-16 2 11-I*s United R Co. 10 15
Glroux 7% 8. Yukon Gold.. 4% 4V.
Gld Cons ... SSI-lCRay Central. .2 13-16 2%
Gld Daisy ..7c £c Ray Con ... ISJ.J I*H
Gld Florence. 2'fe 2% Ohio 3%3 9-HJ
Greene Can.. 6*4 » Braden 4% 4%
<iug Express.lS7 200 Ely Cent ... 1 li
Kerr Lake ..S 11-16 8»« Cblno 11% 12
La Rose ...3 11-16 4 Inspiration 7 9-16 7 11-16
Miami 22% 22% GiU « 6%
Mines of Am 4S 50 Ely Cons ... 9-1 C 11-10
Montjr Sho... 14 % Con Ariz ... 2ii 2%
Net Con ... 20% 20H
Boston Copper Stocks
BOSTON. April 25. — In sympathy with New
York the Boston market opened off, but there
was good buying of North Butte and Lake at
tbe recession of prices, which quickly turned
prices up several points, but the rally developed
Into dullness. There Is still a short Interest In
coppers.
Tbe following list is furnished by E. F. Hut
ton &. Co., 490 California street, San Francisco:
Bid. Ask.! Bid. Ask.
Adventure ..6 7 |Newhouse ... 1% 2
Allouox w .... — 4SVi|North Bntte.. 3314 33%
ArcadUn ... BJ4 6 Ncr Con ... 20% 20%
Ari* Com .. 16* il7 North Lake... 14^| 14%
Atlantic .... 7H fcMf Old Dominion 3B 37
A P 6% 6y a Osceola 137 13S
Do pfd ... 17 18 Ojlbway IRI4 _
BaUklala ... 9'i 9% Parrot 15 16
Bte Coelltlon 20»i 21% Qulncy — so
Cal & Aria.. 63 64 Shannon 12 Viy,
Cal & Hecla.CSo 595 Santa Fe ... 1% 2Vi
Centennial .. 18 20 United Shoe.. 69% 70
Coppr Ranga 6SVi' 69% Do pfd ...29 29>;
Daly West.. 8% 9V*. Super & Bost 11 . llij
East Butte.. 8 8& Super &. Pitta 13 ISU
Franklin \u0084.. 12 \i 13 Super Copper. 43 44 \t.
<;ranby 4S 48% Tamarack ... — tiO
Hancock .... 19 20 Trinity .. 6 6%
HelTetia 3 3% U S Mining. 42% 43
Isle Royale.. 16 17 Do pfd ... 49U 49* i
Indiana 25 26 Utah Apex .. 3% 3%
Kerr Lake .. S% 8% Utah Cons ..23 24
Keweenaw .. 4% 4% Victoria 3 3%
Lake Copper. 60% 51 Wyandotte .. 1% 2
La Salle ... 13% 14 Wtnona 7% 8%
Mass Con. .... 7 7% Boston Con. ..* 18 ]ft%
Mexico Con.. 2% 3 Giroux 7*l 8
Mich Mm .. 5% o Greene Can... 8»J 9
Mohawk 51% 52%
Boston Curb Stocks
Bid. Ask. . Bid. Ask.
Ariz k Mich. 40 56 Mason Vul ..l 11-16 1%
Ahmcefc ....175 185 Oneco ....... 3% 3?i
Braden 3% 3*4 Raw Coalition 35 37
Bohemia 9U 3% Sbattuck Arlr S% 9
Boston Ely.. 2% 3 San Antonio.. 40 sft "
Carlsa 6% .6 Sup & Globe. 7% * S
Cactus 3% 3% Inspiration \u0084 7 1-16 75»
Chief Cons. 2 2 1-16 Davis Daly... 1% 2
Corbin 7% 7% Chlno 12 12U,
Chemung ...10 10% Ohio 3%39-16
Ely Witch... 14% 16% Majestic 72 75
Keystone . . . 3% 3*4
: ..London Closins Stocks ,
Cons for money.'. 80% Loulkt & Nash. .. .]",2%
Do for acct.Bo ls-16 M, X & Texas.... 42T4
Amal Copper .... 75% N V Central .124%
Anaconda O^i Norfolk & West. ..los' '
Atchlson 113* i Do pfd ... .92
Do pfd ........105% Ont& Western... 45
Bait & Ohio .112% Pennsylvania ..... 69^
Can Pacific ...:.186U Rand Mines .'..... nu
Cbee i Ohio 88 Reading .... 83i2
Chi Great West.. 29 So Railway .'.. '.'. 27Vi
Chi. Mil &St P. 144% Do pfd .... C 4%
De Beers *18?5 So Pacific .... 127"i
D*>n & Rio G.... 42 Union Pacific . 187%
Do pfd Sl% Do pfd .....'..' ft 92
Erie .'29% U S 5tee1...... .„
Do l»t pfd..... 47% Do pfd ..:.... .123*1
Do 2d pfd 86 Wabash , 2lil
Grand Trunk. 2si« Do pfd 47
111 Central .;.:..142 Spanish 4« .**'. ;'" 0514
Bar silver— Steady; 24 11-1 6 d per ounce
Money — 3%Q4 per rent. '
Tfce rate of discount In the open market for
rbort bills in 4 per cent and for three months'
bills 4 percent. • , >
Xorihern Bunlnes* .
PORTI^-VND. Ore.. April 25.— Clearings ';'- &\ .
754.G22; balances. $211,313. ',* '
TACOMA. Wash.. April 25. — Clearings, jssss -
619: balances. $85,867. * .• - '
SEATTLE. Wash.. April 25.— Clearings S2 -
040. 7J>.*>: balaows, $214,256. , ,'\u25a0
•SPOKANE. Warm., April 25.— Clearings. 3901 -
C 77; UaUnces, $140,062. -*"-• -^.f
THE .SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY,: .\PRTL 26, 1910?
Associated Oil Continues Active
Other Stocks and Bonds Quiet
Treasury Statement
WASHINGTON. April ; 2."i.— Th« .-onrlition of
the treasury nt the beginning of business today
whs as follows:? 1
Trust funds-- Geld coin. $854,271,861}; silver'
•lollnre. fJOft.lOftOpQii silver dollars of \K>O. $3jS
7fi4,(ioii; silver i-ertlficatfs* «)iitstnu<liug, SIOO,-
IOS.OOO. ' . . .
General fund — Standard silver dollar* in gen
eral fund, $1.74n,450:- current liabilities, ?104,
.".r.2,0,-is : working balance in treasury office*.
$22,4n5.2t>2: ln banks to credit, of tre« surer of
the Knifed States, $35,872,057; snbsidiiiry silver
coin, f21.666.535; minor eoln.- ? 1.101,791; total
balance in general fund, $82,003,353.
A'cvr York Money l^larket
NEW YORK. April 2. r >. — Money on cnil, s-te«d.r,
2%' it.?. per cent; ruling rate, 2?s P^r cent; clos
ing bid. 2% per cent: 'offered nt .T p<>r cent. -
Time loans, easy; 60 days, 3 Va ('l-3^l per cent,
and i»0 days; 3'5,3->4»ppr cent; six inuatlis, 4 per
cent.
• Prime mercantile paper. 4%(g.0 pVr cent.
Stfrllng exchange steady, with actual business
in bankers* bills aMf4*5425@4.8435 for 00 day
bills, and at $4.8780 for deniatid.
Commercial hills, f4.J53%®4.84i 5 .
Bar silver. 53^c.
Mexican dollars. 14c.
Bonds T-Governments, steady; raiiroaiis, easy.
Lonnx, ExcluinKc and Silver
N'rrr York exchange and silver were lower.
Prime mercantile paper...... . s(rjti per cent
Loans on real estate v. .s^4'"<i;S per cent
sterling exchange, 60 days — @4.84%
Sterling exchange, 5ight. ....... — <£j;4.SB
Sterling exchange, cables... —^454.89
New York exchange. Right. ... .. — fgi 2Vi
; New York rxoliance, telegraphic. — f <ii . 5
\u25a0 Hongkong exchange, sight — (g) 43^«
! HoDgkong pxeuange, telegraphic. — <«<. 44
Silver, per ounce — ($ Xi%
Mexican dollars, nominal. — (<* 5U
CONTINENTAL
Now York on Paris- f>l7ij
Kew York on Mexico 201%
Paris on I/mdon 20.2t> l / >j
Berlin on London
STOCK MARKET
Associated oil Mgain savo<l the market from
inanition, a long list of shares selling at $50.25
(&50.50. The other local securities were quiet.
Sales of bunds were moderate, . amounting to
$3!\000.
In the unlisted department Pacific gas and
electric common was quoted at $55.505J5n.25.
Milling stocks were quiet and without feature.
Belraont advanced from $2.55 to $2.ft5 and Gold
field Consolidated declined from $8.12% to $7.95.
Assessment Directory ConiKtock Minos
Company — No. Del. Board. Sale Day. t Amt.
Overman 33 Mar. 31 Apr. 27 .10
Potosl 13 Apr. 2 . Apr. 2S .10
Sierra Nev... 21 Apr. 2 Apr. 27 .10
Utah 10 Apr. 8 May 3 .05
COll. Imptrial 69 Apr. 15 May 12 .01
Opbir S3 Apr. 16 May 16 .25
Exchequer ..16 Apr. 25 May IS .05
Savage IS May 2 May 27 .10
Bullion 17 May 8 June- 6 .05
Oou. Virginia 14 May 9 June 3 .20
Mexican .100 May 18 June 9 .v .15
. STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
MONDAY, April 25—10:30 a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid, Ask.l Bid. Ask.
4s qr cp new — — |3s qr coup... — ,—, —
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Ala A W ss. — — ' Oak Tran 6s. 10S& —
Am It El ss. 93 95 Oak Tran ss. 106 —
Asso Oil 55.-' 06% — O Tran Cn C 5.105 105%
Bay CPC 55.102 — 0 Trac Cn 5s — 99
Cai C G 58. — 105 O Trac Co 5s 02% —
Cal G & E g O W gtd ss. 90 . 98$;
ra & ct 5s.10() 100% Om Cable 65.-— 10S
Cal si C 55.102% — Pac G Itn 4s. 85 —
Chl Wine ss. ss — r E Ry 55.. 105% —
City El 55.. 90% — Pac L&P ss. 98 90
C C Wkt 58.100% — Do gtd 55. 10114 —
Do g mgss !»;*. — Pac T&T ss. 100 —
Ed El LA 58.100% — P& C II 6s. 99 —
Ed L&P «s.lo7*i — P & O R tis.loo —
DuPt P 4%s SO 90 People's W SB-72 72U
First V Trr.s.lol% — Powell *t 65.. 100 —
F& C H 6s. — 102 Sac F.G&R55.103 103%
II C& S ss. KM — S Diego Rss — . —
lion It T fis.lo7 — S J L&P ss. -r 09
L Tahoe ltr.s 97 >« — SFKIRy 5s 95 —
L A Elec 55.101J4 — SK.O & 5J55.105 —
LAG & El.'.s. — 102 l>o 2fl njgss 95% —
Do «V>r ss. — 100% I»o Con ss. — 95%
L A Rv 55.. 10514 — S.T& SCR 4%s — 90.
LAL gtd fts.loo- — Slorra R '6s.. — —- :
LAP Jom ss. 104% 105% S P of O 6s
LAP Cfll 55. 100% — (1912) ....103 —
Marin W ss. — — SPO Ice 55.115% —
Mfct st 0 f.5.103% — S P B R 65.124»i —
I>o loni ss. 09 — SPRR Ist r4s — —
MV& MtT.-R. — — Ktkn G&E 65.106% —
NRof C 58.112% — SV r '"tt' g mg4s 92^4 —
N«; Ry 55.. —. — II (/ & E 55.10(t —
NC P Co'Ss.lo2 105 UR of SF 4s. 00% 69 1s
NOPCn 5s l»7 98 ValleJo.Ben &
N VA Co ss. — 95 Napa RR5s — —
O GL&H 55. 100% — ValCo P' ss. 101% 102%
WATER STOCKS
Marin Co ..60 — |8 V Wat Co. 46 47 14
(;as and electric stocks
City El Co.. 55% 59% Pac L pfd... — —
N Cal Power — — Do com ... 65 70
Oro W, L&P 67 6S
INSURANCE STOCKS
Cal Ins Co.. — SO jPac C CasCo.ls4
Firemn's Fd.257. 270 |
BANK STOCKS
Am Ntl Bk. — 135 First Natn1.. 245 —
Anglo & L0n.154 — Mer Nat 8k.225 235
Bank of Ca1.411 — S F National. — 145
Cent Trust.. — \u25a0 — ' Union T Co.. ' — —
SAVINGS BANKS .
Gor S & L.2755 — S F Say U..525 —
Hum S 8k.125 150 Say & L So.. — 125
Mut Say Bk. — 70 Sec Say Hk..— 340
. STREET RAILROAD STOCKS
California ..120 135 (Presidio .....— 45
POWDER STOCKS
Dv Pont pfd SoV> 92 lUlant Con ..78 —
Do com ..136 142 |
i^ SUGAR STOCKS
Hawaiian Cl 42 — Makawell SC 55 —
Honokaa S C 20% 22 Onomea S C. 52% —
Hutch S P C 10 19% Paauhau S C. 28& —
Kilauea SC. — 16 Union S Co.. 74 —
OIL S I OCKS
Amal Oil Co. 50 — Sterling Oil.. 2% 3%
Asso OH Co. 50»/s 50% W Coast O pf —.101
Palmer 0i1.. 1.27 1.35 Do com ... — —
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Alaska P A. 01% 92% Pac Aux FA — 5
Cal F C A-.IOOUIOO^ Pac C 80rax.154 —
Cal Wine A. 33% 35 Pac T&T pfd 95% 96»i
MV& MtTm. — — Do c<mi ... 36% 37%
N Alas S C 0.115 125 Philip T& T 19% —
- SALES
MomiiiK Session
B<wd—
2.'.0 Associated Oil Co.. 50.25 .
-J4f» Associated Oil Co W>.so
210 Hawaiian Coml &; Sugar C 0... . :42.00. .
20 Onomea Sugar Co 52.75
$5,000 Cal Gas & Xl G M 4: O T 55.. 100. 25 .
$I,C>OO People's Water Co T. 5 .......... 72.50
$1,000 United R R of S F 4s 69. (V)
$22,000 S P R R Ist refdg 45........ 96.25
\u25a0 Streets- ,
45 Union Sugar Co 74.00
$3,000 Spring Val Wat gen mtge 45.. 92.50-
Afternoon Session
Board — \u25a0 •
10 Anglo & London P Nat Bank. .155. 00
\u25a0 5 Associated Oil Co .."... 60.37%
75 Associated Oil C 0.............. 50:25
130 Hawaiian Coml & Sugar C 0.... 42.00
20 Paauhau S P Co .............. 28.25
100 Pacific Tel & Tel (pfd) 96.00
$2,000 N Cal Power Co Con 55. ....... 97.00
$1,000 People's Water Co 55.. ...72:25
$2,000 8 P R R Ist refdg 4b.. 96.25 -
$2,000 Sprtng Val- Wat gen mtge 45.. 92J50
Mining; Stocks \u25a0
SAN FRANCISCO: STOCK EXCHANGE
. Following were the saiea on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
Regular Moraine Session , .
200 AndPs ....... 13 100 Occidental .... 28
300 Bruns Chollar 05 150 Ophir ... ...1.67%
200 Bruns Potosl.. 05 500 Seg Belcher :. 20
Hio Halo & Norc. 43 200 Union S6
100 Mexican .....1.35 .\u25a0:
Afternoon Session
200 Caledonia .... 50 100 Savage: ....... 2S
100 Con Va M,b30.1.25 100 Scorpion ....... OS
100 Gould & Cur. 31 200 Sierra Nev ... 34
100 Gould & Cur. 32 200 Sierra Ncr ... 3. r »
300 Mexican . . .1.37>4 300 Union ....... .. 3(5
200 Potosl ....... 45 100 Union ...;.... 37
100 Savage ...... 29 ./.-.'\u25a0;.\u25a0 •
: , Inform*! Session- 1 \u25a0
400 Alpha ....... Oyj 300 Ophir ...... I.G2Va
100 Con Va M..1.22% SOOOphlr ........1.60
300 Mexican .. ...1. 40' 300 Silver Hill ... 30
i Deposit Keeeint*
.100 Con Va M./. .1.23 500 Potosi ..:..... 45
300 Mexican; .... .1.40 : ; , .;;
CLOSING QUOTATIONS . . .
' \u25a0',"\u25a0: Bid.Ask.l .'.\u25a0:.-: ..? Bid; Ask.
Alpha ....... 00 10 Justice \u25a0'•.... ; . . 10 \u25a0 —
Alta ......... 13 — Kentuck .....; 15 " 18
Andes ....... 12 14 Lady -Wash .'. • 00 V ' —
Belcher- »5 1.00 Mexican .. ...;,1.37 1.40
Brans Potosl.. — 04 New York Con 03 r —
Brnns Chollar . 04 .-.; — N;Gouldr&iC. 11l 33
8u11i0n v ....... "17 \u25a020 Occidental .;.. - 2>v. —
Caledonia ....' r>o .M Opblr t..~. ... . .1.60 1.C2
Challenge Con ;31 .33 Overman ..*... — 1.02
CholUr . . . ... .20 22 Potosl ...... ;. . -40 ..43
Confidence ...1.00 ." — Savager.v: 29; SO
Con \u25a0 Imperial . . 00 ' 07 Scorpion .'...; ; -" 07 4 \u25a009
Oon~Va;M C 0.1.22 1125 Seg Belcher .. : 20-22
Crown' Point.. - 03" 1.00 Sierra '; Nev . . . 34 ::t;
B Sierra Ncr 09 — Silver Hill ... r:o , 31
Exchequer ... — < 30 St Louis .:'...:> Or. \u25a0 —
Gould & Cur. 31 33 Union .;...... 37 "'. as
Hale & Norc. 43 -45 Utah ......... 10 v j2j 2
Julia ;........ — . 20 Yellow Jacket. 97. 1 : 00
Deposit Receipts '• ' ' - :
Bid. Ask.
Ophir ....".....". I.*!. 1 ".
TONOPAH- ANDMiOMII'IEUi, STOCKS \u25a0-
•• '\u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0 .-; . , Regular -i Morning v Session .'•*"\u25a0
1000 Dm B Btto i\ «lf;50» IHJund *Mt, .'. 50
1000 Man '\u25a0\u25a0 Dexter,.*. .\u25a0•> n."] ;-;•' \- U •- % . -
! '.""-.- \u25a0'."Afjfrnf'OnJSessiiii '. r
1.jr.011 Atlanta \u0084..\.. -101 .%O0 .lufeibo Ex ... 30
I 100 Celmont 'Jr. ; .2.00] '500 Juiubo.'Ei •;.;\u25a0; S2
i '500 Booth .\u25a0.\u25a0...... 15 200 MacNamara .. \u25a0 2S j
•!OO Com Fraction. 4fi .200 Midway. -..-.... 2S
•*00 iJldO'M, fC..8.10 1000 Knw Quern .. :«">
500 CJld Kowanas. 06 2000 Rr<! Top Kx.. 01
.1000 Old Merger Jl lo 1 500 Bound Mt ... "><> 1
500 Groat Bend .. ' 02| 500 Silver Pick . - 10
. .„„ V .Informal Session
W?Q Belmont ...,2.62'i 1000 MacNamura .. -S
300 Bplmont; .....2 65 600 Pitts H'PeaW.. 701
1000 Daisy 07 f>Oo Bound Mt ... 50
100 Florence 1 . . . ..2.30 1000 Thanksgiving-. PS
25 Gld Con M.. .8.00 1000 Thanksgiving.. o*s
4000 Jim Butler ..16 1000 West End ... 36
1000 Mayflower Con 02 \u25a0« • '
. CLOSING QUOTATIONS
. . CALIFORNIA .
/ Bid.Ask. Bid. Ask.
Arzonaut 3.00 —Cent Eureka... — b0
Bunker Hill.. — 5.50 '
NEVADA
Tonouah District , '
Bid.Ask. ' Bid.Ask.
Belmont .... .2.82 2.65 North Star ... 02 04
Jim .Butler -..M6 17 Rescue Con .. 01 02
MacNamara .. 27 28 T* n Exten ... S2 «5
Midway ..... 28 29 Ton of 'Net... — 7.50
Monta na ..... * 1 82) West End ... 35 3<j
. . Goldfleld District
Adams ... _. oi (GUI Portland., ol 02
Atlanta 33 lslold Kewanas.. 05 Oii
Blue Bell 1.. — ;03; 03 Gld Merger M. 0» 10
Blue Bull ... 05 m Grandma ...:. <H 02
Booth ... 13 ]4 Great Bend ..." 02 03
0 OO 07 OS Grt Bend Am — 01
( olumbia Jit. 05 ,07 Grt Bend > Ex;- — 01
Com Fraction. 4Ji AH Jumho Es ... 30 .—
Oinm-ror .... 01 02 Kendall <»2 0,1
Cracker Jack. 01 02 Lone Star .... 02 03
Palsy •• 07 OROro \u25a0 «•'» ' t'J
I»m.B Btte C. 01 02 Red Hills 04 05
Dm.lfld Trngl. ~- oi Red Top Ex.. 01 02
Horence . .2.25 — .Sandstorm .... 04 .05
Florence Es.. — oi Silver Pick .. 09 10
Frances Mlik. 02 05 St Ives — 17
Oold Bar Gld 04 —Wonder ...... — 01
Old, Con M... 7.83 8.00 Yellow Tiger.. o<s
, - ; . ' Bullfrog District
Amethyst .... — 02|Mont Bullfrog. — 01
Bonnie Clare.. — ( .f» Montgomy Ml. — 01
Blfrsr Xat Bk— 02 Tramp «'on .. 05 07
Homestake K. — ol Valley View... .— 02
Mayflower Con 02 03
\u0084 t Mauhattan District
Man Con .... 02 03 Pine Nut .... • — 01
Man Dexter... 04 05 Stray Dog ... — 02
Mineral Hill.. — oi Thanksgiving.. 05y —
Mustang Man. — 02
r , , Other Districts ' \u25a0 .
Laglc's Nest.. 03 05 Nev Hills Ex. — 05
Kairvw G Bid — 02 Pitts S Peak. 70 —
Fairvw llailst — 01 Ramsey V. 01 —
Fa irvw Eagle. 10 — Raw Coalition. S3- .— .
Jack Pot .... 04 05 Raw Queen .. 35 - — !
Nev Hills ... t>4 tio Round Mt ... 49 50
Copper Stocks
Cum Ely .. 6.25 6.so|Nev Cons ..21.50 21.75
Giroux Cn.«. 5.37 B.tai|
OIL STOCKS
The feature of the trading ln the oil stocks
yesterday was the sale by Ettllnger to Doub of
1,000 shares of Associated stock at $50. The
other stocks were quiet. Turner rose to $1.70,
the highest price It has yet touched. Its prox
imity to other fine wells is the cause of the
advance. Palmer sold off to $1.27% and
Cresceus to 7Pc. Tho other stocks were quiet
and without featnre.
The following stocks were ex dividend: Amer
ican petroleum $1 (both issues), Monte Cristo
10c.
At last accounts the great Lakeviow pusher
was still in full flow and doing about 40,000
barrels a day. The rush of oil Is being pumped
by the Producers' transportation company from
McKlttrlck to Mlddlewater and thenro to Junc
tion and Port Harford, the line, working excel
lently, moving out about 18,000 barrels daily.
All shipments are over Port Harfonl wharf Just
now, but connections will be made at^Avilla.
The capacity !of the transportation company's
line Is 25.000 barrels daily. Tho storage capacity
on the line is about 1,900,000 barrels and there
are 15 pumping stations.
CALIFORNIA STOCK AND OIL. EXCHANGE
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
Amaurot ... 90 — Mecca \u25a0 „—„ — 1.50
Amy 1.00 1.35 McKittrick.. 20 —
Apollo* 14 20 Monte Cristo 3.35 3.50
Asso Oil . .49.75 50.00 Mount Girl.. 19 21
Bay City .. 2.00 — Nov County. 30 —
Bluo Moon.. — . 30 New Pa Pet 98 1.05
Brookshire.. .1.65- 1.75 Pac S Petro 6(5 68
Cal Midway 60 — Parafflne ... — 1.10
Cal Oil &. G — 2.00 Palmer 1.25 1.27%
Caribou..:; — 19.00iP<-erle»s :... — 5.00
Chi CrunV.. 12 — SPiedtnont ... — 18
Claremont.. 1.R7%1.90 Pinal ... — 11.50
Coalinga C. 55 — Premier .... 1.22%1.25
Creseeus-. ... — 79 Republic ... 00 70
Dabney .... — 10 Rico — 1.75
Pel Rey .., 12 — S V &. McK. — 25.00
Do Luxe .. ' — 2.25 Saver Dough 2.15 2.50
Empire .... — 3.00 Section 25 .. — 24.50
Enos : 1.30 1.35 Sesnon . S.OO. *—
Four 12 — Shawniot ... — 50
Graciosa ... 10 — Silver Tip... 2.50 2. N0
Gypsy — 455W&8... — 60
111 Crude... r.2 55 Sterling 2.85 3.00
Imperial .. .21.00 29.00 Turner ..... 1.65 1.70
Junction ... 50 75 Wolverine .. \u25a0' 33 40
Kern River. — 15.00 W X Oil Co. 3.17%3.C0
SALES
11:30 a. m.— |
100 Illinois Crude 54
-s'H> Palmer 1.27U
500 W X Oil 3.25"
2 p." m. — \u25a0 • . .
1000 Associated Oil '. 50.00
405 Claremont I.^o
500 Cresceus, b 00. ...."........,...... .81
f.OO Cresceus I .79
100 De Luxe 2.25
1000 Palmer 1.27%
1000 Premier, s 10 1-22%
Street — . •* .
100 Premier .-. .„ 1.25
300 a w &, B _ .60
500 Turner 1.70
I Los Angeles Oil Exch ange |
[Special Dispatch to The Call]
LOS ANGELES, April 25.— Rumors of gushers
and impending gushers caused brisk business on
the oil stock exchange today. California Midway
sold as high as 70c, but eased off during the
afternoon call to 06% c. Thirty-seven thousand
shares were traded in. Mexican Petroleum com
mon is in demand, 000 shares selling at $30.50.
Union oil stock sold at $105.50. Oleum was
strong at 10% c. California Hills sold up to s%s*
GRAIN MARKET
* Wheat nurt Other Grains
Wheat— Tbe week opened with another general
decline. There serins to be no stop to the, fall
in prices.
. Crop damage reports — Slity reports from
Kansas give average abandonment from storm
of 37 per cent; 30 from Nebraska, 25 per cent;
30 from Missouri, 20 per cent: 30 from Indiana.'
7% per cent; 30 from Illinois. 0 per cent; 20
from Ohio* 3 per cent on wheat.
CASH WHEAT
California club, $1.55@1.60: Sonora. $1.70®
1.S0; Propo and white Australian. $1.62%« i
1.67%: northern club, $1.50(iM.57%; Russian red,
f1.50P1.55: turkey red, ?1.50@1.60; bluestcm,
$1.62%@1.6T%. . • - .
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session \u25a0
No' quotations. ; \u25a0..--\u25a0•
Barley — Sales of feed vat" sl.ls were reported
yesterday. Tte market continued quiet.
. - CASH BARLEY, ,
-No. 1 feed, $1.12%; choice, $1.15; fancy.
$1.17%; off grades, $1.05@1.10 per cv; brew-
Ing, $1.20@1.22%; shipping lots, $1.20@1.22%;
chevalier, nominal. ' . . .
FUTURES v . " .
: \u25a0'\u25a0 . 10 a. m." Session
May— sl.l6. .
December— sl.l2%. *:
" '. \u25a0 2p. m. Session
May— sl.l4% asked.
December — $1.13%.
Oats— Steadier quotations are given for white,
but.the market in general is unchanged, t,
• Reds— sl.3o(2l.4o: blacks, nominal: gray,
$1.45®1.55; white, $1.4«@1.57% per cU for fair
to No. 1. ; -,:...- • . ;
-Manchurian small : is quoted at
$1.60 per ctr In sacks; California small round
yellow^. $1.60@1.65; white, $1.65; large yellow,
$l.t)0@l.«5: western states yellow, sacked. $1.60;
white, $1.65; do yellow. In bulk. San Francisco
track, $1.53; white, $1.57; mixed, $1.51; white'
Egyptian, $1.55@1.60; • brown do, $1.40<g1.47%
per ctl. ' ':-.\u25a0 % \u25a0 ; --\u25a0.\u25a0."'
\u25a0 Kye— Nominal at $1.80@1.90 per ctl.
\u25a0- 1 .'.. lv \u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0- :\u25a0\u25a0'.'' Foreign Futures '
'-•:" " ' LIVERPOOL- '
' Wheat— May. July Oct.
Opening 7 7?;. 7 ii 7 6*l
Closing ••'•: 77% .<: 7 i,i" !'•
'-' ' •'\u25a0 "- \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 - - PARIS • '-
v^Wheat— ' April > Jnly-Aug.
Opening 25.35 24.45 ,
Closins ................... -25.30 24.50' .
Flour — \u25a0 .. ' ; • \u25a0 -
Opening .'..;.;..'. '31. 95.-' 32.35 \u25a0'\u25a0''\u25a0
Closing •• .31.90 I 32.35!
Visible Grain Supply
, NEW YORK, April 25.— The visible^ supply, of
grain Saturday. April : 23, ; as compiled by the
'New. .York:- produce' exchange/ was- ns.. follows:
.Wiieat 29,836,000 busuels.*- increase 311.(MJO; corn
11.825,000 bushels, decrease i 949,000; oats 9.504,
0001 bushels, decrease 109,000; rye 563,000 bush
els, decrease 32,000: barley 2,331,000 bushels, de
oreaso 905,000: Canadian wheat' 8,976,000 bush
els,"; decrease 651,000." "- \u25a0; " ;.•-'•\u25a0 '
', .^ r Ne'ir. York Grain and Produce
• NIIW " YORK,'. April i 25. with
prices * steady; receipts, v 12.477* barrels; , ship,
mriitK.' 1,25(0 barrels. -..*>;. :.- - : . i
Wheat—Spot, » firm ;- NoV 2* re<l. $1.16% nomi
nal. .<•.' i. f.t ;No. 1 : northern.; $1.19*4 nominal;
f.! o." I . !>..', opening navication.jiOptlons-r-Whent ne
clined- sh'arply: after -r \u25a0• firm -opeuini;,' under heavy
connnisslnn;lio\ise,;selllng'on claimsthat the crop
had not-been damaged by 'cold weather," but again'
rallied ; on ; less i favorable -'crop *, reports i ffom '^Illi
nois i and • closed^ firm, ; unchanged t t.i t %c- Cnet ad
.vance.vsExportitales were : o -loads ; of i Manitoba.
. \u25a0\u25a0"..-. \u25a0\u25a0 - \u25a0 .. \u25a0 .. + . \u25a0 .. \u25a0\u0084,^- .. .-.-\u25a0. . . .
BUMM ARY OF?
THE MARKETS
•Vn York stork* several point*
. Inwrr. - ' .-
Spot and. future cotton higher.
Copper Ml oeksr lower. -
'Local ...mining: Mto«*kn dull. »
AnM>cii(tpd oil »<oek* -till active.'
Silver nnd >evr York exehnnice
lower.
Another general decline in wheat.
Barley and oats' quiet. Flolled
barley ' lower. >
JVorthern grade* of .flour declined.
Ha.v'eoming In liberally.
Prunen make Rood export nhowlne.
Egen nlieh'tly hlchcr. Rntter nn
rhangrd. . -
.ANparagux in overnuppiy. \u25a0
Old potntors and onlongi nn
ctianeed.
' Poultry market bare.
Strawberries lower. QrinxfK
higher.
May clospd $1.17; July. $1.10%; September,
?l.t.»9Vs. Receipts, 190,5f10 bushels.
Minneapolis Krala and Produce
MINNEAPOLIS. April 25. — Wheat — May.
$l.<»B%@l.osa; : .T,,i r . 51.09%; September.
$1.01 Vi: Cash wheat— No. 1 hard, $1:12%; No. 1
northern. $l.ln'i No. 2, SLOSV-'iSl-OO'-i;
No. :i, ,SI.O-msii:Oßh.
Corn— No. ,", yellow. 5.^56 %C.
Oats— No. a, 4UMtftf4osic.
I Rye — Nil 2. 71%7;!%c.
, Flax seed elided' at ?'J.4I.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
1 Future Grain and I'rovlslon*
CHICAGO, April 25. — Wheat — Prices closed
strong 'at, an advance of from t^c to HiC today.
Corn started strong aud fell away on heavy sell-
Ing, more than recovering losses late in the ses
sion. Oats displayed the same trend as wheat
and corn. Provinions showed symptoms of firm
ness early, but closed from 15c to 32lic down.
At. tb.fi outset wheat quotatipns advanced. At
tracted by the uprun. sellers crowded the pit and
caused an abrupt decline, which carried • May
down l?ic, July l%(f/>l'ic and September l?ic
from the early high point. Later renewed re
ports of damage to the crops inspired a better
quality of buying, and prices advanced. An im
proved condition of the cash wheat market was a
factor in the rising tide. May traveled between
$1.10% and $1.0874. July moved between $1-03%
(rr 1.03% ami $1.U2%. whtU; September touelK-d
fractional points between $1.02 and $1.(>0%. The
close wns strong nil around, with July ,4i<r up at
$1.03%: September higher atN $1.01? i and
May %r. up at $l.lt>.
Cold weather conditions -caused a rush of buy
ers to besiege tbn corn pit at the outset, ami
corn prices advanced all aroumi, only to be nu-t
by quantities of grain thrown into the pit by
snllorf:. musing prices to fas. May advanced
from 58% cto HOV K e, July from 6l»ic to 63 Hi;
and Septomber from <>to to 61»ie. "There was a
fair demand for <>ash corn, and moderate offer
ings kept prices steady to lc higher. No. 2 yol
low sold at CO^<g t! 'e- Tbe clos<> was strong for
all the' futures, with , May l\i<it,l»uc higher
at 60c.
Oats exhibited early strength. May travclMl
between 42 and 43c. Tho <-lt»se was strong all
around and near the top. with May »ifff;U'- "P »t
42Tj<0i4nc; July %c higher at 41^c and Septem
ber %c up at 40.:.
Provisions closed weak. May nork sagged from
$21.80 to $2i:50. Final figiif.-s for M«y prod
ucts: Pork. 32'ic off at ?21.70; lard. 17Hc
down Ht ?12.r»0, aud ribs, $17'4c lower at
$12.17 V
i futures ranged as follows:
Arti.-les— Open. High. Low. Close.
Wheat-
May LUX*, 1.10"^ 1.08% 1.10
July 1.03% i 1:03% 1.02% 1.0-T a i
September 1.02 1.02 : 1.00% 1.01%
Corn —
May .".mi «0H . r .si>j 6"J
July 62« H <'3*i 61% a*?H
September W^i <U\ 8 63 t>4'i
\u25a0 Oats —
May 43 4.1 42 4.T
July 4l»i 4I= S 40? i 41V4
September 40 4U 39 40
Mess Pnrk, per bbl — «
May 21. .50 21. 50 21.50 21.70
July 22.15 22.25 21.75 21.90
September 22.10 22.15 21.75 21.90
Lard, por 100 lbs—
May 12. "0 12.37. 12.25 12. .T0
July 12.4U 12.40 12.12^ 12.2214
September ......12.25 12.40 12. 1U 12.17' 3
Short Ullis, prr 100 lbs—
May 12.22' A 12. 27',i 12.15 12.17>i
July 12.07UJ 12.20 H.t>7'.i Il'.frjiw
September 12.00 12.15 11.92»i 12.00*
Cnxh Grain and Provision*
CHICAGO. April 25.— Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, steady; No. 2 rye. 7Sc: feetl or
mixlns barley. 434450 c; fair to choice malting
barlry. S7@63c; timothy s«>ed. $4.40; clover.
$11.25: mess pork, per barrel. $22: lard, per 100
pounds, $12.37%; short ribs, sides OooseK
$12.05ftg 12.40; short clear Kides (boxed), $13.60
@i:{.75.
<;r.\in statistics
Total clearances of wheat and flour were eqnnl
t0 '58,000 bitshels. .Primary receipts were 340.
000 hushels. compared with 350,000 bushels tho
corresponding day a year ago. Tho visible sup
ply of wheat in the United States increased
293,000 bushels for the week. The amount «/T
breadstuff on ocean passage decreased 616,000
bushels.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 19
cars; corn, 92 earn; oats, 190 cars; hogs, 19,000
" DAILY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE
Articles — Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, barrels, 16.100 20.000
Wheat, bushel* 21.600 1."..00rt
Corn, bushels 120,000 175,900
Oats, bushels ...322.200 14fi.900
Kye, bushels 2.000 2,500
Barley, bushels 93,000 12,000
North'crn Whent Market
TACOMA, Wash., April 25.— Wheat, milling—
Bluestem. S9e; club*. S->. Export wheat—Blue
stem. 90@Mc: club, IS6O.
SEATTLE. Wash., April 25.— Wheat, milling
quotations — Uluestem. JJ3e; forty fold. 91c; club.
90c: .Fife, 90c: red Russian. 84c. Export wheat
— Bluestem, 90c: forty fold, BSc; club, S7c;
Fife. *7c; red Itnssian. S4<-.
. PORTLAND. Ore., April 25. — Wheat, track
prices— Club, R7c; bluestem, yCri9lc ; red Rus
sian. S(fc: turkey red. R8c; ; vnlley, 99c. Yester
days car receipts: Wheat." 19 cars: barley, 9
car*; oats. 4 cars. Season to date: Wheat. 9,448
cars; barley, 1,238 cars; oats, 1,295 cars.
LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce April 25
Flour, qr sks.... 4,r.9O|Leather, rolls ... 75
Wheat, ctls • . . . . 55 Tallow, ctls .... 200
Barley, ctls 11,455 Hides, NO .200
Corn, ctls ...... 600 Pelts, No 605,
Bran sks ..:... 175 Lime, bbls 423
Middlings, oks ... U3O Wine, gals ......39,000
Potatoes, sks ... 3,410 Oranges, bxs ..,.1,200
Onions, ska 515 Livestock, No ... 4SO
Hay. tons 706 Walnuts, ska ... - 100
Wool, sks 110 Paper, bdls 635
Shorts, sks ..... 22
WASHINGTON
Flour, qr sks.... 3,l94| Wheat." ctls ....: 1,415
•J ; WESTERN STATES
Flour, qr sks.... 2,oCH>i Corn, ctls ........ ' 600
Provisions
Cottolene — One half bbl, 18c; 2 half bbls,
12% c; 1 tierce, 12% c; 2 tierces, 12% c; 5 tierces,
13% c .: - •
Hams and Bacon — The Western meat company
quotes as follows: Hams, •21%@22%c; picnic
hams, :15c; California hams, 20%@21%c; extra
fancy bacon, 2Sc; fancy bacon, 6 to S lbs, 25% c;
8 to 10 lbs, 24%c;- 10 to 12 lbs, 24% c; sugar
cured, 25c; . light , dry : salt bacon, 8 to 10 lba,
22c;: 10 t0. 12 lbs, 21% c; medium bacon, 20% c;
light medium bacon, 20% c. . • ...
I Lard— Tierces 16c, 50s 16% c, 10s 16% c, 5s
16% c, " 3s : 17c; compound- lard, tierces \ ll%c,
50s ll?ic 10s 12Hc, 5s 12% c, 3s 12% c; yellow
cooking oil. 69% c per gal; white cooking oil,
71c per gal; salad oil, 73c per gal. :
Beef-^-Local ' prices are \u25a0 quoted. \u25a0 Export lots,
Inspected .by the government, ajis $1 per bbl
higher. Extra family- beef, .$18.50 per bbl; fam
ily beef. $1S per bbl: extra mess beef, $17.50 per
bbl;: smoked beef,. loc perlb. -.v
Pork — Extra prime, in barrels. $32; clear. $34;
mess, $32; pigpoik, $36: "pigs' feet. $5.75 for
half bbls, $2.40 for 25 lb kegs and $1.35 for kits.
Meat Market
ItSpPl! .\u25a0 DRESSED . MEATS '
Slaughterers.',. r^tcs to, dealers and butchers are
as -follows:. \u25a0., > '\u25a0-,' "
Beef— B%®9c per lb for steers, 7@Bc ; for
cows and lieifers. . \u25a0
* veal— B@9%c for large and 9@10%c for smalL
V.. Mutton— Wetuers, . 10%@llc; ewes. 9@9Vic
per, lb. \u25a0\u25a0;-->\u25a0 ;-'i«-*-v •\u25a0•"-.. Ci.V ,-•- - \u25a0 "-'.'..\u25a0••"• -\u25a0> '\u25a0-
-Lamb— ll@l2c for, spring. ....--\u25a0 ' . .
-Dressed' Pork (per lb>—i:JVi@l4%c for light.
..-, .^LIVESTOCK \ MARKET
"The following 1 quotations are for. good, sooad
livestock,' delivered' Ln San-Fr ancisco, gross
; weight: :;:- -\u25a0 >. .; '*'J* \u25a0-:»\u25a0\u25a0- \u25a0•\u25a0 \u25a0;
!••- No. i-l. fat steers, over 800 lbs, alive. :s%c per
j lb; .under 900. 1h5,;5@5V4c: second, quality, 5@
i 5%e; -'third •quality/. 4y<a!4?ic. \u25a0 \u25a0: \u25a0-•• -.
1 ,-".-\u25a0 No. •; 1» cows - and • heifers, "'4fi @4%c; : second
quality,"- 3% @4c;> third quality, . 3%@3%c; com
mon/ thin; undesirable Cows.' 2?i@2c. \u25a0 ' #-
;?: Fat -b ulls and stags, -u ii@2^ic; half fat ' or
' thin bulls, 1%@2c. , • . :,. -
; -t Calves— Light ,• weight, ; per- lb, s?i^6c; me
dium/.SligioVfec; heavy. 4@4>>4c.
;. Unshorn , sheep (per lb)— Wethers, No.-. 1, • 6c;
ewes. 5%c. "". •*": \u25a0\u25a0: '•\u25a0 - : \u25a0-*, . - . "\u25a0\u25a0 . , \u25a0
.""Lambs ••( per ,lb)— This year's inllk lambs, 6%
©6^40; yearlintr lambs, tKgi^'ic. >> • .'\u25a0 "
-•\u25a0 • Hogs • (per- lb) — Hard .'grain- fed, weighing 100
to c 140 ; lbs. - 0%c : C 140 .to > 250 ; lbs. . lOVic; 250 • to
350 lbs.; luc:; common,, .undesirable; hogs. 6@7c.' "*
fIorMCH and* Milieu .-.': .- .. ,
rlThe'tfollowing^quotations for horse* ami mulea'
are furnished by . the Butchers', and > Stock Grow
ers' 'Journal: .*\u25a0' r } -.' . ' -,'. >
.-':.'..-,•.;.-•. :••:.. '.-; '.\u25a0 HORSES -. '" -''"-.,' ' : -' '
Desirable drafters. 1,700 lbs and orcr. .$0255375
Wheat and Flour Still Declining
Good Export Showing in Prunes
Light drafters, 1,500 to 1,650 lbs. 273^325 J
Chunks, 1.350 to 1.500 lbs 225&273
Wagon horses. 1,250 to 1.350 lbs 1750210 1
Delivery wagon horses. 1,050 to 1,250.. 135@155 |
Desirable farm mares 150@20<)
Farm -workers ; 73Q123
MULES (MEDIUM TO EXTRA)"
900 lbs, 4 to 7 years $125(3150
1.000 lbs, 4 to 7 years 150<§ 175
1.100 lbs. 4 to 7 years 200@C2S
1,200 lbs and over. 4 to 7 years 2300300
Over 7 years old range from $15 to $25 lower.
Butter, Chee*e and Ees*
The only change in th« quotations under this
h*a«l yesterday was in egss, extra* being %c
higher on a bid at 25c a dozen. Receipts were
heavy, being over 2.600 caw* and a large per
centage of the arrivals went into cold otorag*.
Quotations for butter were unchanged. The mar
ket was officially declared firm on the exchange,
but tho feeling in the street was one of easiness,
with ail receivers carryinz heavy stocks. Cbeese
stood as before quoted. There was not a trade
under the call on the exchange. Bid* for eggs
and cheese at the quotations were Ignored. For
extra butter 25% c was offered and 25c was the
highest bid for firsts.
Receipts were 77.700 pounds of butter. 12,000
pounds of cheese and 2,686 cases of eggs.
The following are the official quotations es
tablished yesterday and on the three preceding
days on the floor of the dairy exchange. Prices
ln the street, while governed by the exchange
quotations, generally range from l%c to 2c
higher, owing to the various charges to be
added:
BUTTER. PER POUND
Grades— Apr. 21 Apr. 22 Apr. 23 Apr. 25
Fresh extras.. 2«l<.c 27c 26i- 260
Firsts 28e" 2«e 2r»%c 25% c
\u25a0Seconds 25 %c 25 %c 25«- 25c
Packing stock. 24c 2lc 24c 24c
Cheese — California fancy flats, 13'^c per lb.
steady; do firsts. 13c, steady; do seconds, 12% c.
steady; fancy Young Americas. 14%<\ steady;
do firsts, 14c. steady; New York fancy, 20c.
firm: Wisconsin singles. 19c, firm.-
Eggs— California fresh, p«r • dozen, cases in
cluded:
Grades — Apr. 21 Apr. 22 Apr. 23 Apr. 23
Extras 25c 24% c 24% c 25c
"»ts 23Hc 2Xlic 23'iC 23% c
Seconds 22c 22c 22e 2"2e
Thirda ...^... 21c 21c 21c 21c
Klein Butter
ELGIN, 111.. April 25.— The Elgin boar.l of
trade agreed today upon a quotation of 20c for
butter, a decrense of 3c from last week. Perfect
harmony prevailed at the meeting. One butter
company offered 29c on the call board, and the
quotation committee, after a short session, re
ported this figure as the price. Butter, firm, 29c.
Sales for the week, 5C7.300 pounds.
Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND, Ore.. April 25.— Butter— City and
country creamery extras, 29c; fancy, 25®27c;
store, 20@22c.
Egg Market in .Nearby Counties
[Special Dispatch to The Call]
PETALUMA. April 25. — The week opened with
*g£s %c higher than the week previous. The
Jwst offering of the Petaluma ege exchange was
20c. Independent dealers and speculators paid
24c, 21c and 20c, according to grade. The sup
ply is rood.
SANTA ROSA. April 25.— There was a slight
advance in tho price of eggs on the local mar
ket for th«* opening of the week orer the close
of last week. The local dealers on receipt of
the transactions on the San Francisco dairy
produce exchange quoted 20c spot cash for choice
eggs and 2lc for seconds. The supply continues
heavy, with a strong demand for all offerings.
The Sonoma county fruit and produce company
has agreed to open a branch depot in Sevastopol.
Potafoe*. Onions and Vegetable*
Nearly o.Q<X) boxes of asparagus came in over
Sunday and much of the stock was in bad con
dition, showing effects of the hot weather. Tbe
market was in » demoralized condition and sev
eral large. lots of spoiled stock had to be sent to
the crematory. Prices for other vegetables were
easy. Rhubarb was a glut In the market and It
was urgod for sale at low rates. Peas were
lower on greatly increased arrivals, with the can
ners buying surplus lots at lc a pound.. or about
75c a sack. New potatoes, string beans and j
summer squash were all lower. Prices for old
potatoes and onions were nnchanged. Bermuda :
Bped onions were lower on the arrival of two
carloads.
Potatoes (per ctl — River white. 50@75c per
common to choice and SOrtS9oc for fancy; Sa
linas Burbanks, 5i.25e<j1.35; Lompoc Burbunks.
$1.40^1.50: Orejrou Eurbanks. 85cfe$l: sweet
potatoes, . .$3&3.50; new potatoes. l!4@2fic
per IK
Or.ions (per ctl) — Oregon. $1.75«?1.55; Austra
lian. $1; Bermuda sretl. $1.60^1.75 per crate for
white au<l ,*1.20<&:1.40 for yeltow.
Vegetables — Asparagus. 75e<&$l per box for
good to choice and "^({tMOc for No. 2 lots; toma
toes. Mexican. $1.75^2 ncr crate; green peas.
73c 5551.25 per sack; strinj beans. B@loc r*r
lh: summer squash. $1fi.>1.25 per box: garlic,
3@sc per lb; cabbage. 75c per ctl; cucumbers.
75c^j$l per dozen; canllflower. 65<g7."1c
per . «lozen; turnips, 50ffj7."»c per saok:
carrots. W0. 75c i»er sack; rhubarb. 35(556<V per
box for ordinary and 05 4^ 75c for fancy; celery,
75c651.23 for large crates.
DeeiduouM and Citrus Fruit* \
Receipts of strawberries continued to increase
yesterday, ani as the demand was less urgent
than on Saturday there was a general decline
in prices. Crated goods from the south came to
hand in bad condition and had to be sold cheap,
prices ranging from' i>oc to $1 a crate of 15
baskets. Large crates from Fresno brought $1.75.
Chest lots from nearby districts were lower and
receipts failed to clean up. Cherries were quoted
at a lower range. For purple Guljrnes $1.50 a
box was the ruling price, with a box of well
colored stock occasionally bringing a premium.
Followinc an advance at shipping points prices
for oranges were higher in the local market.
Nine cars came in over Sunday, but the market
ruled firm, with all grades moving off. freely at
the revised quotations.
Strawberries — Longworths. $S@l2 per chest;
Maltndus, $5(&:7 per chest; other large varieties.
$yftilo: crates, 50c<S$l.
Cherrips — $1.50 per box for purple Gulgne and
75cftr$1.25 for white.
Apples — Fancy four tier fruit. $1@1.25 per
box for Newtown pippins and $1.10@1.25
for red varieties; second grade stock, 75c@$l;
bellflowere. nominal.
Citrus Fruits (per box) — Navel oranges. $2.50
C«r3 for fancy. $2<g2.50 for choice and $1.25®
1.75 for standard: tangerines. $1.25ig1.75 per
box: grapefruit, $2.50(^3 for seedless; lemons.
$3.75©4 for fancy. $203 for choice and $1.25©
1.75 for * standard; limes, $5.50*36.
Tropical Fruits — Bananas. 75c@?1.25 per bunch
for Hawaiian and $2.5053 for Central Ameri
can; pineapples, $2.50@3.50 per dozen.
Dried Fruits, Raisins, Xnta and IToptv
The exports of . prunes from the United
States in February were 2.951,311 pounds,
against 1,857,475 pounds in February. 1900. For
the eijut months ending with February 28 the
exports compare as follows: 1009-10. 81,871,444;
1908-09. 14.589.843; 1907-O.S. 23,864,966.
Fruits— Evaporated apples, s%<g7Uc; apri
cots. S%@loc; moorpark. 10@10%c; peaches:
4@5%c; prunes, 2i4<S2%e. with 14c premium
for 50s and. lc premium for 40s; figs, 3%@4«;
pears. s@loc.
Raisins — Layers, clusters — 6 crown. $2.50; 5
crown, >$1. 75; 4 crown. $1.25; seeded. 4@sc;
ordinary layers. 3 crown. 95c; 2 crown. 90c;
seedless 6ultauas, 2%@4c; Thompson's seedless.
3V4@3%c for unbleached and 614@6%c 'for
bleached; loose muscatel. 4 crown. 4c; 3 crown,
3%c; 2 crown. 3c; seedless. 2.VJ2 Vic.
Nuts — Almonds, nonpareils, 14%@15c; IXL,
14@14%c; ne pins ultra, 13@13%c; Drakei 10%
©lie: languedocs. 10@10%c: hardshell. 6%(g7c;
walnuts. 13c per lb for No. 1 softshells, B%c for
No. 2 do; pecans, 14%@16c; peanats, 4%@5c;
pine nuts, lS@2Oc per lb. . "
Honey — Comb. 14@15c for water white and 10
@12c per lb for light amber; dark amber. 7©Sc;
extracted, 7%c for water white and 5%i@6%c
for light amber; candled and dark amber, 4tj
4%c per lb. - **
• Beeswax— 27%@3oc per lb for light and 23@
26c for dark.
Poultry and Game
There was practically no market for poultry
yesterday, as there was no western stock re
ceived and arrivals from state points' were in
significant..' A ear of western was rolling thU
way and »ac consignees expected it to reach th*
market tomorrow or on Thursday.
Poultry (per dozen) — Hens, $6.50@7 tor small.
$7.50&8.50» for large and. $9@12 for extra;
yonns roosters, $S@ 11; old roosters. $6ig6 50
fryers. $7@S; broilers, $4.50^5.50 for large*
$3.50@l for medium and $2.50(^3 for small;
ducks, nominal: pigeons, $1.75<g2; squabs, $2*o
2.50; geese, nominal.
I Game (per dozen)— Nominal.
Beans and Seeds
Beans (per ctl)— Bayos. $5.90@6; pea, nom
inal; small white. 54.25@4.60: large white, $3.75
(Jj.4; pink. $5.25@5.30; red. $6.5006.75: black
eye. $4.65@4.50; lima. $4.30@4.40; red kldneya.
$5@5.25; cranberry, beans. -$4.50@4.60; garvan
scas~, $2. 23® 3. 25; hone beans, nominal.
\u25a0 Seeds — Brown mustard.'. 4 %c;- yellow, mustard,
5V4c: flaxseed. sc. carload lots; canary.' 3%Q4c*
alfalfa, lC@l7c: rape, 2@2%c; Imported rape*.
4@4%c;~ timothy,' Xc; temp, 3%@4c; millet. 3c
per lb. - - %
.Dried-Peas — Green. $4 per ctl.
Floor, and Farinaceous Good*
\u0084 Ore s»n j and Washington , flours arc ' lower in
Kympathy, with .« farther -put up north." \u
other ; brand? remain the same.- ~. \u25a0.-..-...-
Flour— California f.imily - extras. 56.20(88 so
net without* discount; bakers' : extras, • $6."ti*j
6.60; I superfine. $T>«SS.SO: - Oregon and Washing
ton."; per bb1.x.*.«i.0.. - iO for family/baker** an.l |»a"t
entsitnd $l/Zi(fi%.Z/ii for rut off; Kansas pateDt*
$6.50«ii<i.75: .do straight." $6.30@8.33; Dakota
patents. $7.25: do strain ts. 97; do clear. 58.50
per .bbl. v" ' - \u25a0 •.\u25a0'•
. Farinaceous Goods— -Prices In ICO lb sacks net
cssh.i no -discount, "are as follows;. Graham -fionr
53 per 100 lbs; : rye floor, $3.4o ;i rye meal 153.20:
rice flour, ' $6; '. corn • meal; • $2.80; extra , cream
do, |3.10; oat meal, $1; oat groat 3, $4.20
nrni?Piii~'|fr' TT~nfT T iiiwin*tTitii''iifiiwiiniT *iim i - - , '
' farina $3.50: hominy. 52.9 C; bnckwheat flour.
' $4; whole wheat flour. $3.20: rolled oats. bbls.
\u25a0' $6<&tf 50- do In sacks. %4&.(>; extra cream <10.
1 S6 30 ia sacks anrl $7 In barrels; rolled wbe<»t.
i bbls $5. In sacks $3.50<a*.50: pearl barler.
I $4.20; aplit peas, boxes.. ?5 for yellow and $7
| for green per 100 lbs.
Hay aud FeedatnUsi
" liar Is *tl!l coming in liberally »ml muc^ of
!it Is* eonslgne<l. The market continues we»it
\u25a0 and dn'l. i
Rolled barley is lower.
Bran — $ZiOZH per ton.
Middling*— s2Sia3l per ton.
Shorts -*2S<is2S per ton. -"^
Feedstuffs—KoHed barley. |24..^r ( J25: rf»lle.l
oats for feeO, $311*32; mixetl feed. 125050 for
: average lots; ©iienke meal, ; cocoanu? can*
! or meal at milU, $25 in 20 and 10 and 525.30 in
3 ton lots; jobbing. $2S; corn meal. VV"B3a;
cracked corn. $3S<a3!>; alfalfa meal, carload lots.
|20; jobbing, $21; red star alfalfa meal, $20 ia
carload lots and $21 jobbing; Caproco oilcak*
meal, $1tt.50 per ton.
Hay— Wheat, $12f^l«: wh-at and <«t, $t()
*|14- tame oat. SiOij^lt; volunteer -wtH r.»r.
$S@11; alfaUa. $S@11; atock haj. $7(g(9 pej
' ton.
Straw — 40/{s63c p*r bale.
Hides, Talloir. Wool aad Hop*
Hides — Culls and brandu sell abont %^li n?»
der quotations. Heavy salted steers, 12c: light
medium, lie; light. 10c; cowhides, roi-ic for
heavy. 10fc,c for light; stags. Sc; salted kip, lie;
Mlted v»al. 15frj»15Hc: salt»Kt calf. 15*...-; .try
hides, 20ig;20H'"; dry kip. 19c: dry calf. 240: dry
veal. 22c; sheepskins. sbearllDes. 2l>ffHoc earh;
short wool. 3U%Soc; medium.. S.V*isl: I^ds w0..1.
$1.25@1.75; lambs. 25@75c; horse bides. »alf.
$2.23fg3 for large and $1.50^2 for medium. 75r}
@$1 for small and 25<&50c tor colts; horsehldpy.
dry, $2(§;2.23 for large and .? 1. 2." '«.'-' for medium. .
CoCgsl for small and 25@50c for colts; ?«at- '
skins, prime angora. 75e4i$l; large hair stoats, '
25^40c: medium, 20«j30c; small, s@l.V.
Tallow— No. 1 rendered. s@s&c; Ho. 2. 3«^
4%e; grease, 2@2^c.
Wool— Spring clip — San Joaquln. year's »Upl%
12@15c; do 8 months. 7@l4c; northern, II al"<s
per lb.
Hop»— California. 15@20c for crop ot 1903 i
Oregoaa. 13@20c per lb; crop of 1310, IS.&I-j*
per lb.
General Merehandlne
Bags — Grain bags, 5%@5%c. Jane-Jnly d«.
livery; San Qtientin bags. s&c; wool bags, 27»
for 3% lb and 31c for 4 Ik; fleece twine, S«
per lb.
Coal — Pennsylvania anthracite eojj. $lt> ppp
ton; Wellington, $12; New Wellington. $l^j
Coos bay, $10; Australian boose — 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 ia bullc
and $17 in sacks.
Oils — Quotations are for barrels. Linseed, $l.f>l
p*«r gallon for boiled and 99c for raw; cases. 5c
more; castor oil in cases. No. 1. 71c: Bik^r'-*
AA. $1.13@1.15; China nut, cases. ot>r<s7oc p«?
gal; cocoanut oil, ln barrels. 77%@Slc for XXX.
75&75% c for No. 1 and 72%'@|76c for No. 2. ac
cordlog to quantity: extra bleached winter sperm
oil. 60c; natural winter sperm oil, SOc; natural
whale oil, 55c; extra winter strained lard oil.
$1; pure neatsfoot oil, 75c; No. 1 neatsfoot oil.
60c; herring oil, 40c; salmon, oil. 35c; boilea flstt
oil. 35c; paint oil. 35c.
Coal Oil. Gasoline, etc. — Water whit?. ir->a
barrels or drums. 10c; 150 deg. oil, iron bf»rrel<»
or drums. ll%c; special do. 12c: pearl oil. ia
cases, 17c; astral. 17c; star, 17c; extra star.
20c; Elaine. 26% c; eocene. 2Oc; red crown and
motor gasoline, ln built 13c. in cases 22c; No. I
engine distillate, in drums Be, cases 7c more;
86 <leg. gasoline, tn bulk 30c, in cases .37%?;
varnish makers' and painters* naphtha, in bulie
lie. ln cases lS%c.
Turpentine— B2%c per gallon In caacs and 75%<a
In balk, drums and iron barrels.
GEG E $ M 7l! P £ b $ b 7.#;T JtV- * 7 " 20; '• 17251
BEFINED SUGAR MARKET
f«iTJ* ww f tera ""Sar reflnlnx company quote* at
i»\Z T k« rms t n^ cash: sc «°da^ fln« sranu
lated, 6.65 c; standard coarse granulated. 3.65^;
c££' ?-(lvh 1 domIno ". 3"> c*rton s fa
cases, 8.65 c; do 2 lb cartons ln cases. 9 15c
monarch bar. 6c; tablets in hall barrels, ellSe;
do in boxes. 6.40 c; cubes and A crushed! 5.90 c;
monarch powdered. 5.73 c: XXIX X poWdereTi,
-.•sc; candy granulated, 5.75 c; confectioners' A
£££5 11 " 9 * cr y flta ' s . 5-75e; extra flnn
grinulated. 5.45 c; magnolia A. 5.25 c; extra C
,Ib bags 10c. half bbls 25c. boxes 50c more n»e
lOl \ % !£ a ?, for «, ba , zs of l6 ° "» act - Bar L'SLj
fSi- 40 lb tins * 170 more, ia S and 10 lb tlaiQ
P"^ m ? re w per 10 ° lbs than P rfc e for thla erada^
iv 100 lbs bags.
The California and Hawaiian sugar reflnins
company quotes as follows: Granulated basW
k : j nl £? ade bar « Powdered, 5.75 c; A.
crushed, 5.90 c; berry. 5.63 c; C. A H. ex.tra fln«
dry granulated 5.65 c; coarse dry granuUte^l.
5 6oc; confectioners' A. s.Roc;. Roc; confectioners
crystal. 5.»5c; cubes, 5.90 c; brick*. 5.90 c; extra
fine dry grannlated (100 lb bags onlj>. 3.45 c;
™4~ !sicr ,, A ' 5^ 25c; extra c - 3 15c; «olden C.
5.05 c; yellorr D. 4.95 c; cut loaf. In bbls only
..60c; H. & E. crystal dotnlnos, 5 lb cartons irj.
cases. S.Coc; do 2lb cartons in cases, 9.UV. Ad
ditional per 100 lbs: In barrels and 50 lb batr«
10c more; half bbls. 25c more; boxes. 50c mori
for all grades. Bar hi 35 and 40 lb tins $1 7H
more; in 10 lb tins. $2.35 more. Minimum order,
carload weight. «
Yew York Produce
NEW YORK, April 25.— Hops— DnlL -
Hides — Firm.
Petroleum — Steady.
Sngai" — Refined qniet.
CoSee— -Future* closed steadr. net nnchangM
JtJt P ?l n^A lO K er - S « ales ' 3O ' 750 ba * s - tecmdlns:
about 17 000 bass in the shape of switched
Closinj- bids foUow: April and May. 6.33 c: June.
t'i^: n n l T L. 650r , : x . Ans^ st - 6.55 c; Septem?>er.
6.60 c; October and November. 6.70 c: December.
«.<oc: January B.SOc; February. 6.81 c; March,
i'^v- nle - : Rio No - T ' B^ c: Santos * rt
4, »Vie. Mild quiet: Cordova. 9V- I gl2x<e
«.«^ a "^^f adT at the d**" 11^"; creamery spe-
m^ 2 ?^-"- crean "' r . T *«ras. 28% c: rrtara
ery. thirds to firsts. 23(SJ2Sc; creamery, held s«-
onds to specials. 24@2Sc: western factory. »cc.
onda £.H*L % - 23 **". western imitation cream
ery. 23%*i24%c.
Cheese— Steady. State full cream, old special..
l«%c; old fancy white. 17c; colored. 17<at7';rj
good to prime. 16rt216%c; new. best, 13V.c- new!
common to fair. 12@i3c. '"
Eggs— Weak. Western storage selections*. 22^
«7?S-;-^ western r «'P nl a* packed, extra flr-»t«.
M%QEej western regular packed, firsts, 21'i«7>
--1 Vac.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Applet— Nominally nnohaoc-d.
Spot— Fancy. 10c: choice. S<lcS%e; prime. K J »'.?r
• U<*: common to fair. 6<S6%e".
Prunes^— Firmer. « > alifornta up to CO-4n». =•,
<sS?ii?: Oregons. 4firv>.
,« A . prtcot^ — Dull * n<l unsettled. Choice. J»' 3 'a
lOljc; extra choice, 10%'gllVac; fancy. 12-3
l-%c.
Peaches — Dull but easy. Choice. 6(36*^ • ex
tra choice. «%«7c; fancy-. 7<??7%c.
Raisins — Unsettled. Loose mnscatels. 2"ifi;
S^^A-^ to taDcy **' e<1 -' 1 - S'dtXc; seedless.
»!-2@4%c; London layers, $1.15® 1.20.
Chlcaso Dairy l*ro«lnee Market
CHICAGO. April 25.— Butter, steady; creim
eries. 25@21H>: dairies. 22(8260. Eggs steadv
receipts, 23.113: at mark, cases inclnded. 17%"'o?
19% c; firsts. 20c; prime first?. 21c. Cheese,
steady; daisies. lt^eßtJc; twins. 13%©14 c:
\owag Americas. 14«nvic; longhorns, U^©
•
Eastern LfvctocV Market
CHIOAGO. April 25.— Cattle- Receipts, witf-
Fl*^,* 4 -4.W0 head: market steady. Beeves.
$o-uQ8.50: Texas steers. $4.75c<t«.25; astern
?te«s, $s(Sfi.BO; stockers and feeders. $3.« MS)
%'<?'ir? OV " t and heif ««- $2.50«87.40; calves, $8.75
Hogs— Receipts, estimated at 20.000 fcea-I;
market ,»<SlOc higher. Light. $9.25C.J9..V.:
SHSSa^S^S? S bw *' rong^.
f.»..0^i»..^; g W xl to choice heavr. $9.35'a9.*>;
piCT. $r»fe9.so: bulk of sales. $9.45@».55- y
Receipts, estimated at 15.000 heart:
Sl'^'i- steady. Native. $«.50'a8.35: western,
i |5? 1^?5 : _7e7 c « pUB «9. $7.25/aS.SO; iambn. native
$..oO<Sj9.«x>, western $7.75^9.90.
KANSAS CITY
•"'JS^^K A 5 C'TY.- April 23.— Cattle— Receipt*.
».«*> bead: market steady to weak. Native
steer., $8.50«{<t.30: c»w<i and heifers. $4<tS;
Ktoekers and feeders. $4.75Q7: bulls $4 75 ."a 6 50:
calves, $4«ift.r>o; western steers, $GiftS- westera
cows. $4.25fiJf1.50. ~T
_ noc»— Receipts. fI.OOO head: market 5O lie
higher. Bulk of sales. $9.10<&.9.35: heavy. *3..'50
E : « f !?- CkP ? an<l h «» c her«. $».15(g9.35: Ugat.
$5.0..(g9.2j; pigs. $SQS.SO.
Sheep— Receipts. 13,000 head; market steady.
Muttons. $R.50@5.50: lambs. $5.25(a9.75: fed
western wether* and yearling*. $7.30©9; fed
western ewes, $8.50<35.15.
SOUTn OMAHA
>OUTir OMAHA. April 25.— Cattle— Receipts.
4..rfM> bead: market slow and a shade lower. Na
tive; steers. $3 «S; cows ami hctfer*. $J.73t»
o.»«_»; westeru steers. $a.so(f}7: cow* and heifer*.
?-..5(g5.75: ranners, $2.73<g4.25: ;«tociier» and
fewlers. $;{.73«i7: calves, $4.25«?ii.25; bull*.
»tas«. etc.. JU«^ii.23. \u25a0
.H«>)rs— Receipts. 2.70<% boad: market XV hizher.
Heavy. $». 10^0.25: mixed. $0.10<an.13; light.
|S.W)<§J).l.-,;.plgi«. $SQJ>.7a: bulk of sates, 19.10®
Sheep— Receipts. 9.300 head: market steady to
strong. -. Yearling*. $7.75igH..-.n: wether*, $7.50>a
.8.25; ewes. $7(a3: lamb». $9<iilo.
i.oji Anjtelej* I'rodnee Market "'
[Speciel IDupatch ia The Celt] -
.LOS ANGELES. April 25.— Butter, cheese *n.l
ec:g» .were tlrm hi iV p«-o<liu-«» exchange; today,
illackpye beans wore ii» .l<mand. adT^nclnc ti»
?\u25ba>._*., The- potato mitrket rontinne* w*ak.
_^Recelpta «>f produce were: Ess». 40f) ca««*;
> batter, 17,132 pounds; cheese, SO pounds; put*-

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