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14 COMMERCIAL MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL DEALINGS TRIVIAL IN STOCK MARKET Traders ; Show Only- Languid In terest in Banking Outlook, Labor and Crops /it: . EsJty Decline in Wall Street Is fallowed by Recovery and Fractional Gains A>w York Stock List E. F. Hut ton & Co.. 4W) California street, members of the New York stack exchange, fur dish the following lUt ul bond and stock sales j-eeterday: . . .' '__ tealeg'i STOCKS |Higb| Low | Bid | Ask 4^.iAlUs-Cii»ilaiers ...\ ! .| -B*i|- it jiJ Do pfd I ! i 25 I 2!?Vs 16,900 ( Amal Copiwr | 5S | r>9 j 09^ 200 Ataer Beet Sugar.; 31 HI •51%! 31 I 31^3 I Do pld I ) a-'^i »3 ' I,ooo'Amer Can Co \ .SHI S»,i S%\ Shi i Ho pfd 1 1 6S'Ai <» , Amer C & F Co. .)..•.. .| 50 50Vi j Do pfd j ! UlTi U4?i. 100 Amer Cotton Oil. . j6O |«0 59^4 60 \u25a0-; Do pfd ...| 1 1104 107 . ; ....'.iAm Hide i.L....i ( I • 3Vs| s»i 6(»C', Do pfd 28%) Si I 27 "i I 27=4 " ; iCKK Amer. lee Seour..j 23 1 l'2«i| 22 | 22^ ."' 300: Amer Liuwwl 1 ll'ij: 12% 12% 12 s * SW; Do pfd 131 j 2»« s 31 32 "\u25a0 Amer Locomotive.] | j &>*;•! 39Va . •. j Do pfd I |104 WS ». ..»-..JAmer Malt | 5 0 *\u0084:-'„ 1 Do ptd ! I 30Vi 35 • • 4t7oo',Aia<T4 t 7oo',Aia<T S& R Co..| 89 | 68Hi O'J G9M 4<X»i Do'pfd 1101 : !4il01*iil01«A lol*i 200: Amer Sugar. ... -illO^jlW |120 121 i Do pfd t j |11« 120 |Amfr Steol Foun.j j | 50 l ij 51 Boo|An»er T i T C*.~\tß2\kh32\L\l32*/jn32\b 30<J;Amer Tob pfd....J !C"r;! 92 91>i; 92»ir ion. Amer TVoolen j'.'S | 2S [26 | 2S'«. 400 Do pld j i<3V 4 | US »3 1 93»4 100,'An.tcouda 1 SOU.| o6ii| Zn%; 3T» 2 j KlO Atlsnric Coast L..1112 112 Jll2 Jlls j • •\u25a0" 3.700 A liSF I 9a j 9S j t)8-;i| 99 . j Do pfd ...| I j 1WH 4 \l'JoM &00 ' Bait & Ohio ! 109 V 4! 108T4 i 10S «4 jio9 . .: ] Do pfd 1 i I S9 191 . , jßftiilPUem Steel..; ; ( 22 ' i; 24 Va ........I Do pfd f j f I 53 1.200 B X X I 77>ij 76% 77Ui 77% ' 3.300 Canadian Pacific..|lbsia|lS4 l>s>H,ilSo»i . SOO.C & O I 7^^1.7314 1 7.-! % I 74 " \u0084.....-C k A j i 24^g| 27 300 C<J W I 231,,! 23 .23 124 " ........I Do pfJ ) I 40 I 46' i 1000 \u25a0& N W |I'2-4|142V4|142%}14S 13.71X>.C M \u25a0& fit V jl2;{i t :1"V5,123 1124 4<ki| Do pfd.... |147u,|147 |147 |14S 7UO Central Leather..) 32^ 32 | 32«41 •'» 2s i : i Do ptd 1 103&I104"* • Central of N J... 1 j |260 |2SO jChicago Terminal. 1 j i 4 | S \u25a0 1 Do pfd I I i 13 j2O 'y.jCC C & St'l 1 1 j 70 j 7.". ..! Do pfd j. j ..... i i»5 (100 , 500 Cola Fuel & lron| olVii 31^ 32 i $&% j Do pfd I ! 113*ijll6ia . .-!CoI Hock C & 1. 1 f 4 | 64 106'Colo Soutiieru ..j 54 j54 ~ JuVSI o* l .'j .ia.VoOjConsolldatol <ias!|i:J4vi'i33* J134 |134' i 4«0 Corn Products ..j 14^4 j 14 j 14?*| 14' 4 ..1 Do pfd i i j 73 I 73^ iDel \u25a0 \u25a0&- Hudson.. |157%,156%|157 157»i .D L & W .!....'.! ;500 |575 20uD &. X G j 30 I 2»»4 30 | 3u^ i Do pfd ..1 69 71 . ! Diamond Match.. j 95 96 ';Di* Securities ..j j 27*4| 2s»i a»ulutii S S & A., .(...;. 10Vi 11 "V-niErio .'...'..'.'.'.'. '. f h'i%\' hiul 24».-;i 24% 30li- Do Ist pfd 1 411*; 4U T *| 40^i| 41 j I Do 2d pf.l 1 1 130 I 32>i ..Gen Electric j. j jl4l*i|l42» 4 i«Jreat North Ore. j j j 32- |53 ! UOO^Great North pfd.jl2.i i123Hi124>^|125 : illllßcis Central... l -. j [128 iI2S?4 20y,Icterboro Metro..' I8"i| 17»4i 17% IS 1 * 2OV| Do pfd j j I'fiOH S^a .jlnter Aler Marinej ...j 4? 4 5 j Do pfd 1 10 16% ilnter Taper ....\ •.... lOVi] 11 • j Do pfd 4S I 49 ilnter Pump .:...( 4314 44U. ..j Do pfd j ' 82341 S3 jlowa Central ....j 17 "-ij Xl% 200;. Da pfd j33 34 34 ' 35 200,Kan City Sou 129 28 29 j3O ..\u25a0 I Do pfd 1 62?4i «3^ ;t^k* E & West..j L— .'. 15 j J7'4 ....... j Do pfd .......j |..... 35 j43 i 7OO:L i X.... j143 |142% 14314 ;14.!'i ! . jMackay I 84 | S6 lOOj Do pfd 74 14 73 | 74 -..'Manhattan 12SU 129 p [Mexican Central.! !20 27« 8 IMinn &. St L....J ]..... 24 27 1.100 MStP&S S M.|125i4|123i2 124 125 'V -i' Do pfd i 1 !140 146 600,M0 Kan &, Texas: 32 | 31941 SZ% 32\s . i Do pfd j .1 63 65 lOOiMisiouri Pacific! sS^i 55% 5S^ 59 200, National Lead | 6S?4J 68%! 68 6S*4 ». Do pfd --••• 1104 105 •.; National Biscuit..! ! 1103 1110 ....... . Do pfd j J |11S. 122 200Nerada Cons ...i IS%| 17T41 18 18 • • .....'..•N V Air. Brake.. l j 71 76 : I.SO0 I Xew York Centraljll4i»!ll3ii 113»4 f ll3"i NYC LSt L.-.j i 62 63 I Do Ist pfd j I .1100 110 |N YC & -St-1/..j...... ISO S9 NYN H & H..j. 151 152 300jX V Ont & W.. 43 43 43 434 500 Norfolk & West..l 86*4 96^2 »7 9S 1 Do pfd ) 87U 90 200 North American.. .6* "4 68 69 70 I. WO Northern Pacific. US?* 117»4 115% 11S% i Omaha 135 ilso I Do pfd |. 150 !170 • .Pacific Coast 99 108 . Pacific Mail 25 26 100 Pacific T& T Co.|.' |31 33*4 ',S«:renn R B Co jl2S*s 127"-fe|l2«>4 12SV* .'iOOlPeople's Gas (106 106 10C 107 jPjttßburg C0a1...j |.*.... 16 17 I Do pfd I '62 6S ]P C C & St L 83*4 85% \u25a0 j Do pfd 105 113 Pressed Steel Car 31»4j '-i 2 j Do pfd i 9.'. i W. 4 .!Ey Steer Springs.; ! 31 I :?4»i 1,......{ Do pfd ».-, jIOO - .">3,SoP, Reading --.- H2^ 140*.4,H2i.i 142% f Do Ist pfd ! I ST. 8S»« I Do 2d pfd ! 194 I>6 JRepublic.S & 1.-j 130*4 31 I Do pfd 1 SI ! 92 . 2.2Oo*Eock Island Co.. I 32V4 31 »j| 32 - ! 82% 11,400; Do pfd 75% 73 j73 74 f .!Sloss SS&I Co. 1 64*4 65 Do pld I I 11« BtL &SF Ist pfd| .j 5R 65 . 100; Do 2d pfd 141 41 i 41 4 4H,i [St L 4 S W !..... 27>i 2<»>i ; Do pfd. 1 . ! «7 I OS tjrj.CW 1 Southern Pacific. .'lU ]1I3*« ll3*ttUl3V] 2f >o Southern Ky ! 2.1 23 i 2TH4I 23t,i ! Do pfd ! ! l.s4fe| ; 3S JTenn Copper ...! j 20*4120% | lfK-»;Texaß'P«oUu: ..1 27% ' 27'« 27-^| 28 « SOO.Tfcird At«? | lOUt 10% 9^ 10' i :Tol Bt:L & W...1 *.....] 21 22% 400 i Do pfd i 4Sli! 47-% i 4K i 4SU ...... -iTwin City E T ..i UXi»;ilO9 ; iUnion Bag & P.1.....| 5 j 5Vi ! Do pfd j .....: 53 r,H j 47G00 I'nion Pacific .... 1C2% 1«1*4 IC2«^ 162% I •...'....1 Do pfd I/.... <M\* 01V> 'Unit R<ls of S F. ...'..! :. 29<i . ;.] Do Pfd •- !..-... 60 SOOJO S Cast I Pipe. 15 14Va| 14 lr.vi Do pfd !...".: ias CX» 1 U'fi Rubber ...i |.*M 37 s<if«j Do" let- pfd . ..11O7V- 107"4!inr ' 108 ..| -Do 2d- pfd ...j. :....-.."..] 71 75 40.0(KtiU S Steel Cor ..\ 70% «9'-4l 70*4 70% 70(1 Do pfd ..'ll6 lI.V4IU<> 1161.4 I • l.noortah tapper .... \u25a0 42M. 41%! 42V t 42% WWVa-Car «'hem Co. ."s»u. .'.<> r.auv 59?4 2fK>! Do pfd .. !120 119^4 US 121 lOOlWabash !17 17 -17 17% j 1,000!" Do pfd 136 35?4i 36 3«*4 ' iWells-Farzo Ex .| j153 170 : 100 Western Inion ..} 60V4 60?4J «»"sl 61 "i '.IWestfnghouse' ..".j ....! 59U.1 Citi^ i jW & L E ..! ( 4'4| 414 Do let pfd . ..].... 9«fcj 11*4 i Do 2<T pfd ...J.. ......... 5*41 ;* 6 WiWM!f=ln Cen ..i.-.'.'. .V... 4SV>J 4n> / a \u0084j Do.pf* ..-..! I j 49 £25,600— total share* sold. ; \u25a0 »«• York Bondn " U S ref 2s reg.\loo«4|lnt Met 4Us KO Do coupon 100% Int Mer Mar 4*4* 61*4 Do 3s leg 101 ",4 Japan 4s 9»V» Do coupon . I<jl*L»i Do 4**s P5 Do 4s res.".' 114»%|K»n City So Ist 3s 72 Do coupon . . -.II4"AjL Shor deb 45.1931 82Vi Allls-Chal Ist ss. 73% if. & N unified 4s. 97% Amer' Agrlcul Tps.lOO'i M. X & Tex Irt 4s 97% Amor T&Tcr 45.100 Do ten 4'^s :.'. Amer Tobacco 4&. 73 |Mo Pacific 4s. 77Vi Do'6e 10* 1 Do or ."s ctfs. . 83** Arm<ir V,?* . «1 N Hof Mes 4*4s. 93% Atch'gen 45.... 95«4 N V C gen 3*^s..S7*4 Doiii«-4fe; 104 I Do deb 4s ..... J>2-% Do-*-r 5s 106%'NY.NIJ& Her 65.132 • Allan C I> Ist 4s. 93ii Nor & W. Ist conis JH» Bait 3t* Ohio 45.. 95%( Do cv 4s :.:... !»:» Do|3M.ti \u0084 JM)% Nor .Pacific '45:.. -1O<*; I>n|S'*W .345.. ?9"4 "Do'.Ss...: V 7O Brooklyn TV ov 4s h2hb O S Line rfdg 4s. 9:5 Central of Ga 5f.104> s Pa or ,3«4f. 1915. 95»4 Cent Leather 5u.. GS% Pa con 4s ....... la? CER of NJ gn 56.120 Reading gen 48... 97*4 Ches & Ohio 4',i«.lol»itSt"L & S F fg 4s. SO Do ref r.fc c 82*4 Do g«Mi "i* . — -V 85»£ Chi & Alton 3"45.r70«-iiSt L ti;w*con 4s. 76-- C, B& Q Joint 4s Us%\-P<t let gold 4s; . 89% Do gen 4k ,87% Seaboard At, edj 5«73 C.M&St P deb" 4s. 91*4 S» Pacific c01>45..,89% C.RI& P*c col 4s 71% Do cr 4s :.:.:. fl7 Doirerdg.46.*... 87 \u25a0 \u25a0 •Do Ist .r^f \u25a0 45. . fi3"i 'Colo pud us 55...*.- 77 ' So Railway. ss. ...I<J3 %\u25a0 Colo MlOtaod 45.^05 J, Do gen 4s ..... 74 PRICESWITHIN NARROWRANQE NEW YORK, IJul1 July N l9.— Only list less attention was paid to any news by operators in. stocks today and no inducement; was. fqund for taking- steps in the market that made a perceptible effect on prices. The amounts of the deal ing's were trivial and the range of prices narrow. The banking:' outlook, ,the labor, question and crop news were dis cussed with languid interest and dealings growing out of these con siderations were often reversed in the course of the day's session. An early decline was followed by a recovery leaving fractional gains. Canadian Pacific was rather acutely affected by the system's sympathetic influence of the strike on the Grand Trunk. That occur rence seemed' to dominate senti ment over the labor question to the exclusion of the agreement on a basis of settlement. between the Pennsylvania and its . employes both east and west. Its influence was enhanced by the uneasy feeling existing in England over the dispute over wages on some of its railroad sys tems, while the French railroads are in the throes of a like conten tion. Influences from the side of crop advices were mixed. Movements iri' the cotton market are accepted as passing phases of a speculative campaign rather than accurately .reflective of the state of supply and its promise. " Various factors are combining to build up the strength of the New York banking position, but the effect on sentiment in the stock market is modified by a dis position to look ' askance at the revived movement for the forma tion of currency associations such as are provided for in the law for issuance of emergency currency. The protestations from treasury authorities and from such bankers as favor the movement that the time is fitting owing to absence? of any present emergency do not prevent assumptions that prepara tion is desired ror a passible re-, sort to the emergency issues this fall. The United States- treasury is turning back into, the money mar ket a large proportion of the sum collected for the corporation in come tax. Heavy government dis-. bursements have -established a gain for the New York banks on the operations with the subtreas ury since the July 1 bank state ment of $5,680,000. Currency re ceipts from the interior and .In coming gold shipments are to be reckoned in addition. Bonds were steadw Total sales -ar value V $955,000. United States bonds were un changed on call. Col So r&ext 4"4s 96 Union Pacific 45..100 vi Del & Hud ct 4s. 06V3 Do ct 4s ..102% Den & Rio G 4s. 92% Do Ist & ref 4s. 95% Do ref 5s 00^4 U S Rubber 65:..102»,<i Distillers 5s 6S US Steel 2d 55.. 102% Erie prior lien 4s. 80% Va Car Chem 55.. 08% Do gen 4s 6014 Wabash Ist 5s 102^ Do ct- 4s, ser A 65 Do Ist & ext 4s 64>^ Do ot 4s, ser B 60-' Western Md 45... S3 Gen Elect ct 55.. 136 Westing El ct ss. 80*4 IU Cen Ist ref 4s. 96% Wis Central 45... 91 *Ve*v York Mining Stocks 2.oojLeadT-ille C"n .' 05 Brunswick Con .. 07 Little Chief ..... 06 Com Tun Stock..* 22: Mexican .1.02 Com Tun Bonds.. 15 Ontario 2. C0 Con Va Mln Co.. 55J0phir 95 Horn SiWer ..... 40! Standard ~... \u25a095 Iron Silver I.6s|Yellow Jacket ... 50 .\ew York Curb Stocks Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask. Amer,Tob -.410 415 Standard Mln -12 15. Bay State G. % 6 Do pfd ... 43 . 45 • Boston Con.. 17 20 Standard 0i1. 685 690 i Brit Col Cop. 4*4 5 Tri Bullion... % 11-10 Bte Coalition 16 Va 17 United Copper 4*4 5 Chi Subway. 2".» 2U Do pfd ... 15 18 Cum Ely ... 5*4 7 Yukon G01d.. 3 15-16 4 Daris Daly. 15-16 1. 1-16 Braden . 3% 4 Dolores 5>4 6% Inspiration ..6 13-16 7 El RaTOR aTO 3*4 4 Con Ariz .'..113-16 1% First N Cop. 3V4 34 Mason Va.6 13-18 6 1516 Girour* ..... 6% 6% Xcv Hills ...2 5-16 2% Gld Cons :..8 1116 S»4 Palmer 137*4140 Gld Daisy .. 4% s^|R»y Con .. . 16V 4 . 16?4 Gld Florence. 2 2ifejMays ........100 lO.> Greeae Can.. 6% 7 jJune ........ 28 . 30. Gut Express. — 185 I January ..... 46 00 Kerr Lake .. 7«4 7%] Ely Cent ... % 11-16 La Rose .... 4 4*4! Ely Con .... 19 20 Miami 17^ 17% Bay Central.. 2*4 2 5-16 Mines of Am 61 63 Glla .......... 5 6 Montg Sho... V 4 \u25a014 Chlno ..V 11*4.11% Niplsslng ... 10% 10% Ohio l'-i 1% San Toy ... 28 34 ItnMon Copper Stocks BOSTON. July 19. — The market opened quiet, with firmness showing throughout. The short In terest has increased during the last few days, particularly in -Lake copper. There. Is practl- Icelly nothing doing in the Boston market and I prices are inclined to sag on very limited trad ing. Outside Interest in market is Tery small. j Merket now weaker. \u25a0• . PriTate messages say there have been big pur chases of copper shares prlTately I and j particu- Urly large purchases of Amalgamated In London this morning. Nipisslng has discovered aa eight' iucb Tein of high grade ore, assaying over 2,000 ounces to the ton. The following list i* furnished by E. F. Hut ton & CoJ, -490 California street, San Francisco: Bid. Ask.! . Bid. Ask. Adventure -.4 5 Newhouse ... IV4 •1% Utouez .....33 — North Butte.. 21 22 Arcadian ... 3*4 4 Ncr C«ar ... IS>,4 18*4 4riz C«m :.' 13 13*4 North Late... 6% 7 Atlantic •'ti 7 Old Dominion 32>4 — j x V • 4V> 5:. Osceola ......114 — '\u25a0 '. I* Do pfd ... 14>4 15 Ojlbway ..... 5^4 6 Balaklala ... 11*! 12; Parrot ...... 12 \u0084—- ^ Bte Coalition 16%: 17 Quincy .. 68 .70 " Cal & Ariz.. 47 49" Shannon ..... «Vi |C'al*& Hecla.slo — Santa 1> ... 1% 2 ! cemeunlal . . 13% 14 « i United Shoe.. 48% 48>i Coppr Range 5914 60 Do* pfd ...2614 27 I Daly West... . 6 .6%: Super & Bost 7J,47 J ,4 S East Butte.. C,\' 3 «*^!Supcr & Pitts : 9*4 10 Franklin .... 9*4 lft Super Copper. 38»4 39 Granby ..... 30% 30V4 Tamarack, ... 48 50 Hancock 15% 15*4 Trinity ...... 4»4 5 Helvetia 2. 2V4 V S Mining. 34 — Me Royale.. *."> 15*4 Do pfd ... 40»4 47 <, Indiana »94.10 UtahAi>ex,.. 2>4 -• 2% Kerr Lake .. ~% 8 Utah Con ... 20 21 Kewecnaw .. 3 3^ Victoria 2*4 3 ! Lake Copper. 31 Va 31% Wolverine ... 103 105 l.a Salic ... 9 9»4 Wyaiidotte .. l«i H/ 2 Mass Con . . 6»4 7 Winona ..... 5 «•« • Mexico C«n.. 35c 50c Glroux ....... 6% ti% Mich Mm .. 4 5 Greene Can... 6=54 '6% Mubawk 43 44 Ray Con ... 16^4 1694 ItoMton Curb Stocks . , Bid/Af=k.l "Bid.Ask. Ariz & MieU. 2S 30 Nev Douglas. 1% 2 % Ahnieek . . . .150 ' 15"i . Oneco ....... 1%~ 1"/% Bohemia 4Va 5 Shattuck Ariz 20 25 Boston Ely.. 114 1% San Antonio.. 6 j. 7 v Carlsa 9>4 9>4 Sup & -G10be.. 23 26 ' Cactus 2 2>4iSouth 1-ake... 4«4 5 Chief Cons... l\i 1% Inspiration \u25a0*.. 7 '-7 »{, Cwbin 5 5*4 DavLs Daly... 1 1 1-16 Cheniung .... — !). i.'hino *..;.... 111,4 11*4 Ely Witch... 12 17 Ohio ........ 1«4 .1% Keystone 3 3>4 Majestic ?.'.:.. 54 \u25a0. 55 Live Oak ... 16 l*Vi Blue Bell t .~. 60 '70 r Mason VoL.. 6% : 7 .; . ' / -. London Cloi-inj-; Stock*.. : Consfor money.Bl 15-16]I^)uiST & Nnsh. .. .147.' Do for acct.... S2 M, .K"&-. Texas.... 33 : Amal Copper .... 60»i N V Central...'.: ,116% Anaconda ......!. \u25a0"% Norfolk & West... 100*4 AtchUon ..........101*4 Do pfd ......:.- 92 Do; pfd ....... .103.-; Ont & Western..'. 44 '; Bait &,,0h10.....Y112'i Pennsylvania ..... 66 • Can Pacific ; .Y... 190*4 Rand Mines .'..... S% Che s &. 0hi0;.. ..-. 76Vi Reading. .......... 73 • Chi Great West/. 23*4 So' Railway ..... .-. 24 J CUI. Mil & St P. 126*4 \u25a0 Do pfd - .56*41 I>e ©p"ers • ....-.;." 17% So Pacific .'..•.;.: 11<'«4 i Den & Rio G....'31% Union Pacific ..;;16<Hi ; •Do pfd ...'73- Do pM .. .:..•.: 94V4 Erie ...........".: 25% V- S Steel.. ... ...12%' . \u25a0 Do. lst: pfd.;... 42*4 Do pfd ......... 119V, ?Do 2d pfd:. ....-33 - Wabash \u25a0.:...:.. T.n"%' Grand .Trunk .... 25 Vi Do^pfd ... 1.V.. 37$ 111 Central >.::... 184' Spanish 4s .;.....'.92y \u25a0 Bar silver— Sti-ody ; -. 25 5-16 d per . ounce. ; *" M'iuey-^-1 r i>cr ctr.l." \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0"-'-"-. t . • • -,* i-.- The rate: of ,d!t*"cuni, In .the' open; market ; for «bori- -bllls'is 1%44-. per? cent -and • for three .Months*;, bills 2 . per cent.". ' '\u25a0 '\u0084.,/ ..' , ; , . -.Treasury; Statement •;;.v .-';.• rVv WASIIINGTON, July la-^The •condition;' of THE : SAN^FR^ISrGISGO CALL, JULY 20, 1910; Oil and Mining Stocks Inactive Local Stocks and Bonds Also Dull the treasury at 'the beginning of business today was •as follows : . - ' • \ :, '- Trust ; funds— Gold coin. $865,507,669; silver dollars, $490,116,000; silver dollars of 1890, $3,659,000; silver 'certificates outstanding, $.490, 116.000.*: - :, V \u25a0•:\u25a0 : .-, \u25a0''-•' - v r - •; . :-•\u25a0: ; General fund — Standard ; silver dollars in. gen eral fund. $2,271,677; : current liabilities, $99, 765.126; working balance •, in . : treasury^ offices,"! $35,771,867; in banks to credit' of . treasurer : of the United States," $40,284,116; subsidiary, silver coin, $19,023,900; minor coin. $1,169,068; total balance in general fund, $09,306,586. Chiongo Discount Rate . 1 CHICAGO. July 19. — New York * exchange .10 percent premium. .' , -, :•\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0;• I Xew York Money. Market . ; ' '-. , NEW YORK, July 19.— Money on call,: easy at [ 1^4(22% per cent; ruling rate; 2*4* per cent; clos | ing bids. 2*4 per cent; offered at 2% per cent.' '- -Time loans, somewhat weaker; . 60 days,; 3*4 rt? 4*4; per' cent; 90.-. days, -4(g.4Vi ' P^r -cent;; six monthn, s@sVi per cent. *..:--'• --.v . ' \u25a0 ', I Prime mercantile paper,: 5*4 "to 6*4" per cent. % 1 ' Sterling exchange, • strong, with actual- business In bankers' bills at $4.8300ftr4.5370 for 60 day bills and at $4.8550 for demand. - . - Cftnraercial bills, $4.82%4.83*4. , Bar silver, 54*4 c. '\u25a0 \u25a0•' Mexican dollars. 44c. j Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds, steady. . , : IVorthern Business) . , PORTLAND; July , 19.— Clearings, $2,464,894; balances. $334,674. -• =•; . \u0084 TACOMA, July 19. : — Clearings, $1,509,433; bal- ; ances, $35,378. ; - , \u25a0 ;; SEATTLE. July 5 19.— Clearings, $1,763,345; | balances. $257,457. ' •• : •;* " -" ' SPOKANE. July 19.— Clearings, $605,665; bal ances, $65,209. v i Loans* Exchange and Silver. Prime mercantile paper .....5. (36 per cent 1 Loans on real estate. . . . . : . : SW@B per cent ' Sterling exchange,; 6o days:..".... — @4.83% Sterling exchange, 5ight. ........ —@4. 85% : ; Sterling exchange, cab1e5. .:..... — ;"3;4.56";i New York 'exchange, sight. ......,— @ 5- New York ' exchange, telegraphic. — @ 7*4 •/ Hongkong exchange, sight. ::....- — ®\u008443*>^ Hongkong exchange, telegraphic. — @- 43% Silver, per 0unce. . .... ......... .. — (& 54% Mexican dollars, nominal. . .-. .;.';— -@ \u25a0 50 - CONTINENTAL . New York on Paris.... 518% New York onMexico. -201*4 Berlin on London. . ; .... ........ 25.20 , Paris on L0nd0n....... .20.44*4 STOCK MARKET The market for local stocks and bonds con tinued tame and featureless yesterday, with few changes. United Railroads bonds -were lower at $69. California wine association was higher at $25. Philippine telephone common higher at $23.50 and Alaska packers higher, at $90.75 bid. Mining stocks were also quiet,' and the; only change of note was an advance, in Goldfield Con solidated from $8.50 to $5. 67 >4. The Comstocks were dull and unchanged. ' . \u0084 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 : The Fireman's • Fund insurance " company has declared a regular quarterly dividend of $3 per share, payable ' July 25. A private telegram from Philadelphia says that the net profits of the Tonopah-Belmont com pany for June arc -officially declared to . tave beeii $150,000. ? ' \u25a0 The mines of . the Tonopah district - shipped a total of 7,429 tons of ore, of an estimated value of $185,725. to the mills last week. The Tono pah mining . company sent • 3,450 tons, the '\u25a0 Bel mont 1,950 tons, Tonopah extension , 840: tons, Montana 742 tons. West End 240 tons ,'* . M ac- Namara 150 tons and Midway 50 tons.. . ; •'.'-. \u25a0:;\u25a0• A vtessment. Directory Com stock Mines Company— < No. Del. Board Sale Day Amt. Crown Point.. 6 June - 18 July 20 .10 Justice T. 6 June 25 July 19 .03 Cbollar ...... 13 July 3 July 29 .10 Ophir ........ 89 _ July. 4 . Aue. 2 .25 Alta ... -.78 July 4, July 29 .03 Belcher 92 July 4 July 29 .10 Gould & Curry.- 17 • July 17 "Aug. 10 • .10 Silver HHI 39 July 22 Aug. 22 .0,) Mexican 101 July 23 Aug. 17 ' .20 Alpha C0n...: 14 July 30 Aug.f24 .05 Con. Imperial.. 70 July .31 Aug. -25 -'»1 Best & Belcher 93 July. 31 Aug. 24 .10 Con -Virginia..- 'l - Aug. 1 Aug. 26 .25 Hale&Norcross. 27 Aug. '2 • ; Aug. 2U .10 Julia ........ 15 ; Aug. « Sept. 6, .03 Scorpion .....18 Aug. 11 1 . Sept. ft .02 Bullion ......18 Aug. 11 - Sept." 12 . .05 STOCK AND BOXD EXCHANGE TUESDAY. July 19—10:30 a. m. - \ \u25a0 VNITED' STATES BONDS Bid. Ask.j . ... Bid. Ask. 4s'qr cp new — — |3s qr coup... — \ — MISCELLANEOUS BONDS '\u25a0' \u25a0•\u25a0 r 'C Ala A W ss. — 100 Oak Tran. 65.107"4 — Am REI ss. 90 — Oak Tran 55.103. — Asso Oil ss. 97*4 99V4 O Trau Cn 55.103 — Bay CPC 55.103 104 0 Trac Cn ss.— DS Cai C G 55. 101 . —, O Trac. Co 5s — 92 Cal G & E g* O W :gtd-55.-95-. — m &ct Ss.loo^ — om Cable 65.105*4107j Cal st C 55. 100 — Pac G Im 4s. SO -• 8("4 Cal Wine ss. 88 93 : P E Ry :55.-.103U..— \u25a0\u25a0 City El 55.. 88*4 89«4 Pac: L&P ss. — 9i"-i CO Wat ss. — 100 "Do gtd ss. 99% — Do g mgss — 93*4 Pac T&T ss. 96*4 — Ed El LASS.IOO — P4.CU65.98 — Ed L&P 6s. — 110 P & O R 6s. 100 — / DuPt P 4»4s 86 90 People's: Wss 66*4 61 "4 First F Trss.lol — Powell st 65..100 — / F& C H 65.102 — Sac EG&Rss.loo*.i.— . HC & S -85.104%105-4 S Diego 1 R ss.— — ' lion R T 65.104 Vi — S J L&P us. 90*4 97 L Tahoe Rss — 98. SF El R"; kssk 5s — 1/ — . - L A Elec ss. — — SF.O& 5J55.103*4 —\u25a0\u25a0 LAG &Elss — 100 ' Do 2d mgss — 95ti Do Cor ss. 98 *r Do Con ss. — 96 LA Ry ss:.lotf — : SJ& BCR.4*4s — 00 • : LAL gtd ss. 100 — Sierra R Cs.. — 109%; LAP lem 55.103*.;,— S P of:C6s LAP Cal os'.lOO 102*4 <1912) ... .IM;-., — Marln w ss. — — YSPC 1c g 55.112*-& — _ Mkt st C 65.10iy.103 S P B R 65.124 120*,4 Do'lcm ss. 99 — SPRR Ist r4s 94 94*4 MV& MtTss. — ' — Stkn G&E 68.106? — ; NRof C 58.113*4'— ;; SV W g mg4s 89% 90 N C Ry 55. .100 .— .-\u25a0 U G & E ; ss. : 9S*4 — NC P CoSs.loo — UR of SP. 4s. CB% 69 NCPCn 5s 94* 95 Vallejo.Ben & . \u25a0 N El Co ss. — 92*4 Napa\. RR5s — — 0 GL&H 58.102 \u25a0-. — - Val Co P.-ss.iPo«/j103*4 WATER STOCKS Marin Co . . — ,- |S'V Wat Co. 48 45"4 GAS AND ELECTRIC STOCKS City El Co.. 53% 54 Pac L pfd... — — N Cal ; Power — 63*4 Do com . .. 66*4 — r °- .'"-\u25a0.-.. INSURANCE - STOCKS , ; Cal Ins Co.. — 80 iPac C Cas Co.lM , — Firemn's ' Fd.237*4 — I ; BANK 'STOCKS Am Nil Bk. — 127*4 First 'Natnl. .237*4 — Anglo & I>on.ir)o : 155 Mer Nat : Bk.r— — Bank of Ca1.408>4 — S F National. — — Cent Trust. .llß — - Unlon.T Co.. — . — . \u25a0 \ SAVINGS BANKS ' Ger S & L.2810 2930 IS F SavU. .50S<4 — Hnm S 8k..125 150 JSav & L»So. . — 125 Mut Say Bk. — 80 ]Sec Say 8k:.320 — \u25a0 STREET RAILROAD STOCKS California ..122*4 — - IPresidlo ...... 25 32*>i POWDER STOCKS .. : Dv Ponti'pfd 84 Sfi j Giant Con .. 79*4 — Do com ..139 152 I . ;: - ;5 .... ' SUGAR STOCKS > : Hawaiian C. 40*4 — .... Makaweli ; S C 38*4 40 Honokaa S C — . 19*4 Onomea S C. — -47 Hutch SP C 17% 18% Paauhau S C.28*4 — Kilauea S C."13%— Uulon S Co. . 71 \u25a075 : OIL STOCKS * \u25a0 \u25a0 - Amal OH' Co. — — Sterling Oil.. 2 — Asso Oll'Co. 45*4— W Coast O pf— 101/ Palmer Oil . . 1 : 32 I*4 Do com ...,— — I ; MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS, /. Alaska P A.90% — -~1 , Pac Aux FA' — -5 Cal F C A..100 —_\ Pac C Borax. 155 — :,: Cal Wine A. 25 — Pac T&T pfd— .— MV&'.MtTm. — — Do c0m.... 31 , 33*4 N Alas S Co. — — PhiUp T.-.& T23 24 .;;-.. .\u25a0'..._ --SALESY- ;.-- -; --.:;..,-. - . .'\u25a0 •'• ; Morning - Session * . . .- • . ..\u25a0 • --,--.-\u25a0 Board — ; \u25a0'\u25a0':' -; \u25a0 - -' \u25a0' ';»'--- : * '\u25a0-' : - \u25a0 '\u25a0\u25a0'-'"•\u25a0- \u25a0\u25a0 . \u0084 350 Hawaiian*Coml&; Sugar C0....^40.50 -; • V 50 Onomea -Sugar 'Co .'...:.'. . . .. .* 46.25 a ' -25 Oro Water, L&P.... :.......;. 60. SO 20 Philippine Tel & Tel Corp. . .';.-;' 23.50 , 120 Spring Valley .Water. C 0 ../ . .. r. 48.00 $2,000 United •R «R of . S -K-\45;. .-. r. . ; '69.25: > : \u25a0 ' -" w Afternoon* Session r. .. \ •\u25a0 \u25a0 '\u25a0>'• Board — •"\u25a0. •*<•<\u25a0 \u25a0.\u25a0- t: - '-'": '\u25a0 '•' "\u25a0•\u25a0' '' : .'-' : 10 California • Wine . Assnl ... .Y.:. . 25.00; 150 City ? Electric - Co,' s 10. ...... ;..03. 50 • 25 Oro Water, L & P. ............. 60.00 ; ' YilO Paanhau^S.P'Co;Y.:..Yr. .'......} 26. 7s v : $1,000 Pacific Tel & Tel '55.:.......: 96:25 $2,000 United KI R of ;S ; F .45, .. ;.;..» 69.25 ; $2.ooo United' R'R- of VS^F:4s. Y:.-.... 69.00 v; $10,000 8 P R'Rof Cal 6s (1912) ;.;.-.. 104. 12*4 .-.'.-::"".; * < Street— ;.-;>'J'-: ••>\u25a0;; .\u25a0-:.'. : \u25a0::-:.-\u25a0>\u25a0--\u25a0\u25a0' -\u25a0-- 135 City El ec trie C 0 . . . . . . . . ..'.-..;.. 53 : 50 $5,000, Pacific >' Tel" &.Tei; 55.-. .'. .'.-.'. 1". 96.25 {" $1,000 United ' R R of sg : F - 45:. ..".'. .."69.25 .. i '.--..'. UNLISTED SECURITIES — \u25a0*\u25a0 50 Noble . E1ectric ' . ... . . . . .......:.; 30 . 00 -" 1 $3,000 Ocean I Shore 1 55.V .; .\u25a0*;.";-;: .~T.^.' 30. 00 H $1,000 Western (Pacific 55... .:..;..... .*> 95:50 " MININQ?STOCKS " RAN * FRANCISCO - STOCK -EXCHANGB V >. Following /": were \ the .: sales " on v the; Sa» j Fran cisco' stock; exchange, yesterday: ?•;-." - - \ .;" -"- : - ..»COMSTOCKB:u.: -'\u25a0"; "'^ /I 4 . i Regular 'Session \u25a0 ' x \u25a0 - * | .i 100 Andeß . . . i ... 14 ; SOjMeiican '. . . . 1:02*41 \u25a0 100 Gonld '& Cur." 16 600'Ophir I .". r. .V. ; 1.10 ; '100 i Hale & ' Norc . ; f: 17 . 50 ; Ophlr 1 : 05 1 :; 500 Justice 1 V.;:.. OS . 200 \u25a0 Sierra Ney ..; 22 *:100 Mexican;-'."^ ;;l. os|"^ >:'«.. , ' ; . ;\u25a0•\u25a0 . -\u25a0\u25a0: ''-..', Afternoon '•\u25a0 Session \u25a0 : - i 1000 Cassldy ' V. . : : V ' 27 ; 200 Ophir r. .-.- . . ; 1 . 07\4' 1000;Cassidy ....... 28 -500 Scorpion* .r..Y."* 06 UOO Gould "&?Cur..- ; 17 i9OO Sierra ''SerZiTZ'^ 22 i2OOi 200 Hale &: Norc.^fc 18 : 500,Unlon in .;..'.. - 34 '500 Mexican y.V.'~. 1.05 100 1 Union V ..;'.'. .. : r r 35 : 500 Mexican :. Y.I. 02U, --•>*;>• -.^^n / '? ; • - , . . . Informal Session '.^ ''.-si: » " -U. . '500 Andes ;\u25a0>.". :.";.'.»•; 13 *100 Occidentnl ... . ' 38 *600 Bruns^Chollar.\«vl4 ;20; 200 i Seg t ßelcher ;i.,': 24 ;>f>oo; >f>oo Bruns Potosl. 1211000 Seg": Belcher ... 23 100 Mexican" .. .1.02 1 /.!' 300 Sierra Nev ..'. 22 .200 Occidental .. .-37 200 ;Union .... ..... G5 :' CLOSING QUOTATIONS - • ' .' , Bid. Ask. l' .V : Y Bid. Ask.- Alpha .......— 04lHale & Norc. ?18 20 Alta *...-.; 10 12 Julia ..: .. r— -10 Andesr. ...... 13 ' 14 Justice ....... OS 10 Belcher :. . . . . — , 75 Kentuck •'".. .'.".". '• 13 '13 Best & Belch. .25 30 Mexican ..... .1.02 1.05 Bullion; ...... 08 .10 New York;: Con 03 .-"— .; Bruns 'Chollar. 13 — Occidental ;.... 35. V — Bruns Potosl.. 12 —Ophir ....... .1.05 1.10 J Caledonia .... 47 50 Overman ..... — 95 j Cassldy ...... 25 — Pot6sl s -...*. . . . . — »V 35 i Challenge Con 14 10 Savafte ....... 12 :15 j Chollar ...'..:.. 5 14 :\u25a0\u25a0-. 17 Scorpion ....:. l 05 :'O6 i Confidence .... — ; 75iSeg- Belcher \u25a0':'. 23 . 24 j Con: 1 ; Imperlal.Y ; 02- OSlSierra Nev ..'. 22' 24 j ConVa M...-. 60 61 Silver Hill- ... -— J 05 I Crown Point.;" — 70 Union ........ 34 35 « SierraNev.; 09 -—|utah: ..Y...... 05 '00 j Exchequer . .. _ \u25a0}'\u25a0,< 1 7i Yellow Jacket. : — '60 I Gould & Cur. 16 IS - V . j TONOPAH AND; GOLDFIELD' STOCKS '..\ '"iV!!i '\u25a0**."' "\u25a0 '-* Regular \u25a0: Mornlnjr - : Session ' 100BeImont-,...3.97*^ 100 Gld Con M.:. 8. 65 100 : Do, b 30.4.02*4 2500 Jim Butler :.. 24 ! 1000 Eagle's N,-s 5, 09 500 MacNaraara: . . ; 31^ 1000 Eagle's N, s 5 10 7000 North' Star . . ; 05 , 200 F10rence, ,85.2.02*4 '100 Ton Exten ... 76 .= : ' • -Afternoon. Session : V ] iOO Atlanta ....... 11 2000 Jim Butler.. ;25 , 500, Cent Eureka.. 70 2000 Jumbo Ex .". . \u25a026 ; 600 Com Fraction. \ 50 3000 Man Big Four ' 03 3000 Commonwealth 04 7000 Mayflower Con 03 ! 3000 Eagle's Nest.. 1011500 MacNamara- . .' 31 \u25a0' •400 Florence .....2.00 000 Nev • Hills \u25a0>. .2.32*4 i \u25a0 100 Florence' ...2. 02*4 r 800 Round- Mt ... -4S 200 Gld Con M.8.72Vil 500 West ; End .. . '50 , 1000 Jim Butler... 24| :, , C 1 \u25a0 ',': Informal Session . . . ' ' 500 Fairvw Eagle. 40 2000 North Star ... 05 ! 100 Florence 2.02*4 300 Pitts S Pk.slO'6o 1000 Jim Butler .. :25 500 West>- End . . . ; 56 ! I 500 Nev, Hi 115 :.2.32*4 1000 West End ... 55 | j [CLOSING QUOTATIONS . I CALIFORNIA • Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask. Argonaut ..:.— 2.75 Kennedy 11.00 — Bunker Hi 11. .5 .00 — So Eureka M. 4.50 — Cent Eureka.. 67— I - \u25a0>\u25a0: .":.'--.- NEVADA Tonopah District • Bld.Ask.l . Birl.Ask. Belmont -...'. .3.95 3.97 North Star ... 05 00 Jim Butler... 24 25i Rescue Con .. 02 03 MaeNamara Y. 31 32 Ton Exten ... 77 — Midway..... 23 — iTon .of Nev... — 8.62 Mlzpah Ex . . . 32 \u25a0'-—] West End ... 56 57 Montana .-.!.:. — I.oo] - . Goldfield District Adams- ...... — 01 Gld Portland.. v — 01 Atlanta ...... 30 12 Gld Kewanas.v 05: 06 Blue Bell V..— 01 Gld l Merger M.- 07 :09 Blue 8u11... 04 05 Grandma ......— <02 i Booth V 12 Yl3|Great Bend . . 02 :03: 03 COD ...... '07 — Grt-Bend Anx. — 01 Columbia Mt.. 04 . 07 Ort. Bend Ex. — '01 Com ' Fraction. 49 '\u25a0\u25a0 50 Jumbo Ex ... 25 26 Commonwealth 03 — Kendall ....... . 01 V — Conqueror ...-. 01 J -.02 Iyone Star ....-02-03 Cracker; Jack .ol (12 Oro 07 O"J Daisy ........ 04 051 Red Hills 03 04 Dmdfld -Trngl. — OlJßed Top. Ex..: 01 .02 Florence /....;2.00 2.02 Sandstorm .— "04 Florence Ex.. ' — OllSilver Pick .. 06 ; — Frances Mhk. 04 '" —St Ives ...... 13 — Gold Bar Gld 04 :— Wohder . . 01 Gld Con M... 8. 67 8.70 Yellow Tiger.. 05 — - : • ; Bullfrog District • . Amethyst .... -t-j OljMout Bullfrog. — \u25a0; 01 Bonnie Clare.. 05 — jMontgomy Mt. — 01 Blfrg Nat;Bk — ;oi Tramp Con .Y;W 05 Homestake K. — 01 Tccopa Con . . .—. — 1.00 Mayflower Con 02 03|V alley View... »— 01 * : *\u25a0 ' Mauhattsn- District Man Big Four 02 - fl,l|Muftang Man.. 01 02 Man Con . . . .' 03 — ! Piue Nut — 01 Man Dexter... .02 ' 04] Stray Dog ... 01 02 Mineral Hill.. — OljTbanksgiving.. 03 04 "- - Other Dfstricts Balloon Hill. . — 05'Nev k GoIA Dev. — 01 Eagle's Nest.'.- 09 10 Pitts S Peak ..59,60 Fairvw fG ' Bid 02 '— Ramsey . . . . . . 01 Fairvw ; Hailst 04 -05 Raw Coalition. 15 16 Falrvw Eagle. 40 .'• " 44 Raw Queen . . — ".. 25 Jack Pot 03 04 Round Mt ... — ' 4S NevHills. ...2.30 2.35 \u25a0'\u25a0- 1 ; \u25a0.-\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0•"'\u25a0\u25a0-.\u25a0 ' Copper Stocks . . • . ' . Cum Ely .. 5.87 6.12 Nev Cons ..18.00 15;25 Glroux.Cns. 6.57 7.00 . -.:'-. \u0084 -.»;. - -•- ',; ' ' - , ; _ ; _ — :+ OIL STOCKS There' i was < r.othlng ' ot importance new in 'the' oil stock market : yesterday, prices • standing about as on the preceding day. : New Penusyl-. runla- sold, up to; $1.17*4, buyer 30. Palmer was stfiidy -ut; §1.37 1 / 4. : /• . -, ' -..:.:. '." A ; special 20c. diyloend, by Wabash was pay able yesterday. . ..; ; •; • ;,. \u25a0 \u25a0 Imperial paid a {dividend of $S on thelSth." A BtUerHfifld dispatch of July 16 says: :Well 'grounded •\u25a0 reports \u25a0! litre today arc to the effect that I tho Lakeview well. , section 25-12-24. which has astonished the world by: gushing for about 127 days at;, the average rate ! of probably 45.000 barrels per day, suddenly Y dropped last -night to the rate: of- Ki,ooO ..barrels \u25a0 per day, and water began to come up 'with the oil in.quan-' titles variously estimated at from 2 to-3 per cent.".. ...-. \u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0-;.... .;.'\u25a0\u25a0, '. : , -.\u25a0•.;\u25a0'..- ; .:.\u25a0'.",\u25a0,/.; ..' v This is not only the first big sign of stopping Its marvelous gait that . this -well has shown, butit Is also the t)r&t time that any water has come l up with the oil. . • , . . The' Lakeview gur.her is 1.600 feet below, the mean ; level \u25a0nf ; tin- 'Santa • Barbara channel and 60 mile* distant. -Despite this \u25a0 distance, , en gineers have -rdixcovered \u25a0 that tl»e flow of \u25a0 the pusher Tin directly, affected .by the tides. The torrent of oil increases -.with 'high- tide and-de creases : with low Ukle. but just what the ratio of Increase and decrease is has not- been deter mined, although: the difference Is manifest. » . According, to geologists, the wash of the sea has had much to <5o with the deposit of petro-' lcum in < the: so, called oil sands, it being found In . zones ; as if cast up by the tides. .As proof of ; this contention shellfish; . starfish, mammoth oyster shells and sharks' teeth have been found iv the oil sand* of many fields in .this state. The Lakeview : gusher .was' tapped on March 10 last, since which time it has flowed from 40,000 to 00,000 i barrels a day. _ The well came In ut'a depth of 2.200 feet, but has long "since developed into an immense, oil crater, theextent of which none can tell. SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGB Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask. Alma ...... 1.00 — Ne T County. ' '\u25a0\u25a0• — 20 Amy ... . ; . — 1.25 Nev Midway 25 28 Apollo .....—. 10 New Pa Pet 1.05 1.20 Asso Oil ..44.00 45.00 PacS: Petro 31 35" Do bdsss. - — 100.00 Parafflne ...1.00; lilO Bay City .. 2.50: — Palmer .. .Y . 1.371,41.40 Blue Moon.. 20 24 Peprless .... , cOO Brookshlre.Y 1.60 1.62*4 Pinal . ..... . g. 00 11 00 Cal Oil & G — 1 .75 Premier .... 90 '— Cal Scabrd. — 80 Record ..... — 6.00 Caribou .. ..14. 50 15. 50 Republic v. .V 47 55 Ch!::Crude.-. 09 li Sacramento.. 1.00 — Claremont.. 1.30 1.3>.S F: & McK. 30 00 Coaltnga C. — 45 Saver, Dough '— k 185 Cresceus ; ;. . 50 . 70 Sesnon ' ..... 1.00 •. — De Luxe .. 1.50 ; 1.65 Shawmut ...'•—. 50 Enos . .'. . . . ; 1:30 1:32% Silver ITip: .. Y_ 2 50 Four' ...... 05 ; —JS'W & 8... '.40 ' 41 Fulton ..... 1.35 2.oo;sterling .... 2.00- 2.50 Gypsy .....— 49JTraders -. . . .' — 115 00 111 Crude.;. 50 54iTurner ..... 1. 50 — Junction \u25a0 :. . — . fiO Wabash . ... 1.20 1 ' 50 Maricdpa 36 2.50 4.00 W.K Oil Co 3.10 3 40 Monte Crist 3.25 ; 3. 60 Yellowstone. 30 : >5Tf j.- - • :"Sales \% • \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 -: \u25a0' \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0•.' , 11:30 a. ,m.— . - \ 500 Palmer ....................... ' "vi 1714 1000 S W,& 8. ..........;........../', 40 . ;-'-... : ;- ;-street — ?\u25a0 '-\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0:. --, ' \u25a0 \u25a0" \u25a0 .. 100 Brookshire ........................ 1.65 \ 500 New Pa Petroleum, ' b 30 .V .....". 1- I .' 17U 30 Spring • Vnl Water/. ...... .:.:. ..... 48 00 \u25a0-.\u25a0"'\u25a0•' .-'.-;\u25a0 2p. in.— \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-:-; i? v: .;\u25a0/:--< ." - - '- - '*~? \u25a0 100 Palmer . . ..... . .". . ;. . , ... ,7.i .. . V ' 1 37* A 300 Premier .........;' '..,.• no 200 Premier ... ' . ... ; 'bl Los Angeles Oil Exchange {Special Dispatch to )Tfie Call] - -, LOS 'ANGELES, July -18.— Consolidated Mid way, iWhose gusher . is attracting the attention of the oil ; world, continued" active A today"J on the 6tock' exchange, t The stock lis selling I around 23c and ; a-, fraction : higher ion 30 day t buying , orders; Union oil Js steady :at^5102.50."! - Oleums has dropped down -to 6*4 c and shows ; lit tie \ prospects of advancing ; soou. McKittrick Investors . sold today at '2c. > \u25a0\u25a0-.\u25a0:\u25a0'•: 1 -vr --.;•\u25a0.; .=•,\u25a0\u25a0,\u25a0 1 . -.\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0. -.->, GRAINfMARKET , • ' Wheat ' and ; Other ' Grain* \u25a0;' 'y. './ - 1 Wheat— The : market '-turned -easier ': yesterday," frith s buyers of flsh. s ; though . prices were •no lower. -i - ; CASH 'WHEAT . :. California club.-, 'fU.62i/&@l.<ftV6: Sonora. $1.70 ©1.75; white • Australian. northern club," $1.60@l.«5;» Russinnredr, $1.62% @1.65;: turkey , red, $1. 65@1. 70: -bluestem,' sl.72 Vi @l.7s. \u25a0•' - -;-.' •\u25a0•\u25a0;; \u25a0\u25a0;. 'FUTURES :\u25a0':\u25a0•\u25a0: /;. :' \u25a0;\u25a0 i '\--" '.'"'''» 10 a.: jn.' s Session -.:,; % ( •-'.No quotations. '.->- ' . • ' . -*" \u25a0 . — Ocean .'freights -quiet;, at :23s 9d,t usual? European I options.. The : chartered grain tonnage | in ' port | Is : 7.341; ; against * 14,900 tons '-on the same date last year; 'disengaged, 33,530 tons." against 33,740: 50n. the way to this port; 213,973 tons,, against 170.550; .;\u25a0.. : " '•'. \u25a0 ' ; - -.The • market - was '. lower T . againi yesterday, -.- with $1 .00 V i; the top for.?- 1 No/? 1 > feed.". Sales ; were made at ; this ? figure- and i there • were 'large : offerings : at it.* Receipts \u25a0\u25a0 were nearly^ 18.000 ctls.-, '\u25a0" \u25a0.. -..>., -.;\u25a0 \fr:~ '*-\u25a0'-?• A cAsh/barley ; ; . \u25a0\u25a0..! "~.:/A >eNo. lifoed,' $i;os@ 1.06 Vi; : off -grades. jPSp'g .$1 .02 \ j per ctl ; j extra choice,-; $1.071^ ; I new j brew- Ing and shipping grades, $1.07% @1; ;10 per. ctl. > ; '• :-:: ; . :\u25a0•' .',u FUTURES -*"-•; ""-v;*:- v "-/If; \ '\u25a0• \u25a0\u25a0.-.- >-. ,10 a. 1 - m. -Session. ;\u25a0«.;- ? ; . -'<tV-," ; '\u25a0-. : --'' V Open. :r ; High. "' Low. , Close. 1 December. ....$1.10*4 ;si:lo%V' si:iO -51*10- ; : ' .'\u25a0:\u25a0;\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0-• \u25a0;\u25a0 '••'; -I2ip."- r m;* Session "^ r./.a' ::v.v^. : ;'; May-^No: sales;. $I.l2*4* bid, ; $1:15 asked. ; • Dec— si.o9X. \u25a0-;:\u25a0:',''\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0'->\u25a0 \u25a0v.'v-->""U -\u25a0'\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \"-,\ t siOats— Are firm; . with ;no further i change , in prices, v But | few • samples are showing ] on ..'change. Some <i extra J choice 1 red"? have - sold %atisl *. 45,") but this;flgure*isfaboTefthe«market. • '.' • \u25a0A - , «•» Ked,»sli3o(S; 1.40;:! black,,; nominal;:, gray, 1 nom inal;'whlte,";si. 65. '" ' ' . . " : ,V> Corn^Western • •'. states '• yellow, in \u25a0- bulk,' ': San SUMMARY OF* • THE MARKETS IVall street stocks and coppers Ir ; -; ; regrular.' ; Cotton market lower. \u25a0Local stocks and bonds still doll. Wheat easier and barley lower. Oats ittrrii; but qnlet. i Local ." financial quotations about -the 'same. -. ' ' '"-' *V \u25a0'\u25a0'' Numerous variations in beans. Hay dull and offering friely. \u0084 Hops and wool dull. V; Hide market t ending - downward. : : \u25a0 Meat market: about as \u25a0 bief ore. i. V . 1 Linseed oil I and turpentine higrher. Dried fruits fairly- active. Raisins -."quiet.*;:.,." '-'.\u25a0\u25a0: '•* j- '.'',. v ; ,' ... 'Canned .fruits very firm, ' . V Dairy, exchange not in session; . . - Vegetables in free "supply. ' > * Potatoes : In' demand for shipment.* ' Fresh fruits in large supply! ' Poultry "market • w^ell "supplied. , ; Francisco track, $1.60«nr:1.62*4; white, $I.62>>i@ 1.65; mixed, $1.57"A(&1.6.0; sacked prices,* t Vtc higher; white Egyptian, $1.50©1.55; brown do, $1.40 per ctl.' ;-\u25a0»\u25a0'; '- '".,-.-\u25a0.•.-;-.-.'" \u0084-.-\u25a0.•.- ;-.-.' Rye— Continues dull, $1.55@1^70 per ctl. • . [I Foreign Futures .J- ? t v LIVERPOOL *\u25a0. Wheat— , July. Oct. Dec. Opening ................. 7 s'. v 7 6*4 : 7 (r7*,i Closing .................. 7 5 ,7 6% 1 07& ' \u25a0\u25a0 "'\u25a0' . "" >~: \u25a0'- PARIS .' - -\u25a0' \u25a0' \u25a0 ' Wheat— \u0084 July.* Nov.-Feb. Opening 26.70 . 25. 55 Closing .....\u25a0....:...:....... .26. 55 .25.95 \u25a0'Flour— .... ' \u25a0 . . Opening 33.50 • Closing .......35.00 ,' '33.65 CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE Future Grain and Provl-iiona r CHICAGO, July 10.— Appetite for, wheat, ap parently, unending; of late, was v satiated today. General rain -in the Dakotas,with cooler weather elsewhere northwest, made holders of high priced grain .repent and transformed Intending buyers into sellers. Crop returns from, the -winter wheat country : were, increasingly .favorable 'and more than \u25a0 offset \u25a0\u25a0; bullish .news ; from> Europe.- Closing prices, were at a . net decline- of 1% C to 2*4 c. Other - leading s staples all • showed ' a loss; corn, \ne to'J^c; oats, *-ie to ijc;' provisions,. 7"/jC to 25c ;.;...:;-.\u25a0 .":\u25a0\u25a0.• -*.-.•. .- \u25a0 \u25a0 --. \u25a0:- •:" : , : \u0084•• -. .\u25a0 . : -- /« ; Premiums for hard and red winter wheat here have disappeared, and country acceptances were declined because ; of the break in futures., Ru ssian and -French crop advices > were less op timistic than heretofore, and it was said France wouldbe importing late in the season to make up for .the shortage expected.' In this connec tion attention was drawn .to the fact that the European' visible supply had decreased . more than 14,000,000 bushels in: a month, and is now only 10,000,000 bushels- larger than a year ago. It was on the strength- of the . foreign news chiefly that the- market opened- at the highest figure lof the ; day. The : close was , practically at the' lowest point of the session, and weak at that. September ranged from $1.05*, Vto $1.08, finishing 2c. to 2*^c down at $1.05%. A better outlook for forage crops In North Dakota was an Influence in weakening corn. Sep tember; fluctuated between COftc and 61 %c, closing easy at 60Jsc. No. 2 yellow closed at 64c. \u25a0 Tlie- September option in oats varied from 39c to 39*t4c and closed *4c off at 39*4 c. *' Selling of provisions .were based ontue.free run of 'ljcgs.;. At the; wlndup, pork was 17*rie to 25c I net lower, .lard to 15c, \u25a0 and ribs 10c to 12i^c. \u25a0:'\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0: * .-:/ .: \u25a0 \u25a0 ..-\u25a0:... . . .The leading. futures ranged as follows: Articles — Open.' High. Low. Close". Wheat — \u25a0 r * : • \u25a0 \u25a0 July .:...:.. I.o9*£' 1.00% 1.08% 1.08% September ...I. OS '1.08 . 1.05»A ; 1.05% December ...1.09% 1.09% .--1.07*4 "1-07% May ...... *.Yl.l3Vi 1.13H l.ll'v 1.11% Corn — \u25a0 • \u25a0 - ; July ........ 59!s 59? ft SQ I ' 3 59V. September ... 01% (il% 00*4 60T 8 December .... Cf>Vi "59^ \u25a0 55% SS*^ May ;.-/\u25a0• 61>,8 6113 60% ] 60% -. -Oats — , . - : . . . . ' -\u0084-.- s July ........ 41U \u25a0 41% ' --. 4034 41% September... 39 Vj ' 39V5 " 30 - 39»4 December...; 40% * ' 40*3 40 40^, May 42% 42*^ 42& .-42% -Mess Port, per bbl— . ; .•: September /. .21.52*4 21.55' 21.32J2 . 21.35 \u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0-. Lard, per 100 lbs — '--"\u25a0"- • .July \.....:. 11. 57*4 11.57*4 11.50 \u25a0•";•. 11.55 September V.Y11 : .72»i 11. 72*^ 11. 57*^ 11.60 October .:.'.. 11.60 11:60 11.45' 11.47*, i \u25a0 Short Ribs, per 100 lbs— September .. .11. 52 ft 11.52*4 ' 11:37*4 : -11.42« A October .....11.00 11.00 10.82U 10. So' January ....9.37*4' 9.37"^ 9.25 4- 25 Cash Grain and Provision** CHICAGO, July 19.— Cash quotations were as follows: Flour firm;- spring patents, $6.50@7 for best hard. No. 2 rye, 77@ 78c." Feed or mixing barley;. 52@ 66c ; fair to ' choice malting, ; 68@74c. Flaxsecd— No. -1 southwestern, ; $2.33:' No: 1 northwestern.;-- $2.43. - Timothy seed, nominal. Clover, $11.75.: Mess pork. .per "bbl, $25@25.25. Lard, per 100 lbs. : $11.55. Short " ribs, sides (loose), ' •$11.75@12.12*a. . Short clear sides (boxed), $13@ 13.25. iV-0.,-i V-0.,-- V • GRAIN STATISTICS - • Total clearances of wheat and flour were equal to 77,000 bushels; primary, receipts, 656.000 bush els, " compared .with ;425,000 bushels - the corre sponding day a year ago; the world's visible sup ply, as shown by Bradstreet's.' decreased 5,227, 000 bushels, i- Estimated receipts for tomorrow — ' Wheat,4 6 cars;, corn, 176 cars;" oats, J. 52 cars;" hogs, 23.000 head. : : DAILY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE' N Articles — . : Receipts. Shipments. Flour, barre15........ 17.700 15,400 Wheat, bushels. 9.400 26.500 Corn, bushels.. .......312.500 222,400 Oats, bushels::'... ..........295,200 112,600 Rye. bushels.... ..•.....;.... 4.000 -2,700 Barley, bushels. :..102»000 13,400 '\u25a0". Available Grain Supply ;* . - ;\u25a0 NEW YORK, July • 19.— Cable and telegraphic communications % received by Bradstreet's show the ( following % changrs in i available supplies ' as compared'with previous' account: Wheat— United-States east of the' Rockies.,de creased 543,000 bushels; - Canada, decreased | 1,784.000 bushels: total United States and Can-'l ada. decreased 2,327,000 bushels ; afloat for I and | In, Europe,';, decreased .'2.900,000 bushels; total j American and European supply, decreased 5,227, 000 bushels. .;. - . : , ._ -Corn — United • States and Canada, decreased ; 805.000 bushels.; ' .- * •- ' : Oats— United" States and * Canada;" decreased 1,704,000 .bushels.".. \u25a0 -. . - The visible. * supply -' of wheat . In Canada - last Saturday was -4,500,000 bushels, a decrease 'of 41,000 bushels: ;.. •\ - ' New ;York Grain Market NEW ; YORK. July, 19.— Flour— Unsettled and less active. Receipts, 28,980 barrels; shipments," 12.K08 barrels. ; 1 ;Wheat— Spot . quiet." New No.* 2 red, $1.14"J4' elevatoi-, to arriyec. I.: f., : and $1.14 f. o. b. ; No. .1 northern.' $1.34 Ts * f.Yo.'b..- Firm -' cables caused a steady -opening in. the wheat- market, butJheavy liquidation by; longs,*.,as well as sell- Ing son V increased : offerings .of new^wheat and cooler : weather , in T the northwest. - resulted in a sharp decline, ' and : prices at the' close were I% @ 2c net lower;, j July closed at. $1.21. September at $1.11*4, December, at $1.12%.; Receipts, 48,700 \u25a0 IVorthern Wheat Market ;. ;,; WASHINGTON,:* V • . V .jTACOMA. July' l9.— Milling quotations: > Blue stem. 80c:' club. S4@Ssc.--v. 7/ . ; SEATTLE. July: 19.—^Milling quotations: Blue stem.. 85c; '\u25a0 forty-fold.- 85c: club, v 84c; fife, 84c: red Russian; Slc.'TExport-^Bluestem. S2c: forty fold, S2c :\u25a0-'. -club.-.,' Sic: . fife, \u25a0 81c;». red Russian,' 79c; •Yesterday's receipts— -Wheat,-1 3 cars;oats, 6 'cars.---;- ;\u25a0 »^-.'-. \u25a0\u25a0:'-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.. . '.'-' : ; ; \u25a0 .' , :\u25a0• . OREGON « . \u25a0 "~. PORTLAND.? July 19.— Track prices: Club. fss@B4c; bluestera.r*S7ra,Sßc; - red Russian,:.' 80 (g 81c; turkey, red, S3 % 84c j valley, S4 @ 85c. •; Re ceipts—Wheat, 5 cars; r oats, . 1 car ; ( barley; j 1 car. '•\u25a0/ ' \u25a0-." ';' '\u25a0<*'[ "-'\u25a0..- '.".'•\u25a0. ---.'.'\u25a0. -..',':. . "\u25a0 \u25a0 -t;^i;/Mlnneapoll-* : Grain and \u25a0 Produce , ; t' MINNEAPOLIS. July 19.— Wheat— July."$1.22; September. ) $1.15V^ ;5 December ,'f $1.13*4 : cash — - No/1 1 hard..: sl.2s*4 : No.-^ 1 northern, $I.23Vi r <? 1.25; i N0. : 2.' 51.21 *4@1.23; No.' ::, \u25a0 $1.15*41^1.21.' j Corn — No. 3 yellow. \u25a06o*4<36l*4cY-, -•\u25a0: . '-• ..- Oats— No.. 3 whlte 1 .43@44c. . .v. v Flat— Closed at $2.43. . \u0084 '".'.\u25a0:.•.':• \u25a0. Duluth Flax . "' v DL'LUTH.*;july^9.'— Flax lon 'track to "arrive: July.t $2.4U; -September. -$2.43: October, -$2.31; ; November, y $2,31, <-•: nominal ; December, ; - $2.23, nominal/^- ;•: -";V V; v :\-. .\u25a0-.'\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0'>: '-, :\u25a0''\u25a0' \u25a0 • - •.- rV LOCAIi^MARKETS Receipts of ; Produce ' July 10 Flour. Vqrsks.r.V; 3,7s6 Leather, 1 rolls ... 150 Wheat;, oils :.'... 1,375 Tallow.vfctls .... 30 Barley,* : , ctls '*'. i.'L 16,440 Hides,- No \u0084 . . . ; . ; 1,200 Oats,, ctls ;.*.".".'.' '805 Pelts, \u25a0< No ..;..V;. 1 - 216 Corn.?] ctls »'•--\u25a0-:. ,1125 Lime., bbls. ..-...-. 1.652 Bran. i. sks \u25a0-.".-. . ; . s . %. \u25a0. 140 Sugar, : ctls • ;.'.Vr: 4.000 Middlings.; sks i. ':'?: '? 1125 Wlne.r gals ;-. . . : : :36,90« Potatoes. ' sks : '.'. ; 3,o6s [Quicksilver, -? flasks - 335 i Onions;.' sks "..-..\u25a0'.\u25a0.• 580 Rali-lns.Xbxs • .'.T. 3.400 i Hay.^tonstfY:.'..'.': 610 Apples,-4bx51'h.;.;2,160 1 Stratv-.'-'tous -. ; i '.*\u25a0. . -y \u25a0 • lO'Coke; ;car.:. V ;Y". . . : 1 I Wool.^sks?;'.:'. '. ;! , 154 j Honey ;•; cases ".".V. "-' :20 I Shorts, sks .....'.\u25a0- 251 Livestock,: No ..". -.*-. 520 -\u25a0w-.-/.-^''^,-:;;/..^ WASHINGTON^, r ' «^ .-.-:: Flour; Iqr 1 sks .\ :Y : s,23sjMlddlings. ' sks <*. '?.'\u25a0?' 3ss Wheat,? ctls -V ..".20,080 Shorts. v sksrr.'.V.T'.- 875 Oats, ctls ' .. . ".Y v ;•\u25a0 480 J Wool, : bales ; YY. . '- IS6 5' There;. is fa", fair! trade Jgoing onjin Cprovisionsj'' with ~i no j further.' advance } In;, prices -, beyond • that noted at- the ' close of < last .week.; ;;. „ s ; >: - '\u25a0 :.. V' A - wire ; from • Chicago ? yesterday ; sa id : • . ' "Shorts were frightened \ by ; gossip \u25a0 from \u25a0 yards arid started Dairy Exchange Not in Session Dried Fruits Are Fairly Active to cover, .but. the market is. loaded with selling orders by \u25a0 packers . and prices declined and now look very heavy."- - • - 'Cottolene — One half bbl.' 12}ic; 3 half bbls, .12Hc;"l- tierce, 12c; 2 tierces, UTic; 5 tierces, 11% c..; . \u25a0 : -..- \u25a0 ;,.-,\u25a0: '-'\u25a0: .- /- --. - I- ' T Hams and Bacon — The Western meat company quotes as -follows: - Hams," 21*4 tg22V.c; picnic hams, 16c; California hams, 20*4<&21%c; extra fancy bacon,- 33*4 : fancy , bacon, -6. to 8 lbs. 31*4 c; 8 to 10 lbs, 29*4 c; 10 to 12 lbs. 27c; sugar cured, 28*4 c; light dry salt bacon. 8 ,to 10 lbs, 23*4 c; 10 to 12 lbs. 21 *4c; medium bacon, 19c; light medium bacon. 19c. ' - - . -- Lard— Tierces 15^c. 30s 15% c, 10s 16*4 c, 5s 16% c, 3s 16*4 c; compound lard, tierces lie. 503 11*4c,-10s ll&4c os 11 Tic 3s 12c; yellow cook ing oil, 7lc per gal;: white cooking oil, 72c per gal; salad oil, 76c per gal. Beef — Local prices are quoted. | Export lots, in spected by * the government, are $1 per bbl higher. Extra family: beef. $1S per bbl: family beef, $17.50 per bbl; extra mess beef. $17.50 per bbl; smoked beef. 21*4 c per ,lb. ' Pork— Eftra prime, in barrels; $34; clear. $36; mess. $34; pig pork. $36; pigs' feet. $3.75 for half bbls, ?2.40 for 25 lb Sega and $1.33 for kits. Meat Market ' Beef is easy, as . there ;is : considerable . poor cattle pressing on the market. .- Mutton Is com ing in freely from Nevada, but prices are main tained. Hogs are in light receipt, but the market is dull owing, to the high prices. DRESSED MEATS > \u25a0 Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are as follows: . Beef— S@S*4c per lb for steers, 7@7*4c for cows and heifers. . . Yeal — 9"4<5510*4c for large and lO®!! 1 " ' or small." ' •\u25a0'•'. Mutton — Wethers, 9"4@10c; ewes, 9@9*/2C per .pound. Lamb — ll*4@l2c for spring. -iT'-. '-V Dressed Pork (per lb>— l3@ 14c for light. LIVESTOCK- MARKET \u25a0 The following quotations are for good, sound livestock, 'delivered in San Francisco, gross weicrht: No. 1 fat steers, over 900 lbs. alive, 5c per lb: : under 900 lbs. 45ic: second quality, all weights. 4 *4 c; thin, undesirable steers. 3*4@4<*. No.' 1 cows and' heifers, 4c; second quality. 3*A©3?ic;- common, thin, undesirable cows, 2*>» <g3c. . .-'--.\u25a0 Desirable bulls and stags, 2ii@2*4c; half fat or thin bulls. l>S@2c. Calves— Light weight, per lb, 5%@6c; me dium. -s*4<?|s*4c: heavy. 4@4"<ic. Desirable , wethers. s&o\ic: ewes, 4*4@49£c. Shorn sheep, H© "Sic per lb less. Lambs "(per lb)— Unshorn lambs, 6@6*4c; shorn lambs, sH@s*)4c. Hogs -(per lb)— Hard grain fed. weighinsr 100 to 140 lbs. 9"4<g9*}ic; 140 to 250 lbs, 10c; 250 to 350 lbs, :9*4c; common, • undesirable hogs, 6@7e. Horses and Mules Tlie following quotations for horses and mules are furnished by the Butchers' and Stock Grow ers'; Journal: HORSES .:.';•"»: Desirable drafters. 1.700 lbs and 0ver.. 5275 @300 Light drafters. 1,500 to 1,650 lba.. 2255275 Chunks, 1,350 to 1.500 lbs.*.. ...... 200@250 Wagon horses, 1.250 to 1.350 lbs 135@155 Delivery wagon horses, 1,050 to 1,250. . 125@135 Desirable farm mares 135<Q[130 Farm workers.. ...?s@loo MULES, MEDIUM ,TO EXTRA 900 lbs, 4 to 7 years ..$125<§150 1.000 lbs,4 to 7 years 150Q17.5 1,100 lbs, 4 to 7 years 20ft <gi 223 1,200 lbs,-4 to 7 years ......'.. 250^3i.m> Rj Over 7 years old range from $15 to $23 lower. ' ; Note— Shippers to this market must have horses close, to type, with age. bone conforma tion and style, to command extreme quotations. Butter Cheese and Eggs There was no regular session of the egg and dairy produce trade yesterday, th* exchange ad journing out of respect to the memory of H. A. Bingham, deceased, who up to the time of his death was a prominent member of the Los An geles produce exchange. Business in the street was based on Monday's quotations. The market for. butter, remained firm, though there were some large receivers who were still . complaining that ; prices were too : high. : Strictly fine eggs were firm, with dealers expecting prices for the upper grades to move upward. There was not much doing In the under grades, which - formed a large percentage of -the receipts. Cheese was quiet and featureless. • . \u25a0Receipts were 55,700 pounds of butter, 6,500 pounds of cheese and 1.30S cases of eg^s. . .The following are the official quotations estab lished on the floor of the dairy exchange. Prices in ; the street, while governed by the I exchange quotations, generally range from l*4c to 2c^high er, owing to the various charges to be added. BUTTER. PER POUND Grades— July 15 July 16 July IS July ,19 Fresh extras... 29c 29c \u25a0 29c : Firsts.... .28*.Jc 2S*.jc 2S*^c Seconds .. .. 27c 27c . 27c Cheese — California fancy flats, 14 He per- lb, steady; do firsts, 13*.2 C steady: do seconds, 12*£ c, steady; fancy Young Americas, 16c, firm; do firsts, 15c, firm. \. Eggs — California freshj per ' dozen, cases in cluded: : • • ' Grades— July 15 July 16 July IS July 19 Extras 20*^c 29"£c 29*4 c ..... Firsts 27c 27c 27c 5ec0nd5 ........ 23c 23c 23c ' Thirds - V .20c 20e 2Oc Portland Butter Market PORTLAND. July 19. — City and country creamery extras, 31c; fancy. -29<g:3Oc; store, 23c. Egg Market ; In Xearby Counties [Special Dispatch to The Call] SANTA ROSA, July ; 19.— As there was no session of the San Francisco dairy produce : ex change today, the egg prices remained. unchanged from .Monday's- quotations.' The 'local dealers are'paying 27"£c per dozen. spot cash, for choice and 24 Vsc for : seconds. :\u25a0 The closing of . the cold storage buying has thrown a : large .quantity of eggs on ' the market, but - the reduced production Just Bt this time, due ; to - heat, moulting and lack of green feed, balances - the market so that prices are about stationary. - Reports -are to the effect that a considerable quantity of eggs are being taken' up 'at present ; for ' the Alaskan trade. SANTA CRUZ, July 10.— Egg quotations, 32c. Demand larger and shipments show decrease. Potatoes, Onions . and . Vecet ables : Everything : on the list of miscellaneous vege tables Is In free supply, and, \u25a0 although there, is an active demand for. local use and^ shipment, more or less of . a - surplus . has to be .\u25a0 held over dally." Prices for tomatoes have weakened ' con siderably sinee -the close of last week and receiv ers are shading the quotations. to large buyers of cucumbers, summer .squash, peppers and eggplant. An- attempt- to boost prices 'for green corn .on Monday checked the ' demand for that vegetable and as a result there were practically two days' supplies on band yesterday. Sellers were cutting prices freely in efforts to clean up. Sweet pota toes from the.Coachella valley were on. sale at 5c a pound. There was a good market for potatoes, the demand .for shipment absorbing a large per-, centage \u25a0of the receipts. Onions were merely steady, the demandlbelng rather light. . Potatoes — River whites. 90c«J*1.10 per ctl. \u25a0 Onions— New. yellow,' sl.Bs @ 2 per ctl. -• Vegetables— Green corn. $1@1. 50 per sack for choice; asparagus. -$1@1.50 per box; tomatoes. 50@75c per box; green peas. 2@3c per lb; string beans, 2(ft4c per lb: lima beans, 6@7c per'lb: summer squash. 40@50c per box: eggplant. . 7s<& Ssc per box: green peppers. 50<S 60c per box; gar lic. 4@sc per lb for new; cabbage, 75cft;$l per ctl: cucumbers. 35 (g 50c 'per. box: cauliflower, 65 @75cper dozen; turnips.- 75cfti$l per sack; car rots. 75c@$l per sack: rhubarb, 50@65c per box; green okra. 75c@51.25 per box. Deciduous and, Citrus Fruits ; The steamer.out for Pujjet sound ports yester day was to hare taken, -=ome Urge shipments of apples and Bartlett pears along with the usual lines of other fruits, but shippers wisely decided not to forward the fruit, as word was receired that some lots shipped to the north recently showed traces of scale. It was stated yesterday that, the horticultural; officials of Oregon and Washington had put California apples and pears under the bau pending an Investigation. Busi ness on regular local and suburban accounts was of fair < proportions, - and. although stocks were lar-»e \u25a0 the \u25a0 market t was in a - little • better shape than on Monday.. Supplies of peaches and apri cots i were far In - excess of requirements :. and there were no established prices for small pack, ages of the former. < The unsatisfactory condition of 4 the apricot market was shown by the ship ment ; of ' a carload of ' ripe stock back ;to the country to ' be dried. > The , market for- apples and wrapped *r*?a« felt the effect of, the. action of northern; buyers In rejecting shipments, because of scale Plums and prunes sold. well atx the old quotations, while nectarines dragged badly. Figs were' almost too scarce to quote, and grapes received t but scant - attention : from the * trade." Melons- were \ easy, southern - cantaloupes particularly 'so .because r of. the - competition ... of offerings from nearby sections. . There were con tinued light receipts - ; of berries , and t the - quota tions estahUMie'l on the preceding day -were well maintained. •• . ' - , t ; .«• .Strawberries— ss(3: » per. chest. \u25a0 -j • \u25a0 . \ • ; Raspberries— $8fi?10 per.chest. '-Loganberries—ss©« per.chest.- ; . ; "Blackberries— s4*ls per chest.- . -,--\u25a0 • i/Huckleberries—l2i /Huckleberries— l2 *4<t 13c per lb.. - ti- \pples (per box) — Fancy Grarenstelns.. sl.lo(9 i:35:» do . Astrachan." ' Soc<Ssl.2s: common :- to choice "?4<V3E.73c::crabapples.soc<Sssl. :' ; : .-., . pears-^-Bartletts. ' *1.40<§:1.65 - per .box • for : No. 1 - and 75c@$l \u25a0' for, >"o.' 2: \u25a0In bulk, - f 25Q 45 \u25a0 per ton: i otherTarleties.:,7sc@*l.23. 1 \ *\u25a0-\u25a0 -•-.>• < Peache&4-Small boies,-^s@soc: ; baskets, ;33<® 50c; lvg < boxes, 30g90c. ". - •>••" -":T Plums t and ; Prunes — Crates," 301J55c; * small \u25a0boxes.*iSs@6oc. '-,•:' ' '-" ; ' '-'.-'', ' '"\u25a0 " *;; Nectarines—^ 75cig$l per crate for red and 60® I7sc<for|whlte*-"" \u25a0"'•.- . -\u25a0;\u25a0 \u25a0 :;"\u25a0\u25a0; \u25a0T".'";Jr, .. ; '. -A-i •1 "Apricots— Lug boxes.- 60c (g$l ; : small \u25a0. boxes, - 35 @50c;per ton. $13ig23. .-.,; . > \u25a0 \u25a0 -'-?. ' r" •\u25a0-..' \< ;- cantaloupes. - $i:50@2.23 • per \u25a0crate:;%riutmeg.3niflons. r i'sl.23({fel.r>O; per r^box; watermelons."? sl.7sQ3 per dozen. <' _---', \u25a0. ?-.v Grapes -;, (peri; crate) : — Seefliess, *$1ffi1.25: ~ ; Fon- . taincl)l'»»" « mi ' i-«.-Min-.t« ?.">r(a.ti : muscat^ o'">c '-"*->'\u25a0 V. " » '•--•- ' ' • .'; . " ' "'\u25a0v-*''^'' i^ ""\u25a0 " '" \u25a0 ' $1; other- varieties. 60@15c. ' . Citras Fruit* (per box) — Valencia oranges. $4® 4.50 for choice and $3<&3.30 for standard; grape fruit. $2.75@3 for seedless and $Kg*l.so for common; lemons. $6 for fancy. $4.50<g5 for choice and $3.50@4 for standard; limes. $t>® 6.30,. -Tropical Frnits— Bananas. 75c<S$l-25 P«" r bunch for Hawaiian and Mexican,. $I.sO<@2.«*M> for. Central- American; pineapples. $3ft£4 per dozen. • Dried Fruit*. Hut* lns, \ut- and Honey Apricots lead in point of activity and Interest at the moment and are " held Terr firmly by growers. . Buyers are paying around 10c for them in the conntry. The market for peaches is not. very active. Prunes are firm and in. ex cellent demand for the new crop and old crop goods are about gone. Raisins are quiet and featureless. - ' • The apple crop of New York Is reported about 50 per cent short, owing to hot. dry weather. Almonds are higher. Prices for 1910 crop will hardly be named for SO -days" yet. Fruits — Evaporated apples. 7@S*-ie; apricots, future delivory. lOfgUOVn*; fancy Moorpark. Jl@l2c; peaches. 1910 crop, future delivery. 4*4® s*>ic;- fancy, \u2666i'^ti •*.<\u25a0; prunes, old crop. 3*i@4c. with . *4e premium for 50s and lc premium for 40s; new crop. 4@4*4c. with the same premiums for the larger slses; flgs, S-li⪼ pears, 9@lo*4c Raisins — Layers, clusters — 6 crown, $2.30; 5 crown. $1.75; 4 crown, $1.25; seeded. 4@3e; or dinary layers, 3 crown, $1.23; 2 crown, 90c; Thompson's seedless. 3*4<?J3*4c- for unbleached and B*r4@6*4c for bleached; loose mnscatel. -4 crown. 4e: 3 crown. SV-c; 2 crown. 3c; seedless. 2@2*4c; new raisins, 2*4@2*iC; in sweatbox at Fresno. ; V , . Nuts-^-Almonds. - nonpareils. 13@13*4<": IX L. 14@sl4*4c: ne plus ultra. 13*4<gl4c; Drake. 12c @12*4 c; tangnedocs. H*«i@l2c; hard shell. 7 »4«*: walnuts, 13c per lb for No. I softshells, S*4e for No. 2 do; pecans. 14 "4*5: 15 c; peaauts, 4*2<g3c; pine nuts, 18^20c per lb. Beeswax— 27*4 Cs3oc per lb for light ami -V<s Poultry aad Game A car of western poultry came In on Monday and what was left of It waa closed cut y>« terday. Another car was expected yesterday, but had not arrived up to a late hour. Receipts from state shipping points, while less excessive than last week, were more than sufficient far re quirements, and the general tone of the market was one of easiness. , - . Poultry (per dozen>— Hens, $3<@3.30 for small, $6@7 for large and $3iS9 for extra; young roost ers.. $7@10; old roosters, $5<55.50; fryers. $3<§! 5.30: broilers, $3@3.30 for large and $2.30(33 for small; ducks, $7^7.50; pigeons. $1.73<g2; squabs, $2.50<g3; geese, $2i&2.50 per pair.- Game- (per dozen) — Nominal. \u25a0 Beans and Seeds Numerous variations in beana. generally down ward, will be noted.' Red kidneys are aa ex ception, bein? quoted higher. The market con tlnnes quiet. \" ."••-•'-\u25a0 Beans tper ctl) — Bayos, $6.23^6.50; small white. ?3.75@4.10; large white, $3.75^4: pink. $6@6.25; red. $B(g6.10; blackeye. $5.30igi.75; lima. $4.40@4.50; red kidneys^ $6©t*.25; cran berry beans. $4.30® 4.63; garvanzas, $2.50'5;3.23; horse beans, nominal. - - \u25a0 - Seeds — Brown mustard. 4c; yellow mustard. : ; flaxseed. s<§,3*rse: canary. 3Ai<3j3"t4c; al falfa. 16<gl7e; rape. l'g2V.c; timothy, 6c; hemp. ! 3(&3*4c; millet, 2%«53c-per •{>. j Dried Peas— Green, $3.63@3.7a per ctl. - . Flour and Farinaceous Goo«1m "--* The \u25a0 flour trade of the country is tljus stated by the New York Journal of Commerce: "The sharp change in the spring 'wheat situa tion and the consequent sharp advance in 'prices has completely upset the flour -market through out the country. Mills are compelled* to advance their < prices, but • buyers generally are skeptical and look for a decline when the excitemeut U over. - . . "Minneapolis reported fiour buyers aa havin; practlcally withdrawn from the market alnce tUa sharp advance In wheat prices. They are not at all in sympathy with the bullish conditions and are' awaiting a break before placing orders. The week's sales represented -only, a small propor tion of the output." ' - •} Flour — California family' extras. $5.60<g« .net without discount; bakers' extras, $3-00§itI;.super- Sne, $4.40*84.70; Oregon and Washington, per bbl, $4.50@5 for family, bakers' and patents and $4.25'{j4.50 for cut off: Kansas patents. $<i.SO; do 6traigbts, $6.30; . Dakota patents. . $7.25; Uo straights, $7; do clear. $0,25 per bbl. ; . . Farinaceous Goods — Prices !n 100 lb sacks, net cash, no discount, are as follows: Graham Hour, $2.6i> per 100 lbs; rye flour. $2.90: rye meal. $2.50; rice Hour. $0; corn meal. $2.«o; extra cream 'do, $2.9t>: oat meal. $3.60: oat groats. $3.60; farina, $3.20; hominy. $2.60; bnekwbeat flour. $3.40; whole wheat flour, $2.73 ; rolled oat*, bbls $6!ge.50.d0 in sacks $3.80^5.50: extra cream do. $6.50 in sacks and $7 in bbls; rolled wheat, bbls $4.25, In sacks $2.90@.3.75; pearl barloy. $4.20; split, peas, boxes, $5 for yellow and $5.50 for green per 100 lbs. Hay and Feedstuff* The hay situation is thus stated by Somers & Co.: '•Receipts of hay for the week Just past were comparatively heavy, 3.630 tons arriving, whereas during the week previous but 2.5tt0 tons were re ceived. The increased shipments have had a material effect on not only the. local market, but also on country buying. The local situation con tinues unsatisfactory, it being extremely difficult to 'move hay at all, with, of course., the excep tion of the choicer qualities, which usually take care of themselves. There., is some movement on the part of consumers to lay la a supply of . bay for fall and winter use, but this demand- Is- teey light, compared to what it was a few years asro. "There has been purchased in the country but very little hay for storage, with the exception of the Llvermore section. In which district operators have paid very bigb prices, comparatively speak ing,"for. many round lots of hay. but this move ment now- has ceased to a great extent. There Is a growing desire on the part of the farmeM throughout the country to sell tbeir bay. and, al though It is not late in the season at all. yet the prudent farmer is beginning to think of get ting his hay under cover, for already in some districts rain has been threatening." . Bran — ?22.50<§23 per ton for white and $21-50 for red. Middlings— s3oiQ3l per ton. . Shorts — $23.50<?£24 per ton. Feedstuff*— Rolled barley.- $22.50^23.50; rolled oats for feed. $25@29: mixed . feed. $24@30 for average lots; \u25a0 Unseed oilcake mea1.. 20 tons $40. 10 tons $40.50. 3- tons $41. smaller lots $41.50; cocoanut cake or meal- at mills. $25 In 20 and 10 and $25.50 in 5 ton lots; jobbing. $26; corn meal. $34(535; cracked corn. $24 ft? 35: alfalfa meal. carload lots $15. Jobbing $16: red star alfalfa meal.' $15 In car lots and $16- Jobbing: Modesto alfalfa meal. $14.50 in car lots and $16 jobbing; Caproco oilcake meal. $10.30- per ton. flay— Wheat. $9@13.50: Wheat and oats, $!»»$ 12; tame oat. $9@ 12; volunteer wild oat. $"(£; 10: alfalfa. $7 <gi 10 / stock bay, $5<&7 per ton. Straw— s3@6oc per bale. . ' . Hides, Tallovr, Wool and Hops* Hops continue quiet at previous prices.' Wool is still neglected and nominal. . Hides continue to tend downward and are very weak. • Late mail reports from New York say of bides: • - - . "In ' the hide -market stocks - continue t»-"ae- \u25a0 cumulate: in all descriptions as buyers ' continue gradually withdraw. Approximately five weeks bare now, passed since some of the. large tanners took supplies. The common dry.Tarietie9 are more or less nominal' ln price, owing, to the prolonged , quiet - conditions. Buyers of Rl'w'r ,- Plates entertain lower prices than holders are ii»- 1 cllned to meet and no : business haa developed. " Some small sales of city packers , are reported.* but. buslnew Is ; far from active and prices • are low in sympathy with, .conditions In the west." -Hides— Culls and brands sell about *)4'9!lc un der quotations: heavy salted" steers," 10c; light medium. 9c; HghthSc; cowhide*. 8c: stags. SiSc; salted kip. '9Vit'. salted Teal, 14 V.c: salted calf, 14Hc; dry hides, 18c: dry kip. IBe:; dry.calf. 22c; sheepskins, sbearllnss." 25@40c each *;> short wooj,.4offi6oe; medtum. 6OQDOc: Ion? wool. 9«v ©1.25; lambs,: 2.T^3oc; horsehides. salt. $2.25 (S3; for large and $1.50Vj52 for medium. 75c«a$l for small and 25<S50<r for cr>lt»:horsehldei», dry. $1.50<Q2.25 for large ari<l $1.25@2 for medium. sOc<gsl - for small and 25^30c \u25a0 for. , colts; jroat sklns, prime angoras. ' 75cig$l ; large-batr >goat», 30<5.40c:. medium. 201325 c; small. 's*3 l3e.'- * • .Tallow — No. 1 rendered. SigQc; No. .2, 4@sc: grease.- 2<J42*4c" '»\u25a0 \u25a0»- .*•- - -. Wool— Spring 'clip.- San Joaqnin." year's staple. 12©15 c: do 8 months,. 7^l4e: northern. 16@ISc; Humboldt and Mendoclno.-16i§lSc per lb.. '. * ; . Hops^-Callfornla. -10® 15c "for -crop' of lAOfl: Oregons/ lOQISc per lb;"crop of V IDIO, 12U'81" 1 c per lb. -•'\u25a0 .. -. ; . \u0084- \u25ba-;.'* •-'. • '.-* \u25a0.\u25a0 - :," \u0084 General Merchandise* :'; Bap*— Grain , bairs, % : s%«§3**ie June -July - delir er*r; San Qnentln bass.'3Vie;weoJ-'bas».'2Tc i fnr 3*e' lb and 3lefor*4 lb: fleece \u25a0 twtus.* Be*t>«r lb. .Coal — FennsylTanla." anthracite,- egg.*-. *rfs .-per too ; '.."fljrlliaj-too; \u25a0 $9; - Kew • Wellington; $J>r Coos b«T~ $•: AustraUan";ho*ase-*^Rtcnm©nd, < etc.;:' $9- Pel»wy Main.- $9;-Stanford Richmond. $9 rCuia 'berUnd. $15 ' In"balkn "balk and $16.30 in sacks; Welsh' antbracite.' > $15;.c©*ie,:$l.erper: ton In balk 'and $17 ' in tack*." • '••-,\u25a0 \u25a0 ',-'•> i - \u0084 -. • " . \u25a0 U Oil— Unse ed* Is ' 6c Wisher.- Quotations ar* • for barrels.: -.. Unseed. • $I.o3 '.per. * gaUon* for * N>ile.l and $1.03 for -: raw :.< cases.? 3c : more;', castor on In: cases. 'No." 1.' 71 c; Baker's *AA: $I.l7djjl ij»- China s ; n«t.", cases.* fiOtf|7pc, per .gallon; * cecoenat oil; Ib- barrels. .7sQ7S*ie for .XXX. «72*4<»7f*<? forjXo.-. 1 and 70«|73"<ic for>Xo. 2;> according to quantity;" extra .bleached .winter, sperm oil .SV natural v- winter -sperm oil. 80c:* natural .whale oU.'"6sc; extra 'wlner ; strained lard, oil vsl- pure neatsff«ot;oil.t7sc:^N<*.ll near* foot ; oil. • 60c'*. her . ring 1. oil. -40c ; ' -m lmoa . oil, , 33c; 4 boiled fl 9a oj 33c :< paint -0i1. '33c. \u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0"• " - % --•*" \u0084r~ » • • ; jy Coal Ott. i GisoUne.- 3 etc.—Water ; white.' " Iron barrels !pr- drums. ©Vac; s lso degree • oil?: Iron bar ret* \u25a0 or.'.dranu.- lie;- special"; do. HUe;. pearl oil. in * cases. - IStac : - astral.-' lS^c;.: star l&iic • extrasstar-jWlie:; Hainf.;2«*4 C ;<eQcene:. WUc \u25a0 red crown, and. motor (gasoline. '-ia^balk l«e -in ease» 23c; eßelne^dlstlllate.'ln dmras»T*4c *'*£% 7c more;Sß deg/ gasoline^ in? balls Stk' ln 'cases