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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
OUTSIDE DEMAND
IS UNRESPONSIVE
i. \u25a0 -
: Developments Considered to Be
Favorable Fail to Create
Closing Tone Heavy, W3#i Only
Narrow Changes in the
Fixed Prices
Sew York Stock I.l*t
*- tl. F. Burton & Co., 490 California street
members of the New. York stock -exchange, fur
nish the following list of bond and stock sales
'yesterday:
' £a\ef \ STOCKS iHigff Low 1 Bid I Ask
lAlits Chalmers ..j \ R *hb
' I>« pfd 29 35
17.7<*VAtnal Copper ... 635*. 62>-« 62% fK'Vi
' 2.rtfWi Am Beet Sugar.. S3** 3S*fc 35% 38%
*-» I Do pfd 93 94%
\u25a0 '. jAtn*»r Tan Co i « S*>i
4W»i - Po pfd i 67Vi f.7 fi7 67V
20f»;Am Cur &Fdy C* 1 47 4«% 46T£ 47
. • j Do pfd :j 11<H4 114
\u25a0 -~ 300! Am Cotton 0i1... 61»i Cl»il 61*^ 61»i
' : . I Do pfd 103 .....
.* |Am Hide & Leatbi 4 4%
. ! Do pfd 21 22
.•:•• iAm<>r Ire Scour. .l lS's 1!)
::\-\. ;Amer Unseed". ..| 11 12
.. \ 400! .Do pfd :.. 30lfc SO no 32
lrtO'Aaior l/x*omntive.t 36»i Z6% 37 37*&
V. j D* pfd 10214 10«
i lAracr Malt *vj 5
:-•--\u25a0 200 Do pfd 31 2»«4 -2flH 31
: • <!.1W Am Sit & Rfg Co- 66? i 65% «s^| «»?
. '-. I Do pfd 100 1101
\u25a0 .'. jJLmer Sugar ...-. 116 117
•'- Do pfd 115 120
" * .Am Stl Foundries 42U 1 43
-\u25a0V- 200. Am Tel & Trl Co!l3«Vi 13.">J.i!136i,«!136i4
".OOlArner Tob pfd... 93 ! J»2«i
'\u25a0' itVilAmer Woolen ... 2S I2S 27% 2S?i
: : . "W; Do pfd 95*1 Us^ J»5 S<s
\u25a0 • . lOtti Anaconda ... 3S*i! 35% 3S^a 39
; ' v Atlantic Coast 1,. 109 111
-' \u25a0' S.WtOiA T & Santa Fe.j 99% 95% 09 S9H
. ... 400! Do pfd' .ilOO^ilOOVi'K'O !1OO»»
• . 800 Baltimore & Ohlo!l05»4H04 & i 104 J 4|iai
! Do pfd 7 1 86 R3
. - [Bethlehem SteM..! 1 26% 27
; Do pfd .1 1 56' 56%
- 1.600.8 R T-. I 75%t 75 75H! 75^
- - 4fiO'Canadian rac:fic.ilSoiihfto4!l9o% lfll
7.500 C& 0 76 75 I 75%! 55%
"» C & A... I 127 30 "
100 c« vr :. 23 23 23*4 24
.» ;J T>o pfd I .1 4614 461^
- 70O!C &X W !146 14."U1145 1146
, 3.fiOO.'C Jir &St P !12S |121%11215i!122
WOiCentral I^eather..! 34 l il 33 i 33 I 33»4
r ; t Do pf.i !...;....-.. 1104^1105^
j- lOentril of N J..T 1 1230 !280
CCC&St L...1 1 72^i 75
I Do pfd j 100 110
1.300 Colo Fufl & Iron! 30 29"i 23?; 30
- i l>o pfd A „ 100 120
Colum I1C&I.. i 4 4U,
Colo Southern ..! 5314 54
1 Do Ist pfd 1 72 74
- ..' Do 2d pfd ! 69 72
- I.ROOICon Ga« ... .1131 «4 131 1131 131' A
.-,- 200' Corn Products .. 13Tsf 13T4 13»i! 14
. ! Do pfd ! f 74>4 76
'Del & Hudson 162 164
!l>el Lack A- W... ! 495 500
2nr> Dpu & R Grande 30^1 3014 30V4 SOVi
400: Do pfd 71?; 71« i 71* 4 72
:DisUllins Sec 27 2SV4
• \u25a0 4/tODuluth SSft A. 11 11 10H 11
lOfi Do pfd 23 23 22M 23
sjooo;Erfe 26 25»4| 25% 25=;
<" . 200! Do Ist pfd 43 43 j 42* i 43iJ
" -. ! Do 2d pfd. j I 32Vi 33ii
\ . . f>n Electric tf44 <m ,144 (1441^
" l.SOQ'Ooldfleld Cods ..( B*il SV 4 \ S^i 8%
2rtfl(it Northern Orf>.| 55?il 55'*| 55 55>4
= - C.SOOGt Northorn pfd.il2S .!126',i 1126^(1263.;
Illinois Central..! I Il2S** 129* i
4.2oo'lnterly>T»vMttTo J 21 20»i SOU 20%
5J900 D<> pfd !05 54\4 5414 54* i
". 'Inter Mer Marine! 5 514
j.. ! I>o pfd 16- 16«4
200 IntT Paper 10^ lO^i 10 1014
! !><> pfd 1 47 48
•- .';lutc-r Pump • — 39U 41
r. 100 Do pfd..; $4i,i 84% 84 84V4
ilowa Central 16*4 16« i
500 Do pfd 30%! 30^8 '30 RO^
Kans City South 25% 29
.i :.! Do pfd \u0084..] i 63
- .il^uisTj & Nashrll 142% 143
.W.iMnckay I »3 »2»; SI 93
' " lfio: Do pfd 74 74 73% ".
", Manhattan . .'. 135 137
H Mexican Central 31% 31%
KiOMinn & St L 25%1 23% 23 24
\u25a0 Do Ist pfd 1 39 49
1.500 MSt P & S S Mil 34 J132% 133% 134
I Do pfd j 147 ISO
is son: Mo Kan & Texas! 31%! 30% 31% 31 %
- ( Do pfd 61?g fi3
SOOTMtsMSd Pacific, r.3% 53i; .%3 M%
200lNarional Lead 132 52 MJ4 M%
. ..| Do pfd ! 102H 104
; «;.. IXational Biscuit lli^i Jll%
I 4 1 Do pfd 120 120%
_. IN V Air Brake.. : 73 74
•' -• l.Koo;Kerada Con 20 19% 19% 20
' 2.300 j New York Centralill3% 112^ 112H 112%
100 IX V C & St L...1 61 «4 61% 61% 62
I Do Ist pfd 1 100 110
: .-.I Do 2d pfd SO 93
...... ."s v x n & n /. :.... 150% 153%
100 iX V Ont & TV.. 40% 40% 40>4 41
.. 200,Xorfolk"& West.. 97 97 96% 87
;| I Do pfd 83 89
7noiXorth, American, 66 1£ 65 66% 68
--13,100i\orthern Pacific. JU 7% 116% 116% 116%
{Omaha 133 IW>
j Do pfd ..J ....140 165
iPaclflc Coa*t 98 *' 100
'Pacific Fire Com... 32% 35
i\, PflOPacific Mail I 30% 29% 30 30%
. -.. 3.500 Perm R R Co !12J»% 12ST* 12S** 129
lOOPeople's Ga« 107% 107% 106% 107
; : - iPittsburjr Coal.. -. 16% 1714
!:e l.> Do pfd... 66 70
100 Pressed Steel Car 33% 03% 33« 83%
I Do pfd 93% »5
jRr Steel Springs 31% 32
-. I Do pfd 90 »9
\u25a0.I. 97.700" Reading 143% 141% 142% 143
Do Ist pfd I 86 88
'.. Do 2d pfd !..... 93% 95
; 300 Republic S & 1..! 30% 30% 30 30%
I *V. .) Do pfd..... 91% 92
3.2rtO'Rock Island Co.. 31% SI 31. 31%
1.2001 Do pfd 63% 63 63 64
r .lOOISIoss SS & 1 Co.! :i6% 56% 56 57
5 ,....:! Do pfd |: 105- 116
...... ?Str, &5F let ptdl 60 65
800! Do 26 pfd .| 40 39% 3»% 40%
St L& S W 22 25'
I Do pfd 57% 59
l«.4of)'Sonthern Pacific 115% 114% 114% 114%
400:South*rn Ry 1 23% 123 23 23%
! Do pfd j |..... 52% 53%
4.SoA!Tennesi!ee Copper! 53% l 32% 33% 33%
lQOjTesas Pacific ... 26% l 26% 26% 27
Are ' 10% 1Q 10 1O«
2W>!Tol«Jo StUW 23% 23 22 23%
500j Do pfd 52 51 50 50%
[Twin City R'T 110% 111%
lUnlon Bag & P.. .....] S 9
I Do pfd ....j..... 54 59 ,
- K.ROOTTBion Pacific 167%! 16.*;% 166% 166%
*j roof n« pf«J »i% Bi «i 91%
- 100 United R of S F 2S 2S • 27 29
•„» Do pfd 53 f.5
~. .i.... U S Cst Iron Pipe .....!..... 15 ' 16%
«. t Do pfd 1..... 51 57'
j"-> S00!U S Rabber 34% 34% 34% 35
».....v.j- Do Ist pfd ...1..:.. 107 107%
'„..:. .-\ Do 2d pfd {.....[..... 67% 68'
f63.f/«>;U S Steel Cor.. 6KV 67% 67% 67* a
. 700| Do pfd 116% 116ifi 116 i« 116%
400;Utab Copper ..;. 46 45%| 45% 46 .
JOOiVa-Car Chem Co. 55% SB%| 5R r>S%
. 1O«! Do pfd ...|123 123.1122 124
.- lOOiWabash J 16% J6%J 16% 17
S00! Po pfd .... 36%| 35% 35% 3*s:
IWeUs Fargo Ex..! ...„ 15s' IST.'
2.ooo; Western Union...! 66 63% 65 j. 6T.%
SOOiWestinghouse ... 63 62% 62 64
|W &Iy E ..r..|..... 4% r.%
, ! Do Ist pfd J 10 Iti
.:.....] I>o 2d pfd 6% 7
(Wisconsin Central '..... 50 52
556.100 — Total thares 60ld.
\u25a0—-'£ Pfew York: Bonds
L" S ref 2« reg. .100%jr n t Met 4%r .... 81%
.•- Do coupon .....100%|lnt Mer Mar 4%s «5
i Do 3s reg 101%! Japan 4s 90
i Ik> ooupon- 101%! Do 4%s ..... 94%
f Do 4s reg 114% Kan City So Uf S* 73
I Do coupon 115 I, Shor deb 4R.1D31 ttt%
'Allis-GhaJ Ist r*. 77 L & N unified 4s. 97%
JAwer Agricul 55.101%|M, X fc Tex Ist 4s J>7%
,AO>er T&T er 45.101%j Do gen 4%s ... W)%
tAtD*r Tobacco 48. \u25a0• So%|Mo Pacific 45:.. 78
t Do 6s lO4'* Do ct 5s ctfs.. 9 # >«
\u2666Armour 4%s 92% X R of Mn 4%».'»4%
lAt'b gen 4s »8!4 X V C gen 3%5.. SS%
, Do «» 4r .105 Do deb 4g .. . 95
t Do ct 5a 108% XY.XH& H ct 65.134%
•Atlan C L Jet 4s. 94% Xor & W Ist eoa4s 9«.u
fßalt & Ohio 4«,- m Do ct 4s ...... 99
J Do S%* 02% Xor-Pncine 4s lOO^i
I Do S W 3%«.-. fll -Do 3s ..........71%
•Brooklyn Tretr ct 4s 83%.0 S line rfdg 4s. 93%
Central of Ga '55.108 Pa cv3% s , 1915; 06
t:#>nt leather 6».-. 99' Pa eon 4s 10**%
CRR ©f XJ gn f15.122 Reading gen 45..! »&%
Ches & O2io 4>i%.10i:,4!5t L & S.F fg 4s '&1U
Do ref 5s 93 I Do gen 5« ..... 871;
Coi i Alton 3%5. 69 jSt L S W con 4s. 74%
O. B & Q Joint 4s 96%] Do Irt gold 4». ©I
Do fen 4« .......97% Seaboard A L 4s. 70%
C.M* StP gn 3%s J>3% So Pacific col 45.. 91U
C.RI& Pac col 4s 74% • Do ct 4s ...... 97S
Dw'rerflc 4«..., 90 [ Do Ut ref 4*.. »5-
Oe»l» ludu» 5ft.... 77% So -Railway 55..... 107%
Midland 4*/. 70 Do gen 4s ......75
Col So r&*>it 4%s 97%fCaion Pacific 4«..l 01 ;
\u25a0OH &. Hud ct 4b. 97%j Do;eT'4«. '.;... 102%
IVn & Rio G 4s. 93 I Do Ist: & ref. 4s. 96%
.• Do-r^f as .:... 91% U S Rubber 6*...102H
Distillers 5* ;70 ]U- Si Steel 2d.55..j04
irie prior lien 4«. 84% Va Car Chem. ss.. 99%
i' Do gea.4*:..... 73' Wahakh In ."»5....110
: " Do ct 4k, per A 69 Do ]st & cxt 4s. 64
fi» cr 4s» **r B Co 1 ,; Western Md is... SG^
DISAPPOINT MEINT
SADDENS MARKET
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.— The
stock market started the day with
a -show of disappointment, over
the. unresponsiveness of- the out
side 1 demand to the developments
which werv> considered favorably.
The Minnesota railroad law deci
sion passed out of the field of ac
tive Influences during the day, but
the latter action of the stock mar
ket was regarded as making: en
couraging resistance to the force
of the realizing movement. Some'
confusion of reports regarding. the
action of London bankers toward
the cotton bill of lading dispute
was a factor in the late irregu
larity of the market. The- clop—
"ing tone was lieavy,; with only:
narrow price changes. .
Opinions of the iron and steel
trade position continued unsettled
and weighed on the market. The
professed confidence in mainte-
•nance of prices .seemed to disap
point a hope that decisive steps
were fn contemplation, which
would awaken demand and renew
the declining activity of the trade.
Reports that trainmen of west
ern.railroads were formulating de
mands for a comprehensive in
crease in wages directed attention
to another ' phase of the railroad
problem, which is associated inti
mately with the steel trade.posi
tion. The officials of the railroads
are candid in admitting the em
barrassment of contending j with
demands for increased wasres in
view of the high cost of living.
The cotton bill dispute: is the
only serious menace to- the ptom
ise of uninterrupted ease in the
monej- market.
Bonds were irregular. Total
sales (par value), ?2,455,000.
United States bonds were un
changed in the bid price on call.
E. F. Hutton & Co.'s wire says:
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.— Further
operations for the .bull account
conducted by leading bankers was
the feature today, thousrh no ma
terial jrains were made in the
chief " stocks. Very good buying
occurred during the session, espe
cially on the noonday drive a.t
values. Very little news of a kind
that could be used as a market
factor was in evidence during the
session,, hence the price move
ments of leading issues were gov
erned largely by manipulation.
"We are strongly of the belief
that conditions are for
higher prices (n stocks.
Gen Elect cv Kb. -ICS%| Westing El cv se. PO%
111 Cen Ist ref 4s 97% | Wig Central 45... 03%
Xew York Minlncr Stocks
Alice 2.oo!l>eadvine Con .... 10
Brunsiß ick -Con . . 15' Uttle Chief 08
Com Tunnel Stock 22| Mexican fll
Com Tunnel Bonds lOiOntarlo 2.25
Con Va Mln Co.. SOlOphir 05
Horn Silver 37JStandard SO
Iron Silver ...... I.7o| Yellow Jacket ... 50
Xew York Curb Stocks
Bid. Ask. . Bid. Ask.
Amer Tob . .397 400 Ohio 1% l^i
Braden .3 13-10 3 15-1 C Ray Central.. 2% 2 3-1G
Brit Colum.. 5% s»4lßay Con ... ISI4 1S«
Bte Coalition 18 19 San. Toy 20 30 "
Chi Subway. 4% 4% Standard MIIV 17 1»
Chino .. 17 17% Do pfd ... 52 57
Cons Ariz ..115-16 2 |Standard 011.59S 600
Dolores ..... 5% fi^ .'Super & Pitts 11% 12 1 *
Davis Daly.. 2 2% Trt Bullion... 7-l<> Vi
BI Rayo . . L3H 3 13-lC Union Cop . . 4% S
Ely Cent ... 7-16 V> Do pfd ... 15 35
First Xatnl.. 3»i 4 Cn Rico 5 ' 7
Glroux (i*a C% Yukon . . .3 13-16 3 15-10
Daisy 3 4 Fraction .... 39 41
Florence 2% 2^6 Jumbo F/x .. 50 53
Greene Can.. 8% 6% Mason Vsl .. 91J 9%
Gug ExpreßS.l7s 100 Ely Con 2O 32
luspiratn 8 1-16 S 3-16,'Belmont 4 5-16 5
Inter Rub .. 2n?; 30 JNev Hills ...2 7-16 2*/.
Kerr I^afce .. 6»i CV.lMays 85 S7
L*. Rose ...3 13-16 3 vi' June 15 20
Miami ll> lh% Palmer ......17-16 1% !
Mines of Am 55 57 KerVtone .... 2% 3 I
Montg Sho... J,; %So Utah .... l?i '2
XipiEsiD- ... 10H 11
Boston Copper Stocks
BOSTON, Sept.. 22.— E. F. Hutton & Co.'s
wire says: Tte Boston market opened strong,
but receded with the New York list during, the
forenoon. Shoe common was the strong feature,
selling up 2 points on further excellent buying
by prominent people. Coppers continue . to await
a leader.
Secretary J. A. PcrciTal of the Butte Bala
klala copper company wires that the Speculator
vein ha* been cut on the 800 foot level and
shows .2% feet of. ore, assaying 8 per cent
copper and 30 ounces of silver. Shipment of
two cars of ore daily will be made from this
vein, which is one of the four veins that Ana
conda makes no claim, to. • : \u25a0•
It is announced that the main concentrator
building of Ray consolidated would be completed
October 1 and Is expected to start up soon after
the first of the year. Ray and GHa have de
veloped in excess of 75.000.000 tons of ore of
same grades as reported in previous month. Ray
added 2,000.000 tons during August; Chlno has
added 2,000.000 tons during August,' which gives
it in excess of 25.000,000 tons, averaging 2.64
per cent.
-The following list Is furnished by E. F. Hut
ton & Co., 490 California street, San Francisco:
Bid. AKk.j , Bid. Ask.
Adventure ..6 7 North Butte.. 26% 27
Allouez 41-% 42 iXev Cons ...19% 20' i
Arcadian ... 5 s%lXorth Lake... 8% 9'
Ariz Com .. 16% 17 Old Domlniotf 36 " —
Atlantic 6 7 Ot>ceola ......lag 127
A P 4=; 5 OJlbway ..... 5".£ 6
Do pfd ... 15 16 rarrot ...... 13 —
Bslaklala ... 5% 6 Quincy 72% 74
Bte Coalition 18 38% Shannon 9% o*i
Cal & Ariz.. 5» 59% Santa Fe ... 1% 1%
Cal & Hecla.s43 544 United Shoe.. 57% 57"%
Centennial .. 16 17% Do pfd ... 27% 28
Coppr Range 65 66 Super & Bost 7% 8
Daly West.. 4% s%!Super & Pitts 11 11%
East Butte.. 6% 7>£!Super Copper. 49- 4UK
Franklin 11 1 1 Vt Tamarack ....' 60 62*
Granby .....32 33 Trinity ...... .5% fl
H uncock 2O* 20% O: S Jflning. 35% 39
Helvetia .....2% 2^4 , Do . pfd . . . 4S?i 4ft
Ible Royale.. 21 21% Utah Apex .. 314 3?4
Indiana 10% 1O«<, Utah ' Cons .. 22% 23%
Kerr Lake .. CVi 6% Victoria ..... 2%- 3K
Keweenaw .. 3% 4 ]jP)lverine ...U5 > 117.
liake Copper. 3314 34 Wyandotte .. 1% 1*:
Ia SaHe 9-14 10 I Winona ..... 7' 7%
Mass O>n .. 7 . 7% Giroux f>% «»i
Mexico Con.. 40 45; Greene Can... 'fIX fia-
Mlch Mln .. 4 4?i Ray-Con .., IS ISiJ
Mohawk 47 47% Ah 10% 11 '
Xewhouse ... l?i 2
Boston Curb Stocks
Bid. Ask.J •':-""\u25a0• Bid. Ask
Arlz & Mich. 20 25 j Inspiration .. H*-i,'..SXi
Ahmeek 180 390 Live Oak ....—'» 17
Bohemla .... 5 5% Majestic t>o 52 '-' \u25a0
Boston Ely.. 1% 1% Mason Val .. flai .9%
Calaveras ... 10^, 10% Nev Douglas.' 2 21-16
Cactus ...... l«i l%lOblo 1% la' i
Chief Cons.. 1% .1% Oneco .:.; . 2% 24J
Corbln ..' s vl s%!pan Antonio.. — B
Chino 17% 17*4 Sup & Globe. 15 2.%
Davis Daly.. 2 2 1-16 South Lake... 8% •\u25a0\u25a0• 9 *
Ely Witch... 10 15 . •
' London Closing Stocks
Cons for money.SO 7-16 Louisv- & Xa5h. .. .147%
Do for aoet.... 80% M, X & Texas. ... 323
Amal Copper .... 64% X. V. Central. .....H7U
Anaconda 8 Norfolk &- West....fl»«i
Atchison '. 101« :Dopfd . „. »l
Do pfd 103% Ontario .& West.:. 42
Bait fc 0hi0...... 108*4 Ptnnsylvsnla ..... 6H%
Can Pacific- .....ir>6 Rand JCines ......' 8%
Ches &-0bk>..... 77% Reading 73U
CW Great West.. 24 So Railway .. 24«
CM, Mil & 5f.P.126 Do pfd .... 54%
De Beers ...:... ' 16-4 So Pacific ;I*1I«%
Den & Rio G.... 31% Union Pacific ....170%
.Do pfd ......;. 74% Do pfd ...;.... flsvj
Erie 20% US, Steel ...eou
Do Ist pfd 44% Do pfd -......\u25a0.. 120
Do 2d pfd. 33% Wabash 1712
Grand TVunk .... 26 Do pfd -.. 371!
111 Central 133% Spanish 4s .....V. 92
Bar silver— Steady; 24 11-16 d per ounce '
Money — %@1 per cent. -
\u25a0The rate of. discount in the open market for
short bills Is 2%f42*j4*per cent -and for three
months' bill* 2 13-166% Tper cent. lrxnrce
Trensury Statement" • '
WASHIXGTOX. . Sept. 22.— The condition of
the treasury at the beginning of business today
was as follows:" \u25a0• • ; . , .
Trust funfls— <lold coin. 1 $833,377,669: silver
dollars. $455.473,000: f liver dollars of 1890
$3.5^6.000; silver- certificates: outsunding, $485,1
470,000. \u25a0 \u25a0 -
General fund— Standard? silver 'dollars in ffVn
«ral fund. $5,732,994: current liabilities $94
232,163; working- balance, in treasury offices
$32,250.415; in banks to credit \u25a0 of treasurer -of
the United States, $35,965,876; subsidiary silver
coin, * $19,342.568: *• minor- coin. $937,371- total
balance in general fond, $90,646,292.. . ' -
»tt York Money : Market "" '
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.— Money on call easy
k.^ l^? 2 Pt, r f^* 11 :- ruling rate,; 1T4«; closing
bid. I T 4c:. offered at 2c. • - ; . . -
Time loans, dull and easier; fio days '3k*'ner
cent; -, 80 * days, . 4 per : cent ; : fix months ' 4Vt
per cent. - ' \ ; \u0084-\u25a0\u25a0! • -. '. T7BT 78
Prime mercantile paper, 5% io 6 par cent * ;
Sterling' exchange. , steady, with actual busi
ness in bankers' bills, at $4.835004.8300 for 60
day bills, and at $4.8615 for demand.^ --
' Commercial .bills. ,$4. 53<a4.83t; ! <.«:'\u25a0\u25a0'.'; •
Bar silver.. 53% c. . -;\ ':'\u25a0•\u25a0<
. Mexican dollars, 44c. . • .' .
re r ' f> l T^rnn* € nt: bonds, ; steady; \u25a0 railroad bonds, fr
. ' 'Northern Business ,
baia^^^^V^-^ I"^^''l^1 "^^'' l^- 77^
.nc^|^sl^ PU " %?*%s*£ : 6U; • ba,J
JTHEUSANr FRAKCISGQ \GALIi, \u25a0 FMDAY;^SEI^MBE^23^I9ia
Comstock Shares Sho w Firm Tone !
Oil and Local Stocks Still Quiet
SPOKANE. Sept. 22.— Clearings, $793,224;-bal
aDces,'s7C,S97. -'.. ' : ••. , .
Chicago Discount Rate .
CHICAGO, Sept. 22.— Exchange on New York,
10c discount. . • <•'
Loans, Exchange and Silver
Prime mercantile paper.'. ...V. .'.5 @6 per cent
Loans'on real " estate... -;-... .....s*£@B percent
Sterling exchange.- 60 day5...."..— @4. 84 - .
Sterling exchange, sight........— OT4.Rfi*4
Sterling exchange, cables.:.'...— — @4.S7*A
New York exchange, sight.. ....—@ .02*73 "
New York exchange, telegraphic.^— @ .03. -.
Hongkong exchange, : sight.". .. — ® .441r ;
Hongkong': exchange, .- telegraphic. ' —TO .44*4 1 \u25a0 I
Silver, per ounce ...C... .....:,. -^t© so*,s -
Mexican dollars, .nominal.'.'. ..'. . ;; — @ .50 \u25a0'".:
\u25a0 \u25a0 .'" * - "" .CONTINENTAL
New York ion Paris ................... .518%
New York on Mexic0...........'......';.'. 201%
Paris on: L0nd0n.... ..." .\u25a0..;...'. '.i.'.'.i .""..25. 23
Berlin -on London ....... ....V. :....... .20.44 \u25a0
STOCKMARKET
The bulk - of the trading In ; local securities
yesterday • w»s •ln bonds, whtch 'sold to the
mnount of JRI.OOO. Of. these $60,000 was • In
the Spring Valley water 4 per Vents at-. $90.50."
City electric bonds were higher at $fiß@Sß.so.
Alaska 'packers stock was .higher at' $90. • -~- --
Northern California- power', consolidated' was
cx r dividend 'of 20c per share yesterday./
STOCK A\D BOND ' EXCHANGE
THURSDAY, Sept. 22— 10:30 a. ,m. ,- j
UNITED STATES ; BONDS .
, Bid. Ask. - , . Bid. ;\u25a0 Ask.
4s qr cp npw — \u25a0 — 3s qr-eoup- — — v -. — S
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Ala A W ss. — 100 Oak Tran Cs.lO7ti — "
Am REI sf>. 91% S>4 Oak Tran sf>:iO3% —
Appo OH -ss. 94% 96 O Tran Cn 5s — 104.
Bay CPC"55.101%102% O Trsc On 5« — 98
Cal O G os.lol — O Trac Co 5s 90Vi 91
Cal G& E g O W gtdss. — 95%
m&ctss 97 OS 16m Cable 6s. 106 . —
Cal'-tst'C 55. 100 — iPac G Im 4s. 82 —
Cal "Wine ss. ST. 90 .p E Ry ss. .104%105*4
City E3 35.. S8 X 89 '.' Pac L&P ss. — "99 •
C C Wat sp. — 99 . Do ptd 5s. 100: 102
Do g mgss 92 — Pac T&T ss. 97% t-
Ed El LA 58—99 P & O H 65.100 —
Ed L&P 65.107 i - ;—; — P & OR 6s. 100 ;—
DuPt P 4%s 84' — People's Wss 04 —
First F Trss.lolVi — Powell Xt 6h.. 99 —
F& C n 65.100 — Sa(« EG&RSS.IOII4 —
HC & R'ffc.lo6-107% S Diego. R 5«. — — '
Hon R T 6s.l(M*4 — IS-J L&P 5«. 96% 9S
LTahoe R5s — 98 "ISFEIRy 5s — r —
L-A Elec ss. 98 • iSF.O & S.ISP. — 104%
LAG &Elss 98 — j'Do 2d mgss — 9C,
Do Cor ss. 98 — Do Con ."s. — 96
LA Ry 55 ; .106% — • SIT& SCR 4%s — :90
LAL gtd 55. 100 — Sierra E fe. — 100%
LAP lem .""5.103% — S- Pof C6s ,
LAP. CaI ss. — "103 (1912) 104*4106
Marin W 55.100% — SPC 1c g ss. — 116
Mkt St C 6s. — 104% S P B R 65.124 —
Do lem 58. 96 — SI'RB Ist r4s 95^4 — -
MV& MtTss. — — Stkn G&E 6«.104 —
NR of Cp5.112% — SV W-g mg4s 90% 9Q%
N C Ry 55. . — 105 : V G & E .'.s. 99 100
N C P'Co 5s — 102% UR of SF 4s. 67*4 65%
NCPCn 5s 93% 95 Vallejo.Ben &
N El Co ss/8»% 91 Napa RR5s — —
O GU«iH 55. ' 90% — Val Co P ss. 09*4 100 ,
- WATER STOCKS -->:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
Marin Co .. — — |S V.Wat Co. 49% 49 ? i
GAS AND ELECTRIC STOCKS;
City El Co.. 52 54 |Pac L pfd...— 77
N Cal Power — 62 ' }. Do com ... 68-.
Oro W. L&P 00% «l%i v
, INSURANCE STOCKS
Cal Ins Co.. — SO IPac C Ccs C 0.135 —
Firoran's Fd.239 — ]
BANK STOCKS
Am Ntl 8k.126 — !Fir*t Natnl.. 2oo 230
Anglo &L0n.150 155 tMer Nat Bk: — —
Bank of Ca1.205*4 — Union T Co.. —J — \u25a0•\u25a0
Cent Trust. . — — I .
SAVINGS BANKS
Ger S & K2SSO 2900 IS. F SAy - U. .508*4 —
Hum S Bk.. — 140 (Say & L So.. — 125
Mut Say Bk. — 75 JSec Say Bk.. — 350 •
STREET RAILROAD STOCKS
California .. — ISO" I Presidio . 25 32* A
POWDER STOCKS
Dv Pont pfd S3 VBS 'Giant Con ..S3 90
Do com ..14J> 151' j
SUGAR STOCKS '
nawalfsnC. 40 — \u25a0'\u25a0 Makaweli SC — ( 38*4
Honokaa SC — 18 Onomea S C. — —
Hutch SP C 17% _ Paauhau S C. 28%27*^
Kllauea S C. 12 — Union S Co.. — 76
OIL STOCKS . "
Araal Oil Co.— 55 ' iSterllng Oil.. 2%-3«.
Asso.Oil CO.-42 43 rw Coast Opf — 101
Palmer Oil.. 1.35 1%) Do com ... — —
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Al.if ka P A. 80 — Pac Aux FA— 5
Cal F C A. .101 Pac O 80rav.155 i —
Cal Wine A. 32 — . TPac T&T pfd — 94
M.V& MtTm. — '.'— 'Do com ... Sl« —
N Alas S Co. — ' 120 Philip T &.T 23»* —
.SALES
Morning Session
Board — '
10 Associated -Oil ". Co ...'. .'. 42.25
00 City Electric Co 52.50
5 Hutchinson Sugar Plantation. .. - 17.50
$3,000 Pacific Tel & Tel ss. 97.73
Street — .
5 Associated Oil C 0..... ..'.42.50
$1,000 Los Ang-Pac .R R of Cal 55. .100.00
$3,000 People's Water C0 :6a...'..'. «4.12%
$60,000 Spring Val> Wat gen mtge 45.. 90.50
Afternoon Session .... V
Board —
5 Alaska Packers', A55n....... ... 90.00
200'HntPhInson Sugar Plantation... 17. 2."> '
30 Pacific Tel & Tel (pfd)... 93.50
$3,000 City Electric Co ,55.V. .'. . .v; . . ; SB.OO
$2,000 City Electric Co 5b.. ..'88.50" "
$3,000 People's Water Co 55..... 64.12%
. Street— '
?4,000 Associated Oil , Co ss. ...... 93.00
UNLISTED , STOCKS
140 Pacific Gas & Electric (pfd)... 86.00 •
40 Pacific Gas & Electric (com).. 55.75
$l.ono S X & S'J Valley 5s ..:.: .112.12%
$7,000 Western Pacific • ss. 8 5. .'. . . ... 95.00
$1,000 North Pacific Coast 5s ....... .101.00
+ — !—2! — 2 ; ; —^. •
MININGSTOCKS
There was continued activity in the three
or four leading Comstoeks yesterday and the
market developed I more tone, -there being less
liquidation. Consolidated ;. Virginia." closed: at. $1,
compared with 94c as 'Wednesday's. > closing
quotation, Ophir at ' $1.02%, . against ! $1, and
Mexican at "98c. against 93c. 3 There was large
buying by several brokers.- "... . ,-«_•
The , southern • Novadas'.were generally quier,
though there was some activity , in I MacNamara.
The Tonopah Extension, mining company re
ports .net earnings of $29,000 for the month of
August. ' ."* " '\u25a0 . , '
The Homestake minios - company of South
Dakota has declared a 'regular monthly dividend
of 50c per share* pay able. September: 26.'.- •.
-.The net , profits of the West End , consolidated
mining .company of Tonopah I for the-*'- month \u25a0of
August aro stated :to • have amounted I to : $12,500.
The outpiit . of • ore has - increased to \u25a0 over 400
tons per week.-- • . ; ...
8 Goldfteld advices state that there ''is -a well
defined rumor current in that camp that a deal
has practically been completed for the' sale, of
the Great .Western mine at Hornsilver.; Nev.,
to A: J..Trumbo and others associated with. the
new Bonnie Clare mining company at Bonnie
Clare. - The interests held by. the Rassel;broth
ers. B: S. Hlghley.and L. L..- Patrick are said
to have 'been secured, and i the ore of the. Great
Western is to be treated 'at the \u25a0 Bonnie \u25a0 Qare
mill. \u25a0: . '\u25a0 V- " " \u25a0 r--_>- : :-i \u25a0 ;- ' _,\u25a0\u25a0..' \u25a0 ,
SAX FRANCISCO 3 STOCK EXCHANGE
, - Following; were : the • sales on the Saa Fran
cleco stock : exchange yesterday: ,
\u25a0 ; , COMSTOCKS *
"' , ' Regular \u25a0 Morning Session - \u25a0
1 100 Best & Belch- SO .400 Ophlr ...... ...1.00
2Cooßruns. Chollar. 25 . 600 Mexican "..\u25a0..'.. 94
2500 Bnins Potosl.. 24 500 Mexican ....... =95
"fiOO Con Va M . . . . »4 Soo Savage ..... . .- 20
Cm Con V'rtM.... 85 -100 Sierra' XcT v ..V 15
100, Gould-* Cur. 11 100 Union 1 Con... 34
500 Ophlr ........ -^98 200 Union Con ... 32
100 Ophlr .....•...- 99| : &\u25a0: '
. ! •\u25a0• 1 Afternoon Session^
300 Best &- Belch. -35 «*oMesican ...... 96
200 Best. & Belch.' f32 1200 Mexican. ...... 97
\u25a0 200 Bullion :...... :'-\u25a0 10 100 Mexican . ; . . .'. i 95
5*K» Chollar ...... 13 300 N« Gould \u25a0tc C. 23
100 Confidence :... SS 800 Ophlr "..i^.... ll 00
500 Con Va M..;. 96 cOO 0phir v;..v.. 1.02%
; 200 ConVaM.... 97 .700 Savage \u25a0."...... ; 20
1300' Con Va M. . . . - 9ST 100 Savage ": . .".... '. 18
1900 Om Vft,sr 09 Sierra >Ner ... 16
200 Do. b 10. . . 99 ' 300 Union ' Con \u25a0 ... 33
• 700 Gould &, Cur..' ll^' \u25a0 \'; .-- ;; . . . • \u25a0
. ' . ; ,. : . Informal, Session - . .
1000 Bruns Chollar. -25,200 Mexican ...... 96
14«) Bruns Potosi. . 24 100 Mexican ..:...". 97
200 Con ;Va»M :\u25a0.--.? 09 22<X) Mexican?.;.;;. >9S
1700. C0n Va'M.A.I.OO 800 Mexican '.'.;. :. ! 99
500 Gould &. Our. .11 500 Ophir -. .".;-.. 1.02%
100 Hale & .^cnc.i 26 j 2900 Union Con> ..'.'-\u25a0. S3
CLOSIXG : QUOTATIONS
'Bid;Ask.l .->-i-r-- •••.-•-• Bid. Ask.
Alpha- ... -r '-OSiJulia* Can \u25a0\u25a0..\u25a0.•.".\u25a0, OT --.-09
Alta' ......... 10 Justice. ....... — - 10
Andea .....!. .10 : 12iKentock cOoo..'; '\u25a0— :i2: i2
Belcher ...:i. ,48 50 Lady -Wash .. -.07 ;—; —
Best : &*Belch. 34 :.•* 361 Mexicans .....:> 9* 1.00
Bruns \u25a0 ChoUar. .24 251 N'i Gould "\u25a0' & ; C.'v 22 \u25a0' 23
Bruns Potdsi... .23 :i -^-(Occidental p. ..'.-: 42 »•£'—'
Bullftn ..J;..' Oft lOiOphlr :. .....:. 1.00 l."03
Caledonia ....-32, 34Overman' .— 54
Challcngo . . ."; 22 25 Potosi :...:..., — : ' 40
Chollar ;.../. 32 14 Savage ;...... ;19 '20
»>nfidence ... . . 55- -^-|Seg Belcher).. 15 is
dm Va'M.'.r.l.OO l.OSlScorplon ....... — 16
Con/ Imperial. 02 - , 03|SIerra' Xcv .. . 16 ' ; 17
Crown ? Point. : : 65 : .' 67 jSilver Hill ... ;• ; — , o«
Exchequer -..; \u25a0 — V '2s Union Con ..." 83 '"34
Gould i* " Our; : 10 : . \u25a0 . 1 2 Utah .; .':. : . . . ' •05 ; .; 06
Hale ft;Xorc. , 2H * 29| Yellow -'Jacket. :58 :60: 60
>£ TONOPAH ; AND \u25a0- GOLDFIBLD J STOCKS :
\u25a0\u25a0 .': Regular ; Morning i Session •>'-.; : - '
500 Atlanta' ...*...-. 14 3000 Gld- Merger M. 13
200 Belmont ..7.4.32% 25,000 : Mayflower r..^ 05
'", 800 Daisy J :.VT;; . . 04 1000 Rescue ? Ella '&;¥. O»
200 Gld-C0n;M.8.22% 1200 Ton |Exten; :l .liOO
1 -.^ -,-\u25a0;\u25a0-:•-,: -.'Afternooov Session :•«..:\u25a0' '•:\u25a0'< -*\u25a0";\u25a0•'\u25a0
\u25a0 lOOBplmoDt: 1. :.. 4. 35! \u25a0: 50 Montana :-... v?. Too
2000 Blufjßell ... " a-Jl-'&O Montann ...... 9S
1 2000 Blue Bull ? . ". . \u25a0 ' 0512500 Monlfiomy «Mt. \u25a0Oi
3f<oo Daisy ':...;.:.• bsfllOO Nev" Hills ..V.'2.45'
\u25a0100 GldOn 1 M..18.2r.i.n00 Do, b 10..2.47%
2. T KK> Gld Merger M ,13! o<<o Oro .....:... -«7
500 Jumbo Ex, slO 5411000 Red Top Ex.. 04
4500 MacNamara .. '.30j 200 -West- End ...- 59
1600 MacNatnara .. v 3ijv . J ; • . -
•_;-"-'\u25a0 ;- : '*• "•' Informal Session - -'•...* .r,^
«X> Cent Eureka.". 1.001-500 Midway .."....- 20
400 Florence ':.... 2 20! 500 North Star ...06
400 Gld Con M. . .8 f.2 "• 500 -North Star : .". 07
1000 Gld Merger : M 13 - 500 - Rescue Eula ; . . . *09
' «iOO Jumbo 'Ex • ; . . - K2I IOOO \u25a0 Spearhead •: Gld. \ q 10
30f» -MacNamara •.. 30 1000 St Ires ...".'..'. "20
300 'MacNamara ".. ; . f 3i 500 .West End'".. ." -3S
'-. CLOSING QUOTATIONS J '
' \u25a0.-\u25a0\u25a0/- -CALIFORNIA. ; ' "...
- ••'. : ; .Bid.Ask.i \u25a0- \u25a0 \u25a0 Bld-'Ask;-
Argonaut' .;..^-_ 2.00: Cent Eureka... 97 1.00
Bunker ;; Hi 11. .7.00 \u25a0 ~— l j \u25a0 " . '
'-' \u25a0•;\u25a0'.'\u25a0-.\u25a0/\u25a0•:.•:• 'NEVADA' : " '" , " :-'": -'" - -\u25a0'\u25a0"
'<\u25a0\u25a0*' \ ''"'\u25a0\u25a0 Tonopah District '"'.: .-'-.\u25a0 ;, ;
_ , \u25a0-•*\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0': -': Bid.Ask: \u25a0':;: ..-.•< \ -" Bld.Ask.
Belmont " .4.32 4.35 North Star :.". Oft ;O7
Jim Butler ... 28 *30 Rescue E\ila ».".'-.' 09 10
M«-Namara .".. •: SO 31 Ton Ext en ...1.05 UO
Midway ..... i» 21 Ton of Nev... —9.12
Mizpah Ex - . . 4 P,0 S3 West End : '• . "58 59
Montana ....;\u25a0 «s 100 - -
;':>' .'\u25a0'- i' Goldfieid District . ,
Adams ....-..• oi \u008402|Gld-M erger.'M. 13 14
Atlanta .;:.-. . ; . ,14 > ir.lcrandma . . .'-. . 02 0. 1 !
Blue Bell; V... 03 '04 Great. Bend .. 03 04
Blue Bull :-..: \u25a0'05>' O7 Grt Bend Anx. -— ' .01
Booth ....*;... loL ,11 Grt -Bend Ex.— •01
COD ...... 16 -Jumbo Ei'..: 51 \52
Columbia . Mf.. -- — - 03 Kenda11 .......', 01 —
Cora 33 — |I»ne Strfr-. . .. " 03 -04
Conqueror ; "01 ' O2iOro'' ..;... '07 "; OS
Cracker Jack. 01' 02 Red Hills .:.. 03,.}04
Daisy ....:... 03 04 Red Top . Ex. . 04 M
Drndfld Trngl.\ — oi Sandstorm .... M 06
norence, . :... 2. 17 —Silver Pick •• Q~ i ™
Frances Mhk . 02 Spearhead Gld. 10 1 1
Gold ' Bar Gld '10 ii — f st Ives .'..:.. " ' 19 :*\u25a0 20
Gld Con M...8.22 B. 2s! Wonder ......'.'— 01
Old, Portland. ,02 031 Yellow Tiger.. 06 —
GldKewanas. OS," 09 \u25a0 ••- ' ----- \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0
, - Bullfrog District
Amethyst.:. . . . — :. oi-|Mont BiUlfrog. . .01
BMmle Clare.. (V 4. 05!Montgomy Mt. — ,'-0 i
Blfrg Nat ; Bk 01 02! Tramp Con . . 04 -05
Homestake K. - — 01 Valley View.. . ' — , 01
Mayflower Con Oo , 06| '
\u0084 '\u25a0" \u25a0•" "" . Manhattan ".'-District .•'. • \u25a0 • \u25a0
Man. Con" 03. 041 Pine. Nut .... — 01
Man Dexter..., 06 07 Stray Dog ... 02 («
Mineral Hill.. — oi Thanksgiving.. •-. 02 " -• —
Mustang 'Man. . 01. \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 02|--- .-\u25a0 • '
• '• Other Districts
Eagle's Nest.. Oo 07 Pitts S Peak. . 47 —
Fa rvw G Bid .02 „'... 03 Ramsey *• 01
fairvw. Eagle. -JO — R aw Oalltlon. 10 -11
Fairvw Hailst 04 05lRound Mf..;. 43 \u25a0 —
Jack P0t.... 02 - 04|Tecopa Con . : 35 40
Nev Hills \u0084.. — 2.45| :
AsseMment Directory Comstock Mlnei
I Company— '• No. Del* Board. Sale Day. Amt.
Potoel 14 .1 . Sept. 28 .10
Utah ........ 11 *Bept. 2 Sept. 27 W : .05
Seg. Belcher.. 47 ...Sept.- 2, Sept. 27 - .05
Challenge .... 54 : Sept.:.4 .Sept. 28 ; . 10
Yellow, jacket 37 Sept. 12 Oct." 20 - .15
Exchequer ... 17" Sept. 12- Oct. 5 .05
Union ..:.... 23 Sept. 13 Oct. 11 .10
Savage .......19 ... Sept. 17 Oct. 13 .10
Confidence :.-. 56 Oct. 6 Oct. 26 .20
Sierra Nevada ...,.- Oct. 6 ... ... . . .10
Crown Point.; 7 Oct. . 6 Nov. 4 .10
Overman ...:... . Oct. 13 .10
OIL STOCKS
• Trading In .the . oil "stocks was light, again
yesterday and the market was devoid of feature.
There "were no fluctuations of note. \u25a0:.
. The two : new 500,000 i barrel cemented reser
voirs which the Standard Is building on: its oil
reservoir farm west of : Kern * river fl&ld will
make a total- of 30 reservoirs, with a total
capacity of j 17,000.000 barrels. -at that place.
Besides these reservoirs the Standard has 70
33,000 barrel tanks in the Kern river field
35 35.000 barrel tanks at San Pablo and one
330.000 barrel reservoir at Point .Richmond.
This makes a total ; reservoir - capacity of
20.935.000 j barrels, exclusive of the many tanks
scattered along the Standard's . pipe line and
elsewhere.' \,Wlth the^ completion .of •' the Pro
ducers' I transportation company's -" projected
storage, however, the Union-Agency combination
will ; equal the Standard In storage capacity .on
the coast: .- . . • .\u25a0. \u25a0 • _ ; - : \u25a0; .- -
General Manager . -W. F. Boggs of,- tbe Kern
river oil fields, limited,' confirms a . report [ that
the • corporation has " contracted with the San
Joaquin light and-, power -.company*, to' furnish
2,500 horsepower "to the r oil fields to \u25a0 run . the
machinery of- the company. This -amount- of
power is one-third * more ! than can -now be , fur
nished by the. plant the.pwsfer company recent ly
bought in Bakersfield. \u25a0\u25a0 It Via understood that
the excess of power necessary Is to be supplied
direct from . Crane valley, • Madera county; where
great extension has been made In- the.' company's
generating : facilities. ' v •.- \u25a0\u25a0 - -
"..Tfie, Kern river oil- fields, limited, is a 'large
corporation, recently purchased* by French, capi
tal . for $7,500,000 from ' the • Imperial,' Thirty
three and Keith &- Mack. >; -..
It is. stated that 200 motors ; are to : be In
stalled for the purpose of - operating : pumps,
drills and. other machinery. | '.--• . +
The use of motors ,at -oil wells, which has
been recently introduced. Is being rapidly
adopted both in the. Kern county fields and the
Coalinga' district . as a -solution . of the - problem
of . bad -water for boilers and'the"rapid"deprecia
tion of, machinery, which makes the expense , ot
drilling ,for; oil .much greater than it -would
otherwise be. •-\u25a0\u25a0 :-.,,.-• ..,.., /..--,
SAX FRAXCISCO j STOCK EXCHANGE
Bid^ ".Ask. , , Bid., Ask.
Alma ....... — l.OOMcKlttrick... 16 . 20
Amy ......v — 1.10 Monte. Crlsto 2.55 "2.65
Apollo .....' — .12 Mount iGlrl. .. 19 .
Asso Oil ..42.25 42.30 Xcv County. 15' —
Bay City . . 2.40 — Nev Midway 12 ~ —
Blue Moon.. — 110 New Pa Pet . 75 —
Brookshire.. -^- 1.45 Pac S Petro 32 35
Cal Oil &G — 75 paxafflne ... 90 100
CalSeabrd., — ; 30 Patricia .... — 50
Caribou ....14:50 14.87 Palmer: . 1.42' 1 45
Claremont.. 1.60 1175 Peerless ...: — 500
Coal Mob wk. 1.40 l — Piedmont ... ;.'lO : 15
Coal Natnl. 15 18 Plnal ...... — C.25
Opn 'Midway: 27.; 28 Premier ..... . 79 .84
Crctceus '... .. — \u0084 / 70 Record 'i....
De Luxe ; . . • — 1 . Oft Republic . . . . 50 51
Dominion.. . — " . 95!S F"& McK.15.00 ;.;-r-
Empire ; ".— 3.oo]Section 23- ..21.00 -'_
Enos ...;..• l.oo _-I.o3lSesnon .„.. S.OO - '\u25a0_"
Fulton \u0084..." — l.C2|Silver"Tip... '9O f.23
fiypsy ••••- — r'42s,w-'-&iB.;-.^ ? ?ao.&a>-I
111 , Crude...- — -JSlSterllng-.... 212.% —
Junction ... 35 4O| Superior -.... ;19 .
Linda Vista - — -25 Turner- .. ...1.10 125
Luclle ...... 4-3 9;2slL'nlted Oil .'. r.J>.'-. "60
Moricopa -36 2.00^ 3.00 Wolverine .. 20 '
Maricopa X. 30 31 W:K Oil Co 2.50 2.60
Mascot- ....2.50 3.00| .• , • -!•« '.
\u25a0'•.-\u25a0 .: ' ' \u25a0-\u25a0 \u25a0 SALES ' ; ' "• ; ",:.'\u25a0 \u25a0 ' :
11:30 a. m. — - \u25a0 \u25a0.--' - ,
4 Associated Oil ............... .V.. . 42 00 '
2000 ' Con. Midway .] /....r.:!!!! : 27
200 Bnos •/.:..'.. j \u25a0 *" l'ns '-
1000 Pacific states V.V.'!M!!*.:!!v!!; '33 •
100 Palmer, s no. .*.*....... • 1 itj/
100 Palmer, g 30... .. . . ... *", " : l'lk
COO Premier',....... ; ... "" '^":
.--\u25a0-• iStreet— -. \u0084-.*\u25a0\u25a0 * -."'*
4000 Coalinga Nati0na1.'. . . .'. ..... .... ->' i«
'* -2 p. m. — . . - . _
Cooo, Coalinga Nati0na1 . .'.'.; . V . . ..'. ..... ,',, 1. 16 'C.
LO S ANGEXES . OIL • EXCHANGE ,
[Special Dispatch io>TkeCall]\ . . :A
.. LOS/ ANGELES. Sept.:. 22.— Excitement 'was
lacking on • the oil stock exchange , today. Clere
i^T' JTVi a , heaTy ; trader, the . price sagging
w^ro^;? t£ can! 1 ICAa 'i roUm ; c ™ m ™
'^.Producers— --.\u25a0- .• -- \u25a0 '-BliJ ' \u25a0'.- *«t "
American; Crude Oil Co:'.":":. 1 :': ."-. —•; m
American Petroleum: Co,(pfd). > '"\u25a0\u25a0 — : ~£'QO OQ>
American Petroleum: Co; (com). 58.50 / OO.OOii
Associated.; Oil C0.....'....v.. 42 00 '43 00-
Brookshire-0UC0... ._ '™ '; i" S ; '
California Midway Oil: Co!;!!'. •* :52: 52
Central ;oil Co: 1 ......'. A.. ...-., i ; f«" . i.w >
Cleveland K)iK C 0. .;....}>.'....: 05t- , \
Coa Unga. Central Oil Co.-.;. v:.-. — \u25a0*• • ts-
Columbia ....:...;\u25a0... y. ..'.;... " ' '. \u0084 l*^","-
Consolidated Midway, Oil* C 0 ..; " 2«5i *27
Continental 0UC0. ....;,.....;. — , '•= -^ \u25a0
Enos . Oil C 0..,.,........." !! ill 00 ' ._\u25a0
Euclld^Oll-Co.:;:-..-.....-.-...... . : >—\u25a0• > cs"-
Fullerton OH C 0...........'.... — . sno *
Globe . ......... ..:.*...i..".;.*- 07 ii
Jade Oil Co.-..:..'. 25 .- '31--
Mexlcan >. Petroleum ..-.- ;'i.. '.-.-.•• • '"<.*• l*M3 '*
Mexican, Petroleum Ltdc-(pfd). '.'—-'\u25a0 fi-ioo ";
Mexican 'Petroleum .Ltd (c0m).^27.75- 28.00
Mascot -, Oil C 0..;."..;...';..:. .. •\u25a0<:'—'\u25a0 -4 00 -"
New Pennsylvania Pet C 0..:.. — l.'io:
rerseus-Oil- C0.... ....;;.;:,;•;.! — wM
Plnap Oil; C0n..;. ;..;;;.;..... \u25a0 _• - 10 00 ?
Piru^oii?& Land C0.:::. :v. ..;>; 17- '— "
Rice, Ranch 0i1, C0.. .-.".;.:;;-... -— V ' ; rio V
Traders \u25a0 Oil- C 0 ...- .:-..-. r.: v; T.V.-. 177 :00 .' 'J flsioo •',"
union Oil, C 0. ........ '....".-..:;.. '90. 50 ' iov 00 "
Union Provident. Co .•.."..'..'....:.< \u25a0 — 08 00-.-.
United; Oil Co.. ..-„..•;-... -;.:!- ;58 . ;-58'A :
Western Union ;....•.'.:...;.:..-.:, ': — \u25a0\u25a0- looioo'"-
Yellowstone Oil C 0.....;......" - 55
: -Nonproducers — •\u25a0•-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 -' .;;. - '?'lv : \u25a0-\u25a0».';
McKittriek*lnv, Oil -C 0 ......... — :61%
Nevada Midway Oil C 0 ...;...-.. • ~. — \u25a0 .---^23-.
Oleum "Development 'Co: .V.... . "04%- -• — \u25a0'"•
.: ? : , \u25a0'... ;-;'; v , ; - : '\u25a0' »-" - •\u25a0 SALES^'-.- ; - Vj -- :~: ~ \u25a0\u25a0 s>-:-<-\u25a0s > - :-<-\u25a0: -<--
\u25a0 - ' \u25a0 •-•*\u25a0• Morning : Session \u25a0 *;- i 1i 1
-1.000 California, Midway, ; b*50;.......- ; . 51 «i'
12-°s^ CaliCornJa . Midway, b " 30. i . . .T. . • . 51 %
" «.Wo. : Cleveland ; Oil » Co.". . : :.'. : :. r. . . . . ' \u25a0 .08 %
2.000 Cleveland OH C0:r:v: . . . . ;: '.". . i . '"' .05T4
8.000 Cleveland foil 'C 0..' ..: ..r..V.*.'. .v-'.V'.OS-\i. v -'.V'.O5-\i i
2.000 clevelandvOil lOo.:.'.'...n.. ;-...%; r.osvi
V7.ooo;ClevelafldjOlHCo.V...;:;; ; .;'.V.;.V -05%:
« 2,000 Clevelifd ; Oil \ Co. . .V. . . . .-. ...'. . . - ~.05«4
: «000 Cleveland ; oirco.-v-.v.~. ..-..:.-;:;: .-.a-i^ :
; . 5,000 Cleveland 0i1:* C0. : : ;v:. v. .:" ." . :.* - "r.os^t
«"«J2 American 1 Petroleum* Co * (com) .'. 69.00 *«
1 ; 2,000 Consolidated Midway, 5 ? b 30 .V. .-. .?** .27%
\u25a0•« irSSI Me * I<*wi'''Petroleum*Ltd>(eom)iri2T.7st:.iI <*wi'''Petroleum*Ltd>(eom)iri2T.7st:.i
1 2.000, United 0i1 :\u25a0> C0.". .1 ... ; . . . . . . ; . :^ 58.00:?
-.000 Oleum < Development J Co.': .".*;-. : ;". ; i* '.04%":
. 1.000 Oleum 1; Development : Co ::;'.'...-.: ;srS; O4 «J ;
\u25a0» Vil?-"'.- 51 f '^^^'i Afternoon > Session .<•:-:\u25a0 ...v ,•\u25a0.;\u25a0. .-. \u25a0•„..
•", 2.000-ClevelHnd \u25a0 Oil- Co::: :.'. :\ :. : :...'. :.;<««,
? 3.000 Cleveland i Oil iCo^.T.r:.., '.."..V.; {05%
\u25a0A ,000 . Cleveland § 01 1 *Co "r.'r.Tr."'.' r . r. ". ; i V. 05%
S.OOO Cleveland ; Oii : Co.*. ; .Vi .T;. . . . . . . i ," .05 54 '
; THEM^RKETS
»\u25a0*.* \u25a0\u25a0}-"'' ' '\u25a0'. .. >•'-• •". -*--v —
- -..-• ••\u25a0\u25a0 i'"* 1 . »\u25a0 *\u25a0* \u25a0--:' \u25a0 ,• « » ! -
V'Newjj'Tork 1 : stocks; steady.;" Cop-;
A Vpeni/.adoTr.v.U;...-, •.„'.,.,;. -\u0084 .--.":.'.
y ; Cotton futures higher. t ' : -'^;- ! - r *
; ; Comstock.iihnren. steadier. , ;
?> Wheat Mo vrenVoata?' weak,' barley \u25a0
'*'\u25a0 ' »teady^>V>: . ."'. ; .'\u25a0\u25a0 :" ; \ .",' " : ~ \u0084 -."\u25a0-•\u25a0;
-.Choice- wheat- hay r Mill -firm. ,-'-'"
\u25a0 Bran, »hort» nnd mlddlLnfm nearer.
Extra butter lowerand extra eggn
\u25a0/'. rhfKhcr.' JV;":""''^ \'--r- -.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 •\u25a0 ,r-^ : \u0084'-.. i;
" I Price* I for. new bean* I beins slow- .
i; Iy, established. 1 : . .' Si *- '
New :^ prnnberrles : t arrlvell , \ from C
i ..Cape.iCod;^^;--:-:^;':^:. :- _ \u25a0- :,
f Potatoes and onions nnchanked*" <?
-' WJne .' srapes : dolns rather.rbetter.v
•>"ot much rhange. ln. poultry.
19.000- Cleveland' Oil - CbV. .-.": ' - - «iU
t|.ooo Cleveland or.lco.b" SO. :..'I. !"./!• .OSU
6.000 CleTelandi Oil C 0.', ......... .... . : .05
2.000 : COBSolldiitert • Midway . .. ; . . . . . li' 1 ' . 27 -
2,1)00 Consolidated 'Midway • .t: '-" -\u0084.28%
: o"^ilS'^, eXICan r:r :* Pc J' <>I « l *«n-:r'td (t-bm):. 27.75..
J.ooo. Oleum • Developments C 0 . . ; .:.'. : . :.' :».045i
2pjn.nton :, Provident • ( Co .;. r ; . . ; ':.'.'/. . . 97.. 75 .
GRAIN/MARKET
' ; : Wheat and Other Grntnn •
.rSut*}^!* 1 *™ ' ls " « ' 'iemaud \u25a0 forchoice milling
and it. Is flrm. J , Anything snot, suitable- for mill
ing Is neglected. .. Prices generally range I lower.
"„' .V- '/"CASH.WHFUT: ,\u25a0'..' .:.
_Callfornla;club. .$1.52%(51.fi0 : . Ronora. $1.72%
Si"^iniT"«-A- B l*'* l J an ' *l-fi7%Q1.72%; north-
t r ? T ,f lnb : $i:33@1.57%:> Russian red . $1.53<a
I Vfit^i :r? 7o*M- r * >d> * 1-5T% @ 1.62 % ; : bluestem;
$1.67%@1.72%- per ctl. V \ --, -^- - •
' / S'C': : : ' .^,, FUTURES ,\u25a0.-'•' \u25a0
„ -:- : — ':<\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 1.0 a;, m. Session. .-\
. -*>o quotations. ':.:'-\u25a0• :- ;.-,,,, '- .
Barley— The. receipts yesterday inciiided. 74.362
, ctlß-; down Vfrom.', Port. Costa;, for export. -'The
market was quiet and unchanged. .1 \u25a0\u25a0.-'\u25a0' .
.V" , - : CASH BARLEY
\u00847' - I x, fet *?' ;*1.02M?<31.05: .'.off' grades/. 95eig
grades SrO^^V i'^^rewinj.and shippini
graaes, 51.0<%@1.10- per ctl. - -
;•; '\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0"* \u25a0" : ' , : ; \u25a0KCTbRES" V \u25a0 '"'*r '
:. r ' -». " • 10 '"• m -- .fiession" ' , "
.May— No sales; $Ul4 asked. , ..'
Dccember:^:s^ $^% $?!^
,_ ;- r .' r :2 p.. m.; Session . . ; . . .
December— $1.07%. bid. $1.08 askedr
Vh» a l s ~i Qt i otfl f!r n8 "t«nd .about thesame,. 1 with
the market still dull and weak. .
*\^r tnT \u25a0\u25a0'*^.''*l-20@1.27% for ordinary and
M^'--2V" c«c «£ lpe .;' rwl -ff oo * i * eed - $t-27«.^1.32*A:
X' $1 -*P« I -?P ,'or feed and $1.35@1.43. for
seed; grar. nominal; white, $1.55@1.60 *.uK":
=JJ pp 0 ™— California large yellow. $1.62%@1.65;
Bmall. round^ yellow; $I.Bs@l.9o:westem states,
yel ow ;In San Francisco tracks,: :$1.48:
ZJ£' • |1 "5?» : I " tsed - W-«: sacked prices. 7%c
Rye— Nominal at51.60@1.65 "per ctl.
Forelam Futures) -
"t.i --I'"'" LIVERPOOL**; . .
Closing;...-.....;-;-..:: 7:4^ " 7 5%::- 75%
'\u25a0.-,.- :•: Paris. \u25a0\u25a0- - 1 - 1 \u25a0•".-'
-^^^••-••••"••••-•V^S.SO;-^-.^'
Closing ......;..;.•.„. v ..:.37.13. . . 36.63
CHICAGO BOARD \u25a0OF TRADE n-
F ' lltupe Graln aßd Provision* .
rahli I 00 * o ?'' S^- 22— Export, sales and higher
cables- sent wheat prices upward today.- The
!«hX,f"iTSS; * Det advance of .KQTsC .Corn- fln-
T ,t«f^ @1 * U P and oaU -"changed", to %c higher.
Latest . quotations for provisions ranged all the
w f . rO v m " soc ' t0 52 % c decline to the same as
last nignt. j, . '_ • , \u25a0;..\u25a0\u25a0 : ... •- t
- Pacific -coast -,; exports of , 500,000 * bushels -of
wbeat to France were confirmed, but the reported
engagement of ,40 boatloads: for Rotterdam from
American ports on the Atlantic. was believed here
to refer; to corn: The market.: although nervous
throughout the day. maintained a level above
that. of yesterday during the entire session. This
condition was due primarily ! to unexpected better
prices in Europe and these in turn were largel y
the • result of a reversal of \u25a0 predictions for large
«hlpments:this week from Black. sea ports. Aside
\u2666 ?L tl !fse- ; influences a I fairly important portion
?Li wJ? ujlDg nere 'today was- based on the. idea
that; Chicago is now- tb%. lowest market In sight.
.-The., close was. at nearly 'the best- figures » of
the -day.; \u25a0 December- fluctuated between $1.0014
5? no-? l ' St wlth " the »«« sales . U@?»c up .at
< Reported . rains In ' ; lowa and Nebraska *and
r^ s " of m "<"li- «>'der weather varied corn from
™>%£ to ol»«c -and closed strong,
01% p.. Thccash market was weak. 'shipping de
mand being light. . No. 2 yellow closed at 53*-i(ff
53% c. \u0084. \u25a0. -,-\u25a0_ I • - , -: ..-"\u25a0- -. \u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0£\u25a0' '
•In; oats the close .wis'flrm :ln sympathy . with
the. strength of corn and wheat.. .; December sold
from 34^0 to 3.V and finished: quietly the same
as last-nlght, 34%<a34»4c. ' \u25a0•',
\u25a0 Speculators - and outside packers [ sold January
deliveries of "hog. products with a free hand.
In the, end pork was 32%^52%e -lower. lard un
changed to' 17i/jc down and : ribs off s«§:isc^- •
The. leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles^- - -Open. ; High.: Low. Close.
Wheat — ;:•-"• - - .-. .
September '.. 97> 8 97% 97 97%
December \u25a0. ... 1.01 ..." 1 .01% . 1 .00% 1.00&5
May . 1.06?4 1.06%' 1.06*4 1.06%
-\u25a0*-. Corn-^' \u25a0'\u25a0"- . . ' -
September... 53»i ,53 T *'' 52% 53' i
December.,... . 51% \u0084— 51%" • SO% 51%
May .: ... ... ;54-«4»- -35 ' • 54% ,'* 54%
'< Oatß— .*\u25a0 ..-, . \u25a0 . .' \u0084 .
September-..-. 33%^ :. .."«$«, .. • 3S*4" \u25a0-,• • 3.1%
December "...: 34% : .-'35 34% 34*;
HS r "ji"-L-- ;3 Z2v ; -'-v '-.?T*> : 37 ** 37^
-:Mess Pork,, per bbl— '-\u25a0< . \u25a0
September; ..19.27% .19.27% 19,10 19.10
October". :... 19. 35 r : 19,33 18.93 ;* 18.95
January. ..'.: 18. 27%. 18.30 '. 17.97% . JB. OO
\u25a0 Lard. 'per 100 -lbs— •- • :v: v - '\u25a0 - ' " , ;
5eptember. ...12.37%.; 12,57% -. 12.42% 12.42%
October ..;... 12. 43. .; 12.45 v"U 12.35, . .12.351
November "... 11.60 .11.62% 71l. 60 11.60:
January' :... 10.67% 10.67% 10.60 10.62%
I Short \u25a0\u25a0 Ribs,- per " 1 00 i lbs-^ -"1 '•: "; ' : * * ' "
September ..11.62% 11.62%" ;i1. 50. ll'l*Jo
0ct0ber ...... 11. 27% ,11.30 11.22*4 \u0084 11.25..
January. i \u25a0."..".• 9. 67%, :».Gm\ . 9.57% • 9.571,1
4 ' Cash ' Gr§ I n aad Provisions \u25a0
' CHICAGO,' Sept. .aa.-^Cash .'quotations were as
follows: :\u25a0.- Flour, stesdy:"Xo. 2 rye. 74c;: feed or
mixing barley. .4S(S64c:" fair to-choUe- malting.
68@72c: flaxseed,' No. I~ south westerfi $2.65. - No.
V -northwestern « $2.77:-' timothy \u25a0 seed. -.s7(^9:
clover, $10@15.25; mess pork. * per bbl. $19.KO<g!
19.89;^ lard, per, 100 lbs.v $12.42%;, shorU ribs,
sides (loose). > $11011.82%; short • clear 'sides
(boxed), $12.12%<?m.25. ;•\u25a0-\u25a0-,'•
v-"=.:.,-. GRAIN, STATISTICS.. . --V •
Total- clearances of -wheat and flour were equal
to . 06.000 .bushels. t-rrim'ar.v,rec«lpt»were 1.202,
000 bushels. >. compared >,wlth 362.000- the' corre
sponding.'day«:year ago. .Estimated receipts for
tomorrow: -. Wheat;' 64 cars; corn, 32O.cars; : oats,
114 cars: hogs.'. 10.000 head." .•'•;-.. :- - ;
; - - -DAILV-MOyBMENT'OF -PRODICE ©\u2666
'.Articles—' ;-' ',;>,"' " • Receipts. Shipments.
Flour." barre15 .«. ..;.....'....: 33.800 . . . -54.300
Wheat. v bushels-.:;V;V.......T2.000- 194.K00
Corn, ;. bushels *. ~. ." ; ". . . ." . . 4:i3.7fK> " 1.025.000
Oats, bushels....- .:...... ..225.000 1 ., , 355.100
Rye. - bushels . r.^r . .-. ; . r . : . :• 4.000 \u25a0 •\u25a0* 2.00rt
Barley, b.usbels . ; . .' . . .'. . .'.':•: 55.500 • \u25a0 1 32.500
CHICAGO,.. Sept.*. 22:— B."; F. » Hutton" & Co.'s
wireis«ys:i > "Wheat— Ag*in;-a \u25a0 n*crow. butt stub
born maiket for wheat." with' values at a slightly
higber~leT«il " and ' sentiment ipopnlarly.. disposed
\u25a0 for \u25a0: further • advance. % ; The » cables :,were lunex
pectedly:- higher . today.v which - gave '• the ; market
its first -direction;: .There i. has .been further
. fairly.:' important ;. buy Ing. :\u25a0? based V partly ;on the
idea 1 that \ this Ms; .the.* lowest U market ;- in S sight
and, partly -on- the 'report "of .large -Pacifle"; coast
export 'sales.', TXo -'olalms'ofiexport' sales: from
Atlantic i ports. ' although \u25a0, Xew '.Tork ohas , claimed
the. engagement 'of • 40 1 loads of 'wheat-- room for
ißotterdam. -.. Local" exporters 'bellete; that.'this'is
1 for :\u25a0 corn official SrepoiUs of receipts
1 at-;Mlntieapolls - and^Duluth-s^a .year.- f ago Jwc-e
available.'- as the "exchanges- closed ""on
Of iVthe: : funeral of the' governor. .'Primary :\u25a0 ar
rivals vtherefore '. admits of < no- comparison v, and
• the '.tsame^willTl"". 1 true •? tomorrow; -^ Broorahall
denies.^yesterday's l'clalm.'of ; large] shipments this
week: from Black; sea ports.' and , says , they will
he'-llght. -shipments -.for the week-are
estimated \u25a0at'SOO.OOp bushels. "against 160.000 a
year - ago.". * Southwestern v receipts i were. \u25a0 365.000
\u25a0' bushels. ;\u25a0> against." 1 45.000 " bushels \u25a0«»•• year.-, ago. '
'Thet: wheat -^ crop T of : - Italy* has *been:';offlcially
estimated ? at .-1 58.000.000 Vbushels."- S? Last ". year's".
crop'- was* officially; reTlFed^y from "144.000.000 -to
'185,(300.000 :. bu5he1?.* -Local »ca»h Sales were 90,
ooo^hushebvt., \u25a0 ;.";*" 7 ?.r- ..:;•; i:.?/.ZI '.'*\u25a0'- \u25a0; \u25a0•'•-\u25a0
s-VCom-t-Tne ; market . for . corn % has? ranged \u25a0 a lit
: t le * bet ter k for most ~of - the "session.-* a< reaction
; f rom \u25a0\u25a0; the "genital ;. selling; of /.'yesterday: >- .Early.
fearfT'of ;a. frost' scarQ/ In itlic.-Helttwer* quieted
by '> the V offtpial \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 forecast/, of \ cloudy '"ando'conler.*
but< no, --frost If In :.the " corn; states;.^ The .'weather
•' to ap.t- however;? had ."Rbown": a * big* drp*>? VnS temper
aturesln the; Canadian ;northwest'and''r#lny^and
unsettled | in 1 the I northwestern .states* this \ide. of.
the \u25a0 International line.<.:. SbipplDg ; tradej today. has
beenjvery \u25a0•Ught.*'- l .There".was a -little -ww; corn
Isold ;today.'for.- export.> the * first ' f rom ; Chicago"
• this • year. <j-' Country -* sales i have.< been^-'ehecked
arllttleiby .the .-recent. derlines.-'.Shipping "sales
here I have \u25a0 been j. limited '"-- to j 185.000 ' bushels ' and
,cha'rters;of .room- to ; 250,000 bushels Ct~-:vSSgHff&
>\u25a0 J"Oats -,have i. been ;i fairly ;.:iactlve\..^An*» early
bulge was 1 attended . by heavy . and ' influential slocal
\u25a0selling; J which irras • followed' by/a ; : later . declin^.-
Thls > in : turn A was \u25a0 followed 'by 'a > good V reooverx
later.'based on the' wheat strength 'and a rally, in
corn.* LocalrcasV sales were' ls3.ooo bushel?.'.', '*-
\orth*rn Wheat Market
>A-.r-^.'.WASHINGTON;, 1 •- - "
:--i TACOMA: •\u25a0 Sept."? 22.— Wheat:! Milling i quota
tion—Bluestem. - 9**:< club.i 83c ; • red . Russian. . 83c'
Export— Bluei<tem.~9lj;;>f club/- S4c;; red Russian.
83c ; ; forty-fold. * 80c. T; ?7 ';\u25a0 . \u0084 ' -- ; -yj,.
\u25a0 >\u25a0! Recelpt*r-:Wheat,'. 49 ears: barley. "2 cars; corn,
i 5 cars: oats,"l!car;hay," 13cars.~- - • >•\u25a0•-.-".\u25a0 r/V ;• .
\u25a0^ BEATTr>E. s i Sept.' ; 22.— Wbea t : '\u25a0 " Ml Uing s quota
tions—Bluestem. , 90c ; \u25a0 forty-fold, i" 88c; -. club,* S3c;
fl fe.* 83c: Russian,"" iffiie..;- Export — Bines torn.
87c:Pfortj-fpld,"^ 83c ;« club, »> 82c:- nfe,*S3e;~red
Russian.' 8(V. \u25a0,»\u25a0''„!>;, ..::.TO. .\-'--. \u25a0/. ? .. 'V^'i^'-i.tf'i**'**!
fA Yesterday's', receipts— Wheats 3B cars; -oats, ,10
cars;shay, ;4S cars. >•*\u25a0.-> i.i'. , >-. '\u25a0• ' - j
• '"-'<. \u25a0!\u25a0':\u25a0•\u25a0- '/ * ttREGON'.UVf : \u25a0\u25a0- *\u25a0".-;\u25a0". \u25a0
P PORTLAND, ; Sept.- 22,~Wheat :•;. Track prices—
Club, * S3&B4C ; ; bluestemT 90@Mc ; : red "\u25a0 Russian,
Whe^rt Quotations Generally Weak
Newßeans Are Nowßeing Quotecl
SO/3 sic : va lle'ri ~ SSc; ' turkey 'red. S2@.S6c : : f orty
fold. WQSec. •-.-•• . . •
- Receipts— wheat. 40 cars; barley. 4 cars; oats.
I car; hay, 10 cars. \ .
Xrrr Yorfe Grntn Market
;.NI>W/ YORK." Sept.. \u25a0 22.— Flour— The market
was steady, .with moderate jobbing business. Re
ceplts. 43,112 barrels; shipments. 11.747. J
Wheat— Snot. firm. No. 2 red. $1.04*; eleva
tor and $1.05 f . o. b.afloat: No. 1 northern Pu
luth.-sl.239^'f/>. b.' afloat; The futures mar
ket-',was again firmer tcxlay. and. about %c higher
on more, bullish cable news aad abetter demand
for cash wheat, both milling and export * besides
liberal flour- sales. -\u25a0".The 'closing figures showed
*ie net rise. - September closed-at~sr.Of»?i, .P*-.
e*mber- : af.'sl:o7»4"-and"May::at':sl.l2»». Re
ceipts,. 90,300 bushels:- shipments,^ none. . -T. '-
Minneapolis -Grain, and. Prodnce
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 22.— Wheat— September.
$1.09%: December. $1.11-14; May. $1.13 %• Cashr-
No. 1 hard. $1.13: No. l northern. $1.12^1.12*4:
No. -2 northern. $1.07%<31.1QU ; No- 3 \u25a0nortiiern,
$1.0354(a:i.09i;. ; ; -
'Corn— No.. 3. yellow. 31 ft Q 32c.;"
\u25a0 Oats — No. 3 white. 32*.4»i532?4c. . " ' v
Bye— No.- 2.: fi9@70 I*c.1 *c.
F*ax^-Closed:s2.G9. 'V -
Duluth Flnx
-.PCLUTII. Minn.. Sept.". 22.— Flax, on track
and "Injstore.. $2.7S:' to arrire. $2.71 : to arrWe
by. September 24.. ?2.7<!;. September^. *2.76 asted:
October. - $2.69 bid; November, $2.65%; Decem
ber, $2.59*4; May, |2.64.
LOCAL MARKETS
, Receipt* of. Produce September 2-
Flour, qr sks. . ; . C.212 Screenings, sks - . . 330
Wheat, ctls .... 270: Heather, r0115;... 12«
Barley, ctls .52.3.N7 1 Tallow, ctls 22.1
Oats, ; ctls a..*®.'.' Hides. No -. . . 91.">
Beans, pks -1... . 3,2141 Pelts. .No 310
Cor,n. ctls .. '70' Lime. bbls. .. 4SO
Bran. ,?ks ...... ctls. S.fiOO
Middlings, . sks : : - 5321 Wine, gaU SS.IXXV
Potatoes, sks ... R.2OO' Raisins, bxs 1.-wOrt
Onions... sks*..... 4.l3O'Paper. Mis ..'-... 6.W
Hay. tons . . l,2l9;noney, cases .... SO
Straw, • tons .-.. ." -2O;Almonds, sks ... 2fiO
Hop?, hales * 31 1 Apples, bxs ..... I,SOO
Wool, sks .'. lifilLumber, M ft. . . . • 73
Calfalfa meal.sks r>ooi
. OREGON
Flour, qr sks '4.92o'Rye. ctls 6*o
Wheat, etls .\..ls.7!¥>>Feed. sks ...... 1,236
Oats, ctls .. 623j
Cottolene— One half bbl. 133;e: .1 half bbls.
VJHc; 1- tierce. 13% c; 2 tierces. 13c;. 5 tierces,
12T4e. per lb. \u25a0
" Hams and Bacon— The Western meat company
quotes as .follows: . Ham«. 19%<a20c: picnic
bams. 14% c: California hams. 19c; "fancy bacon.
« to 8 lbs. 30%c;-8 to 10 lbs. 27c: 10 to 12 lbs.
26c: sugar cured. 27c: light dry salt bacon. 8 to
10 lbs. 24c; 1Q to 12 lbs. 22c; medium bacon, 19c;
light medium > bacon, 19c. -
Lard— Tierces 15c. 50s 15Uc, 10s 1."%e, .Is
15Tgc. 3s 16c: compound lard, tierces 12c, 50s
12*4c"10s 12% c, 3s 12T^c: 3s 13c; yellow cook-
Ing oil. 86c per gal: white cooking oil, SSe per
gal; salad oil. $1 per gal, .- -
Beef — Local . prices are quoted. Export lots.
Inspected by the government, are $1 per hbl
higher. Extra family beef. $18 per bbl: family
beef, £18 per bbl: extra mess beef, $18 per bbl;
smoked beef. 21 %c per lb.
Pork — Extra prime, in barrels. $32; clear. $34:
messrs32; pig pork. 836; pigs' feet. $5.75 for
half bbls. $2.40 for 25 lb kegs and $1.35 for kits.
1 Meat Market
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and batchers are
as follows: .
Beef— B%«St9e per lb for steers, 7%®S%c for
cows and heifers. , .\u25a0'
.Veal— 9%<SJloc for large and lie Tor small.
Mutton— Wethers, 9%<gioy.c; ewes. 9©9% c
per lb. • ." - -
1 Lamb— lo% <g 12c per lb. "
Dressed pork (perlb> — 13@13%e for light.
'<• -- LIVESTOCK MARKET
The . following quotations - are tor good, sound
livestock, delivered Is . San - Francisco, gross
weight: -. ...
No. 1 fat steers, over 900 lbs, alive. s@s*4e
per^-lb; . under \u25a0 900 lbs. sc; second quality, all
weights, 4%@4»ic; thin, undesirable steers, 3«i
@4>.4c. t .
No.. 1 cows and heifers. 4@4t.ic: second qual
ity, 3 %@4c; common, thin, . undesirable cows,
2%@3*4c- . . - -\u25a0
Desirable bulls and stags, 2t;@2*;ac; half fat
or . thin bulls, l%@2e.
Calves— Lightweight, per lb, 5%@6c; medium.
3U@s%c: heavy. 4@4%c.
Sheep — Desirable . wethers, 4%@4%c: ewes. 4
@4>4C..-..,' \u25a0-• : .
-Lambs (per lb) — Unshorn lambs, 6@6*>ic; shorn
lambs. < 3%ig5%c. .> ~ .
. Hogs (per lb) — Hard grain fed. weighing 100
to 140 lbs,- 9c;' 140 t0~250 lbs, 9*-ic: 250 to 350
lbs, 9c; common, .undesirable bogs, 6@7c.
Horse* and Male*
The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers', and Stock Grow
ers'. Journal: \u25a0 \u25a0 "
HORSES
Desirable drafters. 1.700 lbs -and over. .$273@300
Light drafters, 1,550 to 1.650 1b5...... l ) 23(a > J73
Chunks, 1,350 to -1,500 Ibe 200<g250
Wagon horses, - 1.250 >to 1.350 -1b5. '.....- 173^200
\ Delivery wagon horses. 1.050 to 1.230.. 123Q130
Desirable farm mares r..... .....'..... 13515100
Farm workers - .............'.......•.. . 73©100
' - ' 3IULES. MEDIUM TO EXTRA.
900 lbs, 4 to 7 years \ $J23«ai3O
1,000 lbs, 4 to 7 years..... 150Q175
1,100 lbs, 4 to 7 years 200<§i223
1,200 lbs; 4 to 7 years... ; 230^300
/ Over 7 years old range from $15 to $25 lower.
Note — Shippers to • this _ market must '-, have
horses close to type,, with age. bone conformation
and style, to -command extreme quotations.
Butter, I Cheese and Eggs
Extra" creamery.'- butter " was -%c- lower, oa the
exchange yesterday ;•; Fancy, flat -cheese was lc
lower and Young Americas x^c higher. Extra
eggs were He higher and storage %c lower. •
Sales 'oa. the "exchange ' were 10 cases fresh
extra creamery at 31c- and three 10 case lots at !
31% c:, 10 cases fresh extra. eggs at 43% c. flte
10 case lots at 43c' and 2.">, eases.'; buyer 10 days.
at 45c: 25 fancy new flat cheese at 15% c and
25"fancy .Young Antericas at 16% c. - -
Receipts",were 23.200 pounds of butter. 15,000;
: pounds, of cheese and 1,268 cases of eggs.
-The. following are the official quotations estab- :
lished-on .the floor of 'the dairy exchange. Prices
in .'the 'street, while governed by the exebanse
quotations, generally range from l%c to 2c high
er, owing to the' various charges to be added:
BUTTF.R. PER POUND - '
• Grades— ." -i Sept. 19 Sept. 20 Sept. 1 21 Sept. 22
Fresh extras. . .lie " . ' 31% c 32c 31% c
Firsts .....:. .30c ,- 30c : 3IV. SOft* :
Seconds ...... 2Sc * 2Sc . 2Sv :;\u25a0 28c
Extra; storage. ........... \ 30% c
• Cheeses-California I fancy flats. 15 Vic- per - lb.
steady:', do flrst*. -14% c. steady: do seconds,
1 2% c, steady: fancy -.Young Americas, lfi'ic,
firm: do. firsts.- 15%<\> firm: -Oregon flats. 16Vic
firm: California storage- flats, 15c. steady.- •\u25a0
\u25a0 Eggs — California . fresh, per dozen, cases In
cluded: \u25a0 \u25a0.---..'« \u25a0•. * -. <' -•\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 •
. Grades— Sept. 19 Sept. 20 Sept. 21 Sept. 22
;. Extra;?, .\u25a0.".:..\:41%c.:.42%c . 42% c . 43c
Firsts^...... SSo -> ,_, _ ".40c \u25a0_• - 40c 40e
Seconds' ......' 3oc \u25a0 '•-••• SOc'-' 30c
, Storage ; extras .... ; ... SOVic SOc
Portland Batter Market
-PORTLAND. Sept. 22.— Butter— City creamery,
cubes, ; 3o@36c ; print *, i 3J@37 %c ; 'store, 23<5,24c.
* 'i Egg Market la . Xearby Coantles
{Stfectal Dispatch' to Tfie: CaK]
. i PETALUMAi. Sept/. 22.'— After reeelrinr quo
tations from- the 'Saa Francisco dairy .exchange
there^ was an'advanep" of '-jC over recent quota
tfons'in the egg market. -TBe Petaluma egg ex
change, pai<l'42c for first grade.'-- The detnaDd Is
goorl; and -receipts * moderate. \u25a0 - Independent, deal
ers • and speculators paid 4(ie: and 3Hc accordion
to-grade..= ;.The; poultry, market i* slow and the
demand' is: onlyjaverage.- Grain feed remains
hlgh.*-=-r. - -, :\u25a0- \u25a0 \u25a0
SANTA CRUZ. .Sept. 22.— The'sudiien adr^nce
•In the" price •of \u25a0 egzsMi.ts • caused a • slight ' slump
In^ local demand.; hnt shipments continue fairly
good for eggs of. first quality. \u25a0 .Wholesalers still
demand' 40c per dozen. -while the retail price
'fluctuates! from 3oc - to 37e per dozen; ' "*\u25a0 "
• S.VNTA •-- ROSA. ' Sept: 22.— There . was . anther
advance ./in the - price- of-- egps - today': on receipt
ofi-advlces of •; the morning- transactions "of the
• San v.Erancisod dairy \u25a0= prfwJuce . exchange. , l>ocal
dealers % are today offering -41 cents per dozen
Bpot:casli, t for'chcicc'and 3S 'cents 'for seconds '
\u25a0 Potatoes, Onions* anil Vegetables
.\u25a0 Potatoes and i.onlons ruled .firm yest*day. with
prices unehangpd.:. Tomatoes were- stm ii> over
supply,, and , weak.' . .Otherwise 'there was nothing
new in-the market. ,' „ - .»\u25a0-...--. .' :-\u25a0:"% \u25a0•
-Potatoen — River whites. 7Tx:«jsl per ctl:. fancy
$1.10; '-Salinas . Burbanfcs.-* $I.4.*ligl.tSQ. per ctl;
sweet $1.75^:2 '.per.- ctl. ;.: j-X- ;- .
-.Onions— New yellow. Sscl§;?lper ctL \u25a0 > \u25a0
". Vegetables'— "-Green: corn. -sr.U3<g 2 per-sack
tomatoop. c 2." <sJ6Oc '. per . box . - for » choice ; green
: :peas;:4<&r>tic per:lhrstrJng.N'ans<, > 4@6c per lb;"
lima 'beans. 4<fi.rtc per -lb:. summer- squash,''4o^
eQcper slkix; 1 *ggplant.; 40^00ci.per box: grevn
peppers.,:4o(ii;.%oc per, bos; garlic. •.'^^eS'^c per
•lb:»cahhage.J>Oetf£sl.per ctl; cucumbers. 6T)ifi7,''x:
per box;.caulinower.iM<asOo;p«»r dozen;' turnips. '•
• 65<g.i5c per sack: 4 - carrots. Co@7oc per sack;
green ' okra,4o@ooc . per ;. box. a
. f_Deelduonsi and Citrus 'Fruits-*. "
: - ; Wine -grapes : were]: nutted,, higher 'again yesterVi
day.and-some kinds of, table,' grapes showed more'
flrmnesiM.Tbe : river boats brought In 1.170 boxes
of inutmeg melons.,. which: continued, weak. 1 "Pears
were^.inilight - demand. \u25a0-,:_1:: \u25a0:•.', •:,-.- -J ;..:^_ ;.. ; \u0084. ,
; vThft-flrst'car at t cranberries' of >thi season, ea'me
[In "from C«pe C«<l yesterday and sales were made
at«s9;perjb«rrel. \u25a0-/•\u25a0\u25a0 ; v. \ „-'\u25a0'\u25a0" .->»
-.Strawberries — $3.sflfQ:4.3o£per- chest. -. -
;..' Raspberriesr-$4.50({|8 p«>c chest."^ ' , .
"SKuckleberrle*— S@tc'perjlb. » " i
- Cranberries-^Coos l>ay.;s3iQ:4:per box: :
.Applea;(per box) — Fancy red," 9OeigsL23; other
fancy. S3c«tfsl: common to choice. 40@75c
Pears— Rartletts. , $2«fi2."^; " per box; otaer
rarleites. jr.O^-7.V per box.
Quinces— <B<? JOc per box- .
• reaches— Small . boxes. 23(?f40c: large bexeji.
40«tS«c: carriers. 40fg'*««''r.
Tlums and Prunes— fiV/3sl.M per crate. .
' Figs <per drawer*— Black. 40<Q65c for ordi
nary and" 50@730 for large rlrer boxes; white. 40
'..\u25a0'..- • \u25a0 '.- '•
'Pomegranates— 3oe(&sl per box.
.Melon»— Nutmeg melons. .*«©«« per box:
cantaloupes. $1.73«2 per crate; watermelons.
73efe51.50 per dozen. . ' • " \u25a0
OrajH?s— CrateK. fir»<a«oc for Isabella and RO<s
63c for other *arletle*: small boxes. 33Q50c;
large o boxes muscat.' 40@ 7.V: tokay. 4<Vfs«3<?:
«iee«llesst. -3«l<Q63c; Mack.- 35ftJ30c; wine grapes,
fOit 13 per ton. .
Citrus . Fruits ; (per box>— Valencia oranges.
$3.73*34 for fancy, $3@3.50 for choice and $l*3O
<32 for standard: grapefruit. $3423.50 for seed
less and $I«JI..V> for common: 'lemons. $.1(35.50
for fancy. ,$-X3o©4^o for choice and $2.50<33
for' standard: Mexican lime.'. $«.50@7.'
Tropical- Fruits — Bananas. 730@1.75 per bunch
for Hawaiian and Mexican. $203 for Central
American; pineapples. $1.30&2.50 per dozen.
Dried Fruits. Raisin*. Snt* and Hovel
Ftnlts — Evaporarnl Apples. 7«7*ie: fancy. «'
•SS'ic; apricots. ll«13e: fancy Moorparkn. 13H
<Qil4c: peaches. S^es^c; fancy. 7«J7Vic:
prunes, new eron, s*4§3*»ie net to growers In
the country.' with l*^c "premium for 30* and fie
premium for 40-*: flgs. 4U«X4*^c for black and
3iii«*4e for white; p«ars. OV-iTi I.V.
. Raisins— New crop layers, cluster* — B erowa.
'$2.50; 5 crown. $2: 4 crown. $1.60: 3 crown.
$1.25: 2 crown. $1.15: seeded.- B(§a*4e for cholc*
and 6Hc for fancy; Thompson's seedless. s*4@
»He for unbleached and 7*^c for bleached: loose
muscatel. 4 crown. 3*>ic: 3 crown. 3c: 4 crown.
4 He ; seedless. 3%«4^c; new raisins. 3ti<S*c
ln sweatbox at Fresno. .
Nuts — Almonds, nonpareils. 16*,Se; IXL. 13*>ic:
ne phis ultra. 14*«ic; peerless, 13Vic: Drake*.
13c: languedocs. 12c: hardshell. S%c; shelled al
monds. 29@32e: walnuts. 13e per lb for No. 1
sof tshells. <Sc for No. 2 do; pecans. 14*A«J15c;
peanuts. 4Vift£3c; pine nuts. 18@20e per lb.
Honey — Water white comb. 16(g17e: white do.
12@12*^e; amber do. 10®llc: extracted. B*-i«9e
for white.' 7«iSc for light amber and 3H®B*^c
per lb for amber. ' V.
Beeswax— 27Vj(S3oc per lb for ligat and 23®
26c for dark. v
Poultry and Onme
The third ear of western poultry for tlte week
came In yesterday. Receipts of domestic poul
try were fair. Good fat hens were firm.
Poultry (per dozen) — Hens. $4.50<g5.30 for
small. $5.50^8.30 for large and $B'@lo for «xtra:
young roosters. $5.50@6.50; do extras. $7(35: old
roosters. $3<@5.50; fryers. $4.50@3; broilers.
$3.50iQ3.73 for large. $3.2533.30 for medium
and $3 for small: ducks. $«<S9; pigeons. $1.50
©1.75; squabs. $2.50^3: geese. $2@3p«r pair.
Game. (per dozen)— Nominal.
ueansi and ?"tu.<
Beans (per ctll — New bayoo. $4.7305.20; new
small white. $3.65: new large white. $3.50; pink,
nominal: red. $0^6.10; new blacfceye*. $4.50(8.">:
lima, $4.43@4.50: red kidneys, nominal: ' cran
berry beans. $4.40<5;4.60; garvanzas, $2.50<53.25;
horse beans, new. $1.55@2.15.
Seeds — Brown mustard. 4%c; yellow mustard.
; flaxseed. s(S«*>%c; canary. 3%@3*<ie: al
falfa, 14i^l5c; rape. l@2%c; tlaotny. 7%c:
hemp. 3-Q3%c: millet, 2%e per lb. _
Dried Peas— Green. $2."50<g2.63 per ctl. «
Flour and Farinaceous Goods
Flour— California family extras, $3.6o<is<t set
without discount; bakers' extra*. $3.60*36:
superfine," $4.40@4.70; Oregon and Washington,
per bbl, ' $4.50@5.05 for family bakers* and
patent* and $4.05(34.30 for. cutoff: Kansas pat
ents. $8.70; do straights. $6.50; Dakota patents.
$7.40; do straights. $7.20; do clear. $6.60 per
bbl. •
Farinaceous Goods — Buckwheat flour. $4; back
wheat flour, self -raising. $4.80; buckwheat groats.
$8; corn meal, yellow $3. white $3, extra cream
yellow, $3.23; extra cream white, $3J*5; corn
flour, $3; cracked wheat. $3.30; entire wheat
flour, $3.20; farina. $3.60; graham floor. $3;
hominy. large $3. small $3. granulated. $3: oat
meal.' $4.25: iki groats. $4.25; pearl batley, $4.30;
rice flour. $ff7 rolled oats. $4.25; rolled wheat.
$3.30; rye flour, $3.25: rye meal, $3.10;- spile
peas, yellow $3. green $3.50; extra cream rolled
oats, 180 lbs $7.50, 90 lb sacks $7; rolled flakes.
ISO lb bbls $5.75. 2 90 lb sacks $5.25; rolled
wheat, i;u lbs $4.75, 75 lb sacks $1.23.
Hay and Feedstuff*
Receipts of hay were again heavy, being I.2ir>
tons. The feature of the market continue* to be
the scarcity of choice wheat hay. which la firm
at the recent advance. Bran. • shorts and mid
dlings continue' very scarce and firm.
Bran— s27(g3O per ton for white.
Middlings— s32@3s per ton.
Short* — $29©32 per ton. \
Feedstuff*— Rolled barley. $22.50(924.50; rolled
oats for feed, $29@31; mixed feed, $23'42H for
average lots: linseed oilcake meal. 20 tons $40.
10 tons $40.50. 5 tons $41. smaller lots $41.30:
coeoannt cake or meal at mills. $23.5 aln 20 and
10 and $26 In 5 ton lots; jobbing. $28.50; corn
meal. $36@37: cracked corn. $36@37; alfalfa
meal, carload lots $17. jobbing $13; red star al
falfa meal. $17 ln car lots and $13 jobbing; Mo
desto alfalfa meal. $17 in .cur lota and $1S job
' bing; Stockton mealfalfa. $17 ln car lots and $14
jobbing: Caproco oilcake meaJ. $16.50 per too;
calfalfa. $19 In carlots and $20 jobbing.
Hay — Ordinary wheat. J7@12.50; choice. $13r£g
$14: wheat and oat. $B@H: tame oat. $7011.50;
volunteer wild oat. $6.50<g9; alfalfa,- $T@l3;
stock hay, 55«J6.50 per ton.
Straw— 3o<§, 6oc per bale. . \u0084- \j f ,
' \u25a0 — . - - - ' R \u25a0"*
Hide*. Tallow, Wool and. Hop* /
Hides — Culls ' and brands sell about | V-i 'Sic
tinder quotations: heavy salted ft«*ta, 10% c;
light medium. 9>je; light. 9c: cowhides, 9e;
stags, 7c: salted kip, 10% c: salted veal, 16c:
salted calf. 16c: dry hides. 13c; dry. salt hides.
13c; dry kip. 17e; dry c*lf. 23c; sheepskins,
shearlings. 25©40 c each: short \u25a0 wool. 40@70c;
medium. -70@90c: lons wool. 90e@51.23; lambs.
20@50c: horsehides. salt. $2.25(^3 for large and
$1.50<@2 for medium. 75c@$l for small and 25
@50c for colts: horsehides. dry. $2@2.25 for
large • and $1.25<@2 for medium. Soc@sl for
small' and 25<&50c for colts; goatskins, prima
angoras. 73c<a$l: large hair goats. 30Q»0c; me
dinm. 20@30c; small. s<§llsc.
Tallow— No. 1 rendered. 5% @6%c; Ko. 2.^'
@ sc: grease. 2§2%c. ••
Wool — Spring clip. San Joaquia. year's staple.
9@llc:' do 8 - months.' 7@llc; northern. Sonoma
and - Mendocino. lS@2oc; Humboldt. . 20c asked: «
Nevada.' 13@16c per lb. \u25a0
Fall clip — Motmtaln free. 9^llc: northern ami
valley. 7@loc:' San Joaquin fall and lambs. 7©
10c: do-d'ifeetiv^ and heavy. s@7<r per lbv
Hops — California. 1909 crop, nominal: Oregon,
nominal; crop of 1910. 12%<g!lS%c per lb.'
General Merchandise
Bjs:'< — Grain bags,- 5%®5%e: ' San Qneatin
bags. 5% c: wool bags, 27% c for Z\t, lb aad 29 % c
for 4 lb;. fleece twine. 7%c i>er lb. •• • '- \u25a0••
. Coal — Pennsylvania anthracite egg, SIS per
ton: Wellington, $9; New Wellington. $3; Coo»
bay, ?7: Australian house — Richmond,, etc.. $9;
Pelaw Main. $9; Stanford Richmond, $9i Cum-,
berland. $15 in bulk and $16.50 in sacks; Welsh
anthracite. $13; coke, $16 per too Is bulk, and
$17 in <acks. <
Oil-^Quotat;lon» are for barrels. Unseed, $1.19
-per gallon for -boiled and, $1.17 far raw. cases So
more; castor oil In cases, Xo. 1. 71c; Baker's
AA.51.17@1.19; China "nut. cases. 60<ai70c per
gallon; coeoannt , oil. . in barrals. W)ia.S3Vic for
XXX. 77%@Sle forXo.. 1 and 75®T3%c for
Xo. 2, according to quantity: extra bleached
winter. sperm oil. SOc: natural winter sperm oil.
SOe; natural whale 0i1." 55e; pure lart oil. 'sl;
winter strained lard oil, OOe; pure n«atsfootoil.
Soc; Xo. • 1 .neatsfoot oil. «3c: herring oil. 50e;
salmon oil, 00c; boiled. fish oil. "50c; paiat
45c. ' . - • - • • V~
Coal OH." Gasoline, etc.— Water white. 1H«
harr-ls or drums, 9c; 150 degree oil; h»Q barr»l%
or , drums.. !O%c; special do.- lie; peart oil. la
ca«ses. lfic: astral/ 16c; stsr.HCc; extra star. lt»e:
Elaine. Sfitie;. eocene, 10c;. red crown and motor
gasoline. -In tiali 17c. in ca»e« 24c: engine diitil
late. In drums 7^c. cases 7c more: S8 itegrea
.gasoline, in b»Jk SOc^ln esses 37% c; varnlnh
makers and painters* naphtha. In bulk 15c ia
ea«es 22'vc. \u25a0*
-* Turpentine^ — O^c.per e»flon la cases and 91c !a
bulk. . drum* anrt Iron barrels.
-Rog|n--E. $».4O: F. «».4r>: G. $9.50: H. $9.53:
I. *».6O: K. ».7Sr M. $10: X. »ia3s; WG.
$10.50; WW.: $10.93 per barret of 2SO lbs.
Red ami White Lead^ — Red. S%@9c; white. t
3^4<SS%e"per - lb. • : . , \u25a0*
Refined sugar market"
The Western »nsrar refinlnc company <mote« as
follows. 'terms netenstr Standard fine-granu
lated.'3.3.V:'standard coarse granulated.' 3.35 c:
fruit granulatefj, .1.55 c: cut loaf, in barrels only
7..\3c: H. & E. crystal domlnos. 5 lb cartons la
en«e«. B.i>: Ur» fi ' 2 , lb "eartonn ' In canes. B.ixSc
monarch bar. .• SvOOc: • tablets, in half barrel/
«.«-<;: do in boxe< ft.3oc: cubes and A crushed'
5.«0c: : monarch * pondered. 5.63 c; XXXX pow
dered. 5.«3<': candy granulated, 5.85 c: confec
tioners* A.' 5,."hV; confectioners* crystals' s,«We
extra fine granulated. 3.35 c: magnolia A s.l3c
extra C.'.NOSe; goWen C. 4.»5c: D. 4.85 c, Bar^
relf. an.156 lb bags 10e., half barrels 25c boxe«
sf»c more per • 100 lbs than, for bass of 100 lb*
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