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26
COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
COURT DECISION
HAS SMALL EFFECT
That Constitutionality of Cor
poration Tax Is Upheld
Is No Check
Speculative Operations Center
Around Santa Fe, Which
Closes Higher
\ew ork Stork Mat
E. T. Hutton & ('■>.. 490 California street. m*m
bers of the New York stock exchange, furnish
the following list of bond and stock sales yes
terday: -
Salts !
STOCKS
rw I Bid 1
lAllts Ch«lm*rs
Do pfd . .. .:'...
4,800 Amal Copper ... 63%
Am E"»t Sugar I
...;.... Do pfd
Am Can Co
100 ■>» pfd . Rl
1.100 Am Car * Fndrj 53
100 l>o pfd ." 114%
900 Am Cotton Oil...I 60
...:... Do pM . .
Am Hide & I...
...."... Do pfd . .
3,200 Am Ice Securities 24%
Am Uh -
Do pfd .
100 Am I-oonmotlve.. 38%
........ ! D© pfd .
Am Hi
...:.'.. Do pfd
2.700 Am Smlt * Rffg 75%
100 Do pfd 103%
Amer Sugar 1
Do .■• ■
Am Steel Fndrles
fiOO Am Tel & Tel Co 145
.... ..[Am Tob pfd.....
200 Am Woolen . 34%
....... Do pM
100 Anaconda ... 3S%
100 Atl Coast Line.. 120%
20.300 A T A S F 107%
Do nfd
400 Bait A Ohio 103%
200 Do pfd . . 8SV4
."00 Bethlehem Steel.. 32< 4
inn Do pfd fil
1.000B It T...... 76Ti
3.100 Canadian raelfic.i214',
2,200 0 t O, 82%
c * a....;......
c o w I
' 100 Do pfd I 44%
200 r & V iv . 1142%
8.ioo;c m A st P . 121
Do pfd . .
3.100 Central Loathrr.. 27%
I.IOO; Do pfd . 89%
.......ICent of N .T
....... Chicago Terminal
Do pfd | I
C C C * St L.
....... Do pfd.-,
Colo Fuel & Iron
Do pfd
Col Hock C & I..I
Colo Southern
■. - Do 1st pfd . .....
Do 2.1 pM..
100!Consoll(1at»d Gas. 140%
UiOjCorn Products 14
A»| Do pfd 79
(Del & Hudson
ID I. i \X .
D A R a
100 Do pfd 70
'« Diamond Match
BOOjDistillins Sees... 3R%
■iluth S 8 &. A
2.000 Erie .. 28%
Do lit pfd..
...-....] Da id pfd
iooi>n»r»l Electric. 140
SOOGoldfleld Cons 7
ijOrt Northern Ore
500:Grt Northern pfd! 124
lOOillUnols Central... 134%:
300iInterboro-Metro .. 18%
....... Do pfd ,
Inter M«r Marine I
Do pfd
800 Internatnal Paper 10%
....... Do pfd
....... Inrernatnal Pump.....
Do ft '
TOO Iow« Central..... i 10T4
100) Do pfd ... 31 !
,K C Southern
.......I Do pfd I
1L A K I
2.700* r,eh1frti Valley .. 172
IMackay
Do pfd 76 !
Nfoxtran Central :
2<*VMInn & St I- 25%
1,1001 Do 1st pfd ' .•» '
3.40n;M St P & 8 S M. 148%
200 Do pfd 157
100 Mo Kan & Tex.. 32%
I Do pfd ...
3.700'Mo Pacific . M%
200 National I>ead .. 53%
Do pfd .'..?.
100! Nation^ Bl?coit. 124
Do pfd
100 Ner»da Cons 19
If Y Air Brake.. .....
4,«00!>T Y Central.... 107%
net st I.
....:.. Do la< pfd. ...-.
Do 2d pfd..... .....
N Y N H * H
100 N Y Ont A W.. 41
4,000!Norfolk A. U>*t. ! 106%
..I Do pfd ...
100 North American.. 70%
1.900; Northern Pacific. 122 '
»..«...|0mab»
Do pfd ...
10»)!p»elflc Man .... 24%
BOO Pa- Tel A Tel... &3U
•.......! Do pfd ...
T,400;Penn R R Co 12B%
People"* Gas '
PIttsbure. Coal
400 Do pf' 75
Pressed Steel Car
....... Do pfd ... <V.
By Steel Bprlnjrs
Do pfd ...
.V..too Reading 155%
Do l«t pfd .
l>o 2(1 pM.
900!Republlc S A I..I 32
... r... I • Do • pfd .... •... 1 :
Rock Island Co.. 29%
...;... Do pfd )...?.
........ DOM Sheffled Co.I
I Do pfd
....... - I. A S F iKt pfd .....
400i Do 2d pfd. 42
........|St L & % W...
Do pfd ..:....l.....
5,WW5»outhern P*eifl<-.. 116% '
200!SbuThern liailwar 1 2fli!
100I Do pfd ... '. «a%
1,400'Tenn Copper .... 37%
... Texas ■Paclfle
Third Ato..... ;..
BOOITol St I, & W..: 22%
2001 Do' pfd 51%
Twla City R T.. .....
........ Un Bair A Paper 1 ,
....'... Do pfd .... j
20,700CDton Pacific '... 173%|
100 Do pfd - . 91 y.
...^... Un Rd« of S F.
...j... Do pfd.
.../... U S Cast I Pipe.! !
....'... Do pfd
Mflolu 8 Rubber. 41%
100{ Do l«t pfd. 112
...-•...I- Do 2.1 pfd . .....
39.7OOUS Steel Cor 77V,
2.1001 Do pfd .... 118%
200|l'tah Copper. 44%
3.600|Va-Car Chem Co. 67%
........ Do pfd ... I
aooiWdoann . 17%)
700 Do pfd ... 3S*4|
Wei Farso T.x „
... Western Pacifl,
Western Union .. .....
Westlczhoime.
....... W & I. E. ,....
.......I Do lrt pfd.
....... DO 2<1 pf.!.
lOOiWls Central .... 66%
"3.2f»!
iVin
......
......A
' '2.700!
100
I IJ
81 I 3.1
| 95
B
n4'-«!no I lie
.
..... 23 24
22% 24 24%
10% 11
10 , 81
10s 110
..... *m *
..... 31 33
74%1 74% 74%
103% 1103% 103%
I117U. 118
! 1171, us
US 118
ASH' ATIL
■7%
I 31
63
44%
95
»V4
si
52%
110 I
59%
102
4
23
M
10%
30
39
10S
*m
31
74%
l.i:w,
11"%!
US
48%
144'Jl
9$%
34 V4
92%
38
128*4
107%!
1102%;
1031 4
$S
:u%
fil
7fi%!
214%
S2
2t%
21%
4t
142
120%
144 .
2rt%
99
8
33
03%
44%
OS
10
Sl%
53
116
60
105
24
; 24%
11
, 81
I 39%
110
. ' •* :•
33
: 74%
1 103%
118
118
47%
.1145
9S%
35 I
94
3S%
120%
,107%
103
lt«%
8,<»,
32
auj
I 7C«
i 214%
82' 4
32
ss
142%
121
152
90%
-^!
48% 47%
144% 144»j!l45 _
■
-a
os% 9-s%
33% 34% 35
...... 92% 04
8SU 38 3S14
120% 129% 120%
106%!l07% 107%
iiimi: ' in';
inn
40n
! . . 1102 % 10..
103% 103% 103%
RS »S 88%
31% 31% 32
*1 81 «lij
n»H 7R1* lci»
214% 214% 214%
81% S2 S2U
1.000'
s.ieol
I
**"ioo
24% 32
21U 21 >-j
44 % 44 4"
112 ■', 142 142%
120% 120*4 121
\\AA 1K">
144
1;
..... 270 2Sn
I::::. 2 4
S 20
5S »R
08 100
3214 32%
110% 12,1
2:i 3
51 . M
74 7«
72 76 ;
1401,; l40Vi HI
14 14 I 14%
78 78 79U
im%nwj
&05 540
...... 31% 32V4
TO IT 71
M n.->
M UT* 27*
28% 2S% 29%
47% 48%
36- 37i;
149 149 149%,
6% ■«% 7
! MU 59%
124% 124% 125
!134% 134 135
18% tttt "1S%
51% 52 .
..... 4% 5
..... 15% in*
10% 10 10%
..... 47% 47
..... 40 41
..... my,} 83
18% Id 17
1 31 80 31%
33% 33%
«fi% 67%
144 145
171% 171% 172
J>0% 03%
73% T52 7tf
te% «s»
2T. 20 25
3.1 3d 37
I M 14S% 148%
1.17 153 15S
32% 32% S3
fifi% C714
55% B3g 55%
53 53 .12%
1 ..... in« tO«U
124 123% ! 124 1
. 124 127
19 1S% 19
... qa 70
108% l<vf% 107
..... 57% 59%
. 101% 107
80 "' R7
1 149 149%
41 ' 41 41%
105% 105% lOfi
81 ' 91
70%: 70% 70%
121 121% 122i t
135 140
.:... 150 !i«5
24% 24% 23
53 R2T4 .131;
97 im
125% 125% 12.V
10fi% lfl«
....'. 19% 20U
74 73% 75%
32% 33%
9«% 97%
..... 32% 35
. t«S 9SU
154% 1S5% W5H
87^ OO"
..... OH I fi7
31% m\u ta\L
..... 08% 99%
20'4 29V, 20%
..'... ssv; 59
...... 52% .13%
1 112%
IB: «tt
41», 41% 42
29 32
66 Kfl%
115 11« 118t;
1 2fi% 26% 2R»J
«3% «4 fi5
35% S7H 3S
..... 27% 2S%
1 9
22% 22* 22%
51% SIHf 52.
..... ins 10S%
C'.'.y. 58: 59%
1171% 173% I7r?i 4
91% 81 . 81%
45 . 4.-,
..... 71 73
17 IS
Bfl .'*
I 41 41% 42
112 112 113
76 79%
7«V4 7R% 7BT»
ll*% n«<H lisu,
44% 44% 44%
M% C'T fi7V,
.....126 128*
' 17% 17% 17%
37% 38% 3S^5
158 104 ,
..... 22 I 25
..... 72 W 73
..... 68$ 67
..... '59
..... 12%| lfl%
..... «- I 7%
63 I <»% C6«i
141
"t. 0001
■"'100'
800
! 4S%
371;
14914
;
100
"2.766
• •••••-1
1.
a
".•!.' Trio
*""ioo
"i.'aooj
.......
' '-inn)
1001
4,000]
!
lfy>
inn
1.B00 1
••••••J
' T,4oo,
!
4nY)i
.......!
I
S6.7O0:
900!
00"
I »7
[ M«
99%
...f.-i
KfYI
■300i
...;...]
Vool
1121,
42
32
1ISU
»
3*
1 28%
fl%
22%
52
10S%
B
59%
81%
40
73
IS
.'*
42
n:i
70%
Mtj
lisu
44%
fi7V,
12S
17%
3«%
IR4
I 25
I 67
«
I 1«%
I 7U
••:•••:!
1,400
:::<::
*2n,Y«v
100
"uoo
.......I
39.700;
2.100!
9(101
■OB
3.600J
210,000—Total share ko]<l.
Sen York. Bonds
V 8 ref 2* re*. .101 Vint Mm 4Vis . "'"SK
Do conjvwi - ..: .lOlHUiit" Mer Mir 4'A»'6SW
Ho 3* reg K>24'Japan '4s * ,SR*
Do coupon ....1021AI t>o 4Us . " ' oii?
Do 4*. Reg 11.-.v, City So i.t in 73»*
Do coupon ....ll.'H L Shor deb 4».1931 03U
AlllsCbal Ist .'■*. 77% 1. * * nnifle.l £. U£
Amor Agrlcul 55.102 M, X 4 Tex Ist 4» fi7"i
Am'r T&T cv 45.107*4! ■ Do gen -m* • 83*
Amer Tobacco 4s. 1 * Mo Pacific 4j *' 78-
Do 6s ;. .107*4 - Do ct 5s , ' 02W
Armour 4U,s .... 1*2% X R of Me* 4Ws. B.IU
Atch g»n 4, .... »H^ N V C gen IK 57%
I)'. CT 4, 10* | no (tub 4s ." . tt»
Ho cv ** -100H NY.XH* H ct 9*. 133%
AtUn C L I*l 4s. !»3H Nor.fc W lut coajs OS
Bait & Obio 45.. ORv«I Do ct 4i .. io«
T>o :<V»s ....... P2H!Nor Puclflc 4* ...if*)-
Do s w 8H»-- «H>m Do 3s ;.". 70»i
Erwklj-n Tret 4* 83%[0 8 Linn rfd* 4s 9;!T4
Ontri) of {;« .iK.iftftVtTa <- v 3H». 1815. n«i,
leather ."5.. W> IPs con 4« .......loria!
f'Rttof N.I gn s».l22T4|Ri>«dlnß cen" 4»... i>7
Cb»s * Ohio 4H»-100%!St "* 8 F ft 4s. StK
Do ref N .....86»»t Do tee 5» ..... S7
Chi * Alton 3H«. 70% St I/S W con 4* 7RW
C, B A Q Joint 4s fISV, • Do. Ist gold 4*.. !»%
Do gen 45..... 1 dh"ar<l A I. 4». 75U
CM* StP.gn 5%r P2% So r»cfflccol 4«.. !>■•
CHI* Pa« col 48 72%! Do ,v 4, ...... 97«
Do refdg 4«.... Mi,* Do liit nf 4».. »4*.
Colo I ■1»« ss. .-...75 80 Rallw 58....107%
Colo Midland. 4s.'/ «■". • Do p<n 4s •... ..-.7*V*
Col So r&cxt 4li* 98^ Union Piii-ldi- 45.".10rt4«
7>..| & Hnd or 4». »*% ;Do. rr;4« .'..*...10414
lJ<>n A,- Ri.. G 4«. 98 • ' Il.i l«t & r.-f 4s. iW.ii
Do wf .*»...... !I2'^ U 8 Ruhbr O(S..ia-j%
f*K4UCis 3* :... ..77'^H; S3 Steeled ss..lCo'i
BEAR TRADERS
RUM TO COVER
NEW YORK. March 13.—One of
the group of supreme court deci
sions which Wall street long has
awaited with some trepidation, up
holding the constitutionality of
the corporation tax law, brought
about merely a brief'decline on
the stock exchange when it was
announced today. Within a Tew
mimHes stocks, bounded T back to
the best prices of the. day and
later made further improvement.'
Active stocks in most cases closed
with good fractional gains. The
action of the market was regarded
as indicative of its present strong
position.
The small supply of floating
stocks, the eagerness of the bear
traders to cover-and'the knowl
edge that' the largest holdings
were in strong hands combined to.
prevent substantial losses.
Speculative operations of the
day centered largely about' Atehi
son, which closed one point higher.
Minneapolis and St. L.ouls pre
ferred sold at nearly 20 points tT*>
low the" last transaction prior to
today, which was November.
One of the.largest copper pro
ducing companies was reported,
today to have, made a further re
duction in the price of Its high
grade ore. Western railroads re
ported a shrinkage in tonnage for
last week. Rates for time money
showed still further ease today
and the market for prime mercan
tile paper was easier in tone. The
unusual financial strength of the
west doubtless has Its hearing on
the continued low rates at this
center.
The general bond market was
irregular. Total sales (par value),
•$3,001,000. United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
NEW YORK, March IS.- T E.; F.
Hutton & Co.'s wire says: "The
market was irregular in the early
afternoon, with fitful bursts of ac
tivity. The undertone was strong,
and although -business was still
largely in the hands of the trad-
Ing element there was a firm belief
that after the decisions in the
anti-trust cases were handed down
a decided increase of public ' in
terest could be looked for unless
the decisions were of an exceed
ingly drastic nature. The floor
presented an unusually deserted
appearance between 12 and 1
p. m., when the supreme court was
reading its decisions. . This fact
clearly indicated that the anti
trust decisions were not expected,
and when the definite news on the
point came it was without marked
result. The street's guess was that
the decisions would not be ren
dered before April."
Eric prior lien 4?. M IVa Car "m ss. .101%
Do gen 4s 75 IWnhash Ist s*. 100
Do cv 4«. ser A 75%t Do Ist a ext 4*.. 71
Do rv 4s, ser B Western Md 4e... (W4
Hen Elect cv ss. .147%jWestinc El cv sa. 92
111 (en Ist ref 4s. »G%lWls Central - 45... 92%
New York Mining Slock» . :
Alice 1.50! tie Chief ..... .OS
Com Tunnel Stock 22i.Mexlcan 1.-V»
Com Tunnel Bonds . lt»;Ontario I.M
ConY« Mm Co.. l.OOOphlr 1.07
Horn Sliver • 2", Stands-rd - 1.00
Iron Silver 1 .MMYellow Jacket ... 20
LtadTllle Con ... .10] . .. "
New York Curb Stock*
NEW YORK. March 13.— B. F. Hutton & .Co.'s
wire says; "Irregularity was shown by. mining
lssu»>>! todar. many ■■;' the principal issues regis
tering losses as compared with Saturday's finals.
Trading was not heavy, especially In the low
priced issues. Chino eased to 21. ■ loss of V
Ray consolidated .held stoutly at 17%.. Below 6
Greene Canaora held firm. Th» Mexican dis
turbance is still the chief bearish factor in the
movement of this property. Inspiration and
Glroui rilled quiet."'
Rid. Ask.l Bid. Ask.
Amer Tob . .479 4SO (standard Mill 13 17 .
Braden 3% 4 I Do prd ... to M
Brit Coliim... 5% 8 (Standard 011.620 "628
Pte Coalition 17V, lß%lSnper A Pitts 14%15%
Chi Subway. 4% 5 iTrl Bullion... % *&
Chlno . "... 21 21%1Cn Copper .. 3% 4
Cons Ariz ..1316 IV On P M ... « 14
Dolores .... 5 8 I Yukon 3% 3 15-16
Darit Da1y..17-16 1 Fraction ..... 11 13
El Riyo ... 3 4 | Jumbo Ex .. 45 47
Ely Cent ... 3 IS INev Utah ..-15-16 1 •
Flfst Natnl.. 2 Mason Val .. " 8;j '■<
Gtanix ■• •"« <"> I Ely Con ... 2-" 26 '
Daisy ... 4 6 (Pelmont .'....6 3-1 C6U
Florence .. .2 1-IC. 2 3-16:Nev. Hills ...2* 2 11-10
Greene Can.. 5% ": Mayi ........ 87 . <!9
One Expreiss.lt>. 1> 205 Uune 10 15 m
Insplrstn 7 11-16 7 ]:;-16 Palmer .. 1% 1%
Inter Rub .. 31 31Mi!Key*tone 2 2%
! Kerr Lake ..(J7-16 6U;So L'tali .... 15-16 1
I I.a Hose . »'■• 4 J»-16'C«loradre .... 57 59
I Miami 19 l!>H'rn(»lnmne ... '4% 4%
Mines of Am 5 s>, s McKinley ...1% 111-16
Nipisslnj; ... 10% ii iTonopah . KV4 8%
Ohio 1% 19101 P. 123 132
Ray Central. 1 ii lii IHISoo 37 ■■ 39
dRy Con ... 17 17V West Pan .. 22 24%
j San Toy ... 27 27%;G1d Belmont.. 10 US :
';?/,».- ItoKtnu Stock*
I BOSTON", March 13.—X. F. Hutton& Co.
wire says: "The Boston copper shares market
continues In a dormant condition, although
prices on " the' whole are somewhat easier in
tone, but attended with no artiTlty. Lake cop- !
per sold at 3.% and North Butte it 85. Calumet
and Arizona sold at Bl'-i. a loss of a point. In
the Industrial list prices were Irregular."
The following list Is furnished by E. F. Hut
ton A Co., 490 California street, San Frsneisco:
Bid. Ask.; ' • ". III.]. Ask.
AdTentnre .. •*>Vi %'or*h 1.»ke... «%■«%
Allonez 34 85 joi.l Dominion. 38 3!»
Arcndian ... 2% 3. Osreola . 110 312
Aril Com .. 14% IS lojibwny 6 0%
Atlantic 4 4%lParrot .. 11 is
A P 4"- 8 |Onlncy ... 67 IB
Do pfrl ... I"'H 15% Shannon 10% 11
Balaklala ... 5% s%'S*nta Fe ... I 1%
Bte Coalition 17% 18 [United Shoe.. " "t ,
<"»! & Ariz.. .'.l r.1%! Do pfd ... 47% 48
<"'al & Heel a. 430 I 4f)S Snper & Boat ! •: 4ft
Centennial .. 1214 13 Super & Pitts 14% IS j
Coppr Range MVj 65 Super Copper. aOVj M%
Daly W««t.. 4 41'» Tamarack ... 42 44 '
Fast. Ltte.. 12 ' Trinity 4 tU
I Franklin .... 0 fHi.'U S Mlnlre. .15 3»^i I
I Granhy 34 .I.*. Do pfd ... 47% 4<! : ■
H»ncock 22 22',j'r»ah Apex... 21? 2%
HelTeltia .... I', lVCtah Cons .. 1314 13%
Isle R0ya1.... 12% I.TVi I Victoria .....' 1% 2
Indiana 12 12%' Wolverine ...IIS .120
Kerr I^ike..O 7-1« 6 »-16'W*yandotte ..1%. l*i
Keweenaw .. 2 Wlnona 7 -••-.' 8
Lake Copper. 34% 3514iGreene Can... 5% i%
Iji Salle ... 4' 5 |<llroux 5% 5%
Mass Con .. 6% 7 [Ray Con .... 17 . 17Vi
Mexico Cons. n 11 jAljrnniah .... 7', -7%
Mich Mln .. 2% ■', |Boi ft Malne.ll7 117*
] Mohawk 43 44 [Bos & A1bany.224422.1 ■
I Xewhonse ... 90 100 'Kr» Eler ...125%129
North Bntte.%2S 2SHifnlted IYult.l.SO IRI
i N>i Cong- ..:i«% 1» |. - •
IliMtton Curb Stock*
Bid. Ask. 1 Bid. Ask. i
Aril A Mich. 5 10 (Keystone' .... 2Vi 2%
Ahmeek .... — 175 Li»e Oak :... IS% 19%
i Bohemia .... 31), 3' 4 Majestic ..... 33 <35
Boston Ely.l 7-16 1 J>-16Manon v»i .. 8% t)
Calaveras ... 22 1 Nev Doiicla*. 2■• 2V t I
Cacti-s 1* 20 Ohio .......17-16 19-18
Chief Cons.. Hi l%jf>oeco ... 11 4 1%
Corbin ..:... 3>i \.-?%!Raw Coalition 2% 3%
Cbemnnp: .... 6 . <!i, 4 si nttuck Ariz Is% in
! rhino ....... 21 21U San" Antonio.. — 5 :
I Darls Daly.. 1% ltr.Siip 4 Globe. — '10 >
■ Eagle ABP. 45 K5 (South Lake... .'. Mi
Ely Witch... "> 10 IVerde I' 41.
Inspiratiop ... 7% B."| ..
London ClaMnK Stocks
Conn for money.SO 1-Vl«'|l/>ulrv 4 Nuk.*. .14«
Do for sect...Bl 3-16 M. X & Texas 33%
Ainal Copper 64%!N V Central."..'.l. ihml,
Anaconda 7%! Norfolk West...ins
Atchlson 110% Do pfd 02
Do pfd 106 uiitarlo & West... 42%
Bait & Ohio ;.106V4|PcnDiiylvanla ..... 64%
Can Pacific .....200%:Rand Mines 7*. :
i Ch-» & Ohio.. ... S4 Reading .......... 79% I
I Chi 1 Great West. : 22 > So Railway 126% I
Chi." Mil & St P.l'J> I Da pfd r«.
! De Beers l«%:So Pacific us-,,
l)en 4 Hlo G...Y32 (Union Pacific ... 1771,,
Do pfd, 72%1 Do pfd ........ 94
Erie .;.-... 2RT»(t!-S 5tee1..;..... 78H
Do l«t pfd..... 49 1 -Do pfd ........121%
•Do 2d pfd.....*. \V-i!.!is; ; 17%
Orand Trunk ...."*%' Do pfd .1.;.... an
ill Central 138 ISpanish 4« ;*...;.;. 80 ■
Barsllyer—Firm; 24 % d per ounce. ■
Money—2%iQ3 ..per cent.-. ■ -
», The. rate of discount In the open market for
short bill« In 2S'<?2*i • per -cent and for three
months'• bills 2%(32 0-16 per cut ' •
»■»«■ York Money Market '- '
NEW YORK. March 13.—Money on-. call. I
steady.-2%@2% per cent: ruling rate, 2% per
oent: closing bid, 2H-per,cent; offered at 2%
per cent." ■ •,- ": '■•• :i ■-• *■: ■ ,--.. -. ;v -. ,
-, Tiyie loans, very dull: BO flay». 2' 4 l?i-'% per
cent; 90 dsys, 2%®3 per cent; V, months, 3U@
34 per cent. : • ■ ■■■'-", - - ;-■-
Primp mercantile paper. 4^4% per cent; «ter
line exchange.' steady, with actual ■ business la
bankers-bills at $4.8385*84.53JW 1 for 80 day bills
and *f*4.R«ls for demand.
Commercial bills, $4.534.53 U.
Bar slWer. !i3%c.'
Mexican dollars. 4."m-. . , '-
Bonds—Government, steady; railroad, irregular.
ronnltion of the Treasury .
WABHLNOTON. March I*. -At the - beginning
of bnslness today: the . condition of; the vt'nlted
j BtatPß trpasiir;.
.. Working balances In treasury offices $24 544 -
224; in banks and Philippine• treasury ' $X 2 2S2'-
ROS; total balance In general fand - $82 073 343 •;
. Ordinary receipts Saturday - were, $3 ((,'» 6^6
with ordinary dlKtmrnemeuts nf fliSo.S4l.~ - '
; The deflcit to date tills fiscal year Is $OS"C.
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1911.
Leading Comstocks Again Active
Local and Oil Stocks Still Quiet
827, as against, $24,830,488 at this time last l
year. *,' . _, \ -i . ... .• .:' ■..-..■■
These figures exclude Panama canal and public
debt transactions.
t * Bullion for Bank of England
LONDON. March 18.—Bullion ) amounting to
£1.025,000 (Including £1.000.000-from Brazil) was
taken Into . the Bank >of England today, and
£100.000 was withdrawn for shipment to France
and '£30,000 to Batavla.
' Chicago 'I) I (•count Rate
CHICAGO, March 13.—Exchange on New York,
5c discount. »••
■ .. - ■ s *
' Northern Business
• TACOMA. i March IX—Clearing*. 11.052.848;
balance*. $157,248.
SEATTLE. March' 13.—Clearings. $2,278,353; '
balance*. $18fi.4(>4
SPOKANE. March IX— Cirarinss. ISSB.SI3;
balances, flio.ofin ■<•:••>
PORTLAND. March 13. —Clearings, $2,440,000;
balances, $41C,810. S
Loans, KxrhnnKe and Silver
Silver and Hongkong exchange were ■'V higher.
Prime mercantile paper . ..." CM per cent
Loans, on real estate.... oi-jfi' per cent
Sterling exchange, Co days .. —M 4. s4 '■ -,
Sterling exchange, sight — (34.86^
Sterling exchange, cables.;..... —(34.57H
New York exchange, 5ight....... — «$ .('2'.
New York exchange, telegraphic. —ffi .0."
Hongkong exchange. Bight ra .44',
Hongkong exchange, telegraphic. —(5J .44^
Silver, per ounce. —<2 • r.'_'',
Mexican dollars, nominal ... — 'a .50
CONTINENTAL
New York on Paris .\ 510
New York on Mexico 201 V,
Paris on London;.. 2.1.28
Berlin-on London. i\ ....... 20.47
-t— ; ____ 1 ! ».
STOCK MARKET
Nothing of a striklns character developed In
local, securities yesterday. Bonds sold to the
amount- of $53,000. with a decline in United
Railroads. 4». to $09.37%. People's water pre
ferred stock, sold at $30 and Alaska packers
was higher at $89.2.". Pacific telephone pre
ferred sol 1 higher at $97.
STOCK A.\D BOM) EXCHANGE
Monday. March 13—10:30 a. m.
. INITri) STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask. ' - Bid. Ass.
4s r]r cp new. 1!.".', —■3s qr coup... — — *
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Ala A W .Is. — — IX X! Co 55.. S7 92%
Am R Xl ss. 03^4 95 [0 G.L&H Ss.loo — f
Asso Oil ss.— 9SUlOak Tran f15.106 ,—
Bay ci- Ss.lol ■ — [Oak Tran ss.l*W 104%
Cal C (i 55.100 — ]O Tran Cn 55.101%104
Csl '; 4 i: ■ ' -it Trac-Cn 5s 96% 9«
m & ct .is nn%ioo to Trac co os— no%
Cal st C 58.101 — ii W gtd ss. 92% 9S
Cal Wine ,-,s. 94 95 [Om Cable 6«.104%10B
Cen Cal Tfa 94% — )Pae G Im 1 4s. -- 91
City f;i .>.. 92H 93 • P E Ry .>. .10241 m.;
C C Wat ss. [»6% 9S (Pac L4PSS. 04% —
Do g mc".s — 93 ' Do sri.' 5«. 90%100i;
Ed El IA 55.100 _ jrac:T&T ss. 97% »7%
Rd LAP 0*.105% — P A C Ii 6s. fißi; — .
DnPt P 4%s R3U SS%IP ,v i, [{ Os.loo —
First F TrSl.loß — tPeople's Wss 70% 70U
FA C II 6s. — 10T> Powell st B*.. 911 —
II c 4 s :.-. 103 — -si.- EG&Rss.ir>2% — .
Hon R T 65.102 107t;;S Dieco R ss. — —
I. Tahoe Rss 97 88 S J LAP ss. 93% — •
I, BcacbCGßs.loo — J Do Cor 6s.
LA ]-,]■■■ ,Is. BO — ' series A. 101 —
LAG &El r.s — — s r F.I Ry fls — —;.
Do Cor ss. 97 — ISF.O & 5J55.103 103
I. ARy ss. 106 — j Do 2d. mp.'.s 92 — '
Do Cor .".-. 99%100%! Do Con "is. — p.". i .
I.AI. gtd 55.100 — JSJ* SCR ■»'..* 82% —
1,.\1' i-m 55.108W — |Sifrra B fis..- — 10.".%
LAP Cal ."is. 00%101 |3 p of ,C 6s
Mnrin W 5«. — 104 ■ (1912)' ....1«2 +-
Mkt M c fis. — 104 |SPC 1 c c r,s.no% —
Do lem ss. 97% 9S%!S p B R 8«.12S 12S
MV4 MtTus.loo — SPRR Ist r4s 94% 83
Natoma C 6s 91% — |stkn G&E 65.104 —
NRof c ,-,«.ni>, — SV W c mg4s 91% 92
N CRy .102 — iIJ G & I ss. 991.; —
N crco ,V _ I»%!ITR of SF 4s. las, 69%
XCP Ca .'» — 92 |Val Co P ss. 9!»%100%
WAT: STOCKS
Marin Co . . — . — »S V Wat Co. Mi S2
Peop W pfd 50 B9 i ...
GAS AND ELECTRIC, STOCKS
City El Co.. C 9 71%jPac L pfd... 74 73
N cal Power — 60 ! Do com ... 09' A —
On ft, lap 71 — (
INSURANCE STOCKS -
Cal Ins Co.. — $0 iPac C Can Co — —
Flremn's Fd.250 — |
BANK STOCKS
Am Ntl Bk. ■— — [First Natnl. .220 \ —
I Anglo 4 1.0n.i:.4 — [Met Nat 8k.22. —
' Bank of Ca1.206 _ [Union T C0.21(i0 —
Cent Trust.. 119% — | ".
SAVINGS BANKS •
Ger S A 1,.2*20 2919 |Mnt Snv Bk. B5 7"i
Hum S Bk. ■. 135 JSec Say 8k..32fJ —
STREKT RAII.HOAit STOCKS
California ..123 — iPresldln 19% —
POWDKR STOCKS
D.i Pont pfd 84 R4%iGiant Con..— SS
Do com ..155 160 I
Sl'.; \T{ STOCKS
Hawaiian C. 37 37%|Makawell S C 37% —
Honokaa S Cl 2 . — iin r»-a S C. 37% 38
Hutch S P C 16 : - iPaauhatt s C. 20% --
Kllauea 8 C. — 15 |Union 8 Co.. 71-, 72%
OIL STOCKS. "
Amal Oil Co. 42 — ll'nlen'Prov .. — 1021J
Asso Oil Co. 46% 46T<,lUnitcd Pet ..103%104%
i Palmer Oil. .1.47%1.50! Coast m ..f — 101
[Sterling Oil.. 1% .2% Do com .. — —
Union Oil ■ .-. — — I •
MISCELUVXEOUS STOCKS
Alaska P A. S!i — r,- Aux FA — —
Cal F C A..10514 — [pac C. 80rax.152 —
Cal Wine pfd 87% s.s |pac TAT pfd 96 STJ
Do com .. P<B «9 1 Do com ... 52 —
MV* MtTtn. — -- Philip TAT 21 23
N Alas - C 0.103 - —
SALES
Morning Session
Board—
10 California Wine As«n icoml... RS.OO
100 Hutchlnso-i Sugar Plantation... 16.00
10 Onomen Haft I ■• . 37.25
20 Paanhau 8 P-C" ......:.. 2] .00
*I.ofio People's Water Co 55....... 70.37%
*?.000 - PR ie Ist refdg 4b..*:.'. .94.87%
$2,000 Spring. Val Wat gen mtge 45.. »1.75
$10,000 Ptclflc Tel & Til 3s . •'"■'•-"-■
■ : .. : , Street— ■..'.,,- ■.■." '
Iflrt Uakavi li Sugar C 0.....;.... 3S TO
$1,010 Pacific Tel & Tel 5* 0775
$20,000 s i" it R.lst.reMg 4s 94574
Afternoon' Session
Board—
TO Alaska Packers' A55n.......... S9 25
10 Associated Oil Co ;..;. '46R7U
40, Associated oil Co 4«.7S
2". Associated Oil Co 4R (121.,
25 California Wine Assn (pfdl..:'. R7.75
. 100 Hutrhinson Sugar plantation./. 16.00
15 Onnmea Sugar C 0......... <„ SI 37%
40 Pacific Tel A Tel (common).... 52 25
25 People's Water Co (pfd)...... 50.00
100 Union Sugar i o . .-... 72 00
$fi.oO(i s P It U tat reMi: 45...-..-.:. m 87v;
■ $3,000 Spring'Val Wat gen m»s> 45.. 91.75 "
$6,000 United R R of S F '- 69.50
: $2,000 United R R of B F 45..... .. 69 "7t4
Street— -^ ' "
50 Taclfle Tel a Tel (pfd»..:. 07.00
. IM-I'TFn SECURITIES •
Bid. Ask.- - Bid. Ask.
Pac <;ak ."is 95% —. (Cnl; fot Mills 70 72%
8 Crux Cem6s M ■ —' Honolnlu Sns. — 48
Went Pac .%s 05 : — Peon \V <oni. ■'&% 3%
Alameda Sng — 21 iPac G4£ pfd. M 89
French-A Bk. 86% |8 f.niz Cem.. 38 BO
■--■■■• - SALES • •'.•
. 30 Santa Cn ]7 , Portland Cement... 58.00
5 100 People's Water (c0mm0n)..... 3 2.".
$4,000 Santa Crnis Pert Cement 65.... 90.00-.
$5,000 Pacific Gas 4 Electric 55.;;... 99.00
$18,000 Western Pacific Ry ss. ..T.:.. .'95.12%
—— _ ■ ; _^
MINING STOCKS
—;••■ ', •■ " ■■■,■•„: : _—^
Pressure to soil Mexican was tbe ■ fpptnr>' of
mlnln* storks Tonterriay morning. In spite of
favorable reports from tbe mine, and the stock,
which ■; closed Saturday at , $1.f>2%.* was ham
mered down.to $1.45, when snnporttng orders to
bar caused a recover/ to $l.fi2V>. t'onsolldatetl
Vlrtri'ila sold from $1.02% down to »7c, closing
at DSp. The greatest tctfTlt.v was In Union,
which' advanced from 4&e to We under a ■ lone
lint of sales. These throe, stocks were Hie only
active ones In the . Comstock . group.
Changes In the southern Nevada* were a; de
■■' ••• in P.elmont: t rom $0.274 to $0.17% and an
advance In Jumbo Extension fr..m 44.- to 50e. ,:
► The I Ruby ( r«-ek ' exploration company jof i Port
Clarence district. Alaska, has. levied an assess
ment of If, delinquent April 14. ■•.
The output for the . three r leading fom«topk
north end mines the last week reaches a total
of . $22,843. a slight Increase . over - the previous
week, and giving the .north-end properties an
other record week of : recent' times. ; The Opblr
company leads-as usual with an extraction of
$14,550. • divided as • follows: .2100 level * stop*/
822 - cars, averaging $33.00;" 2100 level* south
from west crosscut. fiS cars. ■ averaging 115.08
--2300 nnflerstope. Si averaging $20.58. The
Mexican company has another good showing
from the exploratory work on the "2300 and 2500
levels. -. the total 'assay: velne' of the ■ ore. being
15.547.2Ti. This was divided a*-follows:: 2300
level, north drift. 138 • cars. ■ averaging - $8.06
giving a total value of ; $1.101: 2.W0 level from
the raise, -70 • cars, averaging • $«fi.*7. giving a
total, value nf $4,«57: crosscut to west near ;face
33 - cars. - $1«.32."- •> and •4 « cars,'--$12.15; > totaling
$820. The Consolidated: Virginia extracted from
the ISOO stope .and from the north . drift" 1700
level SOS cars, averaging $8.39 per ton 'and a
total output of ' $2,945."
SAW? FRANCISCO STOCK ; EXCHANGE
' Following I were • the Mips on the ' San ! Fran
cisco- stock 'exchange 'y»«terilav - ■ **-• •* ■
. . " - . CO.MSTOCKS".
Rpßulnr Morning Session
2000 Con - Imperial." - <i 2 (VK> Seg Belcher '"" - OS
.700.C0n \"!i J1..1.02H U)0 Union "Con :" ~4S
200 Mexican*. ..:..!. 2i»> ITtah '' .;" ' m
MOO Ophlr ,'-,....~.1.105;>fKl Yellow Jacket. 2!i
1(K) I'otosl ,;..."..;.: 2l| S(H» Yellow "Jactot."' -S
1 500 Scorpion •..:..:•• 13} 500 Yellow Jacket. :27
Afternoon' Session „- |
WIO Con Vn M I.oo' 200 Potosl .*».....• 23 |
200 ("on Va M.. 1.02%! 700 Savag* ....••.- 20
1000 Con vi M.. . o*l 400. Scorpion =:.:... 13
200 Gould A Cur. .12! 200 Seg Belcher .... 0$
1000 Mexican .....1.651 600 Sierra Ncr ... 20
16U0 Mexican .... .1.501 100 T'nion Con ....49
600 Mexican .. .1.47 V 800 Union Con ... no
100 Mexican .. .1.524 100 Union Con, ... 51
1800 Mexican . 1 45(1100 Union Con ... B2
200 Oph!r. . ...1 124-3000 Union Con... .84
200 'htr .....1 074 ,"W1 Union Con ... 63
200 Ophir .>, ... .1.051 700 Union Con ... ; .18
200 Overman . .... 811; COO Yellow Jacket. 28
100 Overman . '01 V*. ■
'•• Informal Session
200 Con ViM 98' 500 Scorpion 13
200 Con Va M.... 991 200 See Belcher . . J 08
200 Mexican . 1 524 10110 Sierra. ?Cev ... 21
300 Mexican ... . 1.55(1800 Union? Con. ... M
■"'<•" Mexican . ..1.62U1 500 Union Con ... SB
CLOSING tjUOTATIONS ,
Bid.Ack.i Bid.Ask.
Alpha ....... 04 05 Hale & Norc: 20. 22 J
Alta ..'....... 03 —|.Tulla Con .... 12 ' M
v"• 1"i ...,.;. OS 09 Justice ....... 05 07
Pelclier 23 —IKentnck Con.. ■—■ ,Jo
Ke*t * Belch. -21 28 Mexican 1.82 1.63
Hnin* rhotlnr. 20 -Occidental .... 44 —
Brain Potoal. 20 — Opblr 1.<17 1.10
Bnlilon ..OR 07 Overman ..... 20 '22
Cajedonia .... '.'»; 27'rotosl .. "-"- 25
Challenge..... Os Savage 1» 20
"'hollar ...... 10 13 Sex Belcher ..OR 10
Confidence ... 40 — Scorpion . 12,13
Con Va M..... U9 1.00 Sierra Nev V.. 20 22
Con Imperial. 03 03 Silver Hill ... °* °*>
Crown P..int.. — 50iUnlon Con ... 55 57
Exchequer ... — WUtah 03 Of
GouM & Cur. 10 s l2lVellow Jacket.- 2« -'*
• TONOI'AH AND OOI.WIEIJy STOCKS '
Regular Morning Session \.
r.(V> Conqueror ... 01 15000 North Star ... 10
2000 Golden Bldr.. 03 2200 West End .. . 5.1
200 Jim Butler .. 20! 500 Yellow Tiger.. 00
500 MacNamara .. 14
Afternoon Session
10f»O Adams 01 300 Com ' Fraction..*' 11
11.00 Atlanta 13: 200 Florence. -.2.1.1
200 Belmont ...». ,8.23| 300 Old Con M...6.00
.100 Belmont .. .6.874300 Jumbo Xx •'"
1000 Booth ..." Hj SOO fill! K«irN|a.. o<i
500 D,), ), 15... 11 1000 Midway 15
I"1' Cent Kiireka..l.3o 8200 North Star ... 10
100 Cent Eureka..l.3.*! 100 Ton eaten ...1.20
Informal. Session
."00 Bolmont .6.20'1C00 J\ev Hills ..2.72H
1500 Blue Bull ... 04 1000 On. « 5. 2.70
1000 Booth 1111000 R. <! Hill* 03
WOO Booth ....... 1211000 Rescue Eula ..' 08
3000 CO D, ■ .'.... 1000 Round Mt -42
2.V10 Jnmhn Ex ... 49; 10CO South Eureka..6. B."
2000 MacNamara ■.. 13, ...
i i.osini; nfOTXTIQXS
CALIFORNIA
Bid. Ask. ISld.Afsk.
Argonaut l.fiO — rent Enreka... —*1.40
Bunkes .Hill.. — 7 50JSo Eureka M.C.SO —
Cassldy Con.. 10 — |
NEVADA
' Tonopah District
„-. Bid.Ask ■ B!d.A»k.
Belmont . C.17 North Star... 10 11
Jim Bifller .. tn 27 Rescue Bali .. OS 00
M.--cNamara .. 13 14' Ton Extra ... .1.20 1.25
MLlway 15 lejTwi of NPT...5.25 8.50
Mlrpah Ex .. 4>:West End ... 52 M
Montana ..... 87 sn;
GoldfleM DlffHrt
Adnms — "1 Old Kewanas.. C(\ '. 07
Atlanta. IS 14 M Merger M. .07 ' OS
Blue Bell ... m 02'JGrandma ....". Ot 02
Blue Bull ..: 03 O»;«reat Bend .. 01 02
Booth*,. . 11 I2:<"irt Bend Anx. — 01
C O D 07 OS I'Jrt Bend Ex. — 01
Columbia- Mt.. 02 {>3!Jnmbo El ... 48 IK)
Com Fraction. 11 12! I/we Star ... t 02 03
Conqueror .... — ni or.. \..>(Xi 07
Cracker Jack. — Orßed Hills .... 02 01
I.mdfld ■■ Trnsl.'' ~: Ollßpfl Top V.3. ■.; 01 -02 i
Florence .... .2.15 2.2o!Sllver I'lck .. 05 " on
Frr.iices Mhk.. 01 —|St Ires — '1«
Gold Bar CM. 05 ](i;VTondPr ...... — 01
RW Con M...6.87 6,95 ,■}]., Tiger.. 05 : .06
Girt Tortland. -01 . 02j •
• *- • Bullfrog District
AmetnT&t .... — m-Mont Bullfroc. — 01 1
I^-nnle Clare.. or .O3lMfintpomT Mt. — 01
Blfre Nat Bk - inTiatnp Con .. 03. IV»
Homestake K. — 01 'Valley View... —' 01
Mayflower Con' 05 . (m: ■< ■
Manhattan District
Man Con — or?!fine Xat .... — 01
Man DexteT... 04 n,*, Sirsy Dog ... 09 04 |
Mineral Hill.. 01 02iThanksRivlng.. 04 OS I
Mustang Man. 02 04! • '
other Districts '
Eagle's Neat.. 02 .04 Pitts S Teak.: ,75 . 80
Falrrw 0 Bid 03 i.Tßamsey ...... 01 OS
Ki.irvw KairlP. -40 . 4firKaw • Coalition. 05 081
Fnlirw Hallgt . 01"'. Oijnound Mt .... 41 42
■I"''ls Pot .... 04 —iTecopa Con .. — S3
Ni Hills ...2.70 2.75]
A«»f««mrnt - Directory Conmtock Mine*
Company— No.. Del. hoard. Sale day. Ami.
Savape 20 Mar. 11 Apr. 5 .10
See. Belcher... 48 Mar. 10 * Apr. 5 , .05
Crown .Point.... a Apr. « Apr. 28 .10
Inion ;. 2-'< Apr. 7 May 3 . .10
Bullion 20 Apr. 10 Mny 10 .05
OIL STOCKS
The oil storks were quiet and without feature
yesterday, there being Do fluctuations worthy
of note.
Parafflne oil stock m -ex dividend of le.
yesterday. ■
SAX'FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Bid. 'Art.| Bid. Ask.
Alma .. —" 93'Xcw Ta Pet fto ' —
Am.-ii Oil .. W.OG Occidental .. 1-".
Am I'et ■ oni — 54.00tpac s Pet.: ' 2* .2.1
Amy — 7', Paraffin* ... — -S3
Awo Oil ..46.75 —'Palmer .. 1.47-1.50
I'" •'- ... — !W.(>oTslmr Union 58-' ■ —
Blue Moon.. — fi] Peerless .... 3.2.1 —
Prookshlre.. 1.12 1.25 Piedmont ... 1.1
Caribou .... — l.T.OjPinal 4.o7''—
clnremont.. 1.25 1 Premier ...." —'. 70
Coal, nwfc — < 1.001 Record 5..V> —.
Coal ■•ml. 2" Republic ... — 61
Con Midway 1.: I!!,-.> . . — I.M)
Cresceus ... 40 Boa F & McK.IO.OO —
Del Rey .14 - Saner Dough — 1.65
"'• l."v .. 1.20 I.2s'Silver alp... 1.10 —
Empire .... 1.50 I .(jOlSoverelgn ... 1" '20
Kno« ....... M •■■ —s\v & 8... 25 ■—
Fnltori ..... 40. -41 Sterling .... 1.40 1.50
ill Crude... 'go —[Sunset Mob. B0 —
Lncllp ..... — 12. Superior .... ■13 '■■ —
Marlcopa N. 23 —{Turner "..... 1.30 1:3.1
Marlcopa 3rt — 2.oo!fnlted 0i1...— , 75
Mnw^k . . 2.0K —[Wolverine- .. 40 - —
McKlttrlck.. M "—|W X nil Co. 2.C0'2.70
Montr- Crist 2.05 — Yellowstone. — 15
Ne?- Midway 10 —'storage, ctfs. 34' —
SALES - .
10:30 a. in.—
:;000 Con Midway, g 5. .13
000 ParlOr Stntes ■ '. .25 -
200 Palmer, j-3... • 1.50
1000 Palmar .......: 1.50
Informal— . ...
400 P.irlflr States. * 3... 2.>
1000 I'almrr .T'nlon .."...;.;.....,...... ' .51
1:15 p. m.— - '-• '
2700 Palmer 1.50
1 ■ -s-.. Informal— ■
1500 rainier, s 3...'....- .58.
LOS AXGELES Oil- EXCHANGE
[Special Dispatch to The Call] /
LOS ANGELES. March 13.—Mexican petroleum
common lout ground again today on the oil stock
exchange. • The trouble In the southern republic
Is given -as flip causeiof: the nVcllne. ; ('onsoli
dated.Midway showed more strength and closed
at, 13'/(>c. Palmer was steady. Mexican petro-
Ipura preferrpd was ■ pegged at $64. Jade was
quiet. The call:
• Producers— \ *.::'.~, Bid ' Asked
Amalgamated OH 40.00 45.00
American Crude .011 :.... — •'• > s&%-
American Pet. Co. (com > ! — 53:00
Associated" Oil. i ".. 48.78 — ,
Hear Crook ..:.:..... 42 .67
California Midway......:...... .55 ti ' .5*
Central ...'... I.OSV] 2. 0S "
Columbia ......... .". ...1.00
Consolidated Midway oil C 0... -.131,4 ,UU
Continental Oil . ' — ' 3.".
Rnrm Oil Co - 371, —
Euclid 0i1'C0.... ......... — -.55
rnlliTton Oil Co. _ ' 5.00 ;
OlotM .05^ .15
Jade Oil Co. ::;."......... .88 ' .3SV4
Mexican Pet. Ltd. (pfd).....". 84.00 - —.
Mexlciin Pet. Lt*. (c0m)...: H0.75 31.00
Mascot Oil Co .."........ •' — -3.00
New rrnnvlraula Pet.: Co..V. .49 —
Olimlit Land Co. (oil). .49 ... ■_
Palmer Oil Co. ',•-::•••"• 1.47 1:50
Penosylrania Midway Oil C 0.." .20 r —".';
Perseu* Oil C 0.... — I .20 :
Plnal Oil C 0...,........;.:... — 10.00-
Plrn.Oli and Ijind C 0...'....- .20, —
Rice Ranch Oil C 0..- — ■ .7.1<
Traders 1 Oil Co ...........^ 75. 100.00
I,'nlon ...-. ..■...;. loi .12% :i0i.50
Union .Provident C0.....~".... 100.00 ,101.00 .
United. Petr01eum............; 100.00 • 100.2.1
l'nltpd Oil Co :....,...: .70 •,' "
Weitern.l'nlon ...*.. ..:.\.. .75.00 .. 96.50
' N'onproducers— ■■ '-• '■ ' .' - ■
Nevada Midway Oil C 0:.".'.'."..'. , .16 ■ — :
Olenm DpTPlopm»nt C 0........ * .r '4»i ■-. .03 >
1 ■"■ -.-. Morning Sales 1. . ■> • , - ■':'•■
1,000 California Midway....'..... ' L WH4
1.000 California.Midway.. ,1««i
• 1.000 Ccn»olidated Midway .12%
6.000 Consolidated.Midway...... . 13U
3.000 ConsoUdated Midway ;(b30)..;.... ,1 ..1»H
13.000 Consolidated Midway.............' . .13
--> 3,000 Consolidated Midway............. 1 ■-. I3u
•SO Mexican Pet. Ltd.". (pfd>....V:.V..64.00
' 10 Mexican Pet. L.td.\(e0m>......... 31.00
--" :10 Mexican Pet." Ltd. (c0m)....;....' 30.75-'
. .100 Palmer ..:..'............'.......;, 1.49"
in« Palmer .:...... l.4st;
olinda I>and Co.. (oil).: ..:......•."• .4flU
L.600 I'tilted ... .'................., ;-.72f
Afternoon. Sales , ,' .
1,000 California Midway .:.'...'....V... MU
I,'KiO ilifornla ' Midway."..:.'...".."...;. * .*>n • "
1.000 California. Midway.".'.'..: ".... ..'.SH
:L-~>oo Consolidated: Midway ......'...... .13.
4,00<t <*onßoiid«ted Midway •.... ' .1314
. ,-5») Mexican Pet. Ltd. (pfiU-.....;.: 01,00 '.
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS
"Wall aitrrct'aitocksi.flrm. Copper*
:. i dull. -..-r, _."'■;■ .• ■.- ',- •; ' •.; :
Cotton future" lower.'
I/Oral atock* show Illtlo i-hanar.
Stiver and fHongkong rirhnngr
%c hlßher. v ..«
Japan . Imvlne , wlient ami flour tin
-" north. ■.■•■;■• -
Barley and onta sitrndjr nml un
-1 chanKfil. ''-'■ . '* .. "•■- .
Hajr; market. «lor« not' respond to
■i snanr «vrntlipr. . ' • . • .
Hops hlchcr, nllh «lork« «rr«(lr
wredneed. .-. ■. . : •■■ ■ . ---■•'
Bayo l>pfin-*t nonirnhnl lon rr.
Butter lower. ■ Ekk* higher. 4 hrrar
unchangied. , .'
Potatoes and onion* falrl? nrtlir,
Better trading In frrnh frul(«. i
Six, ear* of western lmnllrj- mi
■ sale. ' *•. •;■•.'■ - -•• *.■ ■ •
1.000 Jade OH; Co.. f,3!»li
Off board— . ' ' •
10 Mexican Pet Ltd. from) 31. M
1.000 Ollnda i.«,i • Co.; (oil t . M
GRAIN MARKET
.Wheat and Olhrr <.r:iln« . / , :
Wheat—Chicapo was lower." but there wan no
clinnfte-reported in this market. "I
Portland advice* nay: • ,•».
••'While Japan Is In the market for flotrr.^nini
era «ny that borers.there. are 1 Insistent-npon. M
curing lot* -at lower. prices.. ; Some bu«lne/<s , ban
been accepted by some of th» Interior-mills jit
about 10c below actual cost of production. Japan
Is still buying club and red wheat, and for that
reason the market price here Is holding firm at
unchanged figures. , ; _ It is also stated that the
Japanese secretly wurPd an enormous supply Of
wheat by paying a small premium, while tlto
general trade believed there was no actual busi
ness available." :
CASH WHEAT
California elnb. $1. .lord 1.40; Sonora. -$1.63(3
J. 70: white Australian. J1.r.0i5? 1.5.: northern club
$1.40@1.42H: Russian red. "jt.371 1.40; blue
stem, ?1.50@1.52% per ctl. ;' '
c -. FUTURES • :
■. 10 a. m. Session '
'• No quotations. . -
Barley— Futures continue unsettled and were
lc lower yesterday morning. - . - .
i The cash grain stood as before. In the after
noon futures, recovered. May 2%c and Decem
ber li,r.
CASH BARLEY
No. 1 feed. J!.1.-,r,i!.ir,L 4: choice. ?1.17U: off
grades.. $1.121,^1.13.-, 4 : brewing, $1.17>,4@1.20;
shipping, f1.20@1.2S per ctl.
rCTURES
10 a. m. Saaaion
May »t.2oi , bid. '$1.2214 spfced.
December— 51.111, bid, t1.1H% asked.
2 p. 111. Session • <
• Open" High Low \Close
Jlsy ■.-.,-.:1^;51.22%, «t.22%! f1.22!-i f1.35%
December ... .1.1 f? 1.10 1 11; 1.16
-■ Oats—Red for feed. f1.1001.15 for common to
f»'j;._,*,ll7*4@l.22tt for goo.l to choice; black.
♦ 1.0.14Q1.10 for commoq. $1.1501.20. for good
to choce: gray, nominal; white. $I.4oinM 50 ■
Corn—White Egyptian. $1.60: western states
yellow, In bulk, San -Francisco- track, $1.24;
white. $1.25; mixed. $K23: sacked prices 7%c
higher: white Egyptian, f1..J5'51.60; "brown do
$1.40<51.45 per ctl..
Rye—Nominal at f1.504t1.Q0 per ctl. *•'■ .
Foreign Futures*
' - LIVERPOOL
Wheat—, - March Mir " July
Oivning « st,
dosing ........,...._ r 6oi; 6954 .0 9%
PAUiS
• Wheat- . ■ V March Aos.S^pt
Opening .... 1 •'- ",|
nlifr— ■"■■ ;;;; 21-m 2I!-35
Opening ..............;....'. 35.45 35.05"
'losing ....'"!!/" ' 35.70 ':'•-, ■;.;-)
CHICAGO BOA HI) OP TRADE
T"«i»iirr Grain ■ and I'rnvUlonn
9 ruiCAGO March 13.—Heavy, telling carried
down the price of wheat today after exports had
declared that the damage from Hessian fly was
Inconsequential. - Closing figures showed a net
decline of. So to l»gc. . The other chief cereals,
i'^5 nl!lied with a loss -^0™ off >i@?ic: oats.
]%«f,V A c;. provisions at the end of the day were
the same as Saturday night to 7He below.
One of the big.sellers- of new crop contracts
for wheat was a prominent speculator who had
been out of the market for some time. Treasure
centered mainly on the July delivery. , Cash de
mand was. if possible, . worse, ami the larger
longs seemed ■to lack nerve fnr any active at
tempt to stop short sellers from hammering the
market. Early In the day firm cables «nd .de
crease In the rnited State* visible supply afford
f{J "u mi" aid to the bulls. Closing prices,
tho.jßh steady, were at almost the bottom for the
NMtoD May ranged from Poc 91%,., wlth Ust
Bales J4©lC off at 0Ol«(<Xfl01 4 r.
Leading sellers of oorn were the same people
who were pounding wheat. M»v fluctuated be
in,l7^° "^'^ 01 ' finishing %c net lower at
43H(<r40*gc. Cash corn was easy. No. 2 yellow
closed at 4S(B4BHc. feiiow
'Oats suffered in sympathy with other grain*.
flgiircs ,!m,c. a net decline of i 4 c. wJtb latest
flgiires 3074 c. a net decline of i;e.
Both shorts and longs pnrrbahrd provisions,
biit ther» was ," big run of hots here and west.
When (ho final gong sounded pork was 2H©7Uc
decline W"h " I"1 tib 'ln('h!'n« p 'l '« -! 2<-
, Chicago Grain and Provision Future*
(Furnished ■ by E. F. Hutton A Co., 490 California street 1
: . CItJCAOO, March 18.- 'Hi.' leading futures ranged bs «follows: BtrcPt-'
. . Wheat— Open Hißh •, i^ott Close March 11 Tear , m
May .....................,;;,, :■.-.' SO.fllH ! jo.flo - jo.^i^ /S"S?4 \?*u£i
July .........:.. ...- .i>o . .90 - .-wssji.'. ss e^- <*i lOS •
September 1 .:....... i....... .59% .83% \ .88 • .*<(£"" ' '.&%, . 1."05U
May .50 ..>0 .49U ■.—'.481« 50 -
July .-..:..>.. ; 50« >.v>«- . r,«,i; .501.J "no*; ;g* .
5eptember^................ .51% .51% ' ..-.n, - ,:,i\ -."51% 167%
May ni>, .Sl>, .sot; . :: ,,; 4 ■ .;' . .3,14 • . 4 , T ,
July ■•■•■. • .so% .31. 1 .3o»i,_ ; ;>)v,:; .■ .sin • -«»!■:
■ September ?.O-, .31 - -30% " ."o%"' .30% . ' :.40%
May ....: 17.40 17.47.. 17::7', 17.42' i 17.50 :2f1.15
•July in. 16.50 r '16.40 - 10.50 . IK..MM., 26.05
Lard — .. . - ■- * - .. ' .
May .■ .: .9.05 .'9.1214 9.0.1 !>.I2U. 9.1214 14 22^
July 8.08 ■ 9.0.-. 9.00 on:," $..0714 14071?
September 0.00 9.05 • 9.00 9.05 9 05 ■
Short Ribs—' ■ ■• ■■ -■-
May .". 9.40 Ml}* f1.40 9.47U 9.47% " 13(5214
July 9.00 8.07^ it. 071., 9.a-> 9.07H- 1350 ■"
September .■■■■..■■■■.■■■■■ n.OO ■ 5.97^ 9.0214 :»12%'
< n«li drain nun I'roriaions
• CHICAGO. March 13.—Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, steady: No. 2 ry.-. RSc; feed or
mixing , barley, Co®Tsc; • fair to choice malting;.
!K)S9»c: flaxseed. No. 1 southwestern $2..V>. No.-l
northwestern. -: J2.68; timothy seed. *7«10.75;
clorer," $14.7.": mess pork, per bbl. $18.2.1(iJlS.f>0;
lard, per : 100- lbs. $9.02 V 4: ; short ribs, sides
(loose). *« T.-./rir>..".i': short clear sides- (boxedt,
?9.62^e9.75. : . ■ . . -
-■--.■■ , GRAIN STATISTICS;
" Total clearances of wheat and flour were equal
to 84.000 bushels. Primary receipts were 702.000
bushels..compared with in.14.000 the correspond
ing day a year ago. I%p visible supply of wheat
In the Tatted States decreased l,6fiS.onO bushels
for the week. . The atnwint of breadstuff on ocean
passage Increased l.«4S,000 bushels. .Estimated
rerelpts for tomorrow:. Wheat. -IK rare: corn,
4IK cars: oat«. 140 cars; ho?^. 2.1.000 head."
DAII.V MOVEMENT OF PRODVCE . ■
Articles— ". • Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, barrels 74.'«»> ._ S.OOO
Wheat, bushels '. .■ IS.fiOO. 21.000
Corn, bushels :........:...2R3.700 IHI.SOO
Oats, bushels 1H3.R00 173.500
Rye. bushels ............... 6.000 .
Barley, .bushels- ". 70,500 : 20.600
CHICAGO, March 13.— E. F. Hutton & Co.'»
wire says:, .■ • • ■ ' < ■■ . - , ■•■ -"".
"Wheat—Favorable crop reports and. fine
weather have been too much for the wheat mar
ket ■'today. ■ These ' influences have been para
mount and there has been much short selling.
The.latter has been of a much stronger chnrac
ter than usual, -although smaller , sellers -have
trailed after the larger ones. • Pressure has been
very, largely on. til* .new crop months, mainly
July. •- Primary receipts are still much short of
a year., ago,' but' have shown much 'gain over a
week- agp..\ Cash - wheat demand } is. as -disap
pointing as ever.. and the weakness of the- new
crop futures southwest shows the Influence of, the
fine ' crop reports that •- have been 3 coming ■in
steadily. Experts sent out last week, to examine
wheat field* | for • Hessian fly report'only.; limited
infection, % and this in ' early sown wheat " only.
Crop outlook is generally excellent, "Larger.longs
have s been doing - very * little ' today, -letting.; the
short sellers hammer the market, Llverpoolwas
helped some by the strength here.. World's ship
ments were more than expected. ;Winter, wheat
fields had good rain over Sunday In Kansas. Mis
souri. .Illinois and Indiana and present conditions
are fine for this season of the year. ;jUs.».jrJs*^?T
"Corn developed a heavy tone and sold -lower.
Speculative pressure j has been | considerable, • and,
as in wheat, lof■ a • fairly gtronc :nort. :;, In fact,
the big sellers of corn today were-the Mine as
in " wheat, ■ with; many ,' of those who covered :on
Saturday's • bulges :• reselling.'; Support has .: been
moderate of a commission honse sort, small orders
mainly. Weather not las mild as on Saturday in
corn '< belt." and ■ the - country. offering more s corn.
bat generally asking Saturday's prices. Seaboard
reports no: foreign demand. * Export clearances
were 109,000, bushels only. -■ ....
> "Oata 5 have ■ been • under very, similar presmre
to" that in wheat. '«< Some of ; the speculators who
covered short, wheat on. the bulges were reselling.
There was 1 more ■- or a less unloading •by belated
longs; and no • encouragement ' from the cash »de
mand. Sales of cash reported here were 105,000
bushels." . :.' ■ ZtSlSftt3&BßUttl&J&&i
■■ • • >ew York Grain, Market'
B NEW, YORK. March. 13.—Flour—Barely steady,
with a moderate jobbing trade. Receipts,-27,890
barrels;'shipments, 12,993 barrels, ua- -:■ >j■>,.-..
-.Wheat—Spot,.et»y..- No. 2 red..93%e elevator
and 94%c,f. o. b. afloat: No. I>northern Puluth.
M-OR*, f.-orb. afloat. •: Futures market"declined
as • a result of " favorable ; reports : regarding:, the
crop. outlook 1 and ; absence of ca«h ' demand, . c|os-
Ing H©'Vic net : lower. r May : closed' 86% c, ." July
closed 95c -* Receipts.'73.2oo "bushels." -
■ , ■.- Visible Grain Supply .'.'.',.T..',\ .i.-..'
; ; NKW YORK, March IS.— visible supply or
grain in the United States Saturday; March U,
Hops Higher, With Stocks Small
Butter Declined—Eggs Strongei
*■ rompllH bj Hie New York produce exchange,
»v *• follow*: ■•■ ":• ''. '■■■:■ • ."••■.". •" ' "*-.~\,'rJl'
» Wheat, .iH.TJS.OOT) buihcli; decreiM. 1,646,000
Coro, 12.614.0 i» bushels; Increase, 810,000 bush-
Oaf*. |S iomcii/ii bushels; decrease, 354,000 bush
fll
'.'.'l7 mm hnahfli; decrease.. 14.000 bushels.
tMrlojl, I.SfiO.OOr) bushels;-decrease,'. 41.000
[,i,.hri« 'jiXiW^lmi in UU 'Miii.iwpTl *~l^|i~nrT~
Tbt* ♦ts!b)« enrply <>t wheat In Canada last
«»<iir<lijf im P.n00.000 bushels, a decrease, of
14&,0W hi|«l,rl« :
Wortfcrrn Wheat Market
Washington; .•-, >
• TACftMA. M«"ii Ia — Wheat—Blnestem, R.V;
fnttf't-M, Xi". Hub. Mi&SHic; red Russian, SOe.
n'*rMfif»<-WbMr, J2 car*. .- •
.--JlBATTt.fi. -%Utcb I.l—Wheat:" Milling (juota
ttrttid-Tiliiostefn. Vo. forty-fold. «V; clnb, :S2c;
flf», «Sr-: foil' Riiml»». SOc. sKuport—BlHestem,
Ktn'tnrtr'-toW, »!<•; flub. SOc; fife. Soc; rod Rus
»l»n,,7Sr. ■ • ' *• - ' "■' ■' ■
-.■■,....-...-.'. onrAos ■ ■ ■;•.— _■/■'." ;.":•.
PORTT.ANn, M«rrh ll).w.WKwt: Trark prices—
Club 7l>«fiO< t: blii«tem. Sl'S^c: red Russian,
"Sr; v»!lejv80e; It fold, SO<3Blc." '*•*■'* -
R*t*l|>t» Wheat. *.'» cars; barley, 3 oars; oats,
4 car»; in.--, 10 car*. •■ - ' .
Mlnnrnpoli* and liiilmh Grain anil Flax
MINVKATOMS. March ■ 13.— Barley—Higher,
demand • Utron* (or ill grades. Closing ranse,
72C40.V. •■. ■ '-.■■' ■' '
• Corn X«. 3 yellow, 42Vt,<a*2%e. . ■
■ O«t»—No. .': whlto. 2SH<g2»r. • - ,-*
Ryp __^ 0 . 2. B.'!lf 83He. v >:: :■'■ -■ '<
. Wheat—M*y. !»H4<-; 'Jtily. BST;c;-September,
m%e. CMk -N«- 1 h»rd. {«)<-: No. 1 northern.
07>4«!>SViP:'. No.' 2 northern, 047-4@96>,*c; No. 3,
Ol'M'39sH< >.i •" •■ ■' • '■■ ■ ■ •■-'■■-'■■ v;;;' *-■
Fl«T—T.!o«p<l nt 12.86. . . - - ,
Hll,rT!i. Ar»rch 13.—0n track »nd to
•rrlyp, $2.C«; May, $2.60 bid.
LOCAL MARKETS
Receipt*) of Produce March 13
Flour, (]r sks ..:. 3.2241T«110w, " ctls .U. ; 130
Wheat, etls. .....l.ROOlHides, No 340
Barter, ctls ■..'.. 4,210 Pelts,-. No '.'".v5.,,-••- 15
Bean*, sks ..:.. «20,Wlu*. gals ......64.300
Potatoes, sks ... 6.710 Brandy, gals ....1,200
Hay, tons .. ' . 563lLnmber. M ft.... 20
Straw, . tons .... . 5 Oranges, ' bx* .... 2.000
Malt, f=ks „... .v .V>o Pap*>r. . Mis ..... 635
Feed.;.sks v ...... "T.VRalsins, .bw .... I.OOu
Leather, - rolls ....- 1331 , ■...'.'; . ' '
I ' ORBOON
Flour, qr ski.. . .2.1.010, H0pe, bales ...... 83
WT)oat, ctli .... 4.8001 . '...--.. ,
- WASHINGTON ' . ■••
Flour. or ;sks... .10,7*>:8oort», si™ ...'...' 560
Wheat, ctl* .... M." . '"'..,
■■■ ' ■■■WESTERN STATES
Flour,; qr, re* .......... 8.000
•■;v';V:i; * Provisions ;'
Ottolene — bbl*. lO%e; 1 tierce. 10%e: 2
tierces. 10*i:5 tiercM,;loV4c per lb;callfene.
lO'/Je for 1 tlcre*.". lO^ic for 2 tierce*. 10He or
A tierces and 10%e for half bbls; do, per case,
IT.SS. ■ • ',- •■— ■----. • ■ -
. Hams find Bacon—Ham*. lfiGlßc: picnic hams.
13140: Calif ham«. 186! fancy bacon. 4 to ft
lbs. 2Tc: C to 8 Ihs. «He; « to 10 lh«. 22Hc; 10
to 12 lbs. 21Hc::RUK»r enred. 23e; l!(tht dry salt
bacon. » to 10 lbs. 21Uc: 10 to 12 lb«, 20Uc;
medium bacon. 17Uc: Itsfct medium bacon, 17Hc
Lard and Oilg-Tlerc?B 12c, 50« (per ease)
56.J3, 105.5..65. '>" $7.73. 3» $7.Bo;,compound
lard, tierces W A c:' 50s (per caseV-$5. 10* $6.30,
5b $e.2R. 3s $(1.43; yellow cooking oil. 63e per
sal: white cooking oil, C3c I per gal; salad oil,
TfV per jral. -■■■•:■■ ■ ..-!■•■-■"■ --.. i,.',. - .■■
lard (per - lb)—Tierces . 12c. B0« 12%e; 1O»
12"?4.c. -r>s 12t4c ."is 13e; compound lard, tierces
9<«c. 50s 10c. 10» lOHc 5, lOHc. 3* 10% c. «•
Beef—Local prices are quoted. Export; lots.*
Inspected by the. eoTernment. are $1 per hbl
hljrher. Extra family beef, $1R per bhl: family
beef. $1S per bbl;:extra mess beef, $18 per bbl;
smoked beef. 21c per lb. .... , , 1
Pork—Extra prime. In barrels. $29: clear. $32:
mess. $29; pie pork. $33.50; pi(T>" feet. $5.50 for
half tolls, $2.35 for 25 lb kegs and $1.50 for kits.
Vent Market v
. v PRESSED MEATS
. Slaiicbtererg' rates to dealers and botchers are
as follows: - - ;- -;,
Beef—o®loc. per lb for steers, BH@9%cfor
cows mart heifers." . \ .' .
i Venl—ll@l3c for large, and 11%@13c for
Email. ■ ■■. ■■" . ■ ■ - .■■,.'■■■ - .- ■ I
■ Mutton—Wethers, :o'.i@loUc;. ewes,, 9@9%c.
9Hc.*- ■ - , "
Lamb- 13@14c per 11». ' "]
Pressed Pork (per lhi -12Uf«!13U.c.
C<>»-».,,. LIVESTOCK MARKET. v
The f.->HowlnK quotations are for (root], sound i
Hrestock. delivered In' San. Francisco, I gross
weight: :..; ;.■.-,,.-■. :■':*.- .:■ ■" -'■.■ **"•:?, ? I
No. 1 fat steer«. over 000 lbs, alive, 6@Bi4c
per !b; nnder »on Ihs, r.%rrifi<-: second quality,
nil weights, s%<&'i<*: ' thin,. undesirable steers,
5@5%c. -;.,,Ki -.-,-■ ■*—.-. : ••.-. :■- I
' No. 1 cmvs and lielfeTs. s@sUc: second qnal-!
itv. 434@3e; common. :thin, undesirable cows.
4@4«4c. ■
Desirable bulls and stags, 3H@4c; half fat or
thin bulls 2U,ff*3e.
. Calves— MjthtwWeht. per lb, 6Vs@7e; medium,
6@6%c; heaTy. S^iafic. •
■jfiM'T !lpsiriil 'il' wethers. s>4@sHc; ewes.
Yearling lambs (per lb)—Unshorn, 6H@7c. "-•"
ik Hog"~!'"r'1 ■*"'"■ fed- weighing 100 to 150
|bs,,Bl4@SHo: 150 to 200 lbs, Bi4@B%c; 230
lbs and, up, Be.
HornpM and Mulen .. '
The following quotations for horses and males
are furnished by the Butchers' and Stock Grow
ers 1 Journal:
. . ' HORSES.
Desirable drafters. 1,700 lbs and over. .$275@325
Light draftersil.s.%n to 1.650 1b5.\.... 223«i275
Chunks. I,WO->o. 1.500 1b«..-. ...; 200«i250
\\ agon horses, 1,350 to 1,350 lbs ..... 175@200
Delivery wagon horses,: 1,050 to 1.250.. 125Q150
Desirable farm mares..-. .......:.. 135«ai.M)
Farm workers ...;.... ~.:........,. 100(2125
• .-'■ ' 'MULES—MEDIUM TO EXTRA .
000 lbs,]!4 to 7,year5..........1..;.5150(3175
1.000 lbs,: 4 to i 7 ; year 5.......;..... 1. 173W200
1.10O ■ lbs, * 4 to 7 years..V. 1:.:.....•..■. 215@'40
1.200 lbs, 4 to 7 year 5."...........:.- 2503500
Over ,» years old range from $15 to $25 lower. :
_i Note—Shippers ■ to .this market must have
horses close to type. with, age. .bone conforma
tion and style to command extreme quotations. -
;.. B utter, Cbeeiie and Ketch
The expected happened In the butter market
yesterday, ■ when a few small;- sales tinder the
call on the - exchange sent the price •■ of. extras
down -2c to a- quotation of 27c a pound. \ The,
market was officially declared steady at tbede.
cline. thoujrh the feeling in I the . street : seemed I
to be one of *, easiness. • Extra eggs ■ were «c i
higher at IS- a down.- On the exi-Uanße several
sales were made at the new quotation and buy
era were willing to pay It for more at the close
or = the call. The prospect for a period of sunny
weather, however, led t large Upoplvpra to think
of storing their surplus stocks and they were not
inclined. to sell freely. ■ Cheese stood. as ■ before
quoted. ; '. -°'! ■■ .*■*- \.' -'"■».>. "^ ...... * - -
Ralet on the exchange, were as follow*: i ' -' ■■'■»
- Butter—lo cases of extras at 26>4c and 30 at
2ic a pound. .•• - ■.. •-...;.-,
;Kpgs—JH) rases of fresh .extras at IRe a dozen.
Receipt* were 150.100 pounds of butter. 22.000
pounds of cheese and 2.532 cases of eggs '
, The , following. are official ;quotations-estab
lished on the.floor of the dairy exchange.- Prices
in the • street, while * governed ■by • the • exchange
quotations., generally range from - IVjC to 2c
higher, owing to the various charges to be added
- >,■, BUTTER,"PER 1 POUND *.v,%,; ; »
Grades— .Mar. 9 . Mar. 10 Mir. IX Mar. 13
Fresh extras.. 29V4c 29c ' 2t»e 27c
Firsts :....;.. 25c 25c- 25Hc 25^e
Seconds r.'.T.*...22'4e 22Hc 22Hc 22% c
Cheese—Fancy California flats, 12c per Ib,
firm; „do . 0T8t«, " llV^c. ■. firm; do. seconds,', lOcj
firm: ~ fancy ' Young .»Americas, 15V}C. firm; • do
firsts. 15c, arm; Oregon Bats, 12^c. weak; Ore.
gon, storage flats,: He. weak; do Young Americas.
lie, I weak; New I York I storage, 17c, -weak:' Wis
consin do, 15c. ' steady," • ■; . ■ ; .-;■ :.•/; A
; Eggs—Calif " fre»U, per dozen, eases In
cluded:^ -', r-.-i -■■■;■ ■•-. •■■ s r ■. .. '•-,. -.-. -
:- Grades— •-* = Mar.' 0' Mar. 10 Mar. 11 Mar. 13
Extras VlhV.r 17%« ; : 17Vic 17Hc ' IV
Firsts ....'.... 17c ■ ale 17c 17c'
Seconds ;..-....-_ ldi^c : ; ir,t.,r * i6Hc \ 16^c
..;-.•."".?.'Elgin'Butter ..
* ELGIN, 111.. March 13.—Butter— Firm at 26c:
Output,'43»,2oO pounds. - -:
'■■ ■'/. Portland Butter Market , \
: PORTLAND.. March 13.—Batter—City cream
ery, extras. 1 and 2 Ih prints. box lots, Sic. .. :
r Kcig Market la Aearby Count Ira
[Special Dispatch to The Call] « . ■''; :\
■■ t'KTAI-IMA. March ' IS, The ' week I opened
with an advance iof ; Vic:in: the .prices: paid , for
eggs. - Independent dealers «nd speculators i»«J<i
l«c. - while , the ' Pefalnma egg »exchange sad
Podge, Sweeney & Co. paid 16Uc for first jrriioe.
Production 1* 'heavy • and : quality s good. '■- Grata;,
fee.l Ik plentiful and grain is high. ; Hatcheries
are running full blast and the output ls'->«rr*
large. Many large orders for young chickens «re
being filled outside of this district. ■-■:" '■''■■
SANTA ROSA. March 13.—There "was an ad-
vance 'of s half. a <-«nt : per dozen -In • egg 'pr»* *
on the local martlet following advices: from fan '
Francisco. . After a week.- during which, prices •
remained i fixed at 16% c per dozen; cash on de
livery, for choice and 13%efor second, dealers
today paid 17c and Ho. -With the change to
warmer weather the egg production has Increased I
and storage win begin at once. :■*■ -i J-'V; ■;('
: SANTA rRVZ. March 13.—The egg market re-,
mains practically unchanged, the local' exchange
offering I.V a down for first grade.. Independent
buyers and (.peculators also offered the same price j
today, but • they ■ find It difficult to make large
shipments owing, to ■ interrupted. railroad service. i
s Potatofß, Onion* and Vegetables ..
Receipts, of " r«pus were i smaller i yester-1 .
day.. than: on. Saturday by over •50 ; boxes, i but ■
prices were easier •- because dealers , were" antici- '
pating heavy -arrivals Itoday as a result of thej'
two days of' warm weather".. Offerings of rhu- .
barb consisted almost wholly nt-bay stock, which.!
found prompt sale at firm rates. 4- Mushrooms and .
lettuce were plentiful and cheap, while the other
vegetables were generally firm. All of the let-! .
tuce received on the early train came Id to ob«
house and the asking prices were, high*. Oaenm
bers from Florida were offering at $2.50 a dozen. 1
Potatoes and onions were moderately'active a«d
steady. ,' . . ■ . ..-..•.• ;- - ■ ■■ ;
Potatoes- white, $1.70(31.95 per ctl; Sa-•
linas and Lompoc Burhanks. $2.10@2.25 per ctl;i
Oregon Bnrbanks, $1.83@2.0S per ctl; early rose.l
f1.65@1.85 per ctl; small Oregon seed, 11.33®!
1.60 per ctl.- '■■;- ■■■''.
* Onions—Oregon, J2.40@2.50. .- '■ t' ..
Vegpfsble«- Tomatoes. Mexican, $1.25(31.50 tot
crates and $1.50@1.7$ for boxes; preen pea». 7<jj \,
!3c per Ib; eggplant. .If»iglsc per. 1b: garllr.
4@DC.per lb: cabbage. 40Q50c n«r ctl: hothouoe
encumber*, $1.50<82..V) per <1oz; cauliflower. -GO -
@60c'per dor; turnips. 60<S7.'ic per i sack: car-! ■■
rots. : 65^75c • per ■ sack; i celery. $1.50@2 • for •
larire and 7Seofl for small crates; lettnce, | .
*1.»5@2.25if0r «mall ■■ and $3@3..V , for larc»
crates: rhnbarb. fi@Sc per Ib for bay; asparagus,!
l-la@lsc. per Ib; mushrooms. 23@75c per box.
;. Deciduous) and Citrus Frnita :
The fruit market felt the effects of the gnnnri
spring weather yesterday; and although business:
was quiet after the wants of early buyers wer»!
supplied, the < general tone -was-.a healthy -one. f
All handlers of citrus fruits were expecting; aj
boom. In the orange market and there was a gen
eral disposition to hold desirable sites of navels
for stiff prices.': Four cars of .navels came In I
over Sunday. . The apple market was firm at th»
old quotations. - - ■ •• ■ ;■- .-*•.->• -.-■.:,-•- •!
Apples (per hml—Fancy JCewtown plppln<.
»1.40®1.50 for 4 tier and $1.60@1.75 for 3 and
3% tier: splfzenbergs. $2..V>: other fancy red.
$1 2-j<3l.SO for local and $1.65ig1.75 for Ore
gon; common to choice fruit. 900@51.25.
Citrns Fruits (per hoxt—Narel oranges. $2^
2.r.n ror fancy. $!.7. T.'ii2 for choice and $1.2.1(9
1.75 for standard: tungerlaes. 11Q1.75: grape
frnit. $2ftt2.So for seedless: lemons. $2.75'9R for
fancy, $2®2.50 for choice and $1.25@1.50 for
standard: Mexican limep. $fiISO(37.
Tropical Fruits—Bananas. 75e<351.23 per bunch
for Hawaiian and $1.50<32.50 for Central Ameri
can; pineapples, nominal.
\(w York Cltrun Anrflon i
[Special Dispatch to The Call] \
NEW YORK. March. 13.—Sales In the Califor
nia fruit auctions were recorded today *as fol
lows:. 28 . cars of navals.; 1 car Thompson's.
2% cars bloods. 4 cars > lemons. - The weather
was clear and moderate. The attendance was
moderate and the demand .fair. The fruit was
good, ruling s@lo<* higher. • ■'. .-"
Extra fancy, large. |2.60®3.«5; $2.63
<n .3.30;. small. $2.80(33.30: halves. $1.50@1.fi5;
fancy large, J3.20§2.93; regnlar. $2/40133;
small, $2.7."i@3.1R; extra choice. large. $2.13^
2.50; regular, $2.30*52.90; small, $2.50«2.n."ii
choice large,' $2.0522.80: regnlar. *2.15Q2.75;
(■mall, $2.45«2.7.V orchard run. • large *1.85<a
2.35; regular. . t2.10f2.70; small, $2.3."©2.R5;
standard large. $1.70@2.20; regular. $2.10^2.(W;
tmall. $2.40<g2.W; Thompson's extra fancy large,
$3<&3.40; regular, $3^3.3."); small.- ' $2.80<5?3.35:
bloods, halves, fancy, 1.4501.70; choice, $1.15!fj
l.ni; boxes, fancy. $2.40*23.10. choice, $2.30^
2.R0. Lemons, fair," strong.. Fancy. $2.70*3.4':
cljclce, $2.7"'53.10. Few tangerines, . halves,
fancy, 11.65a£63. . . .:. . ,
Dried Fruits, Ilai.iinn, Xiit« and Honey'
Fruits—Evaporated applet, 10@Utte; apricot*.
11 @13e; fancy MooTparks." 13Mi@i4e; peaches.
fl<S,7»4e; fancy. 7l§<3!Sc: prunes, B@B%c basis;.
figs, E®7c; pears, l(V,ii"c. - . • ;
Raisins—Layers,", clusters—B crown, $2.50; s*'
crown, $2; 4 crown. $1.40: 3 crown, $1.10; a
crown. $1: seeded. 6@6Hc for choice: seedless,
t%<<i'tc; Thompson's seedless, 6%@5%e; loose
I muscatels. 4 crown He, 3 crown 4%c, 2 crown 4iiJ
4%c; seedless. 4@5%c; - raisins in sweatbox at
! Frerno, 3<s3V«|C.
! , Kats—Almonds, nonpareils, Me; IXL, 14%e; n»
plus ultra, .13\4c; peerless, 12c: Drakes. 12e:
Inngnedocs. • lie; hardshell. 7H<3«c; shelled
almonds. 286135 c; walnuts, 13e per lb for No. I
uo.tshrlls. 14>4c for ; No. 1 standards; No. 2;
standards, lie; pecans, 14H@15c; peanuts. 4U,@
&•.: pine nuts, IS^2oc. . , „ - : * i
Honey—Water white comb, sage honey,: 13@
!Bc; while do. 12@12%c; amber do, 10@llc; ex
tracted, nominal. •
Beeswax—"7H@3oc per Ib for light and 23(3
Me for dark. ,_, . .' . .
Poultry and Game
There were six cars of;western riwltry. In
cluding three that came In on Saturday, on m\<t
yesterday. Despite \ these ' liberal offerings ' th»
market was firm, as stocks in retailers' bands
were small ■ because of a nin •■ of light receipt*
last week. There was hardly anything received
from i state shipping points. Wild ' geese were'
offering again. . ••"• ..' ■ '• •:■... ..•
Poultry (per dozen)— Hens. $(5(36.50 for «mall
$7@B. for. large and $9(312 for extra: • yonns
roosters. $7(<?S; do extra.-sS»igio.so; old roosters
$5@6; • fryers. , $6«§7;. broilers. $3.50^4.50 ■ for
small and $4..wa5.50 for large; ducks. $8(ai«
--piReons. $1.7. r squabs. $4@4.50; geese, $3@
3.50 per pair: turkeys, nominal. •'-■■-■
. Game (per dozen) —Gray geese.' $4<?S- whits
creese, $2<&3: brant. ?3i&4: honkers. $6@B;hart>,
$2«?2.25; cottontail rabbits, $2.50
flranH and Seed«
- Bayo beans; are quoted somewhat lower. X»
other variations In beans are reported and; thrt
market is quoted quiet and steady. - '-,„ '•
■ Beans- iii<>r rtU- Bayou, $4.50@4.75:-Chilean
bayos, $4.60<g4.75; small white. $3.25®:<.30:
large white, $3.25(83.50; pink. $,">.4<">@5.55 for
sound lots, $5.75 for fsncy and from $4 to %S
for off lot*: red. $5<g5.50:. blackeye. $5.2505.75:
lima, $5.83@fi.10: red kidney, $3.75@6.25; cran
berry, beans,-$3.73@4.25: ■garranzaa. $2.50<g3.23r
horse beans, nominal: Manchurian beans J3.".v<l
3.00 for cranberry. $3.75@4 for red ands3.ssf§
3.75 for speckled kidneys. - -•:•■ -•> ■>•■ .
—Brown mustard. 5 Vie: yellow mustard.
; flaiwed, .I@sUf; canary, 3V4c; alfalfa.
ISo; rape. 1(82V&c: timothy, 8c; hemp, 3%<23U,c
--millet. 2*;®3y 4 c per lb. '
Dried . Peas—Green. $3.75@4 per. ctl; . Niles.
nominal. . :'.'..'.'..■ -"
; Floor and Farinaceous Good* r'
Japan continues to buy flour In larpe quantltli»»
up north. . There Is nothing new in this market
Flour—California family extras,- f5.40Q5.80 net
without discount: bakers' extras, t5.40@'5.86; gu
nerflne, |4.50@4,70; Oregon and .Washington, per
bb1."54.80®4.60 for family, baker*', and patents
and $4134.20 for cutoff; Kansas patents, $6-70;
do straights, $6.50; > Dakota patent*. £7.40- do
straights. $7.20; do clear, $«.60 per bbl. "7 .'.?,-.■
•.Farinaceons Goods—Buckwheat - flour. ■» $4 20
--buckwheat floor, aelf-rlslnfj. $3: buckwheat groats'
$8: cornmeal, yellow $3, white $3." extra cream
yellow $3.25, extra cream white $3.25; corn flour
j $3;- cracked wheat. $3.30: entire' wheat flour'
! 13.20; farina. $3.60; (traham flour. $3; hominy'
large $3, small $3, granulated $3: oatmeal. $4 2.V
do groats. $4.25; pearl barley. $4.20; rye flour'
$0: rolled oats, $4.25: - rolled wheat, $3 30- ry«
j flour.: $3.23: rye meal,;s3.lo;:* split peas, yellow
it; *. r;«^ $6.50; extra cream Tolled <***■ 180 lb
bbls $7.50. 290 .' b tacks 7: rolled flakes ISO 1h
bbl« $7.50, 2 00 lb sacks $5.25: rolled wheat" 150
lb bbls $4.75, 275 lb sacks $4.23. ' .
Tfnj and FeedsttafTa
, .Tbcireather was fini> and injnnjr TMtcrtlay
mornlnir,. bnt th» • demand i for ■ hay did not ■ ini
proTe . and buj-ers , were reported a*" scarce" a n<t -
offish an ever.' . .
■ Bran— $24^2(1 per ton. ,
-. Middling*— s.l2^3.> per • ton.
.-■ Shorts—s23(326 per ton. ■ .■
--■ Feed«taff»— Rolled barley., % 24.50®2r>- r011.,1 ?
oats for • feed,. »29©81; . mixed • feed 7 $2r,«2fl f*J
average lots; evergreen chonfeed. $21 r^r ton
for car lots and $22 for Jobbing; iliT^cd rtlJak*
meal. 20 ton lota $40. 10 ton,lots $40.50 5 ton
lots . $41. !jailer lots $41.50; cocoinnt oak* or
meal at mills. $24.50 In 20 and, 10 and $25 In 5
ton ? lots; johh-nR. $25.50: cornmeal iviJtii .
cracked wo." $33®34;, alfalfa njea "Airload \atk
$18. Jobbing $19; red star'alfalfa mVal ° tig; v
ear lota and: $19 Jobbing; Mode.to alfalfa meVl
mealfalfa. $1S In carilots and $10 jobblni^.r^
poca vileakomeaU $16.90 per ton; SlfalA"; tin
la car lots and $20 Jobbing. - craira. $19
Hay—Ordinary wheat. SSiai*- rholce n«> -sow
13.50; wbeat and oat, $S@U tame oat %sHr>%
U! Tolnnteer wild oat. $T@9- alfalfa «4ffliv
stork hay. $5.M@7 per ton. *'lalta> •s®l3.
;• Straw— per bale. """.
« - Hides. TalloW, Wool and Hun
Ropg of tbp 1910 rrop have advanced but
a> Hidn—CnlU and.brandsis»ll: about-'ii at*~ n»"
der- quota lions' Heary salted S in?- ■ hS?;
skins, ntK-arllog.. 20©W «hort a- « '

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