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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
WAR DECLAMATION
CAUSES REACTION
Covering Movement Constitutes
Most Important Factor
Early in Day
Gains Wiped Out and Foreign
Influence on Market
Blamed
New York Stock List
''♦.'"■'. '" '—————'-"..'■'.■ "A. 'X.AA'..^-;*
■ E. F. Hutton & Co?. 490 California street, mem
bers nt the New York stock exchange, - furnish
the following list of bond I and stock sales yes
' terday: ' X '-'•-.- ■■"-.'."> _______
Sales i STOCKS | High j Low ? Bid | Ask
"....... lAHis-Chalmers ... ..... ..... I 594 6%
! Do pfd*........ ! ...-- :::.: 16 1* 18%
16,200 Amal Copper..'... ! 49% 48% 48*, 48%
1.600 Amer Beet Sugar. 57 50% 50%; 50%
! Do pfd : ............. 95% 1100
Amer Can C 0.... I 9% 9%
1.0001 Do pfd .....;;. 83% 82 . 82 ; 82%
800 Amer C& F Co.. 43% 48% 43"* ; 43%
........ I Do pfd ........ ..;.. ..... 100 116%
lOOiAmer Cotton Oil.. 48% 45% 47% 49
....... Do pfd .... ...' 88 103 ;
Amer H & L.... ....". ..... 3%, 3%
Do pfd ....... ..... , ..... 18% 22
[Amer Ice Seeur.. , .:.. 17 19
Amer Linseed ... ..... ..... 8%) 9
... j* Do pf] ...... 28 *»%
300 Amer Locomotive. 35 34% 34 84%
... Do oM ........ ..... ..".*.. 104% 105%
....... Amer Ma1t....... ..... ..... 3% ■*'
Do pfd ................. 42 42%
14.400 Amer S & R Co.. 62% 61% 61% 61%
Do pfd ............. .....100 101-7
....... Amer Sugar...... ..... ..... 115 116%
Do pfd ........ :.... ..... 114 116
- Amer Steel Foun. .......... 28 29 ..
1.800 Amer T & T Co.. 133% 132% 132% 133%
9.700 Amer Tob pfd.... 98% 95 96% 97
..?.... Amer W001en...'.; ..... ..... 28% 29%
....... Do pfd 86% 88
) 300 Anaconda ........ 32 . 31% 31% 32
100 Atlantic Coast L.. 121% 121 120% 121
9.100 AT & 8 F....... 103 101% 101% 102
400 Do pfd ........ 102% 102% 102%; 103
500 Bait & 0hi0...... 94% 93% 94 944.
Do pfd ............. ..... I 86 j 88
400 Bethlehem Steel.. 28% 27% 26%j 28
! Do pfd ••••• 53 '' 55 ,
2.5008 R T :. 73% 73% 73% 73U,
14.100 Canadian Pacific. 225% 223% 223% 223%
OOOlChino Copper.... 17% 17% 17% (11%
3,0000 A 0 71% 70% 70% a
C & A.. ..-• .•-•■ 16 25 •
1.200 CG W IS ri 17% 18 »«
Do nf ........ ..... ..... 86 37 •
....... ..... ..... U i% 141%
"i 2.'900 Cm& St P..*.... 109 107% 108 . 108%
Do pfd :.-.- :•■•• 144% 141
2,000 Central Leather.;. 21 20% 21 21%
100 Do pfd ........ 82 92 92 94
.......Central of N 3... ..... ...-- 250 | 20
.......10 CC& St L ..... ;£> j*
I Do pfd......... 80 109 '
*"" 100Colo Fuel & Iron. 26 26 | 25% 26%
Do pfd ..... ...» "_ .....
....... Colo Southern 44 46
--....... ? Do lst pfd I .-.. «0 «J
.. .. Do 2d pfd..... ..... .••-• _» .
' 1.700 Consolidated Gas. 133% 132% 132% 133%
... Corn Products... .11% "»
... Do pfd ..;..*.. ..... ..... ] '3 1 '5 •
Del & Hudson ..... ..... '58% 161
....... DL&W 500 546 I
100D&RG 22% 22% 21%; 22 j
100 Do pfd 47 47 j 43%, 47 ; |
201 i Distilling Sees... 31% 30% 30%| 31% j
Duluth SS & A.! -^ 8 11 I
...... Do pfd......... I ..... ....- 16 ;20
8.800 Erie ............ j 30% 30 29% 30
1,900 Do lst pfd 5° 49% 49 49%
100 Do 2d pfd .140% 40% 40 40%
4.:500 General Electric. 150% 1471 4 148 148% ?
3.soolGoldfield Cons.... ! 5% 5% 5% ■">%
100 Grt Northern Ore; ■; 45% 46:
3,500 Grt Northern pfd 123% ! 122 t 122 122% !
..: Illinois Central... ..... ..... 135% 137
200 Interboro-Metro . 14% 14 14 14%
400 Dc pfd......... 42 \ 41% 41% 42 !
..;.... Inter Mer Marine ..... | ..... 3% 4%
Do pfd.:....... j ..... i .'..:. 14, 15%
... Internatnal * Paper! .......... 8%? 9%
Do pfd......... 1 '.. .V. ..... 46% 47 t !
200 Internatnal Pumpl 27 27 27% 30r,
.....;. | Do pfd......... ' ..... ..... SI ; 83
... ! lowa Central..... ..... ..... 18 19
| Do pfd......... ..... ..... 37 38:
X C Southern.... ..... ..... 26 27%
Do pfd......... ..... ..... 60%; 63
lO.ROO Lehigh Valley.... 158% 156% 157% 158
2,000 L & N........... 140% 140 139% 141 j
IMaekay . .............. 81% jB4 |
....... Do pfd.... :. ..... 72% 74
....... Mexican Central : :.:.: 29 M
700[Mlami Copper.... 17 16% 18% 17
;. Minn &St L.V... ...:. ..... 31% 34
Do lst pfd..... ..... ..... 59 61
....... MSt P & S-S'M. ..... ..... 125 127%
....... < Do pfd ....... ..*... ..... 144 147
700 Mo Kan & Tex... 28% 28 27% M
....... Do pfd ....... .;;.. .'...1 63 165
1.700 Missouri Pacific. 36% 36 36 | 36%
100 National Lead V. 46%! 46% 46%! 46%
....... I Do pfd ....... ..... ..... 105 106
500 National Biscuit. 125 123% 124 127
....... ! Do pfd ....... .:... ..... 120% 122
IN V Air Brake.. ..... ..... I 50 | 56
2,400 NY Central,.... 102% 101% 102 102%
....... NY C 4 St L... ..... ..... 46 49
........ [ Do lst pfd..... ..... ..... 98%! .....
..Do 2d pfd|.......... ..;.. 75 78%
900 Nevada C0n5..... 16% 16 16 I 16%
jN V N-H & H... ..... ..... 131 131%
....... NY Ont * W... ..... ...;. 38 39
1.400 Norfolk & 'Wesf... 102% 101% 101% 102%
....... I Do pfd 87 89
- . American . ..... ..... 65% 67% I
3,300 Northern Pacific.. 114% 113 113 . 113% !
....... Omaha .......... ..... ..... 125 140 i
? Do pfd ....... ..... ..... 143- 155 j
Pacific Coast ..;. ...;. ..... 185 105
200 Pacific MaUU.... 30% 30% 29% 30 J
4,200 Pa R R C 0....... 119% 119% 119% 119%
100 Pac Tel & Tel... ..... ..... 37 38
....... Do pfd ....... ..... ..... 92 97
Peopled Gas .... ..... ..... 102% 104
....... Pittsburg Coal ....... ..... 17 17%
300 Do pfd ....... 78 78 78 78%
....... POO & St 1*.... ...*.. .;.'.. 92 93
... Do pfd ....... ..... ..... 102 * 115
Pressed Steel Car ..... ..... 27% 28%
..;.... Do pfd ......;.. 94 85%
750 Ray C0n5........ 12% 12% 12% 12%
....... Ry Steel Springs ..... ..... -27% 27%
........1 Do pfd-....... ;.... ....; 90 103%
108,300 Reading ......... 189% 137% 1138 138%
.... I Do Ist.pfd..... .:. 90 ■:•: 90%
...;... Do 2d.pfd.;........ ..... 92 96
500 : Republic S & 1... 22% 22% 22% 22%
....... ! Do pfd ....... ..... ..... 84 - 85
1,000 Rock Island Co.. 24- 23% 23% 23%
600 Dopfd ;....;. 48% 44% 44 45
Sloss Sheffield Co ..... ..... 86 38 *'
....... Do pfd ....... ..... ....*: 110% ....'.
....... SL&SF Ist pfd....; .7771 58 65
400 Do 2d pfd..... 38% 38 •;• 38 39 *
....... St L* 6 W...V. ..... ..... 30 32
... I Do pfd ............ .;... 68 i 69
11,400 Southern Pacific. 108 •*-. 106% 107% 107% ?
3.oooSouthern Ry..^... 26% 25%) 25•> ] 25% I
900] Do" pfd ....... 64% 68% 68*; 63%
200! Tennessee Copper. 83% 33 32 33
[Texas Pacific ..... ...;; 23% 23%
....... Third Aye....... .;..; ..... 7% .8
100 Toledo.St L& W. 18% 18% 17% 19 "'
900 Do pfd ....... 41% 40% 41 ',« 41%
V. Twin City RT.;. ...„ ;.... 104 106 .
....... Union Bg and Ppr ..... ..... 7% 9"
128.200 Union Pacific... 160% 158% 158% 159 I
500 ;Do pfd ....... 90%! 90% 90 - 92 ?
200 Unit Rds of S F. 30 ' 29% 27 « 29 v
100 Do pfd •*•••" 153%' 53% 53% 60
300 U 8 Cast Irn Pp. 12% 11% 11% 13%
....... ] Do pfd .„.....;........ 41 45
--3,000 US Rubber..... - 38%! 36% 37% 88%
....... ' l>o Ist pfd.:... :.;.-. ! ...... 105* 106%
447.900! US Steel C0r.... 62 ! 59% 60 60%
1.700 Do 5. fd '....;.. 110 iIOO 109*109%
5.000 Utah Copper..... 41 39% 40 ; 40«
1.1001 Va-Car Chem Co. 45%! 45 '45% 45%
200] 71? pfd ....... 114% 114% 114% lirX
1.500' Wabash :......;.( 10%! 10' : 10*? ' 10
1.000 Do pfd ....... I 21% 20% 20% 21 *
....... Wells Fargo Ex.;j..:.. • .y... 139. 141 "
1.200 West Maryland..: 51 50% 51 50
...'....] Do pfd ■ ..";-. r.: ! ...;". ..... 7s m '
I - 400' Western' Union..' '78%1 76 j75 76«
200 Westinghouse ..1 62 '62 *6l: eiil
:W &L E: ' ! 2U 3
...'..; J Do Ist pfd.;... ' ...... ..... i **7- ft 7
....... j Do 2d pfd...-...".*... ..... 3 1 4% I
300 Wisconsin Central 50 50 |48 56%
816,800—Totsrshares: sold.?" " I
'■':-'■' ' ; Jfew -York? Bonds ,*' '— *". ? ]
C R ref 2s reg .*. 100% Int s Mer - Mar * 4%5. 64 - '
- Do. coupon <;...100%1 Japan, 4s .... ,-'■ 86
"Do 35.reg.','....101% \i Do 4%s *?...;.V. 94 r
Do coupon 101% Kan City So lot 3s 73%
Ho 4s t reg .-. 113% L .;Shor deb:45.1931 92%
Do -coupon .. .11.'!% 1. & unified; 4s. 98Vi,
Allis-Chai Ist ."is. OS. m. X & Tex Ist 4s 97%
Amer Agrlcul ss.lolUj Do gen 4%5....* 84
Amer T&T cv. 45.106% Mo Pacific 45.v... 74%
Amer Tobacco 4s. 88% Do "v .5s ?'."..V.t^tß4%'
'Do 6* .-.."......114 •-• IN R of Mes 4%5. 91%
Armour i 4%s ' ...: 91%|N- Y*C gen 3%5.X 87
Atch gen 45..... 99 j *Do deb 4s V;.'.:* 92%
£" cv„45.......104% NYJCH&.H;cvi6«.I29%
Do cv 55....V..105 .lNorA,W^lst con4s 98%
Allan C I. lst 4s. 96% Do cv i 48.;.":..-.:i03%
Bait k Ohio 45.. 97%!N0r * Pacific '4s.".v*. 99%
,; Do -3%s .A;..-. 91%! Do 3s ......,..?89 ,
Do S W *%«.. IB 10 S Line rfdg 92%
Brooklyn.Tr c 4. 83* j Panama V3s ;....•:. .102%
Central? 'mt Ga 53.107% PaS cv.» 3%5, 1915.• 96
Cent Leather 5,5.. 96% Po ' con 45;.».',-... 102 ?;
CRR of N.I gn r.s 120% Reading gen? 45... 97%
Cfce* & Ohio 4%s.looW!St ili(&. S- Ffg 4s. 477 ?
° r»'f 55.7....;92%i'« Do pen :ss: .X .** 85%
Chi & Alton; 3%5. 68 St L'SW con;4B37B^'
C. B;& Q joint 4s 95V Do Ist gold 45.. 90% j
Do ? en 4s *** *•: 96%jSe»board ,A . L 45.. 76 I
C.M& StP?gn;3%s,92-iSof Pacific col 45.. 91 -
C.RI& Pac col4s 70%' Doer 4s . :""-*95%'
Do ref 45....... 88%1 Do lst nf ml. 93%,
PRICES RISE AS
SHORTS COVER
NEW YORK. Sept. 29.— The
normal recovery in prices on the
stock exchange that characterized
yesterday's * operations X was a con
tinued -.through the early i part of
today's trading. : The« extensive
short*- interest was the , pivot
around. * which - the ,; market re
volved, the covering, movement by
that element constituting the most
important factor. 7 Declaration of
war by. Italy against Turkey later
brought about a reaction. . ; 7
In the face of the early foreign
advices^.the markets rose:>vigor
ously - soon after the opening.
United3States Steel ... touched its
high point of the week at 62. .It
was apparent that this selling by
artificial movement was du*r to
the . fact-'that: the vshort? interest
had been over extending ? during
the heavy ? selling early in the
week. A ■*?%
Italy's-X"declaration, of ..: war
heightened the unfavorable ; effect
of the foreign Influence. In the
latter part of- the ? day r the-market
sagged and gains of 1 to 3 points
were lost. ? - XX' . 7-.X7X.'-' --A-"
- The position of this country at
this ? time ?of crisis•? in * European
politics was described by interna
tional bankers as unusually unfa
vorable. For the .first; 'time: in
many .years," it was said,?the' be
ginning of / a war in Europe found
money rates - here * easy,?; so that
New York is Jn,'a. position to en
large its credits abroad. V . ,* ?
J- • Trading .* InV. American.? Tobacco
securities was »continued on a
large, scale. ; The 4 percent bonds
weakened early in the day. On
the ...-"curb**7, the common stock
bounded 14 points. ? '
* Of *. a number, of railroads, the
August reports*;; of which were
submitted today, Canadian Pacific
was the only large system to show
material increase in net earnings.
Curiously .enough, Canadian Pa
cific was the weakest stock among
the railroad issues. Reading, Erie,
and Rock Island? reported smaller
clearances. - . '.'7cX'.X .. « •
"^ There "was' further activity in
the bond market. .The*total sales
of bonds (par value) were $3,420,
--000.. ■•■:;-.-. ;,..-; - > y
United States bonds were un
changed on call. '■"■ ■ ;.
NEW YORK, Sept. 29.— E.F.
Hutton & Co.'s wire says: "In the
late afternoon the market's activ
ity increased, but the activity; was
at the expense of values and sen
timent i among' traders became
openly bearish. Small speculators
sold | stocks, and, ; although they
had no difficulty in finding a mar
ket for what they had to sell, they
asserted that it would be, impos
sible" for the bull interests to hold,
prices up." '
Colo Indus .... 74 {So Railway 55.... 105%
Colo Midland 4s. . 62 | Do gen 45;.;... 76
Col So r&ext 4%s 95% Union Pacific 45..100%
Del & Hud cv 4s. 97 Do cv'4s.*... 101%
Den & Rio G 4s. 91 %[ Do Ist _ ref 4s; 96%
Do ref os ..85 fl" S Rubber'; 6*. .103%
Distillers 5s 71%|U Steel 2d 55..101%
Erie prior lien 4s. 85% Va Car Chem 55.. 99%
Do gen 45...... 75 (Wabash Ist• 5a.... 107%
• Do cv 4s, ser A. 82 | Do Ist & ext 4s. 52%
Do cv 4s, ser B. 75 (Western Md 45... 86%
Gen Elect cv 55.. 149%f Westing El cv ss. 89%
111 Cen Ist ref 4s 98 Wis Central 45... 93%
Int Met 4%5.. .. . 77%
•; *, New . York , Mining Stocks .
Alice ............ 1.50 Little • chief ... ?. X' 05
Com* Tunnel Stock 18 Mexican .......... 2.90
Com Tunnel Bonds 17 Ontario ........... 1.00
Con Va * Mln Co.. 70!Oph!r .., ........ 1.50
Horn Silver ..... 05 Standard .:....... 1.00
Iron Silver ...... 95 Yellow Jacket ... 30
Leadvllle Con ... 10 .
New York Curb Stocks *
NEW YORK. Sept. 26.— E. F. Hutton & Co.'s
wire gays: '"Trading was small," with prices
holding fairly well. Glroux sold off near the
close. * American Tobacco . gained 10 points, the
only-feature of the day." • ' !>
The following list Is furnished by E. F. Hut?
ton & Co., 490 California street. San Francisco:
■ 'Bid. Ask.: Bid. Ask.
Amer Tob X.4oß '■'■ 410 ■•'* Tri : Bullion..; "%-« %
Braden . 4% * 4%' Upited COp .. -1 1%
Brit Colum.. .3% 3% \ ' Do pfd ... 10 " 15
Bte Coalition 15 15% Yukon ....;; 8% 13%
Chi Subway.. 1% 2 (Ely Con ....5-18 7-16
Cons Arle »".". % 11-16 !Mason Val *.; 6% 7
Davis Daly.. % 1 Nev Hills ... 3 3 1-16
El Rayo ... 2% "3% Nev Utah ...9-16 ■'-•■•:'%
Ely Cent ... 1 3 So Utah*.... % . %
First Natal.. 1 1% Keystone .... 1% 1%
Glroux .3 11-16 313-16 Don Blossom. 100 110
Gld Daisy ..7 ' 8 Colorado .... 32 34 -
Florence .;..1 3-16* 1% Sioux <Con .. 16 17
Greene Can.. 5% 5% Belmont ..... 6% 7
Gug Express.lss 170 Fraction ..;. .8 -" 9 ' ■'•
Inspiration ..* 5% 6 Jumbo Ex .. 24 26
Kerr Lake -.. 3% 3% Tuolumne ... 3% 3%
La Rose ... 5 5% West Pac .. 13 .* 15
Mines of Am 4% 4% McKlnley ...19-16 1%
Montg Sho.:. 1. 6 Tonopah*..... 5% 6,
Nlpisslng ... 7% 7% Gld Belmont.; •25 30 7
Ohio :.'.:.. .7 7.1% 1 7-16!Dobie ..... .1 3-18 15 16
Ray: Central.l% : 1 7-ieJHolllnger .... 10% 111 ?
San Toy ... 40 45 ; Stewart;...;. 80 90
Standard 0i1.625 640 Man Tran.l 11-16 1 13-16
Sup & Pitts. 15 16 [Wettlaufer -... 84 87
--* "_~X'A Boston Stocks* "
BOSTON, Sept. 29.— E. F. V Hutton _ Co.'s
wire, says: ,- "The , market has ?been. inactive: all
day, with the close around last night's prices.''
The following * list is | furnished ;byj E. F. Hut-'
ton & Co., 490 California street, San Francisco:
.. Bid. Ask.) y-y > Bid. Ask.
Adventure .. '4% 4% Old': Dominion. 36% 37
Allouez ..... 24 . 24 % Osceola;..." :~7. ' 82 -;' 86
Arcadian ... 2 2% Ojihway .....; 4% 4%
Ariz Com .. 85 95 (Parrot *.;-.';.". &5 , 89
A P ...?.. 3% 3%!Qnlncy ;.....'. £8 ' CO >'A
Do pfd..:. 14 ,15- Shannon ..:.. 7% 7%
Balaklala ... ;-4 4% Santa Fe ... SO 100 .
Bte -. Coalition 15 .15% United: Shoe.. 41% 42%
Cal & Ariz.. 48% 49 | -Do pfd ... 27 " 27%
Cal - & Hecla.37s - 380 Super ; & Bost !2% 2%
Centennial *... 8 : 9 [Super Topper. 23% 24%
Coppr Range 49% 50 Tamarack' .; .20% 22 X
Daly West... '7ft:.- * 5% Trinity ..;;. .'3 - 4 7
East Butte..' 9% 10 US Mining.. 31% 31%
Franklin,...,: 6% 6% ! -Do. pfd ... 44 46
Granby :.... 27% 29 Utah Ape ..2 X 2%
Hancock ; . 7. .18 19 * Utah Copper.. 40 40%
Helvetia 75 99 Utah Con ... 11% 11%
Isle Royale.. 12 .12% Victoria ;.;... 1% - 2
Indiana ;.;.. 6% 6% Wolverine ... 88 90
Kerr Lake 3% 3% Wyandotte .1 95 100
Keweenaw ty. :i 15-16 2% Winona ..... 'ft .' *- 6 »
Lake Copper. 24% 25 Greene Can.. : '5% 5%
La ; Salle ... 3% 4 Glroux ....... 3% '3%
Mass Con.. *. 5.- 6 jßav Con .... 12% 12%
Mich Mm .. 1% ' 2 Bos & Maine. 99100
Mohawk .... 38%"39% Bos & A1bany.220%221 ;?
North 1 Butte. 22% 22% Bos i Elev . ;..124%125
Nev Con- ... 16 16% United' Fruit. 183; 186 "7
North Lake.. 4 ' 4% Swift :...*....- 99%100 7
..-. .Beaton•:Curb, Stock* ?
'*» The 'following list is furnished by 'E. F. : Hot
ton & Co., 490 California street, < San I Francisco: [
•-' ;* Bid. Ask.! .*.;:;:.:. ,Bid. Ask.
Aria & Mich. 5 "10 Inspiration ... 5% :5%
Ahmeek ....151 155 Live Oak .... 18 20
Bohemia -.... 1% .. Majestic s. 82 34
Boston Ely.. 89c 1 1-16 Mason Val.. 6% 6%
Calaveras ... 1-11-16!Nev Douglas.2% 2 5-16
Cactus ...;:. 10 12 0hi0... .15-16-1%
Chief r. Cons.. 65 70 Oneco ■..... .'.'-> 1% ■'■1 %
Corbin ,;.■■;-.*. .77 1 .* 1 1-16 Shattuckr Ariz 15 •■' 15%
Chemung .... X 4 I 5.. [San Antonio.. -r —'::?-;8--;
Cbino * ;., 17% 17% Sup & > Globe.' — •'• 10 ;
Davis Daly.. 90 92 (South Lake... 3% '3%
Eagle &BB 25 -35 , Verde ....:.. 31 39
Ely* Witch.".. 2 6 ! "
;: AA'-X.X L©ndon?Cio_lmj: Stocks.."-. ?;?
Cons .for money.77 5-16TxhjIsv & Nash 144%
Do for acct. .77 5-16 M. X & Texas ..'..29; *
Amal»Copper *". '.*. '■': 50% !N -. V? Central 77: 105 -7
Anaconda ........ 6%.Norfolk '•& West...lo4' i
Atchison ..........105% i-;Do«pfd;'.:;.;.... 90" 2
Do pfd :".'.*..... 104% Ontario -& i West... ? 39%
Bait & 0hi0...... 97 (Pennsylvania ..;"..>61%
Can < Pacific ;..;: 232 1 Band Mines ....; .7
Ches i_ S Ohio 77. . ;72%JReading 7. -. 77.: *. 70%
Chi Great West.. 18%jSo Hallway ....... 26%
Chi, • Mil .''&> St P.lll * j -Do -pfd . :77". .V.* 65 -•.*.'
De Beers ...v..*.*.': 17% So ? Pacific .;.... 108%
Dej_i 4 ; Rio . G..... 22% \ Union Pacific T y.. '.'. 164
l>o pfd;.."..... .48.= Do «pfd -..*...;;.192»-
Erie .....-.:.";;.. 31% U- 8 Steel.". .*.;...1 63%
Do Ist pfd .... 51 Do ' pfd ;..'.;.... 113 v
Do 2d pfd.v;.*.i 42 Wabash :..'.;'.. rr.tl2^:S
Grand' Trunk .... 26% : Do pfd .."*..:;.-;. 21%
111 Central ;'...: 140 *1 '» 7 :■- t ■'■',
; Bar, silver—Qufet:i 24 5-16 d -per' ounce.
;' Money 2% per s cent.. ;. ■ .-;,.? :;.":.?;:.;"?';../
_ The * rate off discount ■' in t the 1 open market ? for
short bills is 3% | per cent and for ■ three months',
bills 3%fg4 per cent. ■.:,".. ... '■<> . -y-.:7 : -
New York Money Market
NEW YORK. Sept.*" Money on call, steady
at 2@2Vi? peri cent; ruling rate,: 2% per cent":
closing bid,,2 per cent::offered; at £% per cent.
Time loans, steady; 60 days, 3% per cent; 90
days, 3\ per cent: six months,""4 per cent
; Prime mercantile paper, 4'fi4\ per cent;" ;,
Sterling exchange, weak, with actual business
■5 L'«?' ? m '«t *4-S3 » dall1* and at
$4.8625 for demand., .■■.:.:-■'-. ■.-."-/■■. -,-... .
7 Commercial bills,- $4.82%. * *•
?",!Bar: silver. 52%e.':* :-•- --'•■;
Mexican dollars. 45c.
;XGovernment bonds,-. steady: ?railroad V bonds
firm. ... ?•-•- - --_.'-.., .-...--,,:>..,«■. ' :,■..;.,■,-:'..,-«,:„
Condition of | the Treasury
ryt WASHINGTON," Sept. 29.-At |, the I beginning
of business today the? condition of. the United
States treasury was: '', X
Working balance in treasury offices. $85,647, -
1 il. ■?: ' ' - '?■, .. ' :'! _
?# In?* banks and Philippine treasury," $31,279 484
7>The total of, general fund was $141,743 927 *wm
- Receipts g yesterday. $2,227 027
: Disbursements, $1,528,209. '- *, •.
The deficit to date this fiscal year is $18,582 -
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1911.
More Doing in Local Bond Market
Southern Nevadas Fairly Active
881, af against a deficit of $10,113,795? at this
time last year.:,: .:?""* -•- -~-'y~'. 7 ■'--' X ■■''".-•
. -These.. figures. exclude : Panama canal and ; pub
lie debt?transactions.;>;;. 7, ... ■ ■""_ *
'..X New York? Bank i Clearing;*
* * NEW --. YORK. '. Sept.7? 29.—Bradstreet's , bank
clearings report or :■ the' week ending September
28 shows 'an aggregate Pof 12.903.710,000, as
against $2,953,418,000 last \ week and $2,684,576.
000 iin the corresponding week t, last year. :■: Tbe
following is a li»t of the cities:-X *"""
. ';Percentage
Cities- X X Amount XX, Inc. '■> v." Dee.
New York .. .. $1,799,421,000 X 18,0 ..'..
Chicago .........". 200,779,000 .... -1
Boston ..........V 135.864.000 X.;:: 1.8
Philadelphia ...... 134.842,000 .9 . ..i.
St. Louis .......:;; ,71,079.000 --* 11.9 • ••-
Kansas City .....X 48,417.000 --..:.-- 6.8
Pittsburg ...... .'.■" 50,625,000 ..:." .6
San Francisco ... 43.547.000 3.2 ....
Baltimore >"."...;... 32.102,000 • 9.2 '' . :"'.'
Cincinnati V........ 22.970.000 ,2.6 ; ....
Minneapolis ;...... "25.515.000 1.5 ....
Cleveland .... 18.284,000:; 8.4 ■■■ ".'.'»■
New Orleans ...*..- 17.588,000 8.9 ....
Detroit ........... 16,490,000 -8.1 ...'•?
0maha..*.........; • .15,005,000 • .;.."• ,3.8
Los Angeles ...... ■"■ 16.953.000 29.0 • •.".
Louisville. .... 11.711,000 7.3 ....
Milwaukee ...... .'■• ■ 13,572.000 ....' -4
Seattle- ...........^.11.569,000 .... -9
St. I Paul ' ...: . : 10.225,000 ..... <!".- ,6.7
Atlanta .......... 13,249.000 25.3
Portland, Ore 11,269.000 22.4 ....
Buffalo .......... -10.602.000 17.1 ...:.'
Denver ........... ; 8.626.000 . ....!. 8-2
Indianapolis ....'.7? • 7,230,000 ..-*..; -,4.9
Providence .......** 6.542,000 ..... 1.4
Richmond 7:.. ..... 76.764,000 ? . 19.0 ', .'.
Washington,- I); C. •■,' ?* 6,536,000 :■ ? 11.5 ?
St. Joseph .:..... 5.959,000 1.5 .::.
Fort Worth ...:..*6,380,000 .... 4.8
Memphis ......... v* 7. 5.688.000 '.« 60.6' ....
Salt Lake City ... • 5.711.000 .9/ ....'.
Columbus ... 5.021.000 ..... 7.8.
Albany y7.7.:.-.-.:'y. ?r':':6,774.000 15.9 ....
Tacoma ; .....:.. r. 4.243.000 ■••"'■ ..".'.* 25.9
Savannah :.......: - 9.665,000' 6.0 ..:."
Spokane.'Wash. .:* - 4,087.000 .... 8.1
Toledo ....;....... ' 3,256,000 .*..*; 7X7.8
Hartford ........: : 3.792,000 •".'*" 8.4 X." -" "."'.*.
Rochester ."...'."..". .3.743,000 23.1 .7 "77
Pcs Moines .....'. -3,994,000 16.6 • ....
Nashville '.':..:.::-? ,4,288.000 r' 19.2 ....
Duluth .....:..... 5,738,000 :' 15.-8 ". .". • •
Wichita .......... X 3.362,000 6.8 ....
Peoria ?...:......« 3,202,000 11.0 7.7.
Norfolk :.......;. 3,310.000 26.3 ....
Oakland. 3.069,000 .5 ....
Sioux City '.. ' 2.099.000 :."... 7 2.9
New: Haven : 2,467,000 X 22.1
Grand Rapids 2.331,000 7.....7 10.9.
Scranton .. " 1.453.060 '4.8 :.. .*.
Birmingham .:.... 1,924,000 .:.. 5 27.2
Jacksonville, Fla... * 2.111.000 10.7. ....
Oklahoma -.7.7 1.666.000 .... 24.9
Syracuse ....:...'. 1.813.000 * ' 28.4 ....
Augusta. *Ga. .... 3.541.000; 48.7 .:..
Worcester .. 1*....' 2.039,000 .6 ....
Evansville ' ..' .*.'..'. 2.215.000 22.9
Springfield, Mass.. ; 72.001,000. 5.6 ....
Dayton .......... 1,757.000 .;.. 5.8
Portland. Me .. ': 2,112. ' .9 y ....
Wheeling. W.-Va.' 1.865.000 17.4 ....
Little Rook .: 1,398,000 -9.4 -"..".'.
Charleston. S. . C... 2.218.000 * 28.9 ? ....
Knoxvllle ........ 1,646,000 r, 8.0 ....
Chattanooga ...;:. 1.926,000 .23.2 -..;.
Lincoln .......... 1,479,000 X 4.2. ...'.
Davenport....... 1.722.000 40.5 ....
Wilmington. Del... " 1.545.000 7.9 ....
M0bi1e...... '-. 1.195.000 .... »4.3
Wllkesbarre ....... .1.313.000 3.5 .- ....
Kalamazoo. Mich.. • 674.000 2.2 ....
Sacramento. Cal... 1.882,000 .... 3.0
Topeka ....:v..'..:-„l.121.000 • 1.4 ; :...
Cedar Rapids,, la.. 1.077.000 3.2 ....
Macon ....... ! 4,414,000 299.4 ....
Fall' River ....... -944.000 7... ' 7.3
Youngstown ......* ." 923,000 ....• 43,0
New Bedford .. .V. • "821.000 v 1.7
Springfield. 111. ... .> V-V71.000 jc* 20.7 ...'.
Fort Wavne ......' 914,000 . 2.5
Canton. 0 ....... 2.002.000 - 111.9 ....
Sioux Falls, S. D.. ' 391.000 ."... 20.5
Akron 1.256,000 54.4 ..:.
Helena ..........* 1.038.000 26.1 ....
Columbia. S. C... ? -: 869,000 :... 12.3
Lexington ..?..... 854.000 21.0 ....
Fargo, N. D .... 369,000? 15.3 ....
Erie, Pa. ....*..•.. 853,000 18.1 ....
Rockford. 111.X... 839,000, 14.4 ....
Qulncy.'lll. ...... 591,000 .... 9.0
Bloomtngton, 111... 625,000: ? 17.2 ....
Chester. Pa. ...... 488.000 5.3 . .:..
Springfield. 0:.... . 447.000 . .... 2.6
South Bend, Ind... .*.471,000 - .... 1.7
Lowell ............ 551.000 37.0 ■ ....
Jackson. Miss ....7 321.000 .... 17.4
Binghamton :......* ..447.000;'" 9.0 ..:.
Decatur, 111 ... -•" * ' 885,000 ' ...: 19.6
Mansfield, 0.,.:.: . 395,000 , 2.0 ....
Fremont. Neb. ... ? 249,000 .... 3.4
Vicksburg. Miss. . " 202,000 .... 20.4
Jacksonville,. 111. . 352,000 .^.. 11.8
York. Pa. .... » 855,000 ? 9.7 .".
Waterloo, la .... 982,000 .... :*..'.
•Houston ......... 43,021,000 - 16.3 ....
•Galveston:-,-...... ' 22.404,000 12.8
1 »Not included In totals because containing other
items - than clearings. 7 v '- - - - * "?
.Weekly Trade . Review X
NEW ? YORK,- Sept. 29.—Dun's ; Review of
Trade - tomorrow will ( say: 7 X -.■■:■'
;V "There is - nothing ' 5 in "the i Industrial and ? mer
cantile j situation |to correspond I with I the i commo
tion recently prevailing in ; the I financial j markets.
While conservatism Is the rule In all branches of
trade: and industry, supplies; in nearly every? line
are iso | narrow > and' Immediate ,* requirements *? are
so j large that the volume |of business I is; very . ex
tensive. Buying of * iron" and steel X products ;is
confined to . pressing ? needs, ; yet consumption?? la
not - much • below 4 maximum. *In * the - Pittsburg
district f concessions ?. on Ifpen » hearth * billets ?: and
sheet 7 bars -bring • quotations < down 1 to. $19 * and
$19.50, '. respectively. In * the rail i divslon: an * In
quiry * for ; 30,000. tons -of * Bessemer, rails Is re
ported;?....;??: • . -,''.;,"~\■;.;..;.7 .•■■-'--.;..-?.■ ■>
"Among .the plate; mills quieter conditions pre
vail, with' orders; from .' car ? and ; locomotive 1 works
diminishing. ;i In-plglron there is little ? activity. ;s
| * •'Trade slowly.; improves In n footwear. t Orders
placed , by? jobbers | continue i for small • quantities,',
but r they are numerous and in the I aggregate sat
isfactory. ... Buying of spring goods Is not active.
Better conditions , prevail , In -, leather.7 Total .; sales
of • sole leather ' for t the -. week >■ are i estimated» at
250.000 ? sides. > ; Sales ?of hides are ?not '-■ as ? large
as in some recent weeks." — ; ? :
:«; Bradstreet's tomorrow will -say: -. * -•*
".'-.'Buying from jobbers 'and 'wholesale? dealer*
continues j relatively steady,] and j this week's 're
ports indicate" that recently reflected comparative
improvement; has "r been.-? maintained. 'AThe; larger
craters* indicate: that road J and < bouse \ sales are
better i In:: several * lines, » and ** that« demand - for
staple! dry ' goods, 7. groceries, clothing; and' boots
and shoes is gradually;extending; ;,-?
■;* "Buying of < cotton -: goods •> has - been ;. helped by
lower prices, * though i some ; purchasers . hesitate to
order freely, • because; of ? recessions -on * saw cot
ton, a tendency which "fosters the 5 belief that
quotations?mayigOi.lower.y7?;:*- X '■..' -:-:? .
. "Collections have improved :'a. little.Xs ?
'':: '.'Business failures In the United States for the
week "ending; September 28 were 1 248, against 236
last, week. 211 «in, the* like week of 1910,155 in
1909.225 in 1908 and '177 In 1907. *
'•'."Wheat; (Including tflour)?.'exports,? from the
United' States J and 1 Canada \ for the ' week« ending
September- 28 -aggregate 3.165,392 bushel.,
against: 3.808.771 last ; week ? and ; 2,126,376 J this
week;last; year. . "'."»'; -v- . .--. %■•;-,.;-,,,;..,.»
"Corn V* exportsX for t the % week 5 are *. 1,037,394.
against 535,660 last week and 953,869 In 1910.*''
?'.-.. • Chicago Discount Rate
CHICAGO. Sept. Exchange on : New York,
10c premium."7 ? I ' "*
? Northern Buafnean '":"
„TACOMA,. Sept.' 29.—Clearings, $770,192; : bal
ances. $119,755. ■:. '- ..-■--. ■ "■?..»,• ■-•■, ■ •;
SEATTLE. Sept. Clearings?: $1,653,066:
balances. •»$213,865.= -- - - : ,? . -'*.■**-.' / - ■
SPOKANE.*; 29.—Clearings, $579,371; bal
ances. $91,473. -» X. '7-.*-■?■.» ■: X. ... .-X v ,^-.*
* PORTLAND. Sept. 29.—Clearings, $341,876;
balances. $409,920. * •-;.-- •. T,X , %
*-. Imports ? and ? Exports ?at: New York '-..
NEW YORK. Sept. 29. Imports of merchan
dise and dry goods at tbe port of New York
for; the f week s ending ? September '• 23 • were < -valued
at $19,618. imports of specie were $128 146
silver, and; $390,292 gold. ; - - »**«.«*
Exports of specie for the week were $901,655
silver,; and $1,532,607: gold. *; ;: XT- •/. »
Southern > Rallvra-r Divliien-i S
7 NEW/ YORK,> Sept. ;. 29.—The ; directors of f the
southern railway;;todayj declared i a dividend of l
per cent on the preferred stock for no specified
period, but presumably for the half years.
x Loan*, Exchange and , Silver
I?? The "banks lof J Italy I and a Switzerland I have ad
vanced their,; discount rates % per cent.
Commercial-paper-.'..*.*....'.?...-. " 5^7 per cent
Loans on real estate .".:'..7.'..v.".5%«7. per cent
■ Sterling e*W»ange. 60 < days.-rr:r; *—@4?83% --■ *
Sterling | exchange, sight ..... —<84.87 -7 ?
Sterling exchange. cables.... —@4.88
New York 1 exchange,*? sight fr."... — % .05
New^York I exchange, telegraphic. —% '. 07% A
Hongkong exchange, sight —(_ .44 H___l'
Hongkong exchange, telegraphic.. — m .44% ''
Silver, per ounce ... r........... —@ .52%
Mexican dollars, nominal ....... .'■'—©« .50
CONTINENTAL
New York on Paris.;."..-/.... .'. a'? i'i'.*:.''V.'?.-'t*^sl6%
New York ron Mexlco^^K^STt'fT^T^TJ®" 20114 i
Paris 1 on If London ;':r:7^;:rr.'.'....... 25.14%
Berlin '■- onjLondon:T'?TtttTf^ri J?t^t:r.*r,f?rr'.2o;4B%i
I STOCK & BOND EXCHANGE |
_ mmm -v - ~ ~ I
Is Business ,In local stocks and' bonds > was better'
yesterday; -c The sales of -modslamounted iftto 1
$71,000, but I stocks * did ? not.;? receive t njuch ? atten
: tion. Changes lln 1 bonds were la| decline lln 1 Mar
ket Street railway first consolidated 15s 'to $91. 50
and a shading In Spring; Valley* Water l'4sf at
$9L7s.t^*f^.
The following | stocks I were ex I dividend: Ha
waiian Commercial and 7 Sugar company, 25c
i Hatch toaoal Sugar Plantation ; company, ■ 10c/Ono
me a ■ Sugar company,:; SOc; < Pacific Coast Borax,
$1: Pacific Telephone , and: Telegraph preferred,
$1.50; Palmer Oil company, lc. "-■ 7 :,'- = , "'■
I The Central | Counties Land company has levied
an ' assessment; of < $1, delinquent, November *1. .*-,
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
FRIDAY. Sept. : 28—10:30 a. ■-. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS; 7
Bid. Ask.|• ,^i? As»
--4s qrcpnew— 114% qr coup... 101% ; —
* .-.^ MISCELLANEOUS BONDS' ; . ,-V^, ;
Ala A W ss; — — - 0 G.L&H-SS. — » 102.. ■
Am ;R•. El ss. 97-100 - [Oak , Tran . 107% —- ;
Asso Oil ',ss. 99 100 Oak Tran ss. 103; — <
Bay CPC 100% —; 0 Tran>Cn":ss — rl™,'?
Cal ,C;G;ss.lol%?— '[O Trac Cn 95% 96% j
Cai;G.&:E-g7": ■:■■■', X o?Tr«c?Co?58: ;i-."r|. —;,*!
m & ct se. 99% —A. O-W*gtd/55.:90% — 7j
Cal -st C s ss. 101 •."—';'■ [Om Cable 65.. — 106- I
Car Wine ss. — ' " 95 % Pac G3lmpT4s 89-.91 t.i
Cen" Cal. T 5s 94% 95 r P E Ry'os. .102%102% |
City El 55.. 01%"91% PacL'&*P"sß —v-98 ,
C C ? Wat ? ss. -91 ?- — s |7 Do gtd * ss. 99 1> 101 fi i
iDogtmgSs 90 :93 ?Pac T& T 58^98 ;' — ; i
Ed EI,LA 5s — 101 ?IP i&:C H-6s. — 100--,?
Ed ■< L&P ?: . 105 : — •'.. jP & O4 R » 6s. —ft 100 %
DuPt *P;4%s — : 86%, People's W 68% — -
First FiTrSs. 100%'— - (Powell st 65.. 99 —*
V &'C H 6s. — . 101 ' Sac :EGARSs.IO2% —
H C & S 102% — '?■' [8 Diego R ss. — 7 —
Hon R T 6.105% — '*■■■■ IS J L&PJ s*. 97% —; -,
L Tahoe Rss —£- 98 Do Cor ? 6«. - *
L BeachCG6s.lOO k — series A.. 101,. 103
L A Elec 5«: 98 —'SFEI; By 5s — ;,7— v ;
LAG &Elss 98 — - SF.O =&' SJ5s. 103 105 .
Do Cor ss. — - — Do 2d mgss — 93%
LA Ry 106% 107% - Do Con: ss. — 92 !
•-.'- Do Cor ? ss. — . 100% S.T_ I SCR 4%s — f 85; ;
LAL gtd ss. 100 — S Barbar G65.100%101%
LAP 56.104 —?' | Sierra R 100 105 ;
LAP Cal 09% — iS P of i C 6s 7
Marin W — - 98 :: I (1912) ;.. 100% —
Mkt:st\C 6s.IOO%IOO%]SPCI eg .110 113%
»Do lem ss. 91% 91% !S P B R ■ 6s. - -128%
MV& MtTSs.IOO ■—" * SPRR<lst;r4s'93%i94%
NatomaC 6s 92 C --* |Stkn G&E 104 — .-:'
N R of C 55.111% — iiSV'W g mg4s »1%.92%.
N:CRy>s9.:io3 — U G &-Ess; 99% — :
N C P Co 5s 97% — '■" [UR 'of. SF:' 4s. 65% 66%
N C PCn 5s 93% 94 ' Val Co P = ss; — 100%
N.::El'Co-OS."— :■:.- — : [ --•-:7-...". f ■ v,:'-:
X ;-" WATER STOCKS ?
Marin Co .. — . 60 If V Wat Co. 56% 57%
Peop W pfd — 47%; - --.''"-'■
-'. ...:'."--GaS AND ELECTRIC STOCKS X
City s Elec Co ' |Oro W. L&P.79 *—;
: (pool ctfsi. 62 —- j Pac, L pfd... — —*. ■
N Cal Power — X 50% j-Do - com t ... — —
' ,; INSURANCE STOCKS .
Cal Ins Co.". — — |Pac C Cas C 0.123% —
Flremn'sFd.233 240 | ,:= * ' -
-, >» BANK STOCKS
Am Ntl 8k.125 130 iFirst Natnl. .212%220
Anglo & L0n.153 ; — |Mer Nat Bk. — —
Bank of Cal. — 205 [Union T Co.. — —*
.-,: SAVINGS BANKS : X
Ger S& . L.2955 3500 -1 Mut Sa v Bk. 60 —
Hum S Bk.. — » 135 |See Sav'Bk.. — 375
SIRECT RAILROAD STOCKS " ?
California ..125 ? — (Presidio ..... — —
POWDER STOCKS
Dv Pont pfd — 92 [Giant Con ..; — —
Do . com ..'—".- —?J •
-y..- : y,- :■ .:„.: SUGAR STOCKS *--"■- ■•.?•':'
Hawaiian C. 40 — [Makawell S C 44% '—X
Honokaa S C 12% 13% Onomea S Co. 45% 46 .*
Hutch'S C 17% — IPaahau S~ C. 24 — '
Kilauea 0. 13 ■•■—'; j Union S Co.. — 36
- . , - oil;sto(;ks
Amal Oil Co. 50 —XlUnion Prov .. — —
Asso Oil Co. 46% 47 ; 'United Pet .. — —
Palmer 0H..1.02% 1.05 W Coast 0 pf — 101.:
Sterling 0i1.., 11,4 — j Do com ... — —
Union Oil .. 98% — |- .
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Alaska PA. M — PacAux FA 2% 8
Cal F C A.. — • 107% Pac C 80rax.153 — .
Cal r.'lne pfd —. 85% Pac T&T pfd 95 —
;Do com .. —y 58 j Do com X.; 37% —?
MVA- : M tTm.« — , — Philip T&T 25 —
N Alas S Co. — 105 1
.::'.". ;?:■'■ SALES-. ..
.' Morning • Session '-., ■...
- .Board—-: -■ ' -'7 : '7" ,
30 Amalgamated Oil .............. 50.00
: 5 Hutchinson • Sugar Plantation... 17.50 :
25 Spring Valley, Water C0..:;.;X 57.25
$1,000 Hawaiian Com] & Sugar 55... 103. 00 *
$1,000 Northern Ry s Co of Cal 55....... 112.00 ,
$2,000 Oakland Traction Con 5s ... 77. 96.00
$1,000 Pacific Tel & Tel 55........; . 98.25
$ 1,000 People's Water Co ss; cash.... 68.50 i
$1,000 People's Water ?Co ss, s 3.:;... 68.50
$1,000 People's Water Co 58.'......... 65.K7%
57.000 People's Water Co i 55."..;... .T. 69.00 -
1,000 Spring * Val Wat • gen mtge ' 4».,". 92.00 : "
$1,000 United R R of' S <F.'4s;-.Y.. 66.00 :
$11,000 Natomas 'Cons of Cal; 6a ..;.. 92.25 -
--•-*■'. ;-'. Street—?- .-fi->- • . ' -'
$1,000 S P R R of Cal 6s (1912)...... 100.50
' * -','7 Afternoon. Session * ..' '-s:a;>::H"-
- :';: Board --':,„'-i ■''■:-- ;:-..-■'■ '-. - * - '•;<?• ''7*
SO Hutchinson: Sugar Plantation.,r.-17.50 ~
25 Onomea Sugar C 0.;............ 45.80
$1,000 Market St Ry lst -con 58...... 92.
$7,000 Market St'-Ry; lst con 65...... 91.50 ,
$1,000 Market St. Ry lst con ss, cash: 91.50
$1,000 People's Water Co 55.......... 69.00
$2,000 Pacific Tel & Te1'68;........; 98.25
$5,000 Spring Val Wat gen?mtge:4s.. 91.87%
$10,000 Spring - Val Wat gen; mtge 4's. . 91.75 -
7.: 7 .- Street— •■:■"' ' - .•.'■>;;-/* '■
$1,000 Cal Gas & El'G>L& C T 55.. 100. »
$9,000 Natomas | Cons 'of 7 Cal * . 7:. .77- 92.25
$5,000 S P Branch Ry of Cal 65;.....126.C0.?
UNLISTED: SECURITIES
? Bid. Ask. | Bid. Ask.
0 Shore Ryss 24% — Cal •N? W. 55.104 , 105
7Do;ctfs..*.: = — 23 iHono P, pool — V 41.
S Curz Cem6s — 90, * IHonolulu Oil.- 1% 1%
West Pac Ry 14% — * " [Peop : W com. •2% *. 3%
7 Do-ss; ::..t89% 90 Standard";Cem'—; 20
Alaska P 6s. 104% — ■ (Noble 7 Elect.. — '31%
SF &NP ss. 103% — (Natomas Cons — 17*
-'■?:.■■:'-',- ' ?'■ •": SALES :: >"'..:*■ ,-.X" ' 7:7, ',
- 25 Western ' Pacific Rai1way........ 15.00:
$1,000 Alaska j Packers' Assn :65. "7". 106.00 "
?$2,000 Pacific "Gas ';.& 'Electric"ss;:.:;.;9B.7s. 7
MINING STOCKS
7 There was considerable more* activity} In min
ing i stocks", yesterday, especially >■ la »the»southern
Nevadas,' particularly Belmont, Nevada Hills,
Rescue -i Eula, Jumbo Extension ? and »' Goldfield
merger.*-- Florence was lower ion '.the? day, selling
from $1.25, as Thursday's close, down to $1.15.
Nevada; Hills, on ; the • contrary, was ; higher^ sell
ing up to ! $3, 1 against $2.75 as Thursday's close.
7 The ; Comstocks * showed; no • changes /.worthy,: of
note. ;-.::: >•,;..,''.••-.?'* / v-v; <.:'X- ?-;:»■**■' ,:X;.:.>.;;'-. /.:■;;
-.The l Brunswick Consolidated Gold 1 Mining • com
pany :of - Grass Valley has levied an assessment
of 3Sc, delinquent Novembers 6- . / • ,
-. The; Big ! Four: lease in ; Manhattan: In ; Septem
ber ' shipped v 45 c pounds * gold ■ bullion,: valued '-. at
$8,100...-,.v.v-?:;.;;,;;:■ X7--7:.7ryy - :.;,;■?;; 7 : ;:■
■: .The;; Silver Pick ? Consolidated , Mines "company
has" Just) been • organized | with ?a ' capital! stock ;of
$1,500,000 : and has taken over the control ;of the
old : Silver 7. Pick'- Mining f company :of h; Goldfield
at; an exchange -; of . share for share -00 payment
of 3an ; assessment *' of 2c X per >" share. : Herman
Zadlg is 'president of the.new company.
SAN I FRANCISCO - STOCK
c;?": Following < were ; the * sales ■■" on i the San 1 Fran
cisco Stock: exchange yesterday:
' ;vCOMSTOCKS X
; .Regular .;• Mornings Session :?
?200?Merican'.V.8.07%1 400 Union Con ... 91
' 300 0ph1r:.;.".:.". 1.57% 200,Yellow?iJacket.-,35
- 200 Seg Belcher .. 091 - •
Afternoon* Session it ,"..
,100 Caledonia ...,;v45 ,100 Overman v. ...;•. 45
800 ConVa -M.'..';' 69 700 Scorpion -16
were the sales on the San Fran
exchange yesterday;
tegular Morning Session
i ...8.07%| 400 Union Con ... 91
1.57% 200 Yellow Jacket. 35
cher .. 09
Afternoon Session
la .... 451 100 Overman 45
M.... 69 700 Scorpion 16
"500 Con Va M.... 70 1200 Seg, Belcher .. 09
1900 Gould .& Cur. 05! ; 300! Seg i Belcher; .. 10
$ 400 Ophlr y:.:.7. 1.62% 400 Sierra Nev ... 34
!200 Unlon.Con ... t 96 600 Sierra: Nev ... 32
: 900 Union. "on ... "94 100 Sierra Nev ... 33
100, Union Con ...' M '
:'■ :--:'r^7yy,-:-.".. Inforuifl; Session .;; '-XX:
' 700 Best '&" Belch. 16!?300 Occidental..?. 52
100 Best & Belch. 17 ?100;Ophlr "777: .. 1.60
j lOOCaledonla ;.; .7 48' 200 I'nion Con ... 94
300 Con Va M .70; 800 Union Con ? ... ' 95
; 200 Exchequer " ... ** 081 ' 300 Seg f Belcher .. 10
! 200 Mexican ;7...3?10 500 Seg I Belcher X. .11
1 800 Occidental -:. ... 51 i i 300' Sierra % Nev ... 34
'77 77-y . CLOSING* OUOTATIONSX* X -
Bld.Ask.l:■"-:•--'?'2V-;,;. .",. Bld.Ask.
Alpha ;~:.....: 02 03 Julia Con ■ .... 28 30
A1ta;r.....;:. ,05 -10 Justice ;.....: — 10
Andes £..*.";..;* 00* "08 Kentnek*Con..?? — 10
Belcher .;.-.;.' 41 — Mexican ;.;.-. 3.07 3.12
Best So Belch. 16 *- 171 Occidental 50 52
Bruns Chollar. 19 - — Ophlr ....' 1.60 1.62
Bruns Potosl. 1!) — Overman ...'..- 47 —
Bullion ...... 06 OS Potosl 17 20
Caledonia 48 —Savage ....... 21 23
Challenge 16 —Seg Belcher.. 10 12
Chollar ■ ...... 12 14 Scorpion ......" 15 —
Confidence ... 40 —Sierra Nev ... 33 34
Con Va M .70 ' 71 Silver ' Hil^... 06 08
Con Imperial. 01 02 Union Con ... 94 96
Crown Point.. 50 —Utah 07 09
Exchequer-"... 07 09' West Con Va. 38 —
Gould &. Cur. 05 06 1 Yellow Jacket.; 34 36
Hale _ Norc. 17 20
. • TONOPAH? AND»GOLDFIELD STOCKS
' Regular Morning r Session -
100 Cent j Eureka.. 80 3000 fMecNamara .. 28
1 non , Com * Fraction.' * 09 5000! M ayflower 04
1000 j Golden « Bldr 77*: 02 * 500 J Montana '^rrrr.'ff 79
1000 Con M. ..5.80! 5000 Rescue •:Eulaf?jfi26
1500?Gld i Merger* M i*2s 3000 Silv Pick, 513.111 l
1000 Jum Ex. 5. '25 2000 Thanksgv, 5. 02
«500!Gld"£ Kewanaa. :' 10 200 West End ,;frrgß9
2000 Lone Star ... 081 '
S«K$Si-.. Afternoon Session
200 Belmont r.;.6.97% 2000 Gld Kewanas.. 10
100 Belmont 8.9.V1000 MacNamara STS 22
600 Do, b 30...7.00110-10 Man Con 09
300 Coalition ;.".:-. 04 800 Montana ...... 78
3000 Eagle's B Nest.*; -1 OS ' 100 Nev J Hills fl 2 1 87 %"
2 300 !Florence Hrrrrr. 1.20! 1 200 J NevJ Hillsfr?T.2";9o
1000 Golden Bldr.. 02X300 ?NeT| Hills frfr:2.9s
1000; Golden f Bldr ."H 03 1100' Nev Hills .?"*."2;97%:
1300 Gld Con M.. .5:8*12300 Nev Hills 3.00
2000 Gld Merger M 25 2"oo:Rescue'EnlaKtS 26
100O^Do,*fb*90.^S26h000WD^'ibt30?f?«27
8000 Great Bend . 10001 Rescue 1 Eula VtTff 25
% 500 j Jumbo 1 Ex ST^i 25! 'i 350 j St § Ives BfnTJrtfl 35
500 Do. b 60... 2611000IVernal^frhTTWOT
Informal: Session
&70 Belmont .... .7.00! 1000 i Mineral Hi 11... 08
9000 Dmdfld Daisy. 200 N>t Con 16.00
6000 Dmdfld Daisy. 091 150 Nev Con ..16.12%
3000 Dexter|:"™ sr:tt«o4 mBS Nev Con f TTT. 16.25
200 ! Florence T7'77r. 1! 15 700 NerlHlll»|—tt3.oo
SUMMARY OR
• THE MARKETS
New York stocks * ahout i the ; same.
otto I lower and 7 coppers '< weak."
Southern ? 7 Nevada ?.v stocks 7 more
'. .-'? active. ? 7\y 7 -• , -*. .' ■ X'• *
Silver ;%c higher. - Exchange un
- changed. '
Barley futures .V weaker.
California -: wheat 7 quoted higher.
Hay- : as ibefore* quoted. - ?-.:;- --:J-''-.-
California * hams i and bacon ? lower
and lard higher. -;■?'•-■:■*
Wool i still ?; reported I very j dull. ;
Grain.- bags ? have 1a J sharp : decline.
Live j hogs Slower | again. ,-.? Dressed
unchanged. ;:': ■ •*■' ~-7 '\:-7:y • rX -?
Not ■'• much ■' change ?in ; butter or
eggs. ,\-" *': -". .-. .**• '•;;•: ■?, 7?? *
Potatoes weak. Onion* - steady. -• -*;:
Cape i Cod t cranberries ' In \ market.
Poultry dull J and % easy. , - ?
430 Glroux' Con .. :4.0013000 Rescue Eula '.. 26
* 250 Glroux 7 C0n.4.12%! , 200 Rescue , Eula :... 27 J
1000 ? Old 5 Merger *M * 1000 Sandstorm ■ Ken .. 04
5000 Gld Merger M ? 251000 St Ives ...:.'. 38
3000 Jumbo =: Ex ... 251 < 200 Ton of Nev...6.10
1000 i Do, b «0... --; 26 " 100 Ton of ? Nev.6. 12
1000 MacNamara .. 22!1000 Vernal ... ... 05
1000 Mineral Hill.. r 09! XX - - ... " ><y. ;
CLOSING ' QUOTATIONS
X * CALIFORNIA ,
" , - Bld.Ask;
Central Eureka ........................-— 85
-, W "-■ , ... NEVADA --
.. ,-Tonopah-District .;.
'. Bld.Ask. I •-?',-.*;•. ;. Bld.Ask.
Belmont 7X.*.6. 6.95! North. Star ... 20 21
Jim Butler .. A 23 24'Reseue Eula ..26 27
MacNamara '.. 21 * 231T0n Exten ...1.02 1.05
Midway \. .-.'.*; 26 -*-; 28|Ton 'of ■? Nev. ..6-10 6.15
Mlzpah Ex ■;'.'.;■■■;— 65 West-End ....; 59 60
Montana;..."".;.- 77"- 78| - - '7, '."'■'.' .:. - ;'.. :,;'.
Goldfield District 7
Adams ...v..,— OUGId Kewanas.. 10 '11
Atlanta ....... 17 ? . 1«:G Kewana Ex. — * TO
Blue Bel! ... 02 03IGld Merger M• 25 26
Blue; Bull ... 08 09IGrandma ,;.;..; 03 ; 04
Booth ........ OS : 09! Great.--- Bend ... 04 05
COD ...... 07 - OS'Grt Bend Anx. — ■01
Columbia Mt.. 04 05 Grt Bend Ex. — . 01
Com '.- Fraction. 708 10? Jumbo Ex ;:;.;.. 25 ;; 26
Conqueror .... 01;- 02' Lone Star .... 06 -07
Cracker Jack. 01 02'Oro .;..:...;., 04 05
Dmdfl'dDalsy. 08 ?09 Bed Hills*:... ;02 03
Florence ;.;.,. 1.15 I.2o?Red Top -Ex.. 01 02
Fiances Mhk. 02 — (Silver vPlck,..? 11; 12
Frisco".:...:. 01 —!8t Ives :....;. -35 40
Gold Bar Gld 04 05 j Vernal ....... 04-06
Gld Con M ... 5.77 5; 82 Wonder >:..... — 01
Gld Portland. 01 02 Yellow Tiger.. 03 ,- 05
:■-"•:-*•■; 'S7y, . Bullfrog District . :
Amethyst ..7; — -OljMayflower^on. 04 05;
Bonnie Clare.. — -03 Mont Bullfrog. - — 01
Blfrg; Nat rßk — ,01 Tramp Con ..01 03
Homestake ■• K. ---- ' 01' Valley View... — 03
": %-£ :-: ■■•""■ ** : •'. Manhattan * District "*'..'' ", . ' ?'-■•:
Man Big Four 19 21 Mustang Man.. 02 '-.. 03
Man Con :... 08 , * 10' Mustang Ex .. 01 02
Man Dexter... 04 05] Stray. Dog ... — 02
Mineral Hill. XOB " 09|Thanksglvlng..; 01 03
v ,- other.'; Districts ;, , - "
Eagle's Nest., 03 : 04]Pltts Peak.. 87: 90
Fairvw C, Bid 02, 03 Bamsey :..... .— ; -«1
Fairvw -: Eagle. ;?'— 50' Raw - Coalition. ,03 04
Fairvw Hallst 03 04! Round Mt ..;. 64 66
Jack Pot .*... 03 ' 04 Tecopa Con .... 06 — I
Nev Hills ...3.00 3.05[ , :; ]'
Assessment' Directory ' Comstock ? Mines
'?. Company—' No.* Del. Board. ?. Sale Da v. Amt.'
Overman; 7.7 ..86 Sept.* 7 Oct. *3' .06
Con- Virginia.. 18 Sept. 9 Oct. 4 .25
Exchequer .;.. 20? Sept. 15 Oct. 10 .03
Con. Imperial.. 73 Oct. 7 Oct. 81' .01
Gould & Curry. 20 Oct. 17 Nov. 15 .05
OIL STOCKS
In a very dull" market " Claremont v was firmer
at - 990fg51.02% and Amalgamated was higher
at - $50, ■: There s were no -■ other ■ changes." 7 * - '
The OH Age says: ' -
'-.--. "Mr«cal ; Oil 'company, operating; a lease from
the United OIL company. North Midway, has
just - completed well No. IJat : 1,254 feet with
8% inch casing. Thirty.? feet of oil 'sand was
cut ; and X the . production ? is . estimated '■' at 7 125
barrels per day, the gravity *of the ;oil r being
about is - or? 16 = degrees Baume. *'
1 "The Fullerton Oil company's property in Brea
canyon is a ? scene *"of; great activity and ■ every
thing is ; moving satisfactorily ;on " No. -9. which
is down ? better than s 3.800 feet.'; No. is ; re
ported to be producing about 700 barrels a day."
„ The Maricopa Oil News says: "R. ,T. Shoe
maker, secretary ,of the Consolidated Midway Oil
company, : states that S the ' company '? Is ,; In ?■ debt
$177,000, but covers this with the statement that
the : company, possesses a s large; acreage ?of i gusher
lands In the Maricopa-Mldway section." ?.; ' ,
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
'■*"' Bid., Ask.! X.: :.- ?.; .;-.„:. i Bid. Ask.
Amal Oil *..50.00 .—iNew;Pa:Pet '47 .50
Asso OH '..46.00 V; *—(Occidental .. 15 —
Bay City ..;—" 60jPalmer *....'. 1.02 1.05
Caribou .... 95 1.00 Peerless ...... .— i 5.00
Claremont.. 1.00 —(Piedmont ... ; — 05
Coal Mobwk 50 — 'Rice -Ranch.? 50 -j-
Coal Natnl. 15 16 Sacramento . 47 - —
Con - Midway, 04 05 Saner Dough 1.15 —
Enos .....;.;.— 50 Bllver. Tip... ,90 —
111-Crude ..** 04 ;* — (Sovereign ...'* — 18
Maricopa *36 — ; 2.00 S; W A B. . . > 20 22
Maricopa N. 22 2ft Union t ;..; 99.62 100.50
Mecca ...... — 1.50 United 0i1... 55 ,57
McKittrick.. 09 —[W X Oil C.o. — 2.80
Mid Premier 40 —!Yellowstone. — 08
Monte Crist 1.30 1.651 :
--- ;: -7? .'■:•: " ':."/ SALES'-- -■' '- ;?:? -?'? , -- ■'■"
>','. ?. 10:30 a. m. — - ,
1000 Midway Premier ........'.....;.... .40 :
- -I:ls'p.* m.— - '■:-•■: -
100 Claremont . ;.....'. 7.7.'..'. ."........ .99 -
4 200Claremo.it .............'........... 100 *
.500 Palmer ;*:•;'. .v.....................; 1.05j •
.? ' Informal-;—?• ---,-'«.. ----...?
100 Claremont ..•......"..".....:........, 1.02%
500 Palmer .;......;...;..;..........". 1-05 :;
LOS ANGELES OIL, EXCHANGE
[Special Dispatch to The Call]:
XA LOS ANGELES. ' Sept? X 29.— Consolidated; Mid
way led -In ; the ■ trading on '. the OH exchange to
day. 7 The % price * declined *'-. slightly 7 and 7 closed
weak.? Union sold for tbe most part ■- at par, but
one sale was ' made? lat * a 'fraction t. below." TLa
call: 7 X,-" •'.;' r ".'".'* ■ ■-'.:- -'.-ryy j "-...-■ :.:
Producers 'X, v.- ... Bid. . .Ask.
Amalgamated 0i1............: 50.00 -v.- — -?
American Crude 'OH C 0.:;*..*.";. . — -.■..'■-;• .62;
American * Pet C01(pfd)...... .— .75.00;
Associated* 0H;.:*.*........^...45.75 . 46.75
Bear Creek Oil &M C 0.'...;;.' '• — J '.657
Brookshlre 011.-..;..:....%:.".. : — , 1.25 .
California Midway ? Oil Co ... ? 27% * - .30%
Central':vr.r..*.*.;*.r.r...v;:':. - 1-94 2.00
Columbia ::7::::..v: "7:7.v77.-y 1.08 ' " . 1.15 ■-,
Consolidated^ Midway Oil. Co.. .04% i .04%
Continental Oil r......... J:.:^— .35
Enos: Oil ' Co:v.; r. .?r: ;v: ;'.';;:7X?—7?X77 7
Fullerton Oil. ;r... T. 7.7..: V...?:" — 'y-: 4.50 y-r
Globe n .*..-;::..:.:......*:..."; .04% .06
j-»de 011 C0.'.r.v.:.;."..*..*.".:.; .20 ".227:
Mexican Pet Ltd..(pfd).;*.*... 72.00 X, 73.00, ,
Mexican Pet Ltd ;" (com) .'.*.:. 7 32.00 .* 32.50 7
Mascot; Oil i Co. .:;.;';::.^::;;v ..?"*. — .^1:005.
New Pennsylvania ' Pet Co.';.:.??■; 411:,. X; — 1
Olinda Land Co (Otll ..*.;.V. ;.'i- .35 7 y .48
Palmer Oil Co ::;:*.-.::r;..:v. '— 7 -■'- 1.25 ;
Pinal Oil Co — 7.50
Rice Ranch Oil Co ...:.:.. .55 .757;
Section Six Oil C 0...; :.'.. — .10
Traders Oil Co .......".:... — ' 71.00 :
Union ■• 777.:'........ .7 7... 77.. 99.87% .100.00
United 'Provident C 0.;:.;.... 99.62% 100.00 ?«?
United Petroleum: ; ..': 96. 00 101.00' ,
United 0i1,C0... 57% .39,
Western Union ;..;..*.*.'.•*..v.. 92.50 — ,
White Oil C 0...." 20 " .27?
Yellowstonel Oil C 0... — "MO".!
v l?' Nonproducers— , i
Nevada Midway, Oil C 0.'.'. .'...'. .11 . —
Oleum?; Development •Co 04 -04%
Morning Sales "
7000 Consolidated Midway '..: .05.
1,000 Consolidated Midway - .04%'?
6.000 Consolidated Midway ; .04%
,35 Union ". 100.00 -j
-Afternoon Sales
%?"*2s'Amalgamated?Oil. ' 30,00
4.000 Consolidated Midway ........... 04% I
2.000 Consolidated. Midway.™rr?T^^Tr?iM".o4%,l
>- 300 : United ;.; *.':TTV?i§^sß'j*j
," ?* 10 Union .....;.................:.'.. -99.87%'
• 10 Union .;.*: : 100.00 -, 7
GRAIN MARKET
»Wheat and Other Grains
.Wheat Higher ?prices? for« California descrip
tions »will; be noted. Northern ■ sorts remain -as
before.
CASH WHEAT
MCalifornia club,lsl;47%<§|l.so; white Austra
lian. 91.55(!f1.60; northern club. $1.50(g1.52%;
Turkey red, $1.60(^1.65; 'A Russian % red, $1.50®
1.52%; I forty-fold, I $ 1.52% 1.53; J bluestem, $1.60
@1.65 per ctl.'
FUTURES
No auotatlons. » :
Barley—The market for cash ' grain was ■ steady
yesterday, but \ futures 1 were ; lower.
CASH.BARLEY
No. 1 feed. $1.67%@1.70; • choice. ; ' off
grades,',i*si:s7%@l.6s:*« brewing and •hipping,"
$1.75; chevalier, |1.85(»1.90 per . ctl.
FUTURES .
18 a. m.; Session
May—sl.Bl% hid. $I.B3sasked. .*'
' December—sl.73 bid..51.74 asked.
Sp^g9R*-' ■ • •■' -*-; 2j p. m. -Session^f
May—sl.Bl%.
. December—sl.72% bid. $1.73% asked.
t, Oats—Offerings are liaht (and the \ market rules
firm. Red. $L62%@1.67%: for common to fair;
$L70@1.75} for 1 good sto choice: f seed J oats, nomi
nal;;black.lsl.7o@l:7s;,g^ay,!lsl.6s@^;7o:«?whlte;,
$1.65*31.76;, northern % milling ** oats? $1.70 ft 1.75
perictl^^^mM'7- . - -' .
m Corn—Arrival 'of 2.400 etls western, the!largest
for a long time. Western; states yellow. in bulk
San Francisco track. $1.63: white, $1.65- mixed
$1.61; sacked prices, 7%e higher; Egyptian, nom-'
rinal.-fetr,- -;^s«^*
Bye—Nominal at $L47%rt|1.52% per ctl. . '
Foreign* Futures
LIVERPOOL
Wheat— Oct. Dec. March
Opening fti*^n,*^*^^^^ft^w'r"^ 73% „ -5% '""^-T^irfj
Closing .7 3% 7 5 7 4*4
PARIS
Wheat— Sept. Jan. April
Prices for Live Hogs Declined j
California Hams and Bacon Lower!
Opening?;.. ?;.;.'..?......; $1.2*% $1.34%
Closing 7. ;..*.."...-..'.-..;.-:.. 1.29% '?-.' 1.35
"y-r, Flour,? per : bbl — ;:? :-.-:7 : : 7-7:-.'- - -yr 7
Opening 1...;.7 ;;..„..'..". .$5.34 ■ - ■:. $5.45 -
a051n......;.«..•.*?.:.*..*.".:;:; 5.35 . ' 7 5.47
CHICAGO ? BOARD OF TRADE
: ?:•?-; Future. Grain ; and- Provisions: '.77 y-
CHICAGO, -Sept. 29.— War * by.vltaly against
Turkey made a strong,-! active market for wheat
today. '"?, The '. close was '* %<* ftof %« " higher than
last 4 night. ?.? Latest trading 3 left '* corn » %c '•■ off ito
%c up, oats 'at %c to %c advance and ,hog; prod-,
ucts 1 varying from , the same level as 24 hours be
fore to 7^c gain. " * * ; ;"?;'
The theory of; those who ? bought, wheat• on ac
count of ' the war-news was that the clash"would
be - likely M to 'f disturb {political . a ffalrs generally,
throughout Europe. ' ; .s.:?;, -7..y7-y
7"M©st >- of * the active .-; speculators .here * were
caught "on the short side of the market when the
actual v break J between \ the two -■ nations was f an
nounced, . and j it ; was. the scramble ;of : the unlucky
dealers »to ;?get ■ even i that caused ? prices Ito ibulge.-
Heavy • receipts J northwest, despite persistent - wet
weather there, acted as a drag on the market.•,;'"
•::?' The bulls were discouraged by? denials of frost
in ; the Argentine." ; All r else : was lost I sight f. of,
however, when it ;■ became '.certain , that?- 1 war
was on. '.■ ■;,'•". ..-.-,'■■-/. ?'.:;.; ' 7?. •-"■":; ..y.r- :•■■ i '•'■■..
s/A; decidedly > nervous . feeling was manifested - at
the ?close. 7 Between the - Initial ,", and * final sales
December; ranged > from 97% c :to 96% c, with • the
net result ? %(g%c' advance at 98% c. '->"•' ;
i The 'notion that it was dangerous to be on the
short * sidetrack ;* took ' hold "of 4 the - corn t pit when
the ■ wheat market -, turned strong. - December fluc
tuated i from 1 63% c ' to; 64c* and ; closed \ steady *at
63%@63%c, a net loss of %c. Cash grades were
firm. 1 No. 2 yellow finished at 68%@69c. ;; ; ;
77.. Oats: showed, independent strength. * December
ranged | between: 47% c and 47% c, with the close
%C net higher jat 47 %c.; -; '-1 .. -'..';*.
"i The war news and the grain strength controlled,
the j outcome in provisions.,; Pork '■ had - risen 5c Ito
7^c,i lard f was unchanged to 5c higher and riba
up a shade to 7%c.'7. - ;-"-..- i -:
: Chicago Grain and Provision Future*". ; .? . fj
. X X . - (Furnished by E. F. Hutton & Co., 490 California Street.) X
CHICAGO," Sept. 29.—The leading futures ranged as follows: r - ; '. , ;.«.,.. .'
Wheat—- ' - X=- -Open - High „ Low- : Close ' Sept. 28 Tear •__(
? September : .......;....:.....$0.95- $0.95% .;? $0.94% ; $0.95% ? 7 $0.94% $0.93% 1
December ::.:...;.....;......*.98%: .98% .97%. -98% ;. .98% Xy .96$ ;
May y..:....:......... ...;...;i.04% 1.04% 1.03% 1.04% . 1.04% 1.02%
Septemberl-! .'. «8 .68% '.68 '.-'.' * .68% .-''• .68 '"- .49% j,
)Sr -..:..:....:.:.;...■-.63% .63% . .63% < .63% , X;;'?.63%7.;.;> .48$;
May .....;..'.-..............: .65% - .65% .65 .65% .65% ... .51% ;•
September": 46 .46% * -45% .46 .45% .31%> ! '
. December ......:............ .47% * .47% - .47% - , .47% : ... .47? i , •;-. ■ .32% U
May ,'.".. ".".".7.7..7. :.*.".;.".".'... .50% : .50% • .50 .. .50% % , .60 ... . .86% J
Januaiy^T;...;.:*..V.."..;V.. 14.97% 15.05 14.87% . 15.05 * 15.00 „ 14.47% |
September* 1 ................ 9.15 . 9.17% 9.10 ' 9.17% 9.15 ' 12.55 1
October- ..'..;-...:..V.;.'.....:- 9.12% 9.15 9.07% - , 9.15 9.12% . 12.40
January *:::':::.............?8.82% 8.90 8.77% 8.00 .8.85 10.55.
Setem?eT tS. .K'. b9T. .8-35 8.87% 8.22% 8.32% 8.30 11.20 I
Octoh?r^ * "' ; 8.35 8.85 '8.25 8.35 8.27% ■ ' 10.97%
xln^v ••■:•.•.•.::::::.::::...: 7i-T% 7.90 -X: .7.87% 7.87% 7.87^ 9.321?
Cash: Grain ? and f- Provisions*
* CHICAGO,! Sept. ; 29.—Cash quotations, were i as
follows: Flour, steady; No. 2 rye. 95%@96c;
feed or imixing barley, 80®95c; fair »to- choice
i malting, $1.10@1.22; timothy - seed, $13@14.75:
clover. -r, 514@19.25; mess pork,*' per bbl. ■ $14.75@
15; lard, per 100 lbs. $9.17%; short :ribs, sides
(loose), $S@9; short clear sides (boxed), $8.75@
8 87%.-';' v - —''-? -- ■ ■ ''?: -- •■ y.y-7- ' .:-:--^-;'->
. ' < " *?? -GRAIN STATISTICS 77 - ■"';.
- v Total clearances of. wheat and f flour were equal
to 639.000 bushels. - Exports for :? the : week, as
shown by Bradstreet's, - were equal to 3,165,000
bushels. , j Primary l receipts ; were * 1.471,000 bush
els, compared with 1.139.000 the corresponding
day a year ago. Estimated receipts for tomor
row: Wheat. 46 cars; corn, 213 cars; oats, 126
cars; hogs, 9,000 head. •'■-■• --''"
DAILY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE ?
Articles — - .Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, barrels :.:.."...".......: 20,400 23.900
Wheat, bushels -'............ 61.200 96,700
Corn, bushels .....;. 376.000 119.000
Oats, bushels :.............. 252.000 216.600
Rye. bu5he15;........'....... 8.500 ;: 3,700
Barley,: bushels ..;;........ 138.000 22,900
CHICAGO, Sept. 29.—E."F.; Hutton :&, Co.'s
wire says: . ■ - • ' ■■
a "Wheat—Declaration of war by Italy against
Turkey is turning : a dull j and weak j wheat market
Into• a i strong ; and : active affair near , the close.'
There , has | been . a great l deal lof wheat /. on j sale j
by * commission;-. houses 7on • the 7. Advance. ?•?;.??; The
theory 'of those* who bought J wheat '? on : the I news
was; that it would- be likely ;to disturb oolltlcal
affairs generally in A Europe. Technically s the
larger \ part of ! the ordinarily , active § traders here
were *. caught , short "-. when t the. news -; came ; out • and
it was , their: scramble ;»to; buy I which X caused . the
bulge. The I previous ' weakness ; was because sof
1 enormous | receipts % and | heavy - accumulations f in
I the northwest, despite % recent >. persistent y wet
! weather *-, there. * s The . markets • of ', that section
I weakened before this, which encouraged a great
deal j of" short selling: and : Induced many; longs, to
unload.' ,;:7.:' ■"''"': i?''■--. :;'::'• X-yX?I :.y. -
;J "Corn—Was dull with a weak tone for deferred
months * and v a «firm tone ; for September - : until . the
declaration of . war, i when It: followed '. the , enthus
iasm : that developed in I wheat j and | recovered the
early f losses j for g the; distant deliveries and | ad
vanced a' little < further for.. September. * The . cash
trade was; fairly * good'? and', cash" corn ?in sample |
market, was" up %c , and ? strong. a; The ; weather *is
clearing over - the I corn • belt, following rains < that
will undoubtedly delay the movement coaslder
abjy. ::: .-yy-y-.'-y. .. : ;•-'..-•.. ;-i* .;-.■.•;.-".-'..' ;,", ':-:'
"Oats— *... Indications j of Independent
strength? early in . the day; but I fairly large and
influential ? local 7 commission t- selling ; caused a
little backset*; and madet:a; dull 5 market. '«* Con
tinued »buying?- by ? local ?:. professional ' speculators
of. the larger type finally j absorbed the | offerings
and - prices . responded y some ; at "l the -- last X to j the
rallies in the other grains.'.*; _, . *
New York Grain Market
■, NEW j YORK.; Sept. 29.—Flour—Firm; receipts?
25.700: i shipments. ; 26.700. - * : - - :■
; Wheat— v. steady; :; No. .-'. 2 * red, 99% c » ele
vator -export .basis and $1.00% f. o. b. afloat;
No.; 1 • northern | Duluth. $1.17% *f. 0.. b. «?: afloat.
The market ; was :^ easier •• on the;denial; that frosts
had occurred lin 'Argentina i and, the * large receipts
and weakness in s the ? northwest, but s rallied >on
the l declaration of war "between f Italy 'and'«T>ir-;
key?*; closing - Vi(fi%c net; higher. <... September
closed t $1.00%, ■ December closed : $1,04 5-16 x and
May $1.09%. ' -.'7l ';■-: . ...-"?■.' -.•.?•"•:' ■• -:'7---r .
Minneapolis and Duluth Grain and Flax
M MINNEAPOLIS,'? Sept.* 29.—Wheat—September?
$1.05%; December, $1.08%;' May. $1.12%; I No. "1
hard. $1.09; ; No.: 1 northern,? $1.07%(S 1.08%; ; No."
2 northern, $1.04%@1.05%; No.* 3 wheat, 99%c@
$1.02%.; ; ;-'<-,',--^--7': '.:?-,::•"'? r: '-'V-; ..:..?:
> Barley—7sc(gsl.lß.
• Corn No. 3 yellow, 60c.
:iOats^No;'3-white,#4s(34s%c. ,
Rye—No. 2. 91c.
Flax—s2.3l. • • - '
77 DULUTH. I Sept. 7 29.—Flax—On " track. : $2.'1:
In store. $2.40; to arrive. $2.30: September. $2.49;
September 'to arrive, $2.40; October, $2.28; No
vember," $2.26 asked; December," $2.20 asked. ?-
Northern Wheat Market
- A'7fA-y 7-yy- WASHINGTON X-.: XT A-AXf*
??■ TACOMA. Sept.- = 29. — Wheat — Weaker, but
prices' unchanged; bluestem, I 85c; : forty-fold;; 81c;
club. Sic.
."?■ Receipts—Wheat,'-; 122 Tears; * barley,,? 2 cars;
oats. 4 cars; hay. cars. -- . ,
« ;SEATTLE, i Sept.* 29.—Wheat— 84c;
forty-fold,'. 79% c: -clnb,^79c;' fife, 79c; .' red .' Rus
sian, t77c;ioats," $28.50 per toil; barley,'.' $30 : per
ton.**;;-'-: '"" -. . y.,-.. ■ ~ y ,-.-.• -7- ; ■■-' ?"'.... -.:.-'.?,; -:?'?"■
i-,Yesterday's receipts -Wheat. 21 cars; : oats, > 2
cars;; barley:"r2'ears:;hav.~' 31 cars.. T"*'". ' •
;.-?-:'?-• :-:- .',.'.^..':"»OREGONX.;."?;''='? ?•-,-? ?
.:'■ PORTLAND. : Sept. 7 29. —Wheat— * prices:
Club,?Bl@B2c;iblnestem. 85<a86c:'' forty-fold, 82
(§.B3c: red Russian. 79<ft80c: ; valley. jß2c. -~-y 77 .
Receipts—Wheat. 11l ,• cars; f barley,' 13 cars;
oats. 7 cars; hay. 7 cars. -
LOCAL MARKETS |
Receipts) of ? Produce Sept. 29;
Flour, '£nr*sks..;. 2.s6l?Mealfalfa. * sks .'. 350
Wheat, etls .... 1.280 Leather, rolls ... 35
Barley.ictls 26.281! Tallow, etls .... 710
Oats, etls . :' 2.100 Hides, No ' .... ' 770
Beans, sks X' 7.77- 2.024!Pe1t5, No ....... 375
Corn, etls ...;..; 2,415 Lime, bbls :•"-.'.*.*.'.". 770
Bran, 4 sks 55 Sugar.HctlßSfrrr.l6,4oo
Middlings, sks .. 230! Brandy, gals 200
Potatoes, sks ... ,- 4,7601 Wine, 1 gals >* ;"r:: 53,700
Onions, sks ..... l.fi2o!Staves. 1 cords 100
Hay, t0n5.,...'... 1.055iC0a1. tons 60
Straw,'. tons 12 Raisins, bxs ....1.500
Hops., bales 3! Paper, bdls ...... 1,300
Wool. - sks .' 7o;Oulcksllver,. flasks 2
Shorts, sks . 5 Broomcorn,» Mis;. 60
Feed, sks 40j Apples, bxs .:::';' 5,000
WESTERN STATES
Flour, :qr sks .. I,ooo,Corn, etls 2,400
Family Retail Market
But changes will be observed In rets!*]
prices for ji household staples .this?week;::-?; Butter
and eggs fare?-still selling Jat the high? figures
reached last week, and there Is no*immediate
prospect of their being,. lower. .All kin.ls of
green § produce; continue - abundant,?*; with 3 prices?
reasonable.
COAL, PER TON—
Pennsylv'nia Egg.sl9.oo!New [ Wellington. .$ll.OO
Hebburn > ....... - 11.00! Wellington J Nut... 10.00
'American Block.. 14.001 Welsh Egg...;..; is.oo
Richmond ...:;...; 11.00 Pelaw Main ..... 11.50
Coos Bay 10.00!
DAIRY PRODUCE. ETC.— '■■'■'' 7?7 X
Butter, 2 lb : sq.Hs^7o!Eggs. dozen 40«-ft
S§il%!lb- square.,Wrt-Vt> Do storage ....30<93*i
Eastern I Cheese .*t— <§30<Honey .1 comb.% 1b..—(§20
Cal.'S Cheese S^rr^O 152.5 L, Do .quart.-.".*tr."iS@4o
Swiss -: Cheese ..' .35«?40| ' fc *:
MEATS—The Retail Butchers' association
quotes .-=-• follows:
Beef — - Lamb—
- Prm. Roasts.l2%@lß Hindquarters .15(318
m Pot Roasts 10<ai5 g Forequarters 10<^12V
ifPortrh8iSteaks:i5#22 if Chops 15*522
'*;• Tendln I Steaks.'. 15®20 Sstewfffrrrr^SfltlW
fflSirtelSteaks:i2%'|lß Mutton- '^St**^
M Round?.Steaks.;lo®ls f Legs .....:7.:v;11@i5 j
?f Chuck^Steaks.B@l2% ; » Shoulders :'.::r.';6@lo'
Stew and Boil- I Chops ......•••12fL 1£,
ing Beef . ;....' 6@lo Stew;'.. 7.7.777?. 6@l(T
Corn Beef ....8<312*4 Pck-.? -?7 ,««,,.;
: Tongues,,each.so®7si * Legs ••••-•••••JT^ic
Soup Bones 61 ; Shoulders iljSiX
Veal— f • ■;■.■-■>.'- Chops » ..;...•••Is©?*
Boasts ...... 12»^@20 Salt P0rk.*,'."..'.15@18
Cutlets ....... 15©22' Pig's Head-... ,6® f
Stew & Boiling. 10@15. Pigs' Feet...... 6® 8
POULTRY AND GAME—; : ' « ? :
Hens, each..sl.23 &I.7siDucks. each— '■ '.-._'
: »Dof emai1:»....65@75 .' Young .......-$1@1.25
Young? Boosters,'. --• ..-■■' , -Ola *...:....-. 7....n
* each *. .•;;:: $l@l.so!Geese. each - - -$2.50@3
Old * Roosters. *ea .50@75 Goslings,; each.. - .*-T®rT <
Fryers, 5 each '-? 7.7". Pigeons,;pair.... <aw•
Broilers, each.:. .400*501 Squabs,' - per * pair.—^i<>
Turkeys, per i lb. 30@32 Hare, each.. — (§25
y--y.1.y.,-.. . j Rabbits,: each.. V.30@35
-VEGETABLES— ; " '-X ?w. ;?" "J *,*_'„ "
Artichokes, - dos. .30(&i4O!f; Peas *... -. .— <S .6
Beans, .white,; lb.—@ 6 Lima -. Beans ;.'.. ."".;8@ •
Do colored, lb. Onions, lb ..f..•'•—4B 2
Pried Lima, lb; B@lo Potatoes,* 1b...... — <% 3
Cabbage. * each... ftia.\o'< Rhubarb."^lb..:.-'. — %— .
Cucumbers;.2o^2.^ String Beans, : lb.* 4® 9
Eggplant, lb ..."." 6®;B!Summer Squash,lb—<g :3 ,
Green Peppers, lb— @ 5' Sprouts.' per lb..—
Garlic/- - - • :*.."... 0@ 8 Spinach, per lb...—eg 9
Green Corn, d0z..20@25| Tomatoes, lb..V.V3@ 4
; FRUITS AND NUTS— >7 VX" "."''' VX. ?!^ <a ,« A ''
Apples, 1b;.*..:.. 5® 8 Pineapples, .40@50
Bananas, doa. .. .25^30'Pesrs. lb .....".. 3® 4
Berries, basket— ' v<* (Plums, lb.. ...... 6® S
Strawberries .:io<ais Nuts,' pound— "Xi—
' Blackberries ..10@15 7 Almonds ....... —®2*>,
Baspberries !'."..—C10 *- Brazils ;: •: '. . :•—<§;*!>
Figs, do*.:;: ? 77. 10@15| ? Pecans -•• ■• * *—i[2o
Grapes, I basket.. . 25fr«s=.t Walnuts ;..;...-. —g2O
Grapefruit,- do«!.eOc@sl Watermelons. ea.20f25
lemons, do* ....20^30 Cantaloupes, ea.. .15@20
Limes, », dos ::...-—@loiNutmeg Melons. .2^(35
Peaches, .. .15@25i7 ;,-*"• :
FISH. PER 'POUND— • r . -' „
Barracouta —@10i Sardines ...-....—® 8
Black Bass ..;.".—<®2.VShad ......'.... —@ 7
Carp -.*:..'. .*. 77: '. •' Striped Bass ;,-....—«_ —
Catfish ... ..*....".— @151Shrlmps,' lb ......—#77.,
Codfish .;.;".. .*..—®lo!Sea| Bass .'..'.. —gryfo
Flounders ....;.. — % !8 Smelts'r.....*...—@ls
Halibut ...... — @12 % Soles ..V.. ."."*. ... —ffl 9
Herring ........ —® 6 Skates,^eadi.....—®lo
Mackerel?:....—@ 12% Squid-...........— T
Perch .......... Turb0t.*..........— 6120
80ckc0d.......—@12% Trout, ............50®60
Salmon ..;;..... — — I Crabs. - each > 20<§85
Salmon Trout..;. —@ —ICrawash, lb-.....—
Sand DaM —©10)
Provision*?
?' California: hams, and bacon are lower and lard
Is higher. * ' * ' .>*»«->
--;-; Cottolene —Half bbls,^ 10% c: 1 tierce; 10%e; 3
tierces; (10c; 5 tierces,* 9%c per lb; calif 9c
for 1 tierce. B%c for 2 tierces, B%c tor 8 tierce*
and 9%c:for half bbls; 60 lb tubs,-»%c. • • '•
V; Hams and Bacon —Hams, 19@20c; picnic hams.,
12%e; California hams, 17%®18%c: eastern
fancy bacon 4 :to' 6 lbs, 27c; 6 to. 8 lb*. 24% c;
8 to 10 lbs, ; 22% c: 10 to 12 lbs, 20% c; sugar!
cured,".. 24c;,* light dry: salt bacon,;' 8 to .10 lbs.
19% c; 10: to 12 lbs,l 18% c; medium bacon, 16c: ?
light medium bacon,; 16c. -■■,;?:■?--.;--,•." •.;..
--« California * Bacon—H. rH. brand—4* to - 6 lbs.
23c; 6 to 8 lbs, 22c; 8 to 10 lbs, 21c; 10 to 13
lbs. 20c. " ' ' *
Eastern Lard and Oils, Western Meat brand-
Tierces. 12c;-60s > (ncr cat=e). ; $6.13; »10s, $7.85;
ss, $7.72; 3s, $7.80; compound lard, tierces, B%c;
60s ? (per case), $4.38; 10s, $5.55; $5.63; 38,"-*
--$5.70; * yellow cooking oil. 55c per gallon; white I
! cooking oil, 57c per; gallon; salad oil, 65c pet '■:-■
! gallon.';;-:::;'::-*; 1-; •-■■ -"---*::;-."-. :.-.7 :."■'■
I ■■■■' California Pure Lard, M. _fc L.': braml-^-Tlerees,
1 12 c; 20 lb .*wooden? bucket*. 12% c; 60*"lb wooden
tubs,' 12 %c; SO lb wooden tubs. 12% c: cans, 2 to
: a * case. $12.25; , cans.i 1 to« a." case, $8.12%; ■• tin
; buckets. 4 to a : case,. $9.90: - large tins, 6 to a
case, $7.65; medium-tins, 4 12 to a case, $7.72%;
| small tins, 20 to a, case, $7.80. -"-•*'-.; X*-* ■•
-c California Compound Lard," H. H. brand Tierce
basts,*> 8c; s wooden tubs., 80 lbs net, B%c; wooden
tubs,-» 60 s lbs; net, > B%c; » wooden * buckets,: 20 - lbs
net,' B%c;:large tins, 1 to a case. $4.12%; large
tins, 2 to a case; $8.25; tin,buckets, 4 to a case,
$6.30; large tins, 6 to a case. $5.25; medium tins.
12 to a case, $5.32%; small tins, 20 to a case,
$5.40. f--:::?v?-. .'■-<■-.-•*-'•**> - -:
»*; Beef—Local prices '■* are ; quoted. ;■ -;, Export l lots.
Inspected by * the *. government, * are ;$1 per bbl
higher;- Extra family-beef. $18 per bbl;-family
beef.; $18 per, bbl; - extra mess beef, $18 ; per bbl;
j smoked sbeef,* 25c per . lb. '_', , . '•' --? *' <• 7 *
77 Pork—Extra prime, in barrels, $28; clear, $32;
mess, • $28 ? pig pork, * $30; pigs* - feet." $5.50 for
half bbls, $2.35 for 25 lb kegs and $LSO for kit*.
Meat Market
Live hogs "have again declined, but dressed
hogs remain the same. ,-.:,*.
DRESSED MEATS"v ' "-'-,,'--''-
Slaughterers* rates to dealers and batchers are
as follows: ."-.. * ,-.,,
; Beef^-8*54@9%c-.per lb ;for steers, B@B%c
for cows and heifers. X ":/?' ' " ,- * ;
t.veal—9%@llc, for large ? andl 11%@12%c for
small. ■-;":? : :;.;■'7: " '--.'_., __
: Mutton—Wethers,' B@B%c; ewes,' 7%@Bc.
1 Lamb 9% @ 10% c, per lb. -
Dressed < Pork t (per lb>—lo%@ll%C. X
V " LIVESTOCK MARKET., ?:t?-X"-
The ? following quotations . are for; good, sound,
livestock, 7 delivered - in San >;.' Francisco, ■ gross
weight: -'";::: *';."?; -'■'": ■ 7. *,'..* ..■- -* -°-'
: No. : 1 steers.' over '■ 1,000 i lbs, alive, 5% % c
per lb; under 1,000 lbs, 5%c; second quality, all
weights, 5@5%c; thin, undesirable steers, 4%
4%c.-"-■■-- -:- -:--'•■ :;'-*••: - •-'■'■'■ "*."-■'-:-
No, 1 cows and heifers/- 4%@4%c; second
quality, 4@4%c; common, thin,' undesirable cows,
3@3%c;:"-v -,':*:■■.?■■---'-'-;"=". -..;■.-".--..'.,-*-«;,..-..
.Desirable bulls and stags, 3c; half fat or thin
bulls. 2@2%c. 7'< ::--■----— *.V aif.--.t-i :. .';• ■ -
Calves—Lightweight, per lb, 6%@8%c; ; ma
dlum,*= 6@6%c; - heavy, * 5@5%c. - • , *',«-
I - Sheep—Desirable wethers, 3%@4c; ewes,* 3%
@3%c. , .* . :•■' "-. - * "V ? " '.
:Milk * Lambs (per *lb)4%c. --■* -..-■ '<l ■■■- '- •-■'••-
Hogs— grain fed,? weighing 125 to 200 lbs,
"c 200 lbs and up, 6% c per lb. "?
- - Horses:? and ;' Moles
?; Tbe following• quotations .;for. horse* and . mole
are . furnished by ; the Butchers' and < Stock * Grow
ers'/ Journal: , - - .. .^-? .j.~-y "7./:•.-.;".",
:•.?:,-"-..-::-,,-..*";- X;: "HORSES'... y'7 "■.,.;?
Desirable drafters. 1,700 lbs and .sßooffl3so
Light drafters, 1.600 to "1,650 lbs :*.'; ..'.'. 21061250.
Chunks, 1.350 to. 1,500 1b5...........V.175@gK
Wagon ? horses, 1,250, to 1,350 : .777% . 120% mR
Delivery wagon horses, 1,050 to 1,250.. 125w\lH>
Desirable 1 farm ; mare*.... .. '7.777 . .*.".". i" 110@135
Farm .-. workers.....'. 777.77........ ...ii.7 73@110
MULES— TO . EXTRA ?Xi
900 lbs,* 4 to 7 years/."....*......///.";slisoai7S
1.000 lbs, 4 to 7 years...'.. .;*..... 175®200
1.100 lbs, to 7 years;." '" 215@240
1,200 lbs, 4 to 7 years .............:. 250@300
m Over 7 r years j old I range from 15 to $25 lower.
ft Note—Shippers %to 7 this. market * mart ry have,
horses close to type, .with. age, 1 bone conformation
and style, to command extreme quotations.-:
: *: /; * Portland i Butter - Market ii.* "
?? PORTLAND.-! Sept;'- 29.—Butter—City creamery
extras, box' lots,; 31<S32c. : "• r-:\-'7-.--y :-.. 7 . .
Batter, s Cheese and" Ekkh ,
? j. The I situation llnl butter? on? tbe I dairy,? exchange*
was Just the reverse of that of the preceding day.
There; were no sellers •at the: price of 27c a.
pound established on '/Thursday and I buyers had to
bid 3 the * market j. up I. to g % c i to I secure ; small '4 sup- ■
piles. ; ;It i was -- predicted * in/the r street ?■ that the
market j would drop back ito 1 27 c: again. - The old
quotations | for California 1 eggs»; were i allowed to
stand, the i only jt new I feature in I that ; department
befog the additions of eastern'extrasi and . firsts -to
the 5 list. ,;, In * the s cheese | department I fancy local"
.Young f Americas 4 were 5 %c ; lower * at *>16ci a ,; pound.
'M Sales * on i the; exchange ; were ! as i f0110w5:,,...'■..'■
M Butter—3o cases of 1 extra ;at 27 %c •a -' pound. -.
|=lEggs—00 cases >of ' extras at "43c - and 1 St) cases
of j selected - pullets - at ; 34c a' dozen; ;;;;■.
Cl.cpsc—2s California -fancy Young Americas
at?l6c'a pound.
H? Receipts were 71.000 pounds?? of ; butter/. 4.1.500
pounds ■ of; cheesej and 876 cases of'eggs. •;
»S The I; following are a official quotations estab
lished 'on i the floor .of, the dairy:exchange."?;!* Prices j
.in the street, while c governed *by the * exchange:
• quotations, generally range from r^l%e3to'*2cj
;higher, owing to the various charges to be added:
BUTTEK.. FEB' POUND
... ,-. .
GRADES
- ? ■ i
.,-3
OS B
- .> - -.
St
I 1 1 r I"
slats "
--rt «-!'.? -i vHS.o
?*?■
,"2.;
Us-!
tras t~TT.. '.. 121 c _' i c :■;
me " firsts. :.2."c ' 25e 7
■sts .......\2-ic ? ESfe '
Vic
c
■onds Y.."-.. i22<* y. faze
»tern ladle.!2m<*.21 %c
.Tit packing. I20r* . KSOe <£
2 do line tlfte ~
22c
Oil/,
21 %*
20c., !
me ?■. I
c
He
c
il9c. r
The average price for extra -.- butter for the
week ■-••: ending Saturday, September 23 was
27 1-12..'. a pound.
:, -, Cheese—.- California : fiats, 14% e ncr m
: firm*,'do firsts,*?l3c,l firm, do seconds, 11 *_*_►'
fancy ■, Young Americas, ;:-;lfic;: - firm: dofln^.
:15c, firm: Oregon « flats. 13% c*. steady• do £&
age 14% c, steady; local storage flats, 14c
steady; Oregon Americas. 16c, » steady:
£? *. ors f fancy/: 16c, steady 7do Storage.'* 16®
18c; steady: Wisconsin do, 16c. stead*. ' 0(fl
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