The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 11, 1900, Page 31

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1900. [INANCIAL ———————————————& New York Grain and Produce. 10.—FLOUR—Recelpts, 15,643 bushels; exports, 10,202; market steadler, NEW YORK, Feb. do Northern Wheat Market. OREGON. PORTLAND, Feb. 10.—Wheat, steady, at Sic for Walla Walla, 52@33c for Valley and 53¢ for Blue Stem. Cleared—British ship St. Enoch, for Queens- town, with 120,200 bushels wheat TXe: lght amber extracted, T @T4e: dark, 54 BEESWAX—24@2c per 1b. Provisions. Are very firm In the East and here as well, | but prices do not advance. a0 - at O%6 URH—SLYAN GEHND 31 Following were the sales in the Pacific Stock | Exchange yesterday: 100 Andes ... 500 Andes 500 Best & 1730 € C & Va. 650 Con Cal & 100 C C & Va. 100 Confldence . flut guish, Wintx atencs 3 lfl‘l”“:" TACOMA., el e heavy, 10c for light medi: 11e £ | 200 Mexican 2 5 win- L . 19.—W. o) ; | heavy, for light medium, ile light, can . & f . straights, $3 45@3 50; do extras, smw ks, | i B N;:-b 19.—WHEAT—Club, 52%c; Foot B B AR s mnrfim“"ufif | 200 Ophir ... tesiilowr. grades, 38 RO 8, BINNDROCH DAL, | 5 e ern sugar-cured Hams, 13§i3'%c: Caiifornia | 1% OPRir - §8 85@4 15; do bakers', $2 85@3. Hams, pomisal: Mews Bt BE b oo raee | 200 Opir -. o WHEAT—Receipts, 5600 bu.h;l.: npmi nrn‘:’; Mess, 13 ru;‘-; o §1; extra Prime Pork. g1t : N , 73%c elevator; No. 2 we f. 0. b. extra clear, H less, $16; smoked Beef, 1lc N Npd i, e s te L B o BOOAL MARKETS R e R AR t'prompt. ons o 1w ces quoted at EX@Tc « §ob snokt priespt, [Cpions cpesed He At & | compouna and % for pure: hait-barrels, pure, | pool ‘cables ‘against a bullisn Michigan re- | B4z 101 tine. S4e: b qr’?":;,c & Kentuck - St Louis & San Fran 24 pretd. port. After a sligl under realizing FExch Bulli | LENE—Tlerces, T per 1b; 10-1> 02 Lady Washs! v n thy with a sudden achange and Bullion. Fbod Kitady e S Bt e e e orn The waTiet Slosed frm on late (e ! gyor Seckamtei - h k S Pan g ok, closed ts May TNGTORe, | Sreing Famang: MR ‘U = % Bu | Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops. ish again marked up. St Paul clgsed Toiye: Ty T4 II6GT8E, closed e, - | SIHIRE Caflen e S 3 el - ‘ a leart 20 i ) Southern Pacific . HOPS—Steady; State, common to d New York Exchange, sight - B | es are dull and ea: with more sellers vage iy Bank Clearings show little increase over last year. Southern Rallway . crop, 6c; 1598 crop, 1@Sc; 1899 crop, 12@13c; Pa- | New York Exchange. telegraphic — 17 | than buvers. There is nothing new in Wool | srpion ] < A J 4 Southern Rallway prefd. cific’ Goast, 1896 crop, 4@éc; 1898 crop.i@dc; 1599 | Fine Silver, per ounce = 89% | and Hops, both being quiet. | Con Cal & Va i1 3 3 er a fraction firmer. Exchange unchanged. sl K vy T, . Glaivestini | 8t 1o 3, poynday ] Toumcan Tollary . - % | " HIDES AND SKINS—Culls and brands sell | Con Imperial,. - | : i B . 2 ) : dry, 24 to 30 pounds, 15¢; Califor- % . about Ic under quotations. Heavy salted ‘on New - 1iheat futures about the same. Barley firm. 0 Ntop Faciio prefdyi e Taxay Sounds, Altkc. 4 B Wheat and Other Grains. 104 G10%c; medium, light, | Srown - 1its ste 9 4 el ~ £ 800 Wabash prefd . WOOL — Steady. Domestic fleece, g prieed Cowhides, 9%@10%c; Stags, Tc: Salted Kip, 9%8 Tty v e = Oats ste cd.\‘ and in fair demand. Corn and Rye dull. 20 Wheeling & 1. Tems, BENC, et for fatures closed | (WHEAT=The Invermay takes for Cork &.- | ioige; oo ted Kip. 940 | Gould & Curey 17 3 Hay and Feedstuffs unchanged and quiet. et Vel e eat e stéady at unchanged prices o 10 polnts ad- | 35 ctls, valued at $LI; Fally of Atton. for | culls and brande, 1 2inee. 5 | Jasch - v - . - 2 Exp! - vance. Total sales, 21,000 bags, including: . 65,977 ctls, g P - = 4 ¢ Potatoes weak and Onions firm. T cgetables quiet. A Cammn February, §30; March, §735; May, §740G750; | Liverpool was higher and Paris lower. Chi- N N e e — o s Amarican Septeruber, §7 65@7 70; December, 37 75@7 0. | cago was several fractions firmer. An enor- @2 farge and T5c@81 % for small; Colts, Time Ball Butter and Eggs declining and Cheese weak and dull. e Spot Coltet—Rig, firm; No. 7 Involcs, 4c; No. 7 | mous export demand for Corn was reported Ok o o ek B 3or owall; Cotbw, | ime Ball. Thre Kos: 2 Wells-Fargo O G atrong: Fair veAmINE, 4G4 1idc; | there. The seaboard was a heavy buyer and | TALLOW—No. 1 rendered, S per 1b; No. 2. | g o Hydrographic Office, S. N.. Mer- T'hree cars of Easterm Pouwltry go on to-morrow. Miscellaneous Comtritugal, 9 test, 4e; Molasses Sugar, 3%@ | the country a small seller of Wheat. The vis- | 4c: refined, 614c: grease, 24@lc: | chants’ Exchange. S Francisco, . Cal s e . American Cotton Ofl S ined, firm; Mold A, 5.5c; Standard | ible supply, according to statistics, seems to be | WOOL— February 10, 1900, iy Sy Game weak and in poor demand. American Cotton Ofl ATES Contecyloners' A, fe; Cat Loaf. 5.6c; | decreasing ‘all over the world. Eufopean stocks | Fail clip. San Joaguin plaine. g1%e: Soath- | iV 0 B e e e Ferey Y St bervi v 5 :mer:rm hl‘n‘u‘mm ruahed, 5.60c. Powdered, 5.30c; Granulated, | are renning down and the world's shipments | em. S@ite: iadle County, 11613 Hur,n‘b;{g: ! naiing pall B i ae S ] e i " P merican Malting pre o , 5.36C. are smaller. | and Mendocino, astern Oregon, 13 - ey B ore Strawberries arrived from 1Watsonville. American Smelting & Rafng T TER. Recelpts, 268 packages; _market | _ The local market opened higher, but declined. | Valley Oregon. 15g20c: ~Northern Mountain, | b & at noon n. R p"u‘d Fflul: Sfag"a"t fl“d Il!ldlfl!lgl‘d. Ame'lvc.nn Smelting & Refng prefd steady. June creamery, 19@23%ge; Western The Prf\dure E.xrhanlo “,“,! remain tjlu:ed on | free, 11@14c; Northern Mountain, defective, 10g CALKINS, :mni an gmm, creamery, 21G2c; factory, 16@ise. Mgnda).“(\:ur\ln:‘ L,ncmn; birthday. 11;(5:;513..ml % e 2ol £ merican Spirits prefd. 38— Recelpts, 7038 packages; market weak pot | Wheat—Shipping, $1@101%; milling, e e Provisions firm, but mo higher. American Steel Hoop * and lower.. Weat n ungraded af markisgiee | MGG, T s R Mk = s > - il 7 merican Steel Hoop prefd. METALS—The brokers' price for le: is % SALE! h -— -3 Hides quiet and weak. Hops and Wool dull. American :‘“:2“\-"" and for cobper $16 50. polpformal - Session—3:15 o'clock-—December— San Francisco Meat Market. | " y i 7 B i o merican Steel Vire prefd. ” DRIED FRUITS. ctis, 51 8. - % $2 s e & un, Moon ang ide. 2 3 % ¥ . % an . 3 X 000, . | squarely o 6, thes some . J y i o0, st i Ananonda Minthg Oo - . | firmer at former prices. 000 $i 0636; 4000, 2r 0 o Other_meats are as before quoted Coast ard Geodetic No grain markeis to-morrot. Brooklyn Rapid. Transii 4% | STATE EVAPORATED APPLES-Common, | *B)RrE¥’ There'is'a better demand for Feed | BEEE—Sa@ic pec Ib for fair o chotce oy : Continental Tobaces prefd 1 | "Ciironyia DRIED PRUNES-34@%c per | (it : ; | LAMBSpring, isc; yeariings. sGioe por b, It ted th " ¢ the de it ac- | g pound, as to size and quality. 4, 5 No. 5 A c for small, 5%c for me. | NOTE—The high and Charters. it R i el B TS T APRICOTS—Royal, 1318c; Moorpark, 1818c. | ¢.280s Brewing and Shipping sraics, Sigsrse, | Slum and B4@sic for lacge: stock Hogs and | e’ city fromt |(Mice P §10 Federal Steel prefd. grades; & PPIng 5 . S0@STHRC; | fend %4 @5'2c; dressed Hoy | e | newly organized trust companies during theé| .. General Electric PEACHES Peeled, 18@22c; unpeeled, TH@9c. | Ehevalier, nominal. ST, VAR SO Ty . e = | twenty-five minutes i than at Fort The Alice Cooke loads merchandise for Hono- | course of last vear are now coming back to | Glucose Sugar .. CALL BOARD SALES. the hetght of tide 15 th T s ™ i General Merchandise. 2 France loads lumber on the Sound | course of business or speculation to account for banks. There is nothing in the regular > | — Glucose Sugar prefd Informal sesston—3:15 o'clock—No sales. International Paper XARY 1 Second Session— % | e — e i T et Lt of meok Internatioral Paper | Chicago Grain Market. Regular Morning Session—No sal BAGS—San_Quentin Bags, $6: Calowtta | g i 5 i e 4 | o homas Banks . RatEas Of DASk | S Daciote ke | OATS—The feeling continues firm, as the de- | Grain Bags, 7@T%c: Wool Bags, 25G e, Bank Clearings. Financial Chronicia show & sharp falling off a:| 310 Natlonal Biscuit o | mand is better, but prices are without change. | “pyCIFIC CODFISHZHas again advanced e Ll four principal Eastern cities and increases | - Rticasl Tasa & 2 $107%@1 17%: Black, 9T%c@s1 7. " | and is now quoted at 5 for bundles. 5i@ée for | g s g} Pretorsinge ¥ g S o B e ational Lead pre CHICAGO, Feb. 10.—The center of interest on | * CORN--White is lower and dull. Eastern | cases, 6%c for strips and 6%c for Narrow | I N S e Wk . e T e e e ational Steel the Board of Trade was shifted to the Corn pit, | White is quoted at %c per ctl and Eastern Yel- | Gauge. year is nearly 4§ cent. The in- per that market being exceptionally strong and act- { low at $1@1 05; mixed, 97'%c@$1 COAL—Wellington, $8 per ton: Steel prefd new Welling- | crease in the South is doubtless Gue largely to | o sales. ‘I i | | \ Partial Holiday To-Morrow. the activity in the cotton market and Is sug- New York Air Brake ive, May closing at X@%c over yesterday, at | RYE_Quoted at 07c@3l 02i; per ctl. ton, $5, Southfield Wellingt 50; Seatti E £¢stive of the future demand upon New York | North American Mise. It was a sad session for short sellers in | BUCKWHEAT—Nominal 37, Bryant, §i; Coos Bay, $ i: Walisend, 3. To-morrow being Iincolm's birthday, the | for funds from that section. But the clearing- | - Pacific Coast .. the Corn pit, for the coarse cereal, after an early = | Co-operative Wailsend, 3§: Scotch, —: Cum- rain and stock exchanges of Chicago and New | NOUSe Teturns only serve to perplex the prob-| - Pacific Coast Ist prefd. | gain, on which traders confidently sold more Flour and Millstuffs. | berland, $12 in bulk and $i3 50 in sacks; Penn- v g lem of the phenomenal loan expansion of New Pacific Coast 24 prefd than they had bought, falled to follow its usual i | sylvania Anthracite Egg, $13; Cannel, $11 per York ané the Produce Ex 1 Fran- | York banks. Pacific Mail . custom of reacting and climbed still higher. Coke, §15 per ton in bulk and $17 in sacks. | remain closed U be | “The upward movement of prices, which found People's Gas \was active and the crowd greater than in | _The Nippon Maru took for China 11.360 bbls | “Si:GAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com- but few st from | it inception last. week g it Pressed Steel C '{,:;m;‘f,:? it “The influence. of ita strength | Flour, and the Volumnia, for the West Coast, | pany quotes, terms net cash. in 100-T> bags: | broadencd out this week, so as to embrace Pressed Steel Car prefd 57 | overspread the whole floor. The source of the | 5472 bbls. | Cubes, A Crushed and Fine Crushed. 5%c; Pow- | A . —— lati pretty much the whole list of securities dealt Pullman Palace Car ... 188 | market's power was something of 4 problem.| FLOUR—Calitornia family extras, 8 8063 7 | dered, Sc: Candy Granuisted. Sie; Dry Gran OTE—In the Money 1 rcl on. in on the New York exchange. By the middle Standard Rope & Twine An enormous shipping business was claim . " | wlat 5 onfectioners’ A, 3%c; Magnolla | the early morning Money 1 Circulation of the week th ance had apparently reach- Sugar .. but New York reported only Afty boatioads “':“w‘“:' b‘”;-;;"" 3:“400: 80 Oregon | 4 "4%¢: Extra C. #c: Golden C. 4%4c: barrels, | hand colnmn and the successive tides x: ed its termination and on Wednesday afternoon SBugar prefd taken for export. The main influence seemed to | 87 ki i b per bavrel. 1-16c more; half-barrels, %c more; boxes, ¢ | day in the order of occurrence as to time. MILLSTUFFS—Prices in sacks are as follows, usual discount to the trade: Graham Flour, 2 per 100 Ibs; Rye Flour. 82 78: Rye Meal, more; 50-Ib bags, #c more. No orders taken for less than 75 barrels or its equivalent. Dominos, half-barrels, 57c; boxes, 64c per M. second time column gives the second tide of the dav, the third time column the third tide and the last or right hand column gives the be the large purchases made by moneyed spec- ulators, whose actions were followed by a horde of lesser interests. Their maneuvers to fix a the bears succeeded in toppling over the over- extended long account of speculators with in- sufficient resources and a reactionary tendency Tennessee Coal & Iron United States Leather. United States Leather prefd. supervened. Such reactionary tendency In- United States Rubber. 3% | higher price for the cereal Which they are sup- (32 §0; Rice Flour, rn Meal. §250: Oat | —_—— Tust tide of the day, except when thers are but -~ evitably discourages outside Interest in the .. United States Rubber 101y | posed to hold in good quantities was, at least | Groats, $450; Hominy, 3 35@3 50: Buckwheat | R : f Prod; three tides, as sometimes occurs. The heights & ‘{5413 | market and business fell back into the hands | Western Unlon 27 | for the day, successful. Flour, $4@4 25; Cracked Wheat, §3 75: Farina, ecerpts of Produce. given are in addition to the soundings on the $450;’ Whole Wheat Flour, $3 30; Rolled Oats i | | Wheat was firm, without being very active. | (barrels). $6@7 %: in sacks. § T5G7; Pearl Bar. | | | i | Better cables, due largely to smaller world's shipments, and the exceptional strength of Corn | of professional operators or large moneyed in- | Coast terests who have to do with the control and | . detailed knowledge of the affairs of the great Republic Iron & k Republic Iron & Steel pref P C C & St Louls.. 9 5= 4 when a minus sign (—) precedes the height, and then the number given is subtwacted from | | Unitea States Survey charts, except ley, $5; Split Peas, $5; Green Peas, $5 30 per 100 FOR SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1. 1bs. & Tlour. ar sks 720 Wine, gallons. corporations. The movement of the market Were the influences. New YOrk reported six - : » e ts. The plane of has been almost wholly due o technical causes, e i Joade taken for export, and seaboard clearances — Fheat ‘ctls © a1 /Paper, “reams e e e i S the general news of business being with but | s ;. in Wheat and Flour 000 bushels. May Havy and Feedstuffs Barley 125 Lime. ‘barrel I few exceptions favorable and availing not a| CLOSING BONDS. opened at 65 1-3@65%e, & over vesterday's 5 " heese, hicory, barrel | ittle to maintain a firm undertone to the stock | U § 4=, registered.. N J Cent gen 5s..123% | ciose, sold qff to 6514@6s%c and reacted to 68%c, Butter, $iEges, dozen. 2| o e < market. even while it.showed weakness due| U S 3% registered North Carolina 6e..127 | closing 'sc improved at 631a@6S%c. In spite of the continued large arrivals there | Tallow, rlns JESEYSIL Somy: | to the technical causes. The advance in prices| U $ 35 coupon. [North Caroling 4x. /108 | °The Oats market was strong on & good gen- | is no further decline in Bran. Hay continues | s e s Steamer Movements. - was viewed with more or less distrust, owing | U S new 4s, reg. 2 orthern Pac 3s. eral demand. May closed %@%c over vester- | waak and dull at the old quotations. otatoes, ctls 4 T . - $54,888,795 | 1o 7y i | U S new 4s, coup..134 |Northern P a | o . Onions, e palpable manipulation which accom 8 | ern Pac 4e. ay. { BRAN—$13@14 per ton. B H: tons et increase last month | panied it. Professional bull pools, known to } § old 4s, reg....IMXIN Y C & St L 4s..107% | The market for Provisions was not a big one. MIDDLINGS- $17G20 per ton. o iy e —& o in G cates. be long of stocks, were observed to be bid-| © 3 :-mrgsx'x:tgl:v'd “::: A\vvr:“‘\_ cons 4s.. My | A weak Hog mnrrketywll: (’;:n at l.;m opening, FEEDSTUFFS—Rolled Barley, $15@17 per é‘;fnd} ‘galions. .. 2,500|Wool, bags TO ARRIVE. o ices their holdings In accord- | U/ 2% | Nor en 6s which was lower for Pork, but steady for Lard Oflcake Meal at the miil. $38@27; jobbing, | OREGON. — e S 1, coupon 112% | Oregon Nav lsts. This was recovered, the strength of a well recognized principle of a and Ribs. D New York. fessional operators. | Dist of Col 2.658...117 | Oregon ‘Nav 4s. Corn being & factor. May Pork closed 2ic over | $ 30@28; Cocoanut Cake. $20g21; Corn Meal | gioyr gr sks.....21,252 Middlings, sks. 520| Steamer. the' strongewt prapetisities of hu- | S o 101 .1Qr Short Line 66.127% | yesterday, May Lard 2o up and May Ribs a | & B i ey I8 S Mroed Foed, | wneat, ctin 25 Shorts, sks — x g % A adjust ds. r L, cons s....114 | shade better. g premeid B | Bran, sks % 2 Suno Savancing m pricer Bo that a | Canada Sou 2ds...105% Reading gen i7" %% | “The leading futures ranged as follows: oo gy o8- AR g B AUSTRALIA. Orizaba - ) 2 a | Ches hio s 3 Western lsta,. 96t o - - . Wl i Sy el " " 2 & Scock operaiars shat Mavias deusands | cae s ohio L & 13 cons se111t | | Articles— §2oeet PR el i IONE NI ey, QR AU W e | Outon, 86t ME feeats “|Oyster Harb v . s C & N L & S F gen 6s.123 Wkeat No. N S v - atel 5 yster Harbor... by Dids for smaller amounts of stock, | C & N 8 F Deb Ga.119 St Paul cons.......167% | February . 6% . 6ex . e6% esy | STRAW—25@dlc per bale. ¢ @ | Mattoawsn ... (Tacoma fooselve mages, may ind suffclent Ge- | Chicago Term e sb tewdl & T istativg | Moy g5 @ e oed B 7 Seed [ | Coron . - £ | Denve; sts.102% | Souf 5 i ~oquille River. |Grays Harbo 1 St e S | B ¢ G ekicthen Bl B SR cans and Seeds. THE STOCK MARKET. | |Gl siver oo fare her level. Need o say. 1 an opera- | E T Va & Ga 1s ‘. 5 | v 0 g $ | Grescent Cit escent City s tasinted by any authentic good news e- | Erie Mol T L AL 2 i 4% @x o3| Previous prices rule for Beans, with a quiet | & | Cramms. Gl - garding the pa stocks affected, or Te- | G H &S A 8a..... |Texas & Pac 2ds... 54 | July 3 351 24 i | market | d = Bo il |Newport & the gene peculative prospect, as | G H & S A 24s. 1107 |Union Pacific 45....104% | " Onts No. 32 % % B | T ANS Bayos, $3 2503 35: small White, 33 30 | TP _feature yesterday was the heavy deal- T SR S Lo 4 - Bpe Of svod things 0| H & Tex Cent e Wabash lsts May B% 2% 23% | @3 35; large White, 32 9083 10; Pinks, $2 so@ | \°5 !0 Honokaa Sugar, which declined from | SO Lo Humboidt ° rl:ml-‘- ‘:;:;; '.17‘".?..\T-‘uflu',",;'"m'.'fi'fi‘:.:fifr" ff,.fi ‘}":.K(‘olnl 3 i“:-msh 2ds July 2% 21 72% | 285; Reds, $350; Blackeye, $450; Butters, | $2¢ 5 t0 §28 75 under a long list of sales. Paau- Potnt Arens ...|Point Arena and reliable businass Skcts, Buf, however trie'| I.C P & G ste . . T2 Wie Central 14ts | - Mess Pork, per barrel— - | nominal; Lima, $5 15@5 25; Pea, 33 20@3 40; Red | bau was also w:-ker at 3% 30@2 5. Other | gamon .......... Humboldt the news Ty be WHIch 8ccOmPARICs & Hse, the | La new cons i, . 1060 Va" Cotumt ats. May 11023 1112% 11024 11 12% | Kidneys, 88 50G4. 7 ; Mocks wers nACRARSEE. | L ke e | MNckInew ... [Seattle pletion of the above described leaves & | L & N unified 4s... 853 Va Deferred July 110 U117 1110 11174 | SEEDS—Brown Mustard, 3@3%c; Yellow Maus- ere was nothing new in the ofl stocks. The | 5~ Bianchard../Cocs Bay there arket In a weakened condition technically. | M K & Texas 2ds.. 86%s Col & Sou ds.. | Lard, per 100 pounds— tard, 4G4%4c; Flax, $1 90@2 20; Canary, 3ic per | following_were ex-dividend yesterday: Giant wejington .|Oyster Harbor.. e tocks held by compact, well-organized pools, | M K & Texas 4s.. %2 |Southern Pac is.... 83ty | May 6§10 615 610 615 |Ib for Callfornia and dc for Eastern; Alfaifa, | Fowder, Paauhau S. P. Co., %c: Pacifie | pemaona *|San Diego. F rades e N . (N XA Tnh =1 July 520 62y 62257 Z%éc;c Rape, 2%@3c; Hemp, 4@4%c: Timothy, | Gas Improvement, 3ic. | sorat Portiand... oo flering and th aintain the price | i K 00 pounds— - o STOCK iD BOND EXCHAN! Walla Wal ctoria .- ~ Sipplies giting SO oin Al the uice | MINING STOCKS. 5o o | TED PEAS—Niles, $1 50@1 9; Green, §1 75 STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. THADS, «vrene.. (NADRIMO. .. eeeeee -.[Feb. who have bought them with borrowed money o | Cronar . Pigntave . 5 | @250 per ctl e | South Portiand. (Oyster Harbor... Fab 3 narrow margin and who have no_resources ol E i N - b ef Pk B b o it - pSATURDAY, Feb. 1043 m. | CoPIe ~r-eresre.|China and Japan Feb S0 mill st e 3 3 ou Cash quotations were as follows: Flour, id. Ask. d. Ask. | Sewpo: e - the Dt R o S Bhe. il Jan | Desdmucd . 3 Quicksiiver steady: winter patents, $3 50G3 70 our. | Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables. | v s ponas— |Equit G L Co. j o e o el Feb. - blocks in a huoyant market and borrows them | am g orn BLSosiua 131093 %: clears, $2 99@3 10; spring special 3 e e S oyl Portland Feb. . for delivery until he has offered prices down | Fomestaie . Y AR $3 9084; patents, §3 20G8 55; straights, §1 60g3; | Asparagus was dull and some was carried | 48 quar reg.... — 14%|0 G L & H... . not cause 4 | a5d wiped out the margins of the unfortunate | Tron 8ilver D 0 0 | bakers', $2 1042 5: No. 3 spring wheat, 63@$Sc: | over. Otherwise Vegetables stood about the | 45 Guar new... — 13§ Pac Gas Imp.. might not canre & | Speculation, forcing him &0 well out &¢ & lower | Apo0, SIver . §\Unien Con . 5| No. 2 red, 64@T0%c; No. 2 corn, 334c; No. % | same. Potatoes were unchanged. Onfons did | % JUAT coup. 19 — Fac Light Co. TO SAIL ent that partial de. OEure to the profit of the bear. The outside in- | MLt oS ke ol i BT 15| oats, 23%@23'sc; No. 2 white, 25%@26%c: No. 3 | better. Miscolanecg— IS RG&R... | LS & walvation | terest aroused in the stock market early in the | BOSTON STOCKS AND BONDS. | white, 20G25%¢: No. 2 rye, 5@ssisc: No. 2 bar- | POTATOES—Early Rose, 30c@51; River Reds, | o G Wat ba 1o0t6itn & Bkt caae | “Steamer. | Destination. Pler, 15 fr watil | week by the manipulated advance and the | Money— do prefd . 13 | ley, G@Mic: No. 1 flaxseed, $1 60; prime tim- | 7igac; Burbamke S0@7o per . sack: O | 51T, o o/ 14107 |Stockton Gas.. > | Suomea s — — favorable news developments was so consid- | (ell loans 14 Westingh El 1 | othy seed, 52 43; mess pork, per barrel, $10@ | Burbanks, 75c@$l 10; Sweet Potatoes, $1%@2 | F & Cl Ry 6s..115 — |Firem's Fund.22) 228 | Samoa ..... Humboldt . 10 am|Pler 13 les erable as to absorb the holdings of speculative @5 Wis Cent 18% | 11 10; lard, per 190 pounds, $5 90@6 05: short ribs | for Merced: New Potatoes, 3c. % | Geary-st R Bs. 9 | Bank Stocks— State of CaliPortland. . 10 am Pler 24 el | buil pocis and also according to current report | , Sto Dom Coal 43 | sides (loose). $5 90@6 10: dry salted shoulders | ONTONS—$1 75@2 2 per otl for all kinds. H C & S 53§s..105 110 |Anglo-Cal Ltd. 663 — | Coos Bay... Newport 9 am Pler 11 iy- |and indications some large holdings by bank- Atchison 20% o prefd 116 | (boxed), 36 1234@6 37%4: short clear sides (boxed), | VEGETABLES—Rhubarb, 6G7c per Ib: As- | H C & S 3o .. 106 Bank of Cal...40lis — | Orizaba ... Humboldt 3. 2 pm Pler % ing and large financial interests, which bought | 4o pre d . Gr';?' Bonds 5 | 96 1086 20: whisky, distillers’ finished goods, | paragus, 20g30c for Sacramento and Santa | L A Ry is.....100 105% Cal 8 D & T.. 9 100 | Cleveland .|Kahului ., 12 m| Pler 34 th condition is scarcely noticeable, | 10cks in the December panic at a level of ab- | AT Sugar . ') Atchison 4s . 9% | per gallon, $123%3. Clara and 20@3%c per Ib for Alameda; Green | L A L. Co 58.. — " |First Natnl...2%50 306 | Corona ..... San Diego . 11 am Pler 11 - + that supplies in all positions te safety. Conservative interests of this| G0 prefd . 14 | Mining share: = Peas, 2G4c per Ib for Los Angeles and — for | Do gntd — |Lon P & A...138 | ‘Arcata 3 , 10 am Pler 13 * sma xhaustion is probable before the # take a certain absolute safety. Conserv Bell Telephon 38 | Adventure .... Articles— Receipts. Shipments. | Alameda; String Beans, $@12lic; Cabbage, 403 | n:: l’gm W ey R 8 r“fim-'nv seen s 1 ooy tive interests of this clase take a certain profit | Boston & Albany..245 |Allouez Min Co 3" | Flour, barrels 000 38,00 | 5oc; Los Angeles Tomatoes, $19150; Egg Plant | L A & B R 3 o e T i — i | Vie & Pgt Sd. am Pler 3 on such holdings rather than hold for further | Boston & Maine... 138 |Atlantic .. Wheat, bushels . 11000 | from Los Angeles, 10@15c; Dried Okra, 12ige | Market-st fe. 127 — | Savings Banks— | Qe ranciv'd|Coos Ba pm Pler 18 R 4 ise on prospects of future value. The rather | C B & @ 20| b smn&& Corn, bushels 338,000 | per 1b; Garlic, 6@ic; Green Peppers from Los } Do 1st M 56.. — 118% Ger § & L.. - | Boates an Pedro. am Pler 11 cr Repori | violent coliapse in prices of the midweek and | B, FC 23 ‘,“]“! 20'};0'1 Oats, bushel, 139,000 | Angeles, 3@fc: Dried Peppers, S@zllc: Carrots, 106% — Hum S & L. — — | Columbia .. Portland.. 3 19 am| Pler 24 the steady stream of realizing later show con- | U n"r' F‘r e 1‘_. umet i ecla. Rye, bushels 1,00 | 30@40c per sack; Los Angeles Summer Squash, R of Cal 6s.113% — [Mut Sav Bk. — | Gity of Rio|China&Japan|Feb. 17, 1 pm PMSS amm —Pacific Time.) ‘rlusl‘\'o?_\‘ hlhl)l a cw{-ider-blf por(lo,n “01 e | e e “%it_;::‘;';mfl 2 Barley, bushels . 36,000 | $1@1 25 per box; Marrowfat Squash, nominal. — |8 F Sav U.. - | Pt Y Arena.. Point Arena..Feb. 17, 2 pm Pier : e evinas MISIRE Wl for Skl B ve ab- | . S TS — cxsiviipht ik v 3 b 1500, Feb. 105 p. m. | Booron D s T Hut 1 many stocks | do pretd 743 (Osceola. . On the Produce Exchange 4o-day the butter e Pomona_...|San Diego..... Feb. 18 1 am/Pler 11 The seasonal rainfalls o | there has been evidence of large and persistent | Mex Cent 121 Quincy . | market was firm; creamery, 19@24%c; dairy, 19 Poultry and Game. = |Sov tav Bx. — North Fork Humboldt o 1. S amiPier ! s Mose of same date | femand ot all neice. lewale Sochen which 15| Mich Tel 00 Santa Fe Copper.. 61 | @22c. Cheese firm, 12@13c. Esggs easy; fresh, o = }‘g'lgn*ffl:f]-r; — | Cityof Para/Panama Fab. 19, 12 m PMS - last twenty-four |&ood Indication of an absorption going on for Oid Celony 6 [Tamarack 1214@13c. Three cars of Eastern will go on to-morrow. 115112% |Caltfornia o.. . fvestment purposes. The motives of this kind | O}d Dominion 0 | Winon . aont ran I ; Cal a Rivers. o ioyesioest pucpbase: he utiveacsr Miis o | wioti easion 8% | Wolverines Game continues dull and easy Oak W Co |Geary-st Discharge of Caliform 3 " x;v This : Lest |OC WTIRE S '"‘m':‘-"d""fl‘;”g:m;_ both on | Unlon Land 215 Utah .... POULTRY-—Live Turkeys, 11@12%c for Gob- | Qceanic S8 ¢ e ‘gasrkle(:tflfl = T "ot "™"5%; railroad and industrial stocks; the high I S e > S8 blers and 11@12%c for Hens: Dressed Turkeys, *| Presidio The following record of the estimated dally Geese, per palr, $1 75@2; Goslings, $1 75 Ducks. $4@5 for old and $4@5 for young. g Adischarge of certain California rivers is fur- Hens, $4G5: Young Roosters. 4 50@i: O1d Powder Stocks— rished by J. B. Lippincott, hydrographer of the California .....160 170 5 of earnipgs maintained by the railroads:; the large volume of their traffic in spite of ad- vances of freight rates now in force, and the . - E Dy ite. .. -— o - vey. O o ‘ii | prospect of advances to come in other classes | | Associated Banks’ Statement. LIVERPOOL. Roosters, #G4 50; Fryers, $4 5065: Broilers, 144 it 34 | United States Geological Survey. Oue second 12 of freight, notably in bituminous coal. Plans Wheat— May. July, | 4805 large and §2 50@3 50 for small; Pigeons, | ; |Vigorit ....... 2% 3 | foot equals,50 miners’ in : % F 12| for coneolidation of competing raiiroad systems o, e R i uly. | $125@1 50 per dozen for old and $2 50@8 for | i, AL e T 15 @lso in _process of completion. The nu- Cm‘(‘n‘;’ e 5108 "3?)'('5-@““ e 0 At et | 5 e P o STANIS E 4 AKDALE. 12 | merous ramifications of the great lron Indus-| NEW YORK, Feb. 10—The Financler says: """ | canvasback, §2 50@4; Sprig, $2G2 50; Teal, $1 5 R Ly e | Second Feet. s erimum temperatuny | tracts, which are all that can be considered in | “The feature of the statement of the Associated | Wheat— Feb. May-Aug. | @175 Widgeon. 31 50G1 75; Smail Duck.’st ~ |Hutch S P Co. 23 DATE. e e P that business, owing to the full engagement of | Banks of New York for the week ending Feb- | Opening 220 e T e o] Mare JIQL 19, Rab- — |Kilauea 8 Co.. — o Py S, " : present capacith Large bank clearings out- | ruary 10 is the enormous expansion of $21,152,- | Closing - B ';a " ol Dtrersst0: White, — | Makawell # = | Gy ER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL side the money centers of the t show the | 400 in the loan mcoount. The incy - A $1 50; Brant, ; Honkers, nglish — |Onomea S Co.. 3% — | ORI an increase over the | Flour. Snipe, $2@3 per dozen; Jack Snips, $1 25 514 | January 2 FORECA! continuance of general business activity above | Loy gix days brings the tofal of loans well | Openin 745 pe, pe, @1 50. | g v W 4s(3dm)102% — |Paauhau S Co. 2% | January 30 e weather is last year's high level, notwithstanding the | el 07 e gl £ Stktn Gas 6s..12 108 | Miscellaneous— sy & . £ the Paci Talling Off in purely speculative activity. The | Upward of $721,000,000, a gair of 347,000,000 since 5 . Butter, Cheese and E g | AT Pack Assnio iz | I K i ’ na S2RS: foe | February 1. v high price and the active market for cotton '"'n"’n"'.'&' afhmcer:ber- h}n tl;e same period Chicago Livestock Market Contra Costa.. 13 3% Mer Ex ;i"lz February 2 are belleved to insure future prosperous condi- | cash holdings have been thirty-five and a half T rret. — " |Oceante. 1% ’ tions and demand for merchandise and pro- | millions, and deposits seventy-four and three- & st Butter continues to decline and is very dull, 9% Pac AF A.... 3 — | February 144 with a disposition among dealers to sell Cheess is also weak. Eggs are still CRAMENTO RIVER AT J dau quarter milllons above the total reported De- cember 31 It is apparent, therefore, that the banks have not weakened their position. Rather rom a large portion of country. | ntinues easy, but the prospect of re- | absorption by the United States Treasury | CHICAGO, Feb. 10.—CATTLE—With 5500 in- crease this week the market closed strong ana Cent Gas Co.. Cent L & P. tending |Par Paint Co.. 9% — downward, though the decline is very slow. } continued warm SHEEP—Firm: lambs, steady: native weth- is now reported. The tremendous rise in loans Two cars of Oranges will be offered at to- | 0 Makawell .... in taking up the revenue surplus and the re- | they are stronger in every particular, but for | values partly recovered. Texas receipts, 6200, | (- i 26¢; Morning Session. o s New. York, owing 10 the re- | ail this a continuance of the record-breaking | closing frm: 1600 good feeders on hand, steady. | ooretmery — Fancy Creamery, %Glic; sec- Bk 4 of money for business in interior | expansions, which are being reported now, wili | Good to choice, £ %@6 10; poor to medium, Dairy—Fancy, 22@23¢; good to choice, 21@| 25 Honokaa 29 30 admonishes to caution inflation of cred- | have a very perceptible effect on cash. In- | 4 %0; mixed stockers, 3325380 selected feed- | g90. common, 15@20c. e 2% Honokan 900 | und speculative issues. deed, the surplus reserve for the week just | ‘rs. $4 25g4 90: good to cholce cows, $3 5G4 30; | ~ CHEESE-Choice mild new, 10%ec; 20: | - %06 Honokas 87 & The business in bonds has been on a fairly | ended decll; almost $3.000.000 from the fact | heifers, $350@475; canners. $225g29: bulls: | young america, L@lldc: Bustern, loi@ide. | 95 Honokaa 3950 | January 30. » favorable for r”k-nr and, large scale and the tendenc: | that the net gll;; of :Lm 700 in cllh‘dld not | g,‘lrm 50; calves, 34 508; fed Texas beeves, $i | \eastern, 13%4@15¢ per ib. < " | 25 Honokaa, s 9%. 37 hgfl!fy ke her in ornia Sund somewhat mixed. United | begin_to meet the extra reserve requirements | @9 GS—Quoted at 1ic for store an 7 . s 3. D % e Of 'SK7IT400, necessitated by the raise of 31y, | HOGS—Average &c lower than yesterday's | por dsens for fanch. . EasternCoil storaee | on Honokas. 8 & 2 55| February 369,600 In deposits. The week’s flgures, it may | Average: top. $ 05; good clearances; week's in- | [nipise. *| 130 Bquitable Gas . 3 373, | February | be stated, are in excess of anything reporteq | Crease, 3,000; mixed and butchers, $4 S0G5 0214 iy o % Hutchinson 8 P C % | e | at this season last year, when stock exchange | £ood to choice heavy, $4 %G5 05; rough heav: . Ci 70 Hutchinsor 8 P Co........ b gl Rt Bantey: ‘contsined e tone. both i ctirrent shares and poSq | %4 8004 90; lignt, $4T5GASS; bulk of - salcs, Decidwons and Citrus Fruits. $500 Tos Angeles Ry 5 per cent bonds. 105 nd purchases, ran away ahead of what business | $ 924@5. S 25 Market St Ry R easdeaduaa 81 “ 04 04 5 5 warmer ay. . at this time is somewhat difficult of explana- | €rS, 34 50@575; lambs, $5G7; Western wethers, . m Cater 5 per cent bonds.... | inued warm Sunday o : tion. The statement in detall shows that in. | 5085 ; Western lambs, isq7. b g ol e | - e b | § ey isco snd viclnity—Fair Sunday; | e Boainrts 43" | creases have been pretty well distributed over | Receipts—Cattle. 100; hogs. 18,000: sheep, 2500. | I8 quiet and well supplied. %0 Paauhau § P Co. January 29 . ed warm; light northerly wind | *:* %% | the entire list of banks. The commercial paper | Receipts for the week'Cattle, 51,000; hogs, 18, | Another chest of Strawberries from Watson-| oo hooiien & P Co. Janaary % G. H. WILLSON, ©13% | market is more active, but even taking thix | 500; sheep, 67,000. ville sold at $5@6 per chest. These berrigs are| 23 8 F Gas & Electric 5 January 31 Local Forecast Official. { Burlington & Quincy. 124% | fact and ;to&(;xehuza[ business um;I consid- York bl mL -nl ynr‘nk'm‘x:"- 5 S F Gas & Electric ¢ | Febryary 1. i Ind & Louisvilie........... eration, the total expansion overruns the maxi- B G e U / Water.. - Ty | 1R4 & douiseilie pretd . 41 | mam needs ‘of both It ia quite Itkely that New Yor p ris and Impo'ts,| BERRIES Cape Cod Cranberries, $1G7 per| < ® Ssovecy Febriary 2. T 2 & Norrmentern: | B ntriuted 1o the. total galn: The | YEW YORK, Feb. I0The imforts ot spe- | “AppLps—0gsne per box tor common, Tieger| 20 ONIAM G88 oo | EASTERN MARKETS. e . Rock Isiand & Pacific....108 | statement, showing as it does ecrease in | Cle this week were $18.251 gold and $124,994 sil- | for to choice, and 31 25@150 for fancy. |gax FRANCISCO STOCK AND EXCHANGE | CCC & S Louls.. 5 “"60% | surplus reserve for the first time ver. Exports of gold and silver from this port | CITRUS FRUITS—Navel Oranges, $1 50q2 25 | S0 3 BOARD. pe o { Colorado Southern ... : 3%, | ber's. ‘may’ be interpreted to mean that money | to all countries for the week agcregnte 11,1200 | per box; Seedlings. 0041 2 New York Stk Wakas Colorado Southern st prefd 427; | rates’ will become firmer, if anything. Last | silver bars and coin and $45,533 gold. Morning Session. | New Yo Stock Market. | -+ folorado Southern 2d pretd. 115 | year the month o&r‘:‘bm wlxdnetc;cd a de- Tond 7—1M Board— 13 25, L —— <o Delaware & Hudson....... 114 | crease in reserve 000,000 and the reserve ondon W oo arket. 10 Giant Powder . i anuary 25.. NEW YORK, Feb movement of ... Delaware, Lack & Western. 177 | fell to 815,000,000 in April. 1t is not unlikely At 5 Cquitable Gas L3 |lasemy B PR e dhe Mok Bwusems badtfetculs |10 DI £ B0 DN I e e Trta year, RINOE WAV, |1 L oNDON, Fabs 10—Trading ‘was'dull fa s —_ i "53:"',"‘3 XS = d | Jamany o nificance to-day, as operations were largely Brie v - wi ¢ ' iak . . s 25 Oceanlc g Februa: Bar s > e . 12 wool market during pending develos 5 Sugar Co. 26 35 | February s e T | . i B R b Y| Condition of the Treasury. | Kl o 5 bt o' Wt inin i | Dried Fruits, Nuts and Raisins. | g {onioedefiy e g | Foiruary 5 here w ontinu- %5 Great Northern pre 159 g 1869 clips will show a deficlency esti ific Gas Improvement Co. 5100 - o —— . the opening in spite of - Hocking Coal ».. % —e hearly 110,000 skins. ¥ ¢stimated at | gy, market contlnues stagnant and quota-| 33 paauhau Sugar Co 25 00 TUOLUMNE RIVER AT LA GRANGE. the tranguillity with which the latest news -4 WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.—To-day’s statement | The arrivals of Wool for the next series of | tions are largely nominal. %8 V Water. .. 94 376 —— : from South Africa seemed to be mccepted by 5 112% | of the condition of the Treasury shows: Avail- | auction sales amOURt to 302,068 pounds, includ- | DRIED FRUITS-Prunes. in sacks. #4c tor | 28 F Gas & Electric,. as | o [Becoma F Canals—1900. London merket. ~ The rally in the market Central prefd. “12% | Shie cash balance, §296,760,074; gold reserve, | lng 3,600 fo s S Wios Joeie 00 WS Bho for W-Ws, e | BE T S50 & Slesirie.. Star| PATE N 1% | Mining. | Turlock. Torl the bank statement appeared made it City, Pittsburg & Gulf s | se20.2e24m. T for 70-80's, 3¢ for 80-80's and e for %-100's; B ik A S nt that pare of the seling had been for | Jake Erie & Western..... 200 T ohilon Mark Foreign Markets. Apricots, 11§13c for Royale, 12%@16c for Moor- PRODUCERS' OIL EXCHANGE. January 0 | 180 | | cunt in anticipation of an unfayor- | ke Frie & Western prefd ondon Markets. parks and 1:gie for Blenheims; Peaches. 5is@ January 29.. 860 | 1080 | 24 e T o wniage Lake Shore ... LONDON, Feb. 10.—Consols, 1017-16. Sfiver. for standards. c tor choice and 7asSc Morninz Session. January 30..| 660 | 1080 24 e statement was considered | B T g NEW YORK, Feb. 10.—The Commercial Ad- | 279.16d. French Rentes, 100t 75c. Wheat car. | [oF fancy: Peeled | es, 10G12ac; Evapo- Board— January 31..| 570 | 1060 | 26 h ater considered | 1,940 Manbattan Elevated .. . ft coast, nothing doing; rated Apples, 6Gic: Sun-dried, 5@5ic per Ib: | 300 Burlington February 1..| 490 | 1060 B orable, but simply that the bears desired | 1000 Metropolitan Street Rallway vertiger's London financial ~cablegram says: | goes o Armer; cargoes No. & oo Nectasines, 8G8c: Pears, 3%@4isc for dark and | °00 B February 2..| 30| 950 | 24 sover their short contracts before the two| 310 Mexican Central . ; 12 | The markets here opened dull on General Bul. | sage, rather frmer: 0 1 Standard Cal- | 7gse for bright haives; Black Figs, mowee: | 00 wroid sy February 3., 190 | 1080 | 2 Dolideys pening. Thats: wes rathir’ acute 200 lllvme‘rv:ll & 8t Loul D 6% | ler's retirement from Vaal Krantz, but there uo&néw»,_' Feb. 10.~WHEAT—Firm; No. hite Figs, 2Gdc; Bleached Plums, s@dc; Un- % 5:'::: Oil, b 8. _——— e at timmes 2n St Paul, Missour! Pa- R eanons & S Loals pretd was a great recovery later, the market Inclin- | | geandard Callfornin, 6 414d@6s 6; wheat in | Diachcd Flufos. T@THe for pitted and 1 tor | g pome ON b 1. i i e e e e A tern Union, Burlington and Sugar. Mobile & Ohto. ing to the view that the movements of General | baris t; flour in’ Paris, quiet. ‘";{l‘"“- Bleached Thompson' | Bpavaprt - i | "3 Missouri, Kansas & T Bulier and General MacDonald are intended co'hslll«'—bplm-.u:-aé. e Ay ot e Pancy. por | CALIFORNIA OIL EXCHANGE. | PR T 1l ,vement of prices was rather erratic, 200 Missourl, Kansas & Tekas.. : Thiefly fo ecupy the attention of the enemys SSosTNG, Ib. 10c; cholce, dc: atandard, Sc: prime. fe: un- | S { Shipping Intelligence. (he net changes on the day are small and fieourt, Kanghs & Teans prodi... =0 as to facllitate the advance of the centrai [ (. ioam putures closed steady: March, Ss | omcre ver 1o Si6: chotbe, Tibe: rianaim o, | Morninz Session. | smizad with the Salorky S the side of loasss New Fork Central . ie | colitn akpetadiby; Géirel Rberta: | Ootieila ] ot Nay, o 1002 July, G 1o, ff g 8{.“"‘ unbleached Suitanas, 5o; Seedless, | [ et ing of the market was s at a Norfolk estern > were o No. 1 California, Ad@6s 5d; No. 2 red West® b boxes, bc; 2-crown, loose Muscatels, Si,o. X ARRIVED. ' b, o, e A0, e ot | 35 MR A, WS Ut B | o oottt R SO | 5 mer, e i St Na's| foven g ORI o oee, ez e 5 3 perpiexed. The enormous loan ex- | Northern Pacific ‘prefd. - By | though most of them twere lower on balance. | NUORY" Spot, firm: American mixed new, 3¢ | Clusters. §2; Dehesa. 2 60: Tmperial, $3. Al | Stme Columbia, Dedson. 3 days from oo et year aid {be to s fron g fi.f.’::‘,": N 238 | The ':‘.3".&’.‘?‘ a.}h Trom Austratia. Siver | 845 Amrl?%“u:”dn“:%a Futures, firm; E R B. 44 commda shipping points ! "’3;..}’1;;‘..“;..‘:,‘.:‘.. Brideett, 3 hours from ing all of lest year did the loan expansion | regon v & N 't ruary, : 3 : May, 3s 75d. | in vrnla. 5 ’ 5 i 16000000 13 the week ending February Oregon Rallway & Nav prefd.... 15 | Was 2% "mmwt|um"r?r IMM demana | FhOuary: 38 don (Pacific Coast), duil, 24 %05 N%p—cbmnm 89 Walnuts far | o Tollowing were n'.h: ales In the San Francisco | Ventura i e . Wi laxt year loans were increased $15,154,400, dus Pennsyivania , Y Bt gy B B g Al ol T TS and 9gitc for seftshell; Alm: - P . | e g 3 1o the metive fluctuation of new industrial com. Reading . g | are wanted X , . for shell, for soft and Morning fon. | et e, Neisen, 36 Boure -fros Coos binations then in full force. It compares | Reading 1st prefd . 56 CLOSING. Portland’s Business. i @6%c for Eastern | 50 Best & Belcher. 34/ 400 Ophir .. @ Stmr 3 . h 321,151,100 increase this week. Since Jan Reading 24 3 . 28 Canadian_ Pacific, 3§%; Union Pacific - - w for California: Brazil N ; Fil- | 300 Caledonfa ...... 32| 400 Si Nevada.. 49 lary 13 Joans have been increased 344,496,500, Rio Grande Western.... 143 | red. ™ No m; Atchison, 213 s i ; Cocoanuts, $4 80 | 900 Con Cal & Va. 13| 400 Sierra Nevada.. 3 compared with an increase of $33,197,300 in the | Rio Grande Western prefd 1% | Grand Trunk, §; i bar ‘siiver | PORTLAND, Feb. 10.—Clearings, $217,902; bal- 200 -1 corresponding period of last year, when specu Et Louts & San Fran. © 10% | sready, 27 9- ances, }9,828. —Comb, 1134@120 for t and 10ug | %0 o lation end compary fotation was in full tide. | . St Louls & San Fran ist prefd [54 g e 110 for Hght amber; water w b= 200