The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 18, 1902, Page 35

n redem) 0 8: 50? cash balance, $108,005, Q"I;‘ W.fll&. * 30s: English cm‘m“’! lleldg ndian Mpmr:l{x wheat to United | Kingdom, 20,000 Indlan shl.mxent- wheat to’ Lo!lllrant, 10,000, POOL, May 17.—Wheat in Paris, ; French country weather in’ England, partly 5 —% New Y. ork Grmn and Prudn:c. -—-—-——-.—-,——* NEW YORK, May 17.—FLOUR—Receipts, 14,542 barrels; exports, 15,465 barrels. Market “Northern Business. PDRTLAND ‘Illy 17.—Clearings, $317,630; balahces, $67, SEATTLE May 17. —Clearings, * markets, | for small ana 4 $1@1 25 for “"%e* Inu Bnb- Los’ nnln d mo & Flaat. from ufi?&“ o0 per Paultry and Game. This market was vvry dull and there was a considerable stock left on hand at the close -of business. One car of Eastern is expected to-morrow. P AUCTION SALE —— (50 Head of BROKE HORSES, ) $813,273; y dull, but steady. Winter patents, $380@4+ 25; | py1a5 e, 184, There were no changes in Game. Twelve SUMMARY OF THE KET. winter straights, $3 $5@+4; Minnesota ‘patents, | TACO! 1 " 148,663; | acks were received. 0. HE MAR 5. gn g sy | S | Bo0s; aciamemipatenh | nmlu&,“. May 17—Clearings, ~§148,000; | sacks wers yeccived, @ 13014 for Go- Suitable for Milk Wagons, Ex= ss% 3& i '.;,,“akg. 5 10G3 30; winter ,,,., grades,’ e ‘b{e;a and 14@15c (‘oruuem. Gasoe, e press, Bakery and General Shupment of $142,407 in specic to Hongkong. Amer Lin ol 'jii. e 1;‘,’:,“.}&’;3.““3;‘;, :’;f,‘” = Northern Wheat Market. §‘L’.m‘}“’m".’.3 5068: 213 Hioster: n-.“"‘. ‘,Av“,h nghom::(‘)em Svases o e mer § Loy : L 4 50; rs, a‘fi 394 tor Ighi 200. Silver and Exchange about as before. Anier 8 &R pid ok | Sron o 2 (R | OREGON. large and $1 f 81,70 | |y This lot of hoeses s th R % g f ore. Anaconda Min Co. . \m/. i3 i.'.‘i-'.}"fl;'i.nfi“b‘." e fl%c o"b ‘afloat. d ngm&xlfixl:D'c«c"'n’; s ——wxg: AT—Nominal, | g3 per d"‘""m"m snd sl 8 ml o 50 u“--' OVERNMENT b "NJ::‘“""“,'"“"". Sank clearings gain about $3,000,000 for the weck. Brook Rap Transit 4200 6 " By the vety amiall Norihwest secerptsr suggest. | VIR Ay e e e Btee 4 the business. Yaval # w-fnox|'$:l'§§ Gae O%0 S B Lo sl Sty Oniree Pwhent ruied TACOMA. May 17-WHEAT—Steady; blus | Jack Buiper 8 oo o ocal stocks and bonds dull and featureless. Comt Tubacco pfa.. 400 fite] R B T T . 083c; club, G3%he. e ] ). = eneral Electric .. 600 317 W. H. HORD, I1heat, Barley, Octs and Corn very firm. Rye dull. Hocking Coal . S B, a&«"nv‘s% St oSy ""'xa-w‘cfi,ocego;é‘ed *: Butter, Cheese and Eggs. Livestock Auctioneer. 1 3 = = H 8030; Septem ot T 0o, ciosed Tomer | 1 i Feedstuffs zery fir S ea Int Paper pfd . 74 raber. 70 & elosed 79 . There are some Eastern Esgs headed this 4 Q‘ b .‘., m and Hay tweak. Int Power - 811, OPW""*QQE.}%" fa{':’flg.wuz‘.;h‘odxukéwl LOCAL MARKETS. ey, to arrive shortly, and those who are ex- MUST BE sOLD ! cans quiet, sellers > S : erop, 17 ; erep, c: old, 5@7¢; pecting them are disposed to advance - . ; quie \ftx cllers making concessions. sl Blscuit . & Pacito Coasty 1901 crop, 15%G10%c; 1900 cro, | 5 fornia Eggs as much as possible to help the E New Potatoes in demand, but old slow of «ale. . North American . 1 uums—nrm Galveston, 18c; California, - sale of the Eastern importations. Outside of AUCTION SALE 4% _ 3 Facific’Coast 8 | 10c; Texas, Exchange and Bullion. this, However, the market for fine ranch is '. Jaons and Vegetables about as before quoted. Paopiss Gan’’ i &%fi?}.}’,}, P gy e, Mo g B - more or less firm. as supplies of this descrip- ™~ oF [ Paslive dull S B : Pressed Steel Car. ?j stoudy with prices. net ' SG15 points_ lower | ‘The Peru took for Hongkong,a treasure list | tion are not large. Lower srade Eggs are in | ‘pop. HEAD oF BROKE joRSES, welgh: Powltry dull, with considerable stock carried over. Pressed 8 Car pfd: Total sales, 10, 15« hm inctudings: ‘July. §.800; of §142,407, consisting of ¥4607 in Mexican dol- | ample stock and slow of eale. =~~~ |ing trom'1300 to 1600, suitabls for transfer, %= | Fruit market in better s 1] Saturd Reputiie Seel e | Boptemier; SAQHiDe: , Sotober, , SASB0SIc: | lars. 3900 In gold coln snd $137,500 fn sliver | il PoenTi*0? Sttter 1 sl ’“"’“""I Feaa” u"'"'m' e el Ao T s 5 epublic Steel | December, arch, 5. , qule g ¢ r shape, as usual on Saturday g ey M:} Mg qmne‘; ok e h“,}l:::fln 15 no change worthy of mention in | PFISKIY, and is keeping stocks down to mant | (787000 TS e Dried Fruits firm and A pples advanced sharply. > 721, 1237 | 84@12c. A R—Raw, steady. Siiver or Exchange. Falr refining, 2% { ageable proportions. Receipts were 41,500 pounds and 198 (u;;‘gs ‘onsigned from Idako. TO BE soLD ON uonmy mr 19, 1902, o 3 4 4 centrifugal, 96 test, 3 7-16c; molasses sugar, | Sterling Exchange, 60 days. — 84 86% | Butter, 1566 cases of Eggs, —— cases of BRICKER S, ALEN- Provisions quiet, both here and in the 1West. 3il-tt fened Was auiet” No. i, t.10¢; N gteruflf Cadles, Sane. € 88l ern Ripe, RIS pasplly of CRUAS: Chines 'coé‘x? gfi'fi-@“ i 1Wool dull sy ides active and fir No. L'l 8:70¢: No, 12, B.700: Nor | New Voric Bach 15 O UTTER . Creamery, 300 per pound for fan- FRED H. CHASE & CO.. L H{;fs casy anleldr,\ active and firm. 3t ;md-?: L106; No. 13, 110 No. | New Fork Bechanke B | o Toatae l,::mflgfi :r:",g,l,':' tor, sec- Livestock _Auctioneers: Lower quotations for Beef and Mutton expected. e el b.ibe; Jv?:ler:}l. °'?mle|:|'.m?x P et Bataars 5% | er pouna. " < 2 FIRST SALE o> Hogs continue weak under increasing suppli A oy e DRI e s mgfns.im_m'fififlma;“ b poand | AL SYEWARY'S HORSE MARKEY. " O\ K S. £ i . & T ascreasup; suppas RC somperar? 324 | The market for let?vo‘::‘t‘;;’xfppln is firm on Wheat ond Other Crains. T A o “.2’;.‘%1‘“"»«‘:"&.‘;‘2 721 HOWARD ST. ‘ Butter, Cheese and Eggs about as before. K C Southern ptd. 591) | continued limited offerings and light export i e 8 Fifty head gentle and thoroughly city broken 3 sales would represent, of course, actusl re- In pruncs a fatrly heavy e movemen | kot8 till Wednesday. s Telephone m,'.:,‘ T Bank Clearings. Plenishment of local money resources, but the | U S refunding 2s, 1s noted for 1arge sizes of Hev rait, for whisk | Chlcago was firm and inactive, with the| There was a steady demand for Strawberries, banks' figures must represent for the most reg . 109! top priges were recelved in most important | Weather favorable, except in the Red B‘V!r‘ and although receipts were large better prices a1 bank clearings Quring the past week | art a shifting of dccommodations rather than cases. OId frult, dull and irregular. = Apricots | Valley, where It Is too wet. There is consid- | were obtained for the offerings im chests. Re- were $27.948.534, against §24,020,633 during tha same week last year. & loan reduction The stock market has settled back into a seasongble condition of dullness during the dem-nd Jobbing s light. State common to ; choice, 10G10%c¢; WHEAT—The foreirn markets were unin- teresting. Ther€ will be no more English mar- Shares Sold ood, TG0C; prime, 0360% CLOSING BONDS. fancs. S0l and peaches show little improvement, but are steadily held at jate quotations. PRUNES-_3% @6l APRICOTS—oxed, /10%@14c; bags, 104@ erable pressure from short selling on account of this favorable weather. Stocks at Minne- | apolis decreased 891,576 bushels during the Deciduous and Citrus Fruits. ! celpts were 880 chests and 650 crates. The latter were from Florin and sold at easy prices, horses from 1000 to 1700 pounds; um outfit, He one com~ on-mwonnmb y. May 19, 1902 General Merchandise. BAGS—Grain Bln June and July, 6c; Sam 32@85c; Fleecw e ing to the poor condition of the fruit. Goose- | week at a generally lower level of prices. A o= Que: 5.35c; Wool Bags, Imports of Specie. | process of readjustment has been in progress Sl 120 week. | verries are coming th more freely and sell gt | both in_the stock market and the money mar- N7 Cent gen Bs..138% PEACHES—Peeled, 14@1€c; unpeeled, 8%@ | The Chicago letter of Bolton, de Ruyter & | slowly. About 10 boxes of EngMsh were re- 5 7 s P i Songiitl he Imports of specle at San Francisco in | K¢t This has been accomplished rather by North Pac 4s o Co. sald: ‘“Market here was very quiet. | celved and were offering at $1 per COAL—Weilington, per ; - P’ ey e S s e a shifting of accounts than by any active li- o B8 734, Weather is unascttled throughout the West | Cherries were higher under a steady In- | Wellington, $0: Seattle, $6 50; Bryant, $6 50; ed ¢ agminst $705.03 quidation, although there were some sharp de- | 1] Nort & W son -, m, » o # | With showers generally predicted for the next | Guiry, both locally and for shipping. Only | Rosiyn, $7; Coos Bay, $5 50; Creta, $8; Walls- ese imports consisted of $1 clines forced on Monday incident to the dis- | Bait & Ohio 45, $ Mm“ ¥ 3 WY four h::"'" I 't‘,el" Saturday there | 5OMe extra choige stock brought the top ““: enc, $¢ 50; Cu-operative Wallsend, $8 50; Cum- d and $IS078 in siiver. The imporis | do 3ks R B uu% Chicago Grain Mark:t. was considerable covering of shorts, which | LAtion. 70 being about the top for the EO" | poriyng, 13 1n bulk and 313 26 in sacks; Penn- months of this yea | _do conv s sl Lé&s F s S July _ spread. | ™™ sylvania Ant ite Egg, ——; Welsh Anthra- unted to $968.3 344, againet §5,444,89 for the | los i 3 Can Southern 24 ~ ;‘.“T&fir"-"%“:fl’““;h: ) Ju e | e sedes ot Pringle "\!P“‘;}‘e‘:‘“"’".‘l "$3 | cite, §14; Cacnel, corresponding 14 his weeding-out process w. e ) iness and we o . g mad | the_previons Sovsiopeaints in the. Webb- e ] * fairly gaod commission house buying on the | s g R L o e I ashington Lro; Bulle tn. Meyer stocks and the constriction of the money t spots. As the recent pressure has Ches & Ohio i CHICAGO, May 17.—There were both weak r crate, but no sales were made. | a fair movement in Oranges and tain descriptions, There ton, sccording to | supply that haQ been disclosed by the bank 3 e i Wholly peculative, the weather at the | ceadily decreasing. Four e ures for the recuperation of the money market but the advantage favored the former. The {rom what we regard the best source in the | T &r®, SUOimCor, G, Do Viment. Receipts | 19¢: Pure. 31 20; Linsced Ofl. in M Sotied, Wash. | Were taken. which were facilitated by the high Vilcn Do, 46 Jom/g local crowd Was inclined to sell. Weather was | Northwest indfcate the probable certainty of ' have fallen off considerably and old stocks | ootied O T o b | rate for money ruling here. Supplies of loan- do conv 4s.... 1064, | ideal for crops save in the Northwest, where ' 80 Important shortage in the acreage of SPring | ;.. “yel] cleaned up. Supplies of other fruits | JoteH SEO X barrels, 90c: cases, $i: 25 | able funds were thus attracted to New York | ¢ ¢ & StL g 4a. mu/, Wabash lats | 3 | contlnued rains were still retarding the spring | Wheat. =~ Professional '‘traders are, however, | .., ,jentiful and prices were unchanged. China Nut, 37%@8e per_gallon Neats- .o | from all domestic centers and foreign SOUICes | Gni Torm de-, ... 89 o 2ds toeding. Advices trom Manitoban crops stated | U to’ the polnt, rather Inclined to dlscredii | 3 P, per chest for Long- | foor in barrets, f0c: cases, T3c: . are more | were drawn upon even more heavily. The rate | Goio & South ol L 155, | that the seeding had been done and. that theve | this. ~ Southwest advices are conflicting: we | STRAWE $3@4 50 or Malindas; crates from exchange relapsed violently to the are inclined to think present indications are | 65¢; Whale it maturel white, that the winter wheat crop will be 75,000,000 ' barrels, mn). West Shore 4s 114 from Florin, 40@75c. [Wheel & L E 4s. 931 of wheat on | Watsonville, ——: lowest poi! by} t of the vear under the heavy offer- fasFLlL twstty | miilon. box! Fish Ofl, e 100 Prices for Manitoba dipped to 3¢ under GOOSEBERRIES—25@40c per drawer. Cocoanut Oil, barrels, 63%c for Cevion and 4 Mn of Batieinr Sabe S0 N0 uiees of Suals §7% | Wisconsin Cent 45 mu whereas asweek ago it was 1c higher. | 1 100.000.000 bushels under last year, = the APPLES—$1G2 80 per box. according o | SWLC for Auieralian. R oy g i, gy e 11414 Con' Tobacco 4 us ‘weaker. A little better export de- | TArIVAES beink mmalnly o n Ahe B et | qual COAL OIL—Water White Coal OfI, in bolk. Scarce and the bills sold were i effect short RK MINING STOCKS. reported and strengthened the DIt | (uimicrs” doliveriea in that section, but nothe Chnnmss_white e e b | NGt S o L sales and represented In a degree & specula- 20 Litdle Chiet g E;g‘yse':te‘;'l;"""w:g:“e‘;fll;z';': ing important. There will no_Liverpool | bulk, 20; Biac, ASEAS D Jute el Smivivs | Qs L Iy & ={ | tion against the future supply of exchange de- tario | market till Wednesday. Northwest _stocks - 3 " character of pending on the corn crop and the Jesumption | 50 Ophir .. but the crowd became uneasy over the pos: CITRUS FRUITS—Navel Oranges, $1@3 50 n cases, 22%c; ’ ghow large decrease and the visible on Monday will likely do the same.” ‘This market was firm, but not materfally changed, either on or off call. Holders. are L0 | generally hanging on to thelr Wheat, bellev- %e under [ ing in a_continved firm sibilities of an eversold September market and o . covered some accounts. _ July opened l@iic | down to_unchanged at Ti%c to T4%GT8c um' 29 to Toie. " Corn Weakiess depressed It 435¢, "but the close was only easy, K@T4%e. according to size ana quality; Seedlings, §1 @z Mediterranean Sweets, $1@2 50; v-knclu Malta Blood Oranges. 31 50@2 50; 'l‘:n‘erln:l‘ in quarter boxes. 75c@$1 Iml 125 @1 50 in half boxes; Lemons, wg.n com- mon and $1 25@1 715 for of corn exports. In any event the week's re- _11 Phoenix . the week. It | plenishment of loanable resources from forelgn fruit crop must be markets represents obligations to be met in the a large portion | future. It was the realization of this fact | an apple crop | that checked a renewal of speculative buying ! Con Cal & Va. Deadwood Ter Horn Silver Iron Silver that prunes in | of stocks after the measures of relie( for the | a Spot " Wheat—shipping, 1 Si%at 15; mun- ot aend injured id | money market became effective and the interest | Leadville C 05| Conditions in corn were stmilar to those in | ing’ §1 164 @1 18% per ' ‘ . B o T i Duane o e > 3 rate declined. Another phase of the process BOSTON STOCKS AND BONDS. wheat. July closed weak, %@i4c lower at| CALL ao.uu) SALES. Sanch for ‘New Orleans and u 8@ for Ha- have made excellent pro- | Was the transter of holdings of American se- | Money— 613%e, itformal BEllaa 18 o’ CloohesNo: 2AIh e icatpien. $5@5 per Gutns s are coming up weil, and | curities for domestic account to Londoh. | pall loans . Oats were dull. The cash demand was fair, na Session—December—2000 ctls, $1 1.%; | * o ors o Grass and al- | Americans cabled orders to London to buy | Tyme loans ... "July closed 1@Yc lower at 3834c. M 141, L 7 . . . so that the | stocks there to be held with money borrowed | > e, o Provisions ‘showed remarkably small action | 43— n—December—tooo | Dried Fruits, Nuts and Raisins. arance. Hops | in London. = This process of transfer accounted | Acchison 4 ...... onsidering the llght run of hogs and stronk | ceis, §1 133 6000, §1 10%; May— 2000, $1 143 for the undertone of resistance to depression sl | market at the ya ices showed almost nu Y " Thert s . i < wheat 1 mow quite | in the local market. It s an evidence of con- | Sex eanis change. July *pork closed_ unchanged, Inrd & | (ho sniibn s ouper. mh Yosierday and | The market in New York Is looking up. In- it is in “the boot' | fidence in the value of securities which are be- | N5 Gon a Com shade up and ribs a shade lower. | steady, however. and quotations were casily | Creased firmness is reported in - Apples and vheat ?'\d spring sown have | Ing f w[mh. :gwcr level of prices b{ :he 2| Ratiroads— The leading futures ranged } matntained. N | Prunes, and Peaches and Apricots are steady. oved the warmth and | €°Rcies of the domestic money market. The | Atchison 18 = | Feed. 31 (214@1 03% for No. 1 and 97 The feature of the San Francisco market at — t sowing is prac fmished | week's readjustment has estored The Batance | 455000 X | Copper Rangs. .. 5% Q"‘“:-’:';‘, F s High. f o8 mrac tresib and. diiee. pole | present is the groat firmness in Apples. One Receipts of Produce. demands upon the money supply are felt 1o pre- | o m o e a3 Ty | 31,0501 07%; Chevalies, nominal. | house controls the stock of evaporated and has 3 Weather Report e of a favorable speculation for | poacon Lle\:t:; 155 |Tate Rovate y CALL BUIRD, SALIS. advanced prices sharply, as will be seen. FOR SATURDAY. MAY 17. 8i5oe. | The anthracite labor trouble 18 an od- | 'Y N H | Mohawk ‘""""I:_" Session—0:15 °"'°°‘-D°°""“""1 Stocks ot Prunes, too, are getting whittied Pei % —Pacific ne.) itional incentive to conservatism, e im- | o Pao e ¥ | 2000 et practicall enmu 5 g —5 7 upon the coal stocks was not acute, especially | m,«".,,,.,...g Regular l‘“"""l 5""‘“‘—"“'3’- new—200) Valiey, and' as the crop’ prospects e llowing maximum and minimum tem- | considering the assurance which has constantly - o ctis, 86%e: | Deiiliant an. o Seuth ags $he neold fad work: | es were reported from stations been expressed in Wall street that there would | Santa Fe Copper. ool | OATS—The northern markets continue ex- | ing around to & much firmer basis. There be no strike. The anthracite operators profess | ,,,u,._mmk 5 cited and stiff. thé demand for shipment be- | 10€ ATound to & much femer Pasia = Thers | to feel that they have much to gain from con- | 2 Ctan $ 434 Ing reported extremely active. This market W1 PROBATC DS B9 TEVRE OF testing the demands of the miners from the | a3 Vietoria 7 femains firm at the recent advance, with lim- | “'pRyiTe Apricots, $@10c. for Royals and 10 Bed Biuf way of recoveries of rece§sion. This does not A 309 fted” stocks. D g g oy matter Brete: an Francisco fA 3 blind the public perception to the possibilities [ Wotvanns Wiy The Chicago letter of Bolton, de Ruyter & | G1ic fof standard 2o frcy Moorparks; Evapo- 5 30 | of an extension of the trouble into the bitu- u.'lnned Copper. Sept, 30% 0% | Co. eays: “Market is Ay qulet and “rather | TteC ‘?““uc Pears, 6@9c: Plums, pitted, bispo. . 70-2 . | minous coal fields and the _collateral effects | 1.5 G & Co | pe Méss Poric, ver barrel— | rteady. Prices for spot Oats are well main- | Feaches. THETC FEATE 0 TS B e THE DosST BECOED. " | upon other industries, especially iron and steel, | ¢ e . tained on scarcity and a lnlr shipping demand. Am%h l"._l 06s for white; s 5 Toc - HE © 1 in which continued starcity of material In ali | wxsuow o uosmu STOCKS. ‘smx.nu operations are slow. n'om for red for whit %as > | stages is reported. in spite of the record putput | Consols, money..95 316/ M K & T.. Josy i 17 48+ e Frowing crop Eenerally faverable.’ for black ""’“o;fl‘”‘ - F in the trade. The Crop situation has 953 | - Do prefd....:1 60 na 101 T whiten” §1 351 50: ll'lllnx. R e @o%c: 40008, SgoNe: 3040y H Very attentivély studiea Surihe the week. The 5%4N Y Central. .. 159 198, | {13001 85; biack, $1' %G1 3; red, 01 30-40s, S O ete: T S -] ocutcome of the years cereal crop is regarded - 80 "I Norfolk & West.. b81y 10 893 | 143 e &t s O to- 1008, 2142 HOSNe: wi. & as of prime importance in the coming year's | 90 Do prefd......, 024 | 10 33% | C RN There wad nb turther advance in melw-. ugfit- Bonded. B [SNc per I N8. 3§ prosperity. The monthly Government report on tarlo & West.! 3384 local market yesterday. Chicafo was weak | MAISINSZSeeded Lereen, sc; 2-crown, STOCK MARKET. Monday ‘was expected to show an important | C Sduthern Ry . 38% | May 9 775 | and still lower. The Chicago letter of Bolton, | 83 %¢: booudk atels, H: fu; 4-crown’ ud decline in the condition of the winter whi Do prefe ¢ D 70 Ruyter & Co. sald: bl for e e o b = but the amount of acreage abandoned w Chicago Gt West. Southern FAGiAc. vt | Septemiber . “'Some_ship) Setdiess Sultamas, St for unbleached dnd 16 pping business was accomplished | disagreeable surprise. It was argued. cM & St Paul Union Pacific here, but nothing large. 8%ec for Dbluac Speculative. opera- | ey, 1 50, Lomperials $3:| Aql classes of stocks were dull and feature- ~ as ever. that the favorable weather since the date Cash quotations were dull and on th! Dehesa, $2 50; | Des & R G. tions , togeth ith t - o8 of the report must have impro | 13"" nter patents, 3 pression that primary’ roots will increase i §i 2 lesn, and thers wers 20 fluctusiions worthy of o8 tion of the winter wheat, while the damage to | 23 {0G3 60; spring _spe: | near future, the market has a Aragging tem | | NU Walguts, No. 1 .m,n.n. 1%c; No. | mention. o8 | the abandoned acreage had come early enough | : straights, $3G3 80: No. 2| dency. Princival owners of corn are appar- | 2 L ] 2. 7c;| Sales on the Ofl 20 to permit of replanting with the all-importan: | R Do prefi _N oring wheat, 72@ ' ently doing ,..,,m.,. on either side. " Crop con- | Aimonds, w'fx‘gflc vm for | 53,733 shares, valued at 'm m u... 8 comn crop. With that crop barely in the | Tilinois Central.. 150% |Spanisn 45, Tahc; 4981c: No. 2 oats, ¥4ici | Gitions o o8 whole favorable.”" Large | sottshell and . Sianuts, 89 | sales being as follows: ifornia 3 | round and the spring crop still to be indicated | Louis & Naah.. . 11255 Ka' white’onte, quiar No. 3 whie'sate 47151 6234 sma round do, #i 00| To for Eastern; Drasti Nure uoum. Fil- | 1300 shares; Junction, 9900; Kern, 1750; Lion, - the final outcome is felt 1o be 100 obscure yet | “Bar silver, 'steady, 25 11164 per ounce: Mo ba 3 v, | “‘LW_ l'-,lrfll)o Sholee | g1 85; wnne S1 6081 6215, Inr;‘lbéw Pecans, 11@13c; Cocoanuts, | 4500; Occidental, 5457; Petroleum Center, 0 Fressive duiinces of the market has been e | FANS. 12%:’ De Beers, 43%; money, 14625 | Northwestern, !‘l T lrime | (mothy sved. nng\vgzn—fl To'vec ot aud Boaki HONEY—Comb, 11812¢ for bright and 9@11c | s o Jor ey 20y s 2004 in small part to thie cause. The distribution | *Tne rate of discount in the open market for | 8 . 71 ool ol minal. | o light e rarien lig iracted, §@ | pany has declared a dividend of 3o share, o )| oo, Monday of a $10.000.000 dividend to the | ghort bills is 23 G2 13-16 per. cent. The rate | Dige, looe) hdhxl i Flour and Millstuffs e e vOtoe por WO AC: dark, do. ameunting to $3000. payable 30,14 18 e e porited States Steel Corpora- | of discount In the ‘open market for 3 months® | fiaee )l as.c h'em" eS| 8. s The foliowing quotations for the United Rail- H > . r ” 1 s 2%,@2 13- X . — San Francisco were ™~ Pear iy 00| 1o the enormoun profits of underwriting. The | " '¢ #%@3 13-16 per cent. % @10 60: clover, contract grade, $833. | prouR—Calitornia Family Estras, §3 500 Provisions. S foam New Yorx by Bultew, De & B Clear 00 | s cent, or 35,000,000, was paid 1 | Associated Banks' Statement Articlen— Recelpts. Shipments, | 3 76, usual terms; Bakers' Extras, §3 4083 50. > $5 ppommon, stock, ' 824 5Ga5." S L. Oblapo. 29 8¢ Gear 00 | T8 Ll Te corita " har e Tecerand e tns | < 4 + - | Flour, barrels ; 15,000 | Oregon, $2 75G3 25 per barrel for family and | Chicago was quiet and not materlally flm Soogior e v - W g * Subsesibess and Swo dividends of & per cent| npw YORK, May 17.—The statement of | C -wc~ 80 for Bakers'; Washington' Bakers', $30 | changed. The market seemed to be supported 2 — =1 - s o ave n amount- — » | - | " - Spokane o) Cloudy o0 80 per cent of the cash capital em. | the Assoclated Banks for the week ending to- | 357,000 | 3 8 by the speculative purchases of Packers. The | STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. il ——4 25,54 Pt Cidy ployed. It is expected that two additional 5 | da: OWS : Bariey, bushel 000 | letter of on, e uyter Co. I’-(-.y:‘ Walla Waila |.per cent dividends will be paid, which would i raham | *‘Market is quist and unchanged. SATURDAY. May 17—12 m. | bring the tot. gainst 46,000 last. year. Cash de- | £40,000, profits on the underwriting to hogs 44, On the Produce Exchango to- -day the Bx-ner 000, o ent o 52 $3 25 mand Is moderate. but market is subjected to I Tl sk e L S petar | R | e Covam s 21 cream do, $4, ats, $5 25 Homln a little pressure from accumulated stocks, and CREERED SEAB: SO i A ’ ERAL | fmPiycd, The result ie pointed to as indlcat- 100 | Dairics, 18G20c, Chécse. steady, 913, Erew | ¢ S Botbeat Flour, '$4 Cracked | packers are on the whole bellevers in current | L g L e iiasion S O yoerwrit- | steady, . Wheat, §3 50; Farina, $4 80; \vnuu \Wheat | prices. Market dull and without tendedey.” + pressure has risen rapidly over Oregon | 'MAustrial advantages which may accrue. g R A o | “’{', k3 h"w Gl ‘b"" ). 3 This market contisues dull and delow the ELLAN and Northers: Nevada. It bas talies watiry | . The. market tor bonds hes grown dull and A 7 R R e pa e 8 55t oy e Siise IR . or the valley of the Colorads and alse cory | has moved in sympathy with stocke. ’ 683“ Fordion. P 50; Green Peas, $6 50 pér 100 Ibs. CURED MEATS—Bacon. 13cgper Ib for | Ala A W Bs. na Oc S8 Co Vyoming. Unusuaily law pressure readings | United States 3s declined 3 and all other | - 1,664,600 oreign Fulures. H. Feed. mcr.‘:::%‘cnr&r lnlt‘hht‘ ':x“fl'o}h chlrw_nxm Bay cpcu:g :: g.gux.- bad g S fomues 4 per ceni below the closing call ‘of | Reserves ml.mm} ay and Feedstuffs. ored: Bantern Sugar-cured Meres: 1150 Cok- | Garer i) IS8 1% e O 110 Over the entire western of the country | last week. 1€ 132, e * Ll fornia H: 133 @14c; Mess Beef, 50 Pk & O 2 smail ares in California high wind PR g 5 | ’MM.""‘ LIVERPOOL. The past week has been quite lively in Feed- | bbl; extra M N $10¢10 50: Fami _. sn.r PR pe 3 has fallen over all of Oregon and | e, O e o | Surplus . Wheat— 3 stufls, with an advance fn almost all descrip- | ilz: u“.:':"#’;,‘?’" Ty el ore Bt g u: S & oy = p Enow is falling at Pocatello, and o . | Increase Openlnc ecsnnes tione. There was no further change yerter- 5 k, $25 Pea Sterra. nen { Utah and Nevada sandstorms | , Stock— - — "'fi" "";‘ (';‘-?ii The Pinancler says: The most nrmng fea- | Cloeing day, but the feeling was firm. Hay remains | feot, 1315@14c b:;' Lnd W S P ot N B . 0 s o ot Atchison pfd 700 | ture of the officlal statement of the New York 2 _breviomiy quutel, 06 e Duig vk TARD - Ticrces. quoted at 8%@3%e per b (1909) e 30 Begrees over the imtermonntaty crom | Baitimore & Ohio. 6,200 mem Assoclated Banks last week was the reduction | Wheat— D sets B ser to 1 for compound and 123c for pure: half-barrels, 1910) - 1 g Canadsan Fadific.. 5900 137% | o $TiT0 000 1n chab anh o decranen Tt Loa8 | Openine . S e pure, 12%ci 10-Ib tna. 13%ie: S1b tina. 19%c: | Do ua . — o (8 P orc izt - A ~ & ” Canadian Pacific. 277 % | of n cash, an ccrease, through | Closing . P & b Do gtd 5s. — A-10674107% O st fo: MuwWian in. Con et Canada Southern i3 | the reduction of 824, u;a[ 700 in deposits, of 30- | C Piow— PR E&‘.’,’.{E‘.‘.’.“.T R ?srl'n"" % hr(r)elfx o a1t e LA &% 5w 'S | Gooose Bl — s " ke n reserve requirements. Col { » P g 3 .. e - - P et o o, Do for ity | ST n Teserve requli P ,';;*Ig;{;-;fi{ | Qpenine it Cake, Herces, 10%c: Mve ‘tierces, 10%e per 1 _—e .‘.‘,:;:,,, b v, with brisk ¥ ton pfd.. . A Ago the surplus was 16@17; Cott ed M 3 DR Do 1cm Bs.. — |G PofSist : l - Chi Ind & Louts. $21 295,075, The contraction‘in loans was clear- o g NRofCés. — — | ¢ gntd 8s.. — — Bostis e Morther in the - | oy 1ud & Louts pr ly fcreshadowed early in the week, when the e ey w“'u‘}‘i‘;‘“ Git: e Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops. Do Boc. - 120%121% | Do stmog. 100% — othen- Culitsnie—Ohily and seesiites ] O0 & Mastern 3. was evidenco that the syndicate which had r s ] N Sluntoer, 36 5008 50; > —— N Pac C'58.100%110% B PBr Cal 140 oanther Bunday: possibly MEht sowers o o) | Chi & Gt Western. ceptly conducted very large negotlations in CHICAGH ver, $160; Volunteer, $.08 | There is nothing new In anything under this | N C R 5e...114% — |8 V Wat fs. — 111 canst; smmdstories in fhe interior: Bigh mecth | Chi £0L W A ptd. rallroad and other properties had comploted | (y1cAGO, May 1T—CATTLE--Recelpts, | 5T RAW—40065c per bale. head. Hides are firm and in good demand, | Oak 11 - o o Chi & Gt W B prd. their deals and presumedly had repald the 4 iko: sh s prbo pius vldcr oot Hops easy with fine crop prospects, and Wool - 4 = — Cloudy Sunday. continued cool | Chi & NW loans which they had effected for this purpose. | 100; steady: good to prime iteers, $707 30; let on account of the Eastern labor troubles. . Sridl 00 DASR REriE STt Chi R 1 & Pacific. Thix cancellation of loans tended to restore | poor to medium, $5@G 50; stockers and feeders, Beans and Seeds. WHIDES AND SKINSCulls wng“brands Francineo and . vicinity —Fair Sunday; | Chi Term & Trans. ihis sccount of the banks {o more normal con. | §2 755 G0y covg. $1 T0B2 T5: hellors, 62 . i i — D e hats, M Chi Term & Trn pt | ditions and further contraction on Monday and | 7 §0: cannérs, $1 8062 50; bulls, $2 T 585 73; P oo wd - P Iy oy — i ALEXANDER G MADIE, C'CC & St Louss. oo Tuesday, in_connection with the payments for | cajess, $0GT: Texns fel stocra S5 SOE0 o Kok A gy SR (4o e g o o S .\na'ue o Tight Forecast Offieial, | Colorado Southern. 3 the steel underwriting dividend and disburac- | * HOGS—Récelpts, 13,000; mixad and mzch-u, market is reported quiet, With holders forced 9 Colo South 1st pfd. e mentz on account of Mexican Natlonal Rail- ' $6 9567 45; good to choice heay. to make concessions to eftect sales, Piaks, * - % | Colo Bouth 24 prd. 421, road reorganization and later liquidation of rough heavy, $1@7 25; light, $5 .!flt 10; bulk. Bayos and Whites are the weakest descrip- 1 ¥ | Del & Hudeon. . 172y loans by stock and exchange Lorrowers, will go tione, Limas and Blackeyes are firm and the | | Del Lack & West. ..... far tc explain the later reduction in this jtem stron lattcr are scarce. EASTERN MARKETS. Denver & Rio Grnd 400 413 shown by the official statoment. It is rote- #00d to cholce S—Bay 10amal White 42 40 j Den & R G prd.... ::’4‘ :noly;n'y“ gn mtfllml‘mglho:o the banke are now $5 ;W mukrn”\vn u: m: ;&;‘ Z .s % ey were on lambs, 50G6 ; Pinl B acl - % | Erte 10t pid. o Sanuary 25, and $5.517,800 greater than at the | Wecbire obe $5 6006 so 0" ¥ | a0 A e R Klamn. 3950 | Horme Mides, dry. $175 for N, York S & Eri 514 corresponding period last year, when they stood ST. JOSEPH, E otl. medium, $1@1 25 for small and New Yorl tock Market, pld at $873,513,1 The reduction Jn_loans this O s—muq Mustard, $2 50@2 65; 1-1- Buck Skins—Dry Mexican, 323c: dry Hocking “I’:lllcv' . % vear. incs’ March 1, hins been 00, g n;'mlm"l’g“'g"y, H 'S‘.‘,E’"‘.fi‘{“fi'fl,“jfi:' low " Mustard, S 807 Flax. '§2 Mexican, 26c; dry Centrai American, NEW YORK, May 17.—Prices have made a | Tinncs Contrar | -m':i Ties mot Aot Wi m“'.\?um‘:m""}:! 1 5060 76: veals, 83 50GG; stockers and feed- 'fmcvf c‘:l'uml:.ml'oom;:.‘ umm la& :‘:&.fl"a‘»’: m-fllum‘n ges Gecided recession In the first hour of to-day’s | lowa Centr, sults of the trateable movements of money. Jast | ere, $2 26. 7000; fl‘(e. Hem').r & r 1b, TA! -No. mfl. #hort session because of the apprehension over | lowa Centr week, such estimates indicaliig a gain of $1,- | HOGS—Recelpts, gt strong: Haht N“"- $10082; Green, $1 50| No. 2. “‘?"’ Grease: THGIL the efforts 1o make the anthracite miners | lake Erie & W 263,400, The discrepancy can be cxplained only | and light mixed, “W 2%; omedium and oz N Blackeye, nominal: WOOL— Northern fres, 14@18c: do, strike national strike, but practically recov- | L = & West pfd on lhc‘lal:lenlryk. that a lurke movement of money lm.vyi o mcnm%.' o ‘!: ayw“ 20, gefectiva, lfcue T ey e “red atter the bamk siatement mppoared. A | Louis & Nash... t week caused the bank re- ctive: 13G13c; Southern: 12 montha, %3 Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables. do, det 1ds cash to be made on declining 10¢; do, T noll g - = 3 D.llc M‘.IL 11@13e. fall of nearly 2 points In Colorado Fuel and Metropolitan St RY 3 heavy selling of United States Steel to below | Mexican Central.. 200 fl;’ The leu of $24.073,700 in deposits corresponds New York Metal Ma'ke“ Good large new Potatoes met with a Ne“ ot fl for ulr and 13@le per b for 40 uneetiled the close and made it frregular | Minn & 8t Louls a;% 110% very closely with the total of the decreaze in et Inquiry ot sustained prices, but small stock, md to choice. Tites Kicien i may B bovh du to foaes B e oo B e e | mventta sat. () A | which was plentcul, was hard to sell. Thers eat Mark ed Stgle 1 Ve ue to fears ence ¢ N ent i N ul ¥ NeLs 1,57l G 4 et Induniry from a, b o0 56y et hareiort, a surorisinely nasmonious, | Kadrns ""55) s mchunged. Spot in was | Yerp 09, tales of old Potatoes on the Oregon | San Fraicisco Meat Market. e interrupticon to tuminous coal mining | NeW Jersey Central ..... saas [t m: not o decrease i metal 2 ® AR or it may oen i 'l‘nle"me;;: New York Central. 2000 168 ..nc."’x'r.u"mngd 1. "swhnthe fl;x!ml’x‘m U the “"'”:?" i ve G cl::ffl ol rre o g .‘.‘.'".';‘.‘;.::‘::"e‘:o.:."w Shington by | The local butchers are looking for lower quo- “ - T Year was ro been Comwer, market. 34 shabe tations for Beet and Mutton any day now, as and the i o zaa: Cy risons of changes in the it Al bl s H Texr— Vank statement showes ' e guum & Western 1300 33 and_ thecie of ‘the leading. bfl.nk:n:mn: vl 'fi"m %! electrolyilc, i1 :‘-‘c. WS o Sian if Gulins: sriits v | redkines e ineeieiaguet (b St DY I i oL over $1.000.000, ‘where o gaia | Eenoeyivania 300 148 cleven inatitutions lont $1800,000 "ot " Iun, 5% LA 121, et D% ,{‘,‘ in Yegstablen wns steads ang g e e T o e o s was while ese icrease In g L] || al 8] X :;ur =] ml the satisfaction felt over the heavy -9 a net amount of 81,800,000, 'nu lnrn-l:.c:::-u T4 was dteady and unchatged, wh d W‘f:‘h AL :'“,“:.“":I' northern thip- | ight demand. S o i ey | B 0. & Tl e o 000 & ool B2 | S Caltor iigen,” Wax, Bedns ‘ahd Toriteoc -‘...".' e e e i were recujerated 1o the extent of mearly | Bt o ik T unects were 84,100,000 by n'n: l::-:ihl' &' New York Cotton Market. P"“ i 8 o "’"“H.'fl“‘" (I, ers us folloows: o s ww& “S(. ]7}: _-;;;::l r:.d.ncllon of $22,008, - =: % 800, by another. s have g stn—wmc for Steers and 614@Tc per 1b 3 ™ e ey o;.ldy nne:h x;.n;-: A NEW YORK, H-v l‘l —'rm cotton market for Cows. - N Ranire mo-u'?.":-“.’.."mo nuu-h. 1501, the banks reduced their loans et This was to week following the panic in the | Bt Paul pfd - #iock market, when loans had been made prac: hern Pacific. tically without Limit 10 eheck the ¢ anicand Bouihern Hafiway.. wien the busing to support the Rt B 5- felizwod by quick liquidation atter confidence | Texan & Pacific., as restored, The past week's events make 1'018”4”"" Tt Clear that mo wach louldetion Sy e+ this loan contracticn would measure, Jocal trust companies have been is gil the wosk ~Hanking authorities estimate | Wabash .. loars viaced by the trust companies at as high | Webesh g nhubee-llml also for aecolint of FkLDMD“n |nw1¢r money cen Is without taking | Wis Central . eny eccount of me large borrowing nm rfiected in Llw barely dteady wi prices 6 and losad |Mllr Ena luvur.wm Exports ts and Impom. NEW' YORK, lcv 17.—The Im’ortl of dry - and lnmmndln at the New ork_for thll W wei \" lued lt '10.0“.1!& e n:"ul mn wiiver and ty of e this week gold nml m AV 'm were $18,874 Fomgn vign Markets. LONDON, May 11 —Consols, 051, Bilver, 25 11-10d; French rentes, 101t 10c; whoat car- Bocs on passage, quiet but-steady; No, 1 Btand. London Market. NEW YORK, )uv 17.—Phe Commercial Ad- vertiser's Mndnm financial cablegram say: The exchange was half empty and & holiday, lassitude characterized the dealings. Tha tone lain’ | pen fatlod to digcou, vl BT ani i e SanpitAred sy ouragy sent Commendable dlplol\nle acrsvion mply were weal n New York's ovlrnlnn but they ished lrutlmu.uy above nrt scattered r covering. Condition of the Treasury. | WASHINGTON, May 17.—To-day's stat. ment of the treagury balances in the general ~ mca ‘swl- R, Ry S| iders of bcrll"flm. BlcflhV&M'n!fi 10 & Premivm of 2 5-16. The proceeds of (hess Wells-Farg