The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 4, 1906, Page 54

York stoc 8 H - A %y 3 o 8 99 o ] The I " THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL. SUNDA&' MARCH 4. 1yvu. SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. Hi «d salted M na checks trad S k exchanges exhib des now wcrease in local bank clearings last week. s quiet and irregular. Cotton advanced. t no noteworthy feature. er at 647c. No variation in Exchange. utures lower and Barley futures weak. and Feedstuffs unchanged. Lima Beans lower. reported weak. cat markets still quoted firm. Butter and Cheese firm. de. umber Tra for Ma ¢ in Oranges. Cheap Apples weak. Amer Sugar. Dom Iron & Mass Electric . Mass Gas . United Fruit . Un_Shoe Mach. ptd U 8 Steel. Cons for money. 90% Chi Great West Il Central . Louis & Nash M, K & Texas. Do pf 43 8. Do pfd. Victorla . Winona Wolverine BOSTON, London Do for acct, 718 Anaconda i { ttled Aot 06 | Pennsyl Onions firm. Vegelables unsettled. R 08 | Pennayivasia Can Pacific 75% | Reading Ches & Ohlo. 13 il . 4512| So Pacific . 9 Bar sflver—Dull; 30d per ounce, Money—34@3% . per cent. The rate of discount 138% 014 Dominlon . ptd........187 Amer Tel & Tel13T% Amer Woolen . ptd... . 4B% . 96 March 3.—The market opensd quiet and firm and ruled strong untli the at- tack was made on Amalgamated Copper, when tho whole market weakened and closed near the bottom for the day. Closing Stocks, N Y Central. Nor & Weste: | Unlon Pacific . in the open market for stort bills is 3% per cent and for three months’ bills 3 9-16G3% per cent. T L2 T TIATY Clearing House Badis. ' NEW YORK, March 3.—The statement of the clearing-house banks for this week shows that the banks hold $5,08,750 over the legal requirements. This is a decrease of $116,975 under last week. The statement follows: Loans $1,040,838,700, Aecrease $8,463,100; ds posits §1,029,545,000, decrease $12,753,700; cir- culation $50,907,000, increase $110,800; legal tenders, $70,722,200, decrease $341,000; specie $182,672,800, decrease $2,064,400; reserve re- quired ~$267,384, . decrease $116,975; plus $5,008, decrease $113,150. 50, States deposits $7,14 Condition of the Treasury. WASHINGTON, March 8.—Today's state- ment of the Treasury balances in the general fund, exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold re- serve, shows: Available cash balance, $152,- 253,992; gold cofn and bullion, $75,705,330; g21d certificates, $51,586,000. New York Cotton -Market. NEW YORK March 3.—There was a fur- ther gain today as a result of strong cables and an active bullish visible supply statement. The opening was at en advance of 10 to 12 points, with the greatest activity in May and July. * Within half an hour before the closing the list scored a maximym gain of 17 points, with the xreatest strength shown by the May option. Liverpool spot sales were 12,000 bales, a very heavy business for Saturday. According to the New York Cotton Exchange figures the visible supply of American cotton decreased 135,000 bales, and spinners' takings were 29,- 000’ for the week, making 6,842,000 to date. This is at the rate of more than 13,500,000 bales for the season. These factors are con- sidered bullish, Futures opened firm. March 10.57c, April 10.03c, May 10,75¢, July 10.93, August 10.8Sc, October 10.38c, December 10.40c. - Futures closed steady, March 10.50¢, April 10.67, May 10.80c, June 10.88c, July '10.83c, Augus: 10.87c, September '10.50c, ~ October 10.36c, "November 10.37¢, December 10.38c. Spot _cotton closed steady. Middilng up- lands, 11.30c; middling Gulf, 11.50c. Sales, none. New York Grain and Produce. NEW YORK, March 3.—Flour—Receipts, 12,800 exvorts, §200. Dull and lower to sell. Minncsota patents_ $4@4.60; Minnesota bakers’, $3.60@3.85; winter patents, $3@4.35: ‘winter straights. = $8.75G3.80: winter extras, $2.75@ 3.26; winter low grades, $2.65@3.20. 3 = . 30.000; exports, 7300. . . 84%c elevator and 87¢ £ o. b, afloat; No, 1 Northern Duluth, 8%c f. 0. b. afcat. Under favorable weather news, liquidation, prospects for bearish statistics on' Monday and the estimate by a private authority of 213,- 000,000 bushels in farmers' hands wheat broke sharply today. reaching new low records for the crop. May 853ic to 86 9-16c, closed 85%c; July 85 to 86lec, closed 83%c; September 84% to 85%c, closed 8i%c. OPS—Quiét; State common to choice 1905 crop. 11@16c; 1904 crop, s@ilc; olds, 5@7c; Facifle Coast' 1905, 9@ldc: 1904, 9Q1le; olds e, HIDES—Quiet; Galveston 20 to 25 pounds, 26c; California 21 to 25 pounds, 2lc; Texas dry 24 to 30 pounds, 1de. WOOL—Firm, domestic ce, 35@38c. PETROLEUM—Steady; reflned New York, $7.60; Philadelphia and Baltimore, $7.55; do in bulk, $4.65. COFFEE—Futures A Spot. weaks; No. & closed quiet, met un- changed to five points lower. Sales were re- ,_including: April, 7.05c; September, 7.50G 75c; February, 7.85¢. : No. 7 invoice, 8 7-16¢; mild quiet; % @12%ec. SUGAR—Raw, quiet: fair refining, 2%@ 2 15-16c: centrifugal 96 test, 3%@3 7-18¢; mo- lasses sugar, 25@2 11-16c. Refined, quiet. No. 6, 4.10c; No, 7, +.05¢; N : No. 9, 3.95¢ No. 10, '3.90¢ granulated, 4.60c; cubes, 4.85c. DRIED FRUITS. EVAPORATED APPLES—The market shows a slight jmprovement and ruled firm. Com- mon to good are quoted at 7@8%c; fair to good. 1903, 8% @9%c; prime, Viac; choice, 10c; fancy, 11G11%c. PRUNES—Are in moderate demand with quotations ranging from 4% to 8c, according to grade. APRICOTS—Are moderately active, though demand is still confined to immediate needs. Chofce are quoted at 10@#10%c; extra choice, 10%@10%c, and fancy, 11@12%c. PEACHES—Are unchanged with extra choice quoted at 10%ec; fancy, 10%@llc, and extra fancy, 113%@13c. RAISINS—Are quiet. Loose Muscatels are quoted at 6@6%c; seeded raisins, 5X@T¥e, and London layers, $1.50@1.00. & Exports and Imports. NEW YORK, March 3.—Total imports of merchandise and dry goods 4t the port of New York for the week ending to-day were valued & ikl Tipoeia de spe the port of New mpo! of o at York for the week ending to-day were §102.220 lfl;er luul $64,638 gold. i { o N ‘otal ugvru of specie from the port of New York for the week ending to-day wers $1,000,- 810 silver and $15,000 gold. New York Metal Market. YORK, March 3.—There was no quot- al change in the various metal markets to- day and business was quiet, as is usual in absence of cables. Spot tin is quoted at $35.65@35.85. Lake copper is quoted at $18.121@18.50. electrolytic at $18@18.25 and casting at $17.57% @ 18. Lead remains qulet at $5.35@5.45. Spelter, $6@6.10. Iron is in moderate demand. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. Future Grain and Provisions. CHICAGO, March 3.—Prices of wheat were on the down grade from the start to the finish of the session. Early in the day pit traders and commission houses were moderate sellers, but later the selling became large volume of business was tr: cept for covering, the market was pra without support and unable to withstand the continued and persistent short s ling by bears. It was said that large quantfties of wheat held by Eastern speculators we sold off during the day. The principal factor contributing to the weakness was favorable weather in the South- west, snow being reported from many points in tl fall-sown wheat section. A report by a Minneapolis crop expert, who estimated farm reserves in the United States on Mareh 1 at 213,000,000 bLushels, was another powerful in- fluence in stimulating bearish activity. The market closed extremely weak, with prices only slightly above the lowest point of the éay. May opened a shade to ¢ lower at S0c to 5014@80%c, declined to T3¢ and closed 1%c down at 78%e¢, The corn market close weak at about the lowest point. May closed 3c down at £2%@ 2%c. ‘OGats were weak. May closed %c off at 30c. Despite the weakness of grain, provisions were firm. There was an active demand by local packers, but offerings were light. At the close May pork was up 10c, lard was a shade bigher and ribs were up Bec. liquidation by diecouraged holders The leading futures ranged as follows: ~Articles— Open. High. Low. i 7 8% = = 42% 42 4314 n’»‘. 8y 8% 2% 2 »° 23 2 15.35 ' 15.42% 1535 1548 7.80 7.8 7.90 7.90 800 8.00 815 811 8.20 5-3* Cash Grain asd Provisions. (CAGO, March 3.—Cash quotations were a3 tobem . Flour, dull and neglected: winter pat- ents, $3.60G4: straights, $3.40G3.70: v $3.60g2.80; _ straights 20g3; No. 2 spring NG red. w;efié‘rk. 301,@40¢c; No. 2 yellow, m;:.:; No. 2 white, :mu;fia'?’,r_ No. 3 white, 29@31%e; No. 2 rye, 6lc: good feeding ba: . 31%@d8c: falr to choice malting, 41@30« 1 flaxseed, §1.0 No. 1 Northwestern, $1.12%; mess pork, per bbl, $15.30@15 lard, per 100 Ibs., $1.70@8.05; short ribs sides {locse), $8.10; short clear sides (boxed), $3.38 @8.40; whisky, bests of high wines, $1.28; clo- ver, contract grade, $13.35. Articles— Receipts. Shipments. Flour, barrels . . 23,500 41,700 patents, bakers' Wheat, bushels 20,600 Corn, bushels . 292,300 Oats, bushels . lB?llz Rye, bushels R bushels Butter, Cheese and Egzs. CHICAGO, March 3.—On the Produce Ex- Bariey, change today the butter mnrke(_ was firm. Creameries, 17G27%¢; dairies. 17c. Eggs. firm: at mark, cases Included, 13%c; frsts, 18%ec; extras, 18c. Cheese, steady, 11%@13c. EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET. Kansas City. KANSAS CITY, March 8. —CATTLE—Re. Continued on Page 55. RS SR S on eSS 100K C 100 Southern . Do prd | Keokuk & Des M|. 1,400 Knickerbock Ice. : Lacleds Gas pfd Lake E & West.| Do pfd .. Lehigh Valiey 400/Long Island 1100)L & N . - Mackay Do pfd ... 600/ Manhattan .....[169 "[i67% (167 (150 € M 1,200/ Met Securities...| 72%/ Tlis| T1%) 723 | ; 8,200, Met St Ry 116% (11515116 |{116% . I 1,200/ Mexican Centrai.| 24| 24 | 24%| 24% 200Minn & St L...| 76%, T6% 76 | 78 o lst pfd eeefsssns] 88 | OT P & § 8 M/150 [160 150 |18 Lok Mo Kan & Tex.| 34% . Do pfd .......| 70 7,500 Missour! Pacific. 100% g u < Nash C & Bt L. 3, 4 4,800 Natl Lead ......| 741 . : Do ptd 1023 )N R R of M prd 30% 39 | 80 [3&3\ - ” |Natl Biscuit ..| 66%/ 86%, €6%) 67% - Do ptd . % 3 .1}?‘*‘\%% Nevada Copper ¥ 4 . - N J Central . 4 (222 Brake, 155% 154% 15435 155% .{148 1451 (14515 145% 6315| 62 | €2%/ 66 i RO VT | 82 Y Air Y Central.. C&stL ist pra .| |A Bonanza! On Manhattan’s Famous Gold Hill SURROUNDED BY OTHER BONANZAS HONEYCOMBED BY OTHER SHIPPERS First Offering of Treasury Stock of the A Shipper! [ P C siv..| Do pta 400 Pr_Steel | 100, Do pra : :e-r...[Pullman Car Co 400 Ry Steel 8 Co. | Do ptd 200 Reading . 00, Do 1st ptd Do 24 pfd ... 300 Republic 8 & I | 100 5008 B € Do ptd . St J&GI. ... Do 1m pt | Do 24 pfd.....|. ree...|StL & SF 1st pf,. 500, Do 24 ptd 4 1,000t L & 8 W....| u: 200/ Do ptd ....... Y 7 6,000 Southern Pacific.| 6613/ 655 | 66 | 88% 200, Do pfd .......[117%(117% 11.%‘111:a 4,200/Southern Raiflwy| 38% 88%| 88%) 88 00| Do prd .......| 99%| 9O%| 90%|100% Standard Off ...l.....|.... 675 (885 300|Tenn Coal & I.. % Ten C & I Rites| 7 1,000 Tex Pac L Tr Co| 1% 7 | '800|Texas Pacific L7988 c 3 [ New York Stock Li i 490 C .IThird Ave . s im0l Ry & Tr Co.|... “ ° ’ ’ 800/Tol 5t L & W..| 36% . AR e an .....|Twin City R [k i0/Un Bag & Paper| 13 |13 | 11K 121 - 100, Do pfd ...... %) 80%| 80 | 80! | 81,300/ Union_Pacific . :gg‘xg%‘xg;&‘xgg% \ 200| Do pfa .......| 96%| 86% S A 1151162 22 lUnitea. Copper .|.....|.....| 85%| 68 200 Un Rds of S F..| 95k | 96| 96 ‘, 8 200/ Do ptd 01% | 01% | P15 9134 sess Do 4s . . sgosleenst, 885, 89 5.100/U B Cast 1 Pipe| 4614| 48 | 48 | 4634 300 Do prd o2 92 | 92 At 30 Cents Per Share | = .U 8 Expres: j11s 120 |U_8 Leather. {10 14 . Do ptd ... 110|115 200U 8 R & Cons 84 |88 . 100U 8§ R & Rfg Co | 25 | 243 25 100/ Do prd .. | 02 | 62%| 68 U @ Rubber . 50%| 50% 51 Do pd ..o s a1oR s 18 ) 700U B Bteel Cor..| 41%| 408 | 408 | 40% 7/ " 400 Do prd .... 1061 1106 % [106% 1~ +* Car Chem Co| 40% 48 | 40 | 0ty Do ptd Sia5s opis HAK ;1;:% ; » * 40% | 4034] 493 : i CAPITALIZATION = = T $1,000,000 "' 300fWestern Union .| 500! Westinghouse 1,000,000 Shares of th: Par Valuz of $1.00 Exch, Fully Paid and Non-Ass>ssable 2.5 Do 1st prd. 115 AL v e & TREASURY STOCK - = - = 350,000 Shares X T ;«;}wvgwn;qdn Cent my,\:i ' : Ty | e o g FEREE i e ; OFFICERS: a ‘!’, -~ New Yo mnds, . BN o o U 8 ref 20 rog. 108 |Japan Ga, 20 eer100 President . - - - FRANK GOLDEN z = B0%; 80k | Do 108”1 Do 4%m. ceri.. 91 President Nye and Ormsby County Bank, Tonopah. 2 & o |20 | 18 | o Do 103%| Do 2d ‘series... 90 2t X unified 4s.108 Vice-President - 3 THOS. S. ROBINSON Director Jumbo Mining Company, Goldfield. ! Treasurer - - - - J. P. MARSHALL Cashier Nye and Ormsby County Bank, Goldfield. Secretary - - - - L. M. SULLIVAN Executive Offices A BONANZA GOLD MINE GOLDFIELD, NEVADA | Centrai of Ga Do 1st ine. Do 2d inc. | C, B & Q new 4s. 9943/ C, R1& Pac 4s. 9%/ 2 [ o Rocgl facc. oo 80 8o Facific 4h.” .. g3 The Jump'ing Jack .il situated in a network of great gold mines in Manhattan, Nye County, Nevada. | Cols 1na 5a: ar & T7%1 S0 Rallway Ga. 1180 The Jumping Jack is bounded on the WEST by the famous UNION No. g claim of the Manhattan Dexter Mining Co. THE UNION No. g is a SENSATIONAL | Colo Miaiana 4s. i::'z}ry‘l’sz L& Wi s The J SHIPPER. 'd 3 | | Vo B umping Jack is bounded on the SOUTH by the great STRAY DOG claim and RILEY FRACTION. BOTH OF THESE ARE SHIPPERS OF HIGH GRA | B ,'f,‘,i,‘:’{fl;'.':‘_‘a“"u" 5 Breel 24’56 12% The Juh?g%méa {:ecli‘nual},?:;nt:eege?n the EAST by the Big Pine claim, and on the NORTH by the Big Four claim and the Gold Wedge Fraction. They have opened up - The Jumping Jack itself is already a steady shipper of high grade. Another shipment will be made presently. A true fissure wein averaging three feet wide has been exgl:;ed 1o a depth of 80 feet by a shaft, and at this level drifting has been Over 100 applications for leases have been received, and bonuses 'of from $1000 to $5000 have been offered therefor, but only three have beenet. These cover 300 £ of the claim. The company has reserved an acreage of approximately 1200 by 600 feet on which to do its own development work. o 92% " %0 The first two hundred sacks of shi i i T e R e aar & 2% of ore shipped from the Jumping Jack mine went over $a00 per ton, | New York Mining Stocks. z | Adams Con Alice Breece Bruns Con Ex ‘i (:zl:n?:k ’h;nnel.. osl : gz;:‘:fi,‘_v’% - R A vigorous plan of development has been decided upon and a DIVIDEND-PAYER will be made in the quickest possible tim consistent with miner-like mining. i adville m ndard .. : Boston Stocks and Bonds. ; Call loans ¥ Common. Time loan a:av.lz:-_'._.‘::::“.; ": 150,000 shares of the treasury stock are offered for public subscription at 30 cents per share. ol Atghison 4 {Alloues . 57 ll:.fly azphc;tfiqn will b: ‘xlri;d; for lisfigg on the San Ftanciu& and New York exchanges. - Mex Central és {Anu Zino - eservation of shares sho e made by telegraph direct to the secretary, L. M. Sullivan, Goldfield. Allotments will be made by priority of application ¢ N Ratiroa of acceptance will be given b : . 3 5 g Ao priority of applicati Notification Atchison D - given by tel h. Certificates will be forwarded immediatel: R e S T R o e R Boston & Maine.177 Boston Elev ....15% NYE AND ORMSBY COUNTY BANK i . 101 Fitchburg ptd...141 jectrie . {168 67 167 Cen! 24 : b ba GOLDFIELD, NEVADA woncad ptd 100{Hocking Vall .. |16 116% 114