The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 10, 1907, Page 40

THE SAN FRAN NANGIAL AND GOMMERGI SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS \e\\ York stocks and Cotton lower. xchange firmer. Iv a close day on Eastern Exchanges. Mining stocks quiet. 7 per cent last week. Wheat at New York. International E 1 bonds again active. Hay ~aned up. pwarg turn a d Rz Hogs TRADE LUMBER & Quiet Month—Rail Rates to Advanced January Be ast W Weekly Bank Clearings an s were $ EASTERN MARKETS New York Momey Market business demand, Is. ; railroads, heavy. New York Stock List tton & 490 California street, New ' York Stock Exchange, list of bond end stock By High./Low.| Bld 290 143 Ask. 0t Kot Havaps pra., . Tob 06, Hasdig n-‘m.vm ] Do s /Manhattan Mot pra coming Flour and Millstuffs. ions in moderate Game in demand and higher. ain, Strawberries expected this year. ins quiet and firm. s firm and Hops selling fairly. unchange: | Amer Pnen Tube. 12 | Atchison Coppers strong. Jeans steadying. in. Feedstuffs firm. supply and firm. Butter lc to 3c lower. d. New York Stock List Continued Sales.| STOCKS. Ifllgh.:lm | Bid. 1 Ask. 300 Do pfd 0% ERTE 1.100Mo Pacific 845, 8 5393 83y : NC& : 1 140 .unll [ 1 02 mm‘mm 553 ~ BRof 5 pld. atl Biscuit . Do ptd -|Nev Coun Copper. %, 86 4 8215| s:t,‘ 82 300/North American.| 831| 823 823/ 6,500 Northern Pacific. 1528 1.711/. x.»u. xm -|Omaha Pacific B: Do 0| Onion Do pfd ... United Copper . Un Rds of § F Do pfd pfd Pacific I 169 T i i 100|0 Do 24 pfd . 25.600(U § Realty Cor. 4000, Do _ptd 900/va Conl & @ ol 400 Va-Car Chem Co.| :w!. & -jios Do pfd | ‘Wabash 300, Do pfd Wells-Fargo Ex Western Union . Westinghouse W &LE . Do pfd ... Do 24 pfd Wisconsin Central|. 382,000—Total shares sold. New York Honds S ref 2s reg..105 |Japan s, Do coupon 10 Do 4s ce Do Do Do Do £ 24 ser. t;sl;- ™. 8414 reg. Do new 4s Do coupon .. Amer Tob 4s b Do 6s = M. K & Texas 4s. 98 Atch gen 48 Do 2ds . 843 Do adj 4s NR of Mex con 45 861 Atlantic C L' 4s. 9815/N Y C gen 314s.. 934 Balt & Obio J € gen 92 Pacific o 2% Nor & W con 4s. 98 0,8 Line cfig 4a 943 Pa conv 3is.. Reading gen 4s s 8815 t'. 110 F fg 4s. 82 Do 1st 4s cert. S0 Railway Bs. 2|Tex & Pac 1st {Tel. St L & W |Unfon_Pacific 78 Steel 24 5 sh Ists Do deb B Western Md 3 W &L ’l*‘\u Wis O Japan New York Mining Stocks Adams Con 25) Little Al 6.00/0ntario Ophir Potost Brans _Con Tuunel Boston Stocks and Bonds Money— [Allouez .. Call loans Amal Copper .. Time loans riz_Commerctal Ronds— / tlantic Atchison 45 Bingham Do adj 4s | Butte Coalition Mex Central 4s entennial |Copper Range | Daty West prd oo 99 n & Albany 233 Boxton & Matve 160 199 w'sn-n Elev Fitchburg pftd . 31% Mex Central 30 NY. NH&KH S Union - Pacific Miscellnneous Amer Arge Chem, 24 Amer Sugar Do pfd ... Amer Tel & Tel. Amer Woolen 2814 {Ouceol 32 | Parrot 11300 |Quiney [emarack 19 | Tecumseh 0S% | Trinity 64 |nned lunp(r s Mi Mass Electric Do pfd . M Mining—, Adventure THE COPPER STOCKS BOSTON, Feb. 9.—The lquidation continued on a small scale today and the mlrket was com- ively weak and dull all through the session, g interests contiuue to buy Centennial and Osceolu, the latter being $166 bid for practieally mount,” aud tbe former. being qujetly t around $45. Tamarack seems to be slow. m 1t from disappointed holders. C. & crests are buying the stock. The enthusi- for coppers seems 1o be very ‘quiet at pres- #ud operators think they will sag a little ower. London Closing Stocks Cons for money.S6 !'i 16{ Ko. Kan & Texas. 40% Cons for acet 1-16} York Central.13214 Anaconda X odolk & Western 89 o. Chi Great Western 164 “‘L Mii & St P..158 a_pfd Central. | 1164 Louisville & Nash 139 Bar silver—Steady; sl:»l.l per ounce. M con Bs. uw., | 4| Wheat— % | May . Condition of the Treasury WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.—Today's statement of the treasury balances shows: Available cash balance, $249,268.941; gold coln and bul- lion, $102,050,654; gold certificates, $45,115,230. Movements of Specie ] YORK, Feb. 9.—Total imports of specie the port of ‘New York for the week ending to- |d-v were $10,770 silver and $79,838 gold. Tots) exports of specle from fhe port of New York for the wesk enfing today. were §053,77 ! silver and $43,500 New York Cotton Market | .NEW YORK, Feb. 5.—The Commercial says: “No one seems anxious to sell March short and there continues to be rumors circulated and be- lieved that there has been some sort of a deal made in regard to the March position, and if wmore cotton does mot head this way soon there is apt to be an effort made to squeeze March,’ Option— Open. High. Low Close. February . R 9.54c | Murch L 9.48c 9.41c | April . . 9.5%¢ 5 L 9.6l 9.62¢ Tuue s, 9.06c July L 974 9.70¢ August L 9.72¢ 9.70¢ September + 9.60c 9.63¢ ctober - 985 9.86¢ December 9% 9.92¢ 10.01c 10.05¢ NEW ORLEANS, Feb, 8- The Ghtonicle, has complained of the less favorable weather of the | last’ week having interfered with preparations for the mew crop. Therefore, since Liverpool closed at prices practically unchanged from yes- | terdas, when an ‘advance of about 5 English was looked for, not to mentlon the in- np(rllion expected to, come from British spin- mers’ statistics, there Ywas great disappointment on the part of Americans. Nevertheless the lo- cal market opened steady. There appears to be a prearranged programme in process of execu- tion, New York and Liv being the par- ties' to the agreement wherepy an efort will Do made to force shorts to cover the coming week. New York Grain and Produce SNEW YOBK Feb. 9.—FLOUR—Recel, fl, 12v 000 b-rle mooo barrels. F' tents, $3.60@3.80; »’5., extras, 82?00 flo,wxow gnde-, :2 o 90 (EAT—Receipts, 5000 ‘bushels; ex&? 10,000 bushels. Spot, !tudr No. 2 red, 83%c, Northern Duluth, 8315¢ f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 hard elevator; No. 2 red, su L o. b. afioat No. 1 winter, 83%c . o. b. Althongh easier at flm on cts for 1ib- eral worl shipments, bearish French crop news, wheat eventually turned st and closed net unchanged. Late buying was in- fluenced by export rumors, damage reports from Kansas and f h ip the Northwest. HOPS Dull, - State comemon. to chojce, 1906, 18@25c; 1905, 8@1ic; Pacite Coast, 1906, 12 15e; 106, 10Q18 HIDE! teady. Gl!velmn, 20@25 pounds, 20c; California, 21@ pounds, 21c; Texas, dry, 24@30 pounds, WOOL a " Domestic fleece, 35@39c. Refined New York, St PETROLEUM—Steady. g‘l];(f)cs!’ml-delpnln and Baltimore, $7.75; do in ul SUGAR—Raw, steady; fair refining, 21 13-32; 06 'test, 33’ 7-16c; molasses sugar, 6, 4.30c; No. 7, N 9, 4.15c; No. 10, 4.03c; 95¢ : N R gentrifugal, 224 L e 1 murpcflnnen ; cut loaf, Tushed, 5400 powdered, 4.80c: granulated, 5 Toc; cubes, 4. COFFEE—Futures closed firm_at a net ad- vance of 5 to 10 points. Sales, 23,000 bags, in- cluding: March, 5.65@5.70¢; May, 5.75@5.50¢; July, 5.85e; September, 5.95@6e; December, 010 6.i5c. Spot steady: 7 Rio, Te; Santos, No. 4, Se. MIld coffee steady; Cordova, 9@12%c. BUTTER—Firm. Common to firsts, 20@30c. Efigcs—i:uy Western firsts, DRIED FRUITS NEW YORK, Feb. 9.—Interior holders of evaporated apples are firm in their views. with the spot market steadler, although prices are unchanged, with prime quoted at S@Sic; cholce @S%e; fancy, 9. ES—Continue quiet, with bids for ex- | port under the views of holders. Quotations range from 3@dc, according to grade, for Cali- fornia fruit; Oregon. 70s to 30s at 5% @9c. APRICOTS—Are firm, with offerings light. | Chioice are ‘quoted at 16c; extra choice, 18%@ | 19c; fanc 20c. 'EAC! S—Ar! unchanged, with cholce quoted at um'w.c faney, 13@1de. ATSINS—Are unchanged. qmmd at 71, @9c; seeded raisins, London layers, $1.35@1.45. New York Metal Market NEW YORK, Feb. 9.—In the absence of Lon- don cables the metal markets showed little fea- ture. Tin was nominally unchanged at $42.15@42.20. Copper was quiet, but steady, with Lake quot- ed at $25@25.25; electrolytic, $24.75@25; cast- ing, $24.25@24.75. Lead was unchanged at $6.10@6.30, according to delivery, and speiter continued quict at $6.75 @s. Tron was steady and unchanged. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE Future Grain and Provisions CHICAGO, Feb. 9.—Early in the day the market was weakened by free selling on the part of the pit traders, who were moved by a weak market at Liverpool and an estimate of 10,000,000 , bushels for the world’s total move- ment for the week. About the middle of the duy the demand became much more active and sentiment in .the wheat pit became bullish. A report from St. l’el!n’hlfl‘g said that a large issue of Government bonds had been authorized in order to meet famine relief requirements, while cablegrams from several European grain centers announced purchases of wheat for ship- ment to Russia. Shorts covered actively during the last half hour and caused a strong market at the close. May opened %c to e lower at T4% @74%c, advanced to 80%@8S0%c and closed 3,@%c net higher at 803 @SO%e. The corn market was easy eariler in the day because of the weakness of wheat and local re- ceipts higher than had been estimated. The 26%4c; seconds, Loose muscatel are % @10c; % | late advance in wheat caused an improved de- mand for corn and made a much firmer market. May opened ¥W@lec lower at 46% @46%c, sold between 46%c and 47c and closed @?%c higher at 47c. Oats were easy early, but later gained strength’ on an active demand by commission houses. May | opened K@%e lower at (40%e to 40%c. ad- vanced to 413c and closed e higher at 4lc. Provisions were strong all day on free buying | by shorts. The special reason for the strength was a strong market for llve bhogs. At the close_May pork was up 7T%@10c, lard 10c and ribs 21ac higher. The feading futures nnged as follows: Articles— Open. High. Low. Close. 0.121 10.17% 0.15 10.17% May 9.80 9.77% 9.77% July 9. 87'11 9.90 9.85 9.87% Cash Graln and Provisions CHICAGO. Feb. 0.—Cash quotations were as follows: Flour, firm, weaker; firsts, $3.20@8.50; straights, $3@3.25; spring patents. $3.70@3.80; straights, $3.10@3.50: bakers’, $2.20@2.80: No. 2 spring wheat, 82@S5e; No. 3, T4@! No. 2 Ted, T5%@ 0. 2 corn, 44¢: No. 2 'vellow, 44 cats, 39c; No. 2 white, 41@41%c: . 3 white. 803 @41c: No. 2 rye, 62lc: fair to choice maiting, 55@60c; No. 1 flaxsved, $1.19; No. 1 Northwestern, $1.26; prime timothy seed, $4.50@4.055; clover, contract grades, $13.50; .75 meu- pflrk. short ribs. ‘sides (oose), 'swq‘ per bbl, $17.75; lard, per 100 lbs, $9.47%. clear sides (boxed), .50@9.75; whllky bl s of highwines, $1.20] Articl Recelpts. Shipments. 14,300 21 Ry 5 Bariey, bushels Butter, Cheese and Ezgs CHICAGO, ¥Feb. 9.—On the Produce FEx- change today the butter market was firm. Creameries, 21@31%c; dairies. 20@29c. Eggs, on!y at mark, rlm incinded, fl@éfic flmm 26%¢; extras, 28 Cheese, Eastern Livestock Market CHICAGO, Feb. 9.—CATTLE—| Market steady. Beeves, $4.10@%.25; cows heifers, $1.60G; Stockers and feeders, ;zoo 4.70; calves, S6@7.7: H()(‘s—Jlrcelptl. L7 erket ltron& ‘ @t 15» “ 7.10; pigs, and but: 5 5 wso 7! light, Market steady. Shaell “--)0@«,1'-'. llfllbl‘ 34 - S0@7.65. v KANSAS Gl'l‘\ Ptb 9—0A E—Recel) m wut:;;ifed steers, [S anmtmtfihhh unchanged, the arrivals of local .mkbeh‘k-mm&ednm 1 12 receipts—Eggs, 383 cases: 7692 pounds; tatoes, 4110 sacks; C-h” pounda: ontons, nona; 328 sacks; sweet W;lm none, 5 0] are jobbing ices: “filg;—“flw Lonen® Dinies, 28e: morthern o 22c. BT oy creamery, faney, "50' Jelley gcreamery, fancy, 75c; ey, 0c: const creamery, enom, 5@Toe: cooking, csnzsn—xw«mn.m. ne.h 17c; northern, stor- age, 16¢c. A rge, 18c; America, ' 19¢ -nchor hand, 1Sc; Fasfern sin- sl-', "a%l;k tern twins, 17¢; Els(em Ched- ars, 16@16%0; Bastern onghorn, Bastern dalry, 18c; Swiss, fmported, 28@2%9¢; S veine s mestie, 20c; Limiy urger, POULTRY—Buying pficel _ live weight, per Ib —Hens, light weight, 14c; young roosters, 16c; fryers, 16c; broilers, 18c; old roosters, 8c; tur: keys, 20c; old tom, 16c; young mm-. 17¢; hen turkeys, 15c; g 12¢;’ qucks, 12¢; squabs, $2 a_dozen, ~ Selling prices. dressed, por lh—Hens, 19¢; young roosters, 20c; fryers, 20c; broflers, 22¢} old roosters, 12c; turkers, 2dc; old toms, 20c; young toms, 22c; hen turkeys, 20¢; geese, 18; ducks, 1sc; .qm-. 53 a dozen. OTATOES (per ewt)—Idaho rurals, $2 2 Colo- Hdo. g 105 Slllnu. sz, Highland, u. Ore- Early Eastern, @2.50; Wlmnfln '$2101 Minmecota, $2.103 lweet pota- toes, yellow, $4. ONIONS—Yellow Danvers, _morthe $1.75; Australian brown, nortbern. $1.75; [ chilis, evaporated, 13@18%5c: Sun 13 13’/10 ground, l2%c, mxm bulk, 1234 @13c. ANS (per ewt)—Pink No. 1, $2.75; Lima oo 1 $5: Lady Washington No. 1, $275@3; o’ emall white No. 1, #3.25@3.40; Blackeye: 345"@5 Garvanzas, $4.25@4.50; lentils, 9@10c Hokey 1b)—Comb, water white, 18¢; light lmhufwk'b)coml? ‘woite, 15@16c; ex- tracted, water white, 60-1b cans, Tla tracted, white, 60-1b cans, 7T%c; Ii MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS Naval Stores, 'l‘nrpenflne and Rosin SAVANNAH, Ga., Feb. 0._TURPENTINE— Firm at T0%c’ Salds, 86 barrels; receipts, none; barrels. IN—Flnn Sales, receipts, 284; 3139 i atocks T uetes B H, S iga. i L S, $550% $6; WG, $6.25, WW. ¥oreign Futures LIVERPOOL ern, garlic, none: 50; + $6.50. St. Louis Wool Market ST. LOUIS, Feb. 9.—WOOL—Steady. Medium gdefl, combing and clotbing, 24@28%c; light > "0@.8:, heavy fine, 16@18c; tub washed, WASHINGTON TACOMA, Feb. 9. —WHE. stem, 7ie; elub, 0dc; red, O EGON PORTLAND, Feb. 9.—WHEAT—Club, 60@ 'fé)zwbluellem, 71@72c; red, 67@68c; valley, 68 AT—Unchanged. Blue- Northern Business SPOKANE, Feb. 9.—Clearings, $610,263; bal- lnce. Sflfi‘ TLAND, Feb. 9.—Clearings, $676,250; bal- ncr, swa 180. SEATTLE, Feb. 9.—Clearings, $1,209,9583; bal- ance, 5100 TACOMA Feb‘ 9.—Clearings, $771,360; bal- ance, $38,800. LOCAL MARKETS Exchange and Bullion Silver and International Exchange advanced. Dnmunc Exchange was unchanged. Sterling Exchange, sight Sterling Exchange, sight Sterling Exchange, cables. New York Exchange, sight New York Eschange, telegraphic. Silver, per ounce... Mexican Dollars, nominal. s INTERNATIONAL. New York on Paris... New York on Mexico Paris on Londo: Paris on Beriin Wheat, and Other Gral WHEAT—The situation continues strong every- where. Chicago was 5 higher. New York re- ported a big export buainess, with 81 boatloads, or 648,000 bushels, taken for export. Dulth wires: “One more day's export like Thursday's will. exhaust every bushel of winter wheat business ‘possibie in Manitoba on Maca- roni, and they haven't bought yet for March or April months. It.is the strongest situation in years.' This market was firm for cash Wheat, with milling erades agerce and wanted by millers, and holders cu-lw to sell. WHEAT California Ohlb 31&7%@1 35; do mliling, $1.35; Callfornia White Australian, $1.37::@ 1.42%: lower grades of California, $1.10@1.25; Northern Club, $1.2735@1.323%; Northern Biue- stem, $1.42%; Northern Red, $1.25@1.27%. FUTURE: Session 10 to 11:30 a. m. May—$1.33. BARLEY—Closed the week unchanged, with receipts and demand both light. Good to choice feed, spot, $1.12%@1.13%; common to fair, $1@1.10 per etl; seed lots bring rewing and Shipping, $1.15@ as _high as $1.20; Bre: 1.20 per cti; Chevalier, $1.15@1.20 for poor 2 1. .35 asked ehoice: common and’ $L.25@1 10 0 11:30 a. . Session December—SL. OATE N tonditions remaln as betore stated, with a firm market. Goad to choice Red for feed, $1.40@1.55; com- mon to fair, $1.30@1.37%; Red, for seed, $1.50 @163, White, $14215G1 Black, $1.60@ 1.4216@1.50 per ctl. verything remains as before quoted. The market is. dull, with oferings of Egyptian large neglected. California _small round yellow, $1.55; yellow, $1.27@1.30; white, $1.25@1.30; West- ate, sacked—Yellow, $1.27% @1.30; White, $1.2715@1.52%; mixed, $1.25@1.27%; White Egsotian, $1.25; Brown Egyptiau, $1.1315@1.15. RY ——;1 3'&@142% per ctl for California PR b @225 per ctl. Flour ,and Farinaceous Goods The millers \continue to report a very good av- erage market for both Flour and Millstuffs, with quotations firm. FLOUR—Culifornia Family Extras, $4.80@ §.10, net without discount; Dakees Extras, $440 .60 ash- per (‘un!s GoODs—Prlm in packages, no discount, as follows: Grabam Flour, $2.90 per 100 Rye Flour, $3.40; Rye Meal, §3.20; Rice Flow rzo Corn Meal, $§2.50; Meal, $4.10; Oat flOP.lckfiell . $4.10; Hay and Feedstuffs Owing to'light receipts for some d;g‘l and the large percentage of rain-damaged among them, the market for sound, clean Hay is closely cleaved up ‘and firmi, with buyers faking hold briskly at full figures. Nobody wants the dam- aged stock, even at sharp concessons. Bran and Shorts are also getting cleaned up, nd are firmer, in sympathy with the recent ac vance in pricés up north. Prices show no fur- ther change. BRAN—$20@21,50 MIDDLINGS—$27 @: SHORTS—$20@22 per H;u)sm FN ionled Burley, $24G25: Mized eed, $23@25: Ofleake Meal, nominai; Cocoanut f:nel ot: M’exvlflfit mu'.l;‘1 $25.50 in 10 and ‘;ég in 5 on lots; jobbing, orn; Meal, 31 Cracked 'Corn, $§1@32; Broom Corn @m ger ctl; Alfalfa Meal, carload lots, 60. job-. ng< $21.50 per ton; Mealfalfa, $20.50; jobb! 50 per ton; good HAI——Choh'e Wheat, $19@22. Wheat, $17.50@18.| seog‘:he?. s Wheat, 51.1 1@1».w Wlle:)! and Oat; $15@20; Tame 0.:10@ b at 4; Common B Alfata, x;@ ‘ O et r ton. 30 per ton. Smk $10@12 per ton. S per bale. Beans and Seeds Lima Beans, which have Deert easy _for_some time, are again ‘h”mt‘n firmness, ~ and some deaiers have advanced their asking prices Ge. Pinks, Bayos and Cranberry Beans are also firm e n:,lle situation seems to be Improving all Blc:\hs-d‘er ctl: Bayos, 82250140 Pe-. 3. 55 small wml... 756190' imas, "@uu» xfi awa:m Blackeyes, $4.60 .60 Bn ter. nnmlnfl at m @i Crlnbon-y g‘uu, $3.1: i SELDS—Brown Mus !(u!tll’d nominal; 85; Eastern Burbanks, $1.70@1.80; Sweet Po- ONIoNs — . Yallawhhpa gl MOLE. . reen ns, Pml 1 2 Paan, Demcwlb S Summer Squas! &er Ib @40 de ;_Cabl 0@ Sxulisomer;, $5g7% pex | dozen; Carrots, $1.25 r sack; ps, 2.25 per sack; Green g"e%;m. 6@l0c per Ib: | Mlmwht Squash, $15@20 per ton; ubba Squash, $30@40; Mushrooms, 10@30¢ per Ib. Poultry and Game Poultry closed the week quiet, but well cleaned up, as the arrivals were light, as usual on Sat- {rday, and the market had préviously been quite bare.’ A car of Western chickens was reported close at hand and scheduled for tomorrow’s mar- ket. There was a good Saturday demand for Game and as the receipts were light the market was firm all_around, there being several sbarp 'LTRY—Per dozen: Hens. $6@7.50 for large and $3@5.50 for snu.ll old Roosters, H Jounk; Romimen, 4550 i Fryers, B!fllem $3.50@5; Plgeonl‘ 31@1._ 3 Sq\llb tfd Ducks, $6@8 for young and $5@6 for ol 3 per_pair. TUR! uvs—yu@m." Dressed, 18@22c; live, Canvasbacks, $as;, 4; Gray Ducks, $4@4.50; Widgeon, Si50ad for T d $2.50 for small; Honkers, a.r;'.’" BT n50. " Cottontail Rav: nominal. GAME—Per dozen: Mallard Ducks, gs Sprig, $5QT: Teal, $3.50 38 Black Jacks, 3.150 Gn White Geene. 1755 Brant, Butter, Cheese and Eggs — et furnished a surprise to dealers n nnk‘nodnco yesterday. After several days of heavy upplies and steadily declining values, the price of ‘selected suddeniy shot mp 2c per dozen on bids of 30c. and extras were 3¢ higher on sales at 27lse. The filling of some large or- ders for shipment on the Puget Sound steamer was given as the reason for the advance. Most handlers reported the market weak at the new qu;)hflonl ‘;na lelvur;l were f‘t t‘)lm opinfon that prices would surely drop on Monday. There was continued all-around weakness in Butter. Receipts were large and trude was dull, as the mllmty of retallers were itting down their orders in anticipation of a lower ‘market. h_extras were 3c per lower, firsts declined 1c and there was a drop of 20" in’ seconds. . Stocks of frosh Eestern and lo- cal storage goods are about cleaned up and they are dropped from the list of Exchange quots tions. Cheese stood as previoysly s}!&lfid. the market being weak on new flats‘and on new young Amerfcas. The only transaction ou the Exchange was a sale of 25 cases of extra Eggs at 2T%c. Recelpts were 30,700 Ibs Butter, 5100 Ibs Cheese and 705 cases Eggs. The following were the official quotations as established by the sales, bids and offers on the floor of the Dairy Exchange: BUTTER—Fresh Creamery Extras, 3lc per 1b, ; do firsts, 80c, weak: seconds, 2S¢, weak: wéak: packing’ stock, frm st 25 . 1 and 21¢ for No. 2. Storage goods— . 1 packing, stock, 5234e. firm; Fastern ladles, firm at 223c for extras and 22¢ for firsts. CHEESE—Fancy California new fldts, 153¢ per Ib,| weak; firsts, 13¢c, weak; mew Young Americas, fancy, 15%e, ' firm; ts, 1334 firm. Storage goods—Fancy California flats, 13%e, steady; do firsts, 13c, steady; fancy F'u!em, 163¢, firm; fancy ~Western, 13lac, stea EGGS—CnlflomIl fresh selected, 30c per dozen, firm; extras, 27iac, steady; firsts, 26c, steady; seconds, 24c, stead. Declduous and Citrus Fruits Despite the continued pleasant weather, the Orange market remained stagnant. with supplies of grades liberal, and prices were barely steady. ~Stocks were Increased by. 3 carloads of Navels and ome car of Tangerines. The latter were brought in in expectation of a brisk de- mand among the Chinese for the New Year fes. tivities, and were firmly held at the flat rate of $1.50 per box. Lemons and fine seedless Grape Fruit continued to meet with a fair demand at steady prices, and Mexican Limes were almost too searce to be quoted. There was nothing new to report in Apples or Pears. Advices from Watsonville say tbat the Straw- berry patches fn that region are in full bloom | and it {s expected that the crop will be ready for market within five weeks If the weather continues fine. Smail shipments of early Ber- rles can of course be expected before the expl- ration of the period mentioned. From present Indications this vear’s crop of Strawberries will be a bumper one, fully 30,000 chests being ex- pected from the Watsonville region alone. APPLES-$1g1.75 per box for Newtown Pip- pins, $2@2.25 for Spitzenbergs, $1@2 for other red varieties, “and $110@1.40 for Bellfiowers. 'EARS—Winter Nellls, $2 per box; cooking varictien: $1.60 Bor bk Navel Oranges, for choice and L'lTRUS FRUITS ] Peflro box: m $2g 2.95 for cholce and $1.25@1.15 andard: | Grape Frult, $3@3.50 for scedless and $1.75@ | 2.25 for common; Limes, $8 per case. TROPICAL FRUITS—Bananas, $1@2 per bunch for Hawaiian and $1.75(@2.50 for Central American; Pineapples, $3@5 per dozen. Dried Fruits, Nuts. Raisins, Honey FRUITS—Apricgts, 16@20c per Ib: Era orated Apples, spot, 6% @Sisc; Peaches, 10 13¢; Pears, 9@12%c; Prunes, 4-size basis, 3c; large sizes, 4@be. RAISINS—Seeded, 81@10c: Loose Muscatels, T%¢, T%c and Se for 2, 3 and 4 crown respeet- ively; Seedless Sultanas, 7@7%e: Thompson Seedless, 7le for unbledched; London Layers, ; London Layers, 2-crown, $1 $3.50 for Imperial, $3 for Debesa 3-crown, $1.§ Clusters, Nonpareils, @1Sc; Ne Plus Ultra, 16@ rakes, Languedocs, 1%@14c; lardshell, Walnuts, jobbing price—Softshell, 1h@16e for Mo, 1 nndhl"@mc for No. 2; Italian Chestnuts, 5@Se. ‘r HONEY—16@18%c per b for bright comb and | 1214@l4c for’ amber; water white extracted, | nominsl—none here; amber extracted, 5% @7c¢ per 1b. Provisions All descriptions of cured meats and barreled goods remain as before quoted, with the demand and supply about balaneing. CURED MEATS—Bacon, 14lc per 1b for heavy, 14itc for light medinm. 16e for light, 16%¢” for “extra light and 21c for sugar- cured; Dry Salted Sides, llies, . 14c; Eastern_sugar-cured Hams, 1612@17 Hams, 16ac: Mess Beef, $0 per b $0.50; Famiiy, $10; Drime Mess Pork.. $16.5 extra clenr, Mess, §19; Pig Pork, $26; Plgs Feol, Smoked, Beet, 14e per Ib. D iibrces quoted at Disc for California compound, for mnm. compound ol 2 10-1b tins, extra Mess, barrel: 2%e: tins, 12%e; Bb tins, 13 pis g‘OT'}OLF\E—-One- alf barrel, 30 three bajt-barrels, © 10%e: one tierce, 10%¢; two tierces, 10%ec; five tidrees, 10%c. Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hopw All lines under this bead continué as before, Hides being very firm, Wool quiet and steady and ‘Hops in fair demand for shipment. IDES—Culls and brands sell about l4@lc under Heavy Salted Steers, 12¢; Hides, @13c for henvy, u»,@w- for light; Stags, a Bige; Salted -Vea 15ke; 15 dry ides, 23c: Kip. 22¢; dry Calf, 25c; Sheepskins, Shearlings, 20@50c _each: short Wool, 50@70¢ each; me- dium, T0@90c; Tong Wool. $1@1.50; Horse Hides, salt. $8@3.98 for laree and $2.75~for medium, $2.25 for small and 50c for Colts: Horse Hides, dry, $2@2.23 for large and $1.50@ 1.75 for medium, 125 for amall sod 50c for Colts. Deerskins—I ,l 4 dry salted Mexlcan;: S6@aTIeC Ay’ Centeal Ameri- can, 35@37%e. Gos tskins—Prime Angoras, T3e; extra large do. $1 large, 50c; medium, jsmall. 25e. TALLOW_N», 1 rendered, 5¢; No. 2, 4@4%ec; Grease, 2@3c. WOOL—Fall elip: _San Joaguin and Southern, T@9c; fall Lambs, lc: Humboldt and Men: docino, 14@15¢; Middle County, 9@11c; North- ern, free, 124j13%c; Nevada, 18¢’ per Ib for ' spring. (OPS—Cholee. 12%4¢; prime, 10%@11c; com- mon, 10c per Ib, Meat Market If the clear weather contfnues there may be some price changes during the eoming weck, as conditions will be oge 1 favorable for the trans- portation of lbucl in the interior. Nobody ex- pects that the present remarkably high prices will last very lone.. BEEF—6% fl?%c pel?nlb);zA;tse‘fn and 6@6%e I?AH%GI&- for large and 9% @10%c for m)_\n"'gc')\—uumac for Wethers and 11@12¢ “AMB—lflc per 1b for Yearlings and 13c for DBESSED HOGS—11@12%: b, The !dhwxl'ng qnflfi?oul lfi" for good, sound livestock. delivered in San isco, less 50 per cent shrinkage for Cattle et & Ib_for No. 1 CATTLE—Steers, -nd mamc tor Nosg.a’:uu and Hexrem 6@ }se 'nA in Cows, 4 ?‘# J'bfor](‘ht 4* .n.-m Tiross w ea.n ) Oalifornia | BO!IN BED AND W’Bl gUGABr—m Western Sugar quotes as follows, terms net and Fine ore per 1 No. order taken for equivalent. Recelpts of Flour, qr sks. Wheat, ctls WESTERN STATES Local Bonds Active $99. gemand, and the Electrie, Gas & R. -mu eed Tower jated Oil was her at 5“&;’ was ax—dlvlmdm of 30c under the In both Associated Oil Company declared a dividend of $1.50 n{‘to $420, 000, sny.bk Marel onte Qristo’ terday. 1. clared a regular anpual dividend of on the capital stock, payable now. UNITED STATES BONDS Bld.. All- 4s qr coup. 4s qr reg... — MISCELLA.NEQLS BONDS Do bs Do Oceunic S . L Tahoe R3s.101 L A Elec 5s. — LAG & El5s.100 L A Ry 5s..117% — | | LAL gtd 5s.104%105%| LAP lcm Bs.l 102 100% N C Ry 5s.. — 11 N C P C 5s.101% O GL&H 55.108% — |Val Co P 5s. — WATER STOCKS Contra Ca.u— 60 |S V Wat Co. 22% 22% | Marin Co .. 62 | GAS AND ELECTRIC Cent L & P. 1 2‘,-5‘)( tel Power — — Mut E Lctfs 9 2|Pac L Co.... 67% — Do ex ctfs 13 1als Stkn G & E. — INSURANCE Fireman's Fund 175 240 BANK STOCES First Natnl..205 SAVINGS BANKS Ger S & LNM 3200 Hum § Bk Mutual Sav.. BI) 95 S F Sav U.625 635 b'AREET KAILBOADS |Presidio ... 134 POWDER Giapt Consolidated Co. SUGAR Hawailan C. 8$1% 8235 Onomea § C. Honokaa § C 11 ul,,,Pnnn.n 8 C. Huteh S P C 15% 16 | Unlon S Con Do pool Kilauea S C. 3 \ Makawell C. 30% — MISCELLANEOUS Alaska P A. 46 46'|Oceanic § Co. Asso Ofl Co. 46 46%|Pac Aux F A C Borax. Cal F C A.104 Cal Wine A. 86 87 |Pac S Tel Co. MV& MtTm. 85 110 SALES Morning Session d— ‘Boare 20 Assoclated Ofl ... 30 Bank of California ., S F &5 J Valley 56 000 Sierras R R of Cal Gs. Market-st Cable 6s . United R R of S F Unlisted Securities MISCELLANEOUS BONDS 2 Bid. Ask. Bay CPC 6s.104% — Cal NW R3e1l1 "2 (Stand p L8 SF Drydk 5s.112 18 Hono nw pool 23 s 5 9 02 2 28 Bid.Asl Asso Oil Sta6.00 4 Chi Crude, old 33 Chi Crude,new Mining Stocks Stock and Exchange Board yes COMSTOCKS Regular Morning Sesston 800 Beleher 351 100 Mexican 200 Bullion 300 Chollar . 100_Gould & Cur. 28| informal Session lWL‘flll Va M Co. 00 Ophir L. 2.450 CLOSING QUOTATIONS Bid. Ask. | 1b; White Lead, sasm according to THE STOCK MARKET Again—Mining Produce FOR SATURDAY, "BBU“! 9 on February share, amount- STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE SATURDAY, Feb. 9—10:30 a. m. e Amee: g L Pwd«..fl% Siaxivei e mining stocks exhibited no mew features. froupe each stoek apparently sold on it It was a kind of SI!\IM" Illl!m m T il was ex-dividend of le yes- The Swiss-American Bank of Tocarno bas de- 6 per cent ma.m 4s qr cp new. — 8s gr coup... — |Oak Tran 6€s.115 ... 1083 — Con_ 55107 108 Ok Trac © 5s.102 O W gtd Gs. 921 90 Am N BK.130 — |Lon, P & 4,136 Anglo-Cal .. 87 |Mer Trust ..227 Bunic of cavass o |Meroh Bx oiab Cal Safe Dp.120%5 ’s F National, — |s-v¢Lso <100 v Bk: 390 1Luon T Cmmw | Sua pEGEds Bid. !"'&NP&IW SF G&E 4%gs 92 N'/g!!lm T.l 5s. ..l(n MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS Ala Sug Co. — Cal Cot Mlls 90 Cal T 1 & T.175 Ilafl F EEEE * 2218 ¢ W Om Clhle €s.. IlB%ufl}? Pwelkl[ Gs..111% — EB&B.!S!JN‘& 2 ,sr & SIV3s.120 1203 SF.0 h 8J5s. IIO*HO . uuw,x"l )na; MtT5s. 100 65.135%5136%4 NR of C 0s.119%120% SV W g mgis — 93 NP CR s Stkn G&E 6s. — 105 102 |UR of SF 4s. 81% szy. esséabagm ssuskLl s | Hono old pool n 3 Cal P Co. 27 Co.. 16 |Pac C Cas €o.150 8 F Drydock 60 SF & SJ Coal — 20 |Truck Elect.. 18% 20 California Stock and Oil Exchange W 10 2T% 28 1 SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE Following were the sales on the San 'rlm:m 200 Savage ....... 12| 200 Sierra Nev ... 300 0012000 54 1300 13000 10 1000 2000 13 300 1.02%| 1000 6 1000 4000 o8 1000 200 3 2000 3 1000 52 1000 101 500 18 T i 1000 Do, 134 i 3000 Bullion 50| 200 2.05 5000 Colum 15/ 2000 30 13,000 Colum 2500 1w 11,000 Colum 1000 1w 10,000 Do, 3 1500 2700 Com Fract 301 2000 4000 Conqueror . 3% 500 Cracker 2000 Daisy 50 Daisy 1h00 Daisy 10060 DPm B 3500 Dmdfid 2000 Dixie Goldfield 12 Golafield 1n Gold Mt 16 Grandma 32 Do, Great Great Grt. §=s & g ; § "y BERBEEYS gl o g H §§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§ 82 il ¥ 1000 Cam Fraction.5. 5;1000 Mobawk Ex 2000 Com Frac..5.37% 4000 Mobawk Ex .. 30 1000 Conqueror, ..~ 251000 Mont Bullfrog. 12 40 Cracker Jack. 18| 500 = Do. s 5. 11 Daisy 7000 Montgomy M. 38 $000 Datey Anx mm Montgomy Mt. 35 2013000 Mont Mid Ex. 18 3 1 4000 Dmdfld Trnl X 0000 Dmdld Tragl. 1000 Dmdd 1000 Fairvw R 500 Gold Bar 4000 Gold Bar 0 Geld 2000 Gold Center 3000 Gold Crown 1100 Bld Con M. 200 Gld_Con M. 1000 G Kewns,b30.1.. 800 Gld 4000 Gold Quarts, 64(1000 Pitts § Pi.1. !2 38000 Potlatch Trngl. 62/1000 Red Hilly . .50/5000 Do, b 62351500 Silver Plc 90, 500 Do, b 80 12000 Stiver Plck 5011000 Stlver Plek Ex 511000 St Ives ....1.2T 3514000 To.no 3912000 Nes 3000 Do, b 30... 1000 Goldyke Reef. 3000 Globe Jobnnfe. 2700 Great Bend.i.07 4000 Great Bend...1. 5000 Hibernia 100 Jumbo Ex ...2.. CLOSING QUOTATIONS CALIFORNIA Bid. Ask.| Bid. Ask. 70— Gwtr Bl Oxide 52 10| Keane Wonder 3 = do|Ner Herculen 00 7 Esperanza ... Golden Anehor iden Crown. Gold Mountain Gold Mt Con Great Western gyp-! Qu Con Little Ton.... MacNamars .. 2| 888 e 5 it H 2| BBZREE] 18 bEBEERE5E3) 8| 5388 cnsusal1:s=n:a|c=8ia::|!hl 8d Bull Dog GHCHI&-IM!. OM a2 o7 Goldli Herald 08 07 Gaa M of N.1.35 1.30 lgl 34 i a | 28| 8852 Rasa 201880118 |8 13 8g v Registration 4nd Trust Company Capital $100,000 (fully pald I cash), Surplus $25,000. Offices—Goldfield, Tonopah, New York City. WIill Guarantee Correct Registration of Stoek and Act as Trapafer Agents. Registration Affords the Only Absolute Protee- tion to Purchasers of Mining Stocks. 520 California Street San Francisco J. C. WILSON -Stocks and Bonds u—--—-n—y-‘ - g fommis sz ¥uone Temporaey ¥is S