The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 12, 1907, Page 14

14 NANGIAL AND GOMMERG! "SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS Eastern E Wall-street stocks higher. Cotton lower. Silver and E Local bonds active and firm. ashington millers advance the price of Flour. Oregon and W Wheat firm but quiet. Feedstuffs and Beans as previously quoted. cal declining, with larger arrivals of Sheep. . toes steady, in spite of large asrivals. in average demand. Eggs in heavy receipt and Citrus Fruits in better demand, owing to the pleasant weather. Hay. Mutton and V. S y Lincoln'g Birt b In's hday birthday. changes generally closed today. Call Money, 3@ Mining stocks quiet. Rarley steady. Oats and Corn Game . easier. 2@3Vic lower. 6 per cent. | Leading Copper stocks much higher. hange show slight variations. Onions firm. Butter weak. i | unchanged. P 1 New York Stock List Continued — the New short bills is 4% per cent and for three months’ lnd bills 4% per cen Condition of the Treasury WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.—Today’s statement of the tressury balances in the gemeral fund shows: A']ldlhb:e cl;hh bl;l::m fm.gég 569 Gold éoln_and”bul Gold certificates ... 42,708,290 New York Cotton Market NEW YORK. Feb. 11.-_The local market opened stedy, 6 to 7 points down, with trading falrly active in the call. Afterward trading was more or less of an evening-up character over the holidey tomorrow. There was vers little news in circulation. Liverpool continues easy, but this was atiributed to quite a lot of arbitrage busi- ness -belng done between the local market and the formér, in which business at this difference there is good money. The talk is that the March notices, which are due around the 28th. will be taken care of by the local bulls, headed by the lerge Wall-street operators. But it s hard to give any definite opinion at this time on_tuis question. There i§ no change in the spot situation which would lead to any bear pressure. The indications are that the heavy move- ment will continue this week, and by the same token there fs evers reason for belleving that the spinners’ takings will again be very large. The erop s turning ont much larger than the cotton world expected, and consumption prom- ises to exceed even the most bullish estimate. The question of fust what the prices should be is a_hard one to solve, especially as the fact that consumption promises to continue heavy is offset by the fact that the mew acreage is sure 10 be the largest ever planted. As the season grows older the public will begin to form some opinions, and will then undoubtedly come back Grain_and Coffee ex- STOCKS. , |High.[Low.| Bid.| Ask. | into the market; but just now the question Is od. hence there will be too hard a one for the ontsider to attempt fo consequence from the | 27.300Mo. Kan & Tex.| 41%| 38%| 4134 413 | solve. and very wisely he is making no effort anges will be open as| 1300 Do pfd Ti%| 70%| 71 | 71% |to solve it. The exchange will be closed to- | . Leootissourt Pac . (| 843 83%] 84%| &5 | movrow. - — |- e :m C & St 2 The spot demand continues lumbnted pr? ¢ 400/National Lead ners have adjusted their machinery 80 as to EASTERN MARKETS 5000 Do pfd ....... 1@ % be able xofnor. up their gbrades and these are = 100/N KR of Mex pfd| 56% 561 oing the fastest way for betterment. New York Monmey Market 500(Natlonal H,,,m"l | fis &.ZJ‘ & Option - Open. High Low. Close. XEW YORK, Feb. 11.—Money on cal cecs] DRSPS Lopihs | Mareh 9c 9.35c 9.36c roling rate, 5 per ce -..|Nev_ Cons™ Cop. April 9.43c offered at 41 per cen UIN 3 Central # 9.52c rm; sixts days, per cel 600N Y Air Brake. 167 8.59¢ ninety dars, 4 per cent; six months, 54 @54 | 5,6 N Y Central July 9.63¢ per cent =i +JN X 3 ‘August 9.62¢ Prime mercantile paper. 5% @61 per cen September 9.58¢ L actu business Oectober 9.80¢ 60 for demand November : 9.80¢ sixty-day bills 4415 December 2 0.870 | s.;u‘ January . 9.95¢ 10.00¢ dollars. 531 ent bonds, T ..|Pacific Coast New York Stock Market | Do 1st pfa . NEW YORK, Feb. 11.—The notable fact Do 2d pfd . 1 was mpderate. trregular & the rising tendency and g _orders. ment upward tendency _after th Department woul red 4 per for ‘the session. The first was rellef from the withdrawal Pridey of this msining balf of the depost funds made with the banks in December, which The beavy loss in Saturday’s bank statement is the withdrawal | and the small mar- the bank surplus makes the threateved for $6.000,000. 21f of these deposits, gin_of witbdrawals of _$6,000,000 The Treasury's offer than was made At that time only about $3.0( was turned in 8l there is in the market the offer fe mot expected from holders of the sit to secure cir investment holders it is how who heve them on depo: From re 300/ Twin \;hy R T.¢ that large offerings will be made | Un Bag & Pnper ss wes laid on the expectation that |’ ’''’| g pa the decision of the Treasury would be modified | "35°660/Un Pacific regarding the withdrawal of deposits on Friday. | Do pta ... There were rumors in constant circulstion in | United Copper . the market mlso of & greater feeling of com Y URoOSF .. fidence on the part of the capitalists over the Do pfd . stitude of the administration toward corpors-| s tions. S Cast Iron P 4 New York secured nome of teh goid amiving Do pfd .... Jo London, although sn advance in the price | S Express . indicsted some degree of competition for the | but ess on that score. t waé partly accounted 2 of tom: fective & he in the Anaconds @ividend were used with effect. latter market Bopds were beavy. Total $1,420.000. United States 25 registered advanced 3. the % and the mew 4s coupons, the 3s and old 4s coupon % per cent on call New York Stock List 450 California street, E. F. Hutton & Co., members of the New York Stock Exchange. forpish the following list of bond end stock sales yesterday: strong; rrow’s holiday. e stock market was the read prices sdvanced on a volume of b ers came into the market at there were in the execution of The hardvess of the market in | intervals was remarkable ere was some selling which seemed | 4 on the prospect of higher money | ... The ample emand to sbsorb this sell- [ put an end to it and the professional ele- | . showed Do aggressive opposition The of the news from Washington that the Treasury buy $25.000,000 of the pearly | at animated buying mprossion given by the mews snxiety over the coming week te_of more, 000,000 The 1 money was bigher than last week and e time the money market was firm in sym- | the stock market reflected no un- | The dullness of the by the inter- The strength of | staining infiuence in Rumors of intended increase | sales (par uvue).! rallroad bonds, b per cent December for $10.009,000. of the bonds The price offered is practically " 100|North American. | ‘ 17,200/ Northern Pacific Omaha zm\om Sil Mining . “400{Paciic . Mail 12,100/Penn R R C 700/ People’s Gas . C C & St RESH jong halts During the | to the receipt | of the re-| Government | of | of the formidable bigher .|Thira Avenue ..0}. .IT Ry & Trac ('fl i TStL& W . Do pfd .. response to 300, U B R & Cons. USR&F Co . Do pfd ....... J S Rubber . Do 1st pfd Do 2d ptd al‘i()(;[ S sreel Oox . 1300 & 1315 1303, 97| 97 Do ptd .... VaCI&CCo. Do ptd 400/Am Tob Co 300/Am Woolen Atlantic Cosst 1 S5400A T&SF .. 100/ Do prd 7.000/Balto 3000 Do pfa 1.500/B R T : : Brook Un Gas .. Car Southern 60/Can Pacifie Onio .. > pfd w pra A pfd B Do pfd debs I'. ENw Rmvu BT Terminal Do pfd ” 290/Ch§ Un Traet . Do pfd £00/C C C & St L . | Colo Fuel & l. o Col Hock i 500/Coto. Sth. on. .. |211 'lziox;. 3 KN F o Greene 1.100/Great Nor Ore 500/Gran CM S & P ms -{Bayana Tob Co. 35 161 “|1843 1623 181 634 76 43% | 102 10215 103 % 30% A um,u&-u, 500 sbares total sales. New York Bonds 105% | Japan 6s, 2d series 951 | 105 |Japan 4s, certif. i5 | \ E | U S ref 25 reg. 114% 113|114 11425 | Do coupon: 13| 20%| 208 215 | Do 3s reg......102% 85" | Do coupon. 102; Do 57| %s | Do old 4s E N {554 | Do coupon......101% Do pew 48 3015| 30% 924 | 45 | Central of Ga Bs..110 90 15| Do 1st ine 12 Do 24 Inc. 3 | Do 34 tme. 2t | Chos & Oblo #%55.104% |3 1343 | Cii_ & Alton 83s. 7433 115 | G B & Q new 4. 05 & Pac 45 imz Be.. 93, | OCC & SL gen 4.1 Colo Ind 5s, ser A. | Colo Midland 4s.. Distillers’ See 5s. 88! Erie prior lien 4s. 97 Do gen 4s.. 86 04 09 _-& o | Hocking Val % ke d 1z Japan 6s.. .o % Brunswick _ Con. Comstoek Tunnel | Leagstile Con Boston Stocks and e | ..,,,‘ 148y 185 Union Pacific..... .1 aliscellaneons— mer Arge Chem. 28 Do pfd . i prd . 100 Dom Iron & Steel. 22 861 | Edison Elec Tllum.225 %! 701 | | Mass Electrlc | | Do pta 'fl.l! 13: & few ve. the strength th; the per value of its shares to stock wil k Qel well n!‘;mned 10 expect the exch-ue of Greene 2ea to be mad m‘t"memh at out of the wa: Rran stocks e %wg Butte and hth Glm Japan 4iis, cemr s.u 24 “seri Man con gold 4s |Mexican Cen 4s Seaboard A L 45.. mx,'sonmm Pa¢ 4s. . 12| Do Ist 4s certif. 94% mla'Fol!thern Texas & Pac 1st U S Steel 2d 5s Wabash 1sts. | |Wheel & L E 4s... 4| Wisconsin Cen 4s.. York Mining Stocks Mining— Adventure gb; |Butte Coaiition. Calumet & Ariz. .1 13/Calumet & Hecl. Centennial THE COPPER STOCKS BOSTON, Feb. 11.—The market did well to- Specialties were strong jand act- at meondn 3415 . 8415 Ry Bs 5% s | other from Minneapolis claiming that deliveries “about a_weak | unchanged to e higher at 41 New York Grain and Produce NEW YORK, Feb. 11.FLOUR—Receipts, 22,200 barrels; éxports, 4900 barrels. Firm, but quiet WHEAT—Receipts, 48,000 bushels: 206,400 bushels. Spot, easy; elevator and §h%e f. 0. b. afioat: N ern Dulyth. 83%c f. o. b. afloat; > winter, 88%c f. o. b. afloat. Options opened steadier on cables, but readily developed a weak- ening tone, whichi lasted through the day. final prices showing l5¢ net loss. Bearish weekly sta- tisties and a_ lighter export business induced idation. May closed at 863%c and July at 8575, HOPS—Dull. Axparts, d, 83%ec SUGAR—Raw, steady; fair refluing, 23-32c; centrifugal. 96 test, 37-16c; molasses sugar, 223-32: refined sugar, steady. BUTTER—Strong. Western factory, common to firsts, extras, 17%@2lc; Western' imitation creamery, firsts, 22@23c. EGGS—Easy. ern_firsts, 25@25%e. DRIED FRUITS EVAPORATED APPLES — Quiet and ' un- changed. Prime, 8@8%c; choice, 8% @8%e; fancy. 9c. P S—Are in better demand, with o prices 3¢ to O¢, according to grade, for Cali; nia fruit: Oregon, 30s to 70s, 5% @9c. APRI(\OT‘»—Q\HM Choice, 18c; extra cholce, 18%@19¢: fancy. 19@: 5| PEACHES Steady. Cholce. 11@12%c¢; extra chofce, 123 @18%c; fancy, 12%@14c; fancy, 13 @RUSI\S-Stud\' Loose Muscatel, 9c: seeded raisins, e 712@10c; London hyq{r!. $1.35 1.45. i s New York Metal Market NEW YORK, Feb. 11.—Tin in London ad- vanced sharply with spot closing at £192 &s and futures at £191 10s. Locally the market was steady and about 20 points higher on the aver- sge. with spot quoted at $i2.40@42.45. “Copper was 2s 64 higher with spot quoted at £106 17s 6d and futures at £107 17s 6d. Lo- cally the market was quiet, with Lake quoted 8t $20a25.25, electrolytic $2475G25, and cast- inz $24.25 Tt s wnchanged at £16 108 tn Touton and at_$6@0.30 locally. Spelter was 5s lower at £25 15 in_London but remaised quiet and uachanged at $6.75G6.55 ocally. Iron was higher in the ¥nglish market, with standard foundry quoted at 56s and Cleveland warrants at 56s 9d. Locally the market was steady and unchanged. Visible Grain Supply NEW YORK, Feb. 11.—The visible supply of ain February 9, as compared by the New York roduce _Exchange, - ‘Wheat 44,567.000 bushels, decrease 285,000 corn 8,169,000 busbels, increase 855.000; oats uuflooe bushels, de- crease 337,000: rye 1,623,000 b , decrease §6,000; barles 2,617,000 bulblll, decrease 23,000. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE Future Grain and Provisions CHICAGO, Feb. 11.—The report contradicting statements made last wi regarding the pur- chase of large quantities of American wheat by the Russian yernment for famine relief par- poses caused liberal seiling late in the day and resulted in a weak close to the market. The denial came fn a cablegram from St. Peters- | burg to a Minneapolis house in response to an | | inquiry concerning the famine conditfons in| that country. At the opening the market was strong on lively buying by commission houses, small shipments from Ri higher prices at Liverpool. Abont the end of | the first hour the market became somewhat easier on selling by bulls, who were anxious to even up accounts because of the holiday to-| morrow. = As_trading progressed the selling be- came more liberal and prices weakened. Then came the dispatch from St. Petersburg and an- from the Dakotas are mev increasing. These two dispatches increased the selling movement and the wenkness of prices. Mas opened a sjads to %@%e higher ot 80%@S0%c, sold to nd closed at S0%c, a loss of %@%e for the da; The large increase in local recelpts brought undertone. in the corn market. The principal demand came from cash houses. The market closed weak, with prices close to the lowest point. May opened Y%e lower 3t 48%@eTe, sold ot dTc and tuen declined to 4.§€c% Final quotations were down %4c at 46% Oats weresstead} early in the day on buring by cash bonses. but toward the middle of the day the market weakened in sympathy with wheat and corn and closed weak. May opened 41%c, sold to 40%c and closed %c off at the lowest polnt. Provisions were weak because of large re- celpts of live hogs. At the close Mas pork b on 200 at $17.75, lard ‘was down T%e at $10.10 and ribe were 12%¢ lower at .65. Board of Trade will be closed tomorrow, 1t belng o 1egal boriday. Diadlo futures ranged as follows: Articies— Open. High. Low. Close. Wheat— May . s S0 S0t July - 801 - Ta% 7% September .. % 8% 78R Bornds Corn— February L. 43y May . iR 47 iak .. 48 & July . 481, 461, 48 46 . 48% 467 46% 46 lnfl'.hlt the monts, 22d wits North Se, (e‘mber 7 Cash Grain and PIU'II!OII CHICAGO, Feb. 11.—Cash quotat . firm; No. 2 | $1.20. sol. Shipments. Oats, bushels .... 91,3 Rye. bushels . Barley, bushels Butter, Cheese and Eggs CB!C::GO Feb..11.—On the m Exchange 'IH.DU butrer market was firsts, 25c; extras, 27c. M‘ 1t.. —»‘l-flatm at !&. advance of over last week. flznam,mmom : last week and | Altaifa, 130} 23000 ci Hemp, Be H ufif”“ e rop] Ing.. il Dt the last of the Fish—Hall ance and striped bass in small mlggly Poultry is uncl adidon ot.a few. pngmu , 874 cases; butter, 14,888 pounds; luh. cheese, 824 pounds; onions, , DODe; sweet pof Bggs, local the market. kinds are scarce, the exception R creamery fancy, 70e; immediate 3 dropped § conts oitie,ore but continues tatogs, nope. Job- nnl:‘;l"mdled 26¢; candled, 25c. UTTER—Local cresmery fancy, T0c; valley coast creamery fancy, 83c; Squst creamery’ choice, 0@60e; cooking,’ 22@ CHEESE—Northe age, 16c; anchor o gles, 171! dars, w@“%c, enurn lonx daisy, 18¢; -rn{:r* Ib: Hena Tive oh fryers, 16c; broilers oldtoms, turker-, 15c; geese, $2_per dozen. o Selling 19¢; l'ouug roosters, large, America, 19¢; anchor, ‘ prices, dressed weight, per 1b: fresh, 17c; worthern_stor- “18c; 'anchor, Young and, iSc; easfern sin- twine, 17c; epster ched: rns, 20c; eastern 28@20c; Swiss, do- live weight, prxce- per etg t, 14c; young roosters, 16c; 18¢; o ld roosters, Se; tur~ young toms, 17c: bhen ; ducks, 12c; squabs, Hens, 20c; fryers, 20c; broilers, e; old mo.t!rl, 12c; turkeys, 3¢ old toms, Oregon, $2.25; Early. m-ccmmln. $2.10; Minnesota, §2.10; toes, g ozen. POTATOES, per u.vt—-[d-ho rurals, $2; Colo- $2.50; Highland, 3225 Rose, eastern. $2.25@2.50; NSy o Danvers. $1.75; Australian M-nwn nnrlhem $1.75; orated, garlie, 6¢; chilis, eva @13c; gun dried, 13@18%e; ground, 2%c: Mexican bulk, 1214 BEANS. per cwt—Pink, } $2.75; Lima, No. 1, $5; Lady Washington, $2.75@3; do,_small whites, No. 1, $3.25@3.40; blackeyes, 450@5; Garvanzas, §4. ; lentils, 9@10¢ P - HONEY, per 1b—Comb, water white, 16c; light amber, 14c; comh white, ed water twhite, 60- 15@16¢c; extract: Jac; extracted 1b eans, white, 60-Ib cans, 7sc; light amber, Tc. ’ MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS Naval Storel-—’l‘u!penflne and Rosin SAVM\WAH Ga., firm. B 3405 E, s-nn 90;4"15‘1, «s,‘u L} Feb. 11.—Turpentine firm, A, H and I, K, 55. M, , $6.25; & W, $6.50. it ¥orelgn Futures LIVERPOOL Wheat— March. May. July. Fen(ng 6 6% 64 Closing .. 67 6 4% Wheat— Minneapolis ‘Wheat Market MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Feb. 11.—May, S1%c; September, 793, @79%c; No. 1 1 northern, 84%c: No. z northern, §2% No. 8 northern, S0@8i bard, 86%c; No. 82%c; ‘Wool Market St. Louis ST. LOUIS, Feb. 11. grades combing and 23c; b Haase® o ~WOOL-—Steady ; medfum clothing, 24@28%¢; light fine, 16@18c; tub washed, LOCAL MARKETS Exeb-n:e and Bullion Sterling Exchange, sight — @4.86% Sterling Exchange, sight — @4.86% Sterling Exchange; cables — @4:37% New York Exchange, sight —@ 15 New York Exchange, telegraphlc... — @ 20 Silver, per ounce 8%@ — Mexican Dollars, neminal U nh@ - INTERNATIONAL. 5 New York on Paris - New York on Mexico. 200% Parls on London .25.27 Paris on Berlin . . . 20.53 Other Gralns WHEAT—The world's shipments for the week ‘Wheat and were as follows, in quarters: Danublan, 165,000; Argentine, ian, 13,000. Liverpool futures were higher. The Chicago market showed This market also remained about boliday at Paris. little change. the same, being frmly be Callfornia Club, sL.8; lower grades ‘\or'.herl\ Club, Nu .27%@1. stem, $1.42% California ' Wihite Australian, Russtan, 140,000; 279,000; Austra. It was a held, but quiet. do ‘m3q[u 1 $1.10@1 ’é} Northern Blue- _4!»@1 35; of {‘nh(nrula orthern Bed, $1.25@1.27%. FUTURES 10 to 11:20 a. m Ssn common and $1.25@1.; 1.20 per ctl; Chevalle: sx T oo Y fl-lz @1. 13". pl;s. ,xsfi choice. 35 m?&‘m TURES 10 to 11:30 a. m. Sesslon May—sL17y December—S$1.04% b OATS—Recelpts continue about equal to the consumption, hence quotations show little change from day to day. ror seed, ' $1.501 Black, $1.60@2; CORN—About 1000 fornia points yesterday, something unusual. merket showed no change. California um'll _round yellow, 1.25 yellow, $1.274 @1. te, ern State, sleked—YeHn' 31 21‘6 1.27% @1.32%% 5‘. grptian, SLIG: Brown 'Beyptisa, $1131a1 YE—$1.3734, and $1.35@1.40 40@1.55; common to fair, $1.30i 1.65; X @1 per el for <California to chofce l\l!d fnr feed, came in from Oali- The Irge cf 31 55; mixed, $1.25@1 15. BUCKW. umT-uaz 25 per ctl. Flour and Farinaceous Goods The Northern millers have advanced their Family Flour and also their export grades, new quotations appear in California de!cflp market continues ‘The below. No further change tions is announced. The FLOUR—CIllfornl. l‘nnl.!y Extras, .80 5.10. net without discount; Bakers" l:x!ru“;q ‘fln ington, per bbl, $3563 for ex FARINAC! “ Flour, $2.90 Meal, $3. extra cream do. 84: Crl(-k!d 7.25, in sacks $5. .30, in sacks $3.80; ‘eas, boxes, $5; Green Peas, $5 per 40; Oat Meal, et 83, Whole Wheat Flour, $3.: 5 s0: pearl mauo for Family and E?)US GOOD!—PHA(. in packages, et cash, no discount, are as follows: Gnham T 100 1bs; Flour, 40: R lcei‘u!mtr WB;I: aihs Corn Meal, §2.50; $4.10; Oat 3.60% nmanen Bfll.led Olts bl W Rolled Wheat, Barley, $5.40; sp 100 Ibs. r N B Hay and Feedstuffs Although the receipts of over 1200 tons, they included oniy 26 Hay vesterday were cars, and sound lots brought full figures, being in brisk demand. One car of cholce wheat sold to up to $23.50. up, the demand has The O mfl’m b«ml Handlers. reported. thia e ket gradua! cmmnned ne:lectea uffs, ted by %ht concessions by -elhr- and a better mar- 15 expected in a few days. rule. BEAR. Sogal SHORTS 8 =i etl; Bine. ‘$b1750 per ton; $21. HAY—Cholce Whea Wheat, $17. wom.n, 18; Wheat and Wwild ou, ‘;';J*‘ o "“fiw_.oé‘&. ‘bale. Previous prices 3 ton. Wll Gflflmm $10@12 Tmmw sections ¢ Kidness, '-m m& ;flm&nfl“n $3.75 h um 4.50; !ennw mnulmu-?au. Clean: e lés e. ‘g | yance in prices on Saturday failed to maintain. Pollllry d Game A car of Western live poultry coneigting Potatoes, emefly of large Chickens, was marketed yes- Oniops, sh = and met with i s s verAgs demand at sat- |Hay, toos. hhcwr’ prices. oF domestic, stock { were very llght, as |u "on Saa d there | Flour, gr sks was practically mo market for fhat line of | Oats, oHa Game was easier, the demand being less urgent than at the close of last week. The open | THE STOCK h | Season for Wild Duchls expires the 15th of the | S Active Buving of Bonds Again—Mining | POULTRY-—Per s, $6@7.50 for | lazge and 35G350 R B%"x.wsm@:s, e | Stocks Qulet and Fentureless Yo ssma- Frye e was continued good buying of beonds Broilers, saso@ > Pigeons, $1@1. yesterday on the Stock aud Bond Exehange, the | $2.50@3; Ducks, ;s@g for young nnq So@i} for | sales amounting to old; Geese, $2.50@3 per pair. them was firm. The Southern Pacific first re- TURKEYS- Per 1b: Dressed, 18@22c; live, | funding 4 per cents were listed, nominal. $65.2 Shares were very dul GAME—Per dozen: Mallard Ducks, $7@5: | ra Californts Wine to $57.75, and a bigher Canvasbacks, $6@9: Sprig. $3@6; $3@ | bid of $178 for Fireman's Fund i Widgeon, $3@3.50; smail Dm 52 The mining stocks were. q Black Jacks, $2.50@3; Gray Geese, $4@ | terialiy changed. one way or the other. 450 White ‘Geess, '$1.50@2; Brint, 330 Were frmier sud._othess large and $2.50 for smalh;, Honkers, 8@’ Hare, §2.25; Cottontall Rabbits, $2.50@2. for 7.50; Butter, Cheese and Eggs The recelpts of Eggs over Sunday were ex- tremely heavy, running over 2000 cases and as forecast in these columns on Sunday, the ad- All grades declined sharply, selected and extras Bl Ak dropping 21c per dozen, while firsts and sec- | 35 Of COUP-- — onds were 314¢ and 3c lower respectively. E: 9 Tex ery one present at the call session of the Ex- | change was on the selling side of the market and the new quotations were established on asking prices, there being no sales. Fresh creamery Butter was in liberal supply and weak at unaltered quotations. All receiv- ers were anxious to keep as closely cleaned up as possible and in some instances large buyers | were able to shade the quotations. All kinds | of cooking Butter were in sharp request and firm, with supplies limited. There was nothing | new in Cheese. Receipts were 40,400 lbs Butter, 32,100 Ite Cheese and 2057 cases Egss. The following were the official quotations s | femcy s established by the sales, bids and offers on the | Jj (S floor of the Dairy Exchange: i 5 “BUTTER—Fresh Creamery Extras, 81 per Ib, weak; do firsts, 30c, weak; seconds, 28c, weak: | thirds, 25c, weak; ‘packing stock, frm at 23 for No. 1 ‘and 21c¢ for No. 2. Storage goods— No. 1 packing stock, 2215c, firm; Eastern ladles, firm at 2214c for extras and 22¢ for firsts. R 5s. 85 90 } 56,102 105 56 Cal-st C 58.107% Cal Wine 5s 2% F & C H 6s 08 5¢ LAG & EI3s.100 | L A Ry 5s..117% | LAL gtd 5s.104 a 105 1S4l 70| weaker, l4s ar cp new. — 54&1 Poutnu. sks.... 1, MARKET $95,000. The feeling In and brought | with an -d-‘ ITED STATES BONDS 133 qr coup. MISCELLANEOUS BONDS |Oak Tron Gtz |Oak Tran 3s. Insurance. et and Dot m: Some all finctuations | being parrow snd the market being featureless. | STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE MONDAY, Feb. 11—10:30 a. m. Bid. Ask. 1 % CHEESE—Fancy California new flats, 15l4e per Ib, weak; firsts, weak; new' Yomng | Iap Cof oo 130 — | Americas, fabey, 15%c. " firm; ‘frsts, 1314, | Mitst C 6 10% 113 firm. Storage goods—Faney California flats, Do iem 1218 Lilee, steady; do firsts, 13, steady; fancy ;,, F& MiT3s 100 :.(ue:‘:;n. 16%c, firm; fadcy Western, 13%c, | E EGGS—California fresh selected, 2T%e per| X ¢ Ry ] dozen, weak; extras, 25 firsts, 22%c, | X G PO v g L . % 3 B © 5s.101 Iv:notvur.'n weak; seconds, 2lc, ‘wea O it i — rn e T & 0| Deelduons and Citrus Fruits W ATHL RS Under the stimulus of the continued warm | Contra Costa 50 — |S V Wat Co. 22% 22% weather, business in Oranges and other Citrus [ Marin Co ... — 62 fruits assumed more satisfactory proportions GAS AND ELECTRIC Tith the opening of the week but there was| Cent I & P. 1 2kiMartel Power — — Do improvement In prices. Lemons, Grape Frult | yit' g I ctis 9 o1 Pac & Cor . 70 2% and Limes riled steadst to Brm. inder: lmited Do ex ctfs 13 1313|Stkn G & B. supplies, while Oranges were in abundance with o ESE prices rather weak than otherwise. Receipts of the latter are steadily increasing, as the car shortage is interfering with the movement of the fruit from the southern groves to the East and shipments are being diverted to this mar- ke! Apples, Pears and Troplcal Fruits stand sa, previauely quoted. ES—$1@1.75 per box for Newtown Pip- pios, $2@2.25 for Splizenbergs, $1@3 for other Ted varleties, and $1.10@1.40 for Bellfiowers. FEARS Winter Nellls, 82 per box; cooking varieties, $1.50 per box. ITRUS FRUITS-Per box: $£@250 for fancy. $1.80 Fireman's Fund BANKE {Am N Bx.130 | Angto-Cat - | Dok of cal'aes | Cal Safe Dp.12914 First Natnl..205 Ger S & L. — 8200 Hum S Bk.2100 Mutual Sav. ‘s F Sav U.625 635 Navel Oranges, = 75 for cholce and gerines, $1.50; Lemons $2.50@3_ for fancy, a 2.25 for choice and $1.25@1.75 for standard; | Californla ..142 — Grape Fruit, Geary ......— $3@3.50 for seedless and $L.75@ 2.25 for common; Limes, $7@7.50 per case. TROPICAL FRUITS—Banau: ; @2 per bunch for Hawailan and $1.75@2.50 for Central American; Pineapples, $3@5 per dozen. Dried Fruits, Nuts. Raisins, Honey FRUITS—Apricots, 16@20c per 1Ib; Evap- | orated, Apoles, spot. 63 @Sic; Peaches, 108 13c; Pears, ¢; Prunes, 4-size basls, 3c; large sizes, @ RAISINS—Seeded, 814 T4, 1% 10c; Loose Muscatels, and 4 crown respect- ively; Seedless Sultanas, 7@7%e; Thompson Seedless, 7%c for unbleached; London Layers 8-crown, $1.85; London Layers, 2-crown, $1.7 Clusters, $3.50 for Imperial, $3 for Dehesa and Nonparells, 17%@18%ec; 1 $2.50.tor funcy. NUTS®-Almonds, X L. 16%@18c; Ne Plus Ultra, 16@17¢; D; 3%@\4«:. Languedocs, 1% @l4c; bardshe .~ ' Walnuts, price—sahshell a6 tor No, 1804 12@13¢ for No. 2; Italian Cuestauts, 5@Sc per Ib. HONEY—16@16%¢ per Ib for bright colb and | 12%@Il4c for amber; water white extracted, | nominal—none here; 5% @7c per 1b. | | Glant Consolidated” Co | Hawatian €. s Honokan S C 1 Hutch S P C L’)l: lfl Kilauea S C. — 8 Makawell C. 30% — Alasks P A. 46 Asso O1l Co. 45 | Cal F 0 Al104% e and Sc_for 2, 463, MV& MtTm. 95 Sal 10 Mutual Savings $1,000 Cal W1 1000 United R R of amber extracted, Provisions 40 § V Water. CURED MEATS—Bacon, 14%4c per Ib for heavy, 143c for light medium, 16¢c for light, 163 for "extra light and 20@Zlc for sugas 4 Salted Sides, 1335¢; Elnaln sugar-cured Hams, 18%%7!:. Callfornh Hams, 16%c; ueu Beet, & 30 fir Port. iln $9.50; Family, flfi imoxea Boat, 140 e o Bt - “Tierces quoted at 03c gomposad, 9ie for Esstem -barrels, 12%¢; lo-lb unl. mse; b, tins, 12%¢; '13c. COTTO} Baltbarrel, 103c; three half-barrels, tierce, 1034¢; two tierces, 10%c; fiv umu, 10%ec. Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops HIDES—Culls and_brands sell shout %@lec E"fi“ DG for heavy. Tosh@ise for ligh os, or heavy, c for Balted K1 ’flrr o Salted v‘ed-\ es, 23c; dry Kip, 22¢ Calf, 28c;’ Sheepskins, ‘Shear B0Ginon aach: short. Wool S0GI0C sach: et A 1@1.50; Horse for laree and $2.75 for medium, $3.25 for small and 50c for Colts: Horse dmn. dry, $2@2.25 for large and $1.50@ L75 tor medium, $1.25 for small and 00 for 000 Omnibus Cable $18,000 United R R of m. OPC_68.104% — NW R3s.111 112 SF Drydk 5s.112 pue, Ala Sug Co. — Cal (m Mils 90 Cal T 1 & T3 Chutes Co .. Byt P bl é* W ! Bo "com Hono P Co.. 4 5 20 28 Board— $1000 People’ Colts, SDry Mexiean, 323 GaSc; dry Silted Mevtean B@TIC: dry’ Central Ameri- Bid.Ask.! can, 35@37%c. Goatskins—Prime Angoras, 75¢; | Apollo ... extia large do, $1.25; large, 50c; medium, 30c; | Asso Ol $i48.50 —| small, 25c. Caribou TALLOW—No. 1 rendered, 5¢; No. 2, 4@4%c; | Chi Crude, old 35 Grease, 2@3c. Chi _Crude,new 08 | _ WOOL—Fall elip: San Joaquin and Southern, | Four . — 7@9c; fall Lambs, S@ilc; Humbolds and Men- | Fulton & docino, 14@15¢; Middle County, 9@lle; North- Home 20 ern, lm. 12¢813%c; Nevada, '17@1sc’ per. Ib | Imperial ...i6.00 for spri Independence. 15 Junction HDPS—CIIOII:E. 12%¢; prime, 10%@11c; com- mon, 10c pér ib. g . Meat Market Sheep are coming in more freely and are de- cllnln{ 2 in consequence. This condition has been | 100 Sterling d, as mentioned last week. Small Veal is Otherwise there is no change. "DRESSED MEATS. BEEF-—6% @7%c per Ib for Steers and 6@6%c SUGAR SZMkOnnmu 8 P ine Association 5s. Ts&g 000 Cal St Cable 5a. $15,000 S P Arizons (1900) Pac ‘ & ST Truck Elect.. ALES Water Co $3000 People’'s Water Co 5s. Street— $3000 S F & N P Ry 5s. California Stock a SAVINGS BANKS |Sav & L So..100 PO“‘DEB Paavhau S P MISCELLANEOUS 8§ Co. — 46% Pac Aux F A 1 | Pac C Borax.15215 — Cal Wine AL 87ig SB‘,‘\Plc S Tel Co. — 110 | Oceante m Morning Session Board— 25 Cal Wine Assoclation Bank SF-]. 88 S F 4s. Btud 05/ Kern 1ne') Vista. Linda —]Mon of Arf: —|0c of W Vi Mining Stocks S F Natlonal. — STREET RAILROADS \Pruldlo 73 Unlisted Securities MELLANIOUS BONDS 100 sBEBEA w BEESER K828 LRk Do gtd SF G&E 4%s 9215 9415 Sunset Tmtl“” 110 MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS 18 18% 20 SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE o Following were the sales on the San Francisco VEAL—8%@10c for large and 9%@10c for|Stock and Exchange Board yesterday: smal COMSTOCKS - ‘\(lgrg";ll%fllfi*c for Wethers and 11@ Regular H‘vém% Em] = LAMB—Tc'per Ib for Yearlings and 13c for 1 e e - 300 Con Va M Go. 89| 100 Sferra Nevada. 55 DRISSED flo(‘-s—‘l l?‘éc per_1b. 600 Gould & Curry 27| 200 Union Com..... 51 SIVE U L Informal Sesston The following quontlmu ll’e for good, mnd > e - livestock, delivered in San Francisco, less 50 per | 100 Andes §N Sferra §!Vldl. 55 cent shrinkage for L-mg 200 Beleher . 700 Union Con. . 53 CATTLE Steers, 8@S%c per 1b for No. 1| 100 Mexican 300 Unlon Con. 54 -nd ‘!ueme for No. 2; Cows and mnm. 8@ | 100 Nrth G 200 Union Con. 55 8e; No. 2'Cows, 5ike; thin Cows, 200 OPBIF <eeen.s 43 c per Ib for light, 435 for heavy (gross wel %u 51: for !BEEP-—WQ rs, 6@7c per 1b; Ewes, ;ht), Alpha 200 1bs, TH @7 4G "'°§o?.°."1'a%928“ - 83 10 per cent and per cent off from & Belch.1.. rans Con Va Brups Savage. ' Genernl Yerchandise T%e; Graln Bags, sx%nuc. ol mai e 12 per ton; New Welling- ?{ $10; mcm 4 “in_bu i Welsh Am.hnclte. and $17 in sacks; in. nom! oT; atioos Sre Far harreln : mw;onmnoueam 52¢ for Taw; cases, fc Castor in cases, No. 1, Tbc; Bakers' A2, cases, $1.986:1.80; Tagol, 500 for Dolied & 4&: for Taw: Chiga Nut, tasée, S5@300 Cocoanut Oll, in hatrels, 53 for Geylon & lf n:;c A:ttr-flilu‘lggtnsh ueh&d winter Sperm o 3 i iral winter Tm natural Whale Ofl, 55c; extra winrrer Strained Lard O rd Pn'r&e Nzflaufoot 0O c; Herr: wotled Fih O, B3¢ Palnt | 1000 - Exchequer Gould & Curry Hale & Nore. 40c; Salmon O1l, 35¢; OIL 85¢. &gons, 10 11c; special de Astral, 17e; 28c; 2 do, 6! 8¢ more; ulk, mse;nm uu:'ive-%as-d free 4201)0 Bifrg Sunse allon in cases and Col “m_‘ -Ranges from $5.80 tn”lopermlbs RED Red S 1b; Thtte Tead. oBme M“"";.., ol 000 Do, e B 43500 Comet 500 Cracker Jack 500 Daisy . Daisy .. b 500 Daisy Annex. 1000 Daisy Ex 1000 Did-B B Con. Tri. g L& §§§§§a§§§§§§§§ EREE i £ ? éie 3:§§§F{ 3 .n:::aaa::fiassa o 5 £ 3328 (83 B 5851 R( ZRNEREERSNERNEBRESNERRRREHENRNEES a4 Great 05] 100 Sandstorm .. - - Do, m‘mom Ex. 10 i D"' R Bover. Pick x5 a7 "Ive 1.27% 18 28| ~20| 28 .10 o7 45 1000 Lige Harris 052000 Vern: | 3000 Lone Star 342500 Yankeo Girl. .. 13 110,000 Man_Belmnt 03{2000 Yel Horse Ex. 21 1000 Man neho. 17/8500 Yellow Rose... 14 | 1000 Man Dexter... 3311000 Yeilow Tiger.. 18 32 Informat Sesston—12:30 to 2 p. ™. 2000 Adams 21 Lynx Creek. ..1 1000 Arcadia 1011500 Kenda!l 9 2500 Atlanta 833000 Kendall Ex... 4000 Black An 14/1000 Man Belmont.. 2000 Biack Ants... 13| 500 Man Broncho... 1000 Blk Butte Ex. 14| 300 Man Cons 17.000 Bl Butte Ex 1311000 Man Dexter. 11000 Biack Rock... 10,3000 Man H Grade. {1000 Bive Bel! i Man Humboldt | 8000 Blue Bell... 3000 Man_Humboldt | 1000 Blue Ball. 2611500 MacNsmara ... | 8000 Blue Bai 50(10,000 Mobawk Jr 1000 Bonnfe Clare.. 45(11.000 Mohawk Jr |00 Boat 3! 500 Man M €o Nev 0014000 Man Monareh. . 10/1000 Man Red Top. 153000 Man Standard.. 0813000 Mwr Con, bSO 6000 Booth, b 60. _.1. 1000 Columb, b 10.1. | 2000 Col Mtn, b80.1. 111,000 Colum Mt Ex 1500 Com/ Fraction.3.25! 3000 Comet .... 03 200 Craeker Jacl 18/4000 Do, 1500 Daisy . 85(3000 De, b 80. 600 Daisy . 1511000 3000 DAd-B 518000 )lnln Mawy Ex 3 1000 De, b 54/4000° Montgomery Mt 37 6000 Dllmnd&l Tri u.'lflo(' Xos;lol;nfr! Mt ’; 3000 Dismadda Tet. 400 Moot Shosh Ex 25 6000 Diamnddd Tri. 60(4000 Mustang Anmex 03 161000 Nevada Goldfd s Coldtd 623/ 400 Nevada Hills.. 3.0 i 20 e 13 43 4 Bend. 42 2000 Great Bend.1. oex, 3000 u 300(\ Do. s 5....1.05/3500 Rescue Cons... 20 60...1.10{1000 Sandstorm Ex. 10_ 1000 Gn Bm Con. 12/4000 Shosh Natl Bk 05 | 4000 Hap Hooligan. 12(1000 Silver Pick....1.45 ‘mglbemh s g\mg: e ;1'«) 2500 Homstk King.1.30) 1 ves m‘llflzono'l‘tmsold'.: :3 lm Jim Butler. 3000 Jumbo Ex....2.50| 500 Ton Gold West 18 2000 Jumbo Ex..2.47% 2000 Tonopah Lode. 13 3000 Jum Ex Leasg 25| 200 Ton of Nev..18.50 1000 Lone Stas 35(2000 Waiker L Hiaw 10 3500 Lige Harris... 062000 Yankee Girl... 12 500 Lou Dfflon. 23{3000 Yellow Rose... 14 CLOSING QUOTATIONS CALIFORNIA BiLAk] o ven Bid Ask. Argonaut ....4 —|Death_Valley.. — Bos Gwir Cop — To/Gwts BIx Onide — 582 Brunswick ... 80| Belmont . 30 Boston Tom. -00 California 15 Cashboy . 2 G i Golden Anch ¥ en Anc s o4 05| 21 23|Tonopah Ex. .00 | Ton Gold West 15 17 02 03{Ton Home Con 02 — .10 1.12|Tonopah Lode. 15 — Jim Butler Ex — 07|Ton Silver &G 08— MacNamara .. 62 63 Nev.. — 16.25 Midway .....2.00 60 Gol x 20 Aloba 14 —|6rt Bend Con. i4 83 84/ Great-Bend = 36 Baltimore G4 — Black Ants... 13 | Bik Butte Ex. 13 | Black Rock... 10 Biue Bell 28 Blue Bull.. W Blue Quarta.. — Brooklyn .. 04 Butte Goldfid.. 11 Columbia Mtn. Colum Mtn Ex o‘r Com Fraction.5.25 Commonwealth 30 25 Mobawk Junior 20{Nevada Boy... 19 20 ®|Xevada Golddd 60 &1 a2 53 0w — B — — 19 H Pennsylvania. —|Potlateh 1 5328381 B& - & RR%E 10{Mt Hill Mines 035/ Montgomery m 48\ Mont Shost Nugget 15{01d" Sot &3 @loriginal Bify. 31 22 Bifrg M Co N 40| Orig 3 - e Bits NaiBx 3 S5 Ryalite Twnst 05 04 Bifrg N Star. 10 12|Shos! — 68 Bifrg Sunset.. 14 15| Shosh Nati BE — 08 2 Skookum Bifrg. — 22, 24 28 B2 1.55 100 112 1. — 28 8 Gold Bar Ex. - Gold Center... — 4 — Golden Sceptre — 12 n Mani Aprf] Fool Ex 04 = Atlan & Pac.. 05 % o8 Ex.. — 3 18 o4 ® 13 02 o7 o8 = — o 13 — 18 15 5 o8 E — o5 4 o5 38 TAX EXEMPT BONDS Munieipal, Rafiroad, Street Rallway, Electric Power Bonds, ylelding from 4 per cent to 534 per cent. Readily Comvert- ible. Semd for List. N. W. HALSEY & C0. 413 Montgomery St., S. F. New York. Chicago. Philadeliphia. Nevada Registration and Trust Company Capital $100.000 (fully paid in cash), Surplus $25.000. Offices—Goldfleld. Tonopah., New York City. ‘Will Guarantee Correct Registration of Stoek and Act as Transfer Agents. Registration Affords the Only Absolute Protee hhm\ of Mining Stocks. 520 California Street San Francisco J. C. WILSON Stocks and Bonds Member Stoek and Bond Exchange. 438 Calt- fornia st. Pbone Temporary S15. MURRAY INNES OIS oni Builaing ._ku--c.-.