The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 28, 1907, Page 14

NANCIAL AND GOMMERCE SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS " 3 1 n 7 to securiti poi Wall-street stocks sevefal points lower. nts higher. s still selling well, but mining stocks sagging. d acreage in Wheat and Barley expected this year. , Corn, Rye, Hay and Feedstuffs unchanged. Leading Coppers lower. ma Beans lower and other Beans quiet. Shee Butter 2c lower. SLOWING DOWN The Present Tendency of Business and Its Causes Frem the Wali Point €. Bache & Co, of View t na ourse of & year LABOR AND STATE he ware slown- THE MARKET W, of few week: a ~ Increase Twenty-six ent Jooked for. Lake copper for cents immediate delivery. stocks in the loan crowd ontinued todss and {ue first fortn! it & Bel will disclose whether the let-up in ness s the beginning of 2 serious eved taa mofierate._reactio f cal t be ery against the road YWD_process, all street lgoks a e ease vering not too e parit ed, touch | | | 1-Street 1 the New York bankers and railroads are 0 the small- and providing ote iesues, at chops greedily when ix and three- of rall- urgent the business r labor. There 1 have to be at see great we shall RATE LEGISLATION is begin- “down signals. to be attained of _operatio R onably cut- prices, even s short a5 though and thst proper pro- however, ~downs sre mpch nd_disastrous ew Kork Cen- « pound paid for Lighter London. congludes to- ight in March general busi sethack or a ebnormal ac- to the lstter | . by the with the EASTERN MARKETS Money Ma easier. with a 4@> per Prime 4.8460@4.8465 s ol 3 per cent; riket mercantile ctusl business for demand iroads, heasy. cent: ruling offered at 4 New York Stock Market NEW YORK wet today The stoc n t ssional k market was of the same extensive | %% that which broke prices | Yesterday's bat Monday's sbort ac- | he appearance on Monday. a fact for the material io. prices oo _comparatively light selling s held that the developments at Commerce Commission . inquiry e for the tone of the speculation mmediate result of informa: t prompted the selling of se-| fears of the ultimate conse ences growing out of the investigation. The | recognized aim of the strate the desirability or stringent control over raflroad com Government, especially in the ma of capital and purchese of stocks on of the Governmeni substantial investigation is to demon- | necessity of mare panies by the tter of issues | in other prop- It . the inquiry ect of strengthening the conten- iy and of fur- thering the efforts to secure legislation to secure those aims. |hearing on the of an exercise of individual powe! [resources of the | seems invincible The showis street mind. wh ihe corditions and views them which custom breeds. A decided The acknowledged mposing. even { | powers | caused of interest felt on {of some of the great is expected fn sentiment Some by effect of the mind of the observers is that r through the great railroad companfes that |- to the Wali- | bes some famillarity with with & spirit| growth in rhel' 2 sgitation for restriction and control of corporate disturbance was supplementary_rumors the part of the stockholders railroads in a movement raliel to that in tbe imsurance companies fol- o ng the insurance investigation. | rumors were poorly defined and were given their i principal influence by {names presented associating some of the in the campaign against the ©0ld insurance cowtrol in the alleged plan for the crusade for minority stockholders. tions] legsl restraints upon the Sduclary activ Addi- tles of rajirsd directors and executive officials were the suggested method of procedure. The news of the passage by the Aldrich currency messure was effect on the market. There wi yise i fthe opening dealings, Senate of the f disappointing & momentary | but _price | |promrily sold off again with a growing down- warg it —oe ratoe ~tus. The average level .sive buying during tb secned to be profit-taking beary. ew York Hutton & Co., Tu |mlsh wales yesterday: effect of steadying the market, no important recoveres. Total sales (par value), st the Jowest lower than was touched earlier in “Toe aversge was affected by acute | & few prominent stocks There was be final hom by the beas but | 0,7 40 ifed States bonds were unchanged on call. Stock List 490 California street, the New 'York Stock Excbange, following list of bood and stock Bales STOCKS. iHI‘\I Il.m | Bid.] A Adums Express, . 200 Allis Chalmers Do pfd . lxwl{Z 8% “eémeral | oo with foreign '-onds and | Thesa | - Nuts and Raisins unchanged. and Hogs as previously quoted. , Bacon and Lard firm and unchanged. Cheese firm. oultry and Game firm and selling well. statoes and Spring Vegetables weak and declining. Oranges and Lemons in large supply, with the latter. lower. _— < Eggs plentifu L Call Money, 4@5. = 4 New York Stock List Continued Sales. STOCKS. |High.[Low.| Bid.| Ask. 200, Do_pfd 1, Fobae pfd 100/Am Woolen 200( Do ptd 100/ Ansconds e C L s ook Canada Southern Canadian C&O . Do pfd A Do Do 100 pfd B . ebs ... 00C & NW ... 100/C pra 500|Central Leather . 100/ Do _pfd Termin pfd 30/Colo Southern 300, Do 2d pfd . Con Gas 200/ " Do_pfd DL&W 0D & R 0| Do” ptd Detroit Un Rj - .| Diamond \mm. 2200/ Distill Duluth S “|~ Do pta ,100| Erfe 800, Do 400, Do 300 Fed 800/Gen 00! st prd 24 prd Electric G North ptd 7.200 Hocking Vailéy Do pfd . H B Clafiin Co. Iliinots Central Metro .. erboro Met pi Marine pfd Paper ptd 100, Inter ..| Do 200/1 200, Inter 500 Do Towa Pump r o IKC e & 6 p 200/K (¢ 260/ Do pfd LE&W Do prd 100/ Manhattan |Metro St Ry 160 Mexican Centra 300|Minn & St L B Do 1st pfd 00, St D &S S 00| Do prd . 5,600/ Mo. Kan ‘& Te. 200, Do pfd . A00|MissouriPacific Nash, ¢ & St 1,300(National Lead 300, Do pfd . <eee...X RR of Mex pi 406/ National Biscul e Do pfd ... v Cons Cop. “‘(u\\ Y Air Brake. " Do Do »'Y, 300N Y, Ont & W. 800! Norfolk & Wes Do pfd i - 900/ North American. . ./Omaha Pacific Coast - Do 1st pfd Do 2d° prd. T00Pacific Mafl | People’s Gas. . f the bearing on the trngn! ¢ e metters have. ¢ ssion upon th pfd 300 southem Pacit pr "18,400) %lthem Bmll\'fly‘ 700 Do ptd 400 Texas_Pacific -|Third Ave 600/ Tol St L & W 600/ Do ptd .... 200/ Twin Gits B T Pacific. Cora Prodygts " |Del & Hudson . M & S pfd Power ... Southern ... Central..... ,600| Northern Parlflv‘ I Tenn Goal & Tron) 500/ Texas P L T Co. \ |Tol Ry & T Co. e URltet Gt United R of S ¥. Do pfa . 7 102% [100% {101 08 hdic s i 3614 101 36 101 Do 1st pfd -..|.. i’ 'm fa) fal. 1-| 281 55 \mzLx 145 ld'l‘g 142 4.%\4: %) s .\ \(\ T 914 "RM x| L 99% | ¢ fd s t. 1«:2 u' 900/ Penn R R Oo. ... ttshurg Coal : a -1 B c.] 9 1,255,000 total shares sold. New York Bonds 105%|Japan 6, 24 ser. 106 Japan 4s, certif. 25: 114%[115% 101% | |\u~ ‘l\-fl“hl% 48% | 49%| 19 36% 101 |9 50 UEA 12 | market on the re Den & Rio G 4s.. 95 | Distillers’ Sees 5s. 88 Wabssh 15t | Erie prior lien 4s. 97% Db gen 4s...... SR Hocking Vai 41s. mcu Wheet & L E 4-.. Japan s Wisconsin Cen 45 | New Yoi'k Mhll.\l‘ Stocks | Adams Con. 15 Little Chief. Aliee 5. Breece . Brunswicl COothstock Tmme . ! Con Cal & Va.... Horn_ Silver. Jron Silver Leadville Con { Hoston Stocks and Bonds Uss:ed?ds-,.u% Money— |Allouez. .. Call loans.... 8 @7 |Amplgamated Time loans:.. 5% @6% Atlantic .. Bonds— |Bingham "~ Atchison 993 (Butte Coalition. Do adj 45. 994 Calumet & Ariz. | Mexican Cen 4s.. 83 [Calumet & Hecla 960 | Raflroads— Centennial | Atchison Do pfd . | Franklin |Granby . 1 {Greene Cons. Isie Royale u% Mass_Mining. 182" |Michigan . {Mitehell {Mobawk ‘l’!nswn & Al Boston & Maine. | Boston Elevated. | Fitehburg pfa. | Mexiean Central. NY NHG&H. | UnionPacific | Miscellaneous— | Amer Pnen Tube. | Amer Sugar. 13 {Shannon |Tamaracl {Trintty . U S 8 67 28V, Vi lctoril 433 |Winona . .1031, Wolverine . | Adventure ....... 5% | THE COPPER STOCKS BOSTON, Feb. 27.—The leaderswere lower, but the lower-priced stocks were firm. Copper Range has declared a dividend of $1.50 and 50c extra. London Closing Stocks | Cors for money .88 15-16/ Mo, Ean & Texas. 48% ilon« or acct...87 5-16|New York Central.130 Anaconda . 143 Norfolk & Western 861 | Atehison | Do pfa 88 Do ptd . |Ontario & Western 447 | Bult & Onio 7 Pennsylvania 66% 1911, {Rand Mines. ( ‘hes & Ohio. | Chi Great Western 16 | Chi, Mil" & St P..150%) I3 86 De ‘Bee 297 |Southern Paclfic. .. 943 Deaver & © 383 |Unlon Pacific. 1765 Do pfd 828,| Do pfd 95 Erle 35% U S Steel 457 Do st pfd. | Do pfd 107 Do 24 pfd. {Wabash . 17 Tilinois Central. Louisville & N Bar eflve m; Money—4% @5 per cent. rate of discount in the open market for short bills is 4 15-16@5 per cent and for three months' bills 4 13-16@4% per cent. Condition of the Tre: ry WASHINGTON, TFeb. 27.—Today's statement of the Ti balances in the gemeral fund shows: sh Dbalances, $249,139,363; New York Cotton Market NEW YORK, Feb. 27.—Cotton has been firm on reports that Mr. Price was in the market on tions were weak on liquidation, lower ca- ess activity in export oircles and an ab- sence of crop damage. Thefmarket closed dull and 4@%ec net cline, as follows: Te; September, 83%c. Sales’ rm» the. day were uding March at 6@6.20c 5,200 September, Glu@ December, 6.25@6.30; Jamuary. 6.25@6.30; Cordova, 9@12%4c. 1 6.30; red. DRIED FRUITS porated, quiet and easy; fancy, 4e: prime, T% @Te. demand, ruling firm: Cal- Oregons, 5ic to 10c. Quiet and_firm;: choice, 18c; ex- 183, @19c; fancr, 19@20c. Ate slightly better, with prices | the absence in ‘the urgent offerimes; extraclivice, 124 @13%e, | 14c; extra fancy. 13@15¢. RAIS Are somewbat inactive, but prices | are firm and supplies of some ulnt‘r(ptlons nrol limited. Seeded Raisins, 74 @10 $155@1.45. { Muscatel, ‘5@de fondon Tayers, Market | | New York Metal NEW: YORK, Feb. 27.—Tin was about 5@!0‘ ¥Wwer In the English market, with spot at £191 10s and futures at {190 52 Locall, y tin was easier;: spot $41.60@41.82%.. Copper was higher in ‘London lt £108 158 spot and £109 Ts 6d for futures, § for Locally the electrolytic, Jead was unchanged at £19 10s in London and 159 ’um 30 in the local market. pelter was nnchanged at £26 in London and at x\e SO@6.90 locally, Tron unchanged in London. Standard foundry, 53s 94 and Cleveland warrants, 54s 6d. Local umrkr! steady. No. 1 mumlry northern, $25.75 @26.25; No. 2 d southern, §: | b T : CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE ! Future Grain and Provisions | oHICAC —Commission houses com- menced to sell “hen At the opening of today's port that the amount of wheat TSI e T A L bushels and on the statement that prices at Liv- erpool had deciined 3d. ~As the session ad- vanced additional news of a bearish character was received which added fresh impetus to the selling movement. It was reported Russia that the wheat crop in the Southern provinces jof that countrs” had not heen us seriously dam- aged as had been repofted. Condition: ln this country also were more favorable to the bears. Receipts in the Northwest were liberal and the weather, both in the Northwest and South- west was favorable for the crop movement. The market elosed weak. May opened unchanged to a shade higher at T7%c to 77%kc. sold .nga%@ 78c and then declined to 773 @77%c. Final quo- tations were ¢ to 8c lower at c. Trading was quiet in the corn bit and the market was easier in sympathy with wheat. Local receipts were 100 ears in excess of the estimate and weather conditions were favor- able for the movement. The close was easy, with prices at the lowest of the day. May opeued a shade’ higher at 473c, sold off to 47%:: and closed at that figure, net %@%Yc lower. Onts were weak on realizing by small holders,” May opened unchanged to a shade higher at, 423, @42%c, fiuld up to 42%c and declined to 42¢, closing ‘%@%c lower at 42 Bror aiots e g busion by shorts and local packers. At the close pork was up 10c, lard 2%4ec and ribs 5@T%c ii‘her The leading futures ranged gs follow it ()pfl; High. w. Feb. 27. ['of one opinion, that the break in 2 ney, 2| colee, 82igc; cooking, BESE—Northern fresh, 1ic; northern stor- anchor, Young Fastern singles, . . Eastern Livestock Market f sy than mmhmm. ‘We can report ‘more definitely, however, hthlyl mecuon"- bit later.” Bran continues scarce and firm, but quotations BiaN. 50 per SEIGAGO. Teb. 21 _OATTLE Recelpts, 18- uu%nfi%% .Jt; $210@0.305 cows apd ¥ 25: Stock: | PREDSTUSFS Hoited Bori { Berier, $24m2; wized s Recetptt S Marvet ‘e lower. | Eotlh SR@2: € mills, 825,55 T To ana 95 In s Mixed and butehers', §0. 3 : 50; Oft_Cake 20, Los Angeles Markets LOS ANGELES, is only temporary and that already signs reaction are apparent. 546 cases; butter, 10.!14 pounds; cheese, pounds:_potatoes, 981 jsacks; onions, 611 sacks; beans, 3958 sacks. EGGS—Local ranch, ranch. candled, 1t BU’ ’lTEB:—Vllley creamery, coast creamesy, fa 60c 22@24c. fancy, -xe. 16¢; - anchor, America, 18¢ 1t stern twins. 17¢; Euwm e 10616%%e; Enstern longsorn, 20c; Bastern Datey: 28@%0c; Swiss domestic, (Pfl‘ cwt) —Idaho Bu!dl g Ool- Salinas, Higl Swiss imported, 18c; 20¢; Limburger, 13c. .30; b ‘Bastern, 83-26 Oregon, Wlu-omin toes, $4. O\IOhS—Yellaw Danvers, northern, Australian Brown, lwflhm. $1.765; 6c; chills, evaporated, 1‘1%}31@. Bk A No. 1, §5; Lady Wi do small white No. 50@5: 150 per Ib. VEGETABLES—Bunch 45c; carots, 40 sphach, 25@30c; _turnips, A oo it green, 20@25¢; lmuce. 30c; ‘pens, 5@eo_per Ib; cabbage, sack, 51 c-ulmowe'r. u&' celery. 40c; horseradish, on No. 1, $2.75@8; .25@3.40; goods, dozen: heavy, | ton lots; lght, | 31; 90c W Market steady. | jobb! Sheep, &“Wm. lambs, $4.75@7.45. today were only, eln%led. 20c; northern 67%¢; coast creamery, ,25 uxo Minnesota, $2.10; sweet pfltl 1.25@1.50; garlic, Xk, o, 154, A friedh, buk, 123 BEANS (per cwt)—Pink No. 1, $2.75: Lima Blackeye. Garvansas, $4.20@4.50; lentils, 12%@ Beets, o Wi, Mo aadides. 3 carload lots, sf“ 50; & per ton; Mealfalfa, $20. ml! —Ohn!ce ‘Wheat, $19@22.50 per ton; Wheat, nee ; other des Wheat, 15; eat $15@20; Tame Oat, én. PATR o ls(mliom'?gal Ely. 810612. Al- R ioa T s e ustard, n Alfaita 150 n- pol 1GA5L:: Timoty. moaioal: Hemp, "4% per 1b; Millet, 3¢; Broom Corn 18 @ per_ton. DRIED PEAS—! 'EAS—Nilles, nominal; Green Peas, $2.50@2.75 per ectl. Potatoes, Onigns and Vegetables Prices for Eastern and Oregon Potatoes were weak and unsettled, as nearly all recelvers were overstocked and anxious to keep the goods mov- ing, which could be done only by offering in- ducements to buyers. The aiready heavy ac- cumulation of supplies is being added to daily | and the outlook is for a weak and declining mar- ket for some time to come. Onlons, too, are weakening under heavy arrivals, most of which are coming \to hand in poor shape, which neces Sitates quick sales and Constant epacking. Asparagus, Rhubarb and Peas are the leading features of the vegetable maxket, and prices for all three are gradually weakening as the receipts increase. Rhubarb was in excessive supply yes- terday. Two straight carloads from San Lean- dro, ‘which were intended for shipment to the north, arrived too late to be transferred to the Puget Sound steamer and were turned into the local market, csusing a sharp break in prices. TOES—Per ctl: mm White, $1.70@ 80, Oregon Buroanis 0@100; Early Rose, $1.75; Eastern Blrbunkl. 81 40@1. ONIONS—Yellow, per ct). Toeas1. VEGETABLES—Asparagus, 11@12%c Ber 1> for extra, 8@9c for No. 1 and 5@6c for N Rhubarb,’ $1@2; Green Peas, 3@6c per Ib: 1o matogs, "Mexiean, $2.25@2.50 per box; Hothouse Cucumbers, $1@2 per dozen; Cream Squash, 6@ 10@ize. Cucumbers, No. 1, $2.25@ | 70¢ per box; Garlic, 23 @4c per Ib: Celery, 30@ 2.50; No. 2 u 23@1.50 dosen. Miscellaneons, | 40c per dogen: Cabbuge, $1.20@1.05 Der cii; per 1b—Chills, green, 1i@18c; Hubbard mlh. Caulifiower, 50@75c per dozen; Carrots, 70¢ per 13 @2c; rhnhlxh $1.50@31.85 box: tmh - | sack; Tuml $1@1.25 per sack: Marrowfat gus, 1b; brussels sprouts, S@gc uash, %0 per ton; Hubbard Squash, 535 vated mushrooms, 50c 1b; globe ntlchoku. u 15 | 40 Der !on > ebo ms, 25@40c per 1b. . 11.25 dozen, HONEY (por m—cmn, water vhlte. light amber, 14c: comty, white, 15 tracted, water white, 60-1b cans, 7 MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS Naval Stores. Turpentine and Rosim SAVANNAH, Ga., P'eb 27.—Turpentine firm, Ti%e. Rosin firm; stock 69,401 cm.. Qno(e A; B, 4.30c; G, Northern Wh PORTLAND, Feb. bluestem, TACOMA, Feb. 27— bluestem, Tle; club, 69e; Northers Buciness SEATTLE, Teb. 27—Olearings, $1,620,398; SPORANE, Feb. 27.—Cu . 673; balances, $55.046. Rs e PORTLAND. Feb. 27.—OClearings, $1,231,611; | balances. * $132,929. TACOMA, Feb. 27.—Clearings, $528,208; bal- ances, $86,943. LOCAL MARKETS ' Exchange and Bullion crensed supply. and there was a general decline ! Silver advanced %e. in prices. e lower grades were very weak at Sterling Exchange.sixty daye — @4.81% | the revised quotations and fancy lots were barely Sterling Exchange, 'sight . — @4.851 | gteady and slow of sale. Otherwise there was Sterling F:flh-nn cables —_ a.ua nothing new to report. Oranges were still in New York ge, signt ., - 15" | burdensome supply, with pricea unsettled, and New York Exchaoge, tfilemp‘k. - 20 | Appies rontinued to d Silver, per ounce. 0%@ — REPIES $1@1.75 pei vox for_Newton Plp- Mexican Dotiars, nomil 52 @ — |pins, $1@2 for red virieties, and $1.25@1.50 for | CONT Bellflowers. New York on Paris New York on Mexico . Paris on London. Berlin on London Wheat and Other Grains WHEAT—Liverpool Chicago was several fractlons weaker. market continued dull and unchanged. A authority, fo, reporting holders very sti their views, says: am satisfied that the acre fornfa will not be over half checked planting." Good Wheat continues firm, but there is con- siderable off l(llll' oflcrln L. ASH tornia Clnb $1.273 Californ! wnne lower f_Californla, $1.10 Northern Club, $1. "r;,elw Norther stem, $1.42%; Northern 25@1. z-m. 10 to 11:30 a. m. session No_transactions BARLEY—An old experienced handler says of the coming crop outlook: ‘‘As far learn, the California acreage this v be ofer two-thirds that of last vear, the wet season; but the ground i that, barring north winds l-f on, th cmp will male up welght a good deal of the ow In aecsaiy. L s L The market, though qi , good lots held flml’ss uotations, . 1.35; do_milling, common to fair, $1 Shipping, $1.15@L. 1.20 for poor to for choice. ere ‘which Wlllt.llllfl illlln and ot wnall round Yellow, $1.30; State, ufl.fl—'elb'uig_ :.aé: mixed, $i.2 u flal‘w for U'IIL BUCKWHEAT —$4@2.25 per ctl. Flour and F: 16e; ex” @ ex- tracted, white, 60-Iy cans, Tic; light amber, 7c. 4a50; | large and $5@6 for sm: futures were lower and This ““After numerous nquiries 1 this vesr in Cali- that of last year, owing to the prolénged wet weather, which bas ustrallan, §1.: s‘l;kfi s 1 ecan . will not "owing to _saturated with 15; and Peultry and Game Another carload of Western Poultry 5 placed on sale yest ‘day, making three cars handled 1 many days. and cleaned up well at $7.50@S per dozen. Lo- cal stock continued in light supply and ail de seriptions found prompt sale at the recently ad vanced quotations. There was a general advance | in Game, the supply being Insufficient to satisfy » | the demand. $6.50@8.50 lor Hens, tablished by sales, bids and offers on the floor of_the Dairy Exchange: BUPTER—Fresh ereamery extras S0c per b, | steady; do 29c, steady: seconds, 28c, | steady: n-enng l!nt'k. frm at e for No.'1 and 22¢ for No. No. 2 packing stock, 22%c, T Jadles, - firsts, 2234, czmu;—r-nq Culifornia new fiats, 16c per ready; firsts, 13c, steady; new fancy, 16c, steady; firsts, lsl,,e nudy. storage fiats, 131jc, steady; Kastern stor- fancy, 17%e, firm; Oregon do, 4 !(%S—C‘lflnmh fresh selected, 20c per doxz. firm; extras, 19¢. firm; firsts, 1Sljec, firm; sec- onds, 18%c, firm. Declduous and Citrus Frults Lemons were a weak feature of the market for Citrus fruits yesterday, all grades being in in- PEARS _Winter Nellls, $1.50@2 per box. ()lTBDS FRUITS—Per box: Navel Orange: 2.25 for fancy, $1.25@1. for ltlnd.lrd Seedlings, $1@1.50; $1.25; Lemons, 8 60@1 Ts (or choice and $1@1. Grape Frult, $2.50@3 for :eedlem and $1 1.75 for common; Limes, $T@8 per case. TROPICAL FRUITS—Bananas, $1@2 per bunch for Hawailan and $2@3 for Central Amer- | fean; Pineapples, nominal. ' Dried Fruits, Ralsins, Nuts, Honex Previous quotations rule, with a firm but quiet | RIS A rieots, @20c per 1b; s 3 e 8;91:, l‘elchu, 10 g runes, 4-size 3 Loose Muscate and 4 crown respe lsl"s—g«ltd. B% %o THe lnd lufi sizes, e The toru’nnbln‘(:;d, o e 3-crown,’ ; ers. Zerown, $1.75¢ o 3 oo Imperial, $3 for Debesa and DTS- Almonds, Nonparells, 1714 @18%c; T X L i0%@]sc; Ne Plus Ultra 10@17c; Drakes, 13%@l4c; Languedocs, 13%@ldc; hardshel daioe walnute, Jobbing price—Sottshell. 1 ific fic No. 1 end. 12@isc for No. 2; Italfgn Chestnuts, 3@! BoNnY—mawm pér. 1 for belght comb and 121 @l4c for amber; water white extracted, nominal—none bere; ‘amber extracted, 5%@ic per 1b. ively; f Provisions There was no further change in quotations ves- terday. The advance in Bacon was maint.ined. CURED MEATS—Bacon, 15%c per Ib for beavy, 16%c for light medium, 16%c for ligat. 1¢ for sugar- and cured; Dry Salted sue-. 14¢; Bellies, 15c; ured Hams, 17c; Calffornia c; Mess . per bbl; extra Family, $10; Mess - Pork, g. clear, i Mess, $18:; Pig Pgrk. c; two Mal, goa | The stock met with a good call | 13%e, MIM mond, $12; Cumber und.sun P in sicks:’ Welsh Anthracite, $16¢ c:uni $16 per ton in bulk and $18 {0 sacks; Rocky Moun- tain. o1 Juo! thfl are for barrels. Linseed, Sdc lon for boiled and 52c for raw: cases, fc cases, r Ip:or!.. Castor O1l AA l;liel\ Sl 28 l salion; Coconnut on 5‘. 5500 (m’ugmtnlhnl 'o‘:t'rn bM-(’)fl. Iée- Tm ; natural or Bptem nlpzurll Whale Ofl, 55c: extra winter strained ‘m hu- yester- 0. 1 Lard Ofl. Pure Neats- ;;;mh mm mn - “ 3 'l Beans“and Seeds . 1 Neatsfoot Ofl, :,I‘slfic g; the Produce nu\t:m o toliowing the Jead of the| The dullness in Beans contiaues and Limas are - e 00, butter board It now is 67%ec. Other npmed lower again, the decline being attrib~ GASOLI\’E ETC.—Water white grades_are uncl A dealer just uted the approach_ of tax-assessment day, | o DA%, m To@iie: from Sacramento reports a great shortage of wMelLd mae.:f)u lsn:;n nu%m“ on b 1 ‘c s gfilu e T Astral, 176 butte there. ctl)—] .. ea, - . | "Eggs ‘aropped 1c. Loeal ana gn mll all White, $273@205: large White ¥ Btre; Btar, Sei B l,*’e"-‘_"’:‘-"_ candled now are 20c and 19¢, re'pecflnl]. T 2.25; Red. $2.50@2.75: i e hareiie o thought tbe bottom for the present has been Lxm-, uxoe4 15; Red Kidneys, $3.35@5.75 £ e B Rkt AN et BT fRELIS B aiadl u¢ ¥ o "V i3gc “ia Cares a0c; S84 o i S der’ : DS—prown gree Gasoline. n bulk 30c, in cases 36c. e T . Tellow FURPENTINE 03l per gallon In cases and d d 1) rrels. B ST Bor 250, Tba grossF, §6.80; H. $5.95; 1, 50300 3. ST W G $R10. RED AND WHITE LEAD—Red Lesd, s.!;g per ib: White Lead. 8@S%c, Illn!t T DGAR—The Western Sugar Refintng Com- pany tintes s fojlows, terms net cash: Cubes A, Orushed and Fine Crushed. 4.50c; 435¢; Candy Granulated, 4.35¢; Fruit and Cotme Gramulated. 4.26¢; Beet Gransilated (100- Ip bags only)g 4.05¢; Confectioners” A, 4.25¢; | Magnolla sse; Extra C, 3.70¢; Gelden c. D, & E. Crystal Dominoes, 550 PabiereShalfbbis, 4.75c; boxes, e [ lo. " Barrels aud 50b bags 10c, halfbbls 35 204 boxes B0c more per 100 b for &Il grades Ho ges” taben s ok than 75 barrejs or equtvalent. .\. Recelpts of Produce FOR WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27 Flour, qr sks 1,500} Pelts, bdll . 1,231 Barley, ctls 810 Tallow, ctls Sugar, ctls Oranges, bx: Ral Quicksilver, Wine, gals Brandy, ga Lime, bbls WESTERN STATES | Flour, qr sks THE STOCK MARKET Local Stocks and Bonds Seinng Well— i Mining Shares Still Sagging Quite an assoftment of bonds was traded in yesterday on the Stock and Bond Exchange, the sales amounting to $82,000. There were 1o marked fluctaations in any of them. were also fairly activé, with another decline in Associated Ofl to $39.75. The continued decline in this stock s still unexplained by | brokers, who attribute it to manipulation. Anm- other feature was a rise in California Wine to | $90, the improvement being aseribed to the |-excellent prospects of the association. and the present buyers of the stock are sald to be very 5 = 3 1 t, not the bul side for & long pull. He isjsending ont | & G N :égec !‘(!' gAOc M, 5.300; %, 6.10; | young Roosters, $7.50 Fryers $ A e R iy | imgre S some bull news. The dry weathyr in Texas is | X, 455 & 4.0 i Broilers, $4.5026.50; P,‘mu. T G1.50; Squabs, | SO et I 10 cansing some alarm, and if this\continues for By $3@3.50; Duck: provement | any time further the new crop months will im- e ,,,dej il “.‘,é".‘“?“ e B ot Sold up to $85, and the other sugars ruled | prove materially. Trading is large, with heavy Forcigm Futures GAME. ¢ REE PR steady to firm. Pacific Lighting was ex-dividend JEore tiateEn o B Ak 8 LIVERBOO] Gray Geese, $4@4.50; White Geese, | of 40e umder the rule. s e it E L e 1 wikse L $1.25@1.75; Brant, $3.50 for large_and $1.50 for | ° A}| groups of mining stocks were heavy and demand is excellent, and that the mills® are eat— March. Mav. Joly.|smail; Honkers, $6@7; Hare, $2; Comontail| peines sb®etnl T Siiees. "The A | making Sc to Sc per pound on all the cotton {Opening 85% 63 | Rabbits, $2.50. | ueiined "Coett Tuwes Tk e Sttty R i Sl i e B T ness, The Southern Nevadas were and ——— S e R e b Wk Butter, Cheese and Egss apathetic, and the closing prices, compared arch e | Opening %6 80 | . There was a motable increase in the supply of | with those, of the preceding day. Were mostly {April .. Closing .- 2830 | Butter at most of the stores Yesterdat, and | lower. Trading was also lizhter. and there were | May Flonr— while the demand was still of large proportions, | no really animated stocks except Red Top Ex- | June * Opening 30 25 | Stocks did not clean up as rapidly as beretofore | tenslon, Great Bend and Diamondfleld Triangle. 4 | July | Closing 302 |2nd the market was decidedly easfer. On the | all of which were lower. The Merger snowed | Rugust | ll!xch-u:h extras and frits were 2c per pound | iittle change. = £ 3 PRI | q el i3 -1 lower, e former declining on sales at c, The Sap Franciseo an ‘onopal ng o b 9.07¢ | \.\.’""“"‘"" Wheat Marke while' 20¢ was the highest bid for the latter. | change contigued to increase lts llst of sales, D 10 10.05¢ | “,-'U- 59%4'1’?;:15. ,f;b' m%;%on :nu;.t—: 1;en boxes of extras were sold at the new quota- and did an excellent business, n‘wm seen | De e ; g ., ot Nheat | tion, below. January 10366 302 < -bcqunr‘:;nzed so\ %!\ Eggs continued to arrive freely and receivers | R D W o ; % .5"' ern, %GSI%C. No. 2 onhem. 19%6 were commencing to cull their surplus holdings | STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE w York Grain and Produce 0%e and prepare the best of them for storage. The | 3 R oeets, oo St St. Louls Wool Market O Tus T Seconde, - oo We3 AR advancs| WEDNESDAY. Feb. -21—10:30 a. m. ST. LOUIS, Feb, 27.-~WOOL—Steady, Me-| Cheese stood as previously quoted, the market 2 = 109,000 bushels: experts, | dium grades combing and clothing, 24@28%e; | being firm and tending upward If anything. UNITED s-r.‘n‘t:s BONDS No. o R SERE R Y fup, 10@10c; Tub o Biedinte merel I8 700Ihe after, 557,100 1bs | Bid. Ask.| Bid. Ask. washed Cheese and 2383 cases Egge. |45 ar coup.. — " — l4s ar cp new.138 129% 4c hard winter, 'The followiag were. the offelal quotations as |4s ar reg... — — I35 gr coup. = f. o. b. afloat. N MISCELLANEOUS BONDS |0ak Tran Js. 1osmnn. | Do Con {0k Trae © ..ucm; | Cal 105 1M\4r<!‘ & SIVSC mnu"o 109%(SF.0 & SI5s.110% — 102 | Do 2d mgds — I 1001 |SJ& SCR 414s 93 1023, Slerra B 6e 115 3 llTV‘lIBh‘S P of LAL ‘ztd 5s.1041510514| oo P10ass10814 | LAP lem 55.10913110%] (1910) e | LAP Cal 3s.110 — ] P of 6s Mktst C 6s.111 — | (1912) ... .112%118 s.11% — [SPC 1 ox Bs.119%121 .100 — BR6 — — ‘179 110%ISPRE 1e¢ 143 05— 5.102% — |SV W g mgés — 903 ¥ 5a. — 120 [Stin G&E 6s — 105 CPO35.101% — |UG&E Bs. [N E1 Co 5981 — [UR of SF 4s. 81% 81% 0 GL&H 5s. msL; — Oak Tran 6s.116 WATER STOCKS {Ggutea: Costa — 82148 V Wat Co. 22 23 }an Co P 3s.102% — | Marin co GAS AND ELECTRIC Cent L&P. 1 2 § |Mut ELetts 9 9§ 1&1 \Do ex ectfs 13 “lStkn G & o INSURANCE | Fireman's Fund . BANK STOCKS Am Ntl Bk. |30 130% Lon, P & A.135 140 | Anglo-Cal .. S% Mer Trust ..210 — Bank of Cal.363% — |Merch Ex .. 60 — Cal Safe Dp.129% S F Natiomal. — — First Natnl..295 SAVINGS BAN 2 Ger S & L.3025 3225 |Sav & T, So0..105 #— Hum S Bk.2100 See Sav Bk..390 425 Union T Co.2730 3250 8'F Say T.630 — Y STREET RAIPROADS California ..140 — |Presidio .....20 — Geary ......— 45 POWDER Glant Consolidated C€O.........eeees — 85 vvcm Hawatian O 85 jonomea 8 & — 37y T % T 31w Pasuban & 15% 18 Huteh S P 0 16% 16 | Ugion 8 Co.. Kilavea § €. — o peal 4 4 Nowwell 6 a1 MISCELLANEOUS Alaska P A. — 44 |Oceanic § Co. — Asso_O1l Co. 40 40%|Pac Aux F A 1% Cal F C A.105 Pi Cal Wine A. §9% 90 MV& MtTm. — 110 SALES Hm!.ll‘ Session 10 A-r:l.lafl Ofl . clsco 700 S 800 18 300 a3 - 100 08 100 4 300 Crown 3 700 Gduld Tt 200 Alpba .. . 2 300 Andes . 18 500 Andes . 1 1000 Con < %0 100 Con Va - 2 100 Con Va - 200 Gould S 100 Mexican LT3 500 Ophir 100 Yellow Jacket.1.08 le’!((} QUOTATIONS Ipha o Al — 83 P — 5 - o7 45 & o8 .30 2.53 28 18 20 5 6 18 24 .50 —i 18 1 53 95 1. 13 02 I3 91 % 30 s 56 o 30 s 78 hs — 12(Gtab .... o 11 14/Yellow J-cnu.os 1. w o7l TONOPAH AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS Regular m——fl 30 to 12:30 Kendlll Ex - 058000 R .o esd 5 25/1500 Lou Dillon i 04/1500 Lou Dillon 12 500 Man Bronche. Buffaio . Cowboy. Dexter .. Gld Gate Humboldt Little Joe Shenbay. . Standard. 0112500 Mayfower Con. 0213000 Mayne, s 3. HERRANSEEIENBERASS pe.1.50 1000 oaklnd k55| 5000 1000 Fairvw R Rek u’m Olkllnd o om 3n 2000 Fairvw S Kog inr Orlg Bullfrog. 23 2000 Floeence Bx.° 301000 Oris Bulleros. 20 1200 Gold Bar ..1.22 Orig Man . e 1000 Gold Bar Fiac 201000 Of 5 2000 Do, b 80... 21{2000 Pine “Nut . 21 2600 Gid Con M..10.00| 1350 Pitts S Peal 1.65 500 GId © M.i0.133| 700 Pitts S Pk.1.62% 500 Do, b 10.10.12%3| 500 Potlateh rd 1000 G Gld Bar Ex 232000 Ramsex Wond. 28 1 1000 Gld Herald 08| . 03 | 1000 Gld Kewanos.1.7 - 5 | 4000 Gld 3d Cbance 4.25 | 5000 Gldfleid Rand. x 38 11000 Gld Unton 57 | 1000 Gla _Soveretgn b \ 1000 Grandma ... 13 2000 G Bendml IA’% 1000 Rescue Com 19 500 Grt Bend Anx 26/1000 Ruby G&M. 5. 13 1000 Grt Bend Adx 251000 Syl Humphrey. 10 4000 Grt Bend Anx 28 Shgsba Nat Bk 05 1000 Grt Bend Ex. 33 Stlver Pick 1.45 3000 Grawt Clinton 1 Silver Plck l‘x 13 1000 Grawt Clinton St Ives % | 1000 Grmwt Clinton Ton Gota West. 13 1000 Hindocraft Tramp (4 1.40 100 Homestake K. ..1.28 | 1000 Hmestke K.1.22%| 300 Tramp Con.. l.-Aa | 1500 Jack Pot . Verde . 100 Jumbo Ex . Whale .. - o8 Jumbo Ex. Yankee Girl 1 g Yel Horse Ex. 19 800 Jum Ex M&L Informal Session—I2:30 to 2 p. m. 201000 Lone Star . Lou Dillon " s 30. i 100 Blue Bull . 10,000 Blue Bull 1000 Blue Bull ... 4500 Bifrg Com { 1000 Bifrg Jobnale 1500 Bullfrog Min. 1000 Burlington ... 1000 Burlington . 2000C 0D . Mayflower Con. .\hy:o'er Con. n g FRRELRS3365EBR TR ANEN 1200 Com Frac..5.12% mmf 1300 Com Fraction.5.00/ 1000 Moh Mobawk Mohawk V’v (-nldflelfl 2000 Gold Cro: North Star ... | 500 Gla © M. 16121811000 Ouken . 1100 GId_Con M.9.871( 1000 Oakes, b 4000 G Bar So Ex 28204 400 G1d Kewanos.1. 1000 GId_ Kewanoa.1. Do, 10. 0| 1300 . b 4000 G10 3a Chance. 331000 | 1000 Goldyke Reef. 25/1000 1000 Globe Johnnie: “1.16/13.000 Red Top Bx 123,000 Red Top Ex 152000 Red Top, Frac. 500 Interstate ... 05/4000 Syl 4600 Jim Butler. »2!-, lom Silver Piek 1000 Jim Butler Do Jumbo Ex g, F nfllze for light; T Selted Kip, i @iz s-"n:'nd Salted Chif, lin! dry Ity —N. IMWBKC'HG-I.I* c; prime, 10%@lic; flb‘!& per Men- North- for com- $12,000 § P $15,000 United R R Street— e Ala Neorsodrs $5,000 S F 8- fi Electric 4%s.... 94.00 413 Montgomery St., S. F. New York. Chicago. Philadeiphia. ~ Nevada Registration asd Trust