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Xcvi York Bond*
CHICAGO. Jan. 24.—
Tbe local wheat marketwaa weakened today by general realizing. Trad-Ing was again of large proportions Immediatelyafter the opeDing. The market showed someMrengili because of a sharp advance at Liver-pool and small receipts at Minneapolis andDuiuth. Tbe demand shrank rapidlyr however,when the numerous buying orders which bad beenplaced over night were filled. Selling becamemore general «s trading progressed, and towardtfte .end of the session the market
'became de-cidedly weak. Tbe news of tbe day favored tbe
bulls. The. market closed weak, with pricednear tbe lowest point of tbe day. May opened1413 %chiffher at 79%&79%c, sold «ff to 7S«i@7S%e and closed %c down at 7*%Q7S%e.
The corn market was also weakened by gen-eral realizing to secure profits. Tbe marketclosed weak, with prices almost at tbe lowestpoint. May closed %@%c off at 45T«c
The weakness of • wheat and corn bad littleeffect on the oata market, which was firm be-cause of buying by a leading bulL May closed a6h«de lower at 3S^<S3S»ic.Trading in provisions was quiet. At theclose May pork was up sc, lard waa np 2%c andrUw were 2% @5c higher.-Leading futures ranged as follows:Articles— Open. , High. Low. Close
Wheat— ,; ,
May 7»S 79% 78% 78%July ...: 7S>£ 79^ 77T4 78%September 78 ... 70U 78 7SViCorn—*
January 42% 42% :42% 42UMay 46% 46%. 45% ~45!4July •'
A46% 46% 45% 45%September 46% 46% '46 4CU-Oats— .- \u25a0 \u25a0. '\u0084--. \u25a0- \u25a0 ,
January ".S«> • Sfl'-i "<5. • 3f5i4Msy ;.-.;:-. ss% .is% . n«i;. 35%July.... -..:..:.. 35<^ S6 55% . 85%September ....... 32?j 32%. 32«» • 32%Mess Pork, per -bbl— " -
U«7 ..16.35 16.45 .16.85 16.42%
Fnf isrc Grain and ProTinlons
CHICAGO BOARD OB* TItAJOB
Rxrbange and BullionSilver was %c higher.
LOCALSterling Exchange, sixty days....
—<a4.52%
Sterling Exchange, sight—
Ci4.S6»iSterling Kxcbauge, cables
—@4.s7*i
New York Exchange, sight—
<g 15Kew York Exchange.' telegraphic.. —
<rl. 20*fliver, per ounce 6-Sl4@
—llexican Dollars, nominal. '. 52%@
—'\u25a0
INTERNATIONALNew York on Paris ..~. MS*iNew York on Mexico 2Ort>4Paris on LondoD '. 25.22%Paris on B»rliD. 20.51
Whent and Otber GrainsWHEAT—Chicago declined S1".S1". LiTerpool fn-
tures were higher. This market was quiet andunchanged, but firm. >
Omaba wired: "I understand Minneapolisbouses are again very anxious for winter wheat.They are bidding 2c under Chicago May price,track Minneapolis, for Omaha sample, wheat, andIndicate they would take 1.000,000 bushels atthat price."
The Cincinnati Price Current say«:,"Coldweather awakens a little apprehension ejoneern-ing the. growing: winter wheat. Interior offer-ings of grain are light on account of tbe badroads and holding sentiment among farmers.There has been some damage 'to the corn crop bywarm, wet weather."-
CASH WHEATCalifornia Club. $1.27%«81.30: <Jo. milling.
t1.30; California White Australian. $1.3501.40;lower grades of California, [email protected]: NorthernClub, i1.27%@1.30; Northern Bluestem. $1.35®1.40; Northern Red. $1.2501.27%.
\u25a0 FCTDRES10 to 11:30 a. m. Session.
May—sl.32.BARLEY
—Continues in moderate receipt and
firmly held, with sales at quotations.Good to choice Feed. spot. $1.12%@1.15; com-
mon to fair, $1(111.10 per ctl: seed lots bring ashigh a* $1.20; Brewing and Shipping. $1.17%@1.20 per ctl; Chevalier. [email protected] for poor tocommon and 51.25511-3-"> a*ked for choice.
FDTORES10 to 11.30 a. m. Session
Open. High. I/iw. Close.May lsi.lft% $1.10% $1.1»U $I.IJHiDecember ... 1.00 1.00% 1.00 1.00%
OATS—
Another line of 4726 ctls came •downfrom Oregon yesterday. The market is takingthese northern,receipts- readily, as they-, areneeded. Tbe demand is fullyup to the. average.
CORN—
AH conditions remain unchanged, witha.dull and nominal market.
Small round Yellow. -$1.65 asked; Californialarge . Yellow. [email protected]; White, [email protected];Western State, sacked— Yellow, > $1.25<&1.30;White, ,$1.27%@1.32%; mixed.
-$1.25(81.27% ;
White Egyptian. $1.23f Brown Egyptian.' $1.12%@1.15. , \u25a0 '\u25a0--. \u25a0
1 .RYE—California. $1.42%@1.45 per ctl; UUh.
[email protected] per etl. . ".V
•, BUCKWHEAT—[email protected] per ctl..
Flonr and Farlnaceons Goods .-,,'A continued ;active demand; for Flonr is re-
ported from all quarters, both Coast and East-ern, with prices ttrm all along tha line.
FLOUR—California Family Extras. [email protected]. net without discount: Bakers' Extras, $4.40
CJ4. 60; Superfine,- [email protected];. Oregon and Wash-ington. $3.50@4 per bbL-------''
FARINACEOUS • GOODS—
Prices ''in packagesare as \u25a0 follows:" Graham Flour. $3.25 per :100lbs; Rye Flour,
'$3.75; «Rye. Meal. $3.50;:Rice
Flour, $S; Corn' Meal. $2.75:'extra ;cream do,
$3.75; Oat Meal. $4.50^4.75: Oat Groats,$4.75; Hominy. $3 75624: Buckwheat Flour,'$4.75;. Cracked Wheat." $3.75; Farina. $4.00;Whole Wheat Flour $3.50:' Rolled" Oats. bbls.$7@B; In sacks, $«[email protected];' Rolled Wheat, bbls,$4.60; in sacks; $4.10; Pearl Barley. $6;;SplitPeas., boxes, $s.so;iGreen'Peas,* $5.50 per 100pounds.
' • /'
Hay; and Feedstuff*.Hay receivers continue to report » strong n«.
N>n fork Money Market•
NF.W YORK. Jan. 24.—Money »>n call easy.21*©.* pr c«>nt: tulins rate. 3 per cent: closingbid. 3>- per cent; offered et 4 per cent.
Time loans dull and easy; sixty days, 4^(25per cent; ninety days, 5 per <-<-nt; fix months,t>1.4*7 5% per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. T>*; per cent.Sterling e\cbanpe «.«sj-. w-Ub actual business In
(y tinkers 1 bills at ?4.*<5Tu(g4.6r.7r, for demand andet SM.M4<'<§4.Sl4s frr sixty-day Mils.
Posted rate*. $4>2% and $4.86<a4.56%.inramercial HHf, $4.?l>».Bar filrer. fiS^c.Mexican dollar*. 52"»c.Ooverniuent and ruilroad bends, steady.
Scraps From Mall *trn-tNTW YORK. Jan. 24. —American storks in
1-otidon vtea<]y. ab^ut parity. Interborou-h\u25a0> «-s|jef of employe* tty f4(tit.rKio h your.
AnjaJsamsted ropjier itmduotion sold well intoMay.vjiaVff of neel rails rbis week approaches300.0f<0 foray. Lichter demand for ni»-u inthe loan crowd. Increase in People's >,»* dK|-<iend talked of au<l expected. I/indou settle-ment bepin* next Tuesday. No change In theBask uf £nplaDd rate.
Nctt York Stock MarketNEW YORK. Jan. 24. —Another dull and
Birrow market irHJay marked the lap** of spec-ulative operations into tbe bande *>1 the strictlyprofessional class of traders, the oripin oforders epproachinp closer to the utock exchange\u25a0s their volume decreased. Most of today '•Hi".' n :.<\u25a0 tyiieved to originate on tbe floor ofthe eschanjte Itself. On far as tbe lmmedateoocjltiop of the market Ik oonoerned It TTBSfreo t"daj" ft'"to »v.v perceptible pressure ofllnuidatinn and n-here nor citni* »>f wesknepn
\u2666 bowed lliere wait tlie same texist in? |>ower as-t-eneil ms f"! sevei-al day* past. There werefrwer t-lpuji «f *u<tb weakDefs today than yes-terday and price* were well held above lastniffhf* level throughout the large part of tbe*e«tion. in contrast with the recovery late Inthe day yesterday from tbe early heaviness.Railroad Dote* In iwne* of varying elzcs con-tinue to come upon the market and tMs con-tinues to he recognized as evidence of the diffi-culty in Ibe may of flotation of capital Id morepermanent form. Growing notice la attracted,lwwever. t« the eviiUpr with which these noteIssues are nought «n<rtbe quickness with whichofTerings are sold. In view of the profitableterms at which bankers are securing these is-»ue». a motive Is perceptible for them to refrainfrom making easy the marketing of *ecuritle«.M<"toey r-ondltlons continued to work eajiler.
Hates for time loans here yielded notably andwere quoted practically for nil periods >4 percent, lower. Tbe Bank of England and theBack of France showed s further strengtheningred discount raw* at Berlin yielded fartherduring tbe >day. The presence of the Secretaryof the Treasury in Wall street afforded opportun-ity for a deDial of rumors circulated yesterdfi*that a further postponement yg* intended oftbe date for return «f <iovernment deposits totbe treasury beyond F«*bruary *1. to which Ithaslieco advanced already. This mBy bave account-ed for tbe easing of prices late in tbe day. al-though the market was impressible to tbe protlt-t'lkinc on tbe <laj> movement In the narrowdimensions "f the trading. Call money hard-ened perceptibly when the intended policy of theTreasury Pepwur^irt became known. K«change* were very email st the irregular closing.
R*MidK were steady. Total sales, par value,»2.112.000.
I'nited States l«on<ls were unchanged on call.!\m York Stock Islst
E. F. nation & Co., 490 California street.members of the New York Stock Exchange,furnish the following list of bond and stocksales yesterday:
SaUt.l STOCKS. IHlyb.jLow.lBid.l Ask.
Adams Kxpres* 290 300Ailis-Chalroe.™ 55% 16U
r»o pfd 3S»Mi 40H45>.firtn Amalg Copper ... 115% 114% 1151, 115%
Amer Beet Sugar. 21>* 21S«....... Do pfd 78 MAmer Can C« 5 5«4
Do pfd t,2\ 52%I.JWt Amer Car A FCo 44% 44% 44V« 44%
Do pfd * 10114102Son Amer <7>ttnn Oil. ?.l 30* SI 31%]Wi! Ikjpfd »OVi 90\i M» fil
Amer Xx 235 245Amer «T Co 7S, 8Amer Hide & L 5%» «
Do pfd \u0084. 2*Vs 3AAmer Ice Recur R3 80... Amer Linseed ... 169i,19
Do pfd 82 -" 382.400 Amer Loeomo ... 74% 73% 73% 74
j Do pfd 111H 112*.000 Amer 8 &R Co.. 149% 148% 14*% 14»... Do pfd :......116 117LiftOAtner Sugar 133 132% 132% 135%,
j Do pfd 12» IS3"'J'fi'Amer Hteel F.... 10* 10 9% JOv*>
{ r*. pfd 44% 4«% 44% 45%Utaer Tel A- TCo...... 12<i IX3
4f*>A»er Tob pfd... t>T»4 »7% »7% »8WrtlAmer Woolen ... 83% 83 3^ 34....... Do PM IW$» 101
t^Bafea^attl^BS^BteiaB^ff3^fc^^kM^rflC.'4W41
liOCAIi MARKETS
EASTEHX MAIIKETS
THURSDAY, Jan. 24—10:30 a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDSBid. Ask.! Bid. Ask.
4» qr coup...— —
|4s qr ep new.120*4131%4s <jr reg.-..""
—\u25a0
—|3s qr coup...
— • —" *"MISCELLANEOUS BONDS V» -.
Ala A W ss.— —
Ok T Co 6s.—
116UA«so Oil Co.
—92 Do .".s JOS
—Bay CPC 55.102
—Ok T Con ss.
—107%
Cal 0 « 53.— —
O W gtd ss. 92% 98Cal G& B s Oceanic S-55.,62
—m& rt 5». 87%
—Om Cable 6s.
—120
Cal-st 0 55.. 105—
Pac Glm 4s. S3 91C C Wat ss.
—10S P E Ry 55.. 109
—Do g mgss 97Vi 97«4 Pac L&P ss.
—100
Ed L&P 6s).—
120 P &C H 65.101%—
F& C H Ss.ins—
P & O R 68.105—
Gearv-st 55.. 40—
Powell-st 65..111%—
H CAS 5%/.——
Sac EGiIWs.IO4—•
IK) 5s 104%105U SF & 5JV55.119%—
-Hon R T 6s.—
» —ISF.O & 5J55.109
—L T«bo<» RSs.lOl 102 SJ* SCB 4%s 94%
—IiA Elec ss.
—lOO^ilSieTra R 65..
—114%
LAO &, E155.100—
S P Of A 63L A Rv 55.. 117 11R I (1900> 103 103UI.AL Btd 5«.104»J105%l <!9H» 104
—LAP lem 55.109%
—|S P of C 6s
LAP Cal ss.—
110UI <1912) 112*;—
Mfct-st C 6s.HO,—
iSPC 1 cc 55.119%121Do lem ss.
—112 S P B R '65.134%
—MV& MtTss.l(X>
—SV W g mg4s
—93U
NR of C 55.11f>%—
Stkn-OAE 6s—
105NI*CIt ss.
—103 U G & B ss.
—103
NO Ry 55..—
113 UR of SF 4§. 91% Xi\iNO PC Ss.lol
—IVal Co P ss.
—103%
O GL&H 59.10S—
IWATER STOCKS
Contra . Costa—
iMario Co ... —62
Do ctfs ..60—
|S V Wat Co. 24% 24?;
GAS AND ELECTRICCent L *P. • 1 2%|Martel Power
— —Mut E Lctfs 9%. 9U|Pac L Co S4*-; 90
Do ex ctfs 13—
iStkn G & E.— —•
'INSURANCEFireman's Fund '71,.... 156
—BANK STOCKS
Am Ml 8k.130—
Lon. P & A.I3S—
Anglo-Cal .. 57% 95 Mer Trust ..227—
Bank of CaL362 . 365 Merch Ex... 60—
Cal Safe Dp.129%—
SF National.— —
First Natn1..290 Sf>s | •\u25a0':': v>SAVINGS BANKS
Ger S & L.3000—
!Sav A L So. .100—
Hum S 8k.2100—
|Sec Say 8k..590 425Mutual Say.. 90 100 IUnion T Co.-
—'\u25a0—
S F Sit U.617%—
4-
. ",STREET RAILROADS
California ..144 145 [Presidio—
25Geary
—3U41POWDER
Giant Consolidated Co. .——
•
SUGARHawaiian C. S3
—Onomea S C. SS% 39'
Honokaa S C 11% 12 Paaubau SC. 1«*4 17ViHutch SPC 16 16% Union S Co..
—B0»
Kllauea SC.—
3 Do pool ... —501
Makaweli C. 32V; 33% f-.
MISCELLANEOUSAlaska PA. 45 50 OeeanievS Co. 2*i 4%Asso Oil Co. 42%
—Pac Anx FA. 1%
—Cal F C A..104 105 Pac C 80rax.152%
—Cal Wine A. 85% 83 iPac S Tel C0.106%
—MV& MtTm.
— —I
SALES. Morning. Session
2ft Associated Oil \u25a0 : 43.50^.15 Cal Safe Deposit & Trust 12f1.5015 Giant Powder Con 55.5010 Hutchlnson S.P Co 16.12%
100 (g-eanic S S Co-
4.00.. 15 rtciflc States Tel A Tel Co 106.0010 Pacific States Tel & Tel Co 106.5020 Pacific States Tel & Tel Co 107.00
130 Spring -Valley Water Co. 24.62%$3,000 Pacific Electric Ry b 5 109.50$1,000 Pacific Electric Ry_y*s 100.50
$10,000 United R R of R F.-4s 52.00
Unlisted SecuritiesMISCELLANEOUS BONDS
VBMTAsk. Bid. Ask.Bay CPC 6n:i04%
—SF & NP 5«.109%
—Cal NW Rss.Hl 112 Stand El 55..
—92%
Ok T Con f#.—
1°2% \u25a0Do gtd~s«.—
95SF Drydk 55.112 ,—,
—Sun Tel 55...104 110
• MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS •
Ala Sug- Co.—
18 7 Hono old pool 20—
Cal -Cot Mils 90—*
Hono nw pool 23 27%Cal TI& T.150 190 N Cal Power. 27 28Chutes C0...
—4
-Orpheum 'Co.. 16
—Cyp L Imp. 2%*5 Pac C Css Co.150 175Dpt Pw pfd. 89.
—'S F-Prydock 60
—Do com ..100 105&ISF, ASJ Coal
—20
Hono P Co1.." 22 \u25a0\u25a0— I
California Stock and Oil Exchange' Bid.Ask.I' Bid.Ask.
Asso Oil 5t.42.00 44.00(M0n- of Aril.. 15—
Caribou ... ..6.T5-—
toil City Pet.. 62—
Chi ;Crude, old'35—
(Peerless 3.50 4.50Cbi Crnde.new 08
—IPiedmont .... 10
—Home E.......'- '— 30 Pittsburjr .... •
—05
Imperial....—
16.001S F A McKitt.l.so—
Independence. I.V 'IS Twenty-eight.—
.7.30Junction .... 14 16 Wabaah 45Kern; new .. W . —
West Shore ..2.n0—
Linda ;Vista.. 10—
Wolverine ....' 4O *—McKittrick\u25a0;-.-. 10 —1 ;;*V
' '' ' -SALES'
3000 Sterling ..................: .1.60250 Sterling ......'........... 1.50
1000 Four ....T.TrX.'Z.'.....~..Z\..... .26•20 Carib0u.............................. 7.00
Forelzn FuturesLIVERPOOL
Wheat March. May. July.Opening «« «5 « l»iClosing 8 s;i 63 C l;j
PARIS .Wheat
— * Jan. May-Aug.Opening '.... 23 20 23 »0Closing 23 15 23 30 .
Flour—. \u25a0- , , '
OpeniDg 2» 6<l 3040
Closins 29 45 30 70
London Wool Sales • "
LONDON. Jan. 24.— The selection offered atthe wool sales today amounted to 14.012 bales,principally medium and fine merinos. Fine eroxs-breds were firm, but Inferior and coarse grades
declined %d beiow the opening rates. Superiorcreasy merinns were In strong demand for Amer-ica, and medium greasy were taken by home andFrench buyers, tcourcd elipes sclliug at a full
rate. .St. Louis Won! Market
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 24.—Market steady. Terri-tory and Western medium, 23<&2Sc; fine medium.ll»<£21c; fine, 10@l7c.
Northern Wlicnt Market• OREGONPORTLAND. Jan. 24.—WHEAT— Club. 67c;
bluestcm. 69c; valley. 67c: red, (55c."
WASHINT.TOXTACOMA. Jan. 24.— WHEAT—Two cents
bljrbrT; market higher; bluestern. 70c; club, ttSc;red, 66c.
Northern BusinessPORTLAND. Jan. 24.—Clearings, $1,117,5*0;"
balances. J295.64R.TACOMA. Jan. 24.
—Clearings, $665,599: bal-
ances. $131,739.SPOKANE. Jan. 24—Clearings, $e25,634; bal-
ances. $105,072.SEATTLE. Jan. 24.—Clearings, $1,303,677; bal-
ances. $134,109.
STOCK AND Bo.\O EXCHANGE
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
leer, with the. demand as/urgent as ever. The)Ilower grades, heretofore neglected, arc now much !
firmer and in greatly improved demand, andtheir quotations have moved up somewhat. Sev-eral cars of choice Hay sold yesterday at $23.50.
There were moderate receipts of Feedstuffsfrom Oregon yesterday. Prices were maintainedand there were no marked Indications of any de-cline.
- . .BRAN—$2O*B22 per ton.MIDDLINGS—*27@30 per ton.SHORTS— [email protected] per ton.FKEDSTUFFS— RoIIeiI Barley, $24«i25: Mixed
Feed, ,$23<t25; Oilcake Meal, nominal: CocoanutCake or Meal at mlllH. $25.60 in 10 and $2fi in5ton Jots; Jobbing. $26.50: Corn Meal. $30@31;Cracked Corn. $31<g32; Broom Corn Feed, 90cper ctl: Alfalfa Meal, cnrload lots. $20.50: Job-bing. $21 per ton; Mealfalfa, $20.50; Jobbing.$21. r. . *
HAY—
Choice Wheat. $19<fj2n per ton: goodWheat. $17.50@1;-.50; other vrndes Whest. $14fal6: Whest ami Oat. ?l."(??20: Tame Ont. $r.'(tj18: Wild Oat. $1O«214; Common Hay; $10@12;Alfalfa. $10612; Stoc*. $10*j.12 per ton.
bTRAW— UOfijSOc >er bale.- . . Beana anil Seeda
There were no further changes in Beans yes-terday. The market was steady, with a fairmidwinter demand.
BRANS— Per etl: Brjyos. [email protected]; [email protected]; small White. t3.75Q2.85: large White,[email protected]: Pink. $1.90(n2.20; Red, [email protected];I.imas. [email protected]; Red Kidneys. $3.35@:?.7r>:Blaekeyes. $4.50<a4.00; Butter, nominal at $3.75<B4: Cranberry Beans. $3(rtC2s.
SEEDS— Brown Mtistsrd. [email protected]: YellowMustard, nominal; Flaxseed. $3; Canary. 4¥><ft4*ic; Alfalfa, 13e: Rape. l@3%c; Timothy. 5®6%c; Hemp. 5c per lb; Millet. 3V-c; BroomCorn Seed. $IS@2O per ton.
DRIED PEAS— Niles, nominal; Green Peas,[email protected] per ctl.
Potatoe*. Onionn and VegetablesThe scarcity of cars and the congested condl-
tlou of the railroads are preventing shipments ofPotatoes from reaching tbe city and as a resultthe market Is very slenderly supplied and strong.:with prices advancing right along. One lone carof Oregon Bnrbanks got in yesterday and wasquickly closed otit, the jjenoral run brlnsin? 2eper pound, while a few fancy lots broujrht asmall premium. River Burbanks were quoted ata narrower range and large handlers were ratherexpecting an advance In that line of goods.Onions, like Potatoes, are in light receipt anddoing better.
The receipts of southern vesatables are stillrunning light and fresh arrivals of choice stockclean up readily from day tei duv «t high prices.The recent arrivals of Mexican" Tomatoes wereoffered for sale yesterday, but few found buyers,owing to the greenness of the stock.
POTATOES— Per ctl: River White. $1.5.">(®1.6o; Orejrou Burbanks. $2: Early Hose. $1.50;Enstern Burbanks, nominal; Sweet Potatoes,$2.7503. ,-
ONIONS— YeIIow; per ctl. $1^1.23.VEGETABLES
—Oreen Peas,- «<& 10c per lb;
String Beans. 12%@15c per lb: Wax Beans.per lb: Tomatoes, [email protected] per crate; do Mex-ican. 81.65(^1.75 per box; Hothouse Cucumbers,[email protected] t)er dozen; Cream Squash. Cs<g7sc perbox; Summer Squash. [email protected] per box: Gar-lic. 2%<g4e per lb; Celery. 40@60c per dozen:Cabbage. $1.25 per ctl; Cauliflower. 75(gS5c perdozen: Carrots, $1.25 per sack: Turnips, $1.23per sack: Green Peppers. S@l2V-c per lb f.irChile and 20c for Bell: Marrowfat and Hubbard'Squash, $20 per ton; Mushrooms, 40<§;50c per lb.
-Poultry and Oamc
As a direct result of the recent heavy Importa-tions of Western stock, tlie market for domesticChickens was weak yesterday and prices fornearly all descriptions were lower. The receiptscontinued light, but proved excessive, as tbcwants of buyers were small, and quite a few-coops bad to be carried over. The situation InGame was quite tbe reverse of that In Poultry,all kinds beinc In sharp request at firm rates.Wild Pigeons were offering for the first time thisseason. •
POULTRY—Per dozen: Hens. $6@7.&0 forlarge jind $5(i{5.50 for small; old Roosters. $4<f£s:youncr Roosters. $G<ff7.so: Fryers. $S«|S.SQ;Br<iflers. $3.C0©4.50; Plsreons. $1*3(1.25: [email protected]; Ducks. SfirtjS for young and. so^6for old: Geese. $2.50@3 per pair.
TURKEYS—Per lb: Dressed. 18@22c: live,nominal.
GAMK—Per dozen: Ma'.larel Ducks. «[email protected];Canvasbacks. $4<"d]7: Spris. $5.50QR: Teal. $.1:Gray Ducks. $^..50@4: Widseon. $2.50; SmallDucks. |2.60; Black Jacks. $2.."0; Gray Geese.$4rri4.50: White Oeese. $1.75@2:50: Brant. $?...'O(fj4 for large and $2.50 for small: Honkers, SOW7.50; nare. $2: Cottontail Rabbits, $3; WildPigeons, $1©1.25.
Butter, Cheese' and F.sciConditions in tbe market for l#alry Produce
sliowc<l no change. Eggs were still.the leadingfeature, being very thin, with receipts insni/i-clent for current requirements. The growingscarcity in this department makes it probablethat the market. will go higher, despite the factthat receivers are averse to advancing prices atthis season of tbe year.
Butter was rather dull, as the "prevailing highprices caused many retailers to limit their pur-chases. The receipts were light, however, andthe supply of floe table goods cleaned up readily.
Cheese continued to strengthen.' all descriptionsof frcsb local make being quoted firm instead ofsteady, as on tbe preceding day. ri V \
The only*transaction on the.Exchange, was
-a
sale of 20 cases of selected Eggs at 35c.Receipts were 15.500
*lbs Butter, 1000 lbs
Cbeesc and 414 cases Eggs.The following were the official quntatlonsas
established by tbe sale*, bids and offers on tbefloor of the Dairy Exchange:
BUTTER—
Fresb creamery extras. 3«c per lb.firm:do firsts, 36c. firm:seconds, 29c. firm;packing stock, firm at 23c for No. land 21cfor No. 2; Eastern extras. 32c. firm: do firsts,2Se. firm. Storage goods
—California extras.
30c. firm: firsts, 2Sc. firm; seconds. 25c, firm;Xo. 1 packing stock, 20'/>c, firm; Eastern extras,29c, firm; Eastern indies, orm.it 21% cfor ex-tras and 21?; cfor firsts. V
CHEESE— Fancy Callfornlas. new flats. 14cper lb. firm; firsts. 12c. firm: new Vonng Ameri-cas, fancy. I.V. firm: firsts, 131,3c, firm;Storage goods— Fancy California OXts, 13%c.steady: do firsts, 13c. steady; fancy Eastern.10%e. firm: fsnev Western, 13c. steady.
EGGS—
California fresh selected. 35c T«erdozen, firm: extras. 34Uc. firm: firsts. 33%cTfirm; seconds, 33*. firm; thirds, 30c, firm.
Deolduonn and Citrus FruitsTesterday was one of the dullest days in tbe
fruit market for many months. There whs nomovement whatever In round lots, as tbe threat-ening weather deterred buyers, who refused totake any more than was absolutely necessaryfor Immediate requirements. Apples were theonly articles in show any noteworthy change inprice. Cheap stock 'bas about disappeared andthere Is practically nothing to be, bad for lessthan $1 per box.
APPLES— Fancy. $l«j1.75 per box for J»ew-town Pippins: $2<32.2."> for Spltzenburgs: [email protected] for other red varieties, and [email protected] forBellflowers*
'
PEARS— Winter NellJs. $2 per box; cookingvarieties. $1.50 per bor.
CITRUS FRUITS—
Per box: Navel [email protected] for fancy. $1.751232.25 for choice, "and$1&1.75 for standards: Seedlings^[email protected]; Tan-gerines, halves.
[email protected]: quarters. $1: Lem-
ons. $2.50<g3 for fancy, $1.75(!|2.23 for choice,and 75c&51.25 for standard: Grape Fruit. 53®3.50 for seedless and [email protected] for common;Limes. $4.50@5.
TROPICAL FRUlTS— Bananas. $I(^2 perbunch for Hawaiian and [email protected] for CentralAmerican; Pineapples. $3@5 per dozen. .>
Drle* Fruits. !\'ut«. Raisins and HoneyEverything under this bead Is quiet, but very
firm. .FRUlTS— Apricots, *15@18c per Ih: Evap-
orated Apples, snot. f>*4<<jSUc: Peaches. lOig13c: Pears, 9<312%c; Prunes, *4-size basis, 3c;large sizes, 4<j|so..
RAISINS—Seeded, 8%(510c: Loose Muscatels,7c, 7%c and 8c for 2, 3 and 4 crown respect-ively;'Seedless Sultanas, ,7c: Thompson Seedless.7%c for :unbleached :London .Layers, 3-crown,$1.85; London Layers. 2-crown. $1.73; Clusters.$3.50 for Imperial, $3 for Dehesa and $2.50 forfancy. \u25a0 .
NDTS— Almond*. Nonpareils, 17%@18%c: IX L. I«%@lSc; K« Plus DltM. 18<ai7e: Drakes.13%@14c; Languedocs. 13%@14c; hardshell,*f>(rjlf>e. 'Walnuts, Jobbing .prices
—Softshell.
15®16c for No. 1 and 12(313c for No. 2; bard-shell. 14c for No. 1and lie for No. 2; ItalianChestnuts. B@loc - per lb. \u25a0 »\u25a0
HONEY—I6@I7c per lb for bright comb and13@15c for amber; do. extracted. «%@i%cforwater white and 5%@6c for amber.
-ProrlsfonaThe loesi situation remains nnchangerl. .-A Chicago wire yesterday said: "Packing ofHogs at Western centers .for the week. 023.000against 615.000 last week and 090,000 last year.
Aggregate packing from November 10 to date.6,645,000. against 7.395. 000 -last year, indicatinga decrease, of 750.000 Hogs."
- -CURED MEATS—Bacon. 14t4«? per lb for
heavy, 14% cfor light medium. 16c for light,16% cfor extra light and-20<a2ic for sugar-cured; Dry Salt Sides, 13%e; Bellies, 14c: East-ern sugar-cured Ham*. IBJAQIG^c; CaliforniaHams, ISc: Mess Beef. $9 per bbl: extra Mess,$0.50; Family. $10:.Prime Mess Pork. $16.50;extra clear. $23: Mess, $19: Pig. Pork, -$26;Pips' Feet. $5: Smoked Beef. 14e per lb.• LARD—Tierces quoted at 9%c for California\u25a0compound, 9?ic for •Eastern compound and 12cfor pure: half.barreK pure. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 12Vic: 10-lb tins.12?ic: 5-lb tins. 12%c: 3-lh tins. .13c-
COTTOLEXE— One half-barrel, 10%c; three'half-barrels. lO*ic;' one "tierce, 1014c: twotierces, ,10%c; v five :tierces, 10c.^
Hides, Tnllovr. -Wool <*nd Hops . :HlDES—Ctills and brands sell about %®lc
under quotations. Heavy Salted Steers,-
12c;'Hides, 12%@13c for heavy, l2U«fsl3c for.light;Stags. B%c: Salted' Kip, 13%c: Salted Veal,15%c: Salted Calf, 15%c: dry. Hides. -23c: dryKip. 22c; dry.Calf/ 25c; Sheepskins. Shearlings.20@50c each ;'short
*Wool.- 50@70c each;Imedi-
um. 70@!>0c: long: Wool. $1<§1.50: Horse- Hides,salt.
[email protected] for large •and $2.75 for, medium.$2.25 for small . and 50e ,for Colts; Horsehides.dry. $2«J2.25 for large and [email protected] for me-
dium. .$1.25 for small and 50c . for Colts. Deer- isktns— Dry Mexican. 32%?535e; dry salted Mcx-1lean. .SsftJ37%c; -dry Central ? American. 35Q ,37 %c." -Goatskins
—Prime Angoras," 75c: extralarge do, $1.25; large, 50c; medium, 33c; small.
25c.-- \u25a0•"*-.',• .r?.:--f?, ;.-..';-,;>.•\u25a0... -, y ..-TALLOW—Np.:i rendered, sc; No. 2, 4@4%c;Grease. '2@3e:X-v « \u0084'•
- '• \u25a0\u25a0"''
---..:.-\u25a0-.WOOL
—Fnll "clip—San » Joaqnin and Sonthern.
7@!>c; falCLambs. S.'cjlle: Humboldt and Men-docino.-il4*lsc:'- Middle County.' OfqHle; North-ern..\free, 5 11J@13%c; Nevada, 17@18c per lb forsprlns. I'^ ii«. T>--- :.----.-\u25a0• •=>•"!\u25a0=»;\u25a0.- \u25a0.. . .- -\u25a0
'\u0084..HOQ»*Callfornlas- and Washlngtons, 10@12cper-lb to growers ;[email protected]@14c.. •
/
\u25a0 "~>A;r^4.';pMeat ,Market"- \u25a0 \S>»:
'\u25a0 Firmness ;and 5moderate
'supplies conttaae . to
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Dist Securities r.s. KS%|\V«bash lots 113"
Erie prior lien 4b. 07 %| P<> deb B 72!»(» pen 4k 8«V.:Went era Md 45... *I%
Hook Val 4'Ak...1»4»0VV & L Erie 45... SOUJapan Cs '. 9S%|\Vis Central 45... SS%
New York 31inlns StocksAdams Con 20!Little Chief 05Alice 7.so|Onta>l6 «.55Breece .-• 30'Ophtr 2.90Brun« Con ...... .V)Potosl 20i'-rrm Tunnel .... 3»,SavaKe 05Con Va Mln «f-0..«f-o.. l.OSiKierra Nev 68Horn Silver I.7o|Smell Hoj>es 1 30Iron Silver 4.2s|Standard 3.23Leadville Con ... 05|
Boston Stock* and BondsMoney
—I Mmmg
—i
Call loaus ."iSjS |Adventure s!iTime loans ...r.i-«ifi%iAllouer. 6g
Bonds—
1 An:ill Copper 115%Atehlson 4s K»o%lArlz t'ommereial. . 06%
Do adj 4s 02 IAtlantic IT^.Mcx -Central 45.. 64 IBinjrhain 32^
Railroads— |Butte Coalition ..."7AtcliUion K»4 TB(CalumetT
8 (Calumet & Ariz..lS3Do pfd 101%' Calumet & Hecla.fMU)
Boston & Albany.23s iCopper Range ... 1*4%Boston & Maine. .loo iDaly West 19Boston niev lr.l (Franklin .25ntchburg pfd ...133 lUranlvr
—Mcx Centrals 24 UJreene Con 31UN Y. N n & H.-lMVallsle Koyale 31%Pere Marquette .. S3 Mass Minins 8%Union Pacific ...176 Mieuljran 22
Miscellaneous— Mohawk 91Amer Pnen Tube. I2%!Mont Coal &. Coke. 1*;Amer Sugar i:CV.!Nevada lsv;
Do pfd i:tQ%jOld Dominion 56Amer Tel & Te1.127% Osceola I«7UAmer Woolon ... .13 Parrot 31 %
Do pfd lrtOVilQuiney 118Dom Iron & Steel. 22 Shannon 23%Kd Elect 11ium.. 225 Tamarack 105%Mass Electric ... l<»>iiTrinlty 41
Do pfd G9U {United Copper ... 7.3%Mass Gas 65s*;IU S Mining <Js»iUnited Fruit ....10«a;jU S Oil 12%L'n Shoe Mach... 63 Utah 78%
Do pfd 2»%lVlctor!a 7^U R Steel -»7>-',!\Vinona JJU
Do pfd \ ...10U%', Wolverine 183THE COPPER STOCKS
BOSTON. Jan. 24.— President Paine of theCopper Rauge issued a statement this morningthat Copper Range would enter into uo combina-tion of the I-ake Superior propert fes. and this»-«used isotne little uneasiness that perhapsthe rumors of the de.il were unfounded.About noon a statement wes isriH'd by the Amal-gamated ix-op'e statins that they would be in-terested In no eomblnatton. es the prices ut>kcd jwen- too bisfh. These two rejwrts brousht in 1
more <>r le^s'sjtectjlatixc srlllng end tlir> market Iwas erratic tbrougLotil tin- day, but. tov.-nnl tbp
cl(»se coniidenoe was restored, and, under the Ileadership of Osceol:], tl-c market dosed »tn>ng. j
A Boston news bureau snys: "'The Coppf* |Rhiiro and the St. Mary's l.aad Cnuipany arejoined in tbe development of tbe South liauseof Lake Snj»erior. and it willbe to the best ul-timate financial interests of Boston if they con-tinue in tbe future as In tbe past."
London Closing StocksCons money ..86 10-16|M. X & Texas.... 40Cons for acct 87%1N V Central 134%Anaconda 14**Norfolk & West... »1Atehlson J. IOSHI Do pfd 91
Do pfd 104 lOnt & Western... 40*;Bait A: Ohio 120^Pennsylvania .... «>%Can Pacific li^oi-* Rand Mines 7%Cheg & Ohio 53>^iReadinc W>%Chi Great West.. 17«4i50 Railway 30%Chi. Mil &\u25a0 St P.lT>5 ! Do pfd .89I>e Beers 27%'50 Paiiflc fiS%Den & Rio G 40 |Union Pacific ....IS2
Do pfd S4'.;i Do pfd »."»Erie 41V41U S Steel 49
Do Ist pfd 75 Do j>fd 109%Do 2d pfd »W Wabash 18
111 Central 171 Do pfd :;«5
Louisv & Nasb.. .14O''.j Spanish 4s SOUBar silver
—Firm; 31^»d per ounce.
Money—
4%@."» |>er cent.The rate of disomnt in the open market for
Bbort bills v 4 7 sffr5 per cent, and for threemouths' bill* 4*4^j.4:i per cent.
Condition of the TreasuryWASHINGTON. Jan. 24.— Te»day*g statement
of the treasury balances in tbe general fundshows: Available casb balance. $239,209,040;geiid coin and bullion, $104.1C7,560; gold certifi-cates, $37,749,400.
Xpw York Cotton MarketNEW YOItK. Jan. "4.—There ig a bis short
Interest here in the March and May options byspot dealers and large professional traders, madeagainst purchases /at New Orleans and Liver-pool eume time ago on the difference In thecharacter of the cotton contract aud the supponl-tlon that this would be made the dumpingground for all the low grade stuff. As a matterof fact there is le6s than 20.000 bales out of tbe125.0U0 In licensed warehouses here of certifiedcotton, which iiof Inferior quality or uont forordinary splunlng purposes. Should anythinghappen to revive bullish 'activity great difficultywould be experienced In these shorts covering,except at a considerable loss. The NewOrleansbears keep selling cotton sbort here and havebeen doing everything they could to resist tberecent advancing tendency of the market, buttrade conditions and tbe inherent strength of therpot situation are altogether against them, aswell as the local technical upeculatlve position.There Is really little /short Interest left In themarket on which to continue bullish manipula-tions, and after this has been eliminated pricestuay go lower.
Options— Open. Hijrh. Low. Close.January^ 1».33c 9.39 c 8.32 c f1.34cFebruary 9.35 cMarch 9.45 c 9.53 c 9.42 c ft.47cApril 9..Me S».slc 9.51e 9.5.VMar ».54<; V 9.62c ».51c B.S6eJune !>.sS>cJuly 9.59 c S».6i>c 9.5V? f).«3c
Auirust 8.03 c B.5Sc J«.59cSeptember P.SSc 9.file O.Rfic 9.5f»cOctober 9.67e 9.74 c !>.C2e O.fiOoDecember O.SOc S.SOc 9.SOc 9.78 c
New York Grain and ProdnceNEW YORK. Jan. 24.—FLOUR--Receipts>.
16.500 barrels; exports, 16.1100; market firm butdull.
WHEAT— Receipts, 9000 bushels; exports.1(«».«<iO bushels. Spot. easy. No. 2 red. 81?icelevator and 83c f. o. b. afloat; No. 1' NorthernDuiuth, Dl7^c f.o. b. afloat; No. 2 bard winter,R7<- f.o. b. afloat. After «n expression of bull-irhnees. durlug which forenoon prices advancedto a new high level, wheat turned weaker.Some heavy unloading developed, breaking themarket nrariy a cent per bushel. News, how-fver. continued mostly hnllisb here and abroad.La«t prices in New York were UQ^c netlower. May cloyed at S4Ti,c and July at S4?sc.WOOL—Quiet.
HOPS—Siesdy.HIDES—Ste*H<-. *-^-PHTROLEUM— Steady.M.GAR—Unsettled; fair reflnlDg. 2 15-320:
rentrifcgal. 9S test. .115-32c; molasses sugar,223-32e; refined, steady.
COFFEE—
Futures closed steady, net un-changed to 5 points lower. Sales 43.r>00 bags,includinc: February. 5.45c; March. 5.55c; Mar.8.40Q3.T0CJ July. s.7s@r>.Roc; September, 5.550S.SW; October, 5.95c: December, fj-Ooc.
'Spot,
steady; No. 7 Bio. "c: No. 4 Santos, Be. Mild,steady fCordova. S>@l2%c.
BUTTER—Firm. Western factory, common tofirm. n'-i&Slr.
EGGS—
Easier. Western firsts. "£>Kc,DRIED FRUITS
EVAPORATED APPLES— Quiet and aboutsteady; fancy, SQ^^c; choice, &';CiS?ic; prime,7»ifeBc.
PRUNES—
In light demand and pome slzes'wreoffered freely with quotations ranging from Ts@SV. acceirding to grade, for California fruit;Oregon 00s to 4f>s »t lifter. •3 APRICOTS
—Quiet: choice, l«5c; extra choice,
17«xlSc: fancy. lßfiZ^--.PEACHES— Quiet^ but offerlncs nre light;
choice. Ilfijl2%c; rxtra choice, 12';(g]SUc;fancy. 12*4014".
RAISINS—
Firm on rpot and dealers are ask-ing hlglier prices. Loone muscatel, 8«59c;seeded, 7i4@loc; I»ndon layers, [email protected].
»rv York MrtnlMarketNEW YORK. Jan. 24.
—There was an advance
of 5s in the London tin market, closing at£1»2 10s for spot and futures. Locally themarket was easy, with spot quoted at (41.50bid and $42 arked. '
Copper wss unchanged in the London market,with spot quoted at £10tt 15$ snd futures at£10S. 1Locally the market was firm and a littlehigher, with lake quoted at [email protected]. elec-trolytic at $24.62%©24.57% and casting at$24.25Q24-75.
Lead was nnebanged at [email protected] In tbe localmarket and £19 17s 6d In London.
Spelter was 2s 6d higher at £27 In London,and ruled firm locally a.t an advance of about 7points to [email protected].
Iron was lower in the English market, withstandard '-foundry quoted at 57s 3d and Cleve-land warrants at 6Ss. Locally tbe market wasunchanged.
United Railroad Bond* Continue to Ue-ellne
—Comstork Shares Loner
There was a continued decline in the bondsof the United Railroads yesterday to S2, underUcht snles.' Telephone stock was higher againat 1003107. against 105.37% on Wednesday.PaelUc Light Company received a higher bid of84.23. Otherwise there was nothing new •onthe Stock and Bond Exchange, trading beingvery light. '.
Most of the leadins Comstocks were lower,with trading small. Tbe feeling was very softin this group,
- - • ;Business in tbe Southern Nevadas was lighter,
and fluctuations were not violent. As a rule,however, tbe tone was firm, with closing quota-tions
-generally np to or above those of tbe
preceding day. The attendance at tbe exchangewas fair.
-
THE STOCK MARKET
New Yor4 Sf<v*k List Continued
24.900' Anaconda |255 \2!9W28t%V183JAtl Coast Line...l 1127 127147.700: A T & S I" lOGi; 104%iK 1̂04 Tg
l»o pfd IOOM. 101U2.-J'xi;Balt & Ohio 1174 0.7J4 117?s 117^
Doj.fd 03 fts»i2.20n'8 H T ;.... 76U 77>i 77% 71%
IBkn In Has 110 120|Can 64 C 57.l(KU'an Pacific 185% 184 lHi% ISS
1.40i)j0 & 0 52ii 52»i 62U 53iC & A 24' -J.l
I»o |ifd 60 071.000 c&n \v 191% lyo"--1&0 itK)*;
C& X W Kights .....i T 17=i is*OOCG%V J7 16% ]«% 17
I>o pM "A" 71 72I*> pfd "B" 23% 24%l>o debs 77 go
18.000 CM&St P 150T» 100 150 150%! Do pfd 162 V, 163v7.100 Cent Leather 38 37*, 37T, 3S
1M pfd 100^101%;Chi Terml 9 Ll21 Do pfd 22 'JA:Chi I'd Trac S% 5,4: Do pfd 17 Js'CC C & St L S9S.; no24,S*K>!Oolo Fuel t& iron. 63"» 53' i53^ MtJIColum 11 O&I 26>» 26-4700. C010 Southern ... S6 T» 36^ 36U o"
I»o Ist pfd fit;'" (ts'iI lio 2U pfd M% 57>iJCons Gas ISSVb 137
.100jCt>rn Products ... 24%g 24>4 24V4 24>420(.i| Do pfd S7 fetj^i 80U 87'Del &Hudson ?„ 215 rtl7C0o;D L&W 510 500 510 535
D &. U G say^ uuDo pfd si K3
Detroit L* Ry 80' i81"ijDlamoad Match..) 121^ U:2'500'Dist Securities .. 72 ~IK ~l\ 72|D SS & A......1 17 18U
j Do pfd \ 34 35*12,700,Erie 40^4 SS% ."«•*« 4(t
I Do Ist pfd 73V* 7r.'iI Do 2d pfd C 3 C4\u0094'Fed M & S pfd,.! P4I.J 03"
l..V»o<Jen Eli-ctric ..;. ifS'i'lCO^ KBiI.i(iiu3.400 Great Ker Ore.. 7R«i 78S 7^C Tls»*I.6oo,Oreat Nor pfd ..|175 172'^ 173" 174
jOreen Cocs <>p.| si\i 31*[Havana Tob C0..! 1 12 14
") Do pfd 1 50 ;rsn. B. Claflin Co. I \l»2 111'
IHneWnfr Valley ..1 1115 11%6I Do pfd ! \ m%i !»-''i
lfHilllinois Central .. 1645, ir>4Silvia 1«4«4IJJ.iiOfiiiuter Metro 3sia 37«4 37ti 38J.3W, 1)0 pfd |75 74 74 74?;ilnter Mariae | Ipk 10
..' | Do pfd 27 2K;Intcr Paper 17 j7t'i Do pfd soy; BOfi[Inter Power 4<u:. »,»'Inter Pump sr' 40'
I»o Pfd 79 solowa Central | 27 % 27 Vj 27 "S
Do pfd j 46ij 47Kana & Mi<-h j 63XC FS & M pfd! 79 SOUiKan C Southern. 2$ "9
«*j Do pfd CO C9*4 r.!>\ «ft ,Lake E A West ." 27 S3 5! Do pfd 70 7«
"\u25a0
IT>ehlgh Val 7s 77!I>ong Island 62 n«SJW L&N lSs»ti IS9'i IS9 lS3«il,9oo;Mackay 7r.2 73 72V, 7^440T>| Do pfd 71 70s; 7<«ii 711?100'Mauhatran 143^14*Metro St Ry l«|i» lf>Tiis,sfK>'Mer Central 2S 24« 24<54 24"i
Il»o Jet pfd S7•WiM st P&S S M 119 UR 11714 \\b"2<»oj Do pfd 154 15.1 153 1MWiOiMo. Kgn &. Texas) 3t»i4 r,S»i r,STi so»*•! Do pfd 713 71 71* 71 U.CCK)!Missotirl Pacific., gs S7«J ST«;
tXa»h. Chat &S L!*
140 145National Lead |Tjuj ;•<!/I Do pfd 102SJijri3IK Rlt of Mcipfd 57 rA
4CK) Nationsl Biscuit. S3 S2»i K2U K3Uno pfd .: 117 us2,450 Nev Con* Cop... lgT^ jgi^ jjVk| jr»;X J Central .....I2IS 1220N V Air Brake. 135 1402,*00XV Central tSO% |S»^l|SS|i [SOUN Y. C&«t L \K»\ «0rv» Jst i>fd 110 i2n
D" 2d pfd ro '.*)n y, v n4 h jiso m„\u25a0 SOON Y. Ont & W.. 45U 45U! 45U1 «U
!Norfo!k Si Wei«t 851,; Xl"
! I» pfd 80 IfS400 North American.. W$ Rsi< RSU K»U
22.5' if),Northern Pacific. IR6T4 154'«,i1.%5uhr.Mil.<X»o,Nor Pac Kights. 191^ 1S» 4 Il»fl1«n,
lOmaha .- fieo 170'Paeiflc Coant u«j J2S! r»o iKt pfd I!W5 Krfs! Do 21 pfd.... 1 us i2T,
fWWPaejfie Mail 39 n« :iS. ssi.:v.ftfifPenn R U C0.... 13S*4!iS5ii i:;r.i;li3su*I.3oo; People's Gas 97' i87 07 I j>7ii
iP t: C & Rt L I TTUI SAI !>o pfd 100*
insLWlPittsburs C0a1... IiJV» 16H 16 17
I I>» pM '. 58 «nI'(*)',Pressed Steel Car M«4 R4 K4U M%5<X)! Do pfd I99% 9» P3 ir>o
iPullman Car C«..| i7i« 172U2«o Ry su Sprinps Co! m ss^ r.41? sr.
i i»« pfd as nsujoo.r.fo;r.eading Il2»»4 12S*« 123U 123UI I>o Ist pfd I £S f>2IDo 2d pfd PO 32
"OfUKepubllc S & 1.. r,«Vi 37H 3514 SSUSOOI Do pM f»n ps% fl*'<i W
"S.2<Xi!Ufwk Inland Co.. 27% 26« i27>i 27>i
Il>o pfd 60 imh;Mow S S &ICo 73? i74UI Do pfd 102 im"IS I>*S F Ist pfd 67 «lii
lfH'l DayE2d pf<!.... 45 45 44 4T,iSfTTA-S W ( 2.1H 24IDo pfd 1 57 *| .'.9
24.rrfKi:Sonthern Parifle-. 05% 95 DM:I fls»,I I»o pfd 117^111*5
r..2(Vi|Southern Railway 2»i: jjrt^ «« 74 29I.IK-0! Do pfd SS 86% K7*i W
ITenn Coal & Iron 155 ir.9iTex Par L Tr Co *2 I85
4CKi!Texas PaclUc ... 34% 34«» M\i 34*i[Third Avenue 12rt_
121ITol Tly & Tr Co. 26U 2S
BOOjTr.I St I.& W... 33v; 32% 31% 32%30t>! Do pfd 03% 63*; 52*4 53V
iTwln City X T 105% IOiHU[On Bap & Paper 7 7%
Ho pfd 58 6047.300t' rjon Pacific ...177 IHS 176 176>i
100 Do prd 92% 92% C 2 P3Tnited Copper .'. 73U 74Un Kds of S F M f»9
Do pfd 68 69Do 4s S2i£ R3
200 V S Cast IPipe. 46% 48% 46S 47%....... Do pfd S6?i 88%T7 S Express no 120US Realty &Con 81% S3HSEMi Ref 2S 2S
Do pfd T 61 68400 D 8 Rubber 81 60 M M
Do Ist pfd ir>«« IOCXjDo 2d pfd 75 7fl
24.1ft01T R Steel Cor... 4754 47« 47% 47%6.600 Do pfd 106*, 106% 106% I<VS*J
100 iVa Car Cbem Co SS ' 36 334 36Do pfd 106% 107%lOOiWabaso 37% 17*j 17«» 17»4
«00j Do pM 35% 34T£ 35 35U,(Wells Fereo Ex 275 300
*
100!We«tern I'ninn .. R3% 53% K3 S<jWe*tln|Chouse 151% 155TV &LE 13% 13*;
Do Iftpfd 32% 53%200 Do 2«1 pfd T9U. 19 19% 20
Wis Central 23% 24%Do pfd 47%| 4S>.i
6O9l4fK>_.T«1»tal flares told.
TLr rmhli-m of New MiW-.-iRr Prom <be%Vnll-S<r*«-t Point of Vlevr
Ji S. BacUe 4 <"«.. tbe New York financiers.ttv:
"Tlif. 'prentest business pmMem* tis^ beenforcibly pre«rnte.l hy Mr. Tlill this week. It Imay t«e nindensed in tlio Ktutemont that while |p»sVeu?"r nail froJclit business has increased laten yrar* .iver H>l |kt ••••lit railroad mileage t»care' for it lias inctvused «jn!.v HI |ier cent: Inotlier «-ords, rallr«>ad milenfre if> over 80 perctut heblDd tlM> buslm«K to f»e d<me: heacemormuut freight blockadfs. tying up millions'worth of products. There nre two remedies
—<>!ie
Is t«i Mop doing buyiness; the other to raise
the money end build the mileage. The rail-roads are taking the latter course and th*1 enor-mous wfTerincs which have been 6tasgerlng themoney market uro ibe result. Kaeh vrvrii addsto the Amount nsked for. as one road aft»ranother iit-wejits Its request, hat In Lund. ByThe Ist of June stockholder* willhave paid outfor uew securities <m right* $105,000,000. and
cltori. tenu note* aDd other borrowings willin-crease tbe amount. T.'.ls certainly does not
rresa?e easy money at any lime duriug tUe!
A PHOSPnUITT PROBLEM"ItI> h problem, but. after all. it is a pros- ;
pertty jTobleni. Wben the Southern Railway•tks for money for new equipment It meunsbuilding tracks, not through arid wastes, butpast fields teeming with products that must nnda market nnd to coruuiunities thriving withnew industries, producing added and euormoustonnage. Under normal money conditions theseLappenlngs would be balled with satisfaction. AsItif. each new demand Is a signal for 10-poiutdrops In the particular railroad wblch make* therequest. Nevertheless, ibe country is very rii-h.Itwill crndnally work out of the dilemma. The.enormous blockades Ht termtTials. tying up vaftnmounU of money In products held from theirmaiket. will be straightened out and the fund*turned into u*e sgain. The West and South«r<> rl<-h and must eventually have a surplus forsecurity Investment.
JtfONKY ANI> STOCKS"Tiie week marks the end of the arote money
ittrein wl)i«*u has lasted so \cmg. The emergency\u2666> jmt cent rate of tbe Bank of Krig!and hashren taken «!T end Germany bliowk further in-«-reaws In cash bolfltngs. The Bank of France,wtoicb bus been eupoorfing the situatiou liberal-ly. lia« advanced its rate, evidently to Stopfurther irold riport and to replenish ilf ownftock now that »«6e manifests itself elsewhere.Our own cell money has rangred from "'^ to 4por cent and time money for the first lime haseased <iff from *i per cent. %
""It ftpprara to have rrrstrd some atni/ppipntIn certain quarters that the stock market basnot Immediately responded to these favorablefavors, with hich and yet higher pri<-es. Itfnu^t be borDe in mind, however, that the ten-decy of long-sustained pressure Is to producenumbness, and after its protracted re»traiDtunder the money strain expectation of immediateresiliency is unwarranted. Tbe treasury with-drawals are etill ahead PDd a boom in stocksmight arouse paternal approval. Then, too, thecontinuous announcement* of future riilroad re-oulremccts day by day. accompanied by plansoffering to absorb all the money in sight andtnu^h more, havp had a sobering effect. PendingInvestigation* and new attacks have also theirInfiuenrp. Allof these thinge probably enter intotbe deliberations of those leader* who are sup-posed to be able to condnct a *uccc*sfi!l bullcampaign. #nd the subject Is evidently being re-garded by them an « matter needing the utmostdeliberation in its aecompliKbment.
THE BOND MARKET"T>» fact that bonds are cheap and also that* Cr«t-'
-lasB bord Is a desirable member of the
investment family, even if there are more trayly•quipped proposition* to be bad with more et-tractlv* yield is beginning to impress itself onInvestor*. There Is quiet buying eomequently.«n«l thit nicy inrnpase among mnserva'ire peoplewbo do not allow Tfcemselves to be misled bytemporary chances for fnrtune-maklns."
THE RAILROAD CONGESTION'
jcharacterize the market, with no further change!in prices. '. . \u25a0 ' '
/ DRESSED MEATSBEEF—?%@7%c per lb for Steers and 6@6Vic
for Cows.VEAL—O&iglOc for Urge and o@loc for
smalt. "iMUTTON—IO«JIIc for Wethers and »Vi@
10^c fer Ewes;
LAMB—IO®12c per lb for Yearlings, and 13cfor Spring.
DRESSED HOCJS—IOffSHUc per lb.LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, soundlivestock, delivered in San Francisco, less 50 percent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE—Steers. SCrfSUc per lb fbr No. 1and7\4@7?4c for No. 2: Cows and Heifers, 6@6ijc;No. 2 Cows. 5V.': tbln Cown. 4Hft|sc.
CALVES—
sta£s^.e per lb for light. 4U*4r>c formedium and 3V.Q4e for heavy (gross welghtv.
SHEEP—
Wetfcers. sVa<&oc per lb; Ewes. s&jOV'C 1gross weicht).n LAMBS—6^6^c per lb.
HOGS— IOO to ISO lb«. 7«4e p«r !b: over l«0lbs. 6?;(<s7Uc: Boars. 50 per cent. Staps 30^40per cent and Sows 10@20 per cent off from abovequotations.
Cenerai 3lercbandlaeBAGS—San tjuentln Bags. 7%c: Gralu Bags.
June-July, -MitfSTfcc; Wool Bags, 28Vic for 3-lband 4?»c f»r 4-lb.
COAI Wellington. 512 per ton: New Welling-ton. $12: Beaver Hill.$10; Coos Bay, $10; Rich-mond. $12: Cumberland. $14 in bulk and $16.25in sacks; Cannel. $12 per ton: Welsh Anthracite.$15; Coke. $15 per ton inbulk and $17 Insacks;K-M-kyMounts Id.nominal.
(ML—Quotations are for barrels, for casesadd r>c. Linseed. 54c per gallon for boiled and">2c for raw; Castor Oil. In cases. No. 1. 75c;Bakers' AA. cases, $1.28fft1.30: Lucol. 50c forboiled and 4Sc for raw; China Nut. cases, 83@00c per gallon: Cocoanut Oil. in barrels. 5Sc forCeylon and 55c for Australian; extra bleachedwinter Sperm Oil. Coc; natural winter SpermOil. Gsc; natural Whale OU_ 55c: extra winterstrained. Lard Oil. SSc; No. 1 Lard OH. 63c;Pure Neatsfoot Oil, 75c: No. 1 Neatsfoot Oil.57V>c: Herring Oil. 40c: Salmon OU, 35c; boiledFish Oil, 35c; Paint Oil. 35c.
COAL OIL. GASOLINE. ETC.—Water whiteCoal Oil. from tank wagons. Kiftjllc:special do,12%c; Pearl Oil. in cases. 17c: Astral. 17c;Star, 17c; Extra Star. 20c: Elatne. 26c: Eocene,19c; Stove Gasoline, in bulk. 17Vic; In cases.24c; No. 1 Engine Distillate. Iron barrels ordrams. Sc; No. 2 do. 6V»c; cases. 6\ic more:Benzine, in bulk. 12^c; in cases. 19c; SC-degreeGasoline, in hulk, 30c; In cases. 36c_ "~
TURPENTINE—
Wic per gxllon Id cases andS7c in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE .LEAl*—Red Lwd, B@SVicper lb; White Lead, SIgSMiC according to quan-tity.v SUGAR
—The Western Sugar Refining Com-
pany quotes as follows, terma net cash: CubesA. Crushed and Fine Crushed. 4J3Oc; Powdered.4.65c; Candy Granulated. 4.65c; Fine. Fruit andCoarse Granulated. 4.55c; Beet Granulated (110-lb bags only> 4.35c: Confectioners' A. 4.55c;Magnolia A. 4.13c: Extra C, 4.05c; Golden C,:t.osc; D. 3.550; H. & E. Crystal Dominoes,7.53c: Tablets, half-bbls. 5.05c; boxes. 5.30e perlb. Barrels and 50-lb bags 10c, half-bbls 25cand hoses r.oc more per 100 lbs for all grades.No order taken for less than 75 barrels or iteequivalent.
Receipts of ProduceFOR THURSDAY. JANUARY 24
Flour, qr sks 4.613|Ta110w, ctls .... 5Wbeat. ctls- 3.110 Hides, No lISBarley, ctls 2.45«! Pelts, Xo 4.0.10Oats." ctls 1.3201 Lime, bbls 200Beans, sks l.OOOlPaper. rolls 50Bran, sks 360lBrandy. gsls .... '100Middlings, sks .. I.o2siWioe. gals 43.000Potatoes, sks ... 1.5401 Lumber. M ft 237Onions, sks f>3o';Quicksllver. flsks. 40Hay. tons 330 Apples, bxs 450Feed, sks 225!Oranges, bxa . 200Rolled
-Barley.sks 925!Chlcory. bbls ... 25
Leather, rolls ... 76|
OREGON'Flour, qr sks 3.o2o! Middlings, sks ... r.«BWheat, ctls .... .Vs7tShorts, sks .. 730Oats, ctls 4.72«!Feed. sks 1.197Bran, sks I.72o' Potatoes, sks .... 266
Wali-strcei Stocks unsettled and rather weak.*Money i'S^f-* per cent.
.. Cotton /to 10 points higher. Copper Stocks erratic."
Silver advanced -Jic. Exchange as before quoted.Bant of England rate of discount unchanged.United Railroads Bonds still lower. Comstock Shares declined.Railroad traffic increased much faster than mileage.Whcau Barley and other Grains unchanged.Allgrades of Hay very firm. Keedstuffs easy.Potatoes, Onions and Southern Vegetables in light supply
and firm.Poultry weak and lower. Game in sharp demand and higher.Eggs in light receipt and firm. .Butter dull. Cheese firm.Fruit market very dull and featureless.Xo further change in Provisions or Meats.Flour market active and firm everywhere.
July ......:.-
10.50 10.60 io:rrf) 16.571^I^ird. p«»r 100 lbs— / „ ,_,, „
Wl.January ... . b i;i; 0.22^ fl.l!«-)».22^,May ........ 040 9;45 9.37>6 ».42^Jal.v 9.42^ 9.47Wi 9.42^ 9.47>/j
Short Rlbg, per 100 lbs— \u25a0- :May . 905 o.lft fl
-05 9-
10July' ."*9.'i7^ 9.221S 9.17>4 9.20
Ca«h Grain and FrovlwlonsCHICAGO, Jan. 24. Ca^h quotation were as
follows: Flour firm No. J spring wheat, 7«@S2e*iNo. 3. 70SSlc; No. 2 red. 74%@7r.%c: No.2 com. 43iic; No. 2 oatp, 37@3~VjC: No. ?,white, 37@38V4c: No. 2 rye, 63c; fair to choicemalUng barley. 51(gssc; No. 1 flsxseed, <1.16;No. 1Northwestern J1.23: prinif1 timothy Beed,[email protected]; cloTer, contract grades, $14; shortribe, aides floos*). JK.7S&S): short clear sides<boxed>. $!».i:!V.«xJ».37%:* 'mess pork. p«»r bbl,*16.02%: lard." per 10H H>s. *:».22Vi; whisky,basis of high wines, $1.29.. Articles— Itereipfs. Shipments.Flour, bbls . 45.800- 14.000Wheat, bufbels 50.000. 30.500Corn, bushels 165.600 7<».Si>oOats, biiKhPls ...117.000 «M,«00Rye. buKhoU 10,000 . 16.000Barley, bushels .71.000 25.000
Butter, Cheese and Kcci»'
CHICAGO. Jan. 24.—
On the Produce Exchaneethe butter market was firm. Creameries, 20®30c; dairies, 19(527c. Kgjts easy: at mark, canesIncluded, 22831c: firsts. 2ic: prime firsts. 25c;extras, 20c. Cheese steady. 13'/i<S;l4Vic.
• 'Eastern Livestock MarketCHICAGO. Jan. 24.—CATTLE—Receipts. SOOO;
market steady. Beeves. $4.ir>fii7: cows ami heif-ers. $1.50<5r5.2.-.; etockersand feeders, [email protected]; calves, $tj<gB.2.">.
HOGS—
Receipts. 33.000: market shade blcher.Mixed and butchers', fft£[email protected]%: pood heavy,$6.5T.(50.C.-: rough heavy, $(5.55^i6.45: llj:ht,$«.40$iG.62U; pigs 55.50(g0.50; bulk of sales,$C.55rq.0.C2M!.
SHEEP— Receipts. 1S.000: market 10c lower.Sheep, $3.60<ii5.70; lambs. $4.7507.80.
Los Angeles Market*
LOS ANGELES. Jan. 24.— Receipts of e??stoday exceeded those of Tostrrday by 111 cases,210 cases of ranch ege* coining in. Prices re-main unchanged and close obstTTers of the mar-ket profess entire isnoranee of tbc probabletrend of the epg market for the coming week.
Receipts of butter are still Inadequate to sup-ply the demand and today were much lighterthan yesterday. The prospects of rain tonight
j<lo not improve the outlook for an -Increased1supply.j Beets, carrots, turnips, lettuce aD(J cabbage] wore scarce this morning and caused a stiffen-Iins: in price.'. Fever potatoes came In today and none soldjuu 'Change. Receipts of both fish and game'
wr-re unusually heavy this morning. Halibutjreceipts wen? sufficient to flood tbc market. To-morrow willbe the Bret Friday in several weeksthat the supply of fresh fish will be equal tothe demand.
Produce receipts— Kggs. 31C cases: butter,18.550 pounds; potatoes, 2-153 sacks; sweet po-tatoes, 2* packs: beans. 1000 sacks; Anchorcheese, 35,000 pounds in past two weeks.
Following are Jobbing prices:EGGS—l.ocal ranch, candled. 42c; Northern
ranch, candied. 40c; selected storage. 35c.BUTTER—LocaI creamery, 80c: valley cream-
ery, fancy, 60c: coast creamery, fancy. 75@77'4c: coast dairy, choice, 6t><3G7%c; cooking,22ffr24e.
CHEESE—
Northern, fresh, J7c; Anchor, large,IGc; Anchor, Young America. ISc: Anchor, hand,l!>c; Eastern slnclcs, 17(fil9c; Eastern twins,17c: Eastern Cheddars, lC(<«l6Vic: Eastern Long-horn. 18Q18tyc: Eastern Dairy. lSc: Swiss. Im-ported. 2SQ29c; Swiss, domestic, 20c; Limburgcr,1&; Brick, cream. 20c.
*POULTRY—Buying price, list weight, a lb:
Hens, light weight, 14c; young roosters, 16c;fryers, 16c; broilers. ISc: old roosters, *c; tur-keys, 17c: old toms. lHc: voting tonas. 17c; henturkeys, 13c: geese. I^'c; ducks, 12c; squabs. $2a dor Soiling prices, dressed, a Ih: Hens,/ 19c:.youncr roosteis. VOc: fryers. 2f>c: broiler*. 22c; oldroosters. 12c; turkeys. 23c: old toms, 20c; youngtoms, 22c; hen turkeys, 20c; geese, ISc; ducks.ISc: so,ushs. ?3 a dor.-
POTATOES (a etM—
Idsho Rural*. Jl.Po: Colo-rado. $1.65: Salinas. $2. 10(a:i.25: Iligjiland.$1.V.®2: «weet *j>otatoes. yellow, $1.50*5.3. 75;white. $^g?3.25: Watsonville, $I.Bs<ai-90; >e-rada. $2: Oregon. $2.
ONIONS—YeIIow Danvers. $1.25: Northern,$I.2T>: garlic. Cc: Chilis, creen. 3%c; evaporated,lUQlSiic; sun drle<l. 13@13%c; ground, 12'/jc:Mexican, bulk. $12^Q13c
BEANS <a ctl)—l'iuk No. 1. fimbi?,: No. 2.$1.00: Uma No. 1. $0: I^dy Washington No. 1.$1'.00@3: do small white No. 1, $3.H0®3.75;
Blackeyes. $3.75(fi:4; Garvantas, [email protected];lentlns, 9010calb.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Mtnlne Stork*SAN FRANCISCO' STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San FranciscoStock and Eicbange Board yesteraay.
Regular jSrnlne Session600 Bullion . 2s!*<*» t:oul<1 & C
'ur* 5i
ss s&isfe: a ss s i&p«Infanual Session
800 (Jonld & Cur. 37 400 J-nloa Cm ... g-
100 urerman -\u2666!/CLOSING QUOTATIONS
Bld.Ask.| B.^Ash'
iifiKiBiBelcher 60 63|New \ork con- «•
Best & 8e1ch.1.40 I.43!Ovrldeatal . •„ \u2666•\u0084 5
Brims C V... 04—
Opblr *«ivSBnms Savage. 03
—Overman *>»
Bnllion /2T 2S! Potoet . \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0• -
\~
Caledonia *!*<TO 72lTllch BnrttvJrS^SChallenge ... 23 2«|SaTnße t.OO l-£>Chollar 17 19,Scorplon ..... **» «»Confidence ... —
1.20 S«* Belebe*-.; 1- «Con Imperial. 02 03 Sierra .Ncr ... £» tw^£Con TiM Cal.10 1.13 SIIW H'" •••„™
fe. £Crown Point.. 24 Lon..«.W UExchequer ... 60 6"|St 1-oulh ..... y*».Gould & Cur. 36 STjUnlou ton ... j»j, £\u25a0!Hale & Norc.
—I.oo|l tah -•••••;- %\ . J£
Kentuck—
14;Yellow Jacket. 1.00 1-03
TONOPAH AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS.Regular Session— 3:2o to 12:30
1000 Atlanta, s 10. 80J100O Urn Dillon ... 2R.'.OO Atlanta
'»0| 500 Man Broncho.. 1*4000 AUan & Pac. 07,1000 Man Broncho.. 1.1000 Baltimore ... OOiIOOO Man Buffalo .% 104000 Beat Mt M.. Ml 000 Man Buffalo .. UU>oo Black Ants .. 14:3000 Do. s 3---- *ij3000 Btk B Bonana 15HU00 Man Comb ... 1-
1500 Black Rock .. 12! 500 ***>!*10.... i£19.000 Blue Bell .. 26(2000 Man Dexter .. "1000 Do. b 30... 27 1500 Man frtsco .. -5
500 Bine Bull ... 57;3W0 Man Humboldt . «\u2666
3500 Blue Bull ... 55J2000 Man Jtunbo .. o*>
3000 Do, » 10... WjloOOMan Little Joe 0.100 Blue BuU ... W'llOOO M Mammoth. «5 20
MOO Bonanza Ex.. 112000 Man M of Ncr 1»5000 Bonnie Clare. 37!t5000 Man Monitor.. v*
500 Bonnie Clare. 3S;40O0 Man Oreana .. -1
2000 Booth 1.05j1000 Mail United .. J»
1000 Blfrg Com .. 10JU00O May Queen .. -32000 BlfK Daisy .. 4fi)2tJW> Mayne --.•--•
**5700 Blfz Daisy .. 45;_'000 Mayflower Con sfi
3000 Bullfrog Kx.. 11 3000 Mayflower Con 5.
1000 Blfj;Midas .. t*o1500 Mayflower ton oS100 Bullfrog Mln. 40 500 Mid Pawnee... 14
SSOO Bullfrog Mm. 30 100 Midway ......3.15500 Blfn? Nat Bfc 5S 200 Midway .. -S-10
1000 Blfrg N Star. 10|5000 Mohawk Es .. -J»
«000 Birr* Victor.. 2S| 500 Mohawk Ex .. IS2000 Bullion Bill.. 50)1000 Mob awk Junior «'»2000 Bte Gldfld. s5 12.3000 Mon PltU Ex. 2"
1000 Columbia 1.301 340 Montana --j--3-?-*2«00 Columbia Mt.1.20| 200 Mont Bullfros. 1«
1000 Do. s 10... 1.20: 2000 Mont Bullfrog. 131500 Colum Mt Ex. 10115.5C0 Mont Bifrc.. 142100 Com Fraction.s.sojlooo Montgomy Mt. 42
500 Do. a 5 5.50 3000 Montsomy Mt. 4t100 Conqueror ... 3014000 Montgomy Mt. 40.300 Cracker Jack. 23 500 Mtg Shoa Lx. f3200 Daisy, s 10. .2.1)0 500 Mtg SUos Ex.
3000 Daisy Anx .. 19f2OOO Mustang Anx.. t>.l
2000 inn 'B Btte C. 53l3t>tiO Ncr HUI Ex.. 55500 Dtndfld Trnjtl. 75J1000 N Star Wondr 30
6500 Dmdfld Trngl. 7411000 Ohio Ton 21
1000 Dradfld Trngl. 73 50 Obio Ton -4
3'iOO Dixie 18 200 Uris Bullfroj. -4500 Eagle's Xest.. 26H000 Orls Bullfros. =2
2000, Esperama ... i^l 500 Oris Bullfrog. *v^4000 Federal 15;2000 Oro [£>2000 Fairrw Artec. 30!5f«O Ponn Blfrg
--'J-'
2000 Florence Ex.. 2S;30OO Pine Nut .... -'5000 Flor G R Kng HTSrtOO Ramsey "Wond 33300 Frances Mbk. SSI3OOO Ramsey Wond 3»600 Gold Bar 1.30(1500 Red Hills 3.
1000 Gold Crown .. 20(1000 Red Rock Ex. «»3
1000 Gold Sceptre. 5514^00 Red Top Ex.. 38650 Old Con M...9.eoi2S<j<KKed Top Ex.. 39
1800 Gld Kewano«.2.W>! 100 JIM Top Ex.. 401000 Gold Mt .... 07! 500 P.ed Wins ... ?-"2000 Gold Mt 06 2HOO Reese Rl» G!d 161500 Grandma 30J100O Round Mt Ex.
• 271000 Great Bend.1.22 1,13000 Ruby Wonder. 331000 Do. b 10... 1.25! 1000 Sandstorm ... 70
500 Great Bend. ..1.2.V2000 Syl Humphrey. IS
1000 Great Westrn. 05 500 Silver Pick -.1.502000 Ind Ton 03 700 Sllrer Pick..1.47»i
50 J Butler, s 5.1.25! S<JO Silrer Pick Ex 202000 Johnnie Cons. ISIIOOO S Pk Mayflwr. 5O3000 Do. b 10... 1914000 Smoky Val .. 25100 Jumbo Ex..1.97H!5000 Skookum Btfrg t2
1000 Jumbo Ex ...1.95:300a Skookum Blfrg 232300 Keane Wonder 68 2500 Tramp Coir ..1.70
550 Kendl Ex. iilO 10|4iV>0 Valley View .. 2fi14.000 Use Harris. 06 4fKX» Wonder 072100 Lone Star ... 53i2000 Yellow Rose.. 1*4000 Do. b 30... :2>r4000 Yel Horse E*. 209000 Lone Star ... 3SJ
Informal Session—
12:30 to 2 p. m.500 Adams 24;5000 Use Harris .. Off500 Adams
-...... 23|4500 Lone Star ."-S
3000 Atlanta ..... SB> 250 Lou Plllon ... 'Si8000 Arcadia 10[2000 Man Broncho.. 191000 Black Ant» .. 14|5000 Do. b 60.... '-'2000 Black Ants .. 15!2iXM> Mao Buffalo .. 1»6000 *Blk Butte Ex 16f 150 Man Con \u0084,1.02'j2000 Black Oxide.. 5014000 Man Dexter .. 7rt1000 Black Rock .. 1114000 M Hlsb Grade 173000 Blue Bell ... 2013000 Man M of Ncr 1!»SOOO Blue Bell ... 2513000 Man M of-Xer IS2000 Bine Bull ... 58|5000 Do, b 60...S2l7000 Blue Bull ... 57[60W Man Monarch.' "«1000 Booth 1.00 10.000 Man X Top. (fi1000 Bonnie Clare. 3S!lO00> Man Standard. ti\1000 Brunswick ... 50i 1500 Mayflower ion 601000 Blfrg Banner. 1.1012000 Mayflower Con 64
500 Blfg Daisy ..2.7515000 Mayflower Con \u2666«
2000 Btte Goldfleld 13 500 Mayne >*20(0 C O D ...1.23 100 MacNamara .. 6«1000 Columbia 1.30 112S Midway 2.001500 Colombia Mt.1.20 100 Midway 2.10200 Columbia Mt.1.25|1000 Milltown M Co
*"1000 Colum Mt..1.17»ii 10 Mohawk v-mv-m *1000 Colum Mt Ex. 1012000 Monawfe Ex
'ff» ,»
30nn Confldence Btg 1«!8000 Mohawk Ex .? Xl7000 Do, b 90... 17| 500 Do. b6O 31250 Com Frac.5.624120.000 Mohawk Jr.. C»300 Com Fractlon.s.soJSsoo Mod Pitts Ex. 21
1000 Conqueror ... 2911000 Mont Bullfrog. 1*soon Cracker Jack. 2112000 Mt Sho Ex.bCO 252i»00 Dm B Btto C. SSIIiXiO Mustang Ex .. 12S^OO Do. b 60... 60 ltmo Nerada Boy .. 23
2fK) Dm B Btte O. 57 500 NeTada Boy .. -tS5OO Dtodfld Trngl. 73 500 N>t Goldfleld. SO
750 Dffldfld Trnpl. T5 4O» X«» Hill Ex. 5-.
2000 Drndfld Trngl. ?4| 500 North Star ... 4ft1000 D*. b 30... 7411000 Vortn Star ... 4.75000 Ptndfld Trns«. 72 5000 N Star Wondr
'SO
2500 Eajrle'a Nest.. 2413000 N Star Wondr 231000 Eagle's Nest.. 23J 1000 Nugget It1500 Eagle's Nest.. 25110.000 Do. b 30 151000 Florence Ex.. 2SI.V)n© Old Sol Blfrg 2t1000 Florewe Ex.. 25>!5000 Orig Velret .. .20
200 Fairrw-«Eagle.l.ooisoo<T Do. b 30.... 2110.000 Fairr.R Rk 13i2300 Oro :.-. 551300 Gold Bsr ....1.30'3000 Orig Bullfrog. 20•500 Do. b 30... 1.35)2000 Pine Nut 2$
500 Gold Bar ..1.32^12.000 Pitts Johnnie 06100 Gold Bar 1.551 100 Pitts S Peak.-.1.75900 Gold Anchor.. 42i3000 Red Hills S-".
4000 Gold Center.. 16 j1500 Red Top Ex.. S*«000 Gold Center.. 17!3500 Red Top Ex.. Ji'4000 Gold Sceptre. 45 2000 Rep»e Rlt Gld7000 Globe Johnnie 33 10.000 Reese Rlt St 11ISOrt Gld Coo M...P.00 «wv> Do. s 1.V..-. 11
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lf>o Gld Con MJ>.B7S'2»X>rt Pn, b {Mi 12300ft G Gld Bar Ex 2«1 2fH> Do, 110 113000 Gld -Kewano«.2.osJ 300 I>o, s 5 11
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500 Great Bend. I.22'a ilooi>Sandstorm Ex. in1000. Grt Bend Anx 2512000 S Humphry. »3 IS1500 «Jrt" Bend Ex. 4013000 S Humhry.bSO 1.1MOO.Grt, Bend Ex. 3951000 SilTer Plck.-1.47iiiPOO Do, b 30... 40!«WVW) Sllrer Pick ..1.45
300 Home 14|K00O Do. » 15... .1.45ZVK) Jack Pot 1.5012.100 SUTer Pick Et 203300 Jim Butler ..1.2.'.! 5000 Smoky Val .. 252000 Jumbo Ex..1.97Uf3n00 St Ires J". 9~1000 Jumbo Es ...1.95[1500 St Ires \. 02
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CLOSING QUOTATIONSCALIFORNIA;
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—01 Rwi Rnclc Ex. OR 04
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—Tonopab Ex...5.50 5.75
Home 15—
Ton Gold West 12—
Indiana Ton.. 03 03 Ton Home Con 02 03'
Jim Butler. ..1.22 1.25 Ton Silver &G «3—
Jim ButW Ex—
14 Ton of N>t.. lS».«v>UtUe T0n....
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50 £Booth 1.00
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THE SAN FRANCISCO^ CALL. FRIDAY. JANUARY 25, 1907
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL14
J.C. WILSONStocks and; Bonds
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