Evening journal., 1906-07-09

the same amount 1t hardened after
wards but again sold off.
O'CLOCK QUOTATIONS
From seor. and Company
Anal. Copper Co.. ..... ..............9 9-x
American Smelling Com .l4ilh
American Sugar Refining. ............l.9is
Atch. Top and Santa Fe Com.......S7M
Atch. Top. and Santa Fe Pref..........gss
Brooklyn Rapid Transit ............7sZ
Baltimore and Ohio ....... .............11h
canada southern. ..... 20. ........ ...Gh
Chicago CT. Western. ..... .. ....l7
Chesapeake and Ohio q. zee. ............5s
Chicago and Alton. ..... .............2j
Chicago and Northwest. .. ....... 1851
Chicago. Mil. and ST. Paul Com. M 1855
Delaware and Hudson. ...... ........1 y
Delaware, LaclSawanna and Western ,75
Erie ........ ..... ........ ............t0Ss
Erie lst Pref. ......... ................77tt
lllino Central. ..... .......... ..........tSh
Louisville and Nashville. ... ........Iu
Intcrborough Com q. .. ................3l
Interborough Pfd.. ..... .... .. O.. .....7fB
Manhattan Cons 90. q. ...... .........145
Mo, Kansas and Texas PfId.... ....'6is,
National Lead Com .... ...... .... ....i3i5f
n. Y. Central and Hudson....
n. Y. Ontario and Western. ...... "A q
Norfclk and Western Com. .... O.. ISIS
Northern Pacific Com d. ........ ....19h
Pacific Mail ... 60. ............-.........3.
Pennsylvania Railroad Company ......1-5i5
Peoples Cas-, ....... ................'57z
Reading. ..... ..... .,....... ........l2lA
Reading lst Pfrd ...................... 50
Reading 2nd Pfrd.. ... .... ............. go
Rock Island Com ...... .............ll. .35k
Rock Island Pref. ..... ... .......a.!al61z
Southern Pacific. .... ...............'5t
Southern Railway Com ..... zee. ..... .sss
Texas and Pacific. ...... ............s1H
Tennessee Coal and Iron Co.. .......14s5s
L. S. Steel Com. ... .... ............s..s
L. s. Steel Pfrd ...... .... ......iols
Wabash Com ......... ............... 20
Wabash Pfrd ..... ...... ............... IS
Western Union ......,..............92
PHILADELPHIA. July 9-FEED-Trade
was quiet and offerings ample at former
rates. The following were the quotations.
Winter bran, in bulk, per ton. S20.OOQ20.5l;
spring bran. in sacks as to size, per ton,
Sis50a2OO0 per ton.
BALED HAY AND sTRAw-Supplies
were fairly liberal and prices generally
ruled weak under a slow demand. The
following were the quotations.: Timothy
Hay-No. 1 large bales, $3.50; No. l
small bales, sl7COal750; No. ?. Sl5.OOd1s.0,;
No. s. S12DGlAOO.
OATs-Trade was quiet and prices ruled
weak and l-2c lower under ample offer
ings We quote: No. white, clipped, 45c;
No. white natural, 44lsG45c.
CORN-Onerings were light and prices
ruled firm. but demand from all sourcss
continued light. We quote No. yellow fer
local trade at 57kQ5sc; steamer yellow do
at ,shN59c
wHEAT-There was little doing, and
/ with bearish speculation in the West
prices of spring varieties further declined
| lkc Winter wheat. however. was in small
supply ana steadily held. No. red was
quoted as follows; July, 791sasoc; August
79laaSOc
! POULTRY-Live was kept well cleaned
up and prices were generally steadily held
! Quotations; Fowls. hens. 1iQi4ikc. old
roosters, 9d9lkc spring chickens lsa2Oc;
ducks, old, sdl0c; do young, 1Oalic; geese,
9a1Oc; pigeons, old, per pair, 2-Q2jc; do
young per pair, l5d2'c. Choice lot Of
dressed were kept pretty well cleaned up
at steady prices, but trade, as usual on
the last day Of the week. was quiet
BUTTER-separator creamery. EXTRA
2iiAq22c; imitation creamery. extra 1Sa
1Sihc.
EGGs-selected, 19lkagc; nearby grad
ed first lin returnable crates), 1Sc.