The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 22, 1898, Page 8

THE S FRANC O CALL, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1898 i twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point; §195; rted, 20; Centennials, 55c@$1; other |2 70; Reds, $2 80@3; Blackeye, $3@8 25; Butters, | lington, $8; Southfield Wellington, $7 50; Seat- ASSESSMENTS PENDING. 'of tide is the same at both places. Vaniitien Todne: $1T8003: Tinter B s o Pear S 1001 30, Hed | Her 3. Brvants 30, Coon BageSo: Wallsend; = the height is - CHICAGO, June 21.—Prunes—Tragedys, $120 | Kidnevs, $2 50G2 76 per ctl. $7 50; Cumberland, $10 25 in bulk and $11 50 in Co No. in the | Day of |Amt, JUNE—1898. Z @1 0, single " crate; Simoni, $1 6. Piums— | SEEDS—Brown Mustard, $4@425 per ctl; | sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, $14; Can- mpany. - | in the | Dax o - e Abundance. $1 50, single crate; Clvmans, #105@ | Yellow Mustard, s4@4 2; Flax, 82 25; Canary | nel, $i0 per ton: Rock Springs and Castle Gate, 130; Royal Hative, 85c@$1 10, single orate, and | Seed, 2%@2%c per Ib; Alfalfa, 3@6c; Rape, 2%@ | $7 60; Coke, $12 per ton in bulk and $14 In T | Sun rises . SUMMARY. MINING STOCKS. G3c per box; St. Catherines, $1 per single crate: | 2%c; Hemp, 2%@3c; Timothy, 5@54c. sacks. Hale & Norcross. 0 | Sun sets = Chollar .. 051 Ontario Cherry, Sc. Cherries—Roval Annes, Toc@ild5 | 'DRIED PEAS—Niles, $17@2; Green, $2@| CORDAGE—Manlla; 10%c; Sisal, 10%c, basis. | Union . 1o [ Moon sets Silver unchanged. Crown Foint 05 Ophir .. per box; fancy, 40c@s1 20; Black Bigarreaus, 50 | 2 10 per ctl. CANNED FRUITH Wte o Tes” 1 500 TR s o Wheat and Barley still lower. Con Cal & Va. 801 Plymouth §os @$115: Napoicon Bigarreaus, 85@90c: Tartari- P 160; Peaches, $1 10@1 20; Pears, ; "Apri- | Chollar 0 Time[F ‘ S iy Deadwood 30|Quicksilver . ne, 20ca8! 15; Republicans, $110; other varie- | POTATOES, ONIONS AND VEGETABLES. | cots, $141 10, Belcher * {Phet Oats and Corn dull. | Gould & Curry. 05| Do ~-afd tles, 2@ Toc. Peaches—Alexanders, 50c@§l per CANNED VEGETABLES—Peas, 75@$5c; To- | Potosl . 0 | | Another decline in Ry | Hale & Norcross. 1S|Sierra Nevada . box; Hale's Earlys, 6)@5c; Governor Garlands, | Los Angeles Egg Plant, 8@12%c per Ib; Green | matoes, S0c. e Vi % Fiour weak at the decline. | Homestake . 40 00 Standard Te. Peppers, 8@10c; Tomatoes, 75c@$1 per . box. COFFEE—Costa Rica—15gl6c for _prime | Con: Cal. & 05 Hay as before. | fyom Siiver &7 |Gaion Con R s b Ontons continue 1o deciine. Dotatoes ave in | Nashed: 13301t for good washed: 105@les | Kentuck o--.-- 5 y Bran and Middlings marked down. ; exican .. 0| Yellow Jacket . g liberal supply and easy. m(-w1 good ;: pr‘lx;xzer_\;vanshe‘d pemn;i:pl:g‘!:_c 1{;;: o Beans largely nominal. BOSTON. CHICAGO. All Vegetables are’ bringing falr to good | Diise. for. yood sument Syved with. black MINING STOCKS. Potatoes and Onfons wealk. BOSTON, June 2l.—Atchison, 13; Bell Tele- | CHICAGO, June 2L—CATTLE—There was 8 | prices, as there is no overstock In any kind. | beans: $%@loike for falr: 6@8he for common lowing were the sales in the San Fran- Vegetables selling fairly. phone, 271; Burlington, 104%: Mexican Central, | fair demand for cattle to-day at steady prices. me Corn is coming in dry and poor. Salvador—12@15¢ for good to prime |F°‘ sk o Prard egterdiny: Butter and Cheese weak. Eggs unchanged | 4z.. Oregon Short Line, —; San Diego, —. Choice steers, $4 90@5 2; medium, $4 30@4 River Tomatoes brought 32 25 per box. : 10%@1le for fair washed; 13@lsio | clsco Stocl ¥ = ore Eastern Poultry arrived. 9@10c for Morning Session. stockers and feedersy $2 30@5 6 - e e ; bulls, $3@ POTATOES—New Potatoes, 3@6sc for Early | for good to prime washed peaberr: NOTE—In the above exposition of the tides S 5 5 & Norers. 72 5 7 Fruit market now in better shape. LONDON MARKET. 420: cows and heifers, $3 00@4 80; canners, | Rose, 40G0ic for Peerless and 40@Ssc for Bur- | superior unwashed; 8%@stc for good green Un- | 100 Belcher ..... .. 05/100 Hale & A g tides are given in the lert ;:r(vd fruit nominal. i 3 50; calves, 33 50@7; Western steers, $4 20 | banks in boxes. w::hed;'u%@n‘,&c for good to prime unwashed | 35, Best & Belcher. 15 ’m Mexican ;8 Tina m{um“ ‘and the successive tides of tha Provisions in fatr demand. NEW YORK, June 21.—The Evening Post's | @4 9. ONIONS—New, 50@3sc per ctl for red and | peaberry. Nicaragua—S4@dc for good to su-| 50 Challenge ... 151200 Onhh'l 08 | day in the order of occurrence as to time. Tha = : ? London financial cablegram says: The stock | HOGS—Trade was active in hogs at_ im- | T5@%0c for yellow. Derior unweshed; 11@ilise for good to prime | 30 Con Cal & Va.. 25 50 Potos! second time column gives the second tide of Wool and Hops quiet. e e & 4 irregular to.day, | Proved prices. Fair to cholce, $395@4 05 | VEGETABLES -Asparagus, §$1 50G2 00 for ex- | unwashed peaberry. Guatemala and Mexican—| g0 ... ........ % the day, the third time column the third t Hides and Leather firm. ere qulet and irregular to-day. | packers, $3 S0@3 92; butchers’, $3 85@4: mixed, | tra large; $ial 2% per box for No. 1, Tsc for 16%@18c for prime to fancy washed; 14@15lc Afternoon Session. and the last or right hand iommn gives the Pork as firm as ever. Americans were better. The tendency here Is | §3 50@3 9; light, $3 65@3 95; pigs, $2 75@3 80. small; Rhubarb, T5c per box; Green Peas, | for good to strictly good washed; 10%@13%cC 0T | 10y ¢ g Belcher. 1j]100 Overman 05 | Jast tide of the day, except when theré are but Beer and Mutton In moderate supply. to buy, but as soon as prices here go over the | SHEEP—There was a lively demand agaln | $1@1 50 per sack; Garden Peas, 24@3%c per fair washed; 8@llc for medium; 5@Sc for in- | (00 8est & Belct B0 Satont 08 e e e ren oncur: The heights Coffee quiet 7 New York parity that market sells, conse- | for sh'ep at a further advance of 15 cents in | String Beans, 3@6c; Wax Beans, 4@tc; Sum- | ferfor to ordinary; 15@18%c for good to prime | Sl FIOTEN ool of| 50 Sjerra Nevada.. 62 | given are additions to the soundings on affes quistet. quently the market closed dull. prime sheep and lambs. Spring lambs, $8@ | mer Squash, 40@ssc per box; Bay Squash, $125 | washed peaberry; 11@11%c for good unwashed | 30 0% | 55| 50 Union Con . 14| United States Coast Survey charts, excey Coal unchanged. Spanish 4s were firm at one time on the an- | §7; clipped lambs and yearlings, $ S0@5 ;| @1 75; Green Peppers, 6@ide; Dried Peppers, | peaberry: s@lic for good to superior unwashed. 1 when a minus sign (—) precedes the height, Olls as before. nouncement by the Bank of Spain of the pay- | Sheep, §3 25@5 25, rams, $3@4. o0 5@sc per 1b; Cob) age, blc per ctl; Carrots, |~ PACIFIC CODFISH—Bundles, ic; cases, se- and then the number given is subtracted from Quicksilver firm. ment of the next coupon. Brazils were better. 1o}rfiielmk attle, 3000; hogs, 25,000; sheep, | 30g50c per sack; Marysville Cucumbers, 50@ | lected, 4lec; imitation Enslem_q%c:_bfl“;}’:s- Following were the sales in the Pacific Stock | the depth given by the charts. The plane of CLOSING. gz KANSAS CITY. $sc per box; Bay Cucumbers, $230; Vacaville | 5icc; strips, %@ie; blocks, 3%@Tc: tabiet | poard yesterday: reference is the mean of the lower low waters. GOLD AND SILVER MOVEMENT. Canadian Pacific, §%: Grand Trunk, 8%; Bar S % = _ | Tomatges, T5c@si per box; Green Corn, 15@2c | Tige: middies, 6i4@Sige per Ib: desiceated, s Baoh e e X e Ay 2 S KANSAS CITY, June 2L.—CATTLE—Re- | per dozen; Garlic, 4@pc per Ib. per dozen: ~plckled cod, barrels, éach, Sy A 1n ; % From a bulletin received from the Bureau of | per eent, o3 %%d per ounce; Money, %@X | ceipts, 6000. Best grades steady, others weak. | EVAPORATED VEGETABLES— plckled cod, half barrels, each, $ 0.0 o 1 50 Bulion 06500 Overman I3 TH®m CALL CALENDAR. e X e N s 5@4 95; Texas sted '@ es, sl %¢ p 2l % , cases, No. 1, 95¢; | & 5 g2 . Statistics of the Treasury Department, the fol- | “MADRID, June 21.—Spanish fours closed to- | Natlve steers, §3 754 95; Texas steers, § 109 |, Totaioes, Sliced raw, lic per Ib In lots of 25| OIc-Colifornia Castor op (otirers! rates:” | 300 Con Cal & Va.. 2|30 Slerra Neva b June, 1898. quoted at 8. | 4 7; Texas cows, $2 50@3 75; native cows and ‘I‘b!v sliced lowing figure: at 6. Gold and exports ‘ & ; Onions, 6c; Carrots, old, 13c; mew, 18ci | Linseed Ofl In barrels. boiled, SSc; raw. 24/300 Union Con f the Uni Silver, etc., for — s, $2 25@4 75; stockers and feeders, $3 25 | s g ;. tra winter strained, | 00 ..0onn o b E p nded May, are obtaine NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE. 50; ‘muttons, §2 754 | Gapboge, Mc; Sweet Potatoes Mc: Turnips, | cases, So mors Lar O cames; he. more: China | 200 Mexican: »..o.o: 10490 Yeilow Jacket... 15 f feu- - - Moon's Phases in and Bullion, $14 55 5 HOGS — Recelpts, 15,000; market ; . 300; h B0c. B o L s i are Neatafoot Arte doah PaeioRE Ty D I ac panorts, e S e s R D L T T DT POULTRY AND GAME Darvels, (o ‘cases, f0o. No. 1, barrels. 363 | 5o Alta .._..o...... 03100 Ophir ® "Junet ilver Coln and Bullion, S arrels; exports, 14,250 barrels. Steadier 4; packers, ; mixed, 5 2 ‘60c; * erude, 60c; natural white, ac= - %l i S the: Close. bm"mt iiive. Tl lights, = $3 6073 75; yorkers, $3 703 T cases, 60c; Sperm, crude, 200 Best & Belcher. 15/200 Potos! Tt o 25300 Savage, : bleached white, 45c; Whale Ofl. matural | 55 con Cher- 203 60, A car of Eastern sold at 12¢ for Turkeys, | 80c; bleache on Cal & Va e i ed white, 45c; Paclfic Rubber| 100 Crown Pointg. June 10. WHEAT—Receipts, 175,750 bushels; exports, 5as o hite, 40c; bleach / —_— — Recelpts, 2000; market steady. | $5@5 50 for Hens, $4 75 for old Roosters, SWQ A house colors, $1 25@ 8 C —_— 2 9 s. S N F o P Mixed Paints, white and hou: v " | 200 Gould & Curry.. 09/200 Union Con . Moox WEATHER BUREAU REPORT. i Bocnis sl o e R mutous o] 35 e fn TR B P B 0 % per gallon; wagon colors, $2@2 25 per Eal- | 300 Mexican 1 “’,:DL"“’; (120th Meridlan—Pacific Time.) Options had an frregular day, opening higher | OMAHA, June 21.—CATTLE—Receipts, 4500 Local stock is in ampple supply and young °'15'ETR0LEUM, GASOLINE AND NASH— CLOSING QUOTATIONS. SAN FRANCISCO, June 21, § p. m. | Ob Strong cables and forelgn buying. They | market steady; native beef steers, $4 10@4 % | stock Is weak. THA-—Water White Coal Ofl, in bulk, 1l}%c ol 5 o) : > P M- | broke under « bear attack, only to profit by late | Western steers, $3 80@4 60; cows and heuers, | POULTRY Live Turkeys 10@1lc for Gob- | per gallon; Pearl Ofl, in cases, 17c; Astral Oil, TUESDAY, June 21— p. m. - The following maximum temperatures are ré- | covering, due to adverse home and forelgn crop | $3 60@4 40; canners, $2 50@3 50; stockers and | blers and 10@1lc for Hens; Geese, per pair, T5c | jc; Star Oil, 17c; Extra Star Oil, 2ic; Elaine Bid. Ask. BldAsk, | ————————————————— = ported to-day from Weather Bureau stations in | news and a big advance in late Parls markets, | feeders, $i@5 2. @$1; Goslings, §1@1 2; Ducks, $3@3 50 for old | O11, 22c; Bocene Oll, 1%c; Deodorized Stove 22 03] utia e, S STEAMERS TO ARRIVE. California: | and closed 1%@2ic net higher. No. 2 red July, | HOGS — Receipts, $900; market stronger. | and $3@ 30 for young; Hens, $3@4; Roosters, | Gasoline, in bulk, 12c; Deodorized Stove Unm- e s 2 0 i i iy Eureka, 62; Red Bluff, 82; Sacramentd, 92; | 1(@S0c, closed soc. Heavy, $8 8003 90; mixed, §3 80@8 8% light, | youns, $6@7; Roosters, old, $8 50@4 50; Fryers, | line, in cases, 17igc; 63 degree Naphtha, inbulk, 3 e St Steamer. | From. Fresno, %; Independence, 93; San Luls Obispo, | QES—Steady. $3 75@3 80; bulk of sales, $3 80@3 85. | $4@5; Brollers, $3 50@4 for large, $2@3 for small; | 1114c; 63 degree Naphtha, in cases, 1636¢; se“de- % 0|Tady Wash —l0g | = P ot e v | WOOL—Quiet. SHEEP_Raceipts, 1000; market strong. Fair | Pigeons, §123@150 per dozen for young and | gree Gasoline, in bulk, 3c; 86 degree Gasoline, G e Tt o MDOTAC ; Los Angeles, 76; San Diego, 6; Yuma, . | METALS—There wers encouraging condi- | to choice natives, '$3 804 60; fair to ~choice | $1@1 2 for old. n_cases, 2c. = 5 % 15!0ccidental 6 65 | Pomona. San Dieso. San Francisco temperature—Maximum, 72; | tons in the metal market to-day, with Un | Westerns, § 7084 60; lambs, 4 506 5. GAME—Nominal, WHITE LEAD—Quoted at s@rc per v | Bilhion 02 03Ophir - 20 21 | San Mateo Comox minimum, 5; mean 6l. | showing positive strength. — —— TURPENTINE—In_cases, d = = H e 05 08 A (Coos Bay. WEATHER CONDITIONS I | . PIGIRON—Warrants closed unchanged, with AVAILABLE GRAIN SUPPLY. BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS. rels, 44c; In wooden barrels, 46c’ per gallon. Caledonia 151 a810verman G 07 | Arcata ity Grencent. Gity 3 A R DN e, CUNERAT | s:605b10) and ctotusi o LUCOL—Bolled, barrels, 5oc; boiled, In cases, | Chollar - 96 D¢ {Etosl 0. s | Srmcent Y Hambolat June 23 The pressure is below the normal over the | ari b ol F PR—Bnchanged, with 3117 bid | NEW YORK, June 21.—Special cable and | Dairy Butter is lower and creamery 18 weak. | fo; raw, barrels, 4c; raw, cases, ic per gal- | CLBlishes: B 5|0y Bercher 1. 03 05 | Ruin, illamook Bay June 24 An area of low pressure overlies ",}134_';““_; with $15 15 bid and $15 2% askea, | (CI°8Taphic dispatches to Bradstreet's indicate | Supplfes of both are ample. Cheese {s also lo?hwnu‘s—smndnrfl Ofl Company quotes: | Con Cal & 25 26|Scorpion ... 01 02| StateCalifornia|Portland - June 24 evada and Eastern California. | SPELTER—Nominal, with $ bid and $5 2 | the following changes in available supplies last | weak and Young Americas are lower. Electric Light, €s, 16 o0z, T%c; 14 oz, 6%c; 12 | Con Imperfal .. — 0lfSferra i evada. 03 5 | Fulton: Qr:xnnnl’orlh Jul ' also low over the upper Mis- | asked Saturday, as compared with the preceding Sat- | ~There is no further change in Eggs. oz, e 10 0z 4ic. Paraffine Wax Candles— | Srown Point .. 06 0S|Silver Hill 08 | Homer. Ll TR sourl y LEAD—Firm, with $395 bid and $4 asked. | urday: BUTTER— T, 25, 45, 65 and 125, white T%c: colored, S%c. | Con New York. — (1|Syndicate fEentr s o don e The temperature has fallen in Arizona, but | The firm fixing the settling price for miners | \WHEAT—United S Creaniery—Fancy creameries, 18c; seconds, 17 | *Q{7fCKSILVER—$42 50g43 per flask. Bureka Con . — 20|Standard 2 | Wellingtor Jor hve has remained nearly stationary elsewhere west | and smelters quotes lead ut § 2 i ioliSeates laud)Canagh, Sast Of O tihc SR o alriy active. Sole | Exchequer ... — 3 Union Con . 14 15 | Chilkat Eel River . the Rocky Mountains. In the San Joaq COFFEE-—Options closed steads. unchanged to | the Rocky Mountains, decrease, 834,000 bushels; | PPN o 100 4o fancy, 16@16%c; common | L oareer, hanvy. 20is8o per Ib: do, medium, 24 | Gould & Curry. 09 10/Utah ... 03 04 | Mineola. “omox and in the southern portion of the Sac- | 5 points Righer. Sales, 8250 bags, Ineiad- | 404t for and in Eirope, decrease, 100,007 | grodccy TORoTS, €0 fancy ¥ Leather, heary: Bame: Rough Leather, heavy, | Hale & Norers. — 73l|Yellow Jackét! 15 16 | Mackinaw . ... |Tacoma . ] yalley | the temperatures are rom | {ng July, S35, Spot cofee Rio, aull dnd nom- | “INER SRR, AR SSCToe A 0 o | | Eastern TButiertmitation _creamery, 169 | figiic; a0 lgnt,” B@atc: Harnees Leaner, Y Santa Rosa..CLjSan Diegd o2 ] G Tallen Gver the horchern halt of che | il quiets Condova. Siigise Lo e U+ | the Todky Mountains. increase, Laghn ' | (i Jedlepacked, 1@1eo per Wi Elin ¥ | peary, IR 00 et e ool ips, | REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. | wiiia ¥alia. | Victoria, & Puget Soui v 3 : Slope; also in Arizona and Northwest- AR—Raw, fimi at the’ decline; fair re- [ pOATSTUnited States and Canada, east of the | ¥CHppsE_Chojce mild new, 8%c; old, T%@ | finished, 40@dse per 1b: Veal, finished. 50@bsci — Qregon [Edjant chs ‘exas. | o; centrifugal, 96 test, 4%c; refined, | Rocky Mountains, decresse, 713,000, Sc; Cream Cheddar, 10@1lc; Young America, | Calf, finished, 7oc@$l; Sides, finished, 18@17C | Henry Knust to Minnie C. Knust, lot on N | Burma PR ine 27 following maximum wind velocities are i No.'12, 4%c; No. 13, 4 i-16¢; ‘mold A, |, The combined stock ek ocy 81,@9%c; Bastern, 13@13c. per ‘foot; Belt Knife' Splits, 14@i6c per Ib: | line of Vallejo street, 34:3 W of Octavia, W 27 | Coos Bay...... HEWROTL ooty e 30 miles per hour, from , Showk-ans Incleaselofrsl 0 atm s over ol EGGS—Ranch Igegs, 16@17c per dozen; store | Rough Splits, 8@1i0c. by N 125; gift. City of Panama San Jos mal , 28, south; Carson City, | BUTTER—Receipts, 23163 packages. Steady; | Shows g i SR O L gs, 18%@1ige; Eastern, 12%@lsc; Duck | SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refining Com- | “Thomas W. Rollet to Nellie Rollet (wife), lot | Acapulco anama - | Western creamery, 13%@l7c; Elgins, 17c. 3 Egegs, 160 parv quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed |on N line of Lombard street, 137:6 E of Fill- | North Fo Humboldt northwesterly wind may be expected Receipts, 13,6%. ~ Steady; Western, N EE. and Fine Crushed, 7c; Powdered, flc V. | more, I 20:6 by N 137:6_(quit-claim deed); $5. | Columbia Portland ral coast of California. '« | 12@12%c; Southerh, 10%G1te. | EGLIONIR R DECIDUOUS AND CITRUS FRUITS. | Granulated, 5%e: Confectioners’ A. 5% Victory V. Fader to Helen M. Jones (Fader, = made at San Francisco for thirty | rmas LONDON, June 21.—Consols, 111%; silver, | nolia A, 5ic; Extra C, i%c: Golden wife of W. L. Fader), lot on N line of Hili STEAMERS TO SAIL. . 1898 | DRIED FRUIT. 273%: French rentes 1027 52lc. v "and unsettled | NEW YORK, June 21.—California Dried | LIVERPOOL, June 2i—\Wheat, dull; No. 1 ] lnd the southern | Fruits quiet. aterly wing EVAPORATED APPLES — Commor fa—Cloudy and unsettled | prime wire tray, 9a: wood-dried,” pglfins; | with light showers in the | e, 9%c: fancy, 10c. ' < 3 sthwesterly winds. | PRUNES 4qti. L ending_midnight Northern California- y N 114; gift. L < ; Ib: half-barrels %c more than barrels, and |~ Frank J. Kortick to John C. and Eva L. amer. | Destination. ndard California wheat, 43s; cargoes off | APricots are in good supply but steady, and | poteg's(e’more. Kortick, lot on N line of Twenty-sixth street, | _St2mer: | less active; cargoes on passage, nomi- | the canners are paying $25@40 per ton for them = % W of San Jose avenue, W 30 by N 30; $5. Coos Bay. ‘[New,(,n_ unchanged: ' English country " markets | in the country. Plums are selling fairly ex- LUMBER, ETC. Fremont and Mary J. Wood to Francis E. | chikat Humboldt . : French countrv markets steady; whe: cept Royal Hatives, which are in over stock. o Haskell, all interest in the estate of Harrlet E. North F'ork.'Humbold!- flour in Paris, firm. | “Xerivale of Pears are singularly light this| POSTS—10@1% each for No. 1 and 6@Sc for | Haskell, especially as to ot on N line of [ porth Fork-[Hemacd Peaches are very firm and in light supply. | Candy Granulated, 6c; California A, S%c per | street, 105 W of Sanchez, W 25 APRICOTSRoyal, 8%@ic; COTTON—Uplands, 3 T vear. In fact thers are not enough coming in | No. 2. Twentyseventh street, 145 E of Church, E 2 Cooler in northern | 120, val, 8%@10c;” Moorpark, 100 LOSE. | 16 Guote. The cannars are bidding 320 fOF | *IMBER—Retail prices are as follows: Pine, L ae T i i ph with show le mountains. | | CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. vl e et “are doing rather better. Figs are not | Redwood -18a30 for No. 1,ane &0Q 2. Shingles, | W, §3; $10. e oo | Vie & Pat §d. June 2 ;s Lath, 4 feet, 32 40@2 B s " | _Martha E. Schiller (wife of Henry Schiller), | Queen .. S is00_and vielnity—Cloudy and un- | sy +|{June 26,10 am | FLOUR—St. Louis fancy winter, dull, 1is | very brisk. 1 75 for common and §2 75 for fancy; Rustic, : ! oh): | State of Cai|Portland. or W northwesterly | CHICAGO, June 21—There were several Berries are rather weak than otherwise. 2126, e e e N il |June 2%, samp 100 ol report from Mount Tamalpais, taken | 258 Which combined to give W strength [ WEATE Closed Cqulet; 30uly, | 0aibyd i Bop- i Orangss jprouweak candi dnll) and (oreseb Se0 RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE Stephens, ‘all interest in ot on NE corner of | Santa Rosa/San Diexo.. . \June 35,11 am TRt maximum, 72. | Liverpool prices ranging from 13d to 2%d per CASH IN THE TREASURY. rm. For Tuesday, June 21 o nthan I White to Mary B. Kelly, undi- | Oregon ALEXANDER McADIE, ' | bushel higher, with the continent markets bet- “IDUOUS FRUITS— Flour, qr sks Hops, bales . 20| vided half of lot on N line of Pine street, ool Forecast Official. | ter. Another reason for streng.h was found in| WASHINGTON, June 21.—To-day’s state- | Strawbes $24 50 per chest for large and | garlay “ctls Straw, tons . 1 | varas W of Kearny, W 50 varas by N 50 varas NOTICE TO MARINER the bad news from France, where the crop ment "lf‘ the cx\'n{m]lfln ot ;‘2: 1z~mury mows $8@9 for small. i 20g5t ?’fin' cns‘» il‘n‘ m‘;‘;l! }23 | (quit-claim deed); $10. = i s heve Bies et ¢ muer | Available cash balance, $185,074,181; gold re- | = Bilack Cherries, 20@40c; Royal Annes, 30@s0c; | Tallow, ctls . me, HMats o mans i Alealdo: MAokeL Comiganins < % - EASTEREVM%FKETS' [ 2 Cording fo muthentie rports the vield thes | SeTve, $I64.722,031 loose. Chorries, 1%@3%o per T for black and Cheese, otls - ol o - undivided half of lot’gn X line o{vPlll;psserefyl. i i L a ety P 1 NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. X1 be 10 to 20 per cent loss than anticipated COTTON MARKET. 2@3c for Royal Anne. Bferaiotn Quicksilver, fisk. 58 | claim deed); si " = % (Quit- | majntained in San Francisco for the b il e S = T R e nt D Amany ket S Figs, 50Goc per box for single and S0c@31 | Oars, otls .. LCeather, rolls . 7 | o then, L %White to same, undivided halr | Mariners without regard to mationality NEW YORK, June 2L—The stock market to- | {i 1> rfll-"m‘;n:,‘fi_.m,m oyes Hetal 1| NEW ORLEANS, June 21.—COTTON—Easy; | f°f, double lavers. R Potatoes, sks . Begs, doz . 15,610 | same; quitclaim deed; $10. m\-" 3;‘ Pf(f’:n:r'e cordially invited to visit day gave renewed evidence of the general is- | those, ‘ton had o ‘ward jnd 400 | middling, 8o, G 08 0 P htate and 3305 per | Qpions, ks . e bts 112 5 | cooséph G. Lesensaler to W. McL., Laura A, | office ‘where compléte sets of charts and s position among important financta s f Shorts coversd = SRt —— i e 1 ran, ctls . hic 5 | Caleb, James A., Joseph B. and L. B. Leven- . : Faitriot ccuiiiont. ppacatististasiillasetboes e | e R bANE for e i e ara e BOSTON WOOL MARKET. chest. Wool, baies . 111/\Wine, gals 96,050 | SeDr James A doseph B and L. B. Leven” | ing directions of the world are kept on developments | general buying for in the war situation, more stability to the grain | Which prices advanced sharply. The h arket and a clearer perception o the future | Profit-taking and short selling which followed of the money market materlalize. The an- e, o ot e —_— Plums, 50@T5c_per crate and _4_0((7750 per hole BOSTON, June 21—The condition of the | , APTiCOts, 50@i5c per box and 75@8sc per crate ) i Flour, ar sks wool market ‘emains about the same, ang | L%, kovals. @ s ¢ T T e Ut pihe pame, and | “heaches, 50@s0c per box. To@c per basket. | Wheat, ctls WASHINGTON. SW of Fifth street, SW 2 by SE 100; gift. for comparison and reference, and the lat 5,603 Middlings, sks .. 300 | Same to same, undivided half of lot on § lne | Information can always be obtained regarding v ¢ ? | lights, dangers to navigation and all matters 10960 |Flaxseed, sks ... 344 | 8¢ jay, pfreet, 46 feet W of Midway, W 28 by S| oF jnforest to ocean commerce. this led to a sharp rea wh ctls nouncement of the Baltimore and Ohfo reorgan- et oias 19 D%%e, fell oft to 86%@ | 10 keep prices established Ix‘fgc'?f';':r" s L T 60| 3horts, sks | Villam 3. and R Lewls Murray to Mrs, Ma- | The time T S ization plan, which involves the distribution of | clined to 71 December lost igc. In_the | o Territory woolsMontana fine medium, and | “Newcastie Raspberries, — per crate; Near- | Bran, sks 8,520/ rion Cumming, undivided two-twelfths of fol- < fine, 15@16c; scoured, 4ic; staple, dSc. Utah, Wyoming, etc. staple, 45 4 lowing: lot on SW | noon, and is dropped at noon, 120th merldian 349 | Folsom street, 275 feet NE of Fourth, NE 50 by | the United States Naval Observatory at Mare new securities in excess of $200,000,000 and the | Jast half of the session the market turned | for it ahYanis e ® | strong on the confirmation of tne deal to pool ormation of an underwriting syndicate to Pro- | the Eiiisbury and Peavy Wheat along with by Racpberries, $5a7 per Apples, 35@50c @ per box; new Apples, 3e3 b0 | SlioEkss Ake @8 ver large box and 2adec | Blour. ar ske 50 | Flaxseed, s Fine medfum and' fine, 14@15c} scoured, 43@dic. 3 = S . | per sn 2,488 | N 80 e Tsland, Cal vide $30,000,000 cash to carry out the immediate | (ne Lelter holai i lan, scoured basis, combing, superfine, : NW 80; lot on SE line of Folsom street, 130 feet | Island, Cal. : er holdings to have Armour | oo 0. 6N ase. per_basket. z = Wool, bales T | Sw - . e L ng whether the time ball was provisions of the plan, augurs well for the | handle it all had been consummated. Together | loai> 809d, 6@6S; average, 62Gfic; Gueens’ | PR errrrs Navel Oranges, 51 1062 50; Bavion Potatoes. cks R e e R e i i s B s S e confidence of its projectors in the immediate | with this came still further claims of crop | R DIRE e i Seedlings, Toc@fl; Lemons, $1QL for com- | wyeat, ctl Straw, tons .. 2 | som, § 25 by B §0; lot on £ lipe of Hitch strest, | Published the same day by the afternioon paers tendency of the money market. Preparations | damage from St. Louls. This bullish news | PORTLAND'S BUSINESS. | ok and S1o0G2 .50 zor oad to clce; Mexican |:Barley, cth 230 feet S of Folsom, S % by E 80; lot on NW | and by the morning papers the following day. <} looking to the disbursements of enormous sums | brought the shorts out in force and the decline | facar Limes, 8 50g4; California Limes, in emall Tl ar Paioy st TS Tk ot o 2 WELCH. Easten, U. 8. N in charge in connection with the July dividend and inter- | was more than recovered. July closed with an | PORTLAND, June 21—Exchanges, $23,63; | boXes, a Baraxast 31 B2 pec bunch, 37:6 by NW 60; $10. # e ———— est payments are now being made. The general | advance of 24G%%c and September 1%@IXC. | balances, $60,276. Pineapples, ‘§304° per dozen. THE STOCK MAREET. James J. and Johanna Manseau to James L. TIME BALL. temper eculation to-day was hesitating | After a strong opening In Corn the market | e - and Willlam K., Egan, lot on NW line of tac . duriog ter part of the forenoon owlng | became quite weak, due to _profit-taking. NORTHERN WHEAT MARKET, 3 g d : e rison street, 626 feet' NE of Fifth, NE 30 by | Branch Hydrographic Office, U. S. N., Mer- to the' vigorous efforts of the bears to precipi- | Later the loss was barely recovered on the i There is nothing mew to report. Trade 1s| An assessment of 1§ cents on Confidence was | NW 50; $10. O e S e i Tome B A o T L Sl PORTLAND, June 21.—The local wheat mar- | ;.;"o¢ the old prices. New Apricats will soon | the only thing new in mining stocks, which | Joseph Tallon to Kate Fallon, Iot on W cor-| = 3 "jass ? 4 ce Ir efforts against oe higi griced | Osts tollpwed {Com, July closing With a loss ket Is etill In a demoralized condition. Walla Dalstiing 50 2 were excessively dull at easy prices. per of Folsom and Moss streets, NW $0 by SW | Tne time ball on Telegraph Hill was dropped a vie 5] ong stock. e, valla, 60@6lc; valiey, 63c pe; s 8. ¥ 2 e = - y— t| ere rewarded by substantial de. | The appearance of two mew cases of yellow R T eET e el DRIED FRUITSPrunes, carload lots, %@ | Local securitles were dull, with a further de- | "john Daly or Daley to Samuel Bloom, lot on | SRactl¥ at noon to-dayli e at noon of the r, People's Gas and Metropolitan | fever in Missiseippl, together with the break | TACOMA, June 21.—WHEAT-Club, T6c; blue- | 5 for 10-50's, 4%@d3c for 50-60's, 3%G4c for | cline in Oceantc Steamship. SW lfne of lot 10 and in N line of Precita ave- | 1201 y Y S O B WELOH w;‘;?n"tfi:z:f::k znn;nhe.\‘l l:;‘i {]n .‘., m-itre«rr«o _lfrn\ slons. Pork lost 16, | stem, 78c. 60-70's, 34@3 's, 2% @3c for 50-90's, 2% | In the Chollar mine during the past week ;.]“.-,e‘ E 30 by N 100, lot 10, Precita Valley lands; % Ensign, SN e oroe. ¥ ak g wheat, Larc and Ribs 7 2lac for b)- " Peaches, 3@50; fancy, S%a : . , U. S N., 3 Temainder of the list was well supported The leading futures ranged as fallows LOCAL MARKETS. | &2 eict, To@ithe; Ap o tor hovary | they piiiced thren ’;“f)’,“‘ ‘:"{b;““‘:‘ the e Alameda County. were small. | T e | and'fase for good to fancy Moorparks; Evapo- | incline above the 100-foot level station. They | . == -~ SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. o s o ate e q. > % 3 S — ted Apples, Tie@Sc; s ried, 434@s5c; iac] re making 0 rogress e rs - e . rishness of the leaders dominated th Article— Den. ] Ay r: pp! c; dried, 4%@sc; Biack | ai king good p with the repairs to Ison and John C. Adams and Julia P. s 2 e tion to a more or less extent until a dis- | __Wheat No. 2— s : EXCHANGE AND BULLION. ’ 2@hiec; Plums, 412@i%c for | the main north drift on the 100-foot level. The | A: Prather (by attorney) to Willlam J. Spen- position on the part of the London operators June cer, lot on NE corner of Lee street and Jayne ARRIVED. 8 for unpitted; bleached th s ey o sorb a sprinkling of nte July 3% | 2 T Yap upraise from the west crosscut on the tunnel | avenue, E 145.26, N 8, W 163.05, S 6795 < adard. g served to | December @ | Sterling Cables ... g i81y ccording to color, etc. has been advanced during the week 7 feet, and | division'l, Adams Point property, Oakland; $10. | t1e. 5 L ;> k the reactionary , and values | Corn No. 2— W York Exchang: egraphic.. 20 | S—2@2izc for two-crown, 2%@3c for | is now up 42 feet. The top shows old flllings | John J. Hack to San Francisco Savings | Stmr Empire, Nelson, 46% hours from Cood moved slowly upward with the ultimate results | July New York Exchange, sight. 1% | . 31.@i%e for four-crown, ic for a hich is bet q. | Unign, lot on SW line of East Twenty-sixth | Bay. of the day's operat showing slight frac- | Scptember . Fine Silver, per ounce, = 538 | c for Seedless Muscatels | 2nd some falr grade ore, which is belng saved. | gtregt, 147:6 SE of Nineteenth avenue, SE 30| _Stmr Columbla, Goodall, 56% hours from tional changes favoring either side. December Mexican Dollars I 6% | don layers; dried Grapes, | Have shipped to the Nevada mill 7 tons of ore, | by SW 140, block §. Northern Addition to | Portland, via Astoria 41 hours. The bond market was fairly active, but ex- | the car samples of which assayed -as follows: | Brooklyn, East Oakland, deed of surrender;| Stmr City of Puebla, Jepsen, 58 hours from hibited Irregularity. Some individual tran- | WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS. JTS—Walnuts, 3@4dc for hardshell, 4@6c for | Gola, $8 12; siiver, 12.15 ounces per ton. Have | 8Tant. Victoria_and Puget Sound. softshell WHEAT FREIGHTS—Continue nominal at | 50ftsh e, usual options, with no charters whatever reported. The chartered wheat fleet In port has a registered tonnage of £43, against 11,942 tons on the same date last year; dlsengaged, | sactions of note were made, including a block of §200,000 Union Pacific 45 at $7. The total | Mess Pork, per sales ,230,000. July Quotations for Government securities were | September unchanged on call except an {mprovement of | Lard, per 100 Iy 3 per cent in the old 4s registered. July .. The total sales of stocks to-day were 154,800 | September ... Almonds, 3@ic for hardshell, 6@7c for 5 . and Mary Peladeau and Annie Beaudry to| = Stmr Coos Bay, Hall, 1 from Newport i o puper-shell; Peamuts, 40 e i poutdey LG, and Susie A Musante, lot 2, iai i [ia e Rt e s Lot s from Newoo tern_and 4%c for California; Pe- S eaudry and Peladeau property, O Ship B : Seate Cotoanta: $4 5905 per 100, A A e o e R | Pownentp: “$10. property,” Oakland | Ship Eclipse, Peterson, 10 days from Sea Cocoanuts, $4 50@5 per 100. gold and 1142 ounces of silver per ton. Have | R. L. and William M. Murray t 2 % & m T @1c for bright and 6@7c | shipped to the assay office 6§% pounds of crude | Cumming. undivided twa-tr“r-:?rfl?sml;!mxs&tfl?: tnn’?a‘? SN el sieny o v er-white_extracted, 5%@ | bullion. On the Brunswick lode, at shaft No. | lot on NE corner of Second street and Third | Ship Glory of the Seas, 13 days from De= for lower grade: sha Baltimore and Ohio, 3130; S 16,600 tons, aginst 101,368; on the way to this light amber extracted, $%@5%c per Ib. 1, on the 800-foot level, the joint main south | avenue, 189 by E 214:3, being lot 8, block 2, | parture Bay. mubfm;‘, 3 vm:-l and ‘:xhh}.&ll.ll?l me"!‘_lv mm.;, per 100 port, 226,300 tons, against 263,500, EESWA. @26c per Tb. ;i;l{t ;n‘:?asng;&?ci’g‘gtfl;?fg‘e ’:D:k"‘;’: lstase,}o' iversity Homestead Association, Berke- “lxllkxm Till;'n o' Shanter, Patterson, 10 days {rm ; Manhattan, ropolitan reet 9 V. '—] e v RONTRTON] + . ey ; . Vi 3 4000; Northern Pacific, #400: Northern Pa. | SPLCTber -.-. — St zmmxu:‘:'!:is vgllfl?o“tglg;"‘ch?g;gf oa PROVISIONS. station. The face is in porphyry. s Sanaienifsatat Harding to Dennis e CLEARED ¢’ preferred, 4700; Rock I&la: 500; St. Paul, | Cash quotations were as fol | foreign markets. Milling grades were quoted o= In the Potosi mine the west crosscut on the | Healy, lots 1 and 2, Peralta-avenue Tract, ¥ June 2L 11,800; U 4%00; ' American | and neglected 2 spring wheat, 66@68c; No. | lower, and shipping remained unquotable I The demand continues good and quotations | south line, tunnel level, has been advanced for | Brookiyn Township; $10. T ey, June > American Tobacdo, 9%; People's | 3 Sprigg w @@ne; No. 2 Te; No. 3 | the absence ~f frading. o | are firm as a rule. the week ¥ feet, and 15 now out 16 feet. The | Lester G. and Mary I. Burpee to Joseph H. | pStmr Coos Bay, Hall, San Pedro; Goodally American Sugar, 45,600; Western | corn, 39%@; . 2 oats, 0. % white. | "Spot Wheat—Shipping, —; milling, $1 45g | CURED MEATS —Bacon, % per Ib for | face shows porphyry and low grade quarts. | and Amy E. Grace, lot on J; line of First ave: | TainSc& GO onolulu: Willams, B | B Mo, e feaNo 1 oyn e Mo L1e) periot: heavy, o for light medium, 10c for light, | During the week they have been placing square | nue, 225.60 § of Orchard, S 2 by E 150, being | pirn e | s Dimond & Co. e | ’ CALL BOARD SALES. Ile for extra light and 12@12%e for sugar cured; | S6i8 on the streak of ore mentioned in the last | lot 12, block D, Stone Tract, Brooklyn Town- | = Bagk. Albert, Griffiths, Hilo, Willlams, Di- - 149 9 7 lard, ;)flr 100 Tbe. $5 @5 80; short ribs | Informal sessfon — % | mess pork, per bbl, $§ 65@ 8 . i o . 40_feet below the surface. Have | ship; ‘$10 Atchison . Do pretd . o'clock—December— | Eastern sugar-cured Hams, 10%@llc; Cali- | Omcial report, 40 fee Lve | ship; mond + & Co. B0 EatTwa s (boxed), 34 75@5; short clear si 20 . | extra Mess Beef, Family Beef, $12; Salt | ¢'v gold $15 01 and silver 14.58 ounces per ton. , ] L £ R voee. o Rail o 5 Second —Dece - P E y, g0l z Brooklyn Township; $10. b0 prera..o1il 2ty | B 8605, 00 T a0, B o ctls, #1 3L | B e G Kmoked’ Boct, T5G12¥e pat | ,,On cthe Brunswick lode, at shaft No. 1, on | Gus Siskwitz to George Asmussen, lot on NW s : Texas & Pacific.. 1lis | _Articles Regular morning session — December—s000 | I, il 3 the 6-foot level, the main south drift was | line of Walter avenue, 240 W of Orchard street, Tuesday, June IL Ches & Ohio. b/ 58% | Flour, bbls ctls, $1 31%; 10,000, $1 31%. LARD—Eastern, tierces quoted at 6c per b | advanced l;nr nsnhe“;v:e‘__‘{e:: '?”nh r. norv { W 40 by N 132.50{ being Iot 8, block B, Amend- | . Stmr Oregon, Banks, Astoria. Chi & Alton y Ti4 | Wheat, bush Afternoon”. " gession —"December—2000 ctls, | for compound and Sic for pure; pafls, gic; | OUt from the rorth ne U5 feet. the face 18| ed Map Moss Tract, Brooklyn Township; %. Sumr Laguna, Peterson. Chi B & Q % [Wabash 7% | Corn, bush | s130%. California tierces, ¢ per. R for compound | 'R, POrphyry. =|\e 15? i ‘7 mwf n this | Charles F. and Flora B. MacDermot to Henry | Stmr Gipsy, Olsen, Santa Cruz. Chi & E Iii Do prefd . BARLEY—Prices were lower again, both on | and Tic for pure; half barrels, T%c; 10-1p | drift and at a point in the drift feet south | T. Atkinson, lot on N corner of Verndn strest | Stmr Washtenaw, Croscup, Tacoma. CCC&St'L... 41%,Wheel & L k. and off call, and business continued very dull. 51 tins, $3c. from the north line, or 150 feet south from |and boundary line of lot 9. block J. Revised | Bark Albert, Griffiths, Hilo Do prefd ........ 8 | Do pretd 3 CALL BOARD SALE: O ierces, 6%@T4e: packages, | Crosscuts No. 3, east and west, have started | Map Oakiand Heights, therice NW 12615, Sw | Bark Prussia, Jensen, Puget Sound Del & Hudson.... 107 Yeed, §1 g% @1 16%; Brewlng, nominal. less than 300 Ms—1-1b pails, 60 in a case, 9yc; | east and west crosscuts No. 3. The east cross- | 5), SE 121.37, NE 51:7. to beginnine portion of | Bktn Monitor, Turloff, Tacoma S ey Del L & W L 154 Informal session — 9:15 o'clock—December— | 3-I pails, 20 in a case, 8%c; 5-i> pails, 12 in a | Cut has been advanced 16 feet: face in por-| said block J, Oakland, quitclaim deed; —. Schr Ida McKay, Johnson, Port Blakeley. Den & ® G 12 |American Ex . 2000 ctls, $1 15%- 4000, $1 15%. §140; 10-Tb pails, 6§ in a case, 8%c; §0-1b | Phyry. The west crosscut has been advanced | Same to Lillian McDonald, lot on W corner| Schr Eclipse, Brummer, Fureka. = Do prefd . W% United States . firm Second _session—December—2000 ctls, $1 15%; | 10rin a case, Tc: wooden buckets, 20 | 20 feet. The face is In porphyry. The main | of Vernon street and boundary line of lot §, | Schr Ralph J Long, Gruggle, Siuslaw Riv Erie (new) .. 13% |Wells Fargo = mretil 4000, §1 16 R Ibs net, Sic; fancy tubs, §0 Ths net, 79c; half | joint south drift from the 800-foot level station | block J, Revised Map Oakland Heights, thenca | , Schr Chas E Falk, Anderson, Do 1st prefd.... 35%| Miscellar WHEAT MOVEMENTS. Regular morning session—No sales. barreis, about 110 Tbe, T%c per Ib. has been advanced during the week 23 feet and | NW 116, NE 50, SE 121.375, SW 51:7 to begin. | PO Fort Wayne ... 186 A Cot Oil === Afternoon session— No sales. il = is now out from the station 56 feet. The face | ning, portion said block J, Oakland. quitersim TELEGRAPHIC. Nor prefd. ;] 176%| Do prefd . Becelpts. OATS—The market Is still neglected, and | HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS. |is in porphyry. deed: $10. i 2 POINT LOBOS, June 2110 p. m.—Weather, 4f 6% iamn Spirits : < ushels. prices are weak with holders making' con- —_— George Obenauer to Dorothea Obenaur, re- | hazy; wind, ) 1098 Do prera Minneapolts - {essions to effect sales. Offerings are not| Hides and Tallow are firm and unchanged. STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. record of 15 4 25, E Frankiin' street.” 134735, CHARTERS, 2 16 |Am Tobacco - large, however. Biyars: are offering. o aantea st Tor How T — of Fourteenth, §'34:6 by F 150, Oakland; girt £ Pt o pre % > Milwaukee 2 . < ops 3 2 e ARy s & 329 |Cons Gar e prise, 31 32t@1 40; gray, $1 25@1 52%: milling, | OreBon growers are selling at this figure, how- | ¢s quar coup..110%111% [Pac Gas Imp.. 86 8 | Byron L. Wurts to Rebecca Wurts, ot on N | f0f Kahului: Santiago, ‘mdse for ililo; Thp2 e e e | Detrost. - TR per ctl T i ever. 45 quar reg...109110s% [Pac L Co. 51 | line of Forty-first street, 183.37 of San Pablo | EM!2Nt coal at Nanatmo for Honolulii, 7 et St % Col ¥ & Iron.. el TPED D CORN—There is a 'saod country demand for | A local cireular says of Wool: “Locally | s quar new.. 124 1% S F G & E. avenue. E 8 by N 23244, “portion of Dohr | 4yriio0h,. Umber on the SeUAt Tacoma for Mich Centrai 7" 05| Do prefa | fos, focd. but locally the market 1t quiet and | tere is nothing doing In Wool. At Toston | oMiscellanecia— San Fran Homestead, Oakland Anriex; also the § 30 feet | B Srens tr oo Uy e phies, wheat 4t P 0 Dmor & | pTotals Small round yellow, §1 %@1 30: latke yellow, | business is spasmodic and limited In character. | S&"5% e e Park. Aleatras and Newbora oiep of Central | portiand for Cape Town, . Yo Facifc % ILaclede Gas ST §1 %1 0: white, $i 0241 06 per ctl; mixed, | A peculiar feature of the market e that Firem's Fund.18%5 — | ley; gift. 3 Radl SPOKEN. S I ead A Boston. 2 growers are not free sellers for the present. Bank Stocks— —Lat 52 5§ X, 1352 3 W, s e B g : N rerc i | BCE Lower and ault at 1 25 per cu. Bhie ¥ paruchlurty e case in ihe Western Angio-Cal | of P en PR Dy Austn, lof on N Hina |y une 1oVt 58 88 Mo Ter otzems Soind o 5 at Lin % 2 SAT—$1 To 5 E ates, and holds good to a certain -extent all Bank of Cal..243 245 B o 2 N, long 21 W, Br shi 3 Cyf Ind & L. T Imp Co o | o Bricans N R e M ihrough Oregon and Washinglon, where shear- oS BRI % | Biliect 18 Boreenge, Berkeiers Soron Tt | oty i Eiverpodn, Tor San Francl < . Pacific ) Erhibeds 2 8. | pretty well over, but growers seem to rst Nat 20216 — g ' Gra 5 N J Central 233 Pullman Palac e have faith in o late season, the result of which Lon 2 & AL 0 | B line ot ¥ reltyats aveannder, Graneer. lot on HOMESEIC PORTS, | - (Gedtge N Contoar -7 fie (CHllioat Eaiate e sas Flour fs weak at the decline. Millstuffs are | is that specutators ana fealors. 40 not meer Mer I'xchange 10 15 | county poac, Oakland fo San Leande B 15 g | VENTURA Salled = June 21-S( N Y Chi& SCL. 13 nd R & T B unchanged with much success fn trading. - Heretofore for - Nat B...1524160 | S 49, belns lot M, Henrs & Phillips wonoy | Loomis, for San Franclsco. o \westport, SR e e PARIS FUTURES. FLOUR—Family extras, §6 25@5 35; bakers | £everal seasons past the growsr in the districts Savings Banks— Brooklyn Township: $1 ps Tract, | “REDONDO—Salled June 21— .\.‘r’“f'. Rk ay | s extras, 10 ver barrel. 2;’;‘:2“‘;” l‘:een nrnr(npf tc meet the !my?; E{ur sqabl.i,im i P Ve e R fo'r\ STORIA—Sailed June 21—Br bark Andaman Nor West .. 5 MILLSTU o ™ a buyer put in an appearance. um S 5 160 < 5 & o amer o T |y mw’:""::}""m‘:‘:‘": ks are &2 1ol | would seem that we should have some business Mutual Sav, — 4214 A NOVEL TROOP SHIP. Lo e ORI Arrived June 21—Stmr Jew Sipaning Chosing Flonr, 3395 per 560 Tha: Ryo Frenedel goraham | before a great while, as the present extreme [N Ry Cal 9.101% — |S F Sav U.. — 500 Represcutative K, SAN PEDRO-Arrived JUTC “from Redond O & W 5 3 % | " Flour— Bloe Flour, 5 Coramn g5 our, 827 perl0: | dull spell “has lasted much longer than the [N PC R R a.10% — [S & L Fo..). — 100 presentative Kerr of Ohlo has fn- | from Caspar; stmr Pasadite: ,ngeles. gutario & W 17| Do preta . . |arit 2550 2120 | Cornment e’ oy Cammenl, 82 4); extra cream | average of such dull seasons. No sales.’ 100" — [Security 8 B2so — | troduced at the Navy Department F. A. | SUBj dblsatraz, form, U0y “Schr Peerless, for O Shom 1in bl b LRI 1% | Closing 2610 1170 | goBmenl 8 255 Qatmeal, M 2 Oat Groots, | HIDES' AND: SKINS—Culls and brands sell — M1 [Unfon T Co.1000 — |y, t 0 g TACOMA—Satled June 2Sghr i IR R R LR 12634 | e s e W heat 8 e e 190 M | about 1 under the quotations. Heavy salted 2314127%| Street Rafiroad— napp of Ottawa, an inventor of the | San Pedro; bark Undadfity,®yune 19 scnr Bpsbur Lo T §%l LIVERPOOL FUTURES. Vhole Wheat Flour, $ 50: Rolled Oats (bar. | 5ol 104@1lc; medium, 9%@1lc; light, 5Gsie: Sutomis roller-boat, whose fame for his ingeni- E\I}a‘)fi'\i‘fn’;;:lifill i, Do Tat pretd. D prefa . 1% | June duly. Sept. Dec. | B 506 350 In cacks. fo 0G6 06: Feapl | ST Calr, loe. dry Hildce, ot the s cnsand ous and apparently practical method | SAN DIEGO—arrived Juge #1—Dr ship Gre- Eote a B 5% | opening S5 61 BT me i » 3 25; Green Peas, $ 20 | yrands, 135s@ide; dry Kip and Veal, 16c; dry of navigating the water is not confined | "3d4; from NeJIUEUT Sunol, for San Fran- Do lst prefd Chi G W ....17 34t | Closing 65% Gl% 6% R — Calf, '20c;" culls, 16@17c; Goatskins, 20@40c 3 to the Dominion of Canada. Mr, Kna, o B30 prefa; B b SO ARRGY ses HAY AND FEEDSTUFFS, gac: Kids, Gtbe; Deersiine, good summer, | & & N P 36108 8 |californis ... 122410 | has come to Washington to " send P | ol NDON—Sailed June Zi—Schr Joseph and i & Sl b LIFORN) ES. 7 ; medium, 30c; winter, 10c; Sheepskins, 3 ynamite. .. % N Francisco. St Paul .o 1, Brockiyn R TUL1 a hars. wis loms en e s s e el R ey, o Guant Con G i & naval expert to Canada and inspect the | HeRgy, o $28 5088 ieq June 21-Bitn §t P & Om. S sl #A | The Earl Fruit Company sold Callfornia | day, ns receints fell off considerably. Though | ®2ch: medium, G0@Soc: long wool, ‘$0c@SL 20 "fivm 2% 3" | large roller-boat which he is now ope- | Gieaner.for San Francisco. o S frult to-day at auction, realizing tne following | there is some well cured - stock coming n, | §ish o Horsehides, ealt, 112 50 for large and Al Poe anen "5y o4 | FAtINg successfully in Toronto harbor. | PORT BLAKELEN-arrived fung 21CBr bric U 8 new 4s reg.. 12 N Carolin 6s..... 125 | PU58%] \ nr pHIA, June 21— Apricote—Royay, | TUCH Of the new Hay thus far received 15 oo | fof large and $1 for small: Colts, Bo. ~ Ger L Wks..110 - — | Mr. Knaup claims that he can build a | Mary, & T fringend. 3 Do ‘coup . 24 | ‘Do ds s Tt | g b PLADELPHIA, June 2L —Apricots—Roval, | green, and dealers are fighting Shy of the | - TALLOW.- N o sendered Hyaisic per I, 1 1 |roller-boit 200 feet high in - three | ATO0% Hay—Arrived June 20-Stmr Arcata, 058 & N0 pae aial1lill Hy | BeGH 0. averase 4ill beaches—Alexander. | farket, "as such Hay. ls at 10" steam Sh the | No 3 Sanier e rpuic: Aovase, Bor 20% 24% | months which would be an 1deal t hence June 15 S Ji Do & 1% | average 33 Ciyman, TEegs 0. wverage she; | bajine 0 1Y Fules f7m at tho familiar quo- | WOOL~Fail ciip, Southern Mountaln, 1@1oc; | Water Stocks— _[Hutch S Col 483 0" | ship. He would have It capable b maay | | GRAYS HARBOR. Salled June 2—Seh Maria . 5 7 3 K : ! 9 £ t] osta. ssn. = & - 7 Jnolulu. U8 N3 & | wavg | Koenle Wc. Prunes—Iragedy, $1#. Thre¢ | Tran and Middiings are both lower, In con- | Mountain. 13 monihe. 9@1ie: Ban Jomquin and | Marin Co »... 3 —|Nat Vin Co... = 7 |T¥ing 30,600 men, and asserts that it | Prirmii i Arrived June 2—Stmr Orizaba, Do &8 coup |Nor & W 6s. BOSTON, June 21.—Cherries—Royal Anne, T | “Auence of eXcessive receipts from the north. | Southern, 7 months’, 8@llc; Foothlll and | Spring Valley. 81 08%|Oceanic S Co. 56% 57 | would be much faster than the shi; hence June 19 Sl e pNponEERe @31 16, average 8o, Peaches—Alexander, 660 | BHANCGE sopia 0. O " Northern, free, 1214 e et =l &-fim?oos_ Z s A Ooiwi P | that now. travel the ocean. e TACOMA-—ATTIE M B Minsola, Do B 105 D Nav 1sts e, average 58c; crates, 40c@Sl average 7. | MIDDLINGS—$20M22 per ton. Rty s i o0 | il B Oos = 11" P Paint Co. 7. = Mr. Knhpp said of his proposed boat | hence June 197 = . from Dutch Har- B8 Sareiey 307 1D D !f_gj‘;:m.flggc%u:kg:fi PAREEE R Ok Ml at e il i D bing. ogizer Vafies Oregon. 5atro. ™ | Oakiand Gas.. — 47 vesterday: ‘“Drawing little v?ater. such | "Jailea June 20—Ship Dashing Wave, for Port Atetlinon W s Tr;’sedy‘ $0c@32 25, average $15. Four cars | $32@22 50; Cocoanut Cake, 35 Cottonans; | HOPS—ISVT crop, 9@i2%c per M. Morning Session. a boat could get close inshore, and u’ofi"}‘?fié ANGEIRS - Afitved s Fune. - *NEW_YORK, June 21—Cherries—Tartarians, | thke 0oty Phiaioi, Cornmeal, §28623 90| §AN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET. 100 Bpelile Valley, Waler 9825 | would nok need to enter any particular | iy Alcatraz, from Rockport. B U 350GH1 %, average Gic: Royal Anne. Shcgf 0o, | AT (Swoodr e lots)—Wheat, — B et sbcal Toaiigay : %% | port, but could land troops at any point |~ Sailed June 31—Stmr Alcatraz, for —; stmr Reading ts ayerage Tc; Republican, 400, average o7c: | Wheat and Oat $15Gi0: Oat, 316 suls There is no weakness apperent in Hogs and| g0 Hawalian Commerclal & Sugar...... 34 73 |OR the shores of Cuba. The boat, too, | Alcasan, o S 4 7000 o1 stme Farallon R G W 1lsts, THEAten. 0N tve{:g:‘m.scle\-ehnq, 409 | ley, ; Compressed Wheat, £21 %u 1 the demand for them is as good as ever. Beef | 20 do do b 8......... 2450 |Wwould carry 60,000 tcns of freight, and from Dyea. ., _— Ahxcenmfl“ 5 ,m‘fi .\:rfig pmsgaT(l).tam Alfalfa, $12@12 ‘Clover | and Mutton are firm. Afternoon Session. could be used as a coal boat. With | Sailed June 21—Stmr Elihu Thompson, for St Hule's E‘,f; %0, Plums—Clyman, :{‘fml 3 ‘—Nw Al Hoon: ‘Wholesale rates for dressed stock from | 35 Spring Valley Water 9800 | 60,000 tons of coal on board the roller- | Michael. - e average $115, Nine cars sold. " * | 15 Barley, T Barier. san; LD | sleustierers are as follows SR % 134 | boat ‘weuld be & moving coal station | EURBKA—Arrived June 11 Stmr Sootts, ho EW | ; open atction. Calforain Teole or ‘the Sotras | faifer UL OBIE 1 el stc; third quallty, date per 1. *| % Glant Powder Con ' i 13y | for the deet. Both ends of the boat | "VENTURA—Arrived June 21-Stmr Georgo e 'Efan%yn!& L 9" | prices: 2 per ;bale. : VEAL—Large, 4@sc; small, 6@7c per 1. 20 S F Gas & Electric s700 | could be armed with guns so that an | Loomis, hence June 20. Do Tern naw ol i e T e ;::'ér‘ll—flnrbml;;, BEANS AND SEEDS. De)'fl‘?me— thers, T%@3c; Bwes, 1@T4e IR Oinetly el O 5650 meng' could not capture it."—Washing- FOREIGN PORTS. R R A A ite; g LT . ton Post. NEWCASTLE, NSW—Safled June 17—Ital 5 S Do RE 208.. 0. B0 | Bt e . ot s H m,o;‘gg In the Bean market at the moment ft 15| FORK-Live Hose 1t for large, 5@5%e INVESTMENT BOARD o e av et Wranciees; towa C {Union Pacific is.. w14 | S per o Box.” Branereodssc: | largely question of whose ox 15 being gored. | for medium and Jgi%c for small; A L R MO S on HQUEENSTOWNArrived June is—Ger ship La new ey doe 0 Jutes 88 | 13008 10, Hingle’ cratel Stmoni. 313091 i, | Those bolders who are loaded to the guards | 2G9%c; dressed Hogs, 7gkc. > Morning Session. > g g am uegoy i Weni L&XN eaches—Alexanders, 70 hox; % | with stock are quoting high prices, and those - 2 Glant Powder, b 5. United States Coast and Geodetic Survey— | moo. for Vancotver. < g Gaiaghs, i Buies Sorim, e, W5 | voo vty To il conseninenls 30 uoT | © GENEAT MERGEANDISE. L e Timen wnd sl or Wigh “and “Tow | PXEELTEB N June mostme Acasuio, v B > - R as oo e a % ever, as the crop. Is far from hn%h.& year, | PAGS—Calcutta Grain Bags, 5@5%c: Wool ey Francisco Bi‘ B | e il 1 e N }' TR T BgAN‘ S—&%u nmég‘mu] ites, "$1 75 | Bags, nominal; San Quentin, $4 85. $2000 Spring Valley Water 4s.. thority of the Superintendent. s Pe;wm for_Dunkirk. . 5 ; Large ites, $1 i Pinks, §2 COAL—Wellington. $8 per ton; New Wel- | 25 Soring Valiey Water “g ity nn@n,m ‘waters ow:r at = cu&gpnsw;amu June 20—Schr B