The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 28, 1900, Page 10

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1900. in the United States, as compared with 202 last week, 170 in this week a year ago, 15 in 1898, 259 in 1897 and 221 in 1896 Red, $3 25@3 50; Blac! .33 50; § 40; Pea, nominal; Eedm'xa mlt.lu? s SEEDS—Brown Mustard, nominal; Yellow Best, steady to strong: others, slow to weak: butchiers' stock stronger; natives, best on sal to-day, one carload, § 60; good to prime mer:a AUCTION SALES> SPECIAL SALE Canad. 2 13, s against 26 | $5 15@5 85; poor to medium, $4 50@5; selects Mustard, 4c: Flax, §1 90@2 20; Canary, 3isc last ;.r:".na‘ N n ?x‘:’n’fsiex st year, 34 fn | feeders, e S44 G hixed stockers. W@ 1o for ¢ &nnxornn:.x e ey el 1595, 32 In 1897 and 1 ;_cow * heiters, : | ; Rape, 24GSc; Hemp, $@éci Timo- il 2lig3 W il Sy t0; calves, @8 5. | Oy, aitke - Texans—Receipts, 900; Texas fed steers, $4 30 DRIED Iix-:As_Nne-,”_nomnu; Green, $2 %@ @515 do grass “atéers, §8 3004 25; do bulls, | 230 per ctl; Blackey 3 ol gl s Dun’s Review of Trade. HOUS Hecelpts to-day, 16,000; to-morrow, 13- - 5 anta. Clara County, Caks > f o0 lett_over, "6and. Strong to be lowers top, | £ 0tatoes, Onions and Vegetables. THIS DAY. . £ 34, mixed and butchers. 1 159 34 SATURDAY ..July B % | {0 chioice heavy. 0895 321" rough heavy, | Sweet Potatoes are rather lower. Other P At i O Clock NEW YORK, July 27.—R. G. Dun's Weekly ?:s light, $ 10@5 322; bulk of sales, tatoes show little change. Onions are nem; Tg\:}smnssfrsi;l %;%égvssfi\(&zés l}’tgél%: The market is heavily supplied with Vegetables, Review of Trade to-morrow will say: gr!k‘ullrly Tomatoes, Cucumbers and Summer SHEEP—Recelipts, 5000. Sheep, strong; lambs, Epeculative activity in raw materials is not 10G15¢_higher; good to choice wethers, M 15@ AWATS WHIDR Lot SULLIVAN & DOYLE, present to discou w business. Producers fair_to cholce mixed, $325@4 10; Texas | Squash. o g S F and consumers are getting together in more #504; Western sheep. $4@440; native | FOTATORS- Garnet Chiles. Sc: New Early | Office—3zr Stxtn PO it SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. preferred. T; Grand Trank, t%: Avaconda. | than one. direction, althoush midsummer in- (0% Worcpon s B por el Tor B g oy Tiiers and cagrd b S g 3% Bar eilver, firm; 284 per ounce. Money, | activity is emphasized by disturbed foreign re- pound. ; Sweets, 23G3c per & Dep et Iations, apal hesitatios siways sttengigama- | F————————— ¥ | PoxTons_veitow, RS d British Columbfa_with 15,300 tons: five from . tional political campalgn. Falee starts are to l % : it Sal VR G R T A B G Come Sait per sack, | S aioston, 15,75 tons, and two from Oreson. BoLimn 1 AR D siringh e e Cabforma Fruit Sales. $1@1 25 per crate for Berkeiey and $1@13 for | no deliveries of foreign coal. An absurd article s, -~ - e P 9 is at low- ) Bedi . Silver higher. Exchange as before. autumn 15 lacking and new business 3 at low Alameda; Asparagus, Toe@Hs per., Bos: Gracn | SpcLivertes of foreign coal. An absurd article ks . er prices. Peas, 3@5c per Ib; String Beans, 1%@3c; Li: o P o e. Bank Clearings. A stop to th line in wool brought many | #— * | 5 @ i String_Beans, 114@3c; Limas. | intimating the doubling of coal prices this 1 heat about the same. = Barley firm and more active. £3 [ atop to. the. dscline. s‘wke!r Sk e SRR e SR s s pebbage R e e v, NG year. There are no grounds for such statel 3 Good. sal d Territory Wools | LONDON, July 2i.—FEarl Fruit Company's| Green Of i RSB Elant, 60GTic per bOX: | ments. It Is true the quantities delivered * les of California an: y o T i 181 25 Green Peppers, 25G30c per | closely approximate to the amount consumed. Pears—Bartletts, §1 92 Souvenir de Congress, box for Chili and 35@Tic for Bell; Dried Pep- were made to mills and the trade expects xsuqrs, 8@10c; Carrots, 25@35c per sack: Summer larger purchases to follow the opening of spring sales of California fruit: Eastern Corn cleaned out of market. @228, two-fifths box; NEW YORK, July 27.—The following table, | but we are not threatened with a fuel famine, Some kinds of Oats higher again. Rye dull. ¢ ; . £00ds by the American Woolen Company next uas} IS | hence such heavily leaded headlines are very Some kinds of g agam ¥ oleiid by Bradstreet, shows the bank clear- | S48 ot e e had diffioulty 1n stor | $1 50@2 04, two-fiths box. Plums—Fureka, $3 16 g L for Slwns e s s | misleading. When the present Alaska pressing 55 at principal cities for the week ended July | ing™wore the ‘chief sellers. Sales of wool at | @264, single crates; Purple Duane, average, | {b: Marrowrat Squash, siats wos ton | demand for fuel has been supplied we will be enabled to have a larger supply of British Co- {lumbia to draw from, and more vessels to | transport it. Besides, there are points along $172, single crates; Washington, average $192; Golden Drop, $195@2 25. Peaches—Twin Sisters, 2, with the percentage of increase and de- the three chief markets were only 4,337,300 crease as compared with the corresponding week o pounds against 10,773,500 pounds Jast yea Hay weak under continued heavy receipts. Poultry and Game. Beans unchanged. Some variations in Dried Peas. last year: pSimilarly in fron, (ne Gepression in which | §'eaqa a0, box Seeet . , 2T poir ng - . . as resulte n hesitation an ear in other R e Central ‘acific from whicl 'uel may dotatoes contt lentiful. Onions steady. ! Industries, the tone is better, and In the Pitts- | LONDON, July 27,—Porter Bros. Company | , {drawn in case any marked advance should be Potatocs continue cheap and plentifu Yy | i iogod burg district. the mills have booked & line | sales California fruit: Pears—Second shipment, | - 1IOther car of Fastern was put on. POultry | made here. High prices will open up & pum- Vegetables in liberal supply and generally weak. New York of fair orders in bars and plates. Structural | Bartletts, $126G2 40 half-box. Plums—Second | j1ono ey ut the same, everything being | ber of new avenues at all times. Up to date -getables e £ £ ) | Boston and bridge materlals ace better taken. The re- | shipment. $1 8042 04 single crate. Dicauitul and weak except Plgeons, which are |large consumers may fesl grateful that our g . - ) ic fusal of the Amalgamated Association to allow - = . and good fat Hens. Young Poultry | coast colliery proprietors have not even shown Poultry market still well supplied and dull. | Phitagaiphia o chungs In the wage scale adopted In May has | GHICAGO, July 20 Earl Frult Companys | is particularly hard to sell | the “semblanca of any imtention fo squeeze ! . 3 { St. Louis . led to stytkes &t numerous bar mills, and the | G135 “box. Peaches—Farly Crawfords, 5@9c: "DN'! have a wider range, according to condi- | them, although they have had the power to Butter advances again. Cheese weak and accumulating. Pittsburg . Republic Company is to dismantle some plants | Ry 5 PO POV orY ST T Cling P 706 | Y90 |do so for over a year past. Grain freigh % Baltimore to secure concentration, but the non-union ca- | g0 *EN SRS CARIC SNRL CCRTOCC, e 05 L ‘%l‘ll'flt—u“ Turkeys, 9@11c for. Gobblers | outward have softened somewhat this month. Eggs firm, with the medium grades higher. 2 Francisco pacity will prevent serious scarcity. Further | gi¢' crate; Egs, $1G1 0; Satsuma, $1G125: BUr- | Goslings, 11 Toer . oomcs Pads's, 1 5@130; | This will have a further tendency to advance 88 ) ¥ 3 Cincinnati business In bars shows that agricultural im- | .5 Coate’ RER, B1Ge T, Seluate, FiGos 6 NG | Soslings. $125@1 30 Ducks. 3364 for old and | foreign freights inward on coal. The present 8 sood Peaches honelhs 5 D th = Kansas City plement makers are active. Grey forge has | proic. SYCreSS $LMGo SUSURC. WCCU O | $104 for youns: Hens, $5@6: Young Roosters. | schedule of prices for Australtan and English All gooc eaches bought up along the river. - | New Orleans ;.l,x,,,, to $15 at Pittsburg u;d Be,,,r.t...l,‘.(,,; T e 5 S aingin cratas e anenn;’zqéfa';‘m“fi:p “ld'rxy;g-. :32 | ;t‘-us“-m fend to diminish shipments in this 4 5 | Minneapolis illets sold at §19. With the uncertainty of by = FR , $2 506 0@2 | direction. Latest quotations show an adv Dried Fruits steady to firm. | Detroit . the conference of the steel companies at Chi- | y gortn Bros, sales: S ton. Eranes—Trag b A e, 31 001 75 per dozen for old and | RICE—Rules hina mived, # 2% ‘. | Clevelana cago removed buvers may procced with less | 135 [Plume Wickson, Yoo box, Pranciieng | UGLE tor Squabs, ; | 1._$1 65@4 $5; extra, % 0545 50; Japanese, ¥ % Provisions unchanged and dull Louisville anxiety. Export orders advanced Electrolytic | g6 Crawpords, 55g95c; Strawberry Clings. 65c. | Rabbits, 31 2501 540G per dozen; Cottontail | @5 50; Louisiana, 57 5G7 50 per ctl. IS g E | Providence . Copper from 14% to 16%c, In large lots. Job- | “"NpSr®Fawese: 085 SO eRd - pany . 3 | “SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refining Com- z o) . Milwaukee . bers In boots and shoes are demanding Prompt | calen Caliteiia fotit: PearsBartletts, 31 350 | pany ‘quotes, per ib, in 100-ib bags: Cubes, A Grain bags lower again. | 8t. Paul dellvery on old orders, but new business 18 | 155 hox ana §1 half-box. Plams.Washington, Butter, Cheese and Eggs. Crushed and Fine Crushed. 6.20c; Powdered, = | Buffalo . scarce. Manufacturers are taking leather only | $1°1o. Columbias, $1: Jefferson, 85@%c: Ogon, ¢ 3 5.80c; Candy Granulated, 5.50c; Dry Granulated, Rice firm. Omaha . for immediate needs, but sole i3 more active | o ¥ailow Feg. 60c@§i 15: other varieties (DOOF | Anotn 5 5.70c; Confectioners' A : Magnolta A, 5.30c; IlelmngDoXlll)4 and a large sale for belting }:td: l']llflfleYllle condition). %@sc. Prunes—German, T5@se; | :m:fhfrfllcmn h;dded tlohtho :riu of But- gfi? !&“obz.e:e‘ucg:n "af h.gor:l., 106 o il v loze or ¢ olumbus, concesston is reported. Packer Hides sel ¥ | Gros, $5@Mc. Peaches—Salways, 9¢c; Fosters, | teT. rules very firm, with moderate stocks : halt- ‘more: boxes, S0c more; Becf and Veal slightly lower. Other Meats unchanged. St S e e et ook O e s | A0 & gdod Intevie and Tecal domant 5-Ib bags, l more. No orders taken for less o Denver - It was not at all surprising that Wheat de- | condition), 2@6oc. Cheese is accumulating and weak, With In- | hatbbarrels & asc, bosss. bty DOMIn0S, = = = Hartford clined still further this week, for the price | “’Earl Frate Company sales: Grapes—Malagas. | dications of a decline. In fact. come dealers | DOLEDATTels, 6.45c; boxes, 670 per Ib. Oregon Railway & Richmond | had been held far above the quotation ruling | si 75@1 %0 single crates; Malaga, clusters, $1 209 | are already offering it at concessions. i — Chariers. Qrezon Raiiway Memphls . at this date in 15%, and crop conditions are 5o | 3 %: Fontainebleau, $i@1 20, Pears—Bartletts, | Eecg are firm and receipte are decreasing, Receipts of Produce. n Washington generally satisfactory as to assure an abund- | £1 3031 70 box. Peackes—Early Crawfords, #c | though quotations are not particularly nigher. | — Peor ance for all home requirements and the usual | @$1 50 box:; Decker, 80c@$l single crate: Fos- | BUTTER— 2 5 298 o Rochester amount for export. High prices have curtalled | ters, €0c@$l 65 box. Plums—Egg, 80c@$l 5 sin- | Creamery—Fancy Creamery, 21%@22; seconds, | FOR FRIDAY, JULY 27 ‘\‘f“" Hs‘n’m foreign buying to some extent amdl xnl g?ur gle crates; Eurekas, $1@165; Wickson, 70c@ | 20@21c. & - o ggur‘ qr sln ?;xddllnss, sks. orcester weeks Atlantic exports of wheat, including | §1 50; Kelsey Japans, 55c@$l 5. airy—Fancy, 18 : good 1@ | Whest, etis. ay, tons.. cancisto. : fiour, have been 7,268,435 bushels agalnst 8,830,- L i, oo 1 o ylsalm:'ccm' N dlepe 10§ Basley, ctls. Stras, tona.. st prefd. ast year. reamery tub—20c . s, o ops, bales. % 5 prie. pringdl Failurc for the week were 231 In the United New York Mectal Market. I T e I Sagar, et Wool. bales : Sort Wecth States against 151 last year and 28 in Canmada Firkin—15G20c. | Tallow, ctls Pelts, bdls. : Portla against 20 last year. NEW YORK, July 27.—The feature of opera- _CHEESE_New, §@%: Young America, 9%@ Dutter. ctls }’)‘“l'j:‘:-sn}; w0 5 10c: Eastern, 13%@141sc: Weetern. 10@12¢ per ih. Cheese, ctl; e | d % # | tions on the Metal Exchange was the announce- | g g7 g (e RITECE e 220 | Beans, sks.. Leather, rolls. SR o s ment. from London that 1000 tons of tin had | porQUzC QEOed a0 UGITC for store and 199226 | pEGTTLe s ime, bbl Tacuse . New York Grain and Produce.| | o mme e e ot pot bein_at e Syracuse % ket considerably, offerings of spot being af - 7 - ran, sks. Dea Moines. e Copoer ured qutet ‘ama unchangea nere. | Deciduous and Citrus Fruits. | i\\"l ok B - 4% | In London it was 5s higher “ug?'y,fi:'rjgd angi Imington, spelter, dull and unchanged at $3 57 2% an o | BT | NEW YORK, July 27.—FLOUR—Recelpf [ 802561 & reagactively” Tron iy r::::hx;. x::n:c::::fi-: — mxr:e’::'uml-y‘ | Family Retail Market. : ranton 4 : | 2 carrants a_decline 1 ] Wab Crtui REpias 257 barrels; exports, 9205 barrels; sales L s to 315 5. The brokers price for | All the good Peaches on the river have been l o oo inad bought up. Pears are steady, though there are Wheelin Augusta, G packages; market had a slow trade but di3- | lead was §3 % and for copper, $16 &0, W eather R,-fnm ‘r;‘l‘\‘x“{’“' G | played a little more strength near the close - — still a good many on the market. Figs con- e IANIED, ek in sympathy with wheat. New York Cotton Market. tinue scarce. Grapes and Melons are in fair | Butter is dearer again. Eggs and Cheesa = Pacific Time.) WHEAT—Recelpts, 67,700 bushels; exports, supply, but the demand is nothing extra. | ,oong anout th e, but Eggs are advan ” e | 80,281 bushels: sales, 32,900 bushels _futures: e . though Watermelons seem to be changing | StaRd about the same, - .. & JE | NEW YORK, July #7.—To-day’s cotton mar- | hands freely. There is no marked changs 15 | at wholesale. tures were | - = to-day £ LR BN = P R NG T, e . O e o8 . | ket was the smallest of recent times and nefther | Berries. Lemons continue very firm. Limes| Poultry is in large supply. Meats and Fish E s Wells Fargo Ko % 8 Ere e e bev st Xl e " | longs nor shorts 'could have clatmed decided | are almost cleaned up. | are_about as before. ™ 5 Moo R s e g By aTont €0 e N Cive. ““Otions | advantage at any time during the entire ses- | DECIDUOUS FRUITS— There s nothing new In fruits, except t in e e - g Birmingh | 2 R AR higher cables and foreign | sion. The market closed quiet and steady, with | APRICOTS2ig%c per box and crate; and | Grapes and Melons are in better supply ¥ » e s Mt Wichita } 13 buying. A partial reaction {cllowed and tb | prices net 1 to 4 points higher. "x?lli‘ffl’sé“i’za%“’w.‘l"bé‘:“'}"‘" onmin. ot | B Apricots will soon disappear. Fi 1 e Einghamton . market again turned strong, impelled by cov. i per bo: are scarce an. : sco data—Maximum temper: i e T Lexington |42 ering on bullish crop returns from California Portland’s Business. S0cE) 107 E00d to Cholce: Cradapples NQaC | Vegetables are in thelr usual good supply ¢ rean, 60 Jacksonviile, 215,768 | 14 and the Northwest, talk of better export de- e e BT o i | " ONE . s Kalamazoo 122 | 5.4 mand and a scarcity of speculative offerings. gy 5 3 s and §109 | Coal, per ton— w ONS AND GENERAL o 700 = %c net advance. July closed at | PORTLAND, July 27.—Clearings, $241,818; bal- | 20 per ton In bulk. Cannel ......$—@1% 00|Southfield I Akron 700 | 248 Closed firm at %c net advan v t , July e e s i | it < i, % Chattanooga . 620 | 44.8 82%c; September, S0 11-16GS1%¢c, closed at S1%c; | ances, $34,307. m_k“_fi‘b“&er‘fiax‘su '-‘:“g [~ 2003;,;: Wellington . —@11 00| Wellington —@11 e over the coast Rockford, 11, 359 | ... October clced at Si%c, Decémber closed o - Wheat Market B R o ma s | Seattle ... # 08— [Com By — @ 7o « has risen rap Canton, O. 304,000 | 46.1 823ge. y sl B : Dalry luce, ete.— . An area o Springfield, 25,190 HOPS—Quiet. Northern eat Market. B Butter, per sar.43@% Ranch Eges. per joux Fails, 8, D10 Dags Woois—steads. 5 OREGON. JasEs and 124 tor small Darries. | Cheaacat oo tearial Hamey om0 D, N slfiqufifksfirRgc‘frdzl\id)s‘u?&fil rolce. | PORTLAND, July 27.—A small sale of Walla| Bi\CKBERRIES--32a4 per chest. R - B ;‘,,gh e Closea steadyl, with prices 15 fo 20 pointa ner | Walla wheat waa recorted to-day at e and a| LOGAN BERRIES §s per chest Common Egwe....NQH Toledo ! higher; total sales, 12,000 bags, including De- | round lot was offering at 57c. Most ol.the ex- C".RR:‘\:N_ 57'}‘(‘03@_ —— Galveston | cember, §8 25@8 35; March, §3 40@8 50, and May, | porters decline to bid above e, however, and | HUCKLEBERRIES—7@Sc per b, Houston | 58 60. 5 the market is stationary at that figute. FIGS—Per box, 5c for single and $1 for dou- Youngstown . SUGAR—Raw, strong; fair réfining, 4 18-320; WASHINGTON. L ental Tobacco prefd 1 Steel 4 deral Steel prefd seneral Electric . e Sugar ugar_prefd. 42 4 5-82¢ DRIED FRUITS. There were no material changes in the price of evaporated apples to-day, but a weak un-| | dertone prevailed owing to the continued large -32¢; molass centrifugal,. 9 test, | refined. Springfield, Little Rock. Evansville Helena Macon i, TACOMA. July 27.—WHEAT—Quiet and un- changed; Eluestem, 59¢; -Club, 57c, both for ex- port. firm. s0@7sc. PEACHES—2@50c per box and 25@s0c basket; in carriers, 65@S5c; in bulk, n.scz’g per ton; Sawyer's Seedlings, 75c per basket. GRAPES—Fontainebleau, 0@60c per crate: 5c@$1 per crate; Seedless, $1@1 25 per erature was 54 degrees west of the Rocky M -15@20 Foreign Markets. 1% SOPAL Eme - Totals, U, S. offerings of chelce and fancy grades. Cali- ® 100 o Is, ce 3 & H > 1t a Game : a1 Totais outside | fornia dried fruits ruled dull and nominal. = S twater, 40g60c; black, 65@7e; Jo- | HERNITY AR G S Ducks, each ! . et e | 'STATE EVAPORATED APPLES—Common, | LONDON, July 27.—Consuls, $7%; Silver, T ¢ 10e@s1 25 . ¢ Younz Koosters, Geese, each... 1 26 e P 10N OF CANADA. | 3t5@se; prime, 5%@s%e; choice, 5%@6%c; fancy, | 27 15-16; French Rentes, 99f 95c. Cargoes on | MELONS—Nutmegs, qw S Der case; G | O weeoeeerons: QTS Pigeos, Dais. fornta—Fair Saturday: e = 2 | 7@Tse. passage. qulet and steady; cargoes No. 1 stand- | {eloupes, $1 50G3 per crate; Watermelons, $8@20 | (3R Joqiire. “'a —as0) Rabbits, patr. N fPer Ct.—~ | ' CALIFORNIA DRIED PRUNES—3%@7c per | ard California. 30s 34; cargoes Walla Walla, 288 | PS50 ¢ ppi1TS valenctas, $1 50@2: Lem. | Fryers. each 406245 | Hare. each.. .. " —am o Bleedt Inc.|Dec. | pound, to size and quality. & 2d; English country markets. quiet. ons. $) 26@?2 30 for common and $3M4 for grod | Brollers, each.....25@40/ Doves, per dz.75c@$100 Sl Btasl ekl APRICOTS—Royal, 11@14c; Moorpark, 15@1%c. | LIVERPOOL. July 27 —WHEAT—Firm: No. | P800 S8 00 “rimes nominal at $8: Ba- | Turkevs, per Ib...15g2 N s e PEACHES—Peeled, 14@18c; unpeeled, 6@%. |1 standard California, 6s 2d@6s 213d; wheat in | 2507 56 Ben= Finsagniie. 5t B Druite snd Wuts— Rrod sy | Paris: steady: fiour in Paris, steady: French | 1473s, 31,242 30 per bunch; pples, §1 50g | Fruits ORI e 5 Pt e —% | country markets. steady. EgS e O Almonds, per 1b..15G— Oranges, dozen....1: G MCADIE, n COTTON—Uplands, 5%d. 3 ; .. Apples - 4@ 5|Lemons, dozen.... 15320 Forecast Official. o G ] Chicago Grain Market CLOSING. Dried Fruits, Nuts and Raisins. | Bananas, dozen. 1042 Nectarines, per ib 54 s T R Mail = | ag 3 WHEAT—Spot, steady: No. 2 red Western, 6s LS | Blackberries, dwr.20@3' Plums, per Ib..... 4@ 5 * ple’s Gas . ] ’ 2d; No. 1 Northern spring 6s 3d: No. 1 Califor- There is no further change to report. All | Crabapples. per l:f 4 galfln-. per Ib... !52'& | teel Car pref g 4a; el ¢ e @10 S - N | EASTERN MARKETS. | an” Palace Car.... CHICAFO, July %1.—Two helping hands, one | CORN-Spot, firm: Amerlcan mixed new. 34 & satistactory demand. | Figs, per Ib a1 Strawberries, per | | lard Rope & Twine % 4 |a good export demand for American Wheat, | 11d; do old, ds 11%d. _Futures, firm; Septem- | DRIED FRUITS-Old Crop—Prunes, nominal | Logan Berries,per | drawer 20§30 = i i | { the other a rise at Liverpool, mere helldflou( ‘\ ber, 3s 11%d; November, 4s %4d. E;",‘"'d~ o ;.::h.pué‘,::g ’l-\‘?::e’ixs"fikh'yfl?‘ ‘3:::' g V@50 “‘:;:\Ldelo;r .: ot igar prefd i oy . . « -] | to Wheat when trade began to-day, and Sep- od, o B s 2 Vhite | % elons, = ., ea..15G35 New York Stock Market. see ( Bradstreet's Financial Review.| | tomber. grasping the opportunity, changed | Figs, ; Bleached Plums, Ti4c: Unbleached | €ach ... 5@ b, Sfock Market. States Leather . | | hands %@ic higher than the close yesterday | ¥ | |Plums. 6c for pitted and 1% for unpitted | Vegetables— | United States Leather pratd. 5 L lat 76y to 7T3%e. An additional element of NEW CROP—Apricots. 6@7i4c for Royals and | Artichokes, doz..30@60(Lettuce, per doz..15@— X he room traders suc- | U 1 States Rubber. i * | strength was that the Argentine shipments, LOCAL MARKETS. ioorparks; Evaporated Apples, | Asparagu 4710 g:mn;, per 1b.... 3@ 5 ng prices up for a time t United States Rubber prefd NEW YORK, July .—Bradstreet's review of | L400,000 bushels, according o Bard's fgures. | Stie: Pears, SGT4c; Plums, pit- | Beets, dox _.....12415 Okra, " green drifted downward oward | CHETR on he sto a 0-1 e s were comparatively moderate, and another " | . - e gr;'“‘,:fl P Yo Tron & Steel the stock market to-morrow will say: | was that the Liverpool advance was partially | ¥————— % Bleached Thompeon's fancy. per| Colored per Ib.. 4@ §(Peppan na X iy small net blic Iron & Steel prefd. ullress has been the rule this week. Specu- | 300 o' Sheinkage of 9,600,000 bushels in the : 1, 10c: cholce, Sc: standard, Sc: prime, fo; un- ma, per Potat Transit. This stock C & St Louis.. lative activity” has shrunk to the narrowest | o Exchi 1d Bull bleached Thompson's. per b, 6c. Sultanas— | Cabbage. each..... 5310 Sweet ostimate of the English crop. Following the xchange an ion. - e | Covy - < the speculation Third Avenue . proportions and a heavy tone is shown, due to | opening there was enough selling, mostly by Fancy, per 1. ahc,hvt';clgclz e !!;n‘dlrrl. 6%c; | C:]l;qo';zl:éhn ;;E‘;:ff"},“ o Ses e the strength of = the fncreased attention the pubilc markets hera | scalpers, for profits to send September back h P et Y prinie . be;. untheckett e e M Seedinan, | ¥ i 2O | Sane. e Wb ?gi: sl Shares sold. = giving to the Chinese situation. The un- |to 7%c, but at no time did the bulls show | Sterling Exchange, sight... $4 8% | 5o-1b boxes, bc; 2-crown, loose Muscatels, §ie; | J 5 jSage. nehs. . 26035 yearly statement y Xets 1 | . Sterling Exchange, sixty days. 485 #c; 4-crown, 7c; London Layers, 2- | Cucumbers, per String Beans, lb.. 4@ 4 e prine. will wnow aeser | 1. o o L e i e e S5y [room fl Sermi 3 e Liven € | Sy g Sttt Suan has been expected. The stock | . o ¥ ool e fairly steady selling of American stocks by | day there were numerous reports of unfavora- ‘;;:: ;!r:_l;:(&hh.nnm.m:" llg\s Clusters, $2: De:n-.l gr.m;o;mr;;mm 33. IAII s . & o of over three points | Dg coup forefgners. At the same time the advance in | pje crop conditions in the Northwest and ex | Fine Stiver, per cunce %3 Gy | prices are f. o. b. pping points | Sreen Corm. & influence and helped | T open market discount rates at London to above | ceedingly poor thrashing returns. One Dakota ne‘. D(;"D' s b-d 815 California i e Teathin. pas I t relapsed a point in the | U 4 per cent and the hardening of exchange here | man expressed a wish to go on record that | Mexican Dollars, % | NUTS—Walnuts, $@10c for Standards and 9 s, el ng ol v bl b1 created a feeling that heavy gold shipments | fhe crop in his territory would not be 10 per 3 @ilc for sottshelle new Almonds. 114g | gl gogp et augdi il £ The movement of the Markes abroad this week | CCOL Of last years. To this bullish array Texas Wheat and Other Grains. for paper shell, S for otk sad ¢te for | Barses 30 Sea Busa b ¥'s rise. Sugar, which | - § Je¥ G TE- Rk was favarable i London and advesse to Pare. | #dded her mite by complaining of heavy dam- hudsh'lk_ lifornia: Brazlh Nuts, 11@123c; 1. | Codfish 19G— | Smelts i b e et | 810 Or Nav lsts.. UIe" re 0 ‘steriing rates &t the iutter clty in | 3% {rom rain. There was o good cash de- |\ yp.7_The local market showed no change | bores, Iogitc: Pecans, 11Gidc; Cocoanuts, § 3o | Flounders 5310 Soles ...... of the raw{ U Do ge, particular moking she triasgular markets | [iiseq by reports of good export sales in other | worthy of note, and continued dull. @s. & | Halibut 12615 | Skates, cach : 4 through which gold has been shipped from New ONEY—Comb, 12@12%c for bright and ng , Kinefish i2| Tomeod .. > . U s York to Paris no longer profitable. No gold | cities. Scptember gradually rose on a mod- | Chicago opened firmer on better forelgn ad- IH o Yight amber: water white, 74@Tisc, | Mackerel B g late reaction entirely | Dif of Col 3.6 was therefore sent out on the French sieamer | erately active demand to 76%c and - closed | yices, but the crowd was bearish and forelgners | 1P 00 E¥, fracted, eu@onc: dark, sigae | Do, Horse —@—| Do hardshell, 100,40 5) Wihe sasiconll Met Sontinesed | A 10A0 R G W ists . salling on Thursday, but as demand sterling | StTONg, %@%c over vesterday, at 76%c wera selling. Receipts were diminishing. There | &0t Perch 10912 | Crabs, each 106 1 ntinu Do St L & I M con 3 had been advancing to nearly 34 S5, it was ap- | COTA Was again quoted higher at Liverpool. : it 214G per ™. —8—| " Do softsheii, dz 2543 arrow. The sharp gains | Canads SL'& S F Gen s, precated that only the direction of the goy | The =hipping demand was excellent. ~Septem: | was a £00d shipping demand, however, and 18.- |~ BEESWAX—24@36c per 1. —@12 | Mussels, quart... 1061 ! of stocks bad little in- | Ches & Ohio 4%s ut con....... outflow had been changed and that London | ber closed %@lc over yesterday at 3Stc. e LR S S S et B T Prav 1 12Q15(Oysters, Cal. 100. 406 rest of the list, which hung| Do b8 #7 PC&P ists.. would from now on be the probable destination | Trading in oats was somewhat limited, but | FAFC & C0/C e tina " oh on made operators roVISIOns. —@2 Do Eastern, doziueid _ Gains of over a point were | C & N Con iz Do 5s... of these shipments. The forelgn influences were | the tone after som iness during the first | U0, 0 6 A rgentine reported a favorable |- saol balf a dozen mtocks at the mid. | Do § F Deb 5s outhern Pac thus generally unfavorable to the market here. | part of the session was September closed | builish. 7 et = i s & But none of, these were fuliy | Chic Term 4s.... vihern Ry At the same time the local factors, while not | %@%c Improved at 22%@23%c. e R T e wnd sy |, Duliness SUll chats - SE 4 nothing more than fractions | Colorado Sou 4s Stand R & T 6s. “bearish, dia not encourage bullish demonstra- | Smailer Hog receipts and the grain strength | Lle‘l: D AE TS G shodt "'h3 s ng. CURED MEATS—Bacon. 10@10%c per Ib for * the close of the day. The strength | P & R G 1s Tex & Pac 1sts.... tions. Time money gives Indications of hard- | caused some liberal covering by shorts in the | M '&?" st T © same. _ . | heavy, 10%@10%c for light medium, 11%c for | re mnd Ohio ‘was apparently due to] Do 4s.... i Dy Sdat i ening under the prospect of gold shipments, and | provision pit and this, combined with a good | _Spot Wheat—Shipping, % millings, §1 07% ht. "1214c for extra light and Mic for sugar- T ~ | by shorts. Burlington was marked | Erie Gen 4s. Omton Pac a conservative feeling over Chinese complica- | cash demand and higher prices at the yards, [ @1 10. AR R S Ugh 1 Sastern sugar- cured Ha: e HE STOCK MARKET. | et T e e s e e e tions has an effect on the action of large in- | caused a. strong advancing market in Hog A A TE ured. eef. $12 per bbl: extra Mess. $13: Fam- | - show better net results than | General Elec Do Bn 104 rests. The investment demand for dividend- | products. September Pork closed 36c over yes- | Informal Session—9:15 o'clock—December—6000 3]!_15'"‘, extra Prime Pork, $I5: extra clear, $19. B ¢ b 1d. St. Paul, Lousville. Umion | Jowa Cent lsts.. Test Shore 4 112 paying stocks noted early in the present month, | terday, Lard 12%c higher and Ribs 10@i2%c | ctls, $113%. 1y, 416 50, Smoked Beef, 1214G13c per Ib, s | Po ri Pactfic were the only ptier| K C P & G iats ’\ . Cénir 1 5 ided, and the public is not inclined t5 | better. Second Sesslon—December—2000 ctls, $113%. | Mess, MO0 TIE0 00q at 7o per Ib for com-| There was a fair business on the morning Ta & any notable strength. | L & N Unt 4s...... a Centurles art n speculation at present Floating | The leading futures ranged as follows: quRggular Morning Session—December—5000 ctis, peiNe and Ssc, for pure: half-barrels, pure, | session of the Bond Exchange. with a pro- r ouBoEmEnts OF The sgres- M1 OCKS, and there is still no disposition on the part of Open. High. Low. Close. | * Afternoon Sesston—December—2000 ctls, $1 13%. | S%e: 10-1b tins, Siez Bb tps, Bhe o | nounced advance in Gas & Electric from %2 75 - e Cheanoihe agres- | Chollar ... 1 Ontario .. €00 the actual holders of securities to sell them. BARLEY—Under & better demand offerings | COTTOLENZTOUCRCIL [N, (U, T | to K under (ree sales. Thers Were 20 other 5 b Chicago conference. | Crown Point 0 Ophir @ The situation as regards the corn crop s con- 7 5% T5% | have been matertally reduced and the market naif-barrels, $c; ane tierce, $c; . | marked fluctuations. 5 Pt s I awm | ok (). 35 Plymouth . 10 sidered satisfactory. but while railroad earn- ki3 5% 14 | 1g firm. Futures, too, are firmer, and more | S%ec: five tierces, 8%c per Ib. | _In the afternoon Gas & Electric declined to & P and Sonidated | Desdwood ... 1 Quickaiiver 150 ings continde in the main to increase, the fact | Seprember | % 76% 765 active. . e 425 and Spring Kalley Water o $94 12t & ons were oa inflone. | Gould & Curry 15 Quicksilver L 650 that weekly returns of such an important road | Corn No. 3— Feed, 72%@T3%c for No. 1 and 6:@0c for oft | Ffides. Tallow, Wool and H"P“' The ofl stocks were dull and featureless all t sl W 1 erra Nevada..... as the St. Paul have exhibited decreases since | July g 3y 3% | grades; Brewing and shipping grades, T5@soc; s day. 3 o - he less despondent | Homestake andard the beginning of the month exercises more in- | August - ) 3% 39% | Chevaller, nominal. Cr The Quincy Mining Company has declared a P v fluence than it is entitled to do In view of the | September . E o B% 28 CALI» BOARD SALES. HIDES AND SKINS—Culls and brands sell | dividend of $4 per share, payable August 15. < W o fact that the reduced spring wheat yield neces- | _Oats No. 3— 2.3 0008 about 1lc under quotations. Heavy saltead | Dividends payable to-day are $IS.000 by the alings = Ock e = tarily affects the business of a orthwestern | July 2214 2214 221, | Informal Session—December—4000 ctls, 76c. Siec: ligh : | Alaska Mexican and §75.000 by the Alaska “udur;l were Insignific EOSTON ST0 M.;“:I\T}' BONDS roads and those of the St. Paul system In par- | August 23 oy 223 | Second Session—No sales. Steers, 9ic; medium, s-:lied lcnt. s:w.cé "Co;- | Treadwell. . ‘,,.?“,,,,.v,,;:, f,’l’-’":,‘, “’r"’ : 5 ‘m:m,:;mn iy et mbis ng 227, nflu_'ulnr Mn_;:’nl.nx &m%n_ pemmber—m ctls, | bides, Stzc: Stags, 6c: e l:l e i g = i i Bite ed A 3i@4%! Union Pacific 2 Mess Pork, per bbl— & & flv:g, 6000, T7e: 2000, TTlc; 6000, Tie; 4000. | pry Hides, 2"“"{:“';“::' !ns: snh.n .k:k. STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. d in London. L =t Fnd —#% | July .. 11 90 0 e o s Ehatan N ek Dry Kip, Bc: Ty L s eepskins, — d the belfef rema Atchison 263 | Westingthou | September . 1985 9 OATS—The market continues firm and severa] | Shearlings, 20G30c_each; short Wool, 3o@soe FRIDAY. July 272 p. m. - L : M Wool, it Bid. Ask. Tiher gold Wil gb° ot et | Do prefd. +| Mining Bradstreet's on Trade. o) pes WA i | escriptions show a further advance The da: e dee. salt, 122 25 for large §1 3| U S Bonds— | Equit G L o B The bond market contiiued @ull, but s e e e | September . 67 682 mapdrs. good. e 81 for simall and S fof colts; | 48 quar coup..USX118% Mutual EICo. a&x"“n o e otel e e e e s e i | ® % | October wr... 68 69T o he, SUI0BLIS: Surprise. $1ov01 4 Rea | for AU oy 1 50 Tor targe. $1 25 for me. | 43 do res. ISANSR OGL & H - en i d States 38 (registered) D e oy [atiaatle NEW YORK, July 21.—Bradstreet's to- e v e 1223 per il; off Erades of all kinds, $1@1 07is. | dium. §1 for' smail and B@e for colta. Deer- | 48 0 o2 o Homitt | Pac T oo e poihited States 38 (registered) declined 1 and | Boston Elevated. Boston ont. J B . mor. | July ..o ¢ 7 0% CORN—Prices are higher. Offeririgs are now | Skins—Summer or red skine, e fall or R e R cou in the bid price. | Boston & Maine..189 |Butte & Boston.... 2 | Tow will say: Important changes in trade and | SchieTber - H solely of Callfornia, ns ‘the Eastern ta alf | 410m Skins 800 ForoCr or 8 e and smooth, | Cal-st Cab 5. 116% — S F G & E.... Sies . TURE. SIOCK SAST. | 'xm’énfig.”'c'mh' 38% :‘:rln‘:fl;lu‘\' e | speculation are notably lacking this week, but [ — —— - cleaned up. This market is now lower than !““*'S,‘;'u“,',f gsuru. o Bl oo d € Water 5s.106% — | San Franc Federal Steel 32% Humboldt more than usual- @ per ctl; e Bi3c; grease. 2@2%c. ;- Do pref: o 11y irregula v ” Ti%c; No. 2 corn, 39%c; No. 2 vellow, 3%ic; No. | White, §120@1 32 per ctl; small round vellow. | 36 Feined, s%c: is quotabl Geary-st R 5s. — % |Firem's Fund.28 — prefd. Gobe Oscecla gular appearance to 'the general situa- i hite, 241 @24%c: Ni 0. + | T WOOL~Spring clip is quotable as follows. N 5 - oy e e S we " Cop 9% | notice are the practical assurance of an i gholee halting Baries T saiicl Nool fiaxseet | LUCKWHEAT. Nomin e e County, troe, gt Miadie Coun: . Anglo-Cal Lid. 55 - = - = | ne o o) ous rains I 50; No. 1 Northwestern, : prime timothry | Zeen " defe 3 5 = 1 Cal £ D B rapeake & Oni i e Gian Mintng. 28 | the further West, the continued cheerful re. | secd, $3 1734@3 20; mess pork, per bbl. $1i 304 Fl d Mills manihs’, Hguc; Seathern Mountain, fres. 7| Lon P & A 1o icago Great West gy el g cnn] g2 | Dorts from the sections which have gathered | 11 80; lard, per 160 Ibs, $6 673@6 80; short ribs our an: tuffs. months’, 106 g e g 3 First Nationl. — 318 Burlington & . - S sz - %% | and are now marketing & large winter wheat | ides (loose). $6 957 %5: dry salted shoulders PR T i e 1h i etne | 3, — 101% Merchants' Ex 5 — . Loussvs | ot crop, ady! proves i e e 3 X 3 San 5 N ind & Loutevilie § Condition of the Treasury. in"the Nortinwest, With Teports of Tenewals o | @1 5; whiks, basis of high wincs, i1 tra; | FLOUR—Californla Family Extras. £ 6003 75, | Joanuin Lambe'. Stc per b S S rie | Savingn B 3 Chicago & Eastern Illinols.. e | earlier canceled orders for fall goods, fairly | sugars, cut 10af, 6.8%¢; granulated, 6.32c; con- | usual terms; Bakers’ Extras, § 4088 50; Oregon | HOPS—Old, nominal at 5@10c per Ib; new, X ¢ N s 3 Chicago & Northwestern.. 3 - satisfactory gains in gross railway earnings, | fectioners' “A,” 6.28¢c; oft “A,” G.13¢; clover, [ and Washington, $2 75@3 10 per barrel for fam. | 10@12c. N R o m - - Chicago, Rock Island & Par WASHINGTON, July 27.—To-day’s statement | Jess weakness in prices of the country's lead: | contract grade. §5. ily and $3 15@3 50 for bakers'; Eastern, g4 75 | Doda ... 1% — Mut Sav Bk.. & 2 C & St Louis | of the Treasury balances in the general fund, | ing cereal products, based apparently 'on re- : barrel. ARG isco Meat Mark NPCRR&BW0l — 'S F Sa 4 s (e | @xciunive of the $150.000,000 gold rescrve in tha | Newed buying of thelr export and raiher more TS CRFS —Prices in sacks San Francisco Meat Market. | N3¢ 1105 Sav & L. = B e 4% ! aivision of redemption, shows: Avaflable cash | '"uiry for Wool by manufacturers. usual discount _to the trade: Graham ims | X cal v o I Data ™ 24 prefd. 3 | balance, $15L,2%0,748; gold, $72,406,081. | Unfavorable elements in trade probably find $3 per 100 Ibs; Rye Flour, $2 75: Rye Meql, g5 o1: | The market s unchanged, except a slight | Oak G 35, 1105 = wf iveoed 5 o TR 3 e | Shelr Shist . STesiass MMt in the oo Rice Flour, §1; Corn Meal, § T5: extra craqgy | decline in Beet and Veal. Reports from Utah | O Tran fe..1i5" — | Street Raiiroads— $ ki~ g er | and 3 stry is, if possi- : 5 ;' o = al e g oo New York Money Market. | bis, mors deprosses thar at ‘aoy e cocirec Biclbont™ iy " glplisl "Bk B YA H: | are thar largy numbers of aheep are being | Gheapic 3 £ 1004 Ghary e Erle - g would be checked by the ok rprierd X 880, Partas, W 00; Whols Wheat Flour, 3 35: 3 = f ‘ e 5 Erle 18t prefd.... NEW YORK, July 27.—Money on call, steady, | matter at a cost hasts h.‘,,'{:',‘,’,"d,‘;:p“p:“;‘:g On the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter | Rolled Outa_(barele), m‘fihm sacky, ‘o' | - SEEP-¥06c per b for e ',‘;;,;m’“;;r n |P&S RS (P - Great Northern pref at 1%@1% per cent. Prime mercantile paper, | because this week steel bars have been sold in | MAFket was fim: creamery, 13@itc; datey, | 97 Fetth per 100'ba. i Green | MUTTON—Wethers, T2@Sc; ewes, 1g7ie per | Powell fnm P Banme ey i Fovuat busines - n *vankerst bitls | Bnguestionably Selow the Dadudof et i gty | Wke, T o o MO PERinsprine. sugse ger | E5E UEnaran (Gials ooE % g B g T e for demand and . $4 7% | materials and manufacture.” That & large ton Hay and Feedstuffs. FORK—Live Hogs, f for small, 5X@S%e tor | 5 B Of Cal G311l it Vigoris ... 3% i (.""‘"", A for whityr L kkss Boiad s " nage of this material and Southern pig fron has medium and 5%@5%c for large; stock Hogs and | S P Of A 6s.. KINY Sugar Stocks— e . L oy Mwwl been worked off seems certain, but it Is still a Recelpts of Hay are running very | fecders, 5%e¢; dressed Hogs, $@Skc. § P C 68(1%5).108 12 |Hana S P Co. 8% R E W 1% ¢ 5% Commercial ., S3@4 8314 sil- | buyers’ market with everyhting that this F g Futures. pt i fiopy ery large again —_— Do (1908) ....112 112% Haw C & S Co §7'a Take Frie & W, > 26 ver, 60%c. Silver certificates, 61%@62i4c. Mex- | implies. oreign . and the market ‘weak at the decline. - Do s | Honokaa S Co 3133 2 St i W abmcn predi -¥ jican dollars, 4Sc. ~Government bonds, weak; | Kxport business would undoubtedly expand BRAN—$12 50@13 50 per ton. - General Merchandise. R == Huteh S P €0 25 oo g GELTLSS State bonds, inactive; raflrcad bonds, steady. = | i ship room were available. Among other MIDDLINGS—$17G20 per ton. A S P Br ‘1 | Kilaues 8 PCo 9% oo . £ Necne, metals tin Is locally lower on freer arrivals. FEEDSTUFFS_Rolled Bariey. $16 per ton: | paGS-Grain Bags are lower again. S Y Water 6,113 — Makawell S Co 415 : anhattan Elevated . | M. after touching the highest price fin ¢ 2 Oftcake Meal at the mill, 20gsT: Jobbing, $20% B again. San +eeee.. 103%104% | Omomea S % LB Retmpclisen { London Market. Sears. ysancd 25; Cocoanut Cake. $20G21: Corn Meal® 355 5o, | Quentin Bags. $5 €5: Calcutta Grain Bags, 5@ | Pasnhan 8 Go 4 l""‘“” entral L { Rather more Inquiry for wool at Eastern G ined Corn. $28° irixed Feed 214 * l6%c: Wool Bags, 28%@32ic: Fleece Twine, | Stocktn Gas % 9% — | Miscallaneons . 16 Minneapotis & 8¢ Losts fd - ¥4 | NEW YORK, July 27.—The Commercial Ad-|markets is a sign of manufacturers getting HAY—Voluriteer. $ 50@6 50; Wheat, $10g12; Mic: Fruit Bags, €2@i6%c for white and §iq | . Water Stocks— Al Pack Assn. — - 0 D pre fhy | yertiser's London financial cablegram says: | FeRAY for the lightwelght season. Do “flfl‘?:"“}@m‘-““fl‘: Clover, | ssic for bleached fute. Contra Costa.. 854 653, Cal Fruit Assn — e i Ohio...cox 255 | Business was not increased in the markets | week agzregate %,303.743 busheis, as sl ten. . Der | COAL—‘Wellingten. $9 per ton: Southfield | Spring Valley. 4 384 ‘raniy SUmm - Mirmourt, Kansas & Texds. 30" | here to-day and the tendency was heavy. ex- | 381 bushels iast week, .05 452 bushele 15 The ETRAW—25@40c per bale. i Wellington, $9: Seattle, $7: Bryant, ;| Gas & Electrior (Vo e - v hr."!hmr *, exas prefd...... 30% | cept in home rails, which were still rallyl ccrresponding week of 1899, 2,311,822 bushels in Coos Bay, $ i:; Wallsend, $9: Co-operative 150 New Jersey Central. <122 | eharply on bear covering. Americans moved | 185, 2,345,021 bushels in 197 and 2,645,748 bush- Beans and Seeds. Wallsend, §; Cumberiand, $12 in bulk and » i PRI 3 | pithin » narrow range. The Bank of England | els in' 186, 8 ¥ $13%5 in ‘sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, etk 4 bought £20.000 in gofd bars. Sliver closed at| From July 1 to date this season wheat ex- A == 14 Cannel, 411 per ton: Coke. $16 per ton in Nmmmm&»*-- m 25d on Eastern demand. W“’“‘""""‘" against 13,797,203 . 3 There {s no further change in Beans, but | PUlk and #1S In sacks: Rocky Mountain de- ODETIO & WESEN........o.csssessorr o CLOSING, last séason and 10,38L810 bushels ' fn Chicago Livestock Market. Dried Peas show some vartation. scriptions, 8 45 per 2000 pounds and $ 30 per = BEANS—Bayos, §2 6562 75; Small White, 1335 | “Harrisons: Stonbi hoya: Oregon Rallwey & Navigation 1898-99. —_ Union Pacific preferred, 77; Northern Pacific Business fallures are smaller. numbering 153 cnxéguo,:flyn.—cAmwm @3 40; large White, $2 60@2 75; Pink, $2@2 $5;