The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 9, 1901, Page 31

o THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1901. : b 31 State, common to good, 3@3%c: prime, %@ | - ————— % ADVERTISEMENTS. 5%c; choice, 6@6%c; fancy, 8%@3%:. | | R s i v LOCAL MARKETS. ‘ ; . P)I?ITNES—Z*ENAC per pound, as to size and “ [ R. / quality. =z —_——— % l i IN AN (I Al- APRICOTS—Royal, 8@12 Moorpark, 7%a1%. |- * ' 0 I PEACHES—Peeled, 11@15c; unpeeled, 6@10c. F g e o Exchange and Bullion. NY hicago Grain Market. | Sterling Exchange, sight.... e T e | AIR COMPA | Sterling cables .. OMMIRAAL - LS — -IP . # | New York Exchange, telegrapl Z *CHN‘AG(L June 8.—!!9!1'; in the wheat pit ¢ Sjlver, per ounce. SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. Distiof Sob by (PARENT COMPANY.) CAPITAL STOCK, $10.060,000, of which the TREASURY holds $5,000,006. SHARES $10, FULLY PAID AND NON-ASSESSABLE. NO BONDS NOR PREFERRED STOCK. % |Reading gen 4s.... 714 | Nad the better of the news on hand before | Mexican Dollars, nominal Atchison gen 4s...103% R G W 1sts the beginning of the session, and July wheat v S s EXECUTIVE OFFICES, BOWLING GREEN BUILDING, NEW YORK. r:;“’qu:jefi'h st Ler ;5 opened %@lc lower at T3¢ on heavy rains Wheat and Other Grains. WORKS, 121 WEST $TH STREET. NEW YORK, and WASHINGTON, D. C. | Gnoada So 2ds.....109 |St L & S F gen 6s throughout Kansas and Oklahoma, where mois- e ey 1 i e ceallty. WhaE Silver a fraction Srier « h-': f O 4%s......107%|St Paul cons. Sure was Hadiy nesded;’ Whe fmpiessiar cradted 4 ai ir has evolved from the experimental stage into a substantial ity. DT . > ¥ |81 & % "—] Liverpool lower may do is no longer a speculative, unsolved problem. What it HAS done and what it W heat fl Chi'& N con o 100%| Do S was that the Kansas crop would be about | WHEAT—Farls and Live pEEn is dolng are the criterions of its future. G i 4 ;. 0 Do S 5 - Th N 5 5 . . . o . heat and Barley quict and casy. Chlease erm & hat towor camtes, caused an early decline.of | | Ghicase was weak. dull and bearish; owing o During the past six months the development of liquid air has AW it - . o5 M Colorado So 4s. 89 4 o & g lower cables, and the leac s - " g AL pincr grains inactive and wnchanged. DR G (T e uaslllfh | O DU 2 et appeieed o war, | (e Southwest. ‘Large short lines were put ot equaled the progress made in the early history of electricity in the y . it Irie gen . %0 0 2 99 on Snow’s estimate of a croj 785,000, e & . . - o Hay ond Feedstuffs as previously quoted. FW & D C iste. 108 U Pacific rent. and this feeling of reluctance was sup- | bushels. The weather was cool ana coudy in | first six years, as is proven by the successful operation by this A - - f’?!*n Electric ‘\\ abash 1sts. ported by later reports that possibly the Kan- | the Northwest, and Kansas and the So;,l!hv:e;tl ' r 'd e 2 - t thine neww i e | Towa Cent 1st. “| Do 2ds. ins 1d interf ith harvesting. | reported d rains. Statistics are all bearish. | Notliing new in Beans and Seeds. [ L& Ny .70 | west S B i o U aritie P et | pensh gl e, St ELa S cor‘;l[;:ny of liquid air refrigerator cars on the Vanderbilt system, > 7 " 2. . 84% | Wisc Cent 4 price to 73%c. The market fluctuated narrow- [ note. he stock on hand in the State ap “ Potatocs, Onions and Vegetables about tle same. i s Cent b v vtaenee of consrebie v . | e, o < e and the erecting of a large refrigerating plant for the Ballentine » . o= . K MINING STOCKS. port. and there was also a fair campaign ol Spot eat—Shipping, CH ' H H i H Quotat’ons for Butter, Cheese and Egges undisturbed. } 20, Little Chief. s i pmt AR e’,“‘-",, “'”?‘13?'3-?{‘.,:"'“‘ and N LA paa eX Br_‘ewery of Newark, N. J., which includes the supplying of their re- & | I 3 t @ 14 igher a 2 8C. . o Fresh fruits generally in ample supply [ 130/ Opmir . | OEe L KT R oraby ranse of | o cALLBoampsanes. o |frigerator cars and the operating of 80 delivery wagons as auto- g supply. i T 17| prices with business, hieny of a local specula. | , Informal Session — 9:15 trucks, utilizing liquid ai th ti No new features to Dried Fruits | Comstork Tonnel..!05% Potost H ::X‘\"efii"}:;lmclen July closed %@¥e lower at | 200) ctls §102%: 4000, $103. 3 izing liquid air as the motive power. Provisions firm and in fair demand ol LI 3 SN | SOM Wore sairly active and steaay. guly | Eeguier Morning Sejslon Ne sttt oy, This company is operating daily on the streets of New York, % . 1 w demana. Small Hope: 45 | closed unchange 281gC. b - S PR o .o . Packers again reduce their bid e R B R o Gt or 4 was the matntey | 0088 Wt ol (S, arices, ey, | Washington and Paris its automobiles propelled by liquid air at a y o, . , 05 Vi 3 4 : zhte: . ¥ ¢ S o a; ers again reduce their bids for Hogs. [ o R LG Pins"calh”closea e mprovea State appears above. It Is rather lizhter than i cost of two-thirds of a cent per mile, capable of making a mile a - i\ i N Money- est Bnd. A i = wbuiine 4 Feed, 73%@75c for, No. 1 and T0@72%ec for off : . A A s . _ Coffee firm and fairly actic | e, S S Oben. High. Low. Close, | grades: Brewing and Shipping grades. S0G%c: | minute, and with a total weight of vehicle, motor and liquid air of i g e Toans it P e : Cvalier, nomiral. h 2 Nothing mew on the local stock exchanges. L s ! s. June e m o me @ CALL TOARD SALES. only 600 pounds, charged to go 100 miles. 2 £ R e Sl July 73 73% 2% TIn 1 Session—9:15 o' clock—December— £ . . P e s = " Bank clearings gain over last year. A Do, pret Bpteite: % o o ctls. @%e; 2000, T0c. ““w e It is producing a light so brilliant that it is impracticable to Be s ‘orn S econd Session—4000 ctls, 69%c; 3 :1|00k at it ith th ked d 1 dl is beil Amer Teleph Atlantic June PR 2% | 12,000, €0, ! it wi e naked eye,and 1000-candle power is being . G , 2 Boston Albany. | Bost July 433 My 2 43% | "Regular Morning Session—December—2000 ctls, | sy Bank Clearings. Gontral Pacific as_euthciont to complete 1t | EONN Aben; | Boston. & Tt S S O R e e T produced at the present cost of 16 C. P. electricity and 20 C. P. ers met many of these rumors. Of general con- | Boston & Maine Centennial ... Ty sro 2 8% 2 23% | nand 1n the State 1s away below what 1t was gas. |t is installi 40,000 C. P. light in the h f New Y Loca: o - vere | ditions which have bl C 1 the week's Q. Framain - z - : 2% | na Stats Is awa gas. installing a 40, . P. light in the heart of New L TRAIE Reainet TR Gbring e, samee | specuation: most Iporiant " was the undis: | Dominion ¢ Bt e ok i Barmere e 2R B e O et U ihat i urnise, 31900 | City at the Cent IgP % Circl " week last year. trbed. course of business. The frmness of | i ROIIE: Qsceola Al 6% o 1 om | ST e ek, 51 omi@n 32y per | 1LY e Central Fark Circle. - o 5 e g g Wy e e P W B § Quiney September 14 77 T 14 828 | cul, B Practical tests have proven that it will effect great ecomomy in the metallurgical in- Dried Fruit in New York. | Stock “market panic. althoush time bas been | Litchburg per 100 ponds A CORN—Smail round_ Yellow, $130; Eastern | dustries. caving a large percentage of (he coke consumed In the smelting industry, which, given for such effect to become evident. This ' 37 4 3 "&:2 35 s‘Yle;‘llaw, $1 323.@1 87%; White, §1 35@1 37'%; mixed, :3 t;::d;:l;:;u;am(e:el:rgfei?e;;lt;‘x‘»:f‘%m;v‘:l':vxmnum to several hundred thousand dollars a day, Mall reports from New York say: e e o L 5 s 2% 845 RYE—_T114@82%¢ per ctl. i en combined with hydro-carbon i produces am exolosive equivalent to dynamite ‘There was some further activity in Cali- | the speculative furor had not resulted in in- - 00 pounds— o BUCKWHEAT—Is quoted at $1 65 per ctl, ex- mall fraction of the cost. In the commercial production of gases, such as oxygenm, fornis layer raisins on Saturday, but the busi- | flation outside of the stock market, Union Land.... 79 warchouse. en, nitrogen and carbonic gases, it is capable of producticn at 25 per cent of the ness done was not extensive. Sales of 3-crown | Business in railroad honds has been small September . SE LS, T e present cost. z 5 j ey were e ‘a1 £ 4, " Otberwie - | it O some spsiind euts, iikh Rave | A sociated Gosh quotations wers s follows: Flnurdn Flour and Millstuffs. Liquid air is the most natural refrigerant in the world, being frm and in some demand in a smail was. The am‘zn:ed % por oemt Sver the cloaing il | Sronre % W@l iy spring speclals 20 pat | i cantornia Famiy extras, 30250 | 312 0€0. below zero. What electricity has accomplished as a mo- e in prunes has been reduced to very smi of last week. > 0@ Sl 5 heat, 871G e; N 1 terms; Bakers' Extras, $3 13@3 2: | in. 3 . ] Peapetions U S B Ok e |2 §xa s No. 3 siring wheat, GGl No | 35, umal termes Baker Rt ey | tOF power in-metropolitan traction vs. steam applied through ca- i movement trom The country, E-imh.mfm e e 1l i e N 2 e e N et Saniay, | $2,7908 for bakers'; Washington vakers'. 327 | ble, supplying a more satisfactory power at 40 per cent of the generally are light. The city trade is buving | 10,600 Atchison decrease, $160.200. Legal Fygo: gair to cholce. malting, 50@: No. 3 e A e e ol = P 3 Aot . e ot it 2 Dt ond the Eommomias, | MW Atchison préfd L. decrease, 2110, Specie. | fssed. $1 15 Noo 1 Northwestern, §1 75 prime | 1o LMoL Rt o the reaae dransm | 608y IS NOW being duplicated by liquid air to replace the present ase, $2,160,300. Reserves, $236,- | timothy seed, $3 & mess pork. per barrel, se, $2.961.400. Reserve required, | $11 G6G14 70; lard, per 100 pounds, 384008 f2 3o, 33 75; Oat Groats, $4 75; Homi R 5 % " | short ribs sides (Ioose), : dry salted shoul- | tra c; , $3 75; Oat Groats, $4 75; Hominy, i i 0; nerease, S0, Surplus, $i3,- | §UOTC PSSO AT Short “clear “sides | $a1 hiCkuhent Flour. asz: cracked | the course of time the saving of 60 per cent of the cost under the (boxed). $8 25@5 35; Whisky, basis of high | Wheat,. $8 50; Farina, $50; Whole Wheat now loading fresh fruit in Sicily and due here | 400 3 ¢ Ohio pre in July, has 1000 bbis for this market. S s & Ohlo o “‘Apricots are very firm on the spot and for Rikyaiin Houtheon' . mew crop. Choice Vacaville goods, 1901 pack, Chesapeake & Ohio.. fd.. Tlour, 3 per 100 Ibs: Rye Flour, ¥ 7.7y | ammonia, brine, sulphuric acid and ice systems. This means in are offering at Sic, . o. b., coast, but buyers Chicago & Alton Inancier says: One . -4 3 t t f i i ~ L, 73 . Cl 4 A says of the surprising | wines, 81 27. Flour, §3 %: Rolled Oats (barrels), resent systems, for which there was expe S e e TS il & Altha pre1 features of the New York bank statement of In acks. $6@7 50: Pear] Barley, $5; Split Peas, 4 Y xpended last year in the Articles— Receipts.Shipments. | §5; Green Peas, 36 50 “*Evaporated apples are strong both on the #pot and for futures, due to the reported poor procpects for the coming crop in Western New York. Bids of 5%c are freely made for £pot prime, with holders firm at A sale_of & car under prime was reported Fancy apples are quiet, but there is June § is the extenslon of $21,284,400 in the | ATHCICET June. e extenslon ot s, 000 o000 50 per 100 1b. United States $170,000,000. thus effecting a gross earning of oan item. he efl is increase wa: vl i i i i | et s S 12| B % @S| Hoyodd Feedsfis | $100,000M000 whioh, U this company shald recaive but. 15 gar fas thispin un mecessitated o very ‘much | Qats bushcls - e i i SRR S Ry cent of the same, would amount to $15,000,000 per annum. or decline of about $,000,000, the loss of nearly | Bariey. bushels ing steady. There was notning new. In Feed- | the equivalent of 150 per cent interest on its entire capital stock Chicago, Ind & Louis Chicago, Ind & Louis: Chicago & Eastern Ilinots.. Chicago & Great Western Chicago & Great W, pr Chicago & Great Western B pr Chicago & Northwestern.. efd.. bids of Tc. Kun dried quarters show little ac- | tivity. A bid of 4c was reported for fancy stock. Eliced are virtually out of the market. nh trade in cholce, Waste is higner and Chicago, Rock Taland & P $.000.000 in cash holdings having been an ap- | On the Produce Exchange to-day fhe butter | sturts £ f th Tricer it tidiat I g rather activi it Frs - ' E Chicago Terminal & Trans. esene | preciable factor in this respect. The t | market was steady; creameries. 15@18%c; dair- AN—S$17" m I" i - Future prime apples are offered at Tie, with Chiiae. Direloal & Trins postd. € ioess stanfe ot '$13.060500, & GEathLE fat s |des. sdige. | Chesde,: tealy. SN OISk Egwel| | Boan S e s o ko) e refrigerating industry alone, not to mention its applica C C C & St Louis. €0 for the preceding week. The decline is | Weak. 1058 off cases returned, fle. FEEDSTUFFS — Rolled” Barley, suais per | tion to the balance of the world’s industries. Colorado Southern ton; Oilcake Meal at the mill, $25@26; jobbing, Colorado Southern Ist prefd equivalent, therefore, to 37 per cent, which, | x. . T 7 7 Corn Meal, _— Sicily filberts are firm but quiet at $%@8%c. Colorado Southern 2d prefd. for one week's operation is unusually large. £26 bo; Cocoanut LCake, S a q gl Siberte are B but aulet st MOSC | b Colorado southern G vl s iniiatlen 0 S laa R £ G GO 5k S ¥ | LET LIQUID AIR, LIKE MEN AND THEIR MORALS, cables reporting prices equivalent to 25%c, laid Delaware, Lack & Western. uted n part to Union Pacific convertiblé bond oreign res. BOLE 5 0 s down here. The spot market is firmer, some Denver & Hio Grande. T aatens” fais S Reato S 5013 207 BE JUDGED BY THE COMPANY IT KEEPS clders asking uj 3 shelied are o | operations which called for heavy accommoda- i , e gy g olders who asked 40c LTS = o Niecls Poste | tions during the week and the fact that one —_ # | Wheat and Oat, $1091250: Oat, $6@11 0; Clo- several days ago were willing to sell Saturday Erle 1st prefd. s | bank which had a great deal to do with the LIVERPOOL. yer, nominal; Alfalfa, $8@950; Barley, nom- B2, DIRECTORS. ot Boe. e o hrte nsaction reported an increase in loans of | ... R sept, | inal per ton. 3 CHARLES EASTMAN TRIPLER. President, 40 West T7th street, New York. — e about $5,000.000 strengthens this theory. In | o Whes S 3% | STRAW-23@4Ti4c per bale. 3. B. M_GROSVENOR, Vice President, Textile Mtr., 106 Madison avenue, New York. B it R I Hocking Valley { addition. however, it is known that commission | QRS EE - T 5 9% T U_8. SENATOR JOHN P. JONES, Washington. D. C., and Santa Monica, Cal. 1 Hocking Valles houses have been borrowing heavily, especially . PARIS, i ok Beans and Seeds. EX-U. 8. SENATOR FRANK J. CANNON, Sait Lake City. i EASTERN MARKETS. Tilinols Central | on long time and this also assistéd in swelling | o, S AL e LSOY, HUTCHINS, Mergenthaler Linotype and Proprietor Washington Times, Wash- > = e volume of outstanding loans. With refer- 2% -0 - oeag oy - | e S e | ence o loss in cash of $2.961.400, it is to be | Ovening <1840 - 205 Everything under this head remains as be- HON. S. W. DORSEY. mine owner. 32 Broadway, New York. | = S e & SEpnicent. remembered that the statement of the banks | Closing B 2045 foie HON. WILLIAM A. VINCENT, Vincent, Goodrich & Bradley, Chicage. i Lake Erie & Western prefd for the previous week accounted for nbout COUNSEL. half the gold taken for export, and the re- | Opening ) 26 00 BEANS—Bayos, §2 45@2 60: Small White, $4 80 Vincent, Goodrich & Bradley, Rpokery building, Chicago; Bowiing Green building, | ; y ville & Nashville. 4 2 ey iy & 1 70: New York Stock Market. Manhattan Blevated | mainder probably shows in' the présent exhibit. | Closing ) R kst 5 o3 20 Liman gz | e Yok ENGINEERS Metropolitan Street Railw: {3518 nash Jhia R mne L Doy n iGN (S0 - 76 3 hominal; Hed Kidney, $4 75 per ctl Sk = > NEW TORK, June S—There was mothing to Mexican Central ....... i [Ane i e ek e Chicago Livestock Market. O EBDSBrown ~ Mustard, nominal: Yelow ek Tobricke of Schoo! of Technology, St. Petersburg: Hemry, o Catiin M. indicate any change in the professional char- xf::‘ii;lm‘.\‘sfltéor;l e e T Gf STereth o SeTLs iy eSS Mustard, nominal; Il‘rnx'r $2 w@’l: fi?“fi’.",“‘ég M. Fennell & Co., Fiscal Agents, 1 Browgway, New York. gents acter of the stock market to-day and its de- Biescmyi Pacifie : ment is compiled. It is worthy of note that a | CHICAGO, June S—CATTLE—Receipts, 200; | 3%c for Eastern a, nominal; Rape, 2%c: Hemp. A%e; Timothy, 6% S e "o o, UL oW, SEETL | isteeny SOt to iy siaers, | /6006A: i | DR n Swds wuskifimme of i LICENSEE COMPANIES. Missourl, Kaneas & Texas Missourl, Kansas & Texas prefd. y important appearance of v the - e o s | the ‘most active preliminary statistics based n i yisas o : The parent company is establishing throughout the entira world Ii the | tement on the Sape. Thars whe & | . 05 BV SOt | upon " known operations - extending over a | 904 90; cows, & &ML heifers 82 T@ 1| Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables. | owning from 5 per cent to 4 per cent of sach, amons which there ars mow bein rapy lively sp out of stock after that and sharp | 2,400 New Work Centra’.. 5312 | period of three or fonr weeks and the assump- (- il e . formed such State companies as New York, §2,000,000 capital; New Jersey, $1,000.000: Ohio, present statement s ot umwarranted. | The esfig‘jm“f:&“’;;,‘:"“%fl;“_-E?:’;’_,-fl._. oY gatasy’ | weaker In' boxes. Onions were mot materially publizh herewith the ‘names ‘of some of the directors and | principal shareholders of tha this time to minimize the effect of the heavy | Mixed fi',‘.f‘v,"“'s?‘{n'é& fl:g»mg:-:r“%r-mnfindss 2 Ch'::égee"ezztable market was oversupplied with | HOMER * LAUGHLIN, Los Angeles, 0 LAUGHLIN ‘ thar kr:fm’;?"‘:dnl‘:fln‘nls e hpt erarded as likely | @s m; light, $ 7065 87%; bulk of sales, $5 85 | String Beans, and prices were lower. Tomatoes =11%y geles, Owner POTTERY tuations, Advices from tmportant centers are | @35 0p peceipts, 1200 steady. Goon to | tapies ware zhout the same T o oo WORKS, Ohio. ; holding Fates at thelr prosent level e e S e e, | O rominal: ‘New Potatoes, 1017 | W. F. BOTSFORD, Los Angeles, President California Bank. 1~ Condition of the Treasury. | it Egghative lambe. MO Western |in ok an Startans, sambine. 2t way = | FRANK P. FAY, Los Angeles, President Fay Fruit Company. 3 : ¢ Rl 0@ per saclk New Yellow 19| poBFRT GRAHAM, Los Angeles, Manager ERUIT-GROWERS’ EX- YWASHINGTON, June 8.—To-day's statement New York Metal Market. 113 R ETABL . 25@sic per box; | of the Treasury balances in the reneral fund. A e 11502 for large, §1 75@1 5 per box PRESS (Armour & Co). e breaks in prices, which wiped out the greater rt of the gains in the strong stocks and of prices substan- ight's closing level. The y upon reserves revealed by the | - tatement was a surprise, although adequate | .o 1 1 Norfolk & Western pre: Northern Pacific ... Northern P Ontario & Western P C C & St Louls. 100 Pennevlvania . 300 Reading - 000 Reading Ist p: 1200 Reading 24 prefd 200 St Louis & San F St Louis & San Fran 1st prefd. St Louis & San Fran 2d prefd S Louis. Southwestern. St Louis Southwestern St Paul ... £t Paul pref td leve explenation may be found for it. It will be remembered that last week’'s statement showed an unexpected increase in cash, and it now appears that = part of last week's gold ship- ments did not figure in last week's statement, but was car d over into is week. The early strength of the Gould thwésterns, led by Missouri Pacific, of the Tobacco stocks, Amal- gamated Copper 2nd a number of minor rail- Toad stocks had served to lift the market from | ‘2430 Southern Pacific exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold reserve in the A i No. 2; its early depression, but the selling brought | g6 Southern Railwa: division of redemntion, ho Avatlable cash | NEW YORK, June §.—Continued indiference | for Mo 1 e i IG\/:éea'c‘-Pce::l This company was organized and its Works are now beinz bullt in New York for the out by the bank statement t prices lower | 1000 Southern Railway prefd % | balance, $167,734,053; gold, $96,392,1: prevailed throughout the list fn local metal | ° s per ctl: Tomatoes, rrom Los An.| Tefrigeration of transcontinental frult cars by liquid air, effecting a saving of $60 per :r before. There wa: '”B,};fii"{?,?;:‘;‘,efi? 11,000 ;e;ze-; &F{"}cmr et | e circles and prices were without change. Offer- 5253; Toe@sl %5: from Winters, $1G125: Dried car (?8.000 fruit cars were shipped East last year). misiee oroea Gowsward St baul's Sucine | 1ieg Toldo, St Lo & West prefd London Market. Jngajotiflnobyants, vere o & IGaill foate, | FoprersJagiact Doy Olens oo i, Cex From the above facts one can judge of the great future of from the best was 3%, Rock Island 3, Missourl "100 Union Pacific . ut foun 3 created an easter | rots., 2 sack: sville Cue L ¥ A gk A e ¥ Paci Union Pecific 2% each and Amal- 30 Union Pacific prefd. NEW YORK. June 8—The Commerclal Ad- | [SOnE ipAbatmetal, Fith spot quited af 2100 135 per, box; Winters, 8175 Bay, 315 | liquid air, which is manufactured by this, the only liquid air com- Copper 3 e closing was unset- | 4600 Wabash . e T Sl - Pirar i o |t 5 e o < % Plant. 6@10¢c per Ib: Green Corn, 3 i i rregular after s fitral ralls a ertiser’s o1 cablegram says: | was dull at 3.95@4e, and copper nominally un- per Ib; Egg Plant. 6@10c per 1b: Green Corn, e e ks W | The stock market to-lay was extremely {die “hanged. Domestic iron markets were without oL W per S?f‘.f-:@?“r}}"“" Squash, 50@85c per p_any '_n the WO'I"d. This company absolutely dommates the patent Speculation in stocks was more active this ling & Lake Erie 2d prefd. |and the tone was consequently dull. In the | change, but were nominally easy at 9.50@10.50c | box; Bay do, §125@150. . P e S i | 5 B, fola A B e RS TR i, 17,00 | SN B N iy Norpae, i ) situation, having expended upward of $100,000 in the procuring | over a million shares. e business o ‘4 145 | meglected wi e rest and were practically | 15.25@1/ : Southern foundry, 5.50c, and = i i i e e Do CMishet wotes fa- |t =290, Wvlcomst OMSEER Brot] { featureless. There were, owever. a few sales | sott Southern at 13@15.50c Poultry and Game of the same, in every country in the world granting patents. ication of, renewed interest in stocks on the Adams | i amiicliation of 4o coraing settlement This |y e As one among many of the great strides that are being rapidly made the company part of the outside public for the first time E selling pu erican shares under parity. d the week dull and un-| opened last month its new 250-horse-power works, since the overturn on May §. but the principal Dited Staies - CLOSING. X New York Cotton Market. [The AR dlosed (hea e seried Tt Do Tk, at & cost of about $I0,000, in Wash- force in the buying was, @s heretofore, pro- Welle-Fargo Atchison, £8%: Canadian Paclfic. 107%: Union R /TRY—Live Turkeys. 9@i0c for Gobblers Undoubtedly the financial results attained by other great sole process discoveries, such fessional operators and the larger financial in- | Pacific preferred. 92 Miscellaneo, Northern Pacific vrefer- | NEW YORK, June §—The cotton market | anq 12913 for Fens: Geese, per pair, §1@12s; | 2% the Westinchouse Alr Brake Mergenthaler Linotype. the Bell Telephone and the eariv terests. It has been current bellef that some o "o . ed, 101: Grand Trunk, 1135: A: ds % v . P electrical companies. all of whose securities have ad E E | 22.400 Amalgamated Copper i rand Trun) naconda, 9%. Bar dy, with prices up 4@7 points, and 5 3 50@. pa; ave advanced many thousands ver cent, wili of the large operations have been connected = v < | sfiver. firm, 27 7- ot opened steady, nrices up points, and | Goslings. $1@1 25: Ducks, $3 50@4 for old cent, With the progress of establiching further com- | 3fob American Car & ToNRAIY- o S | per cent 16d per ounce. - Money, 1Q1% | (14 ctendy, with prices net 336 points lower, | afd @5 for vouns: Hens, $8 504 50: young | Leymowng " CUPlicated Within a ehort space of time by the TRIPLER LIQUID AIR munity of interests among railroad powers of American Linseed Ofl. 14 _ having weakened near the close under heavy | Roosters, $6 507 50; old Roosters. $3 50@4: Fry- o &3 the country. The professional operators in |35 American Linseed Oil 1 ol - | selting. era simi sn; Toflers, $9520 tor Jarge and 32 We can guarantee the delivery of a limited amount of the cks have used every effort to foster this ~ o & Ret. % —— @250 for small; aons. $1 5 r dozen » = belief to help the ad ce prd . ‘The h 1500 American Smelting . 1d d $1 50@1 75 for Squabs. o help 1he dvancs In yrices, Fhehears | 130 American smatins & et Neew Yok Grivwiond Pras | Exports and Imports. for "ol asdl ML for Samna L T (parent company s) stock at $9 per share until 3 P. M. Saturday, e e i oa® ("o | 3100 Anaconda. Minine' Co: g I o e T o oo gy | 8101 for Cottonisi asa st cor Brain. | June 15th, or remittances postmarked that date. This same price s P e g 4B g 4500 Brooklyn Ranid Transit. . Lrie NEW YORK, June 8.—Imports of specie this & » . . Prams for furiner. raliroad Combinations. - kum | 100 Colorado Fyel & Iron SRR R Y T n" week were $381 g0ld and 5,001 silver. Ex- Butter, Cheese and Eggs. is being quoted in Paris and New York. hatic official denials of any of th rts ok . d — TR—Recelpts, - rte of gol and silver from s port to all DBaed 1o the doubts rearding them. It is| 10200 Continental Tobacco | 126 barrels; exports, 12,01 barrels, Quiet but | countries for this weel nexregate $T.020.6i4 sil- 3 e SR B e g reserved to reject or reduce any subscription. Send for prospectus of also known t short lines were driven to| 3.600 Continental To]hlcce pref firmly held on the wheat strength. Minnesota | ver bars and coin and $6566 gold. The imports The gradual decrease in receipts of Eggs con- | cal » r‘:smrstnl:‘.“ Shetl ) B pecimndiel I ehasis e over by the advance and the manipulation for | 10 General Flectric . patents, @8 2; do bakers, §2 9001 %: winter | Of Ary oods and merchandise for the week | tinues and the best gradee are fim In conse-| | \FLOR & CO. Pacifle Coast Fiscal Agents, Rooms 6647 f R A L2 e advance was in part direc v 3 3 s, : 2,907, 190, 2 rades o 4 3 ran- o s B ‘,.’nmé“".i?:”‘éfi..'f'“,‘.':‘i 2,600 Hocking Coal patents, $3 70@4: do straits, §350@3 60- do ex. | WeTe Whlued at §12,007.10. quence. The lower gra remain quiet an qax tras, $2 50G2 %0; do low grades, $230@2 40, O eese 1s in large supply and weak. WHEAT—Receipts, 215,400 bushels; exports, Foreign Markets. There fs no change in Butter, the market be- Calenclas, The Orange market rules 165,04 bushels. Snot, quiet: No. 2 red, 8i%c ne quict and_ well sur@lied. Fine creamertes | ‘iasyof VAIeRGAn H0¢ O e, Temons are 4| o b afloat; No. 2 red. $0%c elevator; No.| LONDON, June 8.—Consols, 35-16; siiver, |are firm and the lower grades easy. S i Tady: 21 |1 Northern Duluth, S5c f. o. b. afloat (oldy: | 27 7-16; French rentes, 101f 2c: cargoes on pass. | _ Receipts were 30,400 pounds and 165 tubs of | "Receipts of Cherries are rapidly dwindling Butter, 842 cases of Eags. cases Eastern | ,03“Ihd geason is drawine to a close. Prices International Paper . International Paper prefd. International Power . Laclede Gas .. National Riecuit . National Lead . week in the incipie the advance and | was based on it ption that in the pro- fessional state of the market reaction was normally @ue. Part of it was also an inei- dent of the bull movement in wheat, based on the reports of drouth in the West. It was clear that holders long stocks were taking ational Salt 4“ No. 1 hard Duluth, 8¢ f. o. b. afl L - | age, quiet and steady; English count: mar- | g V5t — advantage of the necessities of the !horlsltg National Salt prefd. - 7% | tions opened easy under rains in ":,:180‘3;_ ":‘l Gutet. it R h‘us;«'is ‘”F?:r‘:lmg’\::::mm‘ Y 1o s Mm!‘hul'dl".‘e ik ?I’mm‘r::fl“tr:; market their holdings at a profit. The reports North American . . . e LIVERPOOL. June &.—WHREAT—Eaev; No, 1| °° Apricots are holding up well, as P IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! lings at & g g 7 | West but recovered on bullish crop report gos- Banv: No. OPEN MARKET QUOTATIONS. beyond the market demands, but Apples, Pears. of rain in the West later facilitated this profit Pacific Coast % | ; standard California, 8s 134d@s 24: wheat {n eyo L iy, dull BASCH AUCTION CO. I taking in stocks and induced lquidation in 1 sip, local covering and little for sale. Closed | paris. weak; flour in Paris, weak: French coun. | , BUTTER—Creamery, 17%@i8c per 1b for | Plums and Peaches are in lare supp Sl . Inc., wheat, Wall-street gossip had it that some | frm st snchapged prices. July. TREWe: |1 mackets, quist: reather In Digland, fine. ; | ucy. sof 1955G1Te.for asoands? daly, 1@Uke | and wencrally lower. Smafl Apoleisné s f HETS Sritey of. bt Crant dve. and Shoss Jarge speculative lines of stoc | . T%e: 8e er. Tih@Is%e; | closed, | F 3 % . fine. | per b, - v . : e s Themts the Dantc borh hess 5ol Shisel T5%e: October. To%@To%e: closed, Tobe. N P CHEESE—New, $@%; old, nominal; Young | Berrles continue to bring good prices. WEST COAST FURNITURE CO. (Inc.) had been marketed at a profit, after having “209 HOPS—Steady: choice. 1900 cron. 17@20c; 1890 i Americas, 9@ifc per Tb. DECIDUOUS FRUITS. (L. & E. uel.) ¢hown large losses at one time. A continuing Republic Steel ... 10t | crop, 11@15c; old olds, 2@fe: Pacific Coast’ 1900 | WHEAT—Spot steady: No. 2 red, Western | EGGS—Ranch, 14%@i7c for good to fancy;| ,pprps New, 30@%e per small and Te@ | ARE POSITIVELY GIVING UP THEIR RE- Influence early in the week was the official an- Republic Steel pre 75 | eroo. 16@1dc: 1899 crop. 11@isc; old olds, 2@6e. | winter, 6s; No. 1 California, 6s 11d: No. 1| store, 12@l4c per dozen. £131 Bes Iarme box. and 15@40c per basket. TAIL DEPARTMENT. AND WE HAVE BEEN nouncement made last week that the Northern Rugar HIDES—Steady; California, 21@25 1bs, 19c. Northern spring. 6s %d. Futures dull; July, DATRY EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS. APRICOTS_25@50c per box, 40@sSe per crate | INSTRUCTED TO SELL WITHOUT RE- Pacific quarrel had been settled. Nothing was Mennesese Conl & Tron. COFFEE—Spot Rio, quiet: No. 7 invoice, 6c; | 55 10%d: September, 5s 9%d. BUTTER— e Bee pex Baskek. SERVE Eiven 1o the public regarding the terms of set- Tinion Rag & Paper Cn. mid, - quiet; Cordova, 8%@12tc. Futures | CORN—Spot quiet:, Amerlean mixed, new, | Creamery—Extras, 17c; firsts, 16c; seconds, | - CHERRIES—40c@S1 % for dark and T5e@s1 for —OoN— Hlement 2nd rumor had a wide scope in con- | T'nion Rag & Paper Co pre 014 | closed quiet, with prices net 2 points higher. | 4s 11d; do. old. 4s 2%d. TFutures quiet; July, | 2, " | Royal Anne; in bulk, 4@Sc ver Ib for black, | TO-MORROW.......MONDAY AND TUESDAY sequence. In its various phases this had it T'nited States Leather. 127 | Potal sales. 7750 bags. including: September, | 3s 10%d; September, 3s 11%4d. Dairy—Extras, 16c; firsts, 15c; seconds, Mc;|3@sc for red and 5@Sc for Royal Annme. Re- 1 A M, that bonde to be exchanged for Northern Pa. ~States Leather prefd. 791 | 5.40c; October, 5.45c; November, 5.50c; Decem- | HOPS—At London, Pacific Coast, steady; £4@ | store. 1%. On_Premises, 432-440 Fourth Street. cefpts were S5 boxes. cific stock would be jointly guaranteed by States Ruhber ... 2014 | ber. .65 < £4 15s. F , full _cream, 8o holce, —15@30¢ box. 25@60c per crate and | ALL THE HIGH-GRADE FURNITURE, prent rthern, Union Pacific, St. Paul and States Rubher prefd. 2| SUGAR—Raw. unsettled: falr refining, e 1‘53{11‘;:5:5::“ it ilamb Y an Am-flel: :;f:; ]H;IZ:W';:IMXDSQT Pasket' for Clyman and e@$i for | BEDDING AND UPHOLSTERY, consisting of Norihwestern. The strength of Hock Island States Steel ... 4s7 | # 21-320: centrifugal. 9 test. 4%c: molasmes Portland’s Busi X Taciem, full cream, 15@i6%o per Ib. St 30 of the finest Sideboards, costing from 0 War supposed to be due to its inclusion in States Steel prefd a77 | sugar. 3%@3 7-16c. Refined. quiet; No, 6. 5.00c: ortlana's Lusiness. BGGS— CHERRY PLUMS—20@30c ver box. to $250 to manufacture. the benefit of the project, but was later ex-| ' 700 Western Union ... No. 7, 490c: No. 5, 4.80c: No. 9. 475c; No. 10, — Eaiffornia Ranch—Selected White, 16c; mixed | DRACHES-30@Tc per box and $5@e0c per| 15 Oak and Walnut Extension Tables, 13 plained by the issue of extra stock at par to 4.70c; No 11, 465c: No. 12, 460c; No. 13, 4.60c; | PORTLAND, June 8.—Clearings, $202,814; hal- | colors, 14c per dozen. Dasket. .5 dozen Chairs, Leather Couches and Arm g gt gy B o A B LU Shares =old. A e D ctioners’ | ances, $67,154. e CaliforniaGathered—Selected, Lic; standard, | ° PEARS—Madelines, 1525c per box and 15@%e Chairs_ 4 Massive Bedroom Suits. ranging their profite from the steel merger. Union Pa- | CLOSING BONDS. 26 ;. powdsted. 5.000; grasulated, SEbel: e 12c: seconds, 1le. e per basket. TES—$8@11 per chest for Long- | 33 Massive Oak Hatracks, made by the most cific, t was said. would Jease the Atchison | ref reg.....100% | I ¥ C lsts.. Cubes 5 8nc, 1 Northern Wheat Market. - : d Citrus Fruits. A oaT for large berries. Recelpts | Skillful mechanics. and” evaraniee aividonds. Later the ciection | * Do coupon...{LATY | ¥ 1 C e BUTTER Receote, 400 packages. Steady: Deciduous and Citrus Fruits. | vorths ant, B for, laey bergier. Recsly | “Ching et Bookeases. Parto and Litrary as a director Atchison of the el ac creamery. 17@19c; factory, 12@lde, s £ les, ing Tables, Bed Lounges, firm of 3. P. Morgan & Co. was taken as fore. | Do s coupon....100 | Dn 4. 5 FGGS—Recelpts, 6100 packages. Dull and GRBGON, R A N BERRIES $5@7 per chest and —— | Overstuffed Parlor Upholstery. v shadowing & policy of exchange of representa- | Do mew 4s reg...18 |N' Y € & St L 45107 ' | weak. Westorn candled’ at mark, 13@istée; | FPORTLAND, June 8 —_WHEAT—Walla Wal. | Seventeen crates of Watermelons came. in GAN Leather Chairs. about 00 Frames for Up- tion in the companies controlled by the groups | Do new 45 coup..139 N & W con 4s.....103% | western uncandied. @12, g B 59&0(:; Blue Stem. 61@62c. from Indio, and were quoted at $4@ per dozen. | PEL CIRIEnppie 65@8 per chest and 50@T5c | hoistering, Chiffoniers, Desks, 25 Top Mat- O e Do aE (it Barant | Do £ e aasc A OF SRV IARS: DRIED FRUITS. & WASHINGTON. Nutmeg melons, from Yuma, $250a3 per crate. | HLATH tresses, and many other articles too gumerous o e meua be relinoiiched to Missouri Par | Do o rer ol 1085 | Or Shert Line §s.128% | The .market for evaporated apples ruled| TACOMA, June 8. — WHEAT —Quiet ana| The Orange auction Will be continued a week | “RASPBERRIES—$6@11 per chest and cg | to mention, 163 | rather qulet but steady at unchenged prices. ' steady:. Blue Stem, 62c; Club, 6c. or two longer, and will consist chiefly of offer- | $1 25 per crate. ‘We call the attention of the public, espectal- Union Pacific retaining '~ Do 5s coupon e e 1ES_25@5c per drawer - and | 1y of those who can appreciate fine goods, ta cific at compensa 108%| Do con s, be seen the present stock of Wheat, STOCKS OF ‘GRAIN IN THE STATE. ‘The Produce Exchange has lssued its regular semi-annual estimate of the #tock of Flour and Grain in the State Jume 1. As will Barley, Oats and Corn is away below this time last year. lighter than most dealers had anticlpated. Following is the statement: The stock of Wheat and Barley is 2% @3i4e in bulk: Oregon Improved, 3@ic. CURRANTS—$3@5 per chest. FIGS—From Yvma. $2@2 50 per crate. CITRUS FRUITS—Navel Oranges. $1 25@2 75: Seedlings, $1@1 75: Mediterranean Sweets. 75c@ $1 7: Valencias, §2@3; Tangerines. Sc@si 25: Lemons, 75c@$1 25 for common and $1 50@2 50 for good to choice: Grape Fruit. 50c@s1 50; Mexican Limes, $4@5: Bananas. $1 50@2 50 per bunch for New Orleans and $1G2 for Honolulu; this sale. as you may never get another chanes to get such goods at vour own price. L. & E. Emanuel have a gilt-edged reputa- tion as high-class manufacturers and are mak- ing this sacrifice to give up their retail busi- ness. S. BASCH. Auctioneer. N~ AUCTIPN SALE €F D REPORT OF FLOUR AND GRAIN REMAINING IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA ON JUNE 1, 1901 Pineapples, 3204 per. dogen. i HORSES welghing l&b?;n: ‘15« %’m‘.’& Bariey. | Oats. | Beans. | Corn. | Rve. Dried Fruits, Nuts and Raisins. |¥iae. Dorc > °f % W Churchill Esq. et Ctls. Ctls. Ctls. | Ctls. : To be sald on THURSDAY. June 13, 11, San Francisco warehouses and mills, including grain and flour afloat in . ¥ There is no further change to note in any Salesyard, e fi-r‘t‘-t o€ We will pay your expenses to and from harbor_and in_transit b : 3092 | 318740 5560 | 33,880 | gescription. THOS. H. CHASE & €O., o WrOR i Sl RS A S e Sonoma, Solano. Yolo, Colusa and Glenn Counties 16512 [ 532,080 600 100 FRUITS—Apricots. 5@T%c for old crop and Successor to Killip & Co. pay big dividends as soon as a mill 18 pu'; fiw%:iny:':?‘fl:::h c‘::::; Placer and Tehama Counties z:.m‘ lm,lg 4,600 | 714@s%c for new:; Evaporated Apples, 5%@ec; | Horses now at yard. No other stock will 5 - . “on! ey Sy ok 15 ,283,2: 5 % e stand- ered this” sale. 3000 "or more” 5o invest - upen. betne san_Joaauln, Stanislaus, Merced, Freiio, $adera, Tuliars, Kings nndKem' | il o Sty sop @eis ks R NIRRT AR R v o Ll 6, L satisfied of the absolute reliability and W g PR MM AP R A 0 ST e O el Sl A R e el Pears, 2@7c; Plums, pitted, 3@4c; unpitted. %@ | Py [ S value of the proposition. As soon as the Obispo_Counties --1. 13,720 | 88,210 c; Nectarines, 4@4%c for red and 4@5c for necessary sum is advanced for working Santa bara, Ventur River- 1 white. CONSIGNMENT OF :::Z(XI’S:PSJ t'l:;"m;lo% o‘ll’l‘:’::fls;:(ck J,’,’" be side and T 118,280 PRUNES—4 sizes, 8o 40-50s, 6%c; 50-60s, tey Y . 3 v e this op- - g ocb portunity by calling on " e e ] L I T P 0 “ea‘,l ol' Y“oung B ik COMPARATIVE STATEMENT. ] mms&'nn'mum Growers' Assoctation O - F MATCHED SPANS, BLACKS, BAYS AND WEST COAST INYESTIENT 0. Flour, | Wheat. | Barley. | Oats. | Beans. BROWNS, from. the ranch of J. W. Churchill Y Ctls. Ctls. | Ctls. | Sacks. Esq., Yreka, Siskiyou County. 118 FPhelan Building, £an Frazcisco. 12401980 | 3,893,800 | 200,280 | 243,034 RO S A & O TN bt ot A/ 8.367.840 | 27108'5%0 | 147.9%0 | 114088 T S 15,998,280 | 4778880 | 235700 | 268,117 ; 2, 3,394,160 282,420 23,460 | 308,973 6,494,800 | 1,264200 | 186,000 m 3,152,630 943,080 | 109,380 | 561, .