The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 6, 1901, Page 8

THE SAN FRA 30 CALL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1901 SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. Silver lower. Sterling Exchange weaker. Wheat slightly higher. Barley unchanged. Less speculation in Corn at Chicago. wernment wants 4000 tons of old Oats. Bran and Middlings advanced 50c. Hay unchanged. Pink and large White Beans somewhat higher. Potatoes weak under larger receipts. Vegetable market overstocked with most descriptions. Some Doves arrived. Poultry unchanged. Eggs continue to advance. Cheese firm and Butter steady. G elons in heavy supply and lower. Oranges, Lemons and Limes very firm. Cling Peaches and Bartlett Pears lower in bulk. New Almonds bring better prices than expected. New Dried Fruits strong and in lively demand. Onions firm. 'West End ......... 3 @3%| Bonds— 4 @4%|Atchison 4s N E Gas & 69%| Mining Shares— 9214 [Adventure -3 gar Amn Telephone Boston & Albany. Boston & Maine. Dominion Coal . |Centennial . Do prefd -116 |Franklin . U S Steel .40 !Humboldt Do pretd 893 | Osceola Fitchburg pi 144 Parrot Gen Electric . 251% ' Quiney . Mexican Central 22 |Santa.Fe Copper. N E Gas & Coke. Tamarack .. 0Old Colony .. 208 |Utah Mining 2815 Old Dominion 30 |Winona ... 2 Rubber ....:. 17% | Wolverl: Do Pacith 1. dag) T Coecines New York Money Market. NEW YORK, Aug. 5.—Money on call, steady, at 2G2% per cent; last loan; 2 per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 4%@5 per cent. Sterling Ex- change firm, with actual business in bankers' bills at $487% for demand and at $4 SSU@ $4 85% for sixty days. Posted rates, $4 86@ $4 881 Commercial bills, $¢ 841,@4 8. Bar silver, 58%c. Mexican dollars, 46c. Government bonds steady; rallroad bonds weak; State bonds nactive, Condition of the Treasury. HOGS—Recelpts, 2800; market 0c higher; lght and Hight aixed 33 0604 o atum: and il‘uvv. $4G6 17%; pigs, §2 7605 16; bulk of sales, SHEEP—Recelpts, 4500; steady to 10c lower; lambs, 15G25¢ lower; top Tdahos, $. i —s— New York Metal Market. NEW YORK, Aug. 5.—The London metal markets were all closed to-day in observance of & bank holiday. This fact caused general dullness to prevail throughout the day in local circles. Tin eused off about 10 points on bid prices under a sheer lack of support, closing very dull at §27 45@27 75. The rest of the list was without change and at largely nominal prices in the absence of business. Lead dull at $4 373%. Spelter dull at $3 90@3 95. Copper nominal; Lake Superior at $16 50@17, and cast- ing and electrolytic at §16 373,@16 621. Iron was dull at $9 50@10 for plg warrants; No. 1 foun- dry northern, $15@15 36; No. 2 foundry south- ern. $14@14 50; No. 1 foundry southern, $14 75@ ig ;n;, and No. 1 foundry southern soft, §l4 5@ Visible Grain Sipply. NEW YORK, Aug. 5.—The visible supply of grain Saturday, August 3, as complied by the New York Produce Exchange, is as follows: Wheat, 30,459,000 bushels; increase, 1,139,000 Corn, 12,565,000 bushels; decrease, §22,000. Oats, 4,354,000 ‘bushels; decres 1,354,000. Rye, 636,- 000 bushels; decrease, Barley, 313,000 bushels; increase, 5000. New York Cotton Market. NEW YORK, Aug. 5.—Cotton futures closed quiet, with prices net 2 to 3 points higher. Portland’s Business. PORTLAND, Or., Aug. 5.—Clearings, $457,- 237; balances, $78,17: Northern Wheat Market. ‘there is no séarcity of stock. quotations, but spolled stock sells down to 5lc. | Two cars Eastern Poultry arrived. POULTRY—Live Turkeys, 8@ for Gobblers and 9@l0c_for Hens; Geese, per pair, $1G1 25; Goslings, $125@150; Ducks. $2 50@3 for old ana %or youns: Hens, $G4 6; old Roosters, 33 50@4: Fryers. $4@4 50, Broilers, $3@3 50 for large and $1 75@2 50 for small; Pigeons, §1 50@1 7 per dozen for old and $1 261 50 for Squabs. GAME-—Doves.. per dozen, $1 21 30: Hare, $125@1 50; Rabbits, §1%@150 for Cottontail and $1 for Brush. Butter, Cheese and Eggs. Eggs continue to advance under diminishing receipts. Dealers are helping the advance along, for it will enable them to work off their Eastern and store goods. At the same time Cheese rules firm at higher prices. Butter is also quoted firm, though there is rather more on the market. Fine creameries, however, bring the top quotations without diffl- culty. Receipts were 110,000 pounds of Butter, 524 cases of ERRS, 366 cases. Eastern Eggs, 2630 rounds of California Cheese. 5 BUTTER mery, 21@2% per Ib for fancy and 19@20c for seconds; dairy, 15@i%; store Butter. 12%@15c per 1b. CHEESE—New, 10@11c; old, nominal; legung Americas, 11@11%c per Ib; Eastern, 13@ EGGS—Ranch, 19G2c for good to fancy; store, 14@17%c per dozen; Eastern, 15@1Sc. Deciduous and Citrus Fruits. Citrus fruits rule very firm under light sup- plles, as will be seen by the quotations. Melons are in larger supply and Nutmegs are drugging the market. Prices are lower all around. Cantaloupes are also in liberal supply. Peaches are quoted weaker for clings in bulk, the other descriptions remaining about as be- fore. Bartlett Pears in bulk are also slightly lower. Plums and Prunes continue very firm at the high prices, with a brisk demand which consumes_all arrivals. Figs are still very scarce. Berries are lower. FOR MONDAY. AUGUST 5. Flour, qr sks.... 19,611 Middlings, sk: Wheat, ctls 1,22%|Hay, tons Barley, ctls 9,325 Straw, ton: Oats, ctls vees 2,640 Wool, bales . Rye.’ ctls 460| Hides, No . Sugar,\ ctls 1,000/ Pelts,’ bdls Tallow, ctls 268| Lime, bbls & Quicksilver, fisks Wine, gals 1,280| Chicory, bbls 100! Leather, rolls WASHINGTON. 6,069 Beans, ' sks Potatoes, sks Flour, qr sks Y TR SO P R STOCK MARKET. Business was quiet on the Bond Exchange, with Market Street Railroad firmer at $74 5@ 75 2. The ofl stocks were quiet and unchanged. The Pacific Lighting Company paid a divi- dend of 3¢ per share yesterday. The California Cotton Mills Company will Puy,: quarterly dividend of $1 per share this month. p The Oakland Gas Company Will pay a divi- dend of 2c per shareson the 15th. The Standard Consolldated Company will pay a dividend of 10c per share on the Zlst. The California Wine Association has declared a dividend cf 60c per share, payable on the 10th. The California Street Cable Company has de- clared a dividend of 30c per share, payable on the 14th. The Paauhau Sugar Company has declared a dividend of 20c per share, payable on the 10th. The previous dividend was 30c per share. STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGL. MONDAY, Aug. 5-2 p. m. UNITED STATES BONDS. Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask. nsignment of 20 HEAD of 1200 and over H(A)Rcs"ESI‘)‘;Al arrived from Jas. Fair Jr.'s ranch, Sacramento. Suitable for all purposes. FRED H. CHASE, 1732 Market street. lot oh W line of Potrero avenue, 80 § of Twen- ty-third, S 25 by W _100; SI0. Annie A. Sousa (Silva), wife of Joseph, to Catherine. Casey, lot on N lime of Antonio street, 83:5 W of Jomes, W 22 by N 88:9; 310 Thomas W Church (vs. James B. Roberts by Thaddeus Pawlicki, Frank H. Richardson, John M. Newbert, commissbl;mexrst I(‘lll’l(‘ nrr::; %o Percival W. Selby, lot on N _cor NE 125; $L ‘Estate of Charles S. Johnson (by William B. Pringle, administrator) to Christian Froelich, -quarter ‘of lot on X ‘;‘lnodvt:‘rdde(:(reoen(e a‘) SW of Third, SW 30 by NW 80; $21%. g Juliet 7. Mezes and Cornelia J. Pringle to all same; $10. .‘g‘o ‘ington Johnson to same, undivided one- : sto. iiver Fiasidse. to Elizabeth Whitelaw (wite of Thomas P. H.), lot on W line of Texas street, 130 N of Yolo, N 150, W 200, S 100, E 00, S 50, E 100; $10. Nicholas and Mathilda G. Ohlandt and John and Mary A. Buck to A. H. Payson (trustee). lot on NW corner of Twenty-ffth (Yolo) and Indlana streets, W 100 by N 50; $10. Lena A. Hill to Aurelia A.' Muir, J=* on S line of Farallones street, 565 E of Orizaba, £ 25 by S ll’).’lohlock I, Rallroad Homestead As- scciation; . Touis and Catherine Levy to Georse This- tleton, lot on S line of Montana street, 225 W of Plymouth avenue, W 50 by S 1%. block S, Railroad Homestead Association; $10. Mary Grant to P. J. Grant, lot on NE line of Fifteenth avenue, 20 NW of L street, NW 50 by NE 100, block 289, South San Francisco Homestead and Railroafl Association: gift. Annie Ayhens (Larios) to Alfred McLaugh- lin, lot on NE line of Fifteenth avenmue, 125 SE of P street, SE 25 by NE 100, block 21 same; $10. g . {s quar coup...113 113%‘s qr cp (new).137 138 Provisions unchanged. Hogs easier. arcrabes are in better assortment, but supplies | g5 Quar res...112 Lsilde Guar ool Alameda County. IR T 3 s OREGON. Sl SITE, % MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. Massimo Andreani (or A. Masimo) to Ange- Another decline in Sugar. WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.—To-day's statement | popo o A“EGONS s s APPLFS—%E;;}D‘;:-LSOE R‘;‘r“;ood to chotce | B2¥ Co P C5s.106% — (Oceanic SS 55.101%108 | lina Andriana, lot on NE corner of Center and . fo. v 000, old reserve in t Y 4 o L, i d A ater 5s.107% — |Pac mp 4s. — .66, 25.50 to beginning, be 3 = = m = lance, ,969,212; gold, $100,634,555. stown. & r_ton. Fer & C| 5.117% — |Pk & O E 6s..117 — Oakland; gift. n ket of I 1 to the attitud <% TACOMA, A‘:g‘\s':"};g;%hh' Quiet; blue | Shikasa: B0 o 0w tor bas ecanilng o L o R AL " Kelsey to Lucinda, Batbitt (eidow), i 2 S B 2% Kaias ‘W aullls the market of its usual cue as to the attitude | - - ‘ MA, 3 A 3 MS—35@T5 i - st Py - t 98- >, — | Interest in lots 10 an , block 2, o Dried Fruit in New York. of the foreign speculators toward the develop- % | gtem, 57isc} club, Se. ELUMs e?%’:;’e;"{fi%’i‘u',,E,"‘:::‘.’»EL";’?.‘H,‘,’,:' L Bt e, K|S, & SIV 5120 — | Avenue Villa Tract, quitclaim deed, Oakland; ments over Sunda. The large expansion in the £ 2 i i e * ' A 58.115% — |Sierra oo == = g Joan item of Saturday's bank scatement was | | New York Grain and Produce. | | « et S e el ML LT | A Blahete =8 S S ol & ®\ A Bentiey by P. L. Whits, Constable) Mail advices from New York say: “Con- | commented on to-day but not adequately ex- Dasket: and P0G pew fon for Frees and §0 Do mncs fe 0 T | s A2 {to 3. J. Rauer, lot on N line of ‘West Eigh- sumptive trade in dricd fruits was of fair pro- | plained. The increase is believed to be due to & DOREDS BTt e S i el BXE 13 143 nth street, 1 W of Adeline, N 131:2, W * 3 _for Clings L A&Pacislll 103 S P of C 68 St y " 3 portions and the market generally was steady | Various corporate financing now in progress. o * LOCAL MARKETS. i ¢ LN 25@35 2 b e gt , |40, S 121, E 40:8, lot 14 and portion of lot 13, @nd unchanged. FPrunes were firm on the spot | Money rates were easy all day and the sub- - 5 | | RECTARINES -Whits, 25@85c, per box; Red; | ‘Do 1 ¢ m Selex — | (i95), Ser A.— 100% | 300 SRl Sirine Tvace, Oakiumdz SR B e S S e ted | treasury paid out a million dollars, on gold | NEW YORK, Aug. 5—FLOUR-—Receipts, | & b Al S b tor No. 1, 500 | " E5 "} $3b Se. 12818 () Q6). Ser Bl — " | POl SR Josie C. Burpes to Thomas and r n | receipts at ific Coast points. As the session | 22,855 barrels: exnorts, 275 barrels. airly . 31 1 St Do ol oo e it 6 2 ord, all interest in lot on S & week ago, while the situation on the coast | drew to a close the pressure against the stock | active and a shade firmer with wheat. Winter B > STRAWBERRIES- 85 per chest for Long- | Nor R Cal 6o.111% — |S B of Sei st~ line of Park street (properly Thirty-fifth or was said to be stronger, the Cured Fruit As- | market increased and the lowest prices of the | straights, $330@3 50; Minnesota patents, $3 75 xchange and Bullion. worths: and SSOE.THE. Jaree bercies Do 38. 8% — | ¢ ntd 5s....107 — | Waltonstreet). 152:8% E of San Pablo avenue, soclation having withdrawn quotations. The |2y were made in the final dealings. " Repogis | g, : BLACKBERRIES. $545 per chest. Nor Pac €'65.101%104 |S P Br Cal 65138 — | E 2, S 139:5, W along line dividing lots 2 and Jarge sizes of prunes were scarce on the spot | jii TSNS, (AL United Sates Stcel comun | WHEAT—Recelpts, 235,450 bushels; exports, | Sterling Exchange, 60 days — $48%| LOGAN BERRIES—$5@6 per chest. Do 5. e o |5V Water tagie - |4 % (et Wok EGH R R s @nd in good request. Sises TU-Ste and $0-905 | Sl but the preferred nevertheiess hrake | 45121 bushels. Spoi, firms No. 2 red, T ¢, | Sterling Exchange. sight. 4 831 | RASPBERRIES—$4G7 per chest. Ner B Gaifans 15 | Do la..... iy | survey Noo S eniiclainy quo; ONMSd. o were little wanted, but there is quite an ac- | to 8%, The immense dealings in the stocks were | 0. b. efloat; No. 2 red, 75%c elevator; No. 1| Srer 8 e v i 8 3??2 ;‘xl{;(:gfifilzgflfig%;gg; Por Single and — | Do Trans G115 110 |stkin Gas 86 = — | terest 1 lot on W line of Union street, T10:3 tive traGe in 9-100s at 315@3%c. Three-crown imad? within a range of point, comparing the | Northern Duluth, 78%c f. 0. b. afloat: No. 1| New York Exechange, selegraphic 3011} for bmnie layare: e, s D oWater 5s.102 1021:| S of Central avenue, S 30 by W 115, Oakiand; loose raisins were a little firmer on reports '3.,":.’; l‘!‘uci‘l"c.f\’?""a‘ prices of{ the day. Rail- | hard Duluth, $6%c f. o. b. afloat. Options | Silver, per ounce. - Bs’,.' MELONS—Nutmegs, 25@i0c per box; Can- WATER STOCKS. $10. that tne Cored Frust Association has disposed | U ROCKS covered o TAnS of (80 PURIS | €350 off after the opening on better crop news | Mexic Dellars, Bominal 4 @ | taloupes, Soc per haif crate and H0c@H 25 per | Contra Ccata.. T8 76% Spring Valley. 8% 8o | Frances A. Getchell to Annie M. Antom. lot noldings of three-cro - . oty c : he spring wheat States and short sellf 5 large crate; Watermelons, 5@2c_aplece. Marin County. 50 — | on 2 n svenue, i 3 iy = e ie doing in spot raisins |0 sympathy with stocks. Total sales, 8.4 short selling. 3 e s NE 31 N % Sl Srafle 18 ooy o seat TalsOn | viine (55000 PAT | Later they turned strong, however, on forefgn Wheat and Other Grains. GGBAPES_Fontainebleau and Sweetwater, Tic | GAS AND ELECTRI S e T T Sk meations. ar d apples are firm and | United States bonds were all unchanged on | buying, higher French markets, big clear- e i Sl Mot | (Carits B/ & . A B (Pulo - Light. ning, being § portion of block §2, Clinton, East ,unchanged New crop evaporated were easier, | the last call. - ances, 3 sScare of shorts and small world's | HEAT—Parls futures again advanced. It| CITRUS FRUITS-Mediterranean — Sweets, | Louiable - 4% | S Oakland; $10. wing considerably less disposition NEW YORK STOCK LIST. ghipments. Closed firm at %@lc net advance. | was g holiday at Liverpool, The world’s ship- | Valenclas and St. Michaels, $1G3 30; Lemons, | oy 5 oi%|San Praar E. N. A.. Alexander and Mary E. P. John. mall fruits were quiet. Shares Closing | September, T44@75%e, closed 75%c; October, e il 1$150@2 50 for common and $2@4 for good to | Pac Gas I T son et al. (by Clarence Crowell, commissioner) S — Sold Stocks— Bla. = | Closed - 76c; December, - 76%@18ic, | Ments for the week were as follows, In quar- 0, o C" ‘G ane Fruit, 50c@31 50: Mexican Limes, — — Istktn G to Lucinda Babbitt, lot on NW corner of Villa Weather Report. 53,400 Atchigon . 9% | closed T7%c. ters: Russlan, 60,000; Danublan, 3000; Argentine, | s5 50q7; Bananas, $1@2 per bunch; Pineapples, INSURANCE. avenue and Tweifth street, N 79 by W 100, " Spd 1,800 fitclh’lsnn - }}{lxorfgs_ 'é‘::;hy 20,000; Indian, 12,000; Australian, 27,000. The | § 50@2’50 per dozen. i * | Firem’s Fund. — 247 | block 2, San Pablo Avenue Villa Traet, Oak- e altimore 25— i A " . . e oy Baltimore & Oblo pref WOOL—Dull. American visible Supply; ingrensed: 2,100,000 BANKS. land; $798. bushels. City of Paris Dry Goods Company to George Canadian Pacific. COFFEE—Spot Rio, dul % 81 |LP & A, No. 7 involce, 5%c; Dried Fruits, Nuts and Raisins. | Anglo-Cal SAN FE 1SCO, Aug. 5—5 p. m. g e s mild, quiet; Cordova, S@Tile, Coften sptises | Chicago opened steady and moderately active. California 404408 | Mer Ex Sterling, 4.35 acres’ beginning § of county road. ~ s : . quiet; % 3 . Poceli - No. B .52, legraph avenu The foliowing maximum temperatures were e % closed 5 to' 10 pointé met Jower. Total sales | There were showers inthe Missourl River Val- [ o g0 poo o= 00 o e NE 71, S T SWoziome SB 28, SW reported from stations in California to-day: Chicago & Alton. .. 3e1q | amounted to 14,000 bags, including: September, | ley Saturday night, but the weather yesterday | the Davisville sale of Almonds on the | First Nat § F.ats — P A DT A L R B Eureka Mount Tamalpais, 79; Red Bluff, Chicago & Alton prefd. . b7y | 4-85c; December, 5.05c; February, 5.20c; March, | was clear, Later on the market became much | m] e ;“ccesm;‘ ‘;‘dd"; p;(m ihe m"nw’:‘ Gy SAVIRGS aME. land; $10. 7 200 Fres: Angeles, §5; Sacramento, Chicago, Ind & Louis T a2 ¥, 5.50@3. N, %e. | prices: Nonpareil, 13%c; 1. X. 11%c; Ne | German ......1570 1900 |Sav & Loan. - Marie Fusenot (wife of A.) to same, same, 86: San Luis Obispo, $0; San Diego, 74 Chicago, Ind & Louis prefd. T iR ey ea Y falr refn- | B erior aetrtarcos war wery | P1us Ultra, ‘Ilic; Drake's, 9%c: Langusdoc, Humboldt = = |Security (i = | quieraim deeds Oskiand, $in: Francisco date—Maximum temperature, Chicago' & Eastern Illinols Sy E e e s e R LR light. The buying on the whole was excellent, | 9%c. The Brentwood sale will take place on the | M ""i;f‘ Sav... % —.|Unlon Trust..1600 — Mary H. Field (widow) to Mary G. Smith B5; mininmum, Chicago & Great Western. . 2% T S i R S . | but the sh Snbsh * | 17th. The above pri h higher than | Sa0 Francisco.5 — (widow), all Interest in lot on the south line of < o Chicaso & Great Wasiarn A prefd. 51X | o BUTIEE Toccints, T ipackipes. Slengy; |00 N Rs6 Shrs el Do sa soliortoalll - | aniove icss axs Toh iy STREET RAILROADS. Hilgard avenue, 125 E of Le Roy avenue, E 3 HE « Chicago & Great Western B prefd.. 443 g 9c; creamery, c; Wesf = L ¢ o pected. g £ la A . . Chicago & Northwestern . ..., §om Jyne factory, 15g15%e; tmitation creamery, | ¢ Spot Wheat- Shipping, 975@98kc: milling, | " Fruits of the new crop contlnue very strons, | GaAlo™Ia ---13) 13 ‘grfslléx:z e e e P Mo e s SN SR = : i (Vhi(‘flso. Rock Island & Pacific. | E(‘:(::S‘—Recclpts $350 packages. Stead e i with continued large purchases in the country. | Market HTH% Willlam D. and Addie G. Macdonald to L. T. z ¢ Chicago Terminal & Trans.. Western, _candled, 12G10%c; Western, o BOSBDIRATES, FRUITS—Apricots, 7%@llc for new Royals POWDER. Higgins, all interest in lot on the SE line of : iz Chicago Terminal & Trans prefd. bt T e i e . Informal . Session—9:15 o' clock—December— | and Te to lic for standard to fancy Moor- | gane . 7o e P First avenue, 370 NE of Summer street, NE 30 ETATIONS. 22 C, C C s: St Louls. 4 DRIED FRUITS. 6000 ctls, $1 02%. parks; new Evaporated Apples, @ic: new Snossaos SO T 15 ceenenee 3% | by SE 100, being portions of lots 8 and 9, Map B2 ¢ Colorado Southern.. ? 5 S. Second Sessioh—December—10,000 ctls, $1 03. Peaches, 314@7c for future delivery; Pears, 4@ SUGAR. Locksley Square, Oakland: $10. s B Colorado Southern st prefd. NEW YORK, Aug. 5.—Evaporated apples are | Regular Morning Session—December—2000 ctls, | £¢;. Plums, pitted, 3@5e; unpitted, 1@it4c; Nec- | Hana .... 6% 6% Kilauea ... Estate of Elizabeth L. Hutchinson, by Frank 5 Colorado Southern 24 prefd. meeting a moderate demand, with domestic | $1 03; 2000, $102%. May—2000, $1 05%. tarines, 4@4tc for red and 4@5e for white. | Hawalian 49" 50 | Makaweli B Ogden_ (executor), to W. H. Mackinnon, lot o = - Delaware & Hudson..... traders the principal buyers. Desirable grades | = Afternoon Sessioin--December—$000 ctls, | PRUNES—The association has withdrawn | Honokaa ..... 15% 16 |Onomea on the NW line of New Broadway and Birch - ety e - Delaware, Lackawanna & West. are held firmly at former prices. State, com- | 1 02%. quotations, and will sell no more at present. Hutchinson ...16% 17 | Paauhau streets, W 300, N 350, E 150, S 50, E 150, S 300 r Glear Denver & Rio Grande...... mon_to good, 4%@Tc; prime, 1@7%c: choice, | ° BANLEY—The market shows no further | RAISINS—The Raisin Growers' Association MISCELLANEOUS. ponrove e Bop ol BB W A5 2o BBl (‘ECA:;) % é);n\er & Rio Grande prefd. 4_4@5\". fancy, $@8)zc. California dried fruits change worthy of note. Spot business is dull, has ea(ubl’lshed the following prices: Bleached Alaska Pack..130 131 | Oceanic § Co.. 45 50 Ranche V. and D. Peralta; also lot 1 and N Clear 9| 1830 Erte . Nere ‘inactive. Prunes, 3%@lc. Apricots. | but large purchases of brewing for shipment | Thompson's fancy. 12c per Ib; choice. 11c; |'Cal Fruit Can. 9 9% bay aew WA 3 0 | haif lot 3 Claremont - Park. betng & re. TR R T Royal, Sfllde. Peaches, pecled, 11@15¢; un- | are being made in the country. atandard,, 10c; rime. c; ymbleached . Thomp- | Cal Wine Asn. — 10" | Pac C Borax..185 — | subdivision of lots 3 to 8, block I, Vernon Park, T " Creat Hosthess Goie i Feed, T%c for choice bright. TI%@TYe for | SN, Scper Ib, Sultanac lancy, 104c per Ib: | Ner Ex....... 110 — |Par Paint....16 — - |Oakland: §2075. SRTFUE D No. 1 and 67%@i0c for off grades: Brewing and 1 ) i = % | Shipping srades, T75%@ssc; Chevalier, nominal. | bleached Sultanas Sc: Seedless, 50-Ib boxes, Boarq Morning Session. 6lkc; 4-crown, 7c; 3-crown, 6%c: 2-crown, 6e: . 5 CALL BOARD SALES. Pacific brand—2-crown. 5e:* 3-crown, 8%e, and | 23 Contra Costa Water. Informal Session—9:15 o'clock—No sales. i-crown, 5lsc; seeded (Fresno prices), éc; Lon- | 30 Hana Plantation Co Second Session—No sales. don Lavers, 2crown, $150 per box: 3-crown, | 100 Makawell ....... Regular Morning Session—No sales. $160; Fancy Clusters. $2: Dehesa, $250; Impe- | 05 Market-street Railway * . % | Afternoon Session—No sales. rials, $3. All prices f. o. b. at common ship- | 10 Market-street Raflway. OATS—A sample of new White from Oregon | PIng points in California, 15 Market-street Rallway | CHICAGO, Aug. 5.—September wheat opened | was shown on 'Change yesterday. It was a fine | A NUTS—Walnuts. No. 1 softshell, 12@12%e; No. | _5 Oakland Gas. S unchanged to %c higher .at 694@6%c under | lot, with a large plump.grain. The crop up | 2 8@8%c: No. 1 hardshell, 10@10%c: No. 2 ‘6%@ | 5% Paauhau Sugar Plan Co. 722 | buying orders and an advance at Parls. Trade | there is reported large. | BecsiAlonds ASPUC fof parershell. 10GHo for {3 Bdaubau Husay Fisw Co. the N line of Wilder street. 170 W of 8% | was very dull for a time, however, a | _The Government is out for 4000 toms of ola | softshell and s@fc for hardshell: Peanuts, 3@ | 13 S I Gas & Electric Co. # e e T st of Baker, 106 . . and an| o 0" for Manila. Some surprise Is expressed | 7¢ for Eastern; Brazil Nuts, 12@12ic: Filberts, | 20 S F Gas & Electric Co. . y N 147.84, Map Mountain View Trac gqy, | asier tone in corn found its reflection In | among the trade that the Government should | 12@12%c: Pecans. 11@13c; Cocoanuts. § @5 %S F Gas & Electric Co. 1§ Dy | beins a portion of the Dohr Tract, Berkele The Home Bullding Company (a corporation) to Edwin W. Woodward, afl interest in W one- 714 | half of lot 3, Map Forest Park Tract, quit 50 | claim deed, Berkeley Township: $10. b Edwin W. and Mary A. Woodward to Frank 7 | A. Pratt. lot 39 and W 25 feet of lot 38, Map 12! % 0 200 Hocking Valley..... Hocking Valley prefd Tilinois Central Iowa Central lowa Central prefd Lake Erie & Western Lake Erie & Western prefd. Louisville & Nashville. Manhattan L. Metropolitan St R Mexican Centr Mexican Nationa Minneapolis & St Louis. Missouri Pacific....... Chicago Grain Market. 5 | Forest Park Tract. Berkeley Township: $10. Edwin W. and Mary A. Woodward to Frank A. Pratt, E one-half of lot 38, Map Forest P I1750 | Tract, quitclaim deed, Berkeley Township; §: : Patrick M. Collins {o Rev. L. Serda, lot on anciseo Luts Obisp: Diego. 8 3 it o Snokane eah Bay Walla Walla Glear Missouri, Kansas & Texas. | pheat, which worked off to 65%@6S%c during | call for old Oats at this time of the year, when | ( HONEY—Comb, 1igi% for bright and sgioe B Fr oot ewion) T s sl Wit W, Wil G T § Cinnemucea Cloua Mi 4| the first halthour. Seaboard clearances were | the new crop iz just coming In. especlally as | o7 Eht amber; water white extracted, 500 e s | Hamiiton, all interest in lot on the NW comner [ o e | asain reported as heavy, while offerings from jold Oats will be apt to get weevilly before | "Gy gwiis™ Xgoce per 1b, 3 5 10 Giant Powder Con. .. - I8 | of George and Warren streets, SW 100 by MW 748 m—T ture, 52 degrees. Mot & W | first hands in the West were sald to be light. ;‘:;3;’:c","‘u“;‘d“;:“%‘c‘,:n‘l"gz,/:”r"‘a‘r"’gl‘:;;' T ;!fi;: SErtediod 0 Giant Powder Con 72 % |5, block 2. Fitchburg Homestead lots, Berke- WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL | Norfolk & Western prefd I 55" | While gloomy tidings of the condition of the | Gsi 15 per ctl for Red. s Provisions. e e Eson SuEeN iy Cu B e Sk S & Beidann/te Arie POR Northern Pacific profd. 100 | corn crop had no marked effect in the pit | CORN-—Chicago was firm at a small advance, : { 5000 Oakland Transit Co 6s. -118 50 ~ ~ry M. Vivier, lot on the E line of Morton street, Ontario & Western 210 S of Railroad avenue, E 130 by S 40, block PCCl Bt L 0 Paauhau Sugar Plan Co. 20 S F Gas & Electric Co. PPy 311 | where malze for future delivery Is handled, it | though there was considerable falling off in the cloudy and threatening weather owers B Vi y wi volume of speculation. The weather over the There Is nothing new to report. pe, while cle very wi Reading % | e f ~| This market was dull, nominal and wun- | j25c for light medium, 13%c for light. 143c for | ,* German Savings & Loan. 1380 00 £ . yery warm ey 1 | sized short interest was driven to cover, Sep- | cypimeq! O 1 s dtie or || o Makawell »..ox.. Builders’ Contracts. T e | (he market Tel1 Tack slianils, ont ho skl | €mall ‘round Yellow. $17: Eastern Yellow. | sugarcured Hams. 13%@iic: California Hams. | 3 3 ar<etsegt Rafiway Minnle P. Shotwell (owner) with Royal Heat- St Louls & San Fran e o September closing 1%~ over Saturday at j0%c. | §} (2@ 65: White, $170@175 per’ ctl; mixed, | 13@13tsc: Mess Beef, $1150 per bbl: extra Mess, ing Company (contractors), architect N. Blais- uis & San Fran lst prefd Y 3 1 501 55, $2. Family, $13: prime Mess Pork. $li: extra e corn market opened steady, but ruled | Toam 5 » 3 for a time thereafter because of general %{&{{‘fi@l?flfi;ifl. first hand: — e e Tty s West, as well as favorable tempera- i Sl T @7 r ARD—Tierces quoted at T@Tlc per Ib f tures. Crop reports came in with the wusual Flon ond Mallshifes compound and 10 Zor pure; half-batrels, pure, T PRODUCERS’ OIL EXCHANGE. dell—Steam heating plant for a six-story and gusem:nt brick building on lot on SW line of Morni fon’ ‘ourth street, 309:4%; SE of Mission, SE 34:4 Boarq. Morning Sesston by W ITE s "2 St Louis & San Fran 2d prefd. St Louis Southwestern St Louis Southwestern prefd. St Paul ... i has fallen over the south- Pacific Slope and along the ern portion her districts the | Washington changes have be . h Decn_ali s £ g Ik St Paul prefd.. tone of despondency uninterrupted. Damage o T b & 300 Bear Flag. 05 Same owner with Gulick & Wetherbee (con- porecast made 2t san Francicco for thirty | Southern' Pacific . |18 now clalmea in Tilinois and Iowa. The | S T OL ENE.One. half.barsel, 3%c; three | 50 Bear Flag 0 | tracfors). "architect. same—Plumbing. gasntiing R e ettty ol ehil Southern Raflway j market rallied ondtli?se oports, the close be-| , ispatch from Chicago to Bolton, de Ruyter | half-barrels, 9%c: one tierce, 9%¢; two tierces, | S5 oS ENE O 230 ey f.,".,’,.',';'f o] $5600. threatening. with scattering, light Southern Railway pretd AEThc ovc Seuthy it b S Fays that the twenty.two mills in Min. | 9¢; five tierces. §#c per I 140 Functlen 1 | Rount tract, . B TRy SES o e s iuiniae: Toledo, St Louis & Weet prefd. | tember closed a shade down at gac. " i on s T hien e i output for | Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops. Board— 5 basement frame bullding on Iot on N line of R e e o "5 | 0 Thion Pacife: £ | o ovislons” were dull, oy small business | {0 *i0rns hag been sold, and the. weekiy i b Hanford . .90 | Facifc avenue, s4'E of Haker sirzet, B 54 ¢ s Bt 120 Union Pacific prefd | of a purely professioral character being done, S 7 b e onte Cristo. L1680 N 127:8%; g evada—Cloudy, with occasional ehowers | ;5% Unlon Pacific p 4 | September pork closed 10c lower and lard and | €ind now averages 33,000 barrels. It scems | HIDES AND SKINS—Culls and brands sell | ‘m Pomioso ! 550 E. W. Hopkins (owner) with W. F. Wilson P2 Sresh porthiment svind. - 4 400 Wabaeh prefd " | ribs each 2i4c depressed. that the domestic trade has been holding off | about 1%c under quotations. Heavy salied | 100 Peerless b . 587ty | Co. (contractors). architect Clinton Day— B s e ater: D SRt P * 700 Wheeling & Lake Erfe. ; | _The leading futures ranged as follows for a decline, and is now buying. European | Steers, 10%c; medium. 5@10c: light, Sy@3c Plumbing. gasfitting and sewer work for two s s szl o e i sl Y Wheeling & Lake Eri. 4 o o Opon. High. Low, Glass | holdings have also been large and when these | Cow. Hides, §%@9c for heavy and Si@sc for MINING STOCKS. additional stories to a five-story brick build. S DAY FROSE S 800 Wisconsin Central . B e pen. High. Low. Close. | are worked off a big business is expected from | yony. Stags, 6%c; Salted Kip, 9%c; Salted Veal, Ing on lot on NW corner of Pine and Leides- o s e i Express Companies— A“ A . | that qgharter. Millers are generally looking for | gy @ioc; Saited Calf, 10c; Dry Hides 16G16ie; | _The following were the sales In the San | dorff streets, W 36 by N 85; 33493, o Adams 1m0 sfm“:n AL WY n% K 5;‘- higher prices for Flour. Culls, l4c; Dry Kip. l6c: Dry Caif, 17@17%c: | Francisco Stock and Exchange Board yester- | _Whitney Estate Company (owner) with J. H. o American 90 ks % T T 10%| ¥LOUR — California Family Extras, 32 2@ | Culls and Brands, 14@15c: Sheepskins, shear- | day: Wilson (contractor), architect N. Blaisdell— - 3 140 oo, e regon, §250@2 75 3 medium, 5¢; 1ong L, 75c orse | 300 Andes .. 300 Gould & hy - les to a five- ETATIONS. Zz Miscellaneous— kil e R ) 5T | $2 735@3 for bakers'; Washington bakers', §2 75 | Hides, salt, 32 50@2 7 for large and $2G2 % for | 40 Challengs 53] 300 Ophtr -, ST 2| story brick building on lot on S line of Geary H Amaigamated Copper o] Detober - gy o o Blan medium, §150@1 75 for smail and 50c for Colts; | 100 Challenge 32| 100 Overman . 12 | street, 137:6 E of Stockton, E 112:6 by § 137:6: o * - % % MILLSTUFFS—Prices In sacks are as fol- | Horse Hides, dry. §175 for large, $150 for me- | g0 Chollar . 06( 200 Slerra Nevada. 14 | $21.695. s 351 a4 g5 | lows. usual discount o the trade: Graham | dium, 31 25 for small and 50c_for Colts. Deer- | 160 Con Cal & Va..2 00| 100 Yellow Jacket.. 25 HOTEL ABBIVATS ; 3 $3 per 100 Ihs: Rye Flour, $2 75: It - S ummer or red skins, 35c: fall or meds o Lom% o mE wm | ot R Rice Flour, §: Corn Meal 83 25 | sime. M06r winter or thin skins, Shc. “Goatsiing | 100 Confidence ....11 05 HOTEL ARRIVALS. GRAND HOTEL. extra_cream do, §4: Oat Groats, $5; Hominy, | —Prime Angoras, 75¢; large and smooth, suc; e T 34| W Brown, PhiladelphalJ Montgomery, Chicag 2% | Oats, No. 2— 82 September 2% | May ... - 81 | Mess Pork, per bbl— - 51% |~ September St January . T Lard, ver 100 Ibs. American Car & Foundry American Linseed Ofl... American Linseed Oil prefd... American Smelting & Refining. Am. Smelting & Refining pref American Tobacco W U 1 25: Buckwheat Flour, $4@42: Cracked m, 3c 300 Best'& Belcher 1| 200 Sterra Nevada. 14 1515 14914 15000 | Whear. 4 0; Farina, $450: Whole Whias | “ealLOW-No. 1 rendered. %c per Ib; choice, | 100 Challenge 34| 200 Silver Hill International Power Laclede Gas . National Biscuit Nationa) Lead National Salt . National Salt pi North American . o T Anaconda Mining Co. . 2 5 "$3 25: Rolled Oats (barrels), $6 S5GS 55: : ‘No. 2. 3s@ic: grease, 14@3c. 1500 Con Cal & 19| 50 Union Con 12 | Cecelia Brown, Phila [Miss Thorns Santa Maria Pt C Brooklyn Rapid ‘Tr&nm 2 ;g\s geelg’nber gig 872% 875 x!;‘m‘:ncfi. 36 50@S: Pearl Barley, $5; fismn s':\-.-oo Spring. 1900 of 1901 —Humboldt and | 300 Mexican 131100 Yellow Jacks 25 | L Brown, PhiladelphialM Williams & ’a‘?"%‘r’é?., WEATHER AND CROP X Colorado Fuel & Iron . .04 e iy g H s_l‘/z 880 880 | peas, $5; Green Peas, $6 50 per 100 Ibs. Mendocino, 14@13%c: do. Lambs'. 1lc per Ib; | 300 Ophir . 67 L Katten & w, Stktn Le Gro, Detroit Hollister—Beets doing well; Foster peaches| 3.600 Consolidated Gas 27y s{'":“‘R?M» et Lt RN O 5 e Northern, free, 12@13c; defective, 3@ilc; Middle C Thompson & W, Sact|L. Hammond & w, Chg ripening 800 Continental Tobacco 3 b g Natar i Hay and Feedstuffs. County, free, 10@1lc; do. defective,” $@i0c; | The following were the sales in the Pacific | F Moors, Marysville (G Jessen, Watsonville Hanfori—All crops favorable. .... Continental Tobacco e . 3 sm"é ;fig/. Toy y i Southern. 12 months. $@%c: Southern, free, 7 | Stock Exchange yesterday: C- Marion, Arizona Moore, San Jose San Occasional showers during day. General Electric et e 4 oo“ 7 g; ;»6 months, T@10c; do, defecti 7 months, 7@8c: Morning Session. G C Booth, Sacto Kennedy, Livermore Dried apricots commanding good prices. Glucose Sugar . Lat] 3 b » There were thirty cars of Hay on the tracks. | Oregon Valley, Ofl:e, uga 'e":io. hmedl m_and | 109 Alpha Con ..... 03] 200 Hale & Nore. L Luthers, Lndng R Harte, Fresno Palermo doing well, Hocking Coal Cash_quotations were as follows: The market was unchanged, with a falr de- | SO2rse; T@IC: DIERsn, BRErh, choiee, T@Tc: | 160 Best & Belcher 12{ 20 Mexican G Hark, Mill Valley IE Pattee, Cal Venture noor. International Paper . . Flour, quiet; No. 2 fed, 0%@7le; No. 2 corn, | mand. do, fair to & Tambs. h@oe %¢. Fall | 600 Con Cal & V.192%| 200 Ophir indolph, S8 QuentnMrs. Oatmon Cal Santa Maria—B: still blooming: about 5000 International Paper 75 | 56%c; No.-2 vellow, 56%c: No. 2 oats, 35%@36c: | ' —San_Joaguin Lambe', 7@ 100 Con Cal & Va..1 95| 200 Ophir F Jimponi. Chicago |Mrs Potts, Jamestown it Zhwesties Gatts Bran and Middlings have been marked up 50c white, 37%@3%c; No. 3 white, 36%@ | HOPS—15g20c per Ib. 100 Confids ¢ 0N, i flax sech, §i s's'"r-n%’ Chg: "tfifi'""fi? | "ERAX s 0 per ton. 1000 con 1mc; i 200 yenl ’ : No. 1 flax seefl $1 65; prime timothy seed, | 1 ODLINGS 49651 3 per ton. ‘on Tmperiai. ellow Jacket $49: mess pork. per bbl. $14 0G15: lard, pet | FERDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley. $16017 50 per . Pxami, Teshatort N Daw 1600 Con Imperial... 02| 500 Yellow Jacket.. Bak Py 100 Ibs., 8 7215@8 75: short ribs sides (1ooe). | (obr 5 Afternoon Session. Mrs Vioitney, Bakrafid N McFall, Nevada Cy $755@5 00; dry salted shoulders (boxed), 7 T 'c'-i‘e.'}'fié')""'cfgn@fi'eifbg;? % | Although orices are unchanged dealers are | 40 Challenge Con. 23( 200 Ophir 2 Jize Kpoay, Bkrafld IR Walker, Grass Viiy @ T%c: short clear sides (boxed), .38 33@S 45: | @t 50; Cracked Corn, $91G32: Mixed Heed. $iy i et for Hi [ Rosenberg & w, Wdld C Truax. 'Chicago 5 . P B 3 : quoting an easler market for Hogs, owing to | 100 Con Cal & V 100 Sterra. W ) whisky, basis of high wines, §1 205 clover. eon e iker recelpta. 110 Con Cal & V.1 92/ 200 Silver Hil % e paamols IA W Collins, Cal 1. 3 A M Niles, Da Eadt Srags, WS HAY—Wheat, $1G9 10: choice, $10; Wheat and | “{vnojeeale rates from slaughterers to dealers | 300 Confidence . R, Postind 3 Rern R A € Burgoon, Texas [Miss Potts, James IV_Kendrick, Los Ang'E: C Hart, Sacte 3 Shook & niece, Ptsbg|W Doan & w, Sacto 100 Sierra Nevada. G. H. WILLSON, | -- 200 Yellow Jacket Local Forecast Official, temporarily in charge. —_— 200 Confidence . San. Francisco Mcat Market. RWREABER Pacific Coast Pacific Mail EASTERN MARKETS. 5 ! 1l ¥ ! l o4 FEEBE People’s Gas . 118] 400 Silver Hill E Oliver & w, Portind J Reed, Pressed St joar (i e TR Resdints’ Bl Oat, $ 50@0: Oat, $6@8 50; Barley and Oat ) 700 Hale & Norc... 24| 200 Unfon Con © ook Maton I Need Weodund p pments. & 7@9; Clov: 5 50GT: are as follows: ntreal A Carroll, Calistoga e mar s $6@8; Alfalfa, $7@9: Clover, $ 50G7; Volunteer, 00 Justice . 05/ 300 Yellow Jacket D , 34,000 H Dalton, Montreal |B New York Stock Market. Pullman Palace Car . asoonl SEEMERD il o ks B R eaAal Steers and 5@éc per Ib for | 300 Mexican 3 H Harvey & w. Spkne & Mol outn’ aen 3000 & ” % % 2epublic Steel —25@42% . WS, . 2 7 o R S W - 3 S Republic Steel prefd Jiz000 fl%@?&ffl%&&fl:‘ o eI CLOSING 'QUOTATIONS. ;u-""%'rf::c:rrbé-s'fif 15 Trachar. dan Jee NEW YORK. Aug. 5.—Speculation to-day | SR ; Beans and Sceds. il et De MONDAY, Aug. 54 p. m, |k michardson, Sulsun R Diomas, Los Ang betrayed a vielding tendency from the opening Toni, e & Em " LAMB—Spring, $%@9% per pound. . % B v irs rter, N umtil the closing of business. Resultant losscs Tt e . s O 70 | On the Produce Exchange today the butter | A further advance in Pink and large White | FORK Live ¥iogs. 200 1bs and under. 6@ | Aipma . S g B T A I T et T a8 Jowy ran from two to six points for the stocks most United States Leather 12 | e e e i ap 4O20c; dairies, 13@ | Beans 1s noted. Both desctiptions are still in | Sk over 20 The, et fesders, ——; sows: 20 per | 4fa". Dok 08 02 04, Mrs Snook, San Jose € Greemwell, Cal actively Gealt in and included leading members | 1100 United gm:i kf."rfi:':: prefd ;gg litc: cheese, 9%@10%c; eggs, firm, fresh, 130 | demand for shipment. Other sorts arc un- Sent ot from 'the ‘above quotationa: dressed Andss.. . g gg - g Grecnnln Watsonville E Price, s-ns‘num of all principal grow Occas 1 o ~ 73 » changed. ; ‘ cher . 5 7 2 5 Penninger, Reno | C Crawford, San Rafel B e e eena) ealien] Tnlted States Rubber 2| i x| ©HEANS Bayor. 124002 0: Smiall White, 8450 Hogs, TH@Y SR ] Best & Beicher 1 13 03 04 Miss Sollitt, Chicago (W Hollister, Gaviota SC Mosiintion anl. che peociseel . slement | T2.00. Teited Sigtm 505 e oo T IES 5 Biackeyer 18 3o Limas: General Merchandise. Caledonia 1.1 30 3 % 8 g, R iy n:‘l':u;‘d 'i\"::v m;!:pnmr) recovery to put out | 3700 Western Union F %0 oreign Futures. soss::m;, 40; lr;ed Kidney, $ 2% per ctl. aa.llllenxe Con. § g 05 . 0 l!(r- V:eb-lf:-r. A?g Y ;:lrgllnd additional short lines of stocks, Western and EDS—Brown Mustard, nominal. _Yellow ollar ......... o5 o7 | L Large. Lake Pacific stocks bore the brunt of the selling 1n | ' Shares sold, Mustard, nominal; Flax, $2 75@3; Canary, 3%@ |, GRAIN BAGS—Calcutta Grain Bags. Se; | Confidence .....105110 — 04| N Rosenthel & w, Mdr|J Thomson & w, Pa the raiiroad quarter, while United States Steel | CLOST % W e for Tastern; Alfal(a, nominal; Rape, 1&6 TodAl mdes i leek thKs, CRlghtag: Wool Bags, | Con Cal & V.11 851 % & Vee LN Shath lm:;’“s 2ol all MeAliivter & w, and Sugar were in the van in the downward | U S ref 2s reg. LIVERPOOL. oD D Eral: o mr ML B on wnd G tos Tuta” DB %0 | GO e Tork. — - OhBirves BT B M| 7 Jucger: New Jemey| Satistery & w. Bea ect @ sett " 4 . oliday. - ¢ b ureka Con.... 10 —Standard . o v Jaeger, Mrs Hume, Berkeley ::_\Ny:—;ur::m:::r:mr“:-‘r”‘- !::1.‘.‘:...::‘.,5: % . Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables. eillngun, § Seardls, 3 Doant % 50; Cocs gxchwuer e 2B |G Frager, Tenn P Pierpont, Ohio liquidation in the steel issues at the opening of i gy o | bond, §5: Camberiand. $12'50 I bulk ana Yig s | Gould & Curty 12 13|Union Con R A TN T business to-day. First sales of the common 2180 P10 |, Arrivals of Potatoes were large. amounting | {5™gacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Bgg, $14: Julla e ol iR 9 92| \rs Smith, Colo H C Laxhler, Pa to 6779 sks, and the market was quoted weak | Canmel, §10 per ton: Coke, $15 per ton in bulk | 2" ® 2 W Sncket.. M . 13 p ¢ were 15,000 shares at from 41 down to 40%, which about measured the low point until well in the afternoon, when it sagged to 40. Inter- mediate transactions were on a narrow frac- tional range, but the fact that the stock was well backed up arcund 40 did not exert any strengthening effect on the general market. The closing price was the lowest of the day and Ern indicated a2 net loss of 3% points, as compared | C & N S F deb $s.122 with Saturday’s close. The preferred stock | Chicago Term 4s... 841 suffered an extreme loss of 3% and ended three | IC:’lom‘lc So 4s points off. The street was inclined to view the | & R G 4s. faflure to reach an agreement as foreshadow- | Erie gen 4s " ing a highly sensitive market for the stock for | F W _& D C ists..104 2215 23 30 2795 2015 2805 29 45 in spite of the very good shipping demand. On- | and §17 In sacks; Rocky Mountain descripti L Weight Cal_ B Thaver & 5 S in v good hipping demand. On- | and n é M lescriptions, ght, Cal yer & s, San Jos fons ruled firm. §8.45 per 2000 1bs and 3850 per ton, according | REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS, |A Minard & w. Chgo 'S Thompson, Chicago e Y gverstocked with Feppers, Egg Plant, Squash | 7, pure, $1 %7 Linseed OIL in barreis: botied: | on S'iiae ot An:‘&':‘;,‘,",,?’,‘,’"fi“;l‘}'"flflg‘n'hé Miss Van Andale. McC|N 'S Large. Orovilie gic; raw, 92c; cases, 5c more; Lard Ofl, extra | o r T Lewls, St J. Mo |L, Freeman, Morrs POTATOBS -S1cGs1 15 in-sacks and 31 1081 5 | winter sirained, barrels, Sic; cates, Sic: China Pgatate of Beter Dean (by R. A, Charles p|T FUlt Jr. San Juan B rw in boxes for Burbanks, T5c@$1 for Garnet Chiles | Nut, 55@72c per gallon; pure Neatsfoot Oil, bar- 3 cecute S CHICAGO. and 75@%c for Early Rose; Salinas Burbanks, | L§ls. ST#e: cases, T2isc: Sperm, pure, 6io; Whale Peter Doan Company (s " corporationy, ot ‘ho B CHICAGO, Aug. 5.—CATTLE—Receipts, 20,- | $1 15@1 35. d Ol natural white, 40@43c per gallon; Fish Oll, | S corner of Sacraments and Biloamy 5 Dantuceh, Texed T ONIONS—Yellow, 75@90c Al in ‘barrels. 37%c; “cases, 423c. W 1063 by S 79:6: 000. streets, | R Matheson, Los An 500, including 1300 Texans; steady to slow; good low, per ctl; Pickle On- | 03T G1r Water White Coal Ofl, in bulk, : :6: e Wiaster to vrime steers, $5 6086 30; poor to medium, | 1°0%, @85 per sack. ; 13¢; Peatl Ol In cases, 19; Astral, '1dc: e ot Samommon i zabeth F. Nelson, lot | Mrs M Matting, Colo 54405 40; stockers and feeders, 2 2504; coms | NG ELABLES Asparagus s now bardly | 106 ESHn Stak, 25c; Eiaine, 2ho Eoosae. sarh | Ol S, line of Sacramento street. 15 W of De- | Hisesauiiey. ingiesde Beans., oars Limee” igoay cafa@Ze: String | qectorized stove gasoltne, in bulk, iscs in cases, | ¥ 3ioerc e . 87 -101% 86 nd heifers, $2 25@4 90; canners, ‘$1 50@2 40; A imas, W J J Cormady, N Y awhile. Other metal properties scored marked | Gen Electric 5s.....200 bulls, 32 5064 30; calves, $3G5 2; Texas steers, | por oil:. Somatoss fromCihs HivoaStiy SjoAls | 71C; Benzine. In bulle Mc: in’ cases, Stc: 86-de- { Wilson | 10 F. Ar McDomai ot o5 | & I ey, sympathetic losses, Tennessee Coal dipping 3% | Iowa C lsts . 115% | $3@4 50. boxes, #0@iic; Dried Peppers, 13@ic; Green | STee,Gasoline. In bulk, 20c; In cases, 26c. W F Giller, city &nd American Car and Foundry preferred four | L & N, unified 4s..101 poinis. Selling by the West continued in spite | M. K & T 2ds ©f reports of rains in various sections of the & .. corn belt and the publication of a large number | of very satisfactory increases in raflroad earn- ings for the fourth week of July. Sugar was a line of Ashbury street, 176:6 N of Frederic 508 s , " |~ TURPENTINE—G8c per gallon in cases and 13; K, | Mrs. M Watson, Wash|C 2 T tng e e morrow, | Okra, BIc@SL per box: Carrots. 35G350 Der sacks ' g in drutns of 1ron bArrels. N 13 by W 1sa; s, F Miller & w, Wash |Miss A B Scott, Colo w r 875 | 28,000; ., 200; 8 2 er, closed | Cucumber: Y. 20@35c; Pickles, 14c per Ib ““SUGAR—Prices have again declined. The | 1 0Uise Schussier (wife of Herman) to Mau- | ' Frouty. 1l IL Wilson, Sacte Ve Contunéi 11130 | S mixed and futengre, X tvas 1 ood e | for email a1 ror g Gl s Whoon | (SUCAT Rices Rave nsaln declnen, The | D idsentnal” e on' S i) Sl = g STOCKS. 580; light, 3 85@5 %; bulk of sales, $@6 05. | for Beli; By s pound, in 100-1b bags: TN P ) B < H 3 , . ; Egg Plant, 35@i0c per box; Green J. and Jennie L. James to J. G. James day school ent, who Little Chiet 12| SHEEP Receipts, ,00; 10@15c lower: good | Corn, ver saci; Alameda, H0c@$l per | pOubes, Crushed ‘and fine Crushed. - 5.40e: | corporaticn). lot on B line of Howard srecs: happened. 1o be & ary” Fo0ds mere prominent feature all day and dropped 5% to Ratio” *'s 2 | to choice wethers, $3 60@4; fair to cholce mixed, | crate; Berkeley, 50@75c: S Squash, la 5.2%c; Candy Granulated, 5.2ic; |3 N of Eighteenth, N 50, B 124, § merchant, e iy e '€ |8 2et o weien hoen 1o Bb i yeuigs | Do TG e Marmemiat savass. igh | DI, CIMTAAS, Gk Contootonery &, bt | v w i gt T P A W fmnd who was feaching s clage of very's Iroads on its earning capacity. - But E oot o | 556 B TS DO e o e on Magnolia A “4T50; Extra C, dse: “Golden G | 1ot on W line of | Shotwell ‘strect, 150 R nz | DIAIning the lesson: “Now has any ons lttle mews was circulated to account for the Savage o . ST. JOSEPH. : ¥ 4.55¢; barrels, 10c more; hali-barreis, 2o more: | Eighteenth, N 50 by W 122:6:/ $10. " of |a question to ask?’ A vi girl S TRt o o o e Shifeia T 8| en sommen o, nve. ioxmmien. Pouliry and Game. | b B ph et e’ M| ok Bkl s Mary o sna | b 0 ., e W, S v ; EPH, Mo., . 5.—CA : - A ; s J. Arm: 3 was lnr:bn nm &'lg’ oy 'l !r; F i Small Hopes A 2 ceipts, 1570: steady; natives, $3 75@5 S0; cows | Dominos, half-barrels, 5.65¢; boxes, 5.90c per Ib. | botham, lot on s to Willlam P, Higgin- “Broo%.-. e X and Relfers, $1 25@4 80; bulls and stage, $2 A few Doves came in. bringing the quotations | = Receipis from the Islands in Jul & 2 ping, of Stuceenth street, 1% rop ot prices. A boliday a¢ London deprived | Leadville Con $%; slockers and Teeders, 31 7504; veals, 12G5. | below. Hare and Rabbite, it mund, boms o e oeoipts (rom the el Rots i Sy, e EGECRSIo K by NS S e y ; Tamony, b ; { il ! : P i ’ how much are those littie red rasols in your windx " said Martha.— it !Rtmm;. P