The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 30, 1902, Page 11

A -~ (OMMERAAL SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. To-day a legal holiday. All local stock boards adjourned to Monday. Silver and Exchange as before quoted. 1Wheat lower, Barley tweak, Oats firm. Corn dull and declining. Rye neglected. Middlings again,advanced. Bran and Hay unchanged. Beans and Seeds continue inactive and unchanged. Butter, Cheese and Eggs as previously quoted. Provisions still dull and “easy everywhere. Live and dressed Meats quoted as before. Salmon market still in good shape for sellers. Tea very firm in the primar: nrarkets. Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables in large supply. Poultry and Game about as before. T ‘herries and Apricots in larger receipt and weak. Business To-morroze. tary leader of a statement on next Monday concerning the peace negotiations was regarded 8434 15 57 40 20 5500 “Sax day ok Am mnmau\e pf 12,200 N* D'Hyz 93 K C South 700 - 83y 82% 331 K C Southern ‘pid. 8,600 61 61 61 Total sales.....320,500 CLOEING BONDS. Do 3s B > g & 17 3 H n 3 5 N 283 227, B Balto & O 4s....102 Balto & O 3%s.. B & O conv Can South 2nd: Cent of Ga s gm c&l g)‘u“: inc 83 es 04340, 108% | Shi & Alton 8 1% & ‘:{.f.?‘“ L mgmmm U ....111% [Union Pac cop C8 SIL gen 4a 13 Wabash lsts erm 4s. 4 |Wabash 2nd: Col & South 4s. ;':‘ atae ¥ Den & R G 4s....103% West Shore 45 Erle prior lien 451 007 W & L E ds. Jrie gen 4s.. 1:| Wis Cent ds. Ft W & D£ llt 1102 Con Tob 4s. inal, jol grades in fair 2st and steady, State, common to good, T@9%c; prime, %@ 10c; choice, 10%@lie; fancy, llc. Prunes are steady on all sides and the job- bing and export moyement moderately active, In apricots a fair inquiry is noted for |sot ungktatfilml .ql 5‘n.x,aeuiy prices. Peaches stea "RICOTS—Boxt¢ 109:@14c; bags, 10%@ 3 agEACHEB—PeeIed. 14@16c; unpeeled, 8%@ * Chicago Grain Market. . CHICAGO, May 20.—Most of the influences in the wheat pit favored sellers, and the sup- port from a strong quarter and the comparative firmness of the forelgn markets kept prizcs fairly firm for the first hour. Cables showed a little decline, but were not bearish. Ad- vices did state, however, that there was pres- sure of spot Wheat upon the English market, a great quantity of stuff due to arrive off the coast and fine weather abroad. Buying by a big house that suggested satisfaction with the price brought in a number of tailers and helped prices. For a time corn helped wheat, but it soon became apparent that the bears had the situation in hand again. The wdather in the winter country was warm with rains and in the Northwest clear and warmer. Bears lald great stress on this argument and were thriving on fine crop prospects. Receipts weie increasing. In the way of novelty a car of new Texas wheat was shipped in and on its harvesting the Southwest sold. No additional | export business came to the relief and every- thing slumped. July opened %@%c to a shade lower at Ti%GT2%c and dipped to 72e. closing weak, Bhe down, at T2K@TZ%e. e o e adiferonce 1o var slump yesterday and the bull crowd supported the market falrly well for @ time. Trade turned very bearish later on heavy receipts, bears sold short and crop Teports were good. July closed weak, %c lower, at 6244@62%c. The only featire of the’ trade In oats wi the nervou ‘accompanying the May “deal. Several small traders in this option did some business. Many of the shorts in May are Cauntry markets, steady; weathef in England, corroxv—ununa-. 5 5-32. Northern Business. T ORILAND, May 20.—Clearings, $306,266; arTACOMA, May 20.—Clearings, §280,062; bal- SPOKANE, my 20.—Clearings, $222,666; blhncel ufi EATTLE, May 20.—Clearings, $479,129; ballncel 8106,31‘4. Northern Wheat Market. OREGON.” PORTLAND, May u—wm.fl'—-w:l.z.m Walla, 66c; blue &f tem, 67 ¥ The’ total shipments' of “Wheat trom this port for the week ending . to-day were 131,052 bushels. WASHINGTON TACOMA, May 29. T—Qum. un- changed Blue stem. 05100; ciah, G s e SR IOR R IR S R DR SR e X LOCAL MARKETS. p — Exchange and Bullion. Sterling Exchange, 60 days. — s 85% Sterling Cables, sight. — 488 Sterling Cables . — 489 New York Exchange, sight. — 15 New York Exchange, telegraphic — 17 Silver, per ounce. — 51 Mexican Dollars, nominal - 453 Wheat and Other Grains. WHEAT—News from the East and abroad deranged the wires. The Liverpool market for- futures was lower. Chicago dropped %e with further liquidation and a very light demand. ‘The market showed little rallying power. This_market was lower on call, and -a frac- tion off in shipping grades, with very little was scarce yesterday, as a storm in the West Deciduous and Citrus Fruits. The demlnd for Borfle- was fair and attract- ive lots of all kinds except Gooseberries moved off well. Owing to the scarcity of labor at ‘Watsonville and vicinity, the picking of Ber- ries is retarded and consequently are cuming in overripe, which accounts for the low prices. Loganberries in small baskets sold at 12%c ond a few drawers that came in from ‘Watsonville brought 50G55¢c per drawer. AUCTION SALES S OCCIDENTAL b 1 HORSE EXCHANGE, THIRD STREET. Onl(ON'DAY June 2, 1 will seil a large con- signment of new and second-hand Carriages, . Camp Cherries were much weaker, as receipts were | Buggies, Carts, Phaetons, etc. Also a few fine heavy and there wi large quantities carried | Horses, including Shetland Ponles. - over from the pi ing day. Apricots were easler,. there being quite a few crates received. rus frults were unchang from different ::n:;-:hfi:mt the State. Clt- D A G ARLO AD STRAWE! IES—$5@7T per chest for Long- worths and $3@4 50 for uupnenan- crates from | Of WELL BROKEN 1300-pound _WORK oring 50@90c. HOWSES. from HEILERON & WIS Nanchn PBERR!ES—«)@O&: per drawer; crates | Siskiyou coumy. now on sale b from Loomis, $1@1 B”‘ CKBERRIES—ln crates from Loomis, GOOSEBERRIES—20G25c per drawer and | FRED H. CHASE & CO., I Market st. e —————— STOCK_MARKET. 1%0% in bulk; English, —— per drawer and Se per drawer. There was more life on the Bond Exchange Apmco'rs—n% per crate; from Yuma, | vesterday morning, and the list of sales was 25 per crate. longer, though the transactions were small. PPLE 50 per box. SRERRIES. W hite. S5G506 per box; in bulk, 2@ic; Black, %5g50c per box and 3G6¢ in bulk. FIGS—Black, o $3%0 per, Box. - CITRUS FRUITA. Navel Oran ] according to size and quality; Seedii ng. @2 25; Mediterranean Sweets, S0t St Michaels, 50@2; Valencias, %38 5065 30; Maita Biood Oranges, $1 Tangerines, in Spring Valley Water sold at $90@90 25 and Contra Cota Water at $76. Glant. Powder was | weak again at $70 ST%@70 and Alaska Pack- 75 | ers’ lower at $100. On the Oil Exchange Sterling was active again and firmer at $1 67%@1 75. In the afterncon Giant ‘Powder continued quarter_boxes, 50c@$1 and $1 26@1 50 in half | Weak, selling down to 360 75. Doxes; Lemons, 76c@$1 for common and §1 25§ | 175 for good o chotes and §22 73 tor fancy Grape Fruit, ; Mexican Limes, $4@4 50; Bananas, $2 m ner bunch for New Orieans | and $2@2 50 for Hawailan; Pineapples, $3@4 per dozen. Dried Fruits; Nuts and Raisins. FRUITS—Apricots, 9@10c for Royals and 10 Sales on the Ofl Exchange this week were 36,571 shares, valued at 'Bll!& the lfldl.ll sales being as follows Bu . 6000 shares: Junction, 5200; Lion, 7500 h. 1200; Oc- cidental, 2450; Reed. m 7600. All the stock boards stand u’ournql to Mon- i mml"&ollm;x&"atlfl | cents per “share, amounting to $10,000; was delinquent . yesterday. The Pacific’ Coast Borax dl ividend, @18¢c for standard to fancy Moorparks; Evapo- | Mmonthly, $1 per share, amounting to ooo. rated Apples, 10@11%ec; sun dried, 6@7c; Peaches, 6%@S%c: Pears, 6@9c; Plums, pitted, ‘was payable yesterday. There were no quotations for the Umua Rail- roads of San Francisco yesterday from New 5@6lc; unpitted, 1%4@23%e; Nectraines, 5%@6c | York by Bolton, De Runer & Co., as lna wires for. red and 5l%@6e ‘for wmu. figs;. 3% @4%4e | Were down. for black and 5%@6c for white. PRU e—— in speculative circles as tantamount to an an- hy 3 e & CHANGE. To-day being Memorial day and a legal holi- | Pouncement of peace, Ha NG :;}{;.";‘;’,r‘,‘,‘e‘:;gfl;:“‘?k‘,.,7,,”;"}[’{, ‘ow thought | business. . oThe, Produse Exchange will ‘xematn | . E87 s LR e St STOCK AND BOND EX ay, business will be suspended throughout the | To-day’s bond market shared in the dullness MINING BTOCKS the “deal is practically over. July followed | closed to-day, but 43.0; 60-70s, A@4Yie: @3%e; e United States. To-morrow (Saturday) is never | 5f be Slock market, and the closing was stag- | Adams Con 20 Little Chief ... 12 ‘| con closing weak, %@%e down, at 30%e. | o Shet, WheatrShippine, 31 1 miting, $1.15 3G8%c: 90-100s, 215@2%c pe N e A ke sy = wped | nant below the best. Total sales, $2,250,000. ce .. tario : ters of the big Chi- — 'See STATE more than half a day at best. and many of the | “Speculotion” In” stocks’ this meck has. ngen | Brosce 50 |Ophir e | bscaicie of fhe jeamsieteiol he B CH CALL BOARD. SALES. R N e UNITED STATES BONDS. Jrhclomle homses will chesrve i ' of Dusiness | futher neglected and. the course, of prices has | Brunewick Corll 0 |Phoent T 0o | caso packinghouses o ® AL the opening | ,Informal Sesslon—9:15 .o'clock—December— | Sies" ror oacg oans B-orown. dey ; Talt ot e semerai, me che Denks il be apem | pOET e o e Anpruach o the.Srivie, bols | Con CAL & ¥a..1 30 Enxage’: 31 | rives ere strong 4nd the packers nupporiod | M4000 3% Biom o eaten S Aol T ombacied ok |t 7 S0 A « onemiiill - d i N "‘;;‘3\2:2{*{:‘;?“? goods Will | oy “with ite ponsibiiities of Important devel- | Deadwood Terra.l 90 |Sierra Nevada 1 17 N rais markots Srols: July, pork e Mo feasion Tiasembar 110,000 O e ey, B 50 Tt SR MISCELLANEOUS BONDS, | s Tt e o e 75 |Smail Hopes ... 40 | WOCh, ¢, Hown. lard a shade lower and ribs | otis, $1 11%. i 35, " | Ala A 91% — ;Oceanie 8 §s. — 991 | would preclude the opportunity of taking ed- | Iron Silver . ‘5 Standard .......3 25 | SioseC = 3 Ritérnoon ' Session—December—4000 ctis, No.: 1 softshell, ‘11@11%c: | Bay C 10834108, Dmoibus 6s.. — Oregon ( rop B"”"“” | Yantage of them. The continuation of the an- | Leadville Con 2K e Pading tutures ranged as follows: 6@7c; No. 1 hardshell, 10g10%c; No. 3, | G C-Gi 1105% . |Pac G1m 4s. — | thracite mivers' strike has had some repressive BOSTON STOCKS AND BONDS. IR BARLEY—The market continued weak, with | 20 3970705 “J01,@12¢ for papershell. @108 | Calost g 2 2 | influence upon speculation, but has not weak- | Money— U S Steel.. 40 Articles— Open. High. Low. Close. |a further shading in futures. Business was | mé softshell and 8@7c for hardshell; Peanuts, | C Costa =y - ward A. Beals, section di- | ened the coal stocks themselves. The short- | Call loans 4 @5/U S Steel ptd.... 90% | Wheat No, 2— light. | 5@7c for Fastern; Brazil Nuts, 12@12%c; Fil- | Ed L Tk Lo P> States Weather Bureau, | age of coel has had a perceptible effect upon | Time loans .1 1 43G3 Westinghse' Com.107 % 72% 72% | Feed, $1 for No. 1 and 97%@98%c for off | POTC 198 oL BRE T T At G ecanuts; | Pordy g 123 op Bulletin, week ended May | Other industries, motably iron and steel, &nd | Bonds. | Mining— R (12 734, | grades! brewing and shipping grades, $1 02% | 95005 % 7 * | Gea (s — | there has been the dread that the trouble Wwould | Atchison ds |Adventure 71% 0% 71 | @1 03%; Chevalier. nominal. | O Comb, 1012 far height 2t SOLLS | g e o W g grain is making excellent advance- | Yhich would be o GamaElng shing for Tho {rod Sy G e ten T % CALL BOARD-SALES, for light amber; ‘water white _extracted, B (Do e s i von 1 it looks promising in all sections of | trade. But the undertone of sentiment In Wall | N 2 Gas & &% an oy e 1 0, B e | D e TI 0N ot I My: Sark, 4o |1 Ang KIS S the § 1 grain is beginning to head, and | streef is very confident that the anthracite o34 62 " otls, $1. July, ool ik B 5 Te 00 RV W in genmeral the outlook for a g0od crop is favor- | companies have it within their power to settle 0% 59% uola December—6000, Do gtd 6. — — aints are made that the fields are | the strike by very slight concessions whenever 88 i FProvisions. Do gtd 5s. — — o0 and that the wheat on the | they consider it desirable to do so, and f they | Boston & Albany 22 o R 1 egular Morning Session—No sales. i R s b = 116 a8 not recovered from its y, | see greater advantage in that course than in | Boston & Maine.198% i 4000 : 3 » Gue to the previous cold rains. | fighting out the issue raised by the miners. | Boston Hievated 168 o8 AT v S 4 2000 saseer %‘gfl“‘&“"m_,fi"g“z- There is nothing new to report. The market | Mkt-st C 6s. — 12 L lewing and corn end potato plant- | Other portions of the stock list have not fared | N Y, N H & H..237 September (n 30% 30 308 | 200 T8 Frovious sonditions prevall, ¥he | 18 dull. both bere and at the Western centers. | Do lcm 5s.120% — C lst active progress in the Willamette | 80 well as the coalers and the explanation o | Fitchburg pfd. September (old) 2”. 28% 28 28% | market continues very firmly held, with light | CURED MEATS—Bacon, 1Jc per Ib for "&";,c 6s. 111%112% ;ol'“" e e y he heavy tone of e market is not superficial- | Union Pacifi 14 light medium, 14 S > = > ey < weeds are begiuning to get thick on | Iy plain. With the exception of the anthra- | Mextoan Central. 2050 e Pk Dot DACTe A5 Wi a0 e | RO SR e S o s e g b g s e § WA X &7 Br Cal w10 190% er-fallowed land in Bastern Oregon and its | cite strike, conditions have appeared extrmor- | Miscel ber 2 17 2235 17 30 1715 | Sreve, “ Fo@1 55 black, §1 25@1 o e T et SUBAI- [N C R 8s.... —_ |8 V Wat 6s.111 11t zoon become necessary. = Pas- | dinarlly favorable. In spite of the great shrink. | American Sugar..121 Tard, per 100 p o !21:11 45 1or o) J § Cured s e e, Mons Tooer fapCol- | Onk Gas 8a. — 113%! Do 4s 2dm. excellent, and stock is gettng fat. | age in the volume of grain traffic compared July " 1 m/, w 17% 10 12% 10 15 CORN—The Chicago market continues to de. | T s Hams K Soait: Famy, B3 4ok | Oak Tra 6s..134% — | Do 4s 3am. — The cold rains in the coast counties caused a | With this time last year, raliroad earnings con- Bebteraber 10 20 22 103520179 | Siine’ uder the' taflaence - of HInlIation. and | 1o - an® wene Pork, SL6@15 50 amily, $11 50@ | Do 1st cbs.118%115 (Stkn GEE 6102 104 siight falling off In milk during the frst half | tinue to show an Average percentage of in- hort ribs, per 100 o increasing. offerings from the countey. The | 431; e, $16 S0G10: Dry Salt Fork: 3ie; | 0% W © Ge108%104% of the week, with the sdvent of warm | crease over last year of 8 per cent or more. | July . e o 0 ez 0o San Francisco market. continues dull, and th | §28: Mews, J15.000) Teet, 34 70; Bmotea Bos WATER STOCKS, Weather the supply guickly increased to the | 'cfx':;brfl:wr& t o fomeral msritianiion Shpe September . 967% 970 062% 9674 | reeling is weak, with sellers more than wnun;? ‘é’i'{! pfis raiing moked Beef. | contra cnsu'mi 6% s o 633 68 Tormel amount go0d hay crop ls mow as- estbound, is very large and railroa: 4 B Sured. The first cutting of eifalfa in Southern | Tates are said to be maintained with a steadi- Cash_quotations were ax follows: Flour, e L T G st oo RD_Tierces ~uoted, at $%@8xc per Ib | Marin Co.... 8 Ispring Val.. 90% 90% - Oregon will be made this week. Red clover | Dess not experienced for a long time. The | Cons for money. aull: No. 3 spring wheat, 70G73c; No. st Eoms o5 wwee, $1 0@l 02 T o | o o O Ts tins 19%e Bolb tine 0% g n some portions of Marion County is reported lmll;:mancel of zaten is Ilux;lbu!eg mh. dxeme | Cons for account. pfir,‘_ Mo, 80 mu,gzle, Nn.22 o uffigg«"?fic Q: zzy‘e'l'llt;: BY 980 pex B purs u:‘z-%::h;o-u: 13%ec; B-1b tins, 13% cmBLLtcl;. § - g:: {:. gz. = 50 heve been killed o large hes, and | to the resuits of investigation: the Inter- 62@63c; N oats, ; No. 3 - .\ t - . s oy il e onsiderabis short 1n those 1o | St Commerce Commition bringing out the | ATLT0" 20% | BYaiiyie; No. 3 white, 8% @ii%c: BECKWARAT 3262 25 por ot asked. COTTOLENE —one hair-barrel, & three | Jiitual oo & B8 F Wy Hops are in splendid condition, well | fact of congessions on pecking house products, | Asopison b2 | oy Bothor fair to cnoled, maling barey, ok . halCbarrels, 10%c; one S two il co 5% on the poles, and the second training of | &nd leading to the issuance of judiclal injunc- | Bait & Ohlo 3% | @i0c;_No. 1 fiaxseed, §1 59; No. 1" Northwest- Flour and Millstuffs. tlerces, 10%c; five tlerce - %c per 1 Pac G Imp.. 38% 30%IStkin G& B 8§ — vines has been finished in many of the | l‘ond! to m-;flmJ';nndhc%m{nnlufiuninaz disre- | Canadian Pa: 381 | ern, §1 77; pflm% tm;ath‘l{ mflmtelmr‘aflu 35; H id Tall W T and T INSURANCE. ds. | garding published schedules. e news from mess mrk per barrel v ard, per pe 'Y —_ Heports trom frult men are very contlcting | the crop Tegion Guring the week has been ual: | bl § < ai% | 160 pou pounds, $10 10610 165 short "ribyeldes | o FLOUR_Californiy Famlly Extras, 43 500 Hides, Tallow, Wool.and Hops. |riem's Fna.260 = 1{:& o She the . ormly favorable. e general assumption of (loose), 70 ry saite oulders | 3 al ; o A e Lor o | speculation is that the present year's cosn | GhSCy M. & 107% (M,ed Alic: short clear sides (boxed), $10 16 | Oregon, §2 25, per barel for tamily and | while Hides are Quoted dteady, dealers say | Am B & T..10 — |Fimst Nationl promising; and the outlook in Southern | Crop Will be abundant, and only definite dam- | D & R G p 411, | @10 25; whisky. basis of high wines, $1 30; &sm 50 for Bakers'; Washington Bakers’, 33@ | y)a¢ they do not 100k for a further advance as | Anglo-Cal 90%| L P & A....168 170 unusually good, but in the Wil- | 88 to the crop will disturb that assumption. | rie . p2%; | clover, ‘contract grade, $8 35. rices are s high now as they can stand. The | Bmk of Cal426 430 |Mer Ex (i) 23 the Italian prunes and cherries | The rates for call money have fallen to such | Erie 12t pfd. 27 umLs-an‘s—Pnce- in sacks are as fol. | P! he moment is in- very fal < Cal Safe Dp.1213% — IS E Nationl.140 ¢ set well, and so many have dropped | & oW stage as to offer no apparent explana- | Eric 24 ntd. + ‘3& Articles— necewu Shipments. | lows, usual discount to the trade; Graham | market at the m ery fair shape tor\ sAv!NG! BANKS. e it erop T v S el | tion of the dull speculation. But doubt on the | Hrieor Comaral. . 1 : T81; | Flour, barrels . Heioop | ilouk, 88 per 100 Ibs: Rye Flour, #3; Rye Meal, | %585 AND SKINSCulls and brands sell | German ...1990 this valley are reported by some | future hfl‘wun‘e- of d'ha‘ money market may | Loulsvl & Nash..141% b i Ebnghels 11;3% i?\;’% 8 Zm ?3“&"“3‘.1 émc.‘."".a";.f g’a bl “;fé about 1% under quotaiions. Heavy salted | Humboldt failure, while others expect there | CASlIS Bave Wore to do In restraining specula | p,. siiver, quiet, 23)13-160 saiad 3 218,000 120,000 | 4 9 ; 8 e Steers, 1l¢; medium, 10c; light, 9c; Cow Hides, | Mutual Sav. — £, ayples, is apparently favorable, | .'.2".‘5;;‘5‘ Ra ndmit that thes wre keeping Tands ayail; | The rate of Giscount in the open market for | Bariey, hushels 15,000 2000 | Pioa W B Bionen Gits, (barreloy oy 300 L Fitdes s'"e'ljfl‘-:'lcg}?f.'lstgm = STREET RATLROADS vields. " ble in call loans rather than tie them up in | fl;_{;‘;*;l:; '; 2“"33“'1‘"»‘9: :‘:ema i iatie On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter | S2CKE. aws 50: Pearl Barley, u 50 spm oo, um.sc: bry Cail,” 16018¢: cutte ooy | g:montu‘ f e time loans, In the expectation that all classes | threemonthe bilis I 25@2% s et " O et way: sieadly? creansery: BOEDT auirien, | PeaS. s& : Green Peas, $6 50 per 1 Brmd 6@16c; Sheepskins, shearlings, 20@ | o0 ° *° W eather R e Sathe e fo Diyanos SIERSape | bt i o g 17@19c. | Cheese, easy, 10%@12c. ~Eges, fresh, TR A5, Shoct Woak, 40040 anch: Sotay eather Report. banking and railroad interests seem to be | H. nd Feedstuff: 1 30% Be; long Wool, S0c@$l 20 each; Horse | Glant ....... — 70 /Vigorit ..... ns 3% j-m«s tnat policy forbias the encouragement | London Market.. 1oe. Mddae o By o STRITS: | So\han: salt, 38 for larke and $230 for m SUGAR. e 3 of speculative activity at this time, which r —_— 5 b Meridian— = | ium, 31 50@2 for small and 0c for Colt 134 Kilauea. . Meridian—Pacific Time) might threaten & recarrence of the unheaithy 4 Foreign Futures. Miadlings have again advanced. Bran is | Horss Hides. dry, 3115 for large, 1 00 for | pwmi K Raraen ai fl}z CO, May 20, 5 p.m. | conditions which have been relieved within & | NEW YORK, May 20.—The Commerclal Ad- uinchanged, Hay I8 quiet and. weak, thoueh | Lomam, §1G1 26 for small and Shs for Cole s - e B are the maximum tempera- | few weeks by a process of credit contraction. | vertiser's London financlai cablegram says: LIVERPOOL, dealers do not let the market go down. A | Buck Skins—Dry Mexican, @2ie; dry salted r"""" 13 135, tures reported from stations in California to- | The. enormous borrowing abroad and from in- | = Dusiness lacked ' activity on the excham 4 Very fine looking lot of new Wheat, the first | Mexican, 3bc: dry Central American, s3tgc, | oo h T oon ; | terior points which ‘has been accomplished. ne- | aue so the postponement of -aednite. meace | opele May. July o Sept | S0 e Senson. came n from Cornwall, Contra | Geat. Skine— Prime Angoras, Toe: large s i 00/ Los Anseles. remumpiion of large exporés of corn with the | @nnouncsment and on the knowledge that there ” O 1 O . . Por xww\’;\u‘fiae{?;x‘fu'"‘: T Ty g 5%@6c per ‘Ib; | Cal Fruit As. — 102 - = 88 Eacramento . maturing of the present crop is relied on to re- | is a heavy bull account. Trading was dull - B0 was the bid: o e e ardaie per 185 | Cal Wine As. 100%101 [Pac Paint .. 26 — San 1'3?'" Obispo. '3:;':52 ;::nfig:n;n erxchl:x; martke!‘ arnd nn' | early, but the close was steadier on‘Mr. Bal- Sept. | | BRAN—S$18 50@19 50 per | mn 3 WOOL— Spring, uumnz\at and Me: | Oceanic S Co 25 30 s for repavment of : S se1 @24 pe =5 L2 obligations. | The numerous comments upon the | o SAoRbe that he '3531;';:&:"{11:";::: d:x: fi 3”6 ;kx:gnolétr%%vs—;\oued Barisy, per | 161 :?E:il;:m(h{lrfi} }tf.f”m“’ 3 i s by date_Maximum temperaturs, | Preent large expansion of credits both by banks | nouncement on Monday. Comsols . closed - at on: Oticake Meal at the Mill, m—.fi‘ Job- | tective, 13015, Southers, 12 ma 5 Alaska Packers' Assn 150 00 s S B * | and trust companies and the inadequacy of the | 65 11.1¢, after having sold at 96 9-16. Ameri: 28 35 26 50@27: Cocoanut Cake, | do, . months, 9@1le; Foothill, 11@13c: 10 Contra Costa Water % 00 2; mean, Jb. panks cash reserved for both is belleved to | can stocks were forgotten here, but the elose | CIOBDE B | e T Gha: Cragked Comn. " $11 B0GES 0 mw 12g15¢; Valley Oregon fine, 15@i6c; do, 5 Glant Powder Con . 70 87% 'nn: COAST RECORD. e Aty Py g g8 oo »ollcy | was good on New York's boost before the holl- Mixed Feed, $16@i7¢ Cottonsecd Meal, $26 50, medium and coarse. 14Glde per Ib. 5. Glant Powder Con . 70 26 et g " of their own cash re- | days, the coalers, grangers and M. K. Nezw York Metal M ket HAY—Extra fine Wheat, $12: fair fo cholce | - HOPB—12 for falr and.13@l4c per Ib for 50 Giant Powder Con 70 00 3 > = | being especially favored. Canadian Pacific re. New ari do, $9 50@11 Wheat _and Oat, $9@11 50; | §ood to. choice. 5 Giant Powder Co, 70 00 £ 28 7 | vorea S earket has been Qull and irregular. | japsed to 139 on realizing sales by recent pur. — Oat, $8@10 BO; Alfalfa, $7@11; Clover, $t@0; | e TR 100 Pacifie 48 50 H £% £ | pared with the closing call lam weer | ghasers. but the stock railied to 142% on New | NEW.YORK, May 20.~The Metal Exchange | Volunteer, $6 5008 30; Stock, §0@8 per ton. San Frencisco Meat Mgyket. ~| 3 Sacto Elec Gas &r,l;vc i . . STATIONS. & gR T NEW YORK STOCK LIST. i B comierope L rebald the Bank of | will be closed from this atternoon until Mon- | = STRAW —40Goe pe: | 15T Gas & Biectric Co's T o 5 8 2| stocks— Low. | returns show the institution’s strong position, | 48Y: The local market fof tin was qulet but Beans and Sced. Previous prices rule for all descriptions. H 25 318 : h £ | Aschison ., 8014 The market repayments were £2.140,000 and | 5teady, With slight gain in prices, spot clos- eans S. DRESSED MEATS. $7080 S 115 00 : : £ | Atchison pfd 081, Government disbursements £750, -*.| ing at $30@30 17%. London closed 10¢ higher, ‘Wholesale rates from slaughtérers to deal- | $1000 S 120 5 : > : | Bait & Ohio. 106 { | Gold to the amount of 000 in bars has| With spot at £13 and futures at £135. There s nothing mew to report:in anything | ers are as follows: H 5 Sp . 9025 - > = Balt & Ohio’ pfd. 95 | been bought. Copper was about %ec lower, with standard | ynder this head. BEEF—0%4@7%c for Steers and 6@6%c per 5 Spi . 99 00 2 ;‘an Plcl:‘l" - 1363 138% ——— ;i'gt mle I(hglur%tfirilcltfllzlllmllbg m? 3 10; small White, $2 40 | Ib !or Cows. ; 5 Spri . : 2% = n Southern . : 51 ) 25@) e and cast- . §2 : EAL—L b |15 - : o:60 | San Boutbern | Condition of the Treasury. fag ‘at $12 25, * At London the prices for cope * Hod 42 50, Biaekers N e i, Bvee 140 | 4 0.00 | per were 2s €d higher, closing spot and futures 65@2 75; Red Kidneys, | Sc_der lb. . = $7000 O: 104 00 B . | WASHINGTON, May 20.—To-day's statement 5“ 3 3 g L\MB—svrlnt Lambs, 9@10c per Ib. 50 V! - 33 0.00 | of the Treasury ‘balances shows: _Availabi Lead was steady and unchanged at New | grpps—Trieste Mustard, $2 50@2 €S, ~ellow RK—Dressed Hogs, T3%@9%c per Ib. oo L Sask Satenss $102,577.978; gold, 505,781,936 ° 1;«1:1( gt $ 12%. " London was 1s 34 fower at 3 Flax, §2 25@2 50; Cana- LIVESTOCK MARKET. B Boa: 0.00 3 8 Spelter ruled quiet here and unchanged at e T g 10te; Rape. 1R Galed |, The following quotatigns are for xood sound |~ § Glant POVt EO8 - b ow oL Sl raied o 20,04 lower at £18 B, The | oL e s, Ak * LY SSUNEINT ot WS Fekichon WS | | - o Mol On. o o, = ¥ , local market for iron was firm. Warrants con- Niles, $1 75@2; Gi e hau 8 P Co...... 30 000 Bradstreet's on Trade. . e Tominal, | No. 1 foundry Northern, $10.50 | ; DRIED PEAS--Nics, §1. 7 reon 31 490 |, CATTLE Steers. $%@tc; Cows and Helters, | o 300 S38%0R8 & N00%5 cari Py T @20°50: No. 2 toundry Nor‘lhsem. $10 50G20 507 e e A R S s wet) 20 Spring Valley Water . 2% ¢ 0. foundry Southern. 50@19 50; No. 1 - e -0 * # | foundry Southern soft, $i8 50@19 50, 5 Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables. 1,,5}‘{3‘5:‘7,2‘{““;"> 043c; Ewes, 3G3%¢ per | 11000 OIS Valley 6. 0 0.00 NEW YORK, May 20.—Bradstreet's to-mor- | closed at 5% 30 and Miadiebore st 405 o= by g g o L PRODUCERS' OIL EXCHANGE. 0.00 row will sa it Receipts of new Pgulcen‘dln boxes conllr}l;u;t: h&d or 4%%&: per Ib live weight; yearlinga, % i v large and prices had a wider range as the per 2. | o ek s Mevsapmadie have/tigs laceely New York Cotton Market. was o' large quantity of poor stock receivad. | HOGS—Live Hogs, 200 Ios and under. hc: Morning Session. Y wis | £ P lons, particularly those ¢ Cholce offerings in sacks sold well at the quo- | 200 1bs and over, 8@6%c; feeders, 6@6%. . Pt Cidy T. | of the- spring sown cereals and cotton, have STy tations. OIld continued to drag at previous | SOWS 20 per cent off, boars 50 per ceat o e e 5 shown further jmprovement. The labor sit. | = NE": YORK, May 20.—Cotton was flem, with | prices. 1o 40 per cent”off trom the avase quo- | 100 Cala;Sua uation, particularly that in the coel trade, has | BHse5, 5 10, 0 Polnts higher and closed quiet| Australian Onions are In large’supply and | tatio S 100 Monte Cristo, b 80. WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL | ooy it jid. likewise measurably improved, advices toward vt e e e A Gohdval MeviRauds | 1100 Monte Cristo FORECAST. Erie 24 prd the end of the week pointing to the anthracite o Supplics of fancy an 1 Asparagus were rchanatse. | 1700 Occidental ot The pressure has risen slowly over the north- | Gt Northern pfd... strike ending before the position as to supplies Eastern Livestock Market. u...fi‘lfi and sold off weli\lt full figures, but 40 Peerless . ern haif of the coast and has fallen slofwly | Hocki over the southern half. A depression of some | Hock Gepth overiies Utah and apparently is back- becomes critical. Cool weather, it is trué, has the No. 2 stock, which was plentiful, sold slow- | BAGS—Grain Bags, June and July, 5 180 Sovertiyp retarded retall demand and measurably chécked CHICAGO. 15 "Tomatoes and Green Peppers are firm un- | San Quentin, 5.05c; Wool Bags, 32g05c: %00: | 100 Sterling . reorder business with jobbers, and heavy frosts | CHICAGO, May 20.—CATTLE—Receipts, | der light supplies. Other fresh Vegetables Are | Twine, T3@Sc. i 100 Sterling, b have done damage to vegetables on the northe steadily declining as receipts are heavy ern edge of the country, but this is regas 7000, {ncluding §00. Tezans. Slow aad 10c % carri COAL—Wellington, $9 per ton: Southfield | 300 Sterling . 55 a merely temporary halt, and ipe e | lower.' Good to prime stoers, $6 00G7 40; poor | Lirs® Quantities are carried over from day to| (.00 Mg MO 07 Fr50: Bryant. $6 Sb: 300 Buitng, Roslyn, $7; Coos Bay, $5 50; Greta, Walls- ( day. Volume of business has been helped by the e large | to medium, $1 T5G6 60; stockers and_feeders, | ““SOTATORS—New Potatoe amount booked for next autumn's delivery. | $2 50@5; Jows, 75:e elters, §2 608G | sacks and §1 15@}, 75 in boxes: old, 90c@S1 for | end, $8 50; Co-operative Wailsend, $8 50; Curn Conditions _ are orable for pleasant m Decoration day over the southern he State. ! eather prevatls over oo W hing and very warm weather over - 8 1 132 i Among the industries activity still rul canners’, $1 50@4 50; bulls, 35; calves, S the from Teah Fhroughout Califorsia the temperatures | Metropolitan St i iron and steel, hardware, lumber, the | mm;'f $206 50; Texas fed steers, §6 Euriesis O 01 B0 Rire Ak iR beriand, $12 in buik and 315 26 i sacks; mormal except at Fresno, where it is | Mex Central 27 26% | ing trades and bituminous coal displaying ex- | JIOGS—Receipts to-day, 23,000; to-morrow, | O Bhahis, Tor sced 5. “antnracite Egg.—; Elightly sbove. Mex National . contional sotinliy. Faliuosi Sl auine e o et over, 400D, Adtive . and L | e e O e et ) b gy R o et A thunderstorm is reported at Portiand, with | Minn & 8t Louls haif an inch of ratn. High southwest winds prevail in the Nevada dese; Ferecast made at San Francisco for 30 hours | MK & T pid to the minimum and bank cleari; - | higher.. mxed and butchers, $6 m1 25; good 5 ten in bulk and $17 in sack Ding to compare better with & yers ago. e | to choice heavy. §1 2007 40 rough heswy, | hamds; new red, 40G50c per sack; Sliverskins, | in cescriptions, §8 45 per 2000 Ibs way ecarnings hold all the former advantages | 36 95@7 15; light, $6 T0@7; burk”oF sales, §7 vrol:-msnx.u — Asparagus, extra shown over preceding years. Gross railway $1 50@1 75 for No. 1 .nd -Sc 8 ga"!:“ ;l gu#:asg *Huflg!ifll 2 25 per bo: ending nidpight May 30, 1902: N J Central earnings returns to Bradstreet's SHEEP—Receipts, 10,000, Shee 1 “q barb; 50G7! No. T0e; 31 205 - Norihern | California—Fair Friday: light | N ¥ Central | eek of May poiit to nearty 3 per sent. '::c::‘:'.': lambe. cholce, stron: Good o cholée wethers. e,..,"’n’é’éy"‘;mn“”amn i N iin bln-dl‘ botled, Toe: raw, T¢; cases Lion . . northerly winds in ihe Interior; brisk to high | Nor & Western | over & year ago. Large frult erops are mog 4060 25; tair, fo, cnoles, mixea. "S5 6005 B | Sock Gurdan Peas, 31150 per sack: Stelng | Lcoh, 055 fon bolled and 60 for raw, in bar 3 westerly winds on the Coast. Nor & West pfd. cated this year, and the same 15 true of vege. | \Western sheep, $5 25@8 25; lambs, natives, 85 | Beans, 2% o per Ib end 3Gde for Wax; Cab- | rels} Lard Oil "eatra, Winter stzained. barrels, | 300 Reed . Eouthern California — Cloudy, unsettled | Ont & Western . tables, but the latter are backward on cold | @7; Western lambs, §5 25G7; spring lambs, | page, per ctl; Los Angeles Tomatoes, | $1; Cases, 81 5; China Nut, 5T4G6Ss per - | 300 S - weather Friday, probably sandstorms in the | Pennsylvania . | weather. High prices for tobacco indicate that | $7 70 ——per cra Ot Maxica Tocetose: pure Neatsfoot, in barrels, 100 Steriing, b 30 . interfor: brisk west winds on the coast. Reading . .... Nevada—Cloudy Friday; brisk to high west | Reading ist pfd wind; continued cool Beading 24 ped. Sau Francisco and vicinity—Fair Friday; | St L & San ¥ brisk to high west winds. StLasEl i pid 100 ALEXANDER_G. McADIE, S L&s¥oa :m A T Porecast Offl Bt Louls SW. 100 $2@2 50 per Oc; a heavy acreage will be planted, Iron and ST. JOSEPH. o e P.me '10@110 per 1b: TLos An. | Sperm, pure, BSc; Whale Ofl, natural -nm. 500 Sterling ... steel are quleter as regards new business In fin- | ST- JOSEPH. Mo, May 20. —CATTLE—Re- | geles do, 1w1.m~ $1 persack; Cu- ‘fi"”fl JDer galon: Vb Ol becrels, 4f)e: Strget— ished products, but there are reports of large | C®ipts, 900; steady. Natives, $5 35@7 25; cows | cumbers from Marysville, §1 mxu per box: g""’“ itge; ‘i“cflm'-‘l' Ofl, barrels, 63%c for | 100 Peerless, b 90 . transactions fnndln‘ in the cruder forms. -nd Tieifers, ll 50@8 40 ve-l-, $3 50@6 50, | from Arizona, $100 per box; Hothouse do, ¢7|nn and A8lc for Australian. b < g e Wheat, including flour, exporte for fve dazs stockers and feeders, §2 50@5 4 per dogen: Garlle, 203 14c for new: Los OIL—Water White Coal Of1, in bulk, MINING STOCKS. Ti% 7% Ti% | aseresate 3,900,645 bushels, against b, 008 Receiots, 7000. wong. Tight ana Angelos Green Peppers, 12i4c; Mexican do, 1 xss'-soue Eearl Onl. in cases. 20c; Astral, 20c] —— 27 Dushels last week, six dave. and 4 19 oo | IEht mixed, 7235 Medlum and heavy, | 20c; Egg Plant. from Los “Angeles, tar, 20c; Extra 23c; Elaine, Following Were the sales in the San Fran- bushels in this week last year. $7_10G7 10; ‘pigs, $4 40@0. B es® Sauash from Les Angeles, $1G12; | 22¢: deodorized ove Gamontne. 5 B balk, 16c: | ciscu Stock and Exchange Board yesterday: m“-gmexporz-. July, 1901, to date (fort; BHnEP—nmnm. 500; steady. Western | from Marysville, \$1@1 25; Marrowfat uuh in cases, 224c; Benzine, in bulk, l4%ic; ln e 50@7 © - ,0.00) — ETAOL 6% ns imaroved early and 1 g - ol 7 but the bears, taking advantage £y o nd % agregate 233,425,080 bu lambs, 36 26; Western sheep, §5G6 75. | $16@20 per ton; Hubbard Squash, $1 cases, 21c; 86-degree Gasoline, in bulk, * ) aggint 192,812.721 bushels ast season, e — Fosthy (IO e e “;e(:'n?n“n-rmn o e ; usiness failures for the ke ; 9 i per gallon cases and EASTERN MARKETS. as sgaine: 103 inst wook, 148 6 .,,'.‘,‘":‘,‘;:; }:}t California Fruit Sales. | Poultry and Game. e awis S S e vear, 130 in 1900, 120 in 1890 and 1 = e £ SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refining e ailures In Canada for the wnek munber 18, | CHICAGO, May 20.—The Earl' Frutt Com- tood about the same. Good large | PanYy quotes as OWR, per pound, i lflfbl\ e o8 as against 19 Jast week and 21 a year ago. ‘pany realized the following prices for cm‘;::. .to’&u nold-fulrl wfi“'c m)x‘t “'fn deel;m;d as Cubes, A, fmh and "'3 r-?:l:h“' % ’ ARy t mall stcck continued plent . Ceng ted, New York Stock Market. 205 | % | e ol e e day s B T | AL, No-more Bastern cai in. Dry Granulated Fine, - $00 £ . D' Orleans, 80cG81 0, One car s NI oty |t el e ety e Smor BAL N L oo ‘L-G;-‘ mf:x“;" =t EW YORK, May 20.—The new commit- | Wheel & LE. ... 4% “Z sy, 2%\ | New York Grain and Produce. | | Weather dty and eoor, i 3{‘:,,:“,5‘;“‘2“ but what little comes In sells | GO0t ootioners’ A, 4.20c; Magnolia A, 3880 me: in the stock market to-8ay were of in- | Wisconsin Central. 3,100 28 % 2Ty NEW YORK, May 29.—The Earl Fruit Com- PO %—lee -m,ny., 13@1ic for Gob- | Extra C, 3.75c: Golden C, 3.85¢; ““D,” 3.58c: e o significant proportions because of the fear of | Wisconsin Cent pfd 1,100 50% 50 49% | pany’s auction rales of California express ship- # tor Hers; Geese, per palr, | barrels, 10c_more; half-barrels, 25c more: | Follewing were the sales in the Pacific Stock possible developments of the triple holiday. Express companies— ments of cherries to-day are lows: "a; uo.un n,n 80; Ducks, §3 50 | boxes, 50c more; 50-1b bags, 10c more for ali | Exchange yesterday: There wes some closing of open accounts, how- 200 NEW YORK, May 20.—FLOUR—Receipts, %‘;3:,‘,",‘,"3'"":,’,‘;" 35 Toat 70, average de 75 ?aolor old -nd ‘a"o wuflfidfln-. 3 | kinds. G el L AT S Morning Session. ever, and as these proved to be mostly on the 220 126,005 varrels: exnorts, 10,777 barrels.’ Easy | | BALTIMORE. Mg May 20.—The Barl Fruit s Brolers, lam" x':,'— Barfels or tts squivaient. 300 Best & Beich 19, 0 man- ‘a2 short side the tone of the market was rather 200 |end 5@ibc lower to sell. Winter patents, $4@ | Company realized the following prices for ex- r:e lnd 15?225 for small: Pigeons, $17 SALMON—The market continues in good | 300 Best & 500 Overman firm, in sympathy with the leaders. The move- /| 420; winter straights, $3 80@4; Minnesota | Press €hipments of California cherries sold at ver, anun . ol ;l 25@1 50 for Bqnlbl shape, a continuous demand being reported. | 1o Ci Ve 200 Potosi 37 ment in the genersl list was listless and very | Amalgmated Copper 13,100 60% 5% @0 | patents, $4Q4 10: winter extras, §3 154 30; | 8uction to-day: Rm:kporz, average §2 15; B, Hare. §1: Rabbits, §1 50 for Cotton- | Bngland and South Africa are Iiberal | 200 C C & Va.i 42% Potosi 5 narrow. The leader of the market in point,of | Am Car & Foundry 8400 32 31% 31% lflndnewl‘u kers', $3 103 20, winter low Tg'-v';'flg -""‘-agy e Bria talls and $1 for Brua ifbe, xind to s, . o b g mdneltnh-! 300 Gould o Union Com... 26 arro ‘oun 5 2sh 084! kS —Porter " : o ey van k sctivity was Reading and its advance of nearly | Am Tinsed Ofl. 357 35 | SWHEAT Recelpis, 106,125 bushels: rts, | DAY Sold_California fruit to-day as T Ch d E ia good, but on the Sacramento it ie'light. e | T I A T O .. two points was atiributed In large degree to the | Am Linseed Oil pfd g I P/ el B e 5 “whnter, | Cherries—Tartarians, $3 20. Butter, eese an 38S- Shisten. demand from horts to cover In the fear that | Am Emelt & Refin, 5y pal; No. 2 red, “,: ®: ‘aloat’ | | CHICAGO, Moy 0_Forter Brothers om- 209 Ophir e & strike settiement might be reached between| Am Smel P % 0. Northern ul . afloat; |-} » as follows: There is no further ¢hange in meer. nu sit- Potoat now and next Monday. The jmmediate news [ Anaconda Min Co. u7 No. 1 hard Manitoba, b. afloat, | Cherries—Tartari ans, $3 1098 $3 10@3 25. 3 1 clsel 200 Sterra. 19 to-day did not favor such a presumption. Pres- | Brooklyn Rap Tran uation standing precisely ring the past 5 e = ifent Fowler of the Ontario and Western au- [ Colo Fuel & Iron thorized emphatic denials of reports that con- | Consol cessions to the strikers were contemplated upon the part of the operators. The reported utter- | General Electric. Deal o London Wool Wool S ales. ing i {he country as fast 88 ossible, bt are | ook -nu,-'rh. market tor new Teas in Japan is CLOSING QUOTATIONS. during “the alternoon hel] by small| LONDON, May 20 Thers was 2 full at- | market can absorb. If the cessation of ueu‘:; strong and aqvanclng; prices mfivimawr Eales Good u of first ance of F. P. Sargent of the arbitration com- | Hocking 17% | clearances. The close wan !fimsc lower, July, | tendance at the wool auction expected accum) on Stock | pound higher than a L o crop is THURSDAY, May 20—4 p. m, mittee of the Civic Federation that he believed | Internat] Paper. =20% 20l | 8%@70 O-16c, olos closed 1sne September, 76116 fon, consisting of 14,454 bales, was of- r“m ‘:."l‘h“ back enpacking | feported ntht‘.“uh!.l_im t of frost damage. Bid. Ask. a sympathy strike would open among the soft | Internatl P-w pt % 9 1-16¢, 1_ 76% December, %@ | teted. from all sections purchased 'mb. mm.a the. amduu. wil] | Formosa mar] g ¥ 1 cent higher than coal miners was also given some attention, | Internatnl Powe % 518e, closed T%c. 5 iy U TAT raten; Withdrawals Bir et | e rapes ; last ear. Congo on an unchanged but this did not reassure traders short of the | Laciede Gas .. HOPI B—!;‘ uent, owing to the firmness of holders. m“ ,' no ch.nn‘nmen. Eggs, 100, are | basis; marks Cmnn-u not yet open. market sufficiently to induce them to remain | National Biscuit. nmzs—— rm. gwm taken by the home trade nas ‘h about s before quoted. They are not Bot searce, uncovered for an interval of three days. The | National Lead and some dealers have more than they {hey want ‘vum. but the demand is very fair Receipts of Produce. advance in Cenadian Pacific was also renewed, | North American . - WOOL—Quiet. SUGAR-Raw, stcedy: fair refining, 2 cflm‘"fl“m bought a i, 2 0z o n 35 in spite of denials of reported buying for con- | Pacific Coast . cenmmnl. 96 test, 3%c; molasses s g 30 rot e benalt of Northern Securities intesest-| pacific Mail refined, stéa 7 M : ,""{;'.,:,""m_ i,.,, 50,200 ,.,.,mg. 2 kese and ss9 FOR THURSDAY, MAY 29, = 3 iheresting Tektare of the week's curvency | People’s Gas. COFFEE—Sbot Rio, quiet; No. 7 fnyol Far gn arkets. - e o 521 of S BBy movement is the shipment to Canada of some | Prersed da ~ 49 Sic: mild, quiet md firm; Cordo-u:?l m pounds of cuuornu cna—- and —— pounds = 32,000,000 by Censdlan branch banks, which 15 | Preesed Bt Car pf Futures ciosed steady and oo Ty 2 5 e s upposed to be due to traneactions in’ Pullman Pal Car : z ointa lowar. * Totel ajen. 47,500 "fie 815, | 25'13-164; French rentes, 1 P .*9:' ;;lhv:' ‘Ties m# per pound for | 20 Fac withstanding this movement a; Republie Steel g s : October, for e Pt .w;s::lnf“}:e-rly :‘ million dollars m““ wrue Steel vember, b.45c; December, 5.50c; March, 5.70 | cargoes on passage, rather flcr cargoes No. .’;"«1’.’ ;t ; store Butter,. 14.5.‘:: per o trenanry Operations, ihe rmompts Of cesh’ g f - @8.75c. the interior on balances are estimated thus far Tem\ DRIED FRUITS. “his week at meariy §3,000,000, thus promising g'.l !Jnlon 182|281 | 3522848838 w22 3258 cuvens | sef 1, Standard Cair 20, CtrEoes Walla wund- EVAPORATED APPLES—The % r 20- Foo Afiffi m_"fj.,’“‘k e Toung rong bank statement next Saturday. ppple market Is without change. m Standard T “vrwnlle to-day otm"l’;d(llh parliemen- | U 8§ ther....... :nau are in light supply, with prices nom- | Parls, quiet; '“ hatcn tfor fair 1o 35 store, lo:fmumllol