The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 10, 1902, Page 11

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1902. SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. Local stocks and bonds still ina, Silver and Exchange about as ctive. before. 1Wheat and Barley quict at previous prices. Nothing new in Corn or Rye. Hay steady. Bran and Middli Beans and Seeds inactive and Oats weaker. ngs still firm. featureless. Butter and Chegse and Eggs quiet at the established quotations. French Walnut and Prune crops reported practical failures. Provisions quiet, both here and at Chicago. Hogs still firm undgr light receipts. No further change in Wool, Hops or Hides. Potatocs, Onions and Vegetab Poultry in light receipt and mo les in free supply. derate demand. Deciduous fruits in ample supply. Mexican Limes lower. Hardly enough Oranges left here for a quotation. Anaconda Atchison pref Balt & Oh Can Pacific Ches & Ohio. do prefd Qntario & West. do 1st prefd do 2d pretd Illinois Cent . Louis & Nash pref Mo Kan & Tex... 27% Spanish 4s Bar silver, steady, 243%d per ounce, 2@2% per cent. B The rate of d!scount in the open market for short bills is 2%@2 7-16 per cent. The rate of discount in the open market for three months’ bills is 2 7-16@2% per cent, London Market. NEW YORK, July 9.—The Commercial Ad- vertiser's London financial cablegram says: The forced closing out of Kaffirs was con- tinued this morning, and the market looked panicky at first. South African magnates came, %o the rescue and supported their speclalties.” All of a sudden there was & swing of the pen- dulum and’the frightened bears hastened cover in active shares like East Rand Ind Gold Fields. The close was at the top, but shrewd observers are dublous as to permarience of the recovery, although varlous speculative commitments are being arranged. Americans ‘were strong all day. .There was a sudden de- Money, New York Metal Market. NEW YORK, July 9.—TLocal metal marke steady; was not active buf reflected steady to | firm tone generally. An advance of £1 in the English price of tin was responded to locally by an upturn of about 25 points, spot closing at $28 25@28 50, and firm in tone with a good demand. London closed at £126 15s for spot ard £124 10s for futuves. ‘A decline of 2s 64 abroad in copper had no effect locally, prices here advancing slightly. Standard spot to August closed at $1L 37%@ 11 7B~ lake, $11 95@12 15; electrolytic, $11 95 2 05, and casting at $11 75@11 95. 'London lpot was finally £52°17s 6d and futures £53 There ‘was nothing of feature in lead either here or abroad and prices were unchanged and steady locally at $4 12% B-Qd at London at £11 6s 3d. < In spelter also the same general condition prevailed, the market being firm at $5 1214 and steady abroad at £19. Krnglish iron prices were steady and unchanged at Glasgow, but fractionally higher at Middlesboro at 51s. In the local market the tone was steady, prices remaining as last quoted. No price was named on warrants, No. 1 foundry, Northern, 320G 23; No, 2 foundry, Northern, $21@22; No. 2 foundry Southern $21 50@22'50; No. 1 foun- dry, bouthern, so(t $21 50@22 50 Eastern Livestock Market. CHICAGO, July 9.—CATTLE — Receipts, 1500, including 500 Texans. to prime, 10c higher; others, steady. prime stocks, . $7 90@7 95; $4 70; stockers and feeders, $4 90@5; helfers. $2 50@6 25; canners, $1 40@2 50; bulls, $2 50@b 50; calves, $2 50@6 50; Texas fed stock steers, $4@6 65. HOGS—Receipts to-day, 80,000; to-morrow, 25,000;_left over, Market, lower; closed Qull. Mixed and butsher: 05; good to chigice hangy, [ JUSEON 1A e beas 3¢ 40 @7 70; light, $T@7 80; bulk of sales, $7 50@8. SHEEP—Recelpts, 15000 cheep, steady to lambs, 25@50c lower; good to’ choice $2 50@3; fair to choice mixed, $2 50 Market for choice Good ‘to strons; wethers, poor to medium, | 3 50; | $5; Limas, $3 50@3 75; Pink, $2 05@2 1 Red, $2 50; Blackeve, Red Kidneys, $3 250 | Yellow 50 per ctl. SEEDS—Triu!e Musmtd $2 5002 Munurd $3 2 Flax, $2 26@2 50: 33 for Eutern. 'Alfalfa from Utah, 10 11%::‘ C-Hfornia. 10@10%c; Rape, 1%@2 H , 3 DRIED . BEAS-Niles, $1 sog1 80; G $1 40@1 75; Blackeye, $1 60@1 Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables. Receipts of Potatoes were large, but the market cleaned up well under a steady in- quiry, both for shipping and local use. The top quotation on Burbanks is an outside figure for a few lots of fancy. There are a few small lots coming in from across the bay right along, which generally sell a little higher than | the quotations. Onions were in free supply and prices showed little change. Vegetables were offering freely and prices for most descriptions were lower. Choice Green Corn sold well at sustained prices. Offerings in sacks from Vacaville were mostly poor and sold at bottom prices. Supplies of Tomatoes ‘were excessive, and as there was very little demand for shipping, prices dropped, very few bringing the top quotations. Cucumbers and Summer Squash were easier under heavy re- ceipts, Green Peppers continued to decline. Most of the Asparagus coming in is of poor quality and sells slowly. Some fancy sells in a small way over the quoted prices. The quo- tations on Rhubarb are withdrawn, as .re- ceipts are light and there is very little in- quiry for what comes in. POTATOES—New Early Rose, 70@80c in sacks; Burbanks, 60c@$l 25 in boxes and sacks: Garnet Chiles, 90c@$1. ONIONS—New Red, 40@65c per sack; Yel- low, 1c per Ib. VEGETABLES—Green Corn, 75c@$1 25 per sack; crates from Alameda, $1 50@1 75; from Berkeley, 75c; Asparagus, 75c@$1 50 per box; Green Peas, 214@3c; String Beans, 2@3%c per b, including wax; Cabbage, 90c@$l per cr.l, Tomatoes, 25@50c per box or _crate; large boxes from the river, $1@1 25; Dried Peppers, 10@1lc per Ib; Carrots, $1 per sack; Cucum- box 75 'flr! $175 for large, $150 for medium, $1@ 135 for small and for Colts. Buck Skins— | Dry Mexican, 22%ec; dry salted Mexican, 25¢; dry Central ‘American, 324c. Goat Skins— Prime Angoras, ioc; large and smooth, 30c; med!um 35c. ’-LOW——-ND 1 rendered, 5 6 3 H ND 2, 4%@! grease, 23,@3 - > WOOL—EDfl ng, ‘Humboldt, nnd Mendocino, 17G19; Northern free, 14@16c; do, defective, 18@1& Middle Counfy free, 13@1 do, de- fective, 12@13c; Southern, 12 months, 9@10c: do, 7 months,’ 9@llc; Foothill, 11@i: N vada, 12@15c; Valley Oregon, .flne 15@16c; do, medium and coarse, 14@15¢c per Ib. HOPS—17@20c per 1b 1or lood to _choice. ssnggl_;ncu for 1902 crop are being drawn at = San Francisco Meat Market. Hogs continue very firm at the Improved prices. Otherwise there is no particular feature to the market. DRESSED MEATS. ‘Wholesale rnes from slaughterers to dealers are as_follow: EE: 4«;@‘: for Steefs and 5@6c per Ib for Cows. VEAL—Large, 8@8%c; small, 8@9¢c per Ib. MUTTON—Wethers, 1%@8%e: Bwes, 1680 per 1b. LAMB—Spring Lambs, 9@9%c per Ib. PORK—Lressed Hogs, 7T%@9%c per Ib. LIVESTOCK MARKET. The following quotatigns are for good, sound livestock delivered at San Franciseo, less 50 per cent shrinkage for cattle: CATTLESteers, $34G9c; Cows and Helfers, QT%c; thin Cows, 4@dc ver Ib. LVES—4@5%¢ per 1b (gross weight). ‘HEEP—We!hers 3%@dc; Ewes, 3%@3%c per 1b (gross weight). LAMBS—Suckling Lambs, $2 50@2 75 per head, or 4@4lsc per Ib live weight; yearlings, 333@ic per Ib. HOGS—Live Hogs, 200 1bs and under, 6%@ 6%c; 200 Ibs and over, 6@6%c; feeders, 6@ 6i4ci sows, 20 per cent off, boars, 50 per cent off and stags 40 per cent off from the above quotations, Gem’ral~M erchandjse. 11 AUCTI()N SALES ™= 'l'he irall Auction Sale THIS DAY, THURSDAY, We will sell 30 HEAD of HORSES that will suit any business; well broke and gentle. Also TWO CAMPING QUTFITS COMPLETE. Grove-Street Stables, Grove Street, Bet. Polkk and Van Ness Ave MADIGAN, O'NEILL & Livestock & 2 by 50 Head at Auction. 10 HEAD HEAVY DRAFT HORSES 48 GENTLE DRIVERS. FRIDAY, JULY 11, 11 a. m, STEWART'S HORSE MARKET, 721 Howard Street. CARLOAD DRAUGHT HORSES just. as rived; also some gentle drivers. STEWART'S HDR!I um 721 HOWARD PRODUCERS’ OIL EXCHANGE. Morning Sesslon. 100 Sterling, b 30 100 Sterling ... bers from -Marysville, — Bay, sheep, $2 50@3 75; native oon < 25; 'Western & ~ jer —— e s Weather R 3 Canadian Pu:mo . 2 136 , 185 135% | ™and in the street for New York. Central. 4]53 D e @s5e per large box: Garlic, 2G5%¢; Chile Pep- | BAGS—Grain Bags, 6%c; San Quentin, 5.55¢; s s ew York Money Market. ; Der Ib; Summer Squash, 2503 a s S ST. JOSEPH, Mo., July R,_ COAL—Wellington, $8 per ton; Southfleld | 1000 Petroleum Center . EAN FRANCISCO, July 9—5 p. m. Chicago & Alton. 14 NEW YORK, July 9.—Money on call, steady, 9.—CA' celpts, 2300; steady; "natives, §2 T5@8 40; and heifers, $1 50@6 30; veals 658 15 ‘stook. ers and fecders, $2 25@! for small boxes and 65@75c for large. Poultry and Game. ‘Wellington, $8; Seattle, $650; Bryant, $6 50; Roslyn, $7; Coos Bay, §5 50; Greta, $8; Wall- Street— 500 Monarch of Arizona 3 to 4 per cent; last loan 3 per cent. send, $8 50; Co-overative Wallsend, $8 5 g THE COAST RECORD. 2 » i 7 ‘HOGS—Receipts, 6400 5c lower; light and MINING STOCKS. e S Prime mercantile paper, 4% to 8 per cent. | ygnt mixed, §7 7097 95; medium and heavy, | Thero is mothing new to report under this | Cumberland, $12 In bulk and $15 25 in sack E F S E-9 {eriing exchanie casy at 4 85% fox demand |57 angs 10: igs. $4 1507 25 head. Receipts were moderate and the demand | Tennsylvania Anthracite Egg, ——; Welsh An- | Following were the sales in the San Fran- 2 =n = =z 32 | and at $4 85% for .xxty dnys Posted rates, eceipts, : sheep, quiet; 1ambs, | Jight for everything except flne large young | Liracite, $1i; Cannel, $11 per ton; Coke, $15 | clsco Stock and Exchange board yesterday: E =5 g2 3% & ¥4 8004 Bot and $4 ESKQL B, 2040 Tower; top epéing lambs, 36 0. S ek, ey per ton in bulk and $17 in sacks; Rocky Moun- Morning Session. STATIONS. 2 §§ 8 BR § Bar sitver, 5276 s ifai % POULTRY—Live Turkeys, 12%@13¢ for Gob- taln descriptions, §8 45 per 2000 Ibs and $8 50 | 100 C C & Va..1 35 100 Ophir .......130 s 2 2 3 Mexican dollars, 42c. London Wool Sqles. blers and 12%@13¢c tor Hens; Geese, per palr, ner !cn according to brand. 100 Crown Point.. 03 200 Union 19 - 2 g e T e et qres. $1 25; Goslings, $1 25; Ducks, $3@3 50 for old L—California Castor Oil, in cases, No. 1, | 800 Occldental ... 47 400 Utah .. H b3 antivesiralingan Donas Ttraian e ey _— and $3 50@5 for young; Hens, $4@5; _young | -0c. pure, $1 20; Linseed = Oil, in barrels, Afterncon Sessicn. L : - e LTS < les | Roosters, $5@6 50; old Hoosters, $+ 50@5; Fry- | boiled, 73c; raw, 7lc; cases, 5c more; Lucol, - = | R LONDON, July 9.—Atsthe wool auctlon sales | ers 53 joge 50; - Broilers, $3@3 50 for large | 6ic for boiled and 62 for raw, in barrels; Lard | 100 Saledonia .1 00| 100 Ophir Astoria 66 50 NW Clear .00 Condition f the T & to-day '13,203 bales were offered, which con- | and $2@2 50 for, small; Pigeons, $1 75 per | Oil, extra winter strained, barrels, ‘cases, | 200 Gould & Cur 05! 800 Savage . & 42 SB Clear. .00 | oj the Lreasury. sisted of a superior sclection. There was a full | ozen for old and $1 50 for Squabs. $105: China Nut, 5734@6Sc per gallon: puré - e | attendance ard there-was animated competi- AME—Hare, $1@1 25 per dozen; Rabbits, eatutoot. in Darrels, “160; cases, Jhc. Spirm, | Following were the sales in the Pacific Stack 06 ] WASHINGTON, July 9.—To-day's state- | tion. Merinos were firm. Crossbreds sold well | 150 for Cottontalls and 75c@$l for Brush. | pure G&Fflhfilfi Oll, atural white. 40860c per | Bxctangs board yestenday: - | ment of the treasury balances in the general | and fine grades were very firm. Coarse, in- ' G g gzg:nm 5" = bl:n;:,“ éci csées,l 47%e; Morning Session. ‘00 | fund, exclusive of the $160,000,000 gold ferior stock was in good supply and in buyers' Butter, Cheese and Eggs. Sopoamut O et (9o fow Coxlol a0} soo Hetilide <. 10, 100 Ophir 200 | | 10 the’ Atvisin of ‘m;e‘mnuw Pl favor. Withdrawals were frequent; scoureds 2 b AL R Yt White, Cosl OIf, s Balk 200 Beat & Beich: 23| 300 Fotost 6| able cash balance, $200,992,604; goid, $105,- | Ve ™ The markets under this head are tame and | 18%GLic; Pearl O, tn cases, 30o: Aderal, 0ot | 300 87 § Beloh 34 H0.SoE Beener, O3 200 | . Dopfd . Northern Business featureless. Stocks are ample for all require- | 5587 3955 HRe SEA0, 250 Hinine, 250; Hocene, | 20 Mexican ... 46 00 | Ilinols Cent: % % 4 Dein = the demand is light, as it usually | in Ccases, 22%4c: Benzine, in bulk, 14lec; in “Afternoon Sesston. | Iowa Central e & id: . P Butts 11 5, 21 -de . - o | Do pa - | 2 TACOMA, July 9.—Clearings, $193,751; bal- e e el o o T i s Chmatmd: ik, s 1200 Best & Belen 23 .= “00 | K C Southern New York Grain and Produce | | ances, $29.867. Récelpts were 70,200 pounds, 31 kegs and 381 | TURPENTINE—64c per gallon in cases and | ‘100 G C & Va. 1 53/ 100 Sores Nevads 2t 200 | K C Southern pfd. PORTLAND. July 9.—Clearings, $493,503; | cubes of Butter, — pounds of Eastern Butter, | 5S¢ in druma and iron barrels. 300 Gould & Cur 05 100 Sierra Nevada | Lake Erie & Wi balances, $77, 1366 cases of Eggs, —— cases of Eastern Eggs, RED AND WHITE LEAD—Red Lead. 6@ | 700 Mexican s 700 Sitver 371'1‘ a MD? pg ok % spoxgfixz, July 9.—Clearings, $386,474; bal- sz.zog pounds of CCaluornla.d Cheese, 1:.,020 €%e t;:ler 1b; White Lead, 6@63c;, according t© | 100 Opt 3 0 200 Union =il unis & Nas ances, $42,9 pounds of Oregon Cheese and —— pounds of | quantit; Con e v NEW YORK, July 9.—FLOUR—Recelpts, Eastern Cheese, SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refining Com- 500 Union Con .. 1 Metropolitan ... 11,650 barrels; exports, 8650 barrels; market Northern Wheat Market. BUTTER—Creamery, 20@2lc per pound for pany quotes as follows, per pound, in 100-Ib CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Mexican Centrai | steadler In tone byt qulet, fancy, 19919%o for firsts and 18%c for seconds; | bags: * Cubes A, Crushed and Fine Crushed. F exican National 2 VHEAT—Receipts, 66,150 3 ; == Ty, c; store Butter, per : Powdered, 4. Candy Granulated, 3 Minn & St Louls. . No. 2 red, 80%e elevator; :'\;Shg’r;pots?% il Baitud, 4356 Dry Granuiated Fine, 4.25c; Dry Granu: Abropeprersigrs S it 5 Missouri Pacific . | 8230 . o, b. 7 g o P PORTLAND, July 9.—WHEAT—Nominal; | CHEESE—New, 9@10c; old, nominal; Young | lated Coarse, 4.25c: Fruit Granulated, 4.25c; Bid. Ask. | Bid. Ask. WEATHER CONDITIONS 2 (s g B atemi; Mo L Reilers Dl | Ll e G Wit e * | America, 10@10%¢; Eastern, 13@15¢ per pound. | Beet Granulated (100-1b bags only), none: | Alpha . 02 03| Justics . 05 08 ATH ONDITIONS 58% 5sis 5sit |S2%c f. o b. afioat; No. 1 hard Manitoba, @i s EGGS—Ranch, 173c for fancy; 16%@17c for | Confectioners’ A, 4.25c; Magnoli 3.85¢; | Alta . 05 07 Kentuck o o2 'ORECA! New Jersey Central 300 185% 185 185 | 863%c f. o. b, afloat. Heavy rains throughout 3 good and 15%@i6e for fair; store, 14@i6c per | Extra C, 3.75¢c; Golden C, 3.65¢; “D,” 3.55¢: | Andes . o 08 — 04 ore has _fallen slowly over the | New York Central. 158 | Kansas brought In vigorous covering of wheat _TACOMA, July 9.—WHEAT—Bluestem, | dozen; Eastern Eggs, nominal. barrels, 10c more: half-barrels, 25¢ more: | Belcher o 11 45 46 of the Norfolk & Western, |-ghorts to-day and advanced prices a cent per | 67%0; club, 66c. e S boxes, B0 more: 50-1b baes, 10c more for all | Best & Beich 22 24 16 18 ratete wate fhe | “Doptl~ ushe! eavy decrease in world's stocks i e : B . nds. Dominos—Half-barreis, 4.75¢: boxes, 5¢ | Bullion .. 2 03 ocky “Mountaing | Ontario & Western. | also had an influence, In the last hour realiz- Foreion Markets. Deciduous and Citrus Fruits. per 1b. No order taken for less than 75 bar- | Caledonia ...1 00 1 0G Bt e San_Francisco and | Penneyivania | ing caltlllsled%modertntemrek:cuons but the close g % Tels or its equivalent. Chatlenge Con 17 19 2 temperatures exceed- | Reading ... was s c_net higher. July, 81@81%c, e There was a scarcity of Apricots In small Yy Chollar ...... 07 09 04 05 ed at many points in Du 1st pfd. closed Slc; September, 787-16@T0%c, closed | LONDON, July 9.—Consols, 96%; Silver, packages, bue all ochr m"f! Were i “free Rempts of Produce. Confidence ... 35 58 = - 0 o 20d ptd 874c; December, 10@79%c, closed 79%c, 24%d; French Rentes, 101f 70c; wheat cargoes il o1 A B - CC&va 35 1 40 8 05 A St L &8 FETROLEUM - Steady, on passage, rather easier: No. 1 Standard Call- | SUPPLY with prices tending downward. — | Con Imperiat. — o1 24 25 ; : Do 35 ped: COFFEE—Spot Rio, steady; No. 7 involce, | gormia. 30s 4%d; Walla Walla, 20s 6d; English | Fecelpts of Longworth Strawberries were FOR WEDNESDAY, JULY 9. - Con N Y.... — 02 Silver HIl .. 40 30 Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty | Do 2nd prd | 5%c; mild, steady; Cordova, 8%@ll%c. The | coumtey markots, part 6d desrer light and what few came In were poor and | Flour, qr sks.. 2,240!Straw, tons 70| Crown Pcint. 08 04;St Louls — 08 ending midpight, July 10, 1802: St Louis S W market closed net § t6 10 pdints lower. Sales | “LIVERPOOL, July 9.—Wheat, easy; wheat | sold slowly at a wide range. Raspberries met | Wheat, ctls .... - 2,30%|Malt, "cars ... 2! Eureka Con.. 18 — Syndicate - . California — Fair Thursday; con- | _Do pfd included July at 470c; September, 4.75@4.800; | i Paris, quiet; flour in Paris, ‘quiet; French | With a steady inquiry at sustained prices. Ma- | Barley, ctls 4150 Pelts, bdls .... 100 | Exchequer .. — 01 Union a.. BN 4 warm weather: light northerly winds. | St Paul . October, 4.80@4.85c; November, 4.90¢; Decem: | (Suntry ‘markets, fitm; weather in England, | lindas, Blackberries, Logans and Currants were | Middithgs, sks.. 130 Hides, No. ... 49g Gould & Cur 04 05 Utah % o7 uthern California — Cloudy Thursday; | Do pfd ber, 4.95@5c; March, 5.15¢c, and May, 5.30c. | fatr but olondy. in free supply and the canmers bought at the | Oats, ctls 1,010| Leathar, rolls .. g3 Hale & Nores 35 38 H 1B ; fresh southwest ‘winds, Southern SUGAR—Raw, steady; fair refining, 2 18-16c; | ' GOTTON-—Uplands, 5d. bottom quotations. | Bran, sks 'omwoux b i kTN <y it 04! vada—Fair Thursday; continued , warm | Southern centrifugal 96 test, 3 5-16c. Supplies of Peaches were excessive and prices | Beans, sks . ‘Wlm iy ..o 13 250 | weather, HOPS—Firmer; state common to cholce, 1901 R, TR declined. Plums and Prunes were weaker un- | Onions, sks 464 um,‘ ) e~ Sen Francisco and vicinity—Falr Thursday; | crop, 21@24c; 1900 crop, 17@18c; olds, 6@10c; | ¥ —% | der heavy receipts. Offerings of Apples and ' Potatoss, sks... 4,507 T bbls .. 4 brisk westerly winds, Pacific Coast, 1901 crop, 20@2ic; olds, 6@10c. Pears were liberal and the demand was light. Feed, sks ""30 Qulcksnlver fiks 14 ALEXANDER G. McADIE, ¥ i HIDES—Qufet, CAL MARKETS Stocks of Figs were large, and with the ex- | Hay. tons . 671 Sugar, ctls 2| July, 1802. Forecast Official, | Union Pacific ‘WOOL—Quiet. LO 1 . ception of some fancy in large packages prices | Shorts, tons . 12 iy & Union_Pacific LEATHER—Quiet, were lower. The demand for Cherries was ¥ St FRUIT AND WHEAT BULLETIN Wabash DRIED FRUITS. o % | light and offerings dragged. OREGON. o Boodl F. | 8. |Moon's Phases . - |wabasn BT, Cantaloupes were lower, owing to heavy re- | Elour, ar sks.. 6,932 Cornmeal, sks .. "5 | gy NewMoon, For the 24 hours ending 5 p. m., 120th meri- NEW YORK, July 9.—The market for evap- CHIpta: Notmieps. D¥ve AIDeSICE from Wikters | Potatoss. aki - 356 Wook ales 1| 2| 3| 4| & ew dian time, San Francisco, July §, 1902. W& LE 23 pid.. orated apples continues quiet for. spots, with Exchange and Bulhon. R Bakaasaoin | Bran, ks .o... 1,600 » —_—— ] _fl%’__ E E o E | Wiscomsia Cetral i A A R e S, - Oranses are very, dull and prices are too Ie- — P o B < s5 -l TV Wis Centtal ptd 9% 4S% | 10@10%c; choice lat 10%@llc, and fancy at | Sterlink Exchange, 60 days """ 34 soy, | regular fo quote. Lenicns are moving slowly, | . 13 |14 |15 16 (17 |18 [ 19 |y 12 = g Iz =3 Express Companies— 117, @115 In the market for Catifornis var | Sterling Exchange, sight. S SN OO A L e e axa g if [l il B Sl B Bl L s 3 =2 % 3 - 5 £5 53 5 B, 32 o Ty - rieties, prunes are attracting fair demand and | Sterling Cables T 488 | STRAWBERRIES-$306 for Longworths ana e s 5E 85 & B~ 03 e the larger sizes show a hardening tendency, | New York Exchai ight = 2% | $248 50 for Malindas, STOCK MARKET. (@ 2o 22 2° = '8 E o L though prices for all grades remain unchanged | New York Exchange, telegr = 1 July 21. £7 27 3 s : |Wells Fargo : B T oot Z 525 | RASPBERRIES—$4@T per chest, g2 228 = $™ | U Mscellaneous— g teady and/fut Mexican Dollars, = $3% | LOGANBERRIES—$2@5 50 per chest. #* + BEi Bis 3 : ATIeh e AT <oA% 63 | 4 Spot apricots are steady and futures quiet. BLACKBERRIES—$2@3 50 per chest. RECLAIMING DESERTS Po s P ARG Sand T30 e By 5y | Apricots in boxes are quoted at 10%@ldc; in : CURRANTS—$2@3 50 per chest. Dullness still prevailed on the Stock and YR Am Car EFptal 00 0k B1% 2| neoaorisOiln | Teaches Ame siis.and un-fe Wheat and Other Grains. GELUMS -20@40c per box or crate; baskets 15 | Bond Exchange. Bank of Callfornia was bid OF THE GREAT WEST s - Am Linseed Ofl.... ..... i : c; bulk boxes up to $448 50, the highest quotation the stock K o 08 G o in Th S i unpeeled at 8%@10% 3 o 305U NES—55G50c per box or erate; baskets, | over conched. The ofl stocks were neglected. | American Energy and Irrigation &= e e P P 96| BT The o et o omer. | . APRICOTS—40@75c per box or crate; in bas- [ Thd following dlvidends have been declared: Making Gradual Conquest of 70 Am Emelt & Rfg S . e 3 - | kets, 20@38c; bulk boxes, 50@T5c; to the can- [ Four Oil, 1c, or $3000, payable July 15; Contra the Worst. 104 70 .00 Ch G Bradstreet's reported the world's stocks as | ners, $10@20 per ton, according to quality. Costa Water, 42c, July 15; Pacify b &2 46 .00 Am S & R wcago Grain Market. » 42¢, July 15; Paciflc Coast Com- 3] Anaconda M Co follows: East of the Rockies, a decrease of | APPLES—Green, 60cG$1 per box. pany, quarterly dividends of 1 per cent om com. | . The desert still maintains its fastnesses 88 43 .00 Brook E-.p an X 667,000 bushels; Europe and nflsou! s %ecr:a‘se bu}’fg&i:lgggmm‘;:sgagm 3';?@61*2': Per BOX: | mon, 1% per cent on first preferred and 1 p"[ in the West. There are some spots better Livermore 101 53 .00 58; !gx:.l Iron... oTth 13 sgggzvuecorsl!:fiicre(zsebesd‘t:’g ogo u‘:‘: : :-1 PBACHES —25@40c per bok and 2 in | cent on second preferred, August 1; Oaklang | €Ptitled to the name than others, but each e N s 0y, Oont Tobadsn 9id-. CHICAGO, July 9.—Wheat opened active and [ expectedly large European consumption in June, | baskets; bulk boxes, 40@50c. 5 Gas, 25c, on the 15th; Port Costa Water, 30c, | Year these fastnesses are shrinking before Napa 90 53 .00 General Electric. .. strong, prices being nearly a point above yes- | The Government report is expected to-mor- | CHERRIES—Black, 35@50c per box and 234 | on the 15th. the advance ofy human enterprise, as Newmsn . 104 60 .00 Hocking Coal . terday’s close. General rains throughout the [Tow. It is now estimated by some that the | @5c in bulk: Royal Annes, 40@50c per box and | The Savage Mining Company has levied an | {Ne Water might rise over the land, leav- Palermo . 102 55 .00 Internatl Paper.... country was the exciting factor. There was a | American crop will fall about 100,000,000 bush- 3@6e in b\slic tal s101 75 . | mssessment of 10 cents, delinquent August 12, ing the high and difficult places to the Porterville .....106 50 .00 Int Paper pfd..... S0 commission house buying for country ac. | $18 below that of 1001, Wheat ls now relative. |, MELON S e, R B T ot | e ofAlo¥iNE duotations for United Ran.|last. So thess islands are sestiered Bt Tontr 302 79 90 SULOraRty Powet. .. | Cofrmmmrgsend peat ly cheaper than any, other article of food, and | Nutmegs, 80c in small boxes and mfls for . ways of San Francisco were received yesterday | through several States and Territories, rside 1088 53 00 T T | eccets, watle shonts tah over Shamaiets. tor o | Loreiy a0 L Eomerat RLICE Ui i ey e Vistame ol o Tl el o New ok D patoy De Ruver & ou 5| mostiy Ao NG Mo RN . < | : ves in an | prices will nof 3 . : i 3 T g Al Diwchit <~ endeavor to get to cover. Bradstreet's report | Just 1ike last vear, wheat will be éxtensively | GRAPES—Thompson's seedless from Indio, | 64; bonds, 300 S0@OL 50: subseriptions. 101 | g;tatNev‘;fll?:}; (l‘y'flzhx e the N San Francisco.. 64 52 .00 North American... that t;‘e wor‘ng%cok bl“hulf e ey o‘gme mggh"'pme;? dc 0'3 flpzxa(,sljgl::{ c.r:,g(@eaao for single layers dl o2 ridge of the Rocky Mountains on the east 3 ¢ . creased over 8,000, ushels was also a| Chicago was very strong at a marked ad- an ke RS- 10 sy S Etrengthening feature. Tears of & change of | vance, though prospects for clearing weather | 50@60c for double laver boxes; White, 20@30c | STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. | 20§ the Coast Rauge on the west. Chist e s Sropice Bas 3 sentiment over night should the weather be fa- [ and the forthcoming Government report re- | Per drawer, - | aniong them are the Mohave Desert, in Santa Rosa..... 89 48 .00 Pressed Car Steel.. forable caused some realizing toward the close, | stricted speculation. There were heavy rains | CITRUS FRUITS—Oranges, nominal; Lem- WEDNESDAY, July 0—2 Southeastern California; the marvelous Ftockton 96 67 .00 Pressed Car S pfd. . Sg{:gg}:&f operaed %@Jfic :in %@;ficflhlsher at | ;ln u;,e mhenngmtn. Tmi Ll‘hlcnhgn crowdd ! o ;fi‘%&@ 530 ffog.ré;!:;nflarr :ple ‘l‘?‘?fit m'rz @cgo‘%fl ’ P. m. Pa:,n(t;d gese:t soar“NonheB.stem m =t 73 c, and on active demand advanced to | heavily short, but commission houses and the ; 3 INITE and the Grea Lake Desert of hdnca ) »» - St ) 2 | Bouthwest were liberal buyers, There was a | Mexican Limes, $% 505; Bananas, $1 50a3 LN“'ED STATES BONDS, WEATHER AND CROP CONDITIONS. Hmufltr—zax)y epples good; crop winter ples light. am—Au fruit doing well. Republic Stee] . Republic § pid. T4%@T4bc, but weakened later on helvy real- izing and closed %c higher at 73%@73%c. Trade in July corn was practically at standstill, shorts apparently sparring for a bet- ter opening and the bull crowd simply awaiting lurge export business on Tuesday. This market was quiet and unch: Spot Wheat—Shipping, $113%@1 16 mnllng, $117%@1 20 per ctl. per bunch for New Orleans and $1 25@2 for Hawailan; Pineapples, $1 50@3 per dozen. Dried Fruits, Nuts and Raisins. 4. Ask, Ask. 4s ar COIXD lm%l]oh #s qr ep( 134 2 45 qr res....10934109% s qr 57:;"1062 0r1s MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. Opening northward from the Mohave Des- ert lies Death Valley, perhaps the most desolate and forbidding spot in Amer- ica, though comparative small in ex- tent. Yet there are few places even in developments. The opening figure on July was CALL BOARD SALES, Al — ewman—Conditions unchanged. 8. 3 a A Wbos. Oak W G bs. — — these desert strongholds that are wholi: inge City—Sugar beets maturing slowly; s S B BT goigtormal, Sesslon—0:15 o'clock—December—| .o smerican Consul at Bordeaux, France, | 5°% Chomas: 113“‘{&9, Qceanic Sc38.90, 95 | without life of some sort or anol and B e e cfl;;n _— T i e was bid in. The close was at the opening fig- | - gocony’ 5{5,,0,.~Dmmbe,4m cm $1 157, | reports that the French Walnut and Prune Sty o %|Qmnibus 62127° — | a large portion of them could be_ re- good; pasturage Arying up. g sin cptember closed at & gain of %0 at 61% | . Regular Morning Session—No sales. * crops will be practical failures this year, ow- — 100% Pk & CH 65.103%107%4 clalim eld - g'”"“:ebn“?.mm.n“‘ ‘"‘? Santa Maria—Mustard crop short; beans @61%c. Afternoon Senslon—December—zl)DO ctls, | ing to the cold, wet spring, and that the out- ( Ed L & P6s. 12915 —"|Pk & OR 6s.114 — 7 | 28 it I3, not one ing fairly well; grain thrashing excellent. % | Oats were excited with the new July selling | g1 16, h b . Bt b railroads -have been built directly across e B Prng Wi B FBRid g B 90% | to 5lc, or mearly 5c higher than yesterday's | pARILEY—Some dealers reported more stead- | Pit Of both will be the smallest for many years. | > Sac BG] — ., |three of the worst of them; mines are tockton—Fruit iivening very fast; grain | Western Union 84% | close, and the more distant futures also ad- | jnecs and demand vesterday, though quotations | In addition to the almost complete failure of | " T [SFOSNEIIB 1%, | being opered. and ofl wells driven; hnd o TR e et Wi o vanced sharply. ' Heavy rains were responsible | gnowed no change, Feed, H0@92ige. — New | the Prune crop the fruit itself will be very | 7 Sterra Cal 132 122% | iy being reclaimed by irrigation, Kinds tarning out well and good qualit 37 e Lor the upward trend, = September closed strong | prewing and shipping grades, 93%@93c; Chev- | boor in quality. L Ang 8% 110% 8 P or & 65 1% 1n the rastnesses of Death Valley thera Ban Jose—Fruit crop doing excellently; th NEW YORK BONDS. and Vi highiriet Stide. alfer, $1 20 asked for standard. FRUILS—New Apricots, 6@73c; Evaporated | 1 A%, oo t00niot 2 |" Goc . % mining_c and an iRy B B Ll B Sra 107% L. There was a fair amount of business trans- CALL BOARD SALES, Apples, 12@12%c, sun dried, 6@7c; Peaches, s.10034101 | €1900) are many mining camps - crops are very large all over the country. st 25, reg o L& N unified 45.100% | acted in provisons at offerings moro free than 7 6% (8% per Ib; new Peaches, 4loc for common | B9 5.4 % 10@% s S0 e i B e Sou Sosms Sppeshension, tat &l fiuits mataring e o der inn 82% | for some time past. September pork closed 10c | Infopmal Session79:13 oclock—No sales! | JGo"ghe for tancy, with 5@6e ruling for | y, 0 E'9p08109% — |8 B ot c look as you will. you will find no desert = Do 38 coupon. um% Minn & 8T 41111058 | 510 G5,nd ribs lower at $10 1254, 0 o O %ee?unl:rsefioomlng Seesonguly, now—io00 | P55 S ‘i\’.?y‘l“‘“ AR Do lem 3. 107 = | Goonsr Biork Tocs than the man-made deserts of Northe 3 - and ribs lower af . Es- crop are_quoted at follows: ¢ Livermore—Contitions unchanged AR Do old 45 res. 1003 |N ¥ Cent Articles— Open. High. Low. Close. | A OATS -Tho market c\l:‘xl\unuel lvery quiet, [ 4%c; 90 ,‘,”fi(,f,@*"‘c@‘g‘iiaie“:’bm* a0 L‘S;‘J.?,“?.“’:i‘u'{“’ua Hitered waste Ut rael arm . though there is some selling on local aceount, : = H o gntd 5s.120 122 7 ‘RAISINS—Seeded, ~ 3-crown, 8¢; 2- 5 miris, ds of square miles in extent, where ‘mv'rlm’:;u:ul S ok k. s reg 105" IN J C gen Bs....136% | July ..... % - 6% 7% 76 | Offerings seem to be rather smaller agaln, bu 7%2“ Toose Muscatels, bY%e for 4.crown. and % Do stmpd.110° ;;:e"g,‘;w’;‘,plendm green forest of pine, A G. McADIE, Forecast Officlal. Scptornber TERCCUG TN | a | moet QenlE e ek and WONTE Mower 5%0'101— scedless; d-crown, Gc; 2-crown, Sic; | “2‘4113”3@ "}‘3;0'-“" 40" — | One Is beautiful with the ccted o o T4l | Drices. m rs, $1 60 per box. # at 6s.111 111% | e ol : 8 s ftochdes Sud Bl OO n Ton e s % 8g7c; No, L pardshell, 10010ie; Mo 3 | OO, T2F 55 2RI ¢ pen Galons I0sMIots | 15 hideous, Erotesqus, pitiful, & reminder EASTERN MARKETS i8% 413 477 |100; Muling, §1 80 Black §1 05G1 20 per ctl. | {61 L ftihell and 6G7¢ for hardshell; 1902 Al WATER STOCKS, of the reckless wuterulm of man.— | 3 By A O haee T TR, marber 1 e | monas, e f;‘b-‘;«or;p-rglumlw.g]llum Jor LX) Contn Conta 18 70 Fort Cota.. @ 00 Chntory. b | c for Ne Plus i ton y 58 than at_any time durin, e _her!!, ac; d 5 ‘7"'0‘“‘“’ Cent L & P. 3% 4 |Pac L Co ‘A 51 48 49%; | any more g the past 48% 50 AND THE LIBERTY BELL New York Stock Market. g5 s;e;;n‘: 1’1’3 Tex & Pao 1 81y 80y giff | several monthe The Ban Franolsco market | ¥ S0G% v comb, 110120 tor bright and 9gite| LOL,G, G & PW|fac B f‘fi“ b NEW YORK, July 0.—The selling of stocks | Sl Ny T o0n18-130 g 8% 343 | “Yarge. Yellow. $14561 50, emall round do, | for A e o e 50| 0G L& H. @% BYISFGLCS ‘§;‘{‘ 42% | Phe English King Said to Have First » | | $1 45@1 50; White, * | b1ge; light amber e c; darl Pac G Imp.. 355 — 8 3 = Tha Should b+ g o L - B gonrsaladlontt Sember 38 05 188 BTy 1BE% p RYE"S*Q‘“’"N' &% %6Bs02" for mew ana s | BEESWAX—HAG00 oo 1o i P R suranes o ° Suggested i e ment which ught ’t ";’ tp:; | Golo | _ Lard, per 100 pounds— @87%c IWH‘}: & r—Nomina1 Firem's Fnd.275 280 | Venerated. of & rise, thelr motive being, of course, e | 01y e 10'95 10 9714 10 95 10 95 BU:.KW at $175@2 per PTO‘I/N‘WH& BANKS. When King Edward VIL, then Prince of profits. Whether any actual developments | Seplember D731 00 11007 1095 10 g7 | Centel Am B & T2% - st Natton! — Wales, and traveling as Baron Renfrew, g Ay e B g TR g BIRS PO PR 10 4 Mi The Chicago market was weak, with large | Anglo-Cal LP&A. = | visited Philadelphia _in 180, one of thé Doich DHERT be consinued SEatns & Tatiner | Befleini 1200 80 10 % 10 83 10 8 Flour and Millstuffs. nors seling gn the strone sopte. During the | BV 56 Gal :;.f% e Y ifi:fl;x’m B e e S lay er of a tsos aga: advance in prices. The marking up of St. Paul [ and New York Central, the ground with NEW YORK MINING STOCKS. Cash quotations were as follows: FLOUR—California Family Extras, $3 500 very large line of Pork, Lard and Ribs held SAVINGS BANKS. There he spent a very considerable time Some” of the soft stocks that were strong yes- | Adams Con .. 20 Little Chtet ... Flour, quiet and unchanged; No. 8 sprin | Ger § & L.2015 — fav & Loan. examining every object and Terdny. is perhaps sutficiently explained as a | Adice - . 3 s73L | wheat, ‘76@T6%e; No. 2 red. Ti@isc: No. 3|8 75 (el ‘_,';"3‘; ”E:;‘:‘:fl Brasi s 40@3 50; | by outaiders, Prlvate wires to Bolton, De | & B A e measure of manipulation to facilitate the taking | Breece . :,118 | corn, 843085%0; No. 2 yellow, 8434@85c; Vo | Oregon. § vacarrel for family and | BV Fonicago packers were quietly feeding | Horoar e 80 Unfon Trst.1830 — | he was shown the Liberty Bell, wnu-. it of profits elsewhere. Some of the high-priced | Brunswick Con. 07 06| 2 odts, Blc; No. 2 white 53@bilic: No. § |33@3 00 for Bakers'; Washington Bakers', $3@ | aut their holdings to the public at the high | S F Sav U..525 — is said, was stored away in a corner and industrials worked higher on what had the a w1 whm 52%c; No. 2 rvé, bBdc; falr to choice | 8 0. Prices i prices. STREET RAILROADS. surrounded by a lot of boxes and rubbish. pearance of investment demand. The pi mA""“’ : 0| malting barley, 88@71%c: No. 1 fiaxseed, §154: | .MILLSTUFFS—Prices in_sacks are as fol- | Pirore was no flrther change worthy of note Galifornia ..180 190 Market The Prince expressed great surprise that cuit to enjoin the payment of & Givid on 20| No.1 Northwestern, $1 73; prime timothy seed. lows usual discount to the trade: Graham | in the San Francisco market. i object which so justly deserved vene- Cpited States Steel Common came in for some | Horn Silver 25 1, 4o/ 5 75; gess pork, per barrel, §18 4734@1s f2s | Elou $3 per 100 1 e Flour, $3; Rve Meal, | "CURED MEATS—Bacon, 11%c per Ib for St S I G N e Grous enunciations s to its motives by | Iron Silver - ---1111 3 00 [ dard, ’ glor 1100 be ¢ $10 05; whort ribs ‘sides | $2.75: Eice Flour i Comn, Medi, $3.35: exiva | neGuy, 3950 for Mght mediam, 1434 for Hgnt ration should = E S to the “ticizis of the corporation and the advance in | Leadville Con .¥. 03 (1oose), $10 10& dry’ salted shouiders | cream do, {5500k Cebae g0.25; Hcmlny., R S e e Tpect, Gag R 3 W the stock was apparently intended as & notice | BOSTON STOCKS AND BONDS. (Loxed), $8 7 ort clear sides (boxed), | 430 Buckihest oM 34 $0G4 Cracked | yred; Eastern sugar-cured Hams, 15%@l6cs Mayor, he exclaimed, v 1o opponents of & purpose to protect the stock | 11 2511 3734; whisky, basis of high winos, | WVheat, opining, | $4 50; Whole Wheat | Calitornia Hams, 150; Mess Beet, $10 per bbl be treasuréd and revéren ‘;’_Lg" f i market. Of the factors making for the Money— do pretd . Flour, we 5 at l; barrels, 1 85@9; n | oXira Mess, $10 50@il; Family, Sll 50G12: ple of the Unitad"!uu- as ‘most & side the continued heavy movement of | Call loans | Westingh Cor e sacics, $0 85@8 50; Pearl' Barley,' §5.50; Spiie | SXE%, Mess Pork, $10G15 50; extin. Slear, §31: precious heirfoom!"" That remark stirred ago was an nt one. It | Time loans M Articles— Recelpts, Shipments, | Feas. $5 50; Green Peas, $6 50 per 100 s | Jit® Y5010, Dry Salt Pork. 1234e; Pig a ripple of thought in the right direction, out & million and a half went Bonds— Flour, barrels 17,000 X T Pork, §25; Pigs' Feet, $4 15; Smoked Beef, 1314 ‘MISCELLANEOUS. but it operated slowly, and altho talk int from here to-day. The exigencies | Atchison 4s . wnmh bushels 59,000 65,000 Hay and Feedstuffs Glic' per iy Alaska Pack 150 160 (Pac A F A. 2% of restoring Inde) Hail corner ip the July option in corn are | Gas lsts .. . ushels 133,000 152,000 G RD—Tierces quoted at 8%c per Ib for | Cal Fruit As 99%101 |Pac C Borx 163 ° — | genmeral, and interest in it grew and was fupposed to account for this heavy movement. | Mex Cent bushels . 145,000 263,000 tanaias cnmpnunfl and 12l4c for pure: half-barrels, | Cal Wine As.100 mox Par Paint zs — nccelernted by the Centes © failure to advance the Louisville and Nash- | N E G & Coke bushels 7,000 = All quotations stand as before. Feedstuffs 12% c; 10-b tinss 13140; 5-b tins, 18%c; | Oacante 8 Co 12 7 bstantial nature was until e dividend rate to a 6 per cent basis was a | Rallroads— z.my, ‘bushels . 8,000 1, are firm and Hay is steady. % i ‘tins, 13%¢, 7 SR A ;gfl:-, al n’l’om’:ha Colonial lha-n. pointment to some speculators who had BRAN—$18 50@19 60 per ton, i—One half-b: H Sess and i i e et N oA s Eroanes Zachunts (o4a3 hp Buter | wrDDLINGS 42 MR 80 per to. SR Ty o R AT SR iy WG Bt D e et St T pectation of » ':‘nac:m‘ Che :nfigx{ey:v:rke(vtl'r:o | ries, 18@20c. Bges, firm, 17%@18c. ~Cheese, FEEDSTUF&S:R«:}IM Barley, 1 per | tierces, 10%c; five tlerces, 1034c per Ib. 10 Contra Costa Water . 75 00 h-mebt.efl for n.e wlvflesa of o.g. ‘more p ced acvance i Missourt Bacibe, with the | Bostbn Elevated. 163 unchanged, 10@10%e¢. {,?:' Oilcake em:u e ool g b i e 10 Glant Powder C @0 |55 e W cight of realizing in that stock, was cu | N YN H & H...2382 — €, e o p Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops. bo it Soin g Pl 3372 |Just as it was “the Lo day" the frst Con nenw’, .ndfl mle heua“mnde a geterm!ned Eltchhu;' |pnr=fd ig“ e T T S T TS R m ed p.,z ;13@11 Co(tgn!eed fi 5008 %3' 4 * 35 Pn:‘\?be:n ;‘ P Co. 11 50 | nental Congress assembled n it 0] Vestes T ! acific . 3 . ¢n t ant also on Western Union and | Union Pacific .-103% Fifie Bunres % e a{'.n"'i‘o'c' follows Local dealers in Hops report the recent rush | 80 Spring Valley, Water 88 5o |man’s Home Companion. , cts’ itk the Penneylvania road and the lat- | Miscellaneous— = §§, O O e s ein, $5011; Ont, Sgfl to buy practically over and do not expect much s Sgciun Sattway. - 119 00 PRy o on the large capital embarkipg in opposi- | Am Sugar . : e, Xitatta, SI0GIL. Ol ol Oat, | gCtivity untll the crop comes in upon the mar- o0 sé""‘ Rallway orn 115 00 + A Lesson unciation. i Do gestllec s —_——— e ket. The feeling, however, is still firm. 1000 Contra Costa Water bonds......108 75 A delicate t of pronunciation is in- declining Ténd'['x‘.'éiro'rvfif ‘cdoxf:eru e f‘\;nm'];:lyn‘ & Steel. x.tvmpoon Extra fine Wheat, $12; flir to ehma do. HIDES AND SKINS—Culls and brands sell Sacramento Electric, Gas & Ry..102 50 | volved m: : m‘ A cmmry The bond market was rather quiet and Ir- | Gen BElectric ....307 Sept. Dec, i };fi‘h-.w:;&n:n“ nd B e e . N e Afternocn Sesaion. - Duen friend. After = ar. Total sales, par value, $2.275. Mass Electric ... 42 6 3 6 43¢ | Umteer, $6 S0@8 50; $605 B 1?9 Yoz SESeTE, L1 S g O R0 I o BV Pears— esing they Tound States bonds were unchanged on the | = do prefd - s;;fi‘ 6.3 § 435 | TETRA per bae 0° PeE s i lae ety e s "““' Basvriss lvis 20 Contie Houte, Wt o8 :yifi ‘frvmshome 2 {NEG & Coke.... alt p, 9¢; 2 200 Oakland_Gas .. 6 Sald the NEW Tnited Fruit ....113 Dry Hides, lbflld%c. cui 62 Spring Valley Water 00, mon,” townsman, “we've E Yom; fl'oc!llil‘%mr nm i e a8y 22“"43’ Bep’gé-lgse. Beans and Seeds. glp, 11mxc.£;ys§:-u‘ 18¢’ ulooo Con(.rr Costa Water bonds. ,1% % a long way to gang. Shall Atchison 18300 8t 4 LONDON CLOSING STOCKS. 24 40 2085 [t L e s g Tak a tram!™ cried o e - e o ret The market contintics aull and featurelons. | 305 €ach; short wool, 53gole each: mediur, 1% & | prise. “Ye dinna xlf‘,'m}'n‘om"' 100 usé ufl;‘; unét vevsssesss 96 8-16/N Y Central.... 31 30 BmANs—nuno $2 T5@3; small White, $2 25 | salt, §3 for .rgema?aum-mm_nm 122 25 |in Edinbro’ the i 700 u(orum..... 96% | Norf & West. 81 30 2100 oaw.h-mwuu. $2 25@2 45; Pes, $8 2@ | 2 for ‘small, and 50c for Colts; Horse Hides, 8850 |on the Sawl