The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 11, 1902, Page 8

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, IBIDAY, TUEN 31 19020 = C SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. Canned Salmon firm and selling well. Canned Tomatoes for future delivery weak. Tea continues short and advancing in Japan. Pig Tin weak at a slight decline. Grain Bags higher and firmly held. Wheat firm, but quiet. Barley rather steadier. Oats, Corn and Rye continue dull. Hay somewhat steadier. Feedstuffs ruling firm. Beans quiet, with rather more steadiness in whites. Butter, Cheese and Eggs still inactive. | Reported small Walnut crop in France confirmed. Dried Fruits apparantly working around into better shape. Provisions quiet in all positions. Hogs still in light receipt and firm. { Local stocks and bonds continue dull. | Silver advanced. Exchange as before quoted. Government report on Wheat crop issued. Increased exports of specie from this port. | Wisconsin Cent.... 600 267 263 26% Wis Cent pra...l. 800 100 194 491 Express Companies— * Adamg America; United Sta T es . Wells Fargo . Miscellaneou Amalg Copper 63 63 Am C & F ex div 32 31’72 AmC&F pfd ex div 700 90 80% Amer Linseed Ofl.. 100 Am Linseed O pfd American Loco. A Amer Loco pfd ... Am S & Refng. Am S & R pfd Anaconda M Co Brook Rap Tran... 700 Col Fuel & Tron... 6.500 88 S914 Consolidated Gas.. 800 223" 223" Cont Tob pfd...... 200 1223 122 General Electric, 310 317% Hocking Coal . 16 164 Internat] Paper : 20" Int Paper pra Internatl Power . "1-:’1% Laclede Gas 8 National Biscui 5 a7y National Lead 21 21y North American 122 122 Pacific Coast 70 70 ;lclfllu' ld’e 4015 40 eople’s Ga . 100 1015 101% 101 Pressed Steel Car.. 3,400 48° 47')i 47% Pressed S Car pfd. 1,200 86% 853% 88is Pullman Pal Car.. '100 240" 240 238" Republic Steel .... 2,200 18 17 17% Republic Steel prd. 600 7314 731% 738 ?‘:::‘réé;i‘&‘i' <M,1800 130% 1241 130 ¥ ron., 7t 3 UB& P Co... L) i UB &P Copfd.. 8 81 1l 8 Leather .. 1214 U S Leather pfd.. U S Rubber .. 12 uti July at 4.70c; August, 4.70@4.75c; September, 170G 85, November, 4.86@4.00c; Docember, 4.95c; January, 5c; March, 5.10c; May, 5.20c. SUGAR—Raw, steady: fair refining, 2 16-16¢ gcentrifugal 96 fest, §5-16c. Molasses sugai 2%c. Refined, steady. DRIED FRUITS. 'l;h market for evaporated gplu is quiet and offerings continue light. tures are at- tracting some attention onh the basis of 6%2 6%c for October and November delivery of prime. Spots are unchanged. 4 Common to good are quoted -at T@9%c; perll;n‘z. 10@10%c; choice, 10%@11c; fancy, 11% c. Prunes are in fair demand for both fu- tures and the spot article. Prices still range from 3% @6%c for all grades. The market for aoricots s steady, With a fair jobbing interest. Stocks are reported light and the feeling inclines to firmness on- attrac- g;; lru’lt. boAprlcou o é‘;i“‘“ in bags at 10% c; in Xes at 14! lc. Peaches are quiet, with spot steady at 12 @16c for peeled and 8% @10%c for unpeeled. S 3 Chicago Grain Market. % CHICAGO, July 10.—There was a decline in wheat at the cpening due to the more lnvnf- able weather, but the selling was not heavy and was principally on local account. Small movements and rumors of bad crop reports, together with evening up for the Government report, gave steadiness to the market. Offer- ings, which were rather light early In the sesvion, became more free toward the latter part of the day, and prices weakened. Sep- tember opened %c lower at 73%@73%c, 8d- vanced to 74c on restricted offerings, reacted toward the close, which was %c lower, at 8% @73%c. Comparatively little trading was done in corn and the feeling on the whole, Was firm. July closed 4c lower at 82c; ievkember closed with a Jcss of c 61@61%c. Cais ‘ohened saaies. on "peediziions of more favorable weather. Trade became listless and without any special features. September closed % @%¢c lower at 33%@33%ec. v receipts and Erovisions were firm on light recelpts and higher prices for hogs at the yards — % LOCAL MARKETS. —_— Exchange and Bullion. Sterling Exchange, 60 day: Sterling Exchange, sight Sterling Cables New York Exchange, sight. New York Exchange, telegraj Silver, per ounce Mexican Dollars, nominal. Wheat and Other Grains. WHEAT—The English markets were firmer, Witk a better inquiry. Chicago was several fcoctions lower, chiefly in sympathy with clear weather around the lakes, though this had been largely discounted on the preceding day. Damage reports from Illinols, Iowa and Nebraska came in more freely. Business was quiet, as everybody was waiting for the Government report. The report was issued in the afternoon and gave the condition of winter wheat at 77, against 88.3 on the same date in 1901; spring Wheat, 92.4, against 95.6. On the 10th of June, 1902, the condition of winter ‘wheat was 76.1 and of spring wheat 95.4. Briefly, the condi- tion of winter wheat has improved slightly during the past month, while spring wheat has fallen off 3 points. This market showed no change, either on or oft call. Operators on 'Change continued to re- port sales in the country at higher prices than are quoted in this market. say at $1 164@ 1173% for No. 1, and $1 22% for cholce mill- pot Wheat—shipping, $113%@1 15; milling, $11732@1 20 per ctl, 2 CALL BOARD SALES. Informal Session—9:15 o'clock—December— 4000 ctls, $1 1614, Second Session—No_sales. Regular Morning Session—December—14,000 ctls, $1 15%; 8000, $1 16, “Axfé:‘moon Session—December—4000 ctls, BARLEY—The market was somewhat firmer, and most holders were disposed to ask 93%¢ » - 5258883 R [RRRRRRI of Yellow coming in occasionally that sell with- in the quoted range. Receipts of Apricots in small packages continued light and prices were well sustained. Bartlett Pears were firmer un- der a steady inquiry for shipping. Prunes, Plums, Apples and Cherries were offering freely at unchanged prices. Figs were plentiful and sold at unsteady prices. Melons .met with a stead: 3 Sevin smail boxes of Crab Apples came in from Martinez and were offering at 75c, but found no buyer. rThere were no changes in Citrus or Tropical Fruits, STRAWBERRIES—$2@5 for Longworths and $2@3 50 for Malindas. RASPBERRIE 7 _per chest. LOGANBERRIES—$2@3 50 per chest. BLACKBERRIES—$2@3 50 per chest. CURRANTS—$2@3 50 per chest. PLUMS—20@40c per box or crate; baskets 15 @25c: bulk boxes, 50c. S ST gtds peb b o crate; baskets, APRICOTS—40@6%c per box or crate; in bas- kets, 20@35c; bulk boxes, 50@75c; to the can- ners, $10@20 per ton. according to quality. APPLES—Green, 50c@$1 per box. PEARS—Dearborn Seedlings, 35@40c per box: bulk boxes, 50@60c; Bartletts, $1 25. ACHES—20@40c per box and 12%@25c in Néié‘fix%’:"}‘:‘ériaxfi' i‘% per box and 2% ck, @5c in bulk: Royal Annes, 40@50c per box and 2qgc in bulk, (ELONS—Cantaloupes, $1 25@1 75 per crate: Nutmegs, 75c in small boxes and $1 50@1 75 | for large crates; Watermelons from Indlo, 25¢ each. GRAPES—Thompson's Seedless from Indlo, —— per crate. FIGS—Black. 25@35c for single layers and 40@60c for double layer boxes; White, 15@35¢ per drawer, g CITRUS FRUITS—Oranges, nom! ; Lem- ons, $1G1 50 for common, $1 75@2 for choice and $2 for fancy: Grape Fruit, $2@3 50; Mexican Limes, $i 50@5: nas, $1 50@2 per_bunch for New Orleans and $1 25@2 for Hawalian; Pineapples, §1 50@3 per dozen. Dried Fruits, Nuts and Raisins. The market for Fruits and Walnuts seems to be working round into better shape, both here and in the East, and growers and other sellers are now thinking twice before they let 80 at the current low prices. The report of a poor crop of Walnuts in France is confirmed, AUCTION SALES 25 P S 2 50 Head at Auetion. 10 HEAD HEAVY DRAFT HORSES. 40 GENTLE DRIVERS. THIS DAY. FRIDAY, JULY 11, 11 a. m. STEWART'S HORSE MARKET, 721 Howard Street. T CARLOAD DRAUGHT HORSES just ar rived; also some gentle drivers. STEWART'S HORSE MARKET, 721 HOWARD ST., NEAR THIRD. Receipts of Produce. FOR THURSDAY, JULY 16 Flour, qr sks... 13.207 Wool. bales ... 458 Wheat. cti 4.618 | Leather. rolls .. 91 Barley, ctls 10,540 Pelts, bdls .... S48 Oats, ctls . 2,450 Tallow, ctls % S Corn, ctls 245 Chiccory, bbis .. 30 Potatoes, sks 4,541 Quicksilver, fisk 91 Onions, sks . 711| Hides, No . Bran, sks .... 2,190| Lime, bbls Screenings, sks. 200| Wine, gals Middlings, sks. 831 Sugar, ctls Hay, tons ..... 440 OREGO! Wool, bales .... 42 i 4 TR STOCK MARKET. —_— There was a moderats business on the morn- ing session of the Bond Exchange, with a fur- ther recovery in Oceanic to §15. The ofl stocks continued motionless. In the afterncon Oakiand Gas sold down to 1415 1434 | {;ork closed 12l5¢c higher at $18 72%, Septem- | S = 5 : U 8 Rubber pfd .. 5 | ber lard 20c higher at §11 156 and ribs 10c | for No, 1 Feed, though no sales above 92isc | 2% Will be seen in the first column, $62 25. _ Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables continue in free supply. U S Steel .. % hou | nigher at $10 831, ¥ were reported, The demand was not active, | FRUITS—New Apricots, 6G7l4c; Evaporated | Stocks ex-dividend yesterday were: Bay 3 2 l“_ s‘ Steolt ofd 9015 907y | _The leading futures ranged as follows: ;;'xg .:'h;v market lacked animation. Feed, 209 | Apples, 12G12%c, sun_dried, 6gTc; Peaches, | Counties Power.nzoc: m:f-tmx-uoul‘ :::' 1 irly rate recei, eatarn U ;851 = | 92%4c; New brewing and shipping grades. 934 % 3 Peaches, 415c f 7 1 at the rate of 10 per cent: Poultry moving off fairly under moderate recipts. o r'n ow 2 8% 85% | Articles Open. High. Low. Close. | Ggic; Chevnlle:':: 20 saked tor saniaey. % P e Yor Tancy. Witk Bg%c ratiam i 'Per:v'd::n;c:.(?-ufornll Wine, 60c. . T St s otal sales ......628,100 shares. ol Ak BN 18 CALL BOARD SALES. most of the busine: - 1 X of 8 o Good demand from the North for fresh Fruits. | CLOSING BONDS. I%téip;r;ser e L [nformal Session_0:15 o'clock~No sales, | | PRUNEE_C1o01 fifi"&%‘ifi“"a&‘i’"m’: h:’:n’::::: e e L e AR T S e e | U'S refunding 2¢ Hocking Val 4135.1001 | Decembs 3 15 3% | Second Sesslon—No sales. g iy DR 2 able July 15. | i " toral ng Val 4155.10915 | December ¥ K Regular Morning Session—No sales, 4%c; 60-10s, d@ilic; T0-80c, 316@S%c; 80-9us, | 07 T per cent per annum., pay: A ly 3 . Riverside ...... 80 52 up 1018 (s s oni AB101% |5 Cam No 2 2 Afternoon Session—December—18,000 ctls, | 3@8%c; 90-i00s, 216@2%c per b, - B ke Bieiies) of B8 cants wor Exports of Specie. Bacramento &8 58 reg. .l 1111067 | do 1at & Sore | oy 1 60% 61y | B4lkc e A oos L harowi | oS ble July 15. This is an increase of U L a0 coup”: 1 ikew i B AL ATt | o : G G| OKrs—ne market continues dull, with most | 7%c; Loose Muscalels,” 3%c for “Sicrown s | share, payable July 15, This le an increase of Z 1sco | Bon Proncisces & 5 20| do new 43 rég. 13415 Mo Kan & Tor ts1ont? | Mocs i 444 | of the new reds selling at §1 1091 i2%. Some | Sic for seedless; &crown, Gc; 2-crown, 5%c; | (onis whioh has been paid previously this yesr, The exports of treasure from San Francisco | o ose. .. 84 do coup ... T e dealers report a fair demand and others no | London Layers, $160 per box. . 2o 709,7) g v 855 o | ‘ with the exception of the April dividend, which by sea in June amourted to $709.780, against | gon 1. Ghisho.. 74 do old 4s ‘reg...1001, 1015 P Inquiry at all. At best the market is a slow | NUTS—Walnuts, No. 1 softshell, 11@12c; | With the exceptio $K21 086 in June, 1901. The exports for the sIx | Santa Maria.... T2 G oot 013, | e Rkl o G@ro: No. 1, hardshell, 10G10%c; No 5. | Waa alt0 30 cents. 2 = mths ended Jume 30 amounted to $3.746,153, | Santa Rosa do 5s reg. o5 | 13614 3074 New Reds are quoted at $1@1 1215 for com- ;' Almonds, 10%@12c for papersheil: 9@10c | . The stogkholders of the "““M “"‘,w’"’“"m months ended J "o 3 eenoniine: perisil| Stockion | do coup . 05 | 10s1¢ 3ty 2315 mon to cholce and $115@1 17% for fancy; old | for softshell and 6@ic for hardshell; 1902 Al- | gy’ capital stock from $200,000 to $500,000, and B s A iE S ot | Wiows o | Atchison gen '45..104% | do 3s .. i | ety 314 3 | Oats are nominal as follows: Whites. $1 254 | monds, 1lc for Nonparelis, 10%;@lo%ec for I X | {he capital stock from $309,060 fo 3900000 S0 in 1901 Of the exports this year 82,715,352 was | Willows ... flesiando B0 e R N Tk e 1 30: Milling, $1 30; Black, §1 05@1 20 per ctl, | L and 10%@10%c for Ne Plus Ultra; Peanuts, | vjaoq” The increased capitalization has been in_silver bullion. against §1.779,204 last year; WEATHER AND CROP CONDITIONS. Balt & Ohio -103% Reading gen 4s... 981; | July D e 01 18 B33 CORN—Continues slow at the familiar prices, | 6@7c for lastern; Brazil Nuts, 12@12%c; Fil. 11" aid up. The old board of directors has £:32.000 in gold bullion, against $300.810: 348" | piverside—Apricots slow In ripening: veg- | 40 3%s . TO5% (5t L & T M o 550116 | Bomtember 15 oot 18 18 80" 4 | Stocks are ample for all current needs. perts, 12G13%c; Pecans, 11G13c; Cocoanuts, | hony Zomtecis, An Mexican dollars againet $633.047. o e | etables growing well, but late. Jo_conv 1087 Bt L & S F 4 97 and ¥ par O snade - f g ior FUGL IO STAD oimd do. | BIUNRE b, TG fou Taiglit wud Bt The following quotations for United Rail- SO dn ol o, A R ase ot Sa4.. | Holllster—Grapes doing well: prospects good | (an South 2da’l'108 ISt L SW 1st ey 11700 11 2215 11 00 | $1.45@1 50: White, $1 5091 55. 5 by 10 ForiEht and 9Q1le | wayy of San Franciseo were received yesterday pust six monthe there was an increase of #0534~ | PGS OF Cent of Ga 0s....100%| do 2ds . Boniombe 10 0715 11 18" 10 971 RY¥-Quotable at S08S0c for new ‘and g5 | for NEht amber; waler white extracted, 5@ | from New York by Bolton. De Ruyter & Co.: 058 in the exports of silver dx:” ] Livermore—June bugs very numerous, dam- | 90 1st inc ... 8215 'K A" & Ar Pass 48 B L e 2 @8ik%e for old. 4 be; light am r,'rnrflcled. @4%4c; dark, 4¢. | Common stock, $24 asked: preferred, $63 3715@ exens: of §343 Soras cmmgnis aging fruit. | Ehes & Ohio 4145.108%, [South Pac 4s I P30 65 1075 10 6 P ERLERT. Nominabidar "SN18Q0 pec .’ MEESWAX-SUAETIG Rer [N O bonde, 390600 50; subseriptions, $101G102. T s et , ing ¢ Heavy fog morning, 1 & Alton 31,s. 833 [South Ry bs 2 . 2 70 cental. S Dried Fruit and Nuts in New York| Cobisa—Grain crop. tarning. odt_weil; trutt | € B &Q new 4a.. 96 * [Tex & Pac 1 1010,810:8% 3 AN G - Provisions. STCCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. L rigening fast; £ood quality and vield. g SN &b r gy ol BE L& W e Cash guotationts weee go folliws: L. Flour and Millstuffs. o s e T — ¥ ves 01 ; aver- | € & D 7s..13 i acific 4s. i o v 3 2 S Mafl advices from New York say: “In prunes | gze yield. o o E " PrOBTSRS: V€™ | ¢ R T & Pac 4s..11013| do cony dn.. > Elour, mote’active find ‘prices ale Chicago was higher, but holders were still THURSDAY, July 10-3 p. m. X 3 76c; No. 2 red, 7614@ £CC& S g 45,1001 | Wabeon Tnm: No. 3 #pring wheat, 70@76c; No. 2 red, 761 there ie 2 continued fair export demand, with Willows—Crop prospects improving. 78c; No. 2 corn, Mlte; No. 2 vellow. 81%c; | FLOUR—California Family Fxtras, $3 50@ | disposed to realize. The San Francisco mar- 2 R TES BONDS. & mainly in 40s to f0s and 50s to| Newman—Harvesting progressing rapidly, | (1l Term 4s.....0'88 | "do 2ds . No. 2 oats 60@ble: No. 2 iwhite, 541K@541ac: |3 75, usual terms: Bakers' Extras, $3 40@3 50, | ket was quiet and unchaned. o R A und boxes. Holders quote 6lsc for Folrr,-x:‘:n;'r;er-nflsmfl:;d- iive Steia’ Aseavity | Denver A e ‘M“"[:'d;:""_“ | No. 3 white, B2%@b4c; No. 2 T3 Glg‘fici ;Il_‘; Oregon, §2 T5@3 25 per barrel for family and | CUREDs MEATS—Bacon, 114c per 1b for | 45 qr coup..10094i10 #s ar cp(new)13414135% Santa Claras in 25-pound boxes. | , {loverdale—Ripening olive _trees 2 Wheel & L 45 Lo ohclee malting bat ey O ) Yo; prime | 3383 50 for Bakers'; Washington Bakers', §3@ | heavy, 13%c for light medium, 14%c for lgnt, | 4s qr reg ...1004,100% 3s qr coup..108%107% iness for domestic account is reported | Sap Jose—Fruit crop doing excellently; will Wis Cent 4s timothy geed, $5 75; mess pork, per barrel, | % %‘l’iLLSTUFFS‘l’rICEx SRS 153g¢ for extra light and 17@1Sc for suga MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. s and S0 to 80s. In futures we hear | begin drying apricots first of next week. Con Tobaced 48 $18 60418 65; lard. ‘per 100 pourds, §11 1214: | | MILUSTUFES “Prlces in sacks are as fol- | cured; Eastern sugar-cured Hams, 15%@16c: | Ata A W Bor o . nothing offering wmder the 2lc four-size | Napa—Grapes promise a large crop. YORK MINING STOCKS. short ribs sides (loose). $10 75@10 86; dry salt- | RS ‘5000, 160 Ibs: Rye Flour, $5: Ree sreey’ | Callfornia Hams, 15c; Mess Beef, $10 per bbl: | Bay CPC 5s. — 100 °5 on Santa Claras. Large sizes on this basis | _Hanford — Vineyards doing well; aifalfa | . 20 | ed’shoulders (boxed). $8 75@0: short clear sides | FIOWE: 33 D5 100 1g; TaZ FHIShn, $3: Rye i | extra Mess, $1050g11; Family, $11 € C G&ESs 105%1081% — 800d; fruit drying in, progress. ; | (boxed). $11 25@11 §7ig; whisky, basis of high $1: Oaf Gi $5 25: % ime Mess Pork, $15@15 50; extra cle Tal-st Bs ....1i6 — |Pac G Im 4s — 99 e 22id to be somewhat difficult to obtain. A | S90; fruif drving in progress. - e (boxed), §11 3 Cream do, §4; Oat Groats, $5 25: Homi prime < 15 50; ar, e [ price of 2le, four-size basis, is reported on | weather favorable, wines, $1 30. er 4 25; Bugk“wljc-% lgour. $4 50@4 75; Cracked | Mess, flss_ W@:?v‘_v’ryu ;55 a?mfi dfl%c. Plg | (éd IM: PUs120% — [Pk & OR 68116 — Visslla fruit. The business in futures is be- | Santa Rosa—Crop conditions unchanged. S0 1 " Articles— Recelpts. Shipments. ;“:411‘!::‘33“25' Ly e "‘g;lss‘blm:;els“g;]gsgg)?efi Foeks ;.‘fr s b : B Bt N B T e e R e Jieved to be fairly large in the aggregate. Stockton—Pears will be below size; spraying | Con cal & va.... 1 23 Favage o2 | Flour, - barrels .6'“0‘3 sacks, $6 85@S 50: Pearl Barley, $550; Split | LAKD —Tierces quoted at S%c per Ib for | Gearv-st Bs.. — Sac EGR 5s.102%104 According 1o 8 telegram from the Coast toe | helped apricots this vear. | Deadwood Terra.. 1 00| ferra Nevada 25 | Wheat, bushels 131.000 | Peas. $5 50: Green Peas, $6 50 per 100 Ibs. = | compound and 12ic for pure: half-barrels, | H C&S 534102 — |SF & SIVSe122 — @ay_estimates on the business dome in future A ACATAR,, Beotton, Ditertors)l Hom Siiw 11 25 mall Hopes' : 50 | Corn, 'bushels Zeaeg = 3 e | pure, 12%c: 10-1b tins, 13%c; o-1b tins, 13% Do 97— |Slerra Cal 8s114 118% prunes for export and domestic account place Jron Silv S0/ Standard ........ 3 00 | Oats, bushels 107,000 | H d Feed $1b tins, 13%c, r ‘I L Ang R 55.118% — (8 P.of A 68 the total at 1000 carioads. The bulk of the | % | Leadville Con a3/ Rye.” bushels . seeenia | ay and Feedstuffs. COTTOLENE—One half-barrel, 10%c; thres | L A L Cofs.10014101 | (1908) .... — 113 sales are said to have been for export. The | BOSTON STOCKS AND BONDS. Barfey, bushels ... 005+ i SLL000 | S half-barrels, 10%c; one tlerce, ' 10%c: two| Do gtd 6s.101 asio) Ll — — e A | EASTERN MARKETS Mone: : ~om the Produce Fxchange to-day the Butter | Arrivals of Hay are mot large and the mar- | tierces, 103c; five tierces, 10%c per 1b. B rnioe 5 Goohse ator — is dull and about steady at 4 . | call loans . market was ste Creamerics, 18@21c: Dai- | ket is, steady, with some dealers reporting a E g e be1or 101%| sonmr Bigte — o e ot oty = | | Time loans. [rien, 1601034, EgEn. taslar; iom of. 1T%c. | better feeling. Feedstuffa: continue firm and | Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops. | upce s mizh o T - 3 88,c for fancy seeded in 1-pound carto: 1‘ | * “B;m;—‘ s ‘“;'elk 'r‘omrrmn ...1031 | Cheese, unchanged®at 10@10%;c. unchanged, > ’ e i 101 < o Imported raisins are ciosely cleaned up. In | r 3 ok s .....103 ning— i R ) __$18 5 ’, b i 3 £pricots there are signs of a better interest in | New York Stock Market. | Gas 1sts : sflg!Advpmun 2314 BRI ,iffis“’?;f ?3 Lot | HIDES AND SKINS—Culls and brands sell | N R of C 6s.100% — A 12215 futures, with offerings ranging from 6c on | | Mexican Cent 4s. 81% | Allouez .. . 21; ey 20 per fore it about 1ijc under quotations. Heavy saited | Do B8 .o 185 — 0% = e e 5o e o e e ta | N E Gas & Coke 624 | Amalgamated £33 Foreion Futures. o real ot the Darley. ,$20G21 per | Sicers, 11c; medium, 10c; light, 9c; Cow Hides, | N Bs..1124113% 5 e pound boxes. Coast offerings are more liberal NEW YOKK, July 10.—To-day’s stock mar- Mn'nylmm & |Bingham .. 31-2 oreign I . ‘,L(I-:! (’Jél‘;‘!w% “‘nc‘;‘nnut‘c:&l' 2)%@;'_: 33?.; e To Hensr'inna’ 86 (o Hants Mlus o g gan 5;’101% g Spot_are steady and in jobbing request only. | ket was highly speculative throughout and |Atchison .. ..... & [Cal & Hecla 5704580 | e s et Cake, $20Q2L;. Carad ¥ Figraihs < ) . e Peaches are attracting only a mild interest for | cpoculative influences affected the grain market | Atchison pfd . 981 |Centennial .. 7 | Meal, $31@: racked Corn, $31 50@32 50; | Salted Kip, 9¢; Salted Veal, 914c; Salted Calf, | 0ak Gas 5s.113 113% both spet and futures. In dates the market is | | Boston & Albany 260 |Copper Range . ' ™ | Mixed Feed, $16G17: Cottonseed Meal, $26 50. | 10c; Dry Hides. 15G16%c; Culls, 14@15c; Dry | Oak Trn 6s.121%122% steads. Figs are strong and in light siock. Lay- | 25 Well and even the monmey and exchange Boston & Maine..200 |Dominion Coal i LIVERPOOL. HSHAY“—P;;“ e L fv"Dn:_:Q::‘h;;;’. g.‘-vp;m"@}éfélaf"rysyfl'e‘;;kl‘x??“-c S SN, T T o ;‘A"l‘lE‘R Ersare said 1o be clocely cleaned up. | smckete, In the atock macket tiece wis Iacke | Soston Elevated:{160 | mrmiiale | Wheat— .\ Dec. | 10.P 00507 o7 Boga B0: Volumear i’ ool | Spands., 15Gi6e; She 35g30c each; mediura, T e s Californis almonds. futies, are not | buving of New York Central, which was the | N XN H'& aL.0I2%8 | fale” Rovalé 2 | Opening 843 | 36°5058; Aitaita, $I0011. "OId 1s duoted us Tar: | Soves Torg ook SLEL 16 maehe e Hides, | Contra Costa T4% 73 almonds i shell sre quiet, with Tarragonas | [S20€r of the market by the same brokers. | Timion Faciic .. 1055 |Omen | Closing ... 6 4% | fow: | salt, s for large and §2 50 for medium, §1 50g | Marin Co ... 89— Sprng ¥ heid at 1ic. Sheliad almonds are strong. with | PO Were heavy sellers of Western grain- | Mexican Centrai. 283, | Quiney. .. B B, fine Wheat, ‘l'.('{: fair oo chotoe do, | 2 tor small, and 30c for Colts; Horse Hid~s, - PGA:KAN;D C. acking prices on Valencias a liitle firmer af | carrving stocks. The conviction was gemeral | Miscellaneous.. i 2 211 80; Wheat and Oat. $0@11 50; Oat. | dry. $175 for large, $150 for medium. 31G | Cent L & P, - e Siclly sbelled are mainly controlled by ono | to-day that this was a maneuver to facilitate | American Sugar..120 Opening Bicr 205008 BTSN $oas per o VOl | L35 for small and 30c for Colts. Buck Skine— | Equt & & col (37 3% holder and quoted at from 23lac to 24c. les | taki fits W est. tock: the part R Y Closin, AW — $0@50c < ” ~ J e, el e S0 E at 23isc gre not free. Filberts are in fair re- | o're DIOTLe 17 WSO SO0 O e PATL| Am Tel & 'Tei.!!105 15 Sonres STRAW=L0060c per bale. dry Central American, 32ic. Goal Skits—| 0 G L & H. @ &% quest at Rige. Brazil nuts show no fmportant T 3 | Dom Iron & .. 54 Opening .. . L3I 2T Prime Angoras, 5c; large and smooth, 30c; | Pac G Imp.. — feature at the moment at this time with the conduct of the corner In | General Electric.312 Claing: - L3110 27750 Beans and Sceds. | medium, 35c. INSURANCE. “Begarding the ¥French walnut outlook pri- [ July corn at Chicago. This operation looks | Mass FElectric 42 i TALLOW-—No. 1 rendered. 514@6c per Ib: | pium's Fnd.278 280 Mass Electric vate mil a4tices from the other side repo . = = | Winona e i = No. 2 416@c: grease, 215@3i4e. BANK i e oo Tae e e et & G g g o BN of the clear. | ¥ B Gas & Coke. 37 IWolverina New York Metal Market. Beans are still quoted quiet and featureless, [ WOOL. Spring, Humboldt and - Mendoeino, PAPEDS,. r:n g ol s '"; outlook in g’“"““ ‘;"“""' 15| ing weather |’n the crop reg‘;om to-day, the | LONDON CLOSING STOCK: - exseyl e pitexere St be serlug atue }W:%: "R'Z{';E'"'n""; 1:@1&-‘;3&‘1?._ "'S"“K" finm:lg-cu .80% 00 LP&A..168 — B Tevcatie B =t t vie i 5 3 ¥, the LONDON CLOSING STG i 4 2 X 5@14¢; Middle County free. 5e; do, de- . Tooke mow that the siae i i eend M | continued heavy shipments of currency to Chi- | Cons formoney 95 15-16(N ¥ Central | NEW YORK. July 10i=Tooal melal mer. |mors tofle. & han s fogive 130 Southern, 12 months, 9@10c; | Bank of Cal. 44935 — |Mer Ex diq). 27 — mmall fruit. Weather conditions have been | cago, the rising rate for money here and the | Cons for ac 9634 Nor & West | kets agatn were steady to:frm in tone, but| E 50; avom 52 T@3: small White. $2 25 | 40" 2™ months, 9@lic: Foothill, 11@isc; Ne- | Cal Safe Dp.123 3 et growth of the nuts, and much will | selling of loan bills in the foreign exchange | Anaconda 51| & West auiet and featureless. On a quiet demand and | @2 50; large White, §2 25G2 45; Pea. $3 25@ | (o' 13515c: vaney Oregon, e, 19G16¢; o, SAVINGS arpe ater conditions whether the quality | market, which has averted gold exports, are | Atchison 851 10nt & West. in sympathy with the.advance in the English | 3 50; Pink, $2 05 5; Red. $2 50; Blackeye, | medium and coarse, 14@15c D8r Ib. GerS & L..2015 — |S F Sav U.525 — wiil e up 10 the average. The poor prospects | Takel: whic . are | atchizon 1104 * {Pennsylvania | market, tin locally improved 25 points with | 80: Limas’ §5 5093 i5; Red Kidneys, $3 205G |~ HOPS .1:30c per Ib for Eood to cholce. | Tamboldt . — — |Security Sav 330 400 have bad » material effect on the views of hold. | &1l attributed In some degree to the cxigencies | B & O...........110% |Reading .. ... 33% | MOS0 0000 | 3.0 perot) L3 Contracts for 1902 crop are quoted at 16@17c. | Mutual Sav. 80 — |Union Trst.1830 — ers of Jast seacon’s crop of ehelled varieties and | Of the corn corner. There were mo currency | Canadian Pac Reading Ist ped.. 43 | 500t tned 156, closed spot | 3 SEEDS—Trlests Mustard, §2 50G2 63: Yellow itk S oy e g Eiicee have been advanced in all quarters. | transters to Chicago through the Sub-Treasury Reading 2d pfd... 35% | The London market gained 10s, closed sp: Mustard, 83 2543 50; Flax, §2 25@2 50: Cana- 2 STREET RAILROADS. Biocks i Vs s = = % Eouthern Ry ..., 3778 | £127 108 and futures at £125 10s. Both here | ry, A13c for Eastern: Alfalta from Utan, 1050 San Francisco Meat Market. e e o S Sr'::y«f;"v'or The Biew | tution 'mbg'le-flg){g:;u“gfa i aaad that ;h‘?‘»u(:-rn Ry ptd. 98 ® | and abroad In:]- ;eel:lrxlg oy nr'm,k Loas | giley.mcl; %;"“""'“.'., 10@10%4¢; Rape, m@cx’fu; G&mnrnu £ e ires ’P!:-:;}n' . gilg erop, there geems nothing in sight to prevent h 58 C " took 111 uthern Pacific. 6615 Copper ruled dull locally. Lake ), 3¢ per Ib. J €arY .ooeee o further advance in values. On the epot thers | o ;.:fip:a“c;?g:"mfi;’-k apother milion 809 | Dan & Rio G pid. 9 |Union Pacific 1,.10813 | pointe on the Inside price. but was unchanged | DRIED BEAS.-Niles, $1 60G1 50 Green, | - Hoss continue firm, and the packers are now POWDER. 1 noted some buying of stocks of both shelled | New York discount rate there from 50 cents | Erie . .. © 85%|Union Pacific pfa 911 | on asked prices. All other grades remained | $1 40G1 75; Blackeye, $1 60@1 S0. operating under a different scale of welghts, | 0o . 8% — |Vigorie . . &nd varieties in the shell, & fair movement be: | 1o 55 ks mooanty Teeatry doom 5O cents | Yirie st pid. 1l 70 "[U'S Steel. | a% 18t quoted. *Standard spot to August closed —— | as will be seen below. There are no poor and SUGAR. S o et ey Jobbing £ocouDt &t full | reMef (rom the pressure upon New York The | Exle 3 pid. 1. 53| & Bteel pid: s ST Gtz 05, ‘and casting, $11 w5@i1 o5, | L otatocs, Onions and Vegetables. | cheap e el B e e % | Baa D AN 4 [ Weather Repori. " L he Stocks W hich rome Wi 2 e S0 ol | % | Lead remained steady at 414 with trade IEht. | market had an casier tome. lthough orices | Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers | Hutchinson . 12 _ 12%[Paaubau ... 1l% 12 (120th Meridian—Pacific Time.) | This month’s transfers of currency through the Money, 2%@2!3 per cent. £‘\}'lfl:o;:ld-showmx any change, spelter in the | for northern shipping and good stock sold read- | Cows. é-‘l’lfr:uu‘i-' _510196 o & Bacia™ 2 SAN FRANCISCO, July 10—5 p. m. | Sub-Treasury to Chicago have now reached | The rate of discount in the open market for |, v, " 00 o' Cos®arm’ but duli at 6%. Lon-|1ly. Poor stock continued to drag at low | VEAL—Large, 8@S%c: smail, 8G9c per Ib. Wine As.100 100% |Par Paint... 25 — - —— $1,000,000, compared with $200,000 for this time | short bills is 27-16a2% per cent and for 3 Pe# WEFIE, VWis (a0 To10% 0" 64 “The New | figures. MUTTON—Wethers, 7%4@Sl4c; Ewes, 7@8¢ | Oceanic S Co 15 20 | THE COAST RECORD, e yehe e (,‘,?.&;’“Lfi;‘:;';' g i months’. bills is 235@2% per cent. York iron market was stcady and unchanged. | Recliow Onfons were more plentiful and lower. e R B Marntig, Seiates. ———————————— | movemen 700,000, cor ¥ith §150,000. e ts wera nominal. No. 1 Northern foun- re unchanged. A Sprin . 9GY 3 ¥ ik B Reports from Chicago indicate that heavy de- London Markef. re e Moo 3 Northern foundry. $21G33; | Vemetables wer In free supply and prices | FORK-_Dressed Hoge: S1o@osc per 1b. BEES s o D - ZoaE 23 mands are making In that center fo currency No. 1 Southern foundry, §21 50@22 50; No. i | showed little variation. The only scarce ar- LIVESTOCK MARKET. 5 e s C 2 115 00 § 5 g2 oo Womemnl Eeuimenp bolate) | Southern foundry, soft. §21 50422 50. ticles on the list were Green Peas and Okra, | The following quotations are for good, sound [ 35 geeanic § 8 Co - D238y MR & f 1] £z That the stock market is well in control by | NEW YORK, July 10.—The Commercial Ad- | ~English markels twere steady, Glasgow 56s | and these continued to bring good prices. livebtock delivered at San Krancieco, less 30| 35 Omomes Sugar Co ... - R o il S0 - %] large speculative interests was demonstrated | yortiger's London financial cablegram says: | 5d and Middlesboro Sls 11ad. POTATOES—New Early Rose, 70@80c in | rer cent shrinkage for cattle: 5 Spring Valley Water, b 3 - 3875 o & Tnes and bs the revival of strensth in M | The market was idle pending the oettlement. = { facks: Burbanks, from the river, W0c@81 25 In | *"CATTLE Steers, 814@0c; Cows and Heiters. | 3 SPring Valley water. b 887 H pss Souri Pacific. The 6 points". spurt was in the | Kaffirs opened firm, but dropped all day. Trad- New York Cotton Market. ONIONE-New Rod, 40065 per ark: Yol- | o o g fe e e I iaht). $5000 Bay Counties Power Co B per ct.108 75 A S 5 nature of punishment to bear speculators, who | ers are still apprehensive of difficulties to- e low, 80c@$1 per ctl SHEEP. Wethets, 31@dc, Ewes, $i@s%e | 32000 Cal € G & E 3 per cent 106 i Artoria ur have sold this stock short freely of late. The.| morrow—pay day—but they are léss nervous | npw YORK, July 10.—The cotton market | VEGETABLES—Green Corn, 75¢@$1 25 per | per Ib (gross weight). R e Y < - Beker As | aggressive rally in Colorado ;ue! and the up- | than yesterday. The probabllities are that there | . onaq guiet, with prices unchanged to 10 ‘!:ck. ;ra'ti;s from Alameda, $1 50; from Berke- LAMBS—Suckling Lamt $2 50@2 75 per - SV 4 p:r cent bonds (2 T 621 Carson =4 T e e ool at the close | wiii be a rally if to-morrow is safely passed. | [C0N' pigrer and closed quiet and steads, oy, ogste; Asparasus e | fer, box | head, or 4@4}c per Ib live welght; yearlings, o 7o e k ,f‘:‘ O;r closing .;E:-mu- was steady, Consols were 14, down to 961. The bull ac- | with prices net 1 to 4 points higher. I l“du'd";g-v".u;-“amgflse '?x';c!én ‘13;"': cv:‘r -5<H1;‘1‘355{i“4“0“v 250 1bs and under, 6%e: | , 10 California Fruit Canners’ ........100 00 &4 The bond market was irregular. Total sales | cOUnt is still heavy and there is a fear of T Tomatoes, Z#@50c per box or crate; largs | under 140 Ibs, 6%c: Sows 20 per cent off. boars | $10,000 S V 4 per cent bonds (34 mert).101 75 6 (par value), $2,300,000. sales by Kaffirs speculators. American Eastern Livestock Market. Dboxes from the river, $1@1 25; Dried Peppers, | 50 per cent off and stags 40 per cent off from Afterncon Session. o0 o | United States bonds were unchanged on the | stocks carcely moved and merely reflected | Lfl‘fill;‘ DPI'L} 'e,!ill'nls. $1 per sack; Cucum- | the above quotations. 130 Bflll‘d—u.. Phoenix. . ... .2 I e LIST. RNt e i o e B ORIEAGO. @850, pex. large box: Gasile, 208%cs Ehne ber || AT g 5300 Contea. Coata, “Waier: Boade. - 108 10" Portland .. POl et sl street New York supported Chesapeake and | cpyciGo, July. 10.—CATTLE — Recdints, | pors, b@sc: Bell 508c; Enw Flant. 46 Geonn General Merchandise. $5000 Sacramento E G & Ry 5 per cent.102 50 r Boioicy — Ohio and United States Steel common. New | 14,000, including 1000 Texans. Westerns steady, | Okra, 2oc per 1b; Summer Squash, 20@35¢ $1000 S P of Arizona (1910) 112 50 Aot i 44 s el o i O ® M | closed weak. Good to prime steers, $790@ | for small boxes and 65@i5c for large. BAGS—Grain Bags are higher and firmiy| * L Baitimore & Ohio. . S s SOl o 1918 60; voor to medium, $4 50GT 60; stockers ST held at 6%@6%c: San Quentin, 5.55c; Wool PRODUCERS' OIL EXCHANGE. Balt & Ohio ptd heif Canadian Pacific . and feeders, §2 50@5; cows, $1 40@5 T The market borrowed £1,000,000. The bank Poultry and Game. Bags, 32@35c; Fleece Twine, T%@Sc. Morning Sesston. e returns show that the market has repaid | crs, $2 50@6 50; canners, $1 40@2 40; bulls, AT W At 4 o i Skt Ban Diego B St g e ‘f:{r{m.'%";.:;;{ g?:szm;‘gnmnces and :;;na:);q:.“m calves, $2 56@6 Texas fed Receipts of Californian Poultry were mod- | Wellington, $8; Seattle, $6 50; Bryant, $6 50; | 200 Home ...... 315 el e A un. Silver s strong; local buying is 'resumed, | ° HOGS—Recelpts to-day, 22,000; to-morrow, | €rate and good large stock met with prompt | Rosiyn, §7; Coos Bay, 35 50; Greta, §8; Wall- | 50 Monte Cr . Spoke Z00 | Chi & Alton pfd.... and India is also a buyer while supplies are | 10,000:¢left over, 7000, Cholce, steady to shade | sale at steady prices. Small and second-class | send, $8 50; Co-overative Wallsend, $8 200 Hom e Nea s 200 | Chi Ind & Louis.. ok higher; others weak. Mixed and butchers’, | stock continued dull. Ducks were neglected | Cumberland, $12 in bulk and $13 25 in sac . _— 50 isi Sw -00 | Chi Ind & Louls pfd The Indlan banks have reduced the bank | $7 50@8 05; good to choice heavy, $7 90@S 25; | and were queted lower. The third car of | pennsylvania Anthracite ESg, —; Welsh An. innemu S50 W 209 | Chi & Eastern 1. rate from 4 to 5 per cent. rough heavy, $7 25@7 75; light, §7@7 90; bullt | Western Poultry to arrive this week was placed | tnracite, §14; Cannel, $11 per ton; Coke, §15 Yema .78 10668 W 200 | Chi & Grt Western. Parls exchange is 25.15%; Berlin, 20.47. of sales, $1 60a8 10. on the market yesterday. fon ‘tn balk and $17 fn smcks: Ricky M x E g DO AT 5 L G W A pfd.. — SHEEP —Receints, 10,000. Sheep, strong to | Hare and Rabbits were unchanged. iR B e A s i 2 an WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL | Chi & G W B pfd.. N, York M Mark 10c higher; lambs, steady. Good to choice | POULTRY—Live Turkeys, 121@13c for Gop. | taln descriptions, §8 45 per 2000 Ibs and $8 50 | 300 Junction (s 10) 20 Chi & Northwestern cw Yori oney Market. wethers, $3 25@4; falr to choice mixed, $2 5O | blers and 1215G13c for Hens: Geese, per palr. | per ton, according to brand. There has been a slight fise In pressure along | C ¢ ¢ & S, roule. . @3 25; ‘Western sheep and yearlings, $2 0@ | $1 25; Goslings, $1 25; Ducks, $250@3 for old | = OIL—California Castor Oil, in cases, No. 1, MINING STOCKS. the Pacific Coast and a fall over the inter- | Cojo Southern .. NEW YORK, July 10.—Money on call, | 4; native lambs, $2 50@6 50. and $3@4 !m; é’s’-““fi; Rflens, $4@5 50 youns | 7oc; pure, $120; Linseed Ofl, in barrels, The following were the sales in the San mountain regior Ol Sou 188 pid. steady, at 3@+ per cent; last loan at 3 per SRR ETS Pt < % vy iroliers. 35 708 5o ! LY | bolled, 7dc: raw, Tlc; cases, Sc more; Lucol, | ranclecs Stock and Exchange Board yesmo Rain has fallen in Mexico and at El Paso. | Colo Sou 24 pfd... cent; prime mercantile paper, 413@5 per cent; Northern Business. and $2 26@2 50 for small; Pigeons, $1 70 por | 61¢ for boiled and 62c for raw, in barrels; Lard | day: There are some inlications of a moderate | Delaware & Hudson sterling exchange, sieady. at $4 STHO4 873 Gozen for old and $1 50 for Squabs, | = T %‘b«sflgn‘nn:mxm "5".‘;‘,,"“" L e b Morning Session. B wver the valley of “the orado by | Dela Lack & W.... for demand and at $4 87i4 for €0 days; posted , $570,376; -—Hare, $1@1 25 ;3 3 = DENgene n Cal & V.1 35| 200 Gould Thadsy night = Thundcrstorms are reported in | Denver & Rio G.... Tatee. 34 8603 0% and 34 8814 8U; "com- | SBATTLE, Iuly 10—Clearings, $5T876; | GAME-Hare, £10125 per dosen; Rabbits, | Yeatatoot, n barrels, i0c: casss, ‘i3c; Sperm, | 290 Con Cal & V.1 35| 200 Gould & Cur. o the Owens River Valley, Warm weather con- | D & 1 G pid, mercfal bills, $4 840, @4 S5%; bar stlver, 53%c; | balances, $160,576. - | pure, 65c; Whale Oil, natural white, 40@50c per A i BT Terety tipues in the interior. Erle . Mexican _dollars, ~ 42 1-8c. ' Bonds—Govern- | TACOMA. July 10.—Clearings, $180,651; bal- gallon; Fish OIl, barrels, 4215c; cases, 47%c; e, (2% T Forecast made at San Franclsco for thirty | Erie 1t pid ment, steady; State, Inactive; railroad, ir- | ances, $25,558. Butter, Cheese and Eggs. Cocoanut Oll; In barrels, G313¢ for Ceyion and | 600 Best & Belch. 22 2100 Overman 26 hours, omm\({ midnight, July 11, 1902: Erie 24 pfd X regular. PORTLAND, July 10.—Clearings, $148,978; 5835c for Australian. 300 cfl.fmh - Potost 2 wonortvers, Cailtornla. raie” Pritay: continued | Great Nortics pid. balances, $03,871. The market Is still of & mMsummer charac | 135yides Pearl O in casce. Soe: Abtrel, Sust | 500 Con Cab & V.1 35 1000 SteretNeus T & e interior; cool N v e ' s s - 1 13 B H R 2 . % the coast with fog in the morping: ght soutn. | Hock g val'eYs Condition of the Treasury. el POKANE, July 10.—Clearlngs, $417.304; | (or. Neither buyers nor sellers evince any dis. | Stas. 20c; Exira Star, 23c; Elaine, 2o Hocen, | 200 Confidence ... 53 100 Sitver BN . 2 ey winds in the Sacramento Valley: light | Diinois Central :$120, position to change quotations. Stocks of Eges | Zc: deodorlsed atove Gasoline, n bulk, 1dc: | 200 Gould & Cur. &3 500 Sitver Hu: 1 northerly winds in the San Joaquin Valley; Central WASHINGTON, July 10.—To-day’'s state- are visibly smaller than of late, and If, the | in cases. 22lic; Benzine, in I W mion Com. brisk westerly winds on the cost. Central p ment of the Treasury balances in the general Northern Wheat Market. gradual reduction Keeps on the market may | S25¢% 21 SG-degree Gasoline, in bulk, 20c; in | 200 Ophir 2 500 Union Conm... 19 Southern California—Cloudy Friday; westerly winds Nevade —Cloudy Friday, with thunderstormg terly winds. vieinity—Fair in the mountains; brisk w San Francisco and K C Southern X C Southern pfd. Lake E & Western. LE & W ptd..... Louisville & Nash. fund, exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold reserve in the division of redemptlon, shows: Avall- able cash balance, $201,639,392; gold, $104,- 570,C11. OREGON. PORTLAND, July 10.—Wheat, nominal; Walla Walla, 66c; blue stem, 68c. The total show some improvement in a few days. As it is the feeling in fine ranch is already steadier. Butter remains the same, fine creamories being firm and the medium and lower grades weak, cases, 26lac. L TURPENTINE—64c per gallon in cases and 5S¢ in drums and iron barrels. s RED AND WHITE LEAD—Red Lead. 6@ €lac per Ib; White Lead, 6@64c;, according tc The following were the sales in the Pacific Stock Exchange yesterday: Morning Session. 200 Best & Belch. 23 P with fog in the morning and at night; : of wheat from this port for the week | Cheese has not varied for a long time. quantity. llar ...... 08 B BEEly. winds 5 ke | # | ek 110,890 Dughels, Recelpts were 36,000 pounds and 230 cubes | SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refining Com- 900 Con Ga1 & V1 § - ALEXANDER G. MeADIE, AMexican Central | "7 WASHINGTON. i e e e R R T in 10015 | 400 Hale & Norc. 37 2 ____Yorecast Official, | Mexican Nationai.. New York Grain and Produce TACOMA, July 10.—Wheat, blue stem, | 27,050 pounds of California Cheese, — pounded Powdered, 4.36c: Candy Granulated, | oo Mevicen .. 49 s FRUIT AND WHEAT BULLETIN, Missons Pasifie — I 6634c; club, Gbe, of Ordgan Chcese-and —— pounda of Fastern 4:doci pry Granuiated Fine, 4360 Dry Gragu: R, i i 3 : 7 3 cese. ated’ Coarse, 4.25c: Frult Granulated, 4.25c; Sne S the 24 hours ending § p. m., 120th meni- fi“;““{",}‘y,&* e ce # # London Wool Sales. BUTTER—Creamery, 20@2lc per pound for | Beet Granulated (100-1b bags only), none:| 200 Best & Belch. 22 » n tirie, San Francisco, July 10, 1902, . . NEW YORK, July 10— 2 fancy, 19@19%c for firsts and 183c for seconds; | Confectioners’ A, 4.25c; Magnolia 3.8Gc; | 200 Caledonia ....1 00; 125 N J Centra! . July 10.—FLOUR—Receipts, dairy, 18@19%c; store Butter, 16@18c per | Extra C, 3.75c: Golden C, 3.65c; “D,' 3.55c: | 200 Challenge ... 18, = =z I3 g < N Y (Anl;l B 17,285 barrel: . 11,916 barrels. Market LONDON, July 10.—The offerings at the | pound. barrels, 10c more; half-barrels, 25¢ more; 300 Challenge - 20| 200 Sierra Nev. 24 3 43 £ ;:":_;0‘1“;‘; w"‘g;"- Rye flour dull. Fair to good, $325@ | wool auction sales to-day numbered 15,484 | CHEESE—New, 9@10c; old, nominal; Young | boxes, 50c more; 50-Ib bags, 10c more for ali | 100 Confidence ... 0| 100 Silver Hill. 35 € 8 5 v choice to fancy, $355@3 70. bales, including a good selection of scoured | America, 10@10%¢; Eastern, i3@15c per pound. | kinds. Dominos—Half-barreis, 4.75c: boxes, 52 300 Gould & Cur. 05. 100 Silver Hul... 3¢ § 5° &5 Z| Pennsyivania -.... WHEAT—Receipts, 15,000 bushels; exports, | terinos, which sold quickly. New South EGGsd—Rldnc&,*l;llfigllsc for fancy: 16%4@17c | per 1b. No order taken for less than 5 bar- o A iss g 1 %4 Reading .. . 25,000 bushels. Epof, easy: No. 2 red, 80%o | Wales Clothing and combing were In active | for good and 15%@lde for fair; stofd, 14g16c | rels or ite equiyalent ¢ S g, 38 (R | Remaig i slevator; No. 2 red. 'SI4@82c f.-0. b. afloat; | [oUUest and, reailzed extreme rates. Cross- | per dozen; = a7 stiil selling freely, but medium reds and plaks THURSDAY, July 104 p. m G Read No. 1 Northern Duluth, 82%c f. 0. b. afloat; | Yeiodoamn t s z . are less active. ‘There is an active demand Bid. Ask. 2 1 e 8 3 thdrawals were frequent to-day and about T -Ask. Bid. Ask. S L&SE 1m phd Noo ) Jasl Betone oo . th anie 3000 bales, chiefly New Zenland, were bought Deciduous and Citrus Fruits. for Puset Sownd sockeves, and tne. pack s - o 3 0 StL &S F 2d ptd mfnd:::on; i n:mma.r all day. Tor | in. Fine grades were ufirg} Pt AL Lo B S D e S S the | further improvement, and the pack up to July 1 &« = St Louis Sw. a e g t) ‘orenoon they showed stead- kness. imated at 123,000 cases, nearly th o ok iness on an adverse winter wheat crop news, | Natal showed firmness. local demand light, but the market was re. :Tm:l et Gt 1901 wp o the scms dats. Ae % 3 fi o St Paul pid . but eventually n:; way under realizing and 3 _ % lieved considerably by the heavy buying for Vices '8 London state that there fs a good 02 03 138 1 g 2 8t Paul it ... uncertainty ae fo the crop report figures, clos. oreign Markets. shipment on the Sound steamer, which sailed | demand for all descriptions of Salmon, and 0 1 05/ %' 9 14 s\mm:: e 1;# ;/,esq:cl::‘t bo:'%'% fi“lrlsyi »%odc/‘oc?%c' closeq in the morning with several thousand pack- | prices show an upward tendency. ~ Frazer 20 21 21 22 Gz 00 South Ry pfd «o.. Doteabers 10075 9-100. closed 1% s Wi | LONDON. July 10 —Consols, 96 5-16; silver, | 3888 | 0/ oo oy PR RS S el e e L B B F 8 .- 0 B SUhS e EncHc ;o HOPS—Firm. 24 9-164; cargoes on passage, sellers at ad- | yhere was some poor stock recelvEl that had o | T CANNED TOMATOES Spot arsds are firm- 351 40 P 56 00 Clear i TOIE?DLS“‘ 1‘4”& ‘,".{" HIDES—Steady. vance, 114d: cargoes No. i standard Califor- | be sold low flgures. There were a few | 1y held, but futures are weak at about 70c, — o 23 24 @8 00 Clear .... Dilps: Paciae Wi HLF::]“‘P- nia, 30s; cargoes Walla Walla, 29s 714d; Eng- | chests of Raspberries sold below the quo- | with a large pack expected. Z el .2 56 00 ® 2 {mnien Facine oaa”" PETRO! [—Quiet, o lish_country markets, quiet and steady. tations, but most of the offerings sold promptly TEA—Advices from Japan state that tue sec- [T — . o A R gl o e pra.. _COFFEE—Spot Rio," quiet; No. 7 invoice, | LIVERPOOL, July 10.—Wheat, firm; within the quoted range. ond crop of Tea, as well as the first, will show W sl 57 .00 Clear s Wabash l;id - Bi%ke: lI\IId11 quiet: Cordova, S@1li;c. Futures | standard California, €s 7d; wheat in Pa Peaches were lower under excessive supplies, [ 3 heavy shortage. Opening prices are reported e B | 19 20 58 .00 Clear - | Wheelt &L E closed unchanged to 5 points higher and the | weak; flour in Paris, weak; French country | and offerings in baskets went begging on the | about 6 cents higher. Local jobbers' prices are 05 08 e 72 .00 Clear SE Lilw & LB 2a pa.. fone steady. Clearances were heavy, 63,000 | markets, dull; weather in England, unsettled. | wharf. The top quotation on boxes is for some | advancing. § 36 38 = % o prd.. bags. Total sales were 35,500 bags. includinz | COTTON—Unlands. 5d. hard skipping stock. There are a few boxes | PIG TIN—Is weak at 30@31c per Ib. - P