The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 31, 1903, Page 11

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. and Bonds dull. ocks comtinue to decline. Wheat. ports Gecoming stocked with Northwestcrn ats and Corn as before quoted. , Bran weak and Middlings firm. Beans and Seeds. iy, Cheese weak and Eggs higher. ns quiet here and higher at Chicago. *p and Hogs unchanged. , Omions and Vegetables abundant and quiet. ltry and Game clean up at previous prices. itrus and Deciduous Fruits as before gmoted. ot s . 5 e e st e i cathcr—Repofl. e s 0 Meri@ian. Paéiic Time.) | Lake Erie & West 1.000 SAN FRANCISOO, March 305 p. m. { Lake Erie & W pfd Loutsv & Nashv owing are the seasonal rainfalls to ered 5300 > 10000 2 Manhattan L ... Amdpeang ] Paper pfd Power .. rate depth overlies the will probably pass castward ever nearly all of the Pacific southérly winds are off shore | reported > in the Sacramento Valley and the ut little change in tempers- 247 ornia. 3 =t Eae st SEr Francises $or the ity - E s been Repoblic Steel pfd Tenn Coal & Iron.. Un Bag & Pap Un B & P Co ptd. U € Leather... unsettled tn the| brisk to nity—Cloudy, unset- with showers; brisk G. McADI! Total sales......000,600 shares UNITED RAILROADE OF SAN FRANCISCO. NEW YORK, March 30.—U EASTERN MARKETS. York Stock Market. . regi coupon . gen 4s.. Central of Ga Js. Do 1st inc..... 76 Ches & Ohlo #igr. Chi & Alton 3ls. o & Quew 4s. LT SL & W 4s ught into tmme hout warrant and threw over stocks ggain all The decline in the first & except In a few stock. N W con 7s.131%|Union Pacific 4= 1 & P 4s...106 Do conv 4s C &StL g 4% 100% Wabash 1lsts Term 4s. 82% Do 24s South 4s. & Do deb B som G 4s..... 983 West Shore 4s e jor lien 48 97 W & L E & - gen 4s. . 85 Wis Central 4= FtwWabDC 091, t Tobacco 4s Hock Valley o= & 1 | Pennsyivania 7% (Rock Island 8 | Manhat goid 03 | the position of The rupposition is that NEW YORK MINING STOCKS. has embarked on a . Adams Con scbern Pacific, attempting to_maintain the pool of Southern Pacific, bolders offering The advance in Mambatian w's which is the lowest on the ot. The Surry to § per cent money followed and combined te iate bresk to the jewest point of sury on Satur ars and the credit balance at the | use of that imstitution this morn- | $18 revived the i over condition of banking reserves The news the treasury warrants for $3,000.000 for | asrment of this appropriation to reileve dis- | wss in the Philippines would be M~ ia | New York would offset the treasury’s dividend and ipterest disbursements for | a usually large this year and the | Dom I & Steel... 25 {Trimity ... --Tnu“xw u-i- eiped to disturd the | General 187 United Seates . e, market to-day. Mass Ttah .. The bond market was irregular, but mot very | ve Total sales, par vaiue. $2.950,000 United ted States 3 (coupom) advanced %. the -«-:.mkauswmum: % ast calt | Com for money.90 3-16 Norfolk & West. 71 XEW YORK STOCK LIST. Con for account.90 3-16] Do prd ... 2y Sales. High Low. | Apaconda ... .. 3% Ontario & West.. 31 At IT400 S1% % Kichison % Pepnsylvania 01 =0z pfd 1200 Wi, % Do ptd - |Reading . » Balt & Ohio =0 wp 2% Bait & Ohio " F = 0 126% Ches & Ohlo . s .32 a l 5% S im0 oty Facibe; &1 - e e G 36% Unicn Pacific ... 921 : e Do ptd - i®_| Do pra lm 8 5 B | BRI i 17 1e Louts & l:& ga By 2y Mo Kan S0y X Y Central a = “Bar stiver, 22 1-164 3%e Eoi | § 2 oot e Dile e 2% “Tad 6 16 l:..—:--a-' bills is 3% New York Money =8 5 it @y e NEW YORK, March 30.—Money on 2 BRR Jowest 5 per cent, highest S, ruling Pt time mneY i SeSi: wE memthe | No. 2 red, T9%c 2 o b. aficat; No. 1 North- | jand lasted 2ll day, the market showed some | strength. [together with a big vistble supply e— | choice malting, l:c&;n.‘l; 1 faxseed $1 05; OATS—The situation remains without No. 1 Northwestern, ; prime timothy ~e ; - i sced, §3 35, mess pork. per bl 318 l0gis 12%: | [ White, S1 3G 22 Biack, Ny xS lard, per 100 ibe. $10 00810 25: short ribs | Poi, %L FOR0, 24,108 commen sides (loose) 39 73G9 90: dry salted shoulders | * CGRN_There ie nothing mew to report. (boxed), =38 7598 8735 short clear sides| Syestern ¢sacked), $1 21 4@l 324 for Yellow, | (bexed). $10 3733@10 3; whisky, basis of high | $1 25@1 27, for white and $1 251 30 for | wines, $1 30; clover, contract ghade. §1215. | mized: California, large Yellow, $1 40 down. ed Rallroads | THE SAN ERANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, St. Louis Wool Market. ST LOUIS, March 30.—WOOL—Weak. Medium grades and bt ; light and combing. 3 bt New York Cotton Market. Per cent; prime mercantile paper, 5%@6 per —_— $0L o Sleriing exchange, JSrmer, 'with actual| NEW YORK, March 30.—The cotton market re’ s e povrge SR demand | opened weak at a decline of 3 fo S points — “E‘E?.fi'im mraxg:hn. v-ll:ld and closed steady at a net decline of 4 to 15 | Elrl:, t!:‘:m, Bar silver, 49044c. Mexican dol- | PONtS . 3Shc. Governmen: bonds, stroag; rall- 2 road bonds, frrexutare * Foreign Markets. S — New York Grain and Produce. e 2 TR IR R N O | NEW YORK. March 30 —FLOUR—Receipts, 30.075 barrels; exports, 13.732 barrels. Mar- ket more active and firmer in tome. WHEAT—Receipts, 65,500 bushels; exports. 9000 bushels. Spot, firm. No, 2 red, 75%e: LONDON, March 30.—Consols, 90 3-16: sfl- ver, 22 11-16d; French rentes, 90f 5c. Wheat cargoes on pessage, buyers indifferent; English country markets, quiet; wheat and flour on passage to United Kingdom, 2.260,000; wheat &nd flour on passage te Continent, 1,410,000, LIVERPOOL, March 30.—Wheat quiet: No. 1 Standard Caiifornia. €s SiG6s Sizd; wheat in Paris, steady; flour in Paris. stead: country markets, quief; weather in showery. COTTON—Uplands, 5.364. Northern Business. | .SEATTLE, March 30.—Clearings, $565,352; 2y shoris. | palances, $146,147, E e ST | PORTLAND, March 80—Clearings, $700,707; : French England, em Duluth, 6% f. o, b. aficat; No. 1 hard Manitoba, %e L. o b afloat Options—After a strong dopression which developed later | A large .demand from M | were the features. The close was 3¢ met | higher. Masch, S811.16@81%. closed ~Slic, | baiances, $148.074. %‘{‘xé”;}é"‘n fioscd ,‘i‘fi T, Z;gcgf TACOMA, March 30.—Ciearings, 3283762 T e losed s ptember, T % > i SPOKANE. March 30.—Clearings, $365,208; e clmed;t »at $54,006. HIDES—Quiet. W Firmer. ' PSR sy Northern Wheat Market. X E—S; X fo. 7 invoice. —_— S S%e: mild quict. Putures net 5@10 | OREGON. i points Bigher. Total sales. 21,250 bags, includ- | PORTLAND, March 30.—WHEAT—Waila ing: March, 4.20c; Aprii, 4.15c; . 415G | Walla. - T6@78c; - bluestem, T1@78c; -valley, 420c; June, 430c; July, 4.85¢ to 4.40c; August, T812@77c. - 430; September; 4.55:; Ootober. 48c; De- | 4 _WASHINGTON. cember, 4854 —WHEA’ —Unchanged: SUGAR—Raw. steady: refined. steady. | T = 5 EVAPORATED APPLES—The market is 2 weak under a light demand and liberal offer- ings. Common are quoted at at Bc; cholce 54@6%c, and fancy at T@7%c. PRUNES—Spot prunes remained dull and easy. but unchanged from 3¢ Erades APRICOTS —Remain in fair demand and pon ©19%e for fancy. PEACHES—Are quiet and ’ yannpal LEar Wheat and Other Grains. | | waBar—mhe foreign markets continued on comparatively firm cables and pros- | without change. The worid's shipments for pects of a liberal Gecrease in the visible, St. | 1. week were as follows, In quarters: Rus- Euu leading an active bur?bg“:!flm;‘enl_f.l“ ter further impetus towa: er prices | was given by the Jarge export clearances, con- | 224.000; Indian. 15,000 firmation of early expectations of the visible | The American visible supply decreased 1,- decrease_and open. buying by an influential | 785000 busbels. Chicago adyanced Rouse. May touched 73%@73%c during the al- | Minneapolis reported a good cash terncon and closed firm, % @%c over Saturday | Stocks at St. at The ever known at this time of the year. The bulls had a shade the better of the argu- - CHICAGO, March 30. weather was reflected in the opening trades in wheat, May being %o to jg@%c lower at T2%e to T2 @ The quickly stiffened, how- ment in corn. Trade was quiet. May ciosed | cash grain remaining the same. @ %c up at 43%ec. | tities of wheat are said to be flowing into Ore- Complaints of wet weather in Towa and Ili- | oy and Washington from Minneapolis nois and the wheat strength influenced the 0ats | sther Northwestern points for Austraiian ship- market in a sharp advance. At the top there | mens “the raiiroads having given the North- some liquidation, but not sufficient t0| y.stern shippers a rate which enables them to light check. May closed | gyocesstully compets -% the (l_“oa.n shippers in tne ocean business. s market is also re- T fet. May pork closed 5¢ | cojving wheat from Western points, and the Iacdl sud rfls wene vmchuaged- | situation is mot Dearly as strong as a few | monthe ago. High. Low. Closs | CASH WHEAT. ~ | No. 1 313581 37%: Northern Crub, §1 359 3% % 3% | 1 42%; Milling, §1 5501 60 per cti. @R e ey | FUTURES. ®o% 6% ‘"'l Session 9 to 11:30 & m. ey e 4 SiRs. - e o .2,'2 ‘21: By o it o $133 $133 $133 4" 4315 43 |December ..0115% 118% 118% | 2 p. m. Sesston. 34 2% 3 Open. . High _Low. _Close. 31 301, 31 IMay ........ $1 32y $1323% $13 1% % = % 3 December 119 119 1184 1185 ess RS | BARLEY—Cash grain continues steady, My o g? 18124 | while futures are weak. The weather | B 7 125 3 inst es. September . R e | e s 8 95 » 80 e A 2% o8 | Session 9 to 11:30 & m. H 870 n. High. Low. Close. IR e $LOSY, 108y $1 (85 S (8 tion e as follows: Flo e R el uotations wer : : 3 auict, No 3 spring wheat. 85G75c: No. A Open. - High. Low. - Close. SLOSh, $1 sy $1 08 31 08y Sy 8% 844 T23c; No. 2 corn. 42Lic; No. 2 yellow No. 2 cats, 521,@33c; No_ 3 white, 33§ sy 2 rye, 82¢; good feeding berley, 42e; s cles— Receipts. Ship _ | according to dryness: small round do. 31 55§ “l:ur;‘ o !;;opo‘; 6000 | 180: Whi Egyptian, §1 40@1 45 for Wheat, bu 20,000 oo WEIS asd }o‘cfisl 2% for Brown. i e BUCKWHEAT—Nominal at $1 75@2 10 per Rye, bu e % Barley, bu Flour and Millstuffs. On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter | market was firm. 3 : dairies. eggs, steady, 13G13%c; cheese, quiet, 1= Wheat Fiour, Green Peas, 35 ree 100 ioe Hay and Freedstuffs. Receipts of Hay about balance the demand and the market shows no change. Bran eccz- ('HICAGO.. CHICAGO, Marck 30.—CATTLE—Receipts, | 25,000. Steady Goo‘“w thfl‘;: steers, 358 5 50; poor to medium, $3 S0@4 75: stockers and eede: 75@4 15; cows, $1 50@4 50; heifers. ::m?'sfi;%m'. 50@2 75; bulls, $2 { 435, _HOGS—Rereipts: _To-day, 34,000; to-morrow, 2300, Market 5@lte lower. Mixed and tchers’. $7 157 30: good . cholce heavy, 35@7 55: rough heavy, $7G7 30; Fzat, §6 %0 e o eiver 15,000, Steady to atrong. : 50@6 50; fair to 50: Western sheep. $5 507 65; Western lam g SHEEP—Receipts. to_chotee choice mixed, $% i 50 bs, ciosed strong. and Market 5@10c A . Light light mixed, $7 7 30; medium and heavy, $7 207 of sales. $T 2087 35. 40; bulk nighr o Colorado ewes, © 46 15: lemba: active, steady to strong; top Cclorado lambs, Visible Grain Supply. NEW YORK. March 30.—The visible suppiy lower 056 k| s 1. - New Vork Metal Market. . soft 58, Wi u—azn(—u-nqn;pm -l 193.000; Danubtan, 121,000; Argentina, | about 1c. Louis were reported about the This market was rather lower as to futures, | and | sacks, $8 50 Peas, Dboxes, MARCH 31, 1903. Pumry-n-it‘-vukndy. Two cars | g sge. per Ih. No orders ©f Western were on sale and cleaned up Well | jeug ihan 75 Barrels or its equivalent, ot and . Californian um::-rh-r-l-l A eceipts of uce. nmATA_Ecnl.mh.—-m prices showed no change. MARCH 30, 1968, consigrirent Duggis Geese, per_pair, —:er-lm‘ ""i‘r‘ 'nu»" 40 sets of harness at Ducks, 3500 per, dozen for old and ‘:3; T340, . TUESDAY, Marel 31, 1800 $4 50@5 for large_and 33 30@4 50 for smal: 100 Lime, bbis. P e 'w E2 w e S0 x-fio at 11 ¥ GASE Hare 15081 per dozen: Cottontau 50 Laiher, s Rabbits. $1 50; Brush Rabbits $1: Cray. g"'?“" SoTs0, Bagiten Suipe, $5; Robing, Te. s Butter, Cheese and Eggs. THOROUGHLY BROKEN i n&—;flnl Butter opened the week without change. The market eontinues to absord.the daily recelpts ! 5 100 n 3 e Ed 1 67 o » 180 200 W 3 W0 = ! 36, 200 & i 1z s b 117 208 b 115 80 do L L CLOSING GUOTATION®. . MONDAY. March 30—4 p = b o ® 3 i © B BaEma G S 03 07 Ophir .. 55 1 o Deciduous and Citrus Fruits. |STOCK AND BOND EXCMANGE. :.3""""‘ L3 sy MONDAY, March 3012 m. 36 1 & Seg Beicher. 18 18 Stocks of Navel Oranges, 'Nhle-lmrlll UNITED STATES 03 Of Slerra Nev. = B than at the close of last week, were still am- | Bia. Ask. © orSiver HULLL @ 8 pie and trade was fairly active, despite the 48 qr coup..110 111% gs qr (new). = .;..u-tm L 4 rainy weather. Prices of the general run of | #% ar reg....109%1114 35 qr coup..108 i3 O4Cmion Con.... 24 94 offerings had the same range as previously. | MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. 30 31 Utah .. Bz but more saies of the desirable sizes of fancy | Ala A W Se. 8 - fak W €S — 80 &3 Yellow Jackt. 40 stock were reported st a siight premium 'gcéntln;or sond rv:..c-x:xa . — e - P —‘mu:‘eggum b — — Pk & CH 6108 164 — Pk & OR Gall§ — | SI% Pwist R Gl | H 114 mnlu.zm § % 014 SF & SIVIei24y — H being ‘HR 108 Sierra Cal Sall2 — is causing Bananas 1o ripen fast and some LA E(odse — 107 S Rof A S | stock that is commiencing %o rot is being =old | L Ang R 5s. — 131 .| 11908) .... — — | below the quotations. {LALCoke — — | a8MQ) ....11% — ' ' Trading in Apples was light and was con-| Do g 6 — — o et e | fined chiefly to faney stock cold storage. De Se108 107 I (1906)8r A 104%107% | | Now that Rhubarb is cheap there is very lttle | L A P le Se. — 107%| (1008)Sr B.107 1074 | | inquiry” for erings. Mkt-3t C 6s128% — | (190%) . 1104, | - H urx_fi—us‘l for common, $5c@$1 25 for | Do lcm Se 1174 1912) 1151 . »gm i $§1 5081 75 for - INRof C o — 8 Pof 2 | TR mmrs‘—mmx.ul Qranges. | KRC of © sa 1% @ |Salvation Army Leader | en); <hoice, 81 2501 50 -tndnd."%l =-lk I St M — | 3 | Secatings. ~$51g1 25; Tungerines. 0F | % € P C e — = 38 Receives Royal Wel- | mrr RS T A e EASS i = chotee and for faney: Grape Fruit. | Gak T Co fs. — . =" come Home. $1 502 50; Mexican Limes, $150@3; Bananas, | Do s .... — 1 wm - 53 : pnrmlulch for New Urleans n’n: Do con 35108 106% | 7 wailan; Pieapples, $3g4 ;M e ;| 1ONDON, March 30.—London accorded | A e . 84% 841, | General Willlam Booth, commander in ]Dmd Fruits, Nuts and- Raisins. i chief of the Salvation Army, a great wei- 2. Ei = | come home at Albert Hall to-night. The FRUITS—Apricots, 513@Se for Rovals and | ':.4_ | immense auditorium was packed from the §%@13¢ for Moorparks mmnudl)fl";o'a 8 — | floor to the roof. There was not a vacant | @6c; sun-dried. i Puldieg. SNl | . 34% — | seat in the building, which has a capacity B e | TES. | of 9600 persons, and in spite of ralw hun- | B e e e R | | B S s T i -~ PRI 1902 2@2%c for the four | T e # | Newnes, Lady Pender, Lady Murray. seven metropolitan Mayors and Mayor esses, Right Hon. H. H. Asquith and a number of other members of the House of nizes. RAISINS 1902 crop are quotsd as follows: Z-ergwn locee Muscatels. 50-Ib boxes. S¥e per g e O i o et | — " — | Commeons, while two boxes were Hoouapeona, Site: 2-crown London Layers, 20 flled with members of the Stock Ex- b boxes, §1 40 per box, $1 50; 4| 'S Loan. — 106 | change. Embassador Choate and other Denesas, ’l)-lt‘t:l wmen. 250 :::-nflum i o 40 | Suests of prominence, who were unable 20-1b boxes, $3; xlo.;fi-m. 3 - ‘nion. 2130 — | to attend, sent messages of regret. 1-1b_Carton :_choice, = | Four hundred uniformed musicians. ET RATLRO. | drawn from the Salvation Army bands in > — [Presidio .... 4% 4 | ]ondon, were massed around the massive . HF | organ at the end of the hail. General Booth's appearance on the platform was the signal for a remarkable demonstra- | tion. The audience rose as one man, flut- | tering bandkerchiefs and programmes | and cheertng for several minutes, while | the bands and the organ added a bar- | monious note to this thunderous weicome. veteran, was quiet at previous prices. 15 12% | lor Seatuse of Bie siing e~ e i A & 537 | tollowed in the review of the various de- TSy, I NS SSRGS e & 25 | partments of the Salvation Army. These light, 151@16c for extra light, 18%@17c for | 10835 | hed in and crossed the stage, salut- sugar cured and 1T%@1Sc for extra sugar $3000 111 30 'wc n L cured; Eastern sugar-cured Hams, 13%¢; Cali- | ing the general as they passed, each de- |formia’ Mams 14Giagc: Mess Heet "$i1 306 | %78 t bearing a distinctive banmer R e s e | 14 5 | and wearing costumes sccording to vari- Sioar 320, desm, 318: Dry Satsd Pork, 13 1415 | ous branches of work in which the mem- | Pig Pork, $28; Pigs’ Feet, $5; Smoked Beef, | | bers were engaged. P I ot cactad ok S%e v W o G |5 G dew el Suieied S0 comipound and 12c for pure; half barrels, pure, 27 oo | torial and printing s 3 tics, 3 tins, 3 38 73 | elgn converts, Hindoos, Zulus, Soudanese, [ u“;:'n ,::“' o 3@ | Japanese. Chinese, ail in their sative cos- baif 'barreis, 10c: one tierce, 9%4&; tWo tierces, A L5 G Ty e nd CORBn. T Ve | 9%c; § tierces, 9%e per Ib. BFPG & B... 075 | men | - 28 Tresttnt Cart ¢ i and after their rescue; sol- | N e $6000 Pacific Electric Ry 5s . 111 30 | slums, before er g | Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops. ‘mm ¢ | diers, sallors, representatives of the vari- HIDES AND SKINS—Culls and brands sell about 1l4c under quotations. Heavy Salted | Steers, 10c; medium, 8¢; light, S¥e; cow | ides, $lc for heavy ard 8kic for light } $1000 Oakland $1000 S V 4s (24 mtge), . — interrupted by applause. CALIFORNIA STOCK AND OIL EXCHANGE. | “Fellow werkers,” he sald in part, “I : g ¥ | can report well of the army, both in the United States and in Canada. The Sal- | vation Army Eas made great and real § America and the reference he made to the | kindliness of his reception by President | Roosevelt and the distinction shown him | as the representative of the Salvation | Army by the United States | VEAL—] 84§90 small 9§10c b, MUTTON—Wethers, 11@i14¢: m’n-om B R seing. 14c: yeariings, 1391350 pir PORK—Dressed Hogs, 10@lic per . | Livestock, delivered in San Francisco, less 30 cent shrinkage for Cattle: e Cows and Heders, A thin Cows. General Merchandise. Gs—Grain Bags. 5%@éc for ..::.-,;n-e—-fi-.' 5.35c; Wool Bags, 329 35c: Fleece Twine, T14@Sc. $8 per ton: % Morning Session. 400 Al | 500 8 s 500 S T caen, 5o - oL, boiled 200 Ghita Nut, soges per : pure 3600 o in_tarrels, T5¢: O, 200 E‘&L- 00 : s 100 00 do 100 Occidental The s Stock E