The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 6, 1903, Page 8

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. 11 all-street stocks irregular, but generally weaker. wucd dullness in local securities. No farther change in Exchange and Silver. I"ery light stocks of Wheat left in the Statc. Brisk demand for Barley at rising prices. Oats firm and Corn and Rye steady. Hay and Feedstuffs about as before. arge supplies of Lima Beans down south. Butter and Eggs rather weak and Cheese steady. Dried Fruits firm, here and in the fa‘rl. Provisions tame at unchanged prices. JLarger arrivals of Hogs expected from now on. A Potatoes in larger supply and lower. I cgetables in good demand for shipment. oultry weak, owing to the hot weather. H'arm. weather stimulates the demand for Fruits. Onions plentiful. . . THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1903 rears, there bein that stocks of Wheat are very much llilller than in average.. oy Phsc iy and Rye is also below the average, While that of Beans is STOCKS OF GRAIN. 4 tock % grain on hand in the State June 1. The Grain Exchange has issued its regular semi-annual report of the s upn:tmly Se b The ey Tho dupely of Buviey jost of the Beans consist of Limas, of which there are said It will be seen ITED RAILROADS OF EW YORK, June 5—United Railroads of 3500; steady to strong: good to prime steers, X otions — t $4 90@5 30; poor to medium, $4@4 SO; stockers n Francisco bond transactions—10,000 a hoh-gonsoe i o madhmi e g sy : NEW YORK BONDE. ers, 455005 canmers’, ‘31 0g2: blle. 2 306 n for last year. ***Not included in totals because containing other items than clearings. : g: calves, §2 50@6 75; Texas fed steers, §i@ HOGS—Receipts _to-day, 4000; to-morrow. U 8 refnd 2s, reg.105%|Marhattan Do ref 2s, coup.106 ~ |Mex Central 4s. Do &s, reg Do ixt hoe .- 2 15,000; lett over. 5000: 10@i5¢ lower; mixed and Do 35, coup [Minn & SCL 4 * ————# | buichers' 35 0565 55: aa0d to. cholee heavy i e e T S A £ 9204 {07 roug heavy. $5 6553 U5: lighi. new 4s, coup 2nds . - H D $0@5 90. g o e e l\.(,Lnl‘;fin 5 New York Grain and Produce. | | ¥g ;lg—flhe‘:leklp?:. 5000 anee steady; lambs J Ce Do old 4s, coup.111 lower, goed to cholce wethers, 50@5 35 s R . Hanford—All crops doing nicely; fruit R Do be, reg.. u.mg|~ orth Pacific t0 culie, Tateed, 88 . Wtent ahee Lumber Exports in May. | s s, i it ex| o G S Uil boge o n T | & $5 50g5 30; native lambs, $4 5087, Western e hentura—Apricots ripening slowly, but fn | ASRISOR KeD 40100, | N evivania .... 9% | NEW YORK, June 5.—FLOUR—Recelpts, | lambs, $4 50@7 The exports of iumber from San Francisco by | general :r»o.}‘ e A e TR | e e S n e e poliiy ing the month of Mey were as follows: - G. MCADIE, Section Director. Do “aiga *. 1% 1 Tasky rocic mand "1 80 | S0 O coer. | Northern Business. * r‘.?:osc:&‘r'.‘z'na-' :fi“ & L% M 196% | WHEAT—Receipts, 45,075 bushels; exports, | bis | Central of Ga 58,1041 [St L SW ists.... 94% | 37020 bushels. Spot, easy; No. 2 red, 84c sr:AE;Lfi. June 5.—Clearings, $567,689; bal- - Colombia | 10 § e L Centrat Do 1st inc ..... 74 | Do 2nds . elevator and §5%e f. o, b, afieat; No, 1 hard . $74.717. e e bsommses 5 EASTERN MARKETS. CF&I... 285 S A& AT s Manitoba, 90¢ £, o. b. aficat; No. 1 Northern | FPORTLAND, _June 5.—Clearings, §520,1%8; Tan s T — 2 | e & w5 P R Duluth, 90c f. o. b. afloat. It was a feverlsh | “pACOMA. June 5.—Clearings, $307.480; bal- Tehiti .. - | Mic.& Ajton Bisx. 36 e market in’ wheat all day, being weak and | ances” $36,454, Sasmenn Sebamis.- . A E g strong by turns. After a firm start om crop New York Stock Market. M&St P gen 45.1108% T St L & SPOKANE, June 5.—Clearings, $353,368; bal- Guam ... - W eon 7513118 |Union P: news it broke under heayy outside selling, big | ances, $43,448. Huwaian isiands. . -3 R ot i A 9% | Argentina shipments and forelgn offerings, but 7T Manila ..... ¢ | NEW YORK, June 5.—The bears had a field | ° C C&St L S 977 U 8 Steel bs 6% | jater turned strong on fresh buying Panning Island Gay on the Stock Exchange to-day and :he "th‘Lg‘firm 5. ‘? Bfl‘;‘é\'“fl’“ d"“’ % “,_-'. b{'" g Pty "“}ux‘,’"fi}li.d";fflc«"s".m‘.i'fi Northern Wheat Market. Y € ; So1 . 88 Do 2nds »% | closed unchanged. B Totals . - Ty s AR S Sch B g te. - Be] Do @b B .. T3 | ber, 78 1-16a78 li-16c. closed T8%c; December, o - Duan : x at they foupd themselves some- | grie prior len 4s. 901§ West Shore 4s .1 SH@T9%e, closed Toc. PORTLAND, June 5.— WHEAT—Walla Wal- Great Britaifi....ecesssesses what over-extended toward the close and had Do gen 45 ..... 84% Wheel & L E 4s g: WOOL—Firm, 1a, 73c; blue stem, 76@7Tc; valley, 75c. & something of a scramble to get back stocks to | F W & D C lsts.107 | Wiscon Cent 4s L HOPS—Steady X X ¢ ASHINGTON. £ Grand Totals & " | cover their & Hock Val 4!3s...107% |Con Tob 48 0% | HIDES—Steady WASHINGTON. In May the total exports, including | & T shorts. The turbuient and excited | HOCE Val %8/ 1005 COFFEE—Spot Rio, quiet. Futures closed | TACOMA, June 5.—WHEAT—Unchanged; Gunsmge ¢ including the shipments 1o | et gave rise to many ygmors of all de- . 2 ower. Sales, 3750 bags, | blue stem, T8¢; club, nds, were 3,424,664 fee! | ®rees of credibiy the Y. These al pointed to dis- NEW YORK MINING STOCKS. dull_n® 5@10 point: including: June, 3.70c; July, 3.756@3.80c; Sep . - x C [Littie Chiet . : X 5 h ved &t In that month 1,89 eet | aster during the early part of the day, while | Adams Con 0 - tember, 3.95c; October, 4.00@4.05¢; L s A oot %o England, exclueive of dunnage. The | the prevailing sentiment quickly shifted 1n a | AL o e 4.30c. :: refined, steady. v gm'x;'?'~“?‘mtfif§':.:‘m1ufifee( | manner- very choice of the market to exceed- | Brunswick Con 4 Phoenix SUGAR—Raw. steady; refined, steady. g e | 181y roseate views when prices turned up- | Comstock Tunnei (% [potost . Dnlsgpl;glgrl‘l::h i pgs LONAL MARKETS. 7 | ward in the firal hour. This final rally made | Con Cal & Va...1 45 | Savage ..... EVAPORATED APPLES—The : e Lumb. rade. i chonst : Siiver .....1 00 |Sierra Nevada . . hanged. mmon are gtos g The Lumber T cear that prosessioal raiding cactics played Hom Bliver .....1 00 |Slerra Neva e e e prime. Ble; choiem, Woi| ¥ ot e S — wm- | ER !mportant part in the day’s declines. But | jeadville Con 2 Standard % , : oy TR e i g et X L SO wesNy BOSTON STOCKS AND BONDS. B UNES The larger sizes of spot pruncs Exchange and Bullion. e ol y Tom the success ey St = - ; very good deman There i of th e § . Money— Mining are held firmly and in ere have been few If any changes in the | of :undn::\mxf‘ nlnddnnl long stock. That | Money— 3G372| Adventure 5% | while the smaller descriptions are Sterling Exchange, siaty days.. — $4 86% ditions of the Pacific Coast |0 ol St aeing Theday (| L ey . AR Alleue - 5% | though prices range from 3@7c for all grades. | GOUIOE Txchanse, Sy dave.. — ¥ rty-one daye and the pres- | /00T GUCht) vn;){ l:;;‘nr ":'n“: o By [ Amalgamated ... 53% |~ APRICOTS—Are firm under a fair reqne!";; Exchange, cable: - 4 89% * not point toward any AUriSE | bank statemen s af. the | '\ enlean 44 995 Daly West 455 | with some holders, however, reported to be RECTINE Ex(hanee, cabies, - 0215 but | th action ot i ithie xemmon MOr § oL Cent 4a 5 " [Bingham -0 28 EUUL TETR okt concessions from quoted prices. | NEW otk Mxenange, slght . — o6 ‘ Prices remain strong but | thie contraction of credits n the decline iy | MeX Cent dx. lumet & Hecia 490 | ETaRting et e 7% @8 % e and fancy at | Nwen CLk Cicnange, | s 527% L no evident intention of fa reserve for the week. The calling of | , Rallros ... T0%|Centennial Casy [ geice ® n doliars, nomi - e Y - tinyes firm and the su qans according to theze views was on account Atcinson pid 93% |Copper Range. \ PEACHES—Are quiet and perhaps a little A i . e | e s TPt Suaisis 870u8 With | omton 4 Albar Dominion Coal. ecarioa\in tone on better crop @ccounts. Choice Whcat nd Otba: Crins ? ‘orders. orelgn and domestic | the Purpose of for own prices and thus | goston & . i 7% oy 10%e¢. / e o Sxtive Sl (hore S5 emy Pen- | SEMINE e Gepmianty te e S e N ae T s, are held at 7@7l%c and fancy at S@10% eat an er Gra ing that en increase will be ntage. ‘The stocks in which this financial | fyeehbn e Mobawk .... ; s * ‘l' next two months Redwood | BToup is the dominant power have been among :';:laq'\ux;"x:rlbflx:‘i . \Vldlubum!nian. - WHEAT—Chicago opened 3¢ higher, . but ver the country and abroad | those most ssverely handled in the late col- Miscellaneous Osceola. - . 4 o fell back 1lc. Advices from Spring Wheat * they can do o | Japse and the goasip of the board room credit. | American Sagar. . Parrot L. 201 Chicago Grain Market. sections were more cheerful, St. Louls was of orders ed the leaders of this group with an additional 7 Sugar prd... Quincy ... 98 ey wirong dait1ite Righes ou Hosd Rews a white pine are both | PUrpose 1o extend their power into other fields. Tel & Tel. Santa Fe Copper. 1'a 5 y . st TOtrad Were- Atsaay” kbs th & heavy, aver- | An influential volce in the affairs of the Penn- | Dom Iron & Tamarack ok * In the local market futurs 2 cx are strong, with a |syivania Railroad is alleged to be the aim of | iieneral Elec Irimountain E s {n wheat was | cash grain was firm, with prices about the Box matters are | (he campalgn and to explain the recent per- | Mass Electric..... Irinity . Bk CHICAGO, June 5.—Trading in “ | same all around. The semi-annual statement n this city Lsistent attacks on Pennsylvania stock for the | Mass Elec pfd. .. 8415/United States.... 39°4 | decidedly active during the early part of the | Sy iy o hand in the State June 1 will f trade. Pine Mpurpose of accumulation.” A story that heavy | U'nited Fruit.... 103 ~|Utah 2. | session to-day and shorts covered freely, while | PC UIC SUOEK OF Ba . Sor build- | boldings of the Amaigamated Copper had been [ 17 & Steel ‘,‘)}:z‘wf;;’;': . | clearing-houses also had considerable buying CASH WHEAT. re making | over from a conspicuous Bogts rato 8 : E < o other west const | ai & level below the murker way hevy OV ptor se Com.. 88 " (Wolverine T [orders, Reports that the crop e e in | Chllfornia Club, 1 37k@140; California woods. Prices ghow no change | additional reason for the change to the buying LONDON CLOSING STOCKS. been largely overestimated began to come White Australian, §1 50@1 521y; Northern are soing rapidiy at well sus- | side of the market by the capitalists referred | Cons for money.91 wais Y Centeat_128s, | later in the day and local raders began to el | Club #1'36@1 $1%: Northern lue Stem, berwise no changes are to | to. =Amalgamated Copper, after cHpping an- | toms for mecount. 91%|Norfolk & West.. 894, | uneasy over the situation, e R 15 3 n Vi 4. | other point from its low record this morning, naco! .. 4% [Nor & West pfd.. 91 an immense amount of long wheat & s FUTURES. - did become aggressively strong in the afier | Atehison .| . ... 73%|Ontario & West.. 25% | on the market, ~The demand was not aé urgent Session 9 to 11:30 a. m. 1¥ eather Report rivania attermany oover last night. Penn- | Atchison pid...... 98l [Pennsyivania .... 63l | ae at the start, and 1 CoRsequenCy LG Lok Open. _ High. _Low. _Close. 4 4 - sylvania aiterward lowered its record by a| Balt & Ohlo... 89 |Rands 14 | clined, helped m"m”mf’l off to 0%c. Some | December ...§1 321, $1 3215 $1 329 $1 3234 e | small fraction, but developed support that be- | “anadian Pacific..124% Reading .. . 2 i S L e apily 4 Bt. Louis ogused a 2 p. m. session. #th Meridian—Pacific Time.) v‘Y:‘;rdr:s.l:-l»r Hh"-’ld\‘ -Ilth.gly:nbawry active ‘:u & Oalo.', 132 z:ug::; ;:x‘ p"}fad“ 41 :,'y‘tf.‘:"gn':»'-nu the Plose was steady, with July Soen High. 1.4% Cibe. e S A : arouns night's level. e bad effect upon | “hgo Gr Western. 20% [Reay e : 676 @76c. cember ...$1 32 1 32! 1821 $1 32% Gk 2 SONURRIID. S A B B Zentiment of the recent large selling in thin | "hEo M & St P T e 8 s NN AR a0 1n corn througtiont | ombar o 3L 3 T e e e = e e iy .:;r:‘k.ru;:n stll perce I.:;n)ma o-day. Fears for Den & Rio Gr.... ‘l‘,: outhern Facif % | the entire session, with commizsion ?-n\"::;b:;\- brisk at higher prices, and both old and new —— —_—— crof o A playes ba also In the iy * Sail e D, g a la t of the bus 8. v Y Vi . ! , however, E 7 | Sotten et cora: oo e armon the | D & R G D10, B hlon Facine 5id. 91 | seamed. divposea (o buy. - With July upto | No8, AALeS,In ares jous. Futures H Z |cotton and corn grangers. The Southwestern | Erie E F 5 el 3 93c th timent in the pit chan and > . £ | cotton carriers were especially affected . and Brig fa ptd SIU 8 el sta s B4 | fiamidation on a large scale set in and caused | “C;‘f@'{ {’,’;‘R_"f:,; $1 10@1 1212 S avh T [t B the e touched & mew. Jow | 58 T B ivai. 108 [Wabash - ., a reaction in the DIICcs: @ eing Dhicen . were | Brewitg and Shipping. - grades. $1 1601 20 % iy £ | sulted in ‘the recovery of Nur;l-n‘lel-lm;ymr:r; Louis & Doy ‘"‘-‘2 it e I e Jelv unchanged after selling be- | Chevalier, $1 1561 56 tor rair to choice. L the vty S g, Mo, Kans & Tex. steady, : FUTURES. B laecive ZTI.-M"’CI\"H‘;?'n’.fi"“’»l.?'*é"“ Mftaction | Bar silver, steady, 24 5-164 per ounce ——ls A 8ol and undectded most of Session 9 to 1 ST | | higher. With @ loss to the Sub-Treasury by | Money, 21463 per cent. The Tate of discount | e Influences affecting the macket were -l g e S < the banke. principally on account of gold ex- | in the open market for sho Pt bout evenly divided and little change in price | . 90 90 915 893 ris of 87,140,000 and estimates of a et re. | C°nt: and for three months” bilis 33 per cent. | Shont ENEEL A0¥CCN Mn (e sesslon. Cover- FF o el in the day caused firmness 1,on Ihe interior movement of about only | , 5 | ik by shorts later in the day caused firmnesy Open. High. Low. Close. E Jhm e » considerable impairment of the | f Y Fand Ceptember Do o wan D BOEGC At Dostmber +.sov. i S7 B0k 897 9015 res. scanty surplus of the banks is indicated, un- . A c By > g Flagsias less the stock market liquidation made Bank Clearings. e M wiln i e o] SATe - Tomno syl previus picne. ndrpendence much more impression upon loans and deposits 5 1 e ught in the East 1 1215@1 20 for common and $1 221G Los Angeles than has been shown by recent bank state. 3 | bigber. -~ The unbroken TENl T Swere the | Lo, N 12eL Gray, $1 321@1 35, o ments. Wide declines in high grade invest. # Jand the firmness h (A CORR frarings wese . ol Qs St ekt ot ment stocks seldom traded m were a feature | adw YORK. June 5.—The Sollowng tanie. | D ey DUt Intec: With | s s Pocatello, ida D Ry S, SN e waite Moy R oises by Bradetoabt MuToe 406 etk heae Tk At 1 Dt there'was considerable | ' Western (sagkeq). 81 20G1 223 for Yellow, e e g X s e an b 2 2 Vhite an M $ortlana .. best rices touched on the rally ings at the principal cities for the week ended | liquidation by local longs anf, POICCe, RO | 812061 22 for Whive and 413 e = e onds jwere weak. Total sales, par value, | June 4, with the percentage of Increase and | JuI¥ closed % sc BT 8 Email round do. 31 4001 50; Whité, $1 2081 ek ey K decrease as compared with the corresponding | ", *\Nriihg futures ranged as follows: i $h 2001 42 tor e eaa g Sac ent es old 48 an advanced Y per | week last year: 4 =5 i . Close. | U gy ey | cent and the 3s 33 per cent on the last call i Per Ct. Articles— High. Low. Close : g :MJ":'"' ‘; NEW YORK STOCK LIST. A Amount. Inc. Yu?;h.:lld.. = 76% BUCKWHEAT—$1 752 per cental. ] - Stocks — Sales. High Low. Close : July, new I0% $an Diego ie lose. 149,422,160 uly, ne z o I ! Avchinon ... g 81300 % % 70t | ook’ ey Septamber, 53] Flour and Millstuffs. Baitimore & Ohic. D00 o% sl iass | sEhiladely Gt Walla Walla Balt & Ohio pfa... . et i b 4015 FLOUR—California Family Extras, $4 406 Winmemucea Canadian_Pacific 1215 121" 121y | *San Franc % 381 4 €5, usual terms; Bakers' Extras, $¢ 304 40, Yuma b Canada Soutbern 67" | *Baitimore /i 4 Oregon and Washington, $3 70@4 per bbl for T : i . Sl s 37 T Fu Prices s paves WEA N Y, v Cit. . - P 1L} Prices in packages are as TI e Chi'& Atton pa a5, | Clevelana ... s 3% ram)v\l‘;‘: Granam F'fl'"n“;zz‘;-"‘fal 100 1on: E % it ester; 19 *Minneapolis . R; our, ; Rye leal, Z ce lour, The pressure has fallen slowly over Califor- |C & G W A pi 785 | *New Oorians e AT P 50 50; Corn Meal, $3: extra’ cream do. 83 7 2>~ sz‘;:;'.“:f:» (n:r‘r;f:o:ll.” t.\llll:mrh.ncg C & GW B pra 334, | Detroft ... B0 17 2235 16 88 Oat Groats, $450; Hominy, $3 75@4; Buck- ot the 3 0V Yy of the | Chicago & N g 172 *Loutsviile . . September ..... 16 90 16 80 wheat Flour, $4 25@4 B0; Cracked Wheat, pec enerally fro ave. | Chi T and Tr pfd 00 24 * aukee . . 6,141, v T 85 $3 50 o] s, barrels, ; in sacl Thunder showers will aiso probably occur in |C C C & 5t Loui 200 =i brovidence ] Efiemier R 8G 35 Sa sw | S0 50 Grees Peas 35 po ieoy “Feas e Elerras Colo Bouther 2,000 it | *Buftalo .. 2 686, ; 100" 1bs— boxe ; Green Peas, $3 per = 10 20 degrees above the normal. High winas | Deia g St 1900 B% e : 3 Rt September ..... $07% 930 907% 920 Hay and Feedstuffs. are reported at Norch Head and at Bare PR ek Wi *St. Joseph . L H208080 Cash_quotations were as follsws: Flour, ’ Forecast made 2t San Francisco for thirt. ol 245 > e i 80c; No. 3, T4@ Oigee B X o ey ¥ | Denver & Rio Gr.. 400 29y, | Denver . 4.913.041 frm; No. 2 spring wheat, o0 . isiac. | While there is the regular special demand for Northern California—Fair Saturday, except | be2 & Rio Gr prd. = 600 8% | Konmone 315 000 B e R ratar 57, @30%e: M. | (ancy old Wheat Hay by buyers who will cheer- showers in the foothills and mountatos: con- | Erte jooiiwo-r 33,200 33% | Seattle ..... I~ geszni7 18! Fmite TG@aT1he; No. 2 rye, 50%@dic; good | fully pay $14 50 and even over to get it, the mcu—c‘):rnmz' ~.'T‘°v"r"'~'.: A}s_::;: %u.l;t:m:;'ld B | Erie 24 bra ¥ :;- hington . ;gz:;g . feeding barley, 42@4bc; fair to choice malting xener-lnflu' market is easy, _r:' it usualiy Somthr ifornia— 3 GE N avannah 225, 5 . No. 1 flaxseed, $1 1 when the new crop appears. ere is no dul whowers in the Interior: continued warm weath- | Gt Northern pid. Mermphis £121606 667 e At Tanriwan ness, however, and receivers report the de. " Sevada—Fair Beturday: warmer. Hocking Val ptd e o Gt s B 3 85: mess pork, per b, $17 23017 37 m-nhl?allfi enough to absorb the arrivals with- cinity— ;| INlinois Central . b P’ r 100 1bs, $8 75@8 80: sho out_difficulty. oIS s N R e 4 e gl . Portland, Or. . 2.925,005 Woose), $9 250 35: dry salted shoulders, | ° Feedstufts remain as before quoted. ing to fresh westerly wind - CPADE" | fowa Central pid v e (boxed). $8@8 1235: short clear sides (boxed) IDDLINGS §28a32 per tan. ALEXANDER G. McADIE. Southers ... e Rloil 3545 408 §0°631ia0 75; whisky, basix of bigh ‘wines, | MIDDLINGS $28g52 per ton. : Forecast” Ofical. | K C Sowtern b iarttori 2100 e e e PERDSTUFFS_Rolea Barley. §23 50924 T & g . ochester . 736, Articles— Recelpts.Shipments. | o, on " Oflcake Meal at the miil, Pruit and Wea'her Bulletin. \{:‘:“"\E‘l _Wh?fd- e Atlanta . 1,911,204 Flour, barrels . ... 11,800 2900 | BRLNE 50; Coeoanut Cak 1G22! Bt g Wity B e | 2 3 Des Moines 1,880,457 Wheat, bushels ._15,600 20,400 | Corn Meal, @28; Cracked Corn, 506 o e ny-four hours ending 5 p. m., | Manhattan L . B.900 1373 New Haven 1,858, 390 Corn, bushels 232,400 107,100 | 59 50; Mixed Feed, $22@23; Horse Beans, $30 120th meridian time, San Franeisco, June 5. | R Snent By o ’g% Nashville .- 2,085,356 Onts, bushels . +239,300 2281000 | per ton. g 4 I e ~—— | Mexican Ceatral .. 3, Spokane, Was 2,456, T y 41,900 1.300 "_Wheat, $12 50@13 50; Whea: Ex 7 = Z | Mexican National . 1,900 2274 Grand Hapids 1,736,308 Bheiy; bustivia aiE: Tat and. Dote Oat iy stas.Ost: R 2% | Minn & St Louis 100 771, Sloux City 1,465,661 On ine Produce Exchange to-day the butter | §300 11610 Stock, 31011, Alfarte §100 3% g5 28 2% 3 | Missour! Pacific .. 46,400 1039, Springfield, L 1,850,560 market was firm; creameries, 15@22c; dairy, | PAESY. BHQN %€ §E 5= 22 43 }m fi .r\;orr'r;l':x ¥ . ”%:g 15@18c; eggs, steady, 13%@14%c; cheese, NEW HAY—Wheat, $10@11; Wheat and NE. =3 5% gl 1 N 1y . x » . ady, Y Yac. B ver, B ETATIONE. I8 E ¢ g 2 Ao S pevien s L) steady,” 10%6@11%e. 08, G1L: Oat, $9G11; Clover, $11;" Altaita, g .3 S ras o 128w 1y Worcester . lpstam * % | "STRAW—40@50c per bale. £ 58 I i |Norfolk & W pra.. .. Portland, Me. D 1281959 2 . ] H : Ontario & Western 4700 Seranion Loz Foreign Futures. | Beans and Seeds. ~—* _ | Pennsyivania 60,300 opeka. . . 3 | —— o . | Read! X Syracuse . 1,238,352 i o ERE ) Evansville L Lozxon B % | As wiil be seen above stocks: of Beans in the NW Li | Reading 2a pfd 100 Wilmington, Del. .... 1,071,635 State are large, most of them being Lima .- N | Refiana® o Birmingham - L2216 AEVHREOOK. 2. [ The market continues steady and unchanged. fanford 76 o Rock island pfd... 1,000 Davenport . 928501 Wheat— July. Sept. | BEANS—Bayos, $3 60@3 75: Pea, $3 0 Hollister 192 86 2. . |8t L & San Fran.. 1, Fall River . 765,801 Opening . 8 2% | 5 50; Butters, $3 25; small White, g u Independence 88 61 N Li/SL&SF 1st pta Little Rock . 740,607 Closing 6 2% | large White ' $3 10@3 15; _Pink, 1 King City P g S 1. &S F 21 prd. Knoxviile . . gual& _ | Red, -$2 90@3 l.lma fl 7043 75; Red Kidney Livermore . 5 co oox | St Louts W, i e A A Wheat— June. fept.-Dec. B: Blackee, 0G3 26 per ctl; Horse ios Angeies o SW 8|S L8 W optd o . 700,000 Opening . 230 S EDL Peown Mustard, $3: Yellow Mus- - B2 ) % Springfield, 1. A 770,287 Cloaing 2215 | o, $3; Flax, 10;' Canary, 64ec for - e - =~ ‘heeling, W. Va..... 773,284 Flour— 32 60 50 15 | Esstern; Alfalfa, 14¢; Rape, ' 11,@214c; Portervitte o ww o0 [Remnen ek v Wichita .. : 687,992 Opening . 1 2 Timothy, 6c; Hemp, 3%4@3%c per 1b; Millet, Reg Biuff .. % B 30! mantners iy it 1 RN | Youngatown - . Lo Closing . oot 20 34@dc; Brom Com Seed. 314615 per ton. vy 5 | elena. .. . 722, > ED S—Green, c Riverside 5 N g |Teras & Patific .. 1200 2% | Lexington - . e iw New York Metal Market. ; B - ¥ STeLawph o 30 ] o s 50,008 Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables. Sop S0NS -ooo.i. 38 B9 ot g S i 813 | New Bedford . - 548,664 NEW YORK, June 5.—Tin turned very Fan Luls Obispo. 9 50 B 3 b T apppodhorpidl 8i% | Kalamazoo . , anes weak in London to-day, losing about £2 5s of new Potatoes from the river were Santa Maria 8 NW Lt | Wabaeh pid 8,600 Ui | Carton, 0. v 152600 3 its recent advamce, with spot closing al | heavier than usual and prices ranged lower. B 7 x Wk Lake Beia - 40 22 *| Jacksonvilie, Flu. .. MGTE market"aius Was 1ower, cloning at 28 g0 | Trade, however, was active at the revised quo- ok e 2 ST g tions i ci up easily. Wgtuon - 2 Wisconsin Centrai. 100 ne 314, 28 50, o o e e mnedl - ~— B 19 43 Stocks of old were very light and prices were % consts Copper declined £1 10s in London to £58 R DR Rba WEATHER AND CROP CONDITIONs. | “Wiconsln Ceu pld, | €00 iy prot] for spot and £1 to £57 for futures. Locaily | well mainiaiaeq, URIoen, Bpoq, os, previonsly Riverside—Thunder-storm. Adams ... 100 210 430,162 copper continues quiet and nominal at $14 75 ..a,' &m. ‘were In free supply. Colusa—Crop conditions unchanged. Americas 4 190 367,165 rue for lake and electrolytic and at §14 50@ Trading In vmu was active and prices gy g U e L 12 -4 231308 St but. re- | BT TR Gemana for shipimont et e ecreage; fair crop, 190 8 a ns were t north and Newman—No change in conditions. | 243,057 E cleaned up at higher Porterville—Apricots being gathered. 900 3 2o unchanged at £21 2s 6d In Lon- Palermo—Deciduous frults looking well; 000 e e B promises £00d crop. 300 460 iasgow and at &8s Cloverdale—Cherries nearly all jicked, 200 3 205, Locally iron continues very Livermore—Hay yield larger than last year. 0o 37 10,827, unsettled, with the demand quiet and prices Stocktop—Eariey arriving; poor quality for :,:z a1 5, .."a'.‘ San Jose—Green feed drying up. 4,900 46 % the market ., Summer Santa Rosa—Hay turning out better tham 700 || Bauash, Cucumbers and by, R «cxpectea; fruit conditions unchanwe:. 1,900 tinued o bring high prices. "Beans Sope—saying progreseiog; feht, Sice: gvoa e o 3 : New York Cotton Market. | ™o fing and, broseht 20028 por i e %o crope if same should continue, U1y, 5, NEW YORK. June 5.—The cotton market | from the river; old from the river. o be atill 150,000 sacks on hand. The statement in detall is as follow. SR . ‘Wheat. Barley. Oats. Beans. Corn. Rye. LOCATION. Bois- cti; e | Sacks. Cti Ctis. San Fran, houses and mills, Including grain and flour :ln:f: Tn harbor and in transit..... - ;e 40,620 fi% Bzm 08,865 ’f& Sonoma, Solano, Yolo, Colusa and Glenn countles . . 23500 77,860 X i ¥ ¥ Sacramento, Yuba, Sutter, Butte, Placer and Tehama « ' i il ¥ Tifep i BRI S i 305,980 | 167,800 1,000 %0 General Electric Contra Costa’ and Alame S y Hocking Coal 500 San Joaquin, Stanislaus, Merced, Fresno, Madera, Tulare,| S s T a08 ok i Tnicrnat Baper pra. g0 San ‘Mageo, Ban e Ban Benito, Santa Craz, Monterey | 5 e : . ernat Paper pfd. teo, Santa Clara, San \ Internat Pawer 1,400 and San Luls Obispo countles 5 8,033 66,560 | 111,340 5,320 Lacles . eean Vent . | a . 100 nardino, mv::::a: and San Diego counties, 7.305 116,600 27,540 ! 400 | 340 ional Lead .. = oo 2 > = North American Totals .| 145,004 | 1,010.400 | e01,820 | 100200 | 17,960 {EaraaciConnt COMPARATIVE STATEMENT. D | People's Gas ... Flour. Barley. Corn. Rye. ‘ Pressed Steal Car.. Bbls.” | Ctls. Ctls. Ctls. Press Car pfd. + ! - — Car.. 166,413 1 40 | Republic Steel .... 177,178 ! S00 | :tnuhllr Steel prd. :;(};fl i ;:; | Tenn Coai & iron. ~0.700 144108 | 12/4019580 | 40 | Union B & P Co.. 200 95,000 | 8,367,840 10 | UB & P Copta 100 e s P | U S Leather ..... 1,000 | U S Leather pra.. 2100 closed quiat, net 5@11 points lower; total sales . Oregon do, D0c@$1 12%; U § Rubber ... 150,000 bales. , River Reds, 30G35c per et U S Rubber prd b R0 AIONS—pomestic. Yellow, 30075 per el T 8§ Steel ... . ralian, per ctl; new Red. er U S Steel pid Eastern Livestock Market. sack. v e Western Unlon VEGETABLES-—Asparagus, $1 752 per box pa CHICAGO. ;t;r e'lolrl fancy, "Rmn hl ? for .\‘gl,kl and TMW k - X 5 i 0. ubarb, 50§ 3 Total sales ...500,000 CHICAGO, June 5. —CATTLE—Receipts. | Groen Peas, 75c@$1 per’ sack for common and $1 25 per sack for garden; String Beans, 3@7c ver 1b: Wax, 3@Sc: Tomatoes from Los Angeles, 25@35c per crate: Mexican, $2 50 per box; Summer Squash, $1@1 50 per box: Cab- bage, $1 per ctl; Carrots, 90c@$1 per sk: Cu- cumbers from Marysville, $5c@$1 per box: from Yuma, 75@85c per box; Garlle, new, 3@dc per Dried Peppers. 5c per Ib; Green Peppe @35c per Ib, Poultry and Game. The Poultry market had an easier tone. The public demand was light, owing to the hot Weather, and retailers were backward buyers. Recelpts, however, were not very heavy and the market cleaned up fairly well. Old Roosters Wwere quoted lower, but prices of other deserip- tions were well maintained. Hare were offer- ing freely and had to be disposed of quickly, owing to the hot weather. Rabbits were un- changed. POULTRY—Live per-pair, 4 50 per Turkeys. nominal; Geese, $1 30; Goslings, $1 50: Ducks, $3 506 dozen for old and $4 50@5 for young: Hens, 50: young Roosters, $8@10: old Roosters, $4 50@5; Fryers, $6@7: Brollers, $3 50@4 50 for large and $2 50g3 50 for small: Pigeons, $1 50@1 75 per dozen for old and $1 75 @2 for Squabs. GAME—Hare, $1@1 25 per doze: tall Rabbits, $1'75; Brush Rabbits, 31 Butter, Cheese and Eggs. As previously mentioned, the creameries of the San Joaquin Valley will meet to-day at Fresno to devise some system of making rell- able and uniform market quotations. The Butter market showed no particular change yesterday. Receipts continued large, as Wil be seen, but the regular local demand, With some storing and some packing on out- side orders, kept prices about where they were, though the majority .of the trade reported a weak and dull market. There was no change in Cheese. Eggs are ruling rather weak than otherwise. Lower prices are quoted for store and medium ranch on account of the hot weather in the in- terior, and even fine large ranch are none too firm. Receipts are ample and all dealers have all they care to handle. Receipts were 102,200 Ibs butter, 1625 cases Eggs and 47,700 Ibs Cheese. Cotton- 25. BUTTER—Creamery, 23@24c;: dairy, 21@ 223gc; store Butter, 17@20c; Eastern ladie- packed, 18@1dc. CHEESE— 11@11352; Young Amersca 2c; Eastern, 17417%c, Western, 16%4@17c per pound EGGS—Ranch, 21%@24c; store, 15@20c per dozen, Deciduous and Citrus Fruits. The warm weather stimulated the demand for fruit and as yesterday wi shipping day for Puget Sound ports, trading generally was act- ive. The shipping demand ran chiefly on well packed Cherries in small boxes and Apricots in crates. The best grades of both found ready #ale at the top quotations. Black Cherries in large open boxes arrived freely from the Santa Cruz Mountalns and Napa, and prices were shaded, although the demand continued steady. The canners were in the market for emall whita and made liberal purchases at 3@3'c per Ib. Small Royal Anne went to the canners at the minimum rate, while fine large offerings found ready sale at better rates. Royal Apricots sold off well at $1@1 25 per box or crate, but Prin- gles, which were in excessive supply, dragged at easier prices. Green Apples met with slow sale. The top quotation was for some R boxes from the river. Currants were offering freciy and prices had a furter decline, the de- mand being limited. A few boxes of early Alexander Peaches, ry small and green, came in from Vacaville and sold for shipment north at $1 26 per box. Figs from Yuma, Arizona, were easier at §1 25@1 50 per box. Sales of green Cherry Plums were reported at 40@50c per drawer. The first Nutmeg Melons of the season appeared from Yuma, Arizona. One crate containing 20 small melons came in and sold for $8. Choice Strawberries In firme but poor and soft stock had to be soid at 'y prices. Receipts of Malindas from W sonville continued to arrive In poor condition, showing the effects of the warm ‘weather. Only the Brandywine variety of the large ber- ries brought over $4 per chest. Raspperrie Loganberries and Gooseberries were steady at about the same prices. * The Citrus market was steady. weather stimulated the demrand for Lemons Limes and prices of both were higher. Stacks of Lemons were light, fancy grades particalarly Fancy Oranges «-re also very scarce and would have brought higher than the quoted prices were there any available. The cheaper grades were well cleaned up and a firm feeling prevailed. s;‘rg(‘\“n;iflifl;llfss—'hm‘ per chest for Lon worths & or the larger varietios; m;‘ !'gosrl ngc large; ies; crates ASPBERRIES —40@50c per drawer; o from Newcastle, T5c@$1 25. _— LOGANBERRIES—$4G7 per chest. GOOSEBERRIES — Common, 3 drawer and 3@4c per Ib in bulk; 6@Tc_ver Ib. CURRANTS—$2 50@5 per chest. APPLES—75c@$1 50 per box for old and 109 T3¢ for new ‘MBII. CHERRIES—Black, 60@%0c per box an 6c per Ib in bulk: white, 40@50c per bnxdnfs 3@4c per ib in bulk; Royal Anne, 0od cordition were 40c per English, box_and 5@7c per Ib in_ bulk . - APRICOTS _50c@$1 25 per box or crate. CITRUS FRUITS—Fancy Navel Oranges, $1 75@2 50 box; choice, $1 stand- 251 75 50c@$d 25: Seedlings. 75c@$1 25 $2 25G3; Lemons, $1@1 25 for s $1 50@2 for choice and $2 25@3 for fancy: Grape Fruit, 75c@$1 50: Mexican Limes, $4 30 @5; Bananas, $2@2 75 per bunch for Central American and 75c@$1 50 for Hawalian; Pineap- ples, $2@8 dozen. Dried Fruits, Nuts, Raisins, H oney The situation continues firm, both kere and in the East, but there is no particular demana and prices remain as before. FRUITS—Apricots, 6%@7%c for Royals and 1@9c for ordinary Moorparks: Evaporated Ap- ples. 4@8%c: sun-dried. 3Gic; Peaches 1% e, Pears, 4@4%c for quarters and 5@6ige for halves: Nectarines. for white; Plums, 4@ec for pitted and 1@1%c for unpitt 335@dc_for black and 4@dc for white, 'RUNES—1602 erop, 2@2%¢ for the four sizes, with 1, @lc premium for the large sizes, RAISINS—1902 crop are quoted as follows: 2-crown loose Muscatels. 50-1b boxes, Bie per 1b; 3-crown O%c: 4-crown, c; Seediess, loose Muscatels, Sc: Seedless Sultanas. be: Seedless Thompsons, G4c: 2-crown London Layers. 30- Ib boxes. $1 40.‘per box: 3-crown $150; 4. crown fancy clusters 20-1b boxes, $2: 2-crown Dehesas, 20-Ib boxes. $2 50; 6-crown Imperials. 20-1b boxes, §3; Seeded. f. o_b. 1-1b cartons, T%c: choice, Uit ;P 7c for Eastern; Brasil Nuts, 12@13c: Filberts, 1214c; Pecans. 11@13e: Cocoamits. 34 s B - Comb, 15815156 pos ety 3 bright, 11%¢ for iight amber and 10c for dark: water white Provisions. The market s reported tame, with plent, stock on hand. T CURED MFEATS—EBacon, Family Retail Market. Eggs are selling Se higher than they were. Butter and Cheese remain unchanged. Pouitry, Meats and Fish show no changes worthy of note. Summer fruits are slowly getting cheaper as the season advances, and the market s well suppiled with ali seasonal varieties Green Lima Beans and Green Corn are ad to the vegetable list. COAL., PER TON— Wellington ..$—@10 00 New :el;llu i 830/ Wellington $—810 0 oslyn -$—@ 9 00 Coos Bay 8 Richmond ..$§—@ 9 50| Greta .. 9 00 DAIRY PRODUCE, ETC. Butter, cholce, sq30@33)ommon _E: good . 35@45 Ranch Egss Cheese, Ca! . 15@20| Honey. comb, per Cheese, Eastern.20925| pound ........15820 Cheese, Swiss ...25@35' Do extracted... 5810 MEATS, PER POUND— Bacon 1 Pork Sausage..124@'3 Hams . 15@17 Smoked Beef....—@20 Lard 1 The San Francisco Butchers’ Protective As- soclation gives the following retail prices for meats Roast Beef......10818 Tenderloin Steak.15@18. Porterhse do.17's@22% Sirloin _Steak..12%@15 Round Steak Roast Lamb. per quarter .31 00@1 30 Roast Mutton Mutton Chops. Mutton Stew | Roast Veal . 8§10| Veal Cutlets = | Veal Stew .. . © 4910 Roast Pork . » Porkk Chops POULTRY AND GAME— Hens, each 80@75| Ducks, each Young Rooster: |Goese, each each .. 5@90/Goslings . $1 50 Old Roosters, ea.30@65| Pigeons, pair. 50 Fryers, each 75| Squabe, per 50 Broflers, each 23 Turkeys, per Ib. .23g20| Hare, 20823 FRUITS AND NUTS— Apricots, pr Ib.. S@10/Fresh Figs, pr 1b—@i3 Alligator Pears,d2—@ [(Gooseberries .... SGI0 Almouds ........15w20 Limes, dozen ... —@13 Apples ... ...... 4@ 8| Grape Fruit, doz.4097% Blackberries, bk.15@30 Lemons, dozen ..13§23 Cranberries, per Loganberries, per quart ... ....t—@25| drawer .. Cherries, pr 1h. 4G12% Qrenges, dos Currants, per 1b.50@7 'ineappl Pecans 20| Ratsins. per | S Brazil Raspberries, bskt10@15 Banana, 30|Strawberries, per Chestnuts 20| drawer . 50 . each.—@10| Tangerines, doz. .1 Dried Figs.per Ib—@10| Wainuts, per Ib.18820 VEGETABLES— Artichokes, doz..20640 Mushrooms, Ib...—@— Asparagus, Ib.... 5310/Onjons, per io g Beets, dozen ....1 Ohra. dried. b 8 Beans, white, Ib. Potatoes, new Ib. 20 3 Colored, per Ib. - Potatoes, pr Ib. 1§1%a Dried Lima. 1b.. 6@ S Parsnips.per doz.1sQ-u 10/ Rhubgrd, 15 501 10 Radishes.dz bchs13@20 Sweet Potatoes, 5@60! per Ib Cress. dz bunch. 13 “ucumbers, dz.. -‘,1 Garlic . —@10 Sage. d7 bunches. 24 reen Corn, dz.75c¢@$1 String Beans, 1b. 3@10 Green Peppers.ib.—g40 Summer Squash Dried Peppers .. 10e28 per Ib sa12%4 Egg Plant ......—@35 Sprouts, per a Green peas, Ib_. 3pinach, per b Lettuce, per doz.1 Thyme,dz bnch: Leeks, da bunchs. 1526 Turnips, per doa.1 Lima Beans, Ib.20@—|Tomatoes, 1b ... FISH— Harracouta . —@15 Sea Bass Carp . 10@1214 Smeits Catfish 1215 Soles Jodfish . Flounders . a2 Halibut 1 Herring —@— Turbot Mackerel —@2v! Trout, 5@— | Trout .. —@135 Brook wl3 Whitefish . Clams. galion * Do hardshell Bt “rawfish o Crabs, each ... .gxs Mussels, quart .. u {O7sters . 100. S e Do Ea: Rockeod . @15 saited C 10%c; dry Hides, 17c: dry Kip, Tae; dry Caif, lbc: Sheepsil hearlings, 25 30c eaeh: short wool, 40@65c each: medium, 19 @%c; long wool, $1@1 each; Horse Hides, salt, $3 for large and ) for medium, $2 for small and S0c for Coits; Horse Hides, dry, 1 75 for large and $1 50 for medium. $I@1 23 e Tomall and S0c for Colts. Buck Skins—Dry Mexican, 32ige; dry saited Mexican 2tc; dry 2 | American, 33c. Goatskins—Prime An- oy arge and smooth, 30c; medium, 1 rendered. 5@3%c per Ib; No. 2, 4% grease, igic. WOOL—Quotations for new spring clip are as follows: Humboldt and Mendocino. 17@1%¢c, 0. Foothill, free. 13@l6c: do, defective, 11@L Northern, 14@16c, according to condition: N vada. 12@idc: San Joaguin. free, 11@iic; defective, 9@ 11c per ib; Southern, H@llc: Vai- fine, 17@1Sc; do. medium. 164 HOPS—18@20c per ib. San Francisco Meat Market. The local packers are looking for still lowee prices for Hogs, as grain fed stock arrivals will increase from now on, and the number of Hogs is increasing In this State, as well as in the West. There is no further change yet, however. DRESSED MEATS. Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are as_follow: BEEF—613@7%¢ for Steers and 5%@T7c per b_for Cows. VEAL—Large, 7@8%c: small, 9§9%¢c per Ib. MUTTON—Wethers, 8g0%e: Ewin, 300 yov P°LAMB—Spring, 10g11e per Ib. PORK—Dressed Hogs, $14@9%c per Ib LIVESTOCK MARKET. The following quotations are for good, sound Livestcck, delivered in San Francisco, less 50 per._cent shrinkage for Cattle. CATTLE—Steers. $G9c: Cows and Helfers, 768c: thin Cow;.u.mac per Ib. i CALVES—4@5i4c per Ib (gross weight). SHEEP—Wethers, 4@4lac; Ewes, 4c per Id (gross weight). LAM Spring, $2 50@2 75 per head. HOGS—Live Hogs. 140 to 250 Ibs, 8e: 140 1bs, 51@5%ec; Sows, 20 per cent off; Bos 50 per cent off, and Stags, 40 per cent of from above quotations. Gmnm;tdiu. BAGS—Grain Bags lower at 5%¢: San Quen- fln.cgélflc; Wool Bags, 32@33¢; Fleece Twine, Tha@Se. COAL—Wellington. $8 per ton: new Weilin; ton, $8; Seattle, $6 50; Bryaat, $6 50: Rosiy Coos Bay, $§5 50: Greta, $7; Wallsend, Richmond, $7 50; Cumberiand. $13 in bulk and $14 25 in sacks: Weish Anthracits Egg, § Weish Lump, $11 50; Cannel, $8 50 r ton; Coke, $11 50@i3 per ton in bulk and 15 n ‘sacks: Rocky Mountain descriptions, $8 45 per 2000 Ibs and $S 50 per ton, accord- ing to brand. Q1L -Lingeed, AW in cases. No. 1, Te: S0c for boiled and 48c Lard Oil, extra winter strained, barrels, 90c: cases, 95c: China Nut. 3714@62¢ per zalion: pure Neatsfoot, in harrel 5c: cases. SUc; sperm. pure, T0c; Whale natural white, 50@30c per gallon: Fish Ofl. barrels, 43c: cases, S0c: Cocoauut Ofl. in bar reis, 58¢ for Ceylon and G5c for Australian COAL OIL—Water White Coal Oil in bulk, 14c; Pearl Oil in cases, 20%ec: Astral, 20%c: Star, 2035¢c! Extra Star, 24%c: Elaine. 28%c: : deodorized Stove Gasoline, in 7c: in ‘cases, 2344c: Benzine. in bulk. S-degree Gasoline, in bulk, 2lc; in cases. 27lsc. TURPENTINE—75¢ per gallon In cases and €9c in drums and fron barrels. RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead, 6@ 63 per Ib; White Lead, 6@6%c. according quantity. SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refining Com- pany quotes as follows, per Ib, in 100-1b bags: Cubes, A Crushed and Fine Crushed, 3.05c: Powdered, 5.50c: Candy Granulated, 5.50c; Dry Granulated, fine, 5.40c; Dry Granulated, coarse, 5.40c; Fruit Granulated. 5.40c; Beet Granulated (100-ib_bags only), 5.30c: Confectioners’ A. 5.40c; Magnolla A, 5e; Extra C, 4.90c: Gol C, 4.80c; “D,"” 4.70c; barrels, 10c more; half barrels, 25c more: boxes, S0c more: 50-Ib bag: 10c more for all_kinds. 'Tablets—Halt barrels, 5.90c: boxes, 6.15¢ per Ib. No orders taken for less than 75 barrels or its equivalent. Receipts of Produce. FOR FRIDAY. JUY E 5, Flour, qr eks... 1.252/Quicksilver. fliks. Wheat, etls..... _260/Leather, rolls. .. Barley, ctis 3,573 Beans. sks. 450 | Potatoes, sks. 10 Onions, sks. 11 |Waol. bales. 425 Midd1n sks. « 90 Bran, . 307 Sereenings. . 43,300!Shorts, ska 10/ Foed, k. 2T Hay, tons. £ STOCK MARKET. — Dullhess st rules in local stocks, and atide from the frequent ripples in the gas there n little new to report. These were Wrmer again yesterday, Gas and Advaheing to $58 25 the certificates At Pacilc Gas to $42 30, The other were neglected and the oil stocks wore Wend yesterday: The Pacific Light Continued on Page Thirteem.