The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 14, 1903, Page 42

o b £ O CALL, SUNDAY, JUNE 14, 1903. and there being some fnquiry for ¢ pr 45@180; 1 ic; No. 1 before quoted. The shipping demand for | ing to make higher prices o tor n.x-e‘u’if 5 ]alt;o Ko m::ltn‘fw;flttm §1 i1; Beans continues. ” LUkl M ivbe for light, Drime timothy ¢eed, $3 25; mess nork. per bbl, | BEANS—Bayos, $300G3 75; Pea, $3 2363 50; | heavy, 123 for Ight megum, "HEC, red | 316 STU@IV: lard, ‘per 100 Ibs, 88 72%4@8 75; | Butters, 33 Zu, sinil Wunte, $3 103 2v; lacgs | ¥0¢ for extra Mebt 106 (or, SRRTTUCT 7/ short ribs sides (loose). $9 15@9 30; dry salted | White, ' $3 1043 15: Pink, ' §2 10;" Red, | 4nd 18 for exCm U fornta Hams, 1350 shoulders (soxed), $8q# 1214: short clear sides | $20063; Lima, £ 10g3 16; Red Kidneyy, $56 | cured Mame MGErG,gn 00 hor Srira Mena. | Py 2 (s, sy G5 1o whisky, basia of high | S Blackeye, 55 1043 25 per cil; Horse Heans, | ids: Mews Best. #11 T0GTZ,per bUl; i3 3 wines, $1 30; clover, contract grade, $11 50@ | $1 25@1 35. 16, extra clear, $26; Mess, $18; Dry Salted AL ; 3 SEEDS—Brown Mustard, $3; Yellow Mus- e Pork, $28; Pigs’ Feet, §5 25; . tard, §5; Flex, $202 10; Canary, 6xc for Kast. | Lork, 12¢; Pig Pork, S35 Articles— Receipts. Shipments. | ern; Alfalfa, 14c; Rape, 13, @2%c: Timothy, %no’m quoted at Sc per Ib for com- | Fiour, bbis : 12,000 ' So; Hemp. 3%@3%c per’ib; Millet, 33@tc: | LARD ISl HOte ure ™ hatt barrels Of Magnificent Wheat, bu 7 00,000 , Broom Corn Pmseeds_.otmu‘ 7 ton i i;'“‘m 1ihe; 100D tins, 11%c; 5-1b tins, 11%c: Gate: ba 55000 - e O EGLENE—One balt barrel, 0%c: (hree e & Rye, bu .. e 31 5\ o, haif barrels, 9%c; one tierce, 9%c; two tierces, SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS - g% North, Fecite i@, | rariey i : 6| Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables. | it i 245 352 Wi Ma a £ o & /‘ 1011 & W con 4 On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter | Receipts of new Potatoes from i - . 1 EVER HELD IN CALIFORNIA s, Pennsyivania . ey e At} e s F DEWRY \atoes from the river 3¢ | Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops. bt Wb 26 €. G DAY, Woods = : 0013 Reading gen iskc. Eaws steady; 13%@1ifc. Cheesel | very poor stock The marker, however, was | . 2 L e . York stocks close the weel: stcady. o 5sl112 | Steady: 103@11kc. foont rnts v laee SMiing. rendiy ta "‘ex A local house says of the Wool market: | ake Place ! stocks and bonds se! 'g 7, S pidiv. Oats h Chicago bull under larger receipis. Fecdstuffs Hey ea: :s and Seeds as previously quoied. i. Cheese steady and Eggs weak. ies and Dried Apricols very firmly hel ng new in Hams, Bacon or Lard. Pru Noti Vool reported rather quieter. Hides as before. . Sheep and Hogs in sufficient supply. toes and Onions coming in freely. pi Tomaloes weak and freely offered. "oultry well cleaned up. Game sells slowl i liberal supply and good demand. Caitle. New Pol Hississip F / ’ INT LK -~ 7 7 g Liverm BANK CLEARINGS. Livermere .. - | Napa The cal bank clearings during e plngsl l\"m:,r: $351,749, | Red Biumr .. | Riverside 40 Sacra to 50 San Diego . . 60 n Francisco 48 X, s Di- | San Jose ..... P tes Weat e, L™ Obispo 46 Bulietin, a Maria o4 a Rosa 40 | ockton 50 } Willows 51 ATHER AND CRO Hanfor Willos Colus Cloverdnle—Hay Porterville—Has | c1a late oranges be: All conditions tender vegetables. days, and the 7th and all cut, warmer weather that oved all crops, "~ ymp: wth of vegetation. | CTOD. grew well during the week n the sern siopes it is u rather thin | ing well: beans growing poor st i¢ heading out quite gen- | fruit alities it is jointing side—Good supply sats bu are doing and need more pe, corn and po- Napa—Apples and pear: | quality ermore—RBarley recent hot spell. | Palermo—karly ap; Santa Rosa—Crop Chico—Outjook for grain King Ctt an expected i Hollister—Sugar beets, oing well San Jose—Prane crop, o G. A McADIE, | EASTERN somewhat ieat vield meeting expectat MARKETS. - SE 8 12 sW 6 y W 28 w N P CONDITIONS. All crope in fine condition still favorable —Conditions unchanged. baling begun. sting in full blast; Velen- shipped. Stockton—Cooler weather holding back fruit | Santa Marie—Except bariey all grains fll- | rapid beets fair; irrigation good water ., and crop fons favorable. improved. showing up better fons. small acreage, ne-third fine q , Section Dire gardens, fruit and widespread; is destroyed promising pears NEW YORK ST grapes cherries ana plums; Atchison Bal & ON . B2l & Ohio pfd Can Pacific G Can Southern pects varizble aware—Prospects for apples promising. —Outicok for fruit fair; grapes ripening earlier than 1 peach crop expected, but gual- . late too dry | d o Colo 8o 2d pfd. to three-fourths crop Del & Hudson..... | Del, Lack & West. Den & Rio G.. Den & Rio G pid.. »m one-hslf pping ept few apples, there will grapes poor promising prospect Michigan—Some curl leaf in peaches, but ap- | Hocking Val ...... ¥ promising Hocking Val pfd.. awberries good; apples, plums, | Il Central ...... lIows Central < Towa Central pfd.. Apples doing well na—Fruit doing well K C Southern ...._ rawberries and eariy cherries ripen- | K C Southern ptd west valleys Leke E & West. ~Tree fruits promising in western | Lake E & W ptd g v anhatta . gardens injured by frost Met 8t Ry vorable week for all crops and | Mex Centr; and sunshine National little damage to crops by ospects excellent rawberries plentifu promise fair crop; apples set well. Weather Report. | Mo, Kans & T J Central.. Y Central or & West. cherries prd. & West Pennsylvania Reading .. 2 Reading 1st pfd... Eeading 2d ptd Rock Island Rock Island pfd. St Louts & 8 F.... St L & 8 F 1st ptd St L & S F 2d pfd 8t Louls SW ; Louis SW pfd.. Peul g Poul pra | 8o Pacific 8o Rall ’ | 8o Rafiway pfd Texas & Pacific Bt L & West... St L & W prd.. nion Pacific THE COAST RECORD. FERSTIEY STATIONS™ arnw| AN uonsana CpumM 30 aeyeutoreg LTINS ‘ayradaiag, Flagsta® .. Union Pacific ptd.. independence oo | Wabash .. o8 Angeles..29. 00 | Wabash pfd Mt Temalpais 20 8§ w WeEL North Head... .. LLlwaL & ¥ noe: - 04 ! isconsin Central. Pocatello, Ida. .00 | Wisconsin Cen pfd. Portland 84| Fxpress Companies— Point Reves 00 | Adams x Red Blufr . .00 ! American 00| United States . ¢ .00 | Weils-Farzo . -00 ! Migcellaneous— -9 | Amalgam Copper.. 14,210 :; Am Car & Foundry 000 Am Car & F ptd.. 300 12| Am Linseed Oil 100 ! Am Lin Ofi pta To| Ame: Loco .. 1,800 T ! Amer Loco ptd 100 50 | Am Smelt & Re: &t ?| Am Smelt & R pfa NERAL | Anaconda Min Co. _ 500 Brooklyn Rap Tran Colo Fuel & Iron.. Consolidated Gas.. Con Tobacco pfd General Eiectric, Hocking Cosl Internat Paper ... Internat Paper prd. Internat Power 2,055 200 525 T s has falien &ver the Pacific | < _conditions are fevorable for unsettled nday in the foothills and moun- zh winds are lilely to prevaii along Rain conticues Eastern Arizona understerm is reporied The foliowing high winds are Peyes miles from the | rancisco, 36 west. an Francisco for thirty North American . Pacific 'Coast Pacifle Mall People's Gas . Pressed Stee] Car.. Pressed 8 Car pid. iman Pal Car.. Republic Steel . Republic Steel pfd. roja—Cloudy, unsettied h showers in the foothills high unsettied ALEXANDER G. McADIE, Forecast Official. | Suger - . Tenn Coal & Iron.. Wheat Bulletin. |3 8 L oaer <02 i { U 8 Leather ptd ur hours ending 5 p. m., | U 8 Rubber ...... . San Francieco, June 13: | U 8 Rubber pfd .. —— 74 v E 30 a8 Total sales ...$14,000 * i aeuivea, San Francisco bond $10,000 at $78 25, : [~ Fi’????i’??; (1 L i i $ Eee, i RREgREESER #52ey £ OCK LIST. Low. Close. UNITED RAILROADS OF SAN FRANCIZSD, NEW YORK, June 13.—United Raflroads of transacticas, $22,000 at §78, Eastern Ligestock Market. and | Con_Tob 4 CHICAGO. | C. B & Q new CHICAGO, Jupe 13.—CATTLE—Receipts, 1¢; M&st P g = 800, nominai. Good to prime steers, $3@3 33 IC& poor to iedlum, $i@+ 90; stockers and feed O R 1 & ers, $3@4 75; cows, $1 60@4 70: helfers, $2 50 | &St L g 4s. @4 85; canners, :1- 60@2 90; bulle, $2 50@4 | : Termingl 4s, °‘1¥$‘hs§n"i"? 15; 1‘::;. fel% o-‘;aer lo & South fs. ceipts * to-day, 15,000; e 45,000; 1ot ovar, 1500; steady. Mixed butchers, 85 0@t 25; o cholce heavy, $6 20@6 52315: rough $5 90@6 20; light, |Wis Cent 4s 5 bulk of sales, $0@6 20. STOCKS AND BONDS. SH Recelpis, 2000 sheep steady. 10c lower. Good to cholee wethers, $4 60@5 50; fair to choic: jAdventur mized, $3 25@4 (0; Western sheep, $i 600 g el 5 50; nattve lambs, $1 003 15; Western * Bingham lamis, $4 50@6 5. 8T. JOSEPH. ST. JOSEPH, June 13.—CATTLE—Receipts, 601 Natives, $4 25@5 40; cows fers, $2 85@5; stockers and feeders, T | P06k ipts, 8500; steady to Gc higher. Mohawk ......... 45% 0GE—Recelp steady to § 3 o Light and light mixed, $6 05@68 121:; medium ©Old_Dominion.... 145, | LIENt, and light ixed, 86 0966 X ice 123 2y Gen Electric Mass Electr mountain Do pr ¥ New al Market. Talted Fr United States . New York Met U S Steel 31% | Utah Do pretd : |Victo: | _ NEW YORK, June 13—There was only a Westing Com 80 |Winona small"inquiry for the leading metals to- Mintng— IWolverine iand prices as a rule werc unchanged but LONDON CLOSING STOCKS. | steady. Copper was dull and more or less Cens for mon: Cons for acct Anacenda .. o Y Central ; [Nor & West 41| o prefd . i nominal cn the basis of 14.50@14.75c for lake ! and electrolytic and Mc for casting. Tin was firm and unchanged at 28. ‘Atchison o Ofe & Wesie . | Spelter ruled quiet, with a strong w £ o i {’spot being quoted at’ 6.25c. 5 R ounasvasia | "Leaa was steady and unchanged at 4.37%4c Ci Pacific | for spot. Ches & L:fmr .. 40%| Do 1st prefd. | Iron, quiet and nominally unchanged. Chl Great West.. 20 ‘ Do 2d prefd. | 2 Market Chi, M & St P {So Ratlway’. | % 3 | De ‘Beers . i Do prefd . i New York Cotton Marke | Den & Rio G.. « So Pactiic .. S | . Do.prerd Union Pacific . | NEW _YORK, June 15.—Cotfon futures | Brte ... . Do prefd | cpened firm at a gain ot 6 to 17 points and | Do 1st prefd. 1 U S Steel closed steady and higher. Spot closed qulet, | Do 2d prefd Do prefd | 16 points higher. | T Central ! | Louls & Nas i 2 3 ; | Mo, Kans & i St. Louis Wool Market. sllver—24 5-16d per ounce. ney—2@23% per cent. The rate of discount in the open market for inort bills is 2% per cent and for three months” bills 2% per cent. 1 | srades, combing, c; heavy fine, New York Grain and Produce. SEATTLE. June balances, $196.530. TACOMA. June ances, $42,827. Is; expoi els futures. elevator and 8Se f. 2 red, Bdc No. 1 Northern Duluth, 88%c f. o. | 0. b. afloat | b aficat; No. 1 hard Manitoba; 89%c afioat. After an easier opening wheat rallied and ruled | der firmness fo the Southwest and | ng. The late market was quiet and prices worked within a narrow range, closing partly July, 81 1-16@81%c,. closed 8l3e; & 3L@T7 T-16c, closed TT3c; | | balapces, £50,972. balances, $33,350. ST VIS, 13.—Wool steady. ST. LOUIS, June e 11214%c¢; tub washed, 189G . Northern Business. 13.—Clearings, '13.—Clearings, $232,925; bal- PORTLAND, June 13.—Clearings, $395,137; SPOKANE, June 13.—Clearings, Medium 15a 916; $320,074; Northern Wheat Market. December, e, closed .7!,'.;,‘ 2, OHBa0! | HOPS—Qu State, common to chofce, 1902 | : 4 { crop, 17@234c; old, 5@9c; Pacific Coast, 1902 | 'LAND, June__ 13 T’V!he_nfwma | erop, 18%,@23c: 1901 crop, 14@17c: old, 5@c. | Tic; blue stem, Tic; valley, b@tic. HIDES—Steady. Galveston, 20 to 25 Ibs, WASHINGTO! | 18 California, 21 to 22 Ibs, I9c; Texas dry, | TACOMA, June 13.—Wheat unchanged; | 24 to 20 Ibs, lde. | viue stem, 80c; club, Tée. WOOL—Firm, Domestic fleece, 28@52c. * :0LEUM—Steady. Refined New York, ania and Baltimore, 8.50c; do, | Pennsyl . 5.60¢ | i | i | | LOCAL MARKETS. e market for coffee futures ' TRRE, steady, met unchanged to 10| i points lower. Sales, 11,000 bags, including Exchange and Bullion. August, 3.60c; R{:»fifl.fl&z: !;:\'!m- — ber. 3 4.35c, an arch, | ;. % again. 1t is very unsettled at | 4.50c. No. % invoice, Biei | proen O o mi) T%@11%c. | hange, sixty days.. — $4 85 s v, steady.” Fair refining, 8ic; | Sieriing Eychanke S < i ) centrifugal. 96 lest, 13 19-t2c; molasses sugar, | Ziothinf wrcnange, cabl =i 225-3: No. 6. 445c: No. T | Ny York Exchange, stghi — Par 4.80c; No. 10, 4.25¢; | New York Exchange, teleg i w2l 13, 4.10c; No. ! Gyiver, per ounce = b2% o mold A, | mexican Dollars, = ad | 4.39¢; cut loaf, 5.45c; crushed. 5.45c: powdered, 495! granulated, 4.95c; cubes, 5.10c. DRIED FRUITS. EVAPORATED APPLES—The market | is | & fair jobbing demand, with some export in- | quiry noted, particularly for 40-30s. Prices range from 3c to 7c for all grades. APRICOTS—Firm, though coast advices in- dicate an improvement in crop prospects. Chofce are quoted at T%@8%c and fancy at 8@ on passage probably. an markets. i 4 | trade. Notwithstanding this, i 5 ko To think Wheat should be bougnt. Exports and Imports. that stocks of wheat are NEW YORK, June 13.—Total imports of | indicates that the consumption merchandise and dry goods at the port of New York for this week were valued at $12,466,319. | Total imports of specle at the port of New York for this week were 341,749 silver and | $13.882 gold. | _ Total exports of specie from the port of New York for this week were $108,490 silver and $1,662,958 gold. ’ winter wheat fields will be. dl Conditions of the spring wheat Northwest are about perfect. conditfons of winter wheat months ago. perfection of conditions can are hard to maintain. Associated Banks™ Staiement. | i i | i NEW YORK, erages- of the June 13.—The statement of | lenring House banks of lhlal sion a bull market. shows: Gecrease $11,776,100; de- | 2nd the markes from short selling. $221.707,425. decrease $2.045,825: surplus $9,- | §1 461@1 47 LIVERPOOL. continues, as will be seen, and Market. i CHICAGO, June 13.—Extreme quietness pre- | vailed on the Board of Trade to-day after rul- | ing easy the early part of the session. Wheat | closed firm with July %@3c higher. Corn | closed unchanged. Oats were ®@%c higher, while September provislons were unchanged to T%e lower. Fxcellent weather Wwas the chief | inflbence 2t the start and opening prices were | easler on quite general selling by commission houses, with July down %c at 75%c. There | was a fair scattered demand at the decline and . a rally ensued, the market steadying around | yesterday's = closing flsures. Bulllsh reports | from Kansas showing a poor crop outlook ' helped In the buying movement. There was a | better demand for Sentember than for® the ! near future and that delivery ruled firm. Late prices. White, $1 20@1 273; Red, $1 124@1 20 for commo: 1 27% for cholce; Gray, $1 52% CORN—The market - for firm, but white is dull. Bolton, De Ruyter & Co, says: “‘Market 1s dull. either _way. ate. The conditions of the | Chicago Grain | acreage. East and West is better. in the croj dication of this. chase. Trading in corn was quict. July closed un- chanked at 48%c arter selling between 48%c | and 48%c. There was considerable selling from July to September and the latter month closed a shade higher at 478%c. Oats were easy with July in urgent demand from shorts. After seliing between 37%c and 38%c July closed 5.@3c higher at 38%@2s¥e. September closed Jac higher at 23%e. BUCKWHEAT—$1 1542 per ctl. | FLOUR—Calffornta _ Family 4 €5, usual terms; Bakers' EXI Oregon ung ¥ yellows 1V heat and Other Grains. | quiet, but steady to firm; common quoted at | WHEAT—The week closed on a quiet and b15@6%e. ! unchan market. Wires from Chicago stated PRU —Spot prunes are steady and show ' that St. Louis was a large seller on that mar- i ket, but the market was taking it well. ® The Chicago letter of Bolton, De Ruyter & Co. said: “‘Broomhall cables that the world's shipments will be a little over 11,000,000, with a decrease Our market is very. dull y reflects the conditlon of other Amer- o eiets, The wealt nature of the situation s the pocr cash demand and small speculative inclined Our reason is + dullness does not make lower prices, B Il and notwith- anding the large world’s shipments, visible lies do not increase, which rather dioten; that. exceeding production at the moment; also that our ad- i Viees from ‘the best-informed sources lead us to expect that the thrashing returns from the ppointing and will {nsure further reduction, both In the Gov- ernment and commercial estimates of the crop. crop in the posed To he 2 to be two The bullishness of this is that © mo better and Any {mpairment of the spring wheat prospects would certainly occa- In the meantime deliveries can bé bought at a round discount without a pressure except w. Yc somewhat unfavorable as to conditions The tendency of the weather Any improvement position should tend to increase country offerings, but so. far there ls no in- Current prices for Corn are high, and we don't feel like advising its pur- With any decided improvement in the the future posits $856,820,700, decrease $11,795.300; cir- WHEAT. {onder 513,000,300, increace. 52,395 100; .:-fe'c'l':! Calttornta_ Ciab, 51 3T5@1 40 California 156,145,400, decréase §584.400; reserve, $oii,. | White Aust ".ll“k- s L ”thor!t{:em 184,600, increase $1,752,700: reserve required | Ciub, $1 30@1 37%; em, : Oregon Valley, $1 42@1 45. 477,178, " increase $4,701,525 nited States | FUTURES. deposits $18,775,173, increase $4,699,025. | Sesatort 9 to 11:30 a. m. | December ...81 30% % 30% Foreign Futures. BARLEY—Theé rapid decline in new Feed there are more sellers than buyers. Old Brewing still keeps Brewing and _ Ship- Cloge. 884 July. _ Sept. | up, as usual this time of the year. Hollaay CASH BARLEY. ¥ Feed, new, 97%c@$l; Wheat— PARIS. | ine. Sept.-Dec. | ping. krades, $1 1041 18; Chevalier, $1 16@ Opening . 24 60 2230 | 130 for fair to cholce. Closing . D245 2230 | FUTURES. { o Flour— X R Sesion 9 to 11:0 0. in. pening .38 30 3 " | Ciosing. . 15 3030 | pecember . e 77 % OATS—Dealers yesterday reportéd a very fair jobbing demand ~ at steady and unchanged Black, $1 1212@1 20; d $1 22%0 is_quoted The Chicago letter of Cash situation not urgent Reeeipts expected to be moder- growing crop are and both crop. prospects and increase in country offer- buying by shorts, ilogtther with a good de- | ings we would sell it short.”” - { mand from 6 prominent operator. caused & | Callformie toree Yetlon 3L, 20e1 30, emalt | firm close, July belng t@%c_higher at 75%@ | round do, $1 1 60; hite, $1 20@1 30; 7B&c aftér eelling between 754c and T8 | rgyptian, §1 45 tor White and ¥i 20y T5%c. September closed %c higher at 72%@ | 1 92% for Browh. Zc after ranging between 72%c and 7dc, RYE—$1 15%@1 15 per ctl. Flour and Millstuffs. 5 s@m&*::fi;wfi"g Family and Provislons _were dull and there was enough LLS c Kages selling pressure on lard from Dackers to cause | fonos Qe o g B 100 1bs: an easier feeling throughout the entire HILI Rye Flour, $3: Rye J, $2 75; ) September pork closed Tlic .lower; lard was | $6 50; Corn Me ; extra G0, 3375 down 5c and ribs were unchi " I Dat Groats, $4 80; EHomi ; B The leading futures ranged as follows: wheat Flovr, 50: LIS “Articles, Open. High. Low. Close, | £ 80: sacks, ~Wheat, No. 2— _ - o aisd_OF ipii “Peas, July, oid . % W% D% Y per 100 Ibs. Siptimver, oidl. % W B i 'r, o 3 4 f Spiember ‘v ER B0 En o nt Hay and Feedstuffs. - orn, No. e July ... 48%, 481 gy asy " Hay : ‘again and the Beptember . 4Tl TR A% 4Ty mrfi'%‘ o ;fllmfifluth Quo- Oats, No. b 1 tations. Temalined as before. July ... a8 88&2 270 38% B0 per ton. September 3 33 3 335 T 2o P 0 17 2% 16 9715 17 on barley, $2@24 September 16 85 16,85 16 80 10 8240 2t the. mith 3 Lard, per 100 lbs— July .. 871 880 September ..... 8 071, 8 9715 8021, § o215 Short ribs, per 100 Ibs-~ Sis: oM 92 90 s 9 273 aka Cash quotations were as ows: Flour, i Alfalfa, quiet and steady: -mu;fl patents, &l 70; ng. 10; o kere, 83 3613 75: No. B ns and Seeds. shipment o the middle West. Old Potatoes were steady, supplles being limited and the de- mand for local consumption and feed purposes fairly active. The Oregon steamer Is due to- day with about 200 sacks. Silverskin Onlons were offering freelv-and sold readily. red were steady, with receipts light. Tomatoes were the weakest vegetable on the list. The Missiesippi article was offering freely and moved very slowly, although dealers were willing to grant concessions. Buyers seemed to prefer the Los Angeles and Vacaville products, which were offering freelv. Green Corn wae firm in the morning, there being very little on hand, but weakened later upon the receipt of fresh ‘supplies. Asparagus, Beas and String Beans moved off well and were well cleaned up at the close. Cucumbers and Summer Squash stood about as previously quoted. ~Green Peppers were offering more freely than for some time past, but continued to_bring good prices. POTATOES-—New Potatoes, 65c@$1 25 per etl. with some fancy higher; old Bur- s from the river, 40@6Uc per ctl; from Petaluma, i0c; from Tomales, 70§80c; Orvl:.aln do, 90c@$110; River Reds, 30G35c per cental. ONIONS—New red, 50@60c per sack; Silverskin, 80c@$1 per ctl. VEGETABLES—Green Corn from: Brentwood, 20@30c per dozen: from Winters, 1734@25c per dozen: Asparagus. $1 TOM2 per box for ex- tra fancy, $1 261 50 for No. 1 and T5e@$l for No.'%: Rhubarb, 40@75c per box; -Green Peas, £1 25@1 50 per sack; String Beans, 6@Sc per Ib; Wax. 6GSc: Tomatoes from Los An- geles, $1 50@2 per crate; from Vacaville, §2 per box; from Mississippi, $1 75@2 per crate: Summer Squash, £5c@$1 for Vacaville and $2 @2 00 for bay; Cabbage, §$1 per ctl; Carrots, 90c@$1 per sack: Cucumbers, Sic@$1 per box for Marysville and $2@2 50 for bay; Garlic, new, 3@4c per Ib: Dried Peppers, 5c per Ib: Green_ Peppers, 25@40c per b for Sacramento and 10@20c for Los Angeles. Poultry and Gaine. new been sold to arrive, came’ in and was quickly disposed of. Another car is scheduled for to- morrow's market. Domestlc stock closed ‘the week rather easy, although good stock was well cleaned up. Receipts were light and there was not enough business going on to warrant any change in the quotations. Hare and Rabbits were offering again, but sold slowly at easy prices. POULTRY—Live Turkeys, nominal: Geess, per pair, $1 25@1 50; Goslings, $1@1 50; Ducks, $3 60@4 60 per dozen for old and $485 for young: Hens, $5 506 00; voung Roosters. 30: old Reosters. $6@5 50: Fryers, $5@: Broil- ers, $3 50@4 30 for large and $2 5083 for small: Plgeons. §1 50@1 75 per dozen for old and $1 73@2 for Squabs. 5 Qé«’nlm-mbbm, $1@1 25 per dozen; Hare, o8, Butter, Cheese and Eggs. Lutter closed the week firm at the quota- tions below. The firmness is believed to be only temporary, and due to the arrivals from the norih belng in cubes irfstead of cases, and dealers say that if the next lot from the north comes in_cases the market will turn weaker again. The demand, however, s good, -and the market is in excellent shape for seliers. Cheese is firm with sales to the local trade at 12c. The nerth will not pay this figure, and it is reported that orders from there are al- ready faliing off. There {s no further decline in Eggs. but the market 5 weak, dull and liberally supplied. Recelpts were 70,000 Ibs Butter, 1680 cases Efgs anc 16,000 ibs Cheese TUTTER—Creamery, 24625c; dairy, 22@23c: store Butter, 17@20c; Eastern ladle-packed, 18 @ive. CHEESE_—New 11G@12; Young America, 12G12igc: Enstern, 17€174c; Western, 16i50 1c_per 1b. EGGS—Ranch, 21G22%c. with large white ected bringing 2ic; store, 17@18c; Lastern, 18@18%c¢ per dozen, Deciduous and Citrits Fruits. Trading in fresh fruits was active usually the case on Saturday. but as were ample, prices of several descriptions ranged lower. Cherries continued to arrive freely, but as the demand was better and the market had been well cleaned up by the can- ners on the preceding day, prices of looze stock and_chofce black In small boxes were higher. Some strictly fency black in bulk eold up to 7c per Ib and cartons from San Jose sold over the quotatio: Royal Anne selling at 90c and Black Tartarian at 85¢. The canners were liberal buyers, paying 2%@4> for black and up to 3c for white. The market heavily supplied with Apricots and prices of small packages decilned. Moorparks in large open boxes appeared from the river and as i upplies celpts of Plums were light, but trading in that frult was slow. Green Apples and Pears were easy except for some cholce offerings. Well colored Apples in large boxes found ready sale at the top rate. but inferior offerings were not wanted. Peaches moved freely at slightly firmer prices, offerings being of better quality than those previously received. Small con- signments of Melons and Figs were. received and sold promptly at good prices. Another crate of Grapes came in from Yuma, Arizona, It contained 1 baskets of the Seedless Sul- tana variety. but arrived too late to be sold. Strawberries met with a brisk demand and prices were firmer. Raspberries, Loganberries and Blackberries were in free supply and easfer. The canners secured a few chests of Raspberries at $3 50 per chest. A limited quantity of black Loganberries came in and sold at a slight advance over the red variety. Gooscberries ‘and Currants were pleatitul asd dull, A’ firm feeling prevailed throughout the Cit- rus fruit market. Cholee and fancy Lemons and Oranges were Well cleaned up and steady at previous prices. Mexican Limes are largely nominal, there being very few on hand, but fresh supplles are due at any time. STRAWBERRIES—$8@12 ~ per chest for Longworths and $3 5046 for the larger va- rleties, RASPBERRIES—$56@8 per chest; crates from Newcastle, T0c@$1, LOGANBERRIES—$3G@5 per chest and 50@ ¢ _per crate. u\c}(szkmss — 26@40c per drawer; es, $1. O GOOSEIERRIES—Oregon_Tmproved, B jdrawer and 4GSt per Ib in bulk; En‘![.h, per 1b. CURRANTS—$2 50@4 per chest APPLES—New green. 30@30c ver small box or or;nm (and T5eG$1 25 for large boxes; old, 1@2 per_box. : ‘l'EARS—'MMc per box or basket for Made- eine. FIGS—From Yuma. $1 50 ver drawer. PLUMS—Clyman, 75c@$1 per crate and 50c per box; Cherry Plums, per drawer and B0@75c for large boxes. CHERRIES—Black. 50@70c per box and 2% @6c per ib In bulk; white, 21@dc per 1b: rlo);lllkAnne. B0@75¢c per box and 5@6c per Ib n bulk. APRICOTS—50GE0c per box and 80c pe: crate; baskets from the river, 8&:4“ S PEACHES—T76c@$1 per box MELONS—Cantaloupes from Coachella, $450 | @b for large crates and $2 25 for small: N meg Melons from Yuma, $2@2 50 per crat: CITRUS FRUITS—Funcy Nave: Oranges. $2 25@3 25 per box; choice, $1 T3@2 75; stand- ards, $1 26@1 i5; Seedlings, $1G1 25; ' Valen- S 82 ; Lemons, $1 for standard, 52 for choice and $2 25 for fancy: Grape Frult, 75c@$1 50; Mexican $4 80 @3; Bananas, $262 78 per busch for Central American and 75c@$1 50 for Hawailan; Pine- apples, $2@2 50 per dozen. Dried Fruits, Nuts, Raisins, Honey Holders of Prunes and Apricots continue firm and refuse to make any concessions. For new Apricots Sc is aek Trading continues light. FRUITS—Apricots, 614@7%c for Royals and ples, 4@5lsc; sun-dried, 3@4c: Peaches, Blac; Pe 4@4%c for quarters and c for hl'l:’elm“eetlndm‘-é;g Lor mhite; Plums, Ad0c c for unpl Figs, 8%@4c for black and 4@Sc for white. - ERUNES w2 crop. eadine iwr the four eizes, with l@lc premium for the largs sl RAISINS 1902 crop are quoted as follows: 2-crown loose Muscatels, 50-Ib Ske per Miscatee, Be: Seedicis Sultanas, 5¢ mn:""" uscat H ul B 2-crown London La % 5 3-cro 3 20-1b ;2 5360, Gavotvn Tmperiam: 1 Towgiisc; No' 1 Baraabell, 1 : l}:: "'lfi ‘;‘cun:nm. e tumNW‘ 10%@llc for I X Lh‘nn-éx: 0@10%:c for Ne Plus Ulira and 8@8lc for ; ts, [ ey S DR g —Comb, u&u for bright, 11 for light amber and 1 ; water white “% .m:c light amber ex RN e Sc ver Ib. Everything remains as before quoted, with- De ‘Ruyter & Co. saye k"'d% A SIS “hert: woend.dn New | A car of Western Poultry, most of which bad | were offering at lc per Ib with no takers. Re- ' 7@Yc for ordinary Moorparks; Evaporated Ap-' £ he local "Wool market has been rther Gulet during the past week on account the ‘Wool rather quiet during of continued discouraging reports from Eastern Wool cutters. Stocks of spring are very low, 1t noon be time for fall clips to arrive. The prospects are that the fall shearings will be ry poor on account of the dry season. l{ld in all probability they will be very seedy. 2 HIDES AND SKIN>—Culls and brands seil about 1%c under quotations. Heavy salted teers, 10%c; medium, 9ic; light, 8le; Cow 1des, 8% for heavy and Skic for iight; Stags, 5 15c; Salted Veal. 93c@l0c; dry Hides, 17c: dry Kip. ;' Sheepakins. shearlings. 25 o each; medium, 1 @00c; long wool, $1@1 30 each; Horse Hides, Sait, §5 for large and $2 80 for medium, $2 for small and 60c for Colts; Horse Hides, d $1 78 tor large and $1 50 for medium, $1@1 for small and B0c for Colts. Buck Skins—Dry Mexican, 32lgc; dry salted Mexican, 26c; dry ntral American, 33c. Goat Skins—Prime An- s, ibc: large and smooth, SOc; medium, dbc: small, 20c. 8 TALLOW—No. 1 rendered. 5@3%c per Ib; N ', 4%@4%c: grease, 3@4c. WOOL—Quotations for new spring clip are 1 follows: Humboldt and Mendocino, 184 Foothill, free, 13@16c; do, defective.’ 11@13c Northérn, 14@16¢c. according to condition: Ne- Joaquin, free. 11G13¢ Southern, 9@11¢c: 1§18c: do, medium, 16@1i 16c; do. Lambs’, 15¢ per Ib. ver Ib. Meat Market. Hoga are steady at tl light advance noted yesterday Beef and Mutton are easy, enough coming in to fill the demand. URESSED MEATS. ‘Wholesale rates from slaughterers to deale: are as follow: @ 7%c ‘or Steers and 53 BEEF- Ib_for Cows. VEAL—Large, 7§S35c; small, 9G9%4c per I | MUTTON—Wethers, 8@03c; Swes, §g9c pe: pound. LAgs—smng. 10@10%¢ per Ib. PORK—Dressed Hogs, 8$3,@0%5¢ per Ib. LIVESTOCK MARKET. The following quotations are for good. sound Livestock, delivered In San Francisco, less 50 per cent shrinkage for Cattle: CATTLE—Steers, 8G9c; Cows and Heifers, T@8c: thin Cows, 4@3c per In. CALVES—4@b%c per b (gross weight). msm‘:fiw:g::n. 4@4%¢; Ewes, 3%@ic per (gross weight). LAMBS—Spring, $2 30@2 75 per head. HOGS—Live Hogs. 140 to 250 Ibs, 6 under 140 Ibs, 5i:@5%c; Sows. 20 per cent off. Boars, 50 per cent off. and Siags, 40 per cent off from above quotations. General Merchandise. BAGS—Grain Bags, 5lc: San Quentin, 5.55¢: Wool Bags, 52@35c; Fleece Twine, 15@8c 9@ ley Oregen, fine, do, coarse, 1 | 1b COAL-—Wallington. $8 per ton: new Well: ton, §8; Seattle, $8 30; Bryant, §6 50; Rosin ;' Coos Bay. '$6 50: Greta, $7: al 50; Richmond, $7 50: bulk and $14 28 in sacks. $11 50; Cannel. $8 50 | Egs. $13; Welsh Lump. ‘Coke, $11 50813 per ton tn i wog ‘ton; 18 in sacks: Rocky Mountaln descriptions, 2000 1bs and $8 50 per ton, accord ing IL—Linsee | raw in barrels; cases, 8 more: Callfornia Cas- ter Oul, in cases, No. 1. 70c: pure, §1 I4; La- col, B0c for bolled and 4Sc for raw in barrel | Lard Ofi. extra winter strained, barrels, 50c | cases, #8c; China Nut. 57%4@G3c per gallon | pure Neatsfoot, in barrels, c: cases, S0c. | sperm_pure, 70c; Whale Oil. natural white. 50 | @85c per gallon: Fish Oil, in barrels 4 | cases. 30c; Cocoanut Ofl, in barrels, 58c for Ceylon and 58c for Australian. COAL OIL—Water White Coal Oil in bulk. 14c: Pear! Ofl in cases, 20%c; Astral, 20%e Extra Star, 24%c; Elaine. 28%c; i4c; deodorized Stove Gasollne, in in ‘cases, 23%c: Benzine, ™ ), degree Gasoline, in bulle, 2lc: In cases, 7 %e. TURPENTINE—70¢ per gallon in cases and 64c In drums and iron barrels, RED AND WHITE LEAD—-Red Lead. 6@ White Lead, 6@6%¢, according to ing Com pany quotes as follows, per !b, in 100-1b Cubes, A Crushed amd Fine Crushed, | Powdered, 5.50c; Candy Granulated. 5.50c; Dry | Granulated. fine. 5.40c; Dry Granulated, coarse, [5.40c; Fruit Granulafed, 5.40c; Beet Gran: : lated (100-1b bags only). 5.20c; Confectioners’ A, B.40c: Mi a A, | Golden C. 4. D,”* '4.70c; barrels, 10e mo: | Falf barrels, 25c more; boxes 50c more: 5O-1b | bags, 10c for il kinds. Tablets—Hal? barrels, 5.90c; boxes. 6.15c per 1b. No orders taken for less than 75 barrels or its equivalent. Receipts of Produce. SATURDAY, JGNE 13, Cumberland, $13 in Welsh Anthracite { | d. Bdc for boiled and bZc for Flour, qr sks...15,100(Hides, No 80 | Wheat, ctls .... 185/Leather, rol 236 | Barley, ctis 415(Tallow, " ctls 219 | Beans,” sks 160/ Lime, bbls 455 | Potatoes, sks .. 2,220(Wine, gals 8,950 | Onlons, aks ..... 1,200(Chicory, bbls [ Hay, tons - '521{Paper, rms 61 i Straw, tons ..... 10'Quicksilver, fisks 27 | Wool, sks . Pelts, No ....... 721 | Sugar, sks L 400 STOCK MARKET. | The only noteworthy change in local secu ties was a decline In Glant Powder to $71 5. Trading was falr for Saturday. The oil stocks sold very well, with Home selling still ! higher at $3 10@3 25. This cofmpany is re- ' ported to have made a largé contract with the gfllfllrd Oll Company on very satisfactory terms. The latter company agrees to pur- chase from Home Oil Company for a term of | five years 12,000 barrels of ofl per month. For the first two years the price Is to be 6ic per | barrel, and for the next three years the price is to be T0c ver barrel. Sales on_ the Californta Exchange last week were 053,054 shares, valued at $61,145, the leading sales being as”follows: Home, 15,840 shares: Lipn, 1700; Monarch, 3030; Occidental, 73700; Ol City, 4750; Reed, 1000; Independence, 17,000; Caribou, 800. ‘The Utah Consolidated Mining Company has levied an assessment of 10 cents per share, delinquent July 1T. The Hcmestake Mining Company of South dend of 25 cents per share, The California Fruit Canners' Association will - pey a regular monthly dividend of 0 cents per share on June 20. The California Powder Compan: usual monthly dividend of $1 June 20. Stock and Bond Exchange. SATURDAY, June 13—12 m. UNITED STATES BONDS. Bid.Ask. y will pay the per share on Bid. Ask. 1L 1124 48 ar o new. 135313615 110 111 |2s ar coup.. 1074, 1081, MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. g 3 q o, [k H g ?pl“ & ¥ =g R g g FROER E ALY uz;?, n% crrE =2 taw Ga > Bag S P of C'gs (1900)Sr A.163% asansr BN (1906) 39 n > A% P 5 1y 3 3 Za% 3 And % 18111151181 PRLI) EO!’ L] _:F CZZZULA Qmaay = 8 E [ 4501 £ g8 3% 258181 | ¥ 5-.- » fig SAVINGS BANKS, &L.2225 Toua Humbolat” 02 A s it is late in the season and it | in bulk, | Dakota has declared a regular monthly divi- | payable June 25. | TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1303, Commeneing at 8 o'cle OCCIDENTAL HORSE E | 216 THIRD ST., near Folsom. This cousignment includes Mares sired by the Imported Franc. They weigh from 1400 to | & sharp CHANGE, San Frac | ages range from 4 to 8; perfect i tion, solid in color and have best o been used on farm and must be sold. It is the finest collection ever offered. Thers will alsg be 20 all-purpose horses sol Every one offered Is br. of draymen, express comy coa! dealers, ice companies, etc., is called to this sale. - serve or limit. Catalogues rea salesyard June 14. WILLIAM €. LAY Horses at | Auctioneer OF STANDARD Estate of HENRY PIERCE (Deceased) (Terba_Buena Stock Farm), Tuesday, June 23, 1903 At 10:30 a. m. 246 Third Street Near Folsom, San Franeclisce. bred mares. geldin colts and fillles ever of- fered by auction In this cit: EVERY NOTED Many of the greatest broodmares, horses with records and promising trotters and pacers are SOLD. No reserve or limit. By order of es- | ecutors. WM. G. LAYNG, At 11 a. m. at Salesyard, 1732 MARKET ST., cor. Van Ness avenne. span, all colors, suitable for general purposes. The BEST lot of horses ever offéred in this city Consigned by Churchil! Co.'s J. F. and C. B. ranches, Siskiyou County, Cal. | o[ "~ Closing out sale of*40 horses. 35 wagons, £y THE CLOSING OUT sALE Belonging to the Will Take Plac OCCIDENTAL HORSE EXCHANGE Without doubt this fs the finest lot of well- STALLION IN CALIFORNIA is represented. among those catalogued, and all MUST B& Catalogues ready. Livestock Auctioneer. MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1903. Horses weighing from 1000 to 1300; matched at Public Auction, FRED H. CHASE & CO., Auctioneers. bugzies and carts: also 40 sets of single and double harness. TUESDAY, June 16, at 11 a_ m., 1140 FOLSOM ST. 1 POWDER. | Giant . T115 T2%(Vigorit ..... 3% 4 SUGAR. Hana .. 31 — |Kilauea . = Hawaiian ... 42 — [Makaweli . E | Honokaa —_ 14 [Onomea 5 2215 Hutchinson . 13% |Paauhan MISCELLANEO Alaska Pack 155 | Oceanic Cal Frult Co90 92 |Pac AF A.. 2 Cal Wine As 99 100 |Pac C Borx..166 |l Morning Session. Board— 45 Giant Powder Con . $1000 Hawallan C & S Co Bs. 30 8 F Gas & Eleetric Co. 25 S ¥ Gas & Electric Co, » 50 S F Gas & Electric Co. 120 S F Gas & Electrie Co. 25 S V Water 300 S F G & E, trustees’ certificates. 58 0u Street— | 84000 S P of Arizona (1910). | $1000 S V V 43 (24 mortgage).. California Stock and Oil Exchange | Monte Cristo Ofl . Monarch Oil .... Ofl City Petroleum Peerless Oll .. Reed Crude Oil . San Joaquin Ofl Sterlig Ofl .. Thirty-Three Oil Twenty-Eight Of Union Oil ... United Petroleum . ‘West Shore Ol . Miscellaneous— Abby Land & Impt. | Alameda Sugar .. American Biscuft . American District Tel Bay Counties Power R Cal Central Gas & Electric. . Cal Cotton Mills . Cal Jockey Club Cal Powder .. Cal Shipping Co Cal Title Ins & X Central Bank of Oakland Chutes Company ... | City and County Bank, Cypress Lawn Impt Co. Eastern Dynamite . Ewa Sugar Plantation Gas Consumers’ Association. { Honolulu Sugar ........ London & S F Bank (Ltd) Mercantile Trust .. Northern Cal Power. Nevada National Bank . North Shore Rallroad .. Orpheum Company Pacific States Tel & Paraffine Paint .., Postal Device & Imp: San Francisco Dry Dock Sausalito Land & Ferry. Sperry Flour Company. Standard Electric . Truckee Electric . Union Sugar ... United Gas & Eleotric. Western Fish Co , 0il Stock— Bid. Asked | Caribou oIl Co . 90 100 | Four o1 oic: Sana 2 | Hanford O T 00 120 00 | Home Of1 . 3 10 3 20 | Impertal Oil . s 1 | Independence O 1% | Junction Oft . =3 | Kern_on 6 00 | Lion of . o 858 83e2i 5 ¥3383: RTS T T PO OFFICTIAL ‘SALES. Morning Session. | Board— 700 Home . 310 600° Home ot & 1400 Hom~ T 3 1000 Occhdentai DT werless . 100 Pittsburg o - 100 Cent Pt Con . et 450 Sovercign Ny 200 Lion .. gt Street— 100 Home . 1000 Lion 100 Home, 900 Home . 100 Home, Mining Stocks. SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE Following were the sals js - cisco Stock and Exth-nn“’::nfl :.l’l‘.'“fl"]‘nn Morninz Session. * | 200 Andes ....... 17) 100 Mexi - 200 Caledonia ...1 100 l?nmfl:nn. 1€0 Caledonia -1 20/ 1300 Utah 100 Ccn Cal & V.1 260 Gould & Cur. b oo 12 PACIFIC STOCK EXCHANS Following were the sales on the Pacific Stock Exchange yesterday: Morning “Sessiop. 200 Belcher 450 160 Mexican . 200 Relcher .. ... 100 Ophir - 100 Best & Beleh 300 Potosi . 160 Best & Belch.1 75| 100 Sterra Nev 190 Caledonia 400 Union | 200 Con Cal & 200 Vtah 200 Con N Y. O8] 200 Utah 200 Gould & Cuy v. 42 360 Yellow 200 Justize g b Continued on Page )orty-;hru. German trade statistics already show the serious damage done \to trade witn Latin American countries by the aetion umw-mmvm