The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 18, 1903, Page 11

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1903, 11 S EE R TER R | e et mt 1ol AUCTION SALES tremely bullish. July ul(;;fl “ct‘;’n.t 50%c. & 3 Bll»l" "AND SKINS—Culls ug‘uub sell D Ve e e desuting ‘tone. ot ta¢ | Otatoes, Onions ‘md Vegetables. | 8o, 185 et oac: itnht, 8ke; Cow Government weekly 03» bulletin. The close 1:1'1903; 12 c l;gp.no:z ..M“ - '&‘n.*l&-:. SPECIAL mouucm was firm. The usual quantity of new Potatoes came in | i€} g Provisions were dull with prices barely read s Salted Caif, 10%ec; 17e; dry Kip. steady. there being little demand from any | brices wndora ‘miendy demard Tor local con: | Me; dry Cait. 190 s sheariings, 258 | Ton g o Al Source. September pork closed & shade lower, | Bumption and shipping account, Ol continued | 30c each; short Gach; medium. 7 lard 23%c lower and ribs also down 235 in demand for S.q and ruled steady at the | @00c; long wool, P each; Horse Hides, The leading futures ranged as follows: previously quoted rates. Siiversidn Onlons ar- | el 8 for larse and 82 50 for ‘medium, $2 for ; Anticies " Open. High Lew. Close. e e e L i R arge and §1 50 “(‘nr medium, nou"ls J. ither dull fous prices. Buck Skins—Dry SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. Beenioan Oaaua. e L = o8 TR Secrintions o vegeta Dles met writh & ; Selted Mexican, 36c;. dry Minn & St Loul Sopamber, oid. 133 4% 742 {500 demand and chantii Fa. feitted. suby T jares . smeaths Soe; medimm, | rn- Buena Stock | m-). ay )_ Missouri Pacific. September, new. 78 KETHY 73 4 and continued to bring good prices. mw“&' . Vi S w i v li i e —No. 1 ren e 3 New York stock quotations show little change. o % g won Rl T R No. 2 DGac; e Tuesday. June 23v 1903 . # . 0% 48% 49% | tioch, the first of the season from that quarter. uotations for new spring clip are t 10:30 al stocks and bonds quieter. . - Eath box “eonteined fve dozen ears and"ghe las folimras ot ana endoeino, 0 A - GE ; 4 Nortolk' & Wesicrn 1000 635 6% € y 0. 2% 3% 2% consienment was sold at 55 To | Fooeminy trecs 1ag18¢ do, deteciive, 11615c; | OCCIDENTAL HORSE EXCHAN ver weaker. Sterling Exchange firmer. Nor & West pd.. ..... siw i 80 | Beptember 38% 34 38 337, | SonslEnment was ol A os of the Missiseippi | Northern, 14G16c, il & oty Ne: 246 Third S g NEe Brmer. Ontario & Western 6,300 25% 24 247 | Mess Pork, per bbl— article were trying to force sales, but Wwith | vada, 12@15c; San Joaquin, free, 11G13c; do, treet Wheat fut: fi 2 Pennsylvania . 127 124% 138 July ... 1700 1760 1700 1700 | Jithic ‘suocess, the local product being pre- | defective, 9@11c per Ib; Southern, 9@ilc: Val- [ Near Folsom. San Francisee. jutures firmer. Barley shows more steadiness. Reading . 9 September 1890 1690 1685 16 874 | rerred. The frst river “Tomatoes of the season |ley Oregon, fine, 11@18c; do, medium, 18917c; | | Without doubt this fs the fnest lot of welle )at . 5 Reading lst pfd 00 81% Lard, per 100 Ibs— s0ld for $1 50 per 20-1b box. Asparagus was |do, coarse, i6c; do, Lambs’, 15c per Ib. = | bred h.:.":en- and fillies ever of- ats, Corn and Rye quiet and unchanged. Beading 24 péd.... 3% o July o SH Sy s a0 gasier and quoted lower. The capners were Hops_‘& sl 3 fered by auctlon in this cley. .m % ocl land .. o ing No. stock at @85c per pe. —_— Mark ecli 4 3 2 *| Re = h Ribs, per 100 Ibs— 3 lies Many of horses with Marked decline in Bran 'llfddlmg: and Shorts. A R e e Juiy T 980 921% 930 | Deing lens liberal than on the v?{:ifns T Meat Market. e AL T - Ol T chioca o H | S L& SF i pid 73_ | eptember 930" B3 925" 037T% | POTATORS New FPotatoes. SocGEL 23 per fmons thoss catalogued. and & m‘“‘; = 1 Hay about gone. ay coming in freely. . |smrasraipa i ol o B i we}r‘, z"-zé%‘-}?mn Ties | 21 50 Sealwg Bl;;pm &'fi“ B0 | Quotations, show no further change, Sup- | eeytors. " " | WM. G LATNO. Beans weak, but still in some demand for shipment. St Louls 5 Word 400 30 84 38 (GRS ,eéf’fl"& o, 4oe; | O%1; River Reds, 30gase perctl . | Gemand. = LSWaiagm woty . Xy """'______.__.“" S St Paul pfd No. 2 "““"‘ 8036 ilverskins, TG00 per ctl. AN M SECOND CONSIGNMENT. wm“éz g g ;dln W 3 Tye, C; KOO« e choice malting, m&‘fc; No. 1 flaxseed, $1 04: No.1 Northwestern, $1 07; prime timothy seed, e i o, 20@Z5c per | Wholesale rates from siaughterers to dealers Asparagus, $1 75 per box for extra | are as follow: tl 25@: B0 tor No. 1 and 16c@$i for BEEF-0%@Ti4e for Steers and 5%@6%c barb, 50@83c per box; Green Paa per 1b for Cows. Butter and Cheese steady and unchanged. Eggs lower again, with large stocks here and on the way. Southern Pacific. Southern Rallway. Southern Ry pfd.. Texas & Pacific.. % AUCTION SALE 2 mess pork, per bbl, $17; lard, per 100 lbs, | NO: 7 small, 9G9%¢ Hams and Bacon advanced ¥;c. Lard unchanged. S §8 171506 80; cancst sihe widen: (okn) W %“3 e 1 , 3& sk Suring Bedns, 10 per | Rethera: 800, Ewes, LaSKe pe IIO Head Horses No furth 3 ! Tnion Pacific .. b B Ay e s baxed), 39 o2iids B0; | 31, 5081 75 per crate; from Vacaville. $1 50@ | pound. (_o 7d 12 her change in Cattle, Sheep and H ogs. [ Gmion Pacific 5t g | "3'5"’.’.0"’1"3{“%1:“35-5 e 87 a0, g?,,,,,. 175 per box: from """:?éi’f"for"v.an”fl. LAMB—spring, 10B10%c per b, Wetghing trom 1000 to 1300, wal matehed ood dema: 1 | Wabash ptd CITNCE ST for bay: Cabbage, $1 per o LIVESTOCK MARKET. i . G00d nd for Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables. Wabaan pid o R g | i g s .énr" o oo LIVESTOCK MARKET. | delivrs, bakers, milk wagoss 45 ‘258 sederal par 7 - . » 5 i in Cy : 41% | 3 per for ramen 0 Good Fruit moving off well, with the market freely supplied. o g Lt 2:1‘6 | Soe: ba 95000 "ifitzfiz::;fi#& Aneles; Egs Plant rmm‘.,c,;:"r{,f;n”—cfl‘::";“'g* Cows ana Hetters, e achen sakiyou co. 4 Ads Rye, b 3 frie, B Raionn B L e T el e MOND;\OY“ JUNE 22 te 'roduce 13 QUICKSILVER TRADE Thurstay; light southerly winds, changing to Welle-Fargo 190 | market was steady: creameries, 18a21c; dairy. Poultry and Game. I L0003 T8, ¢ sk » od resh westerly. Miscellaneous 1615@18%c; en easy, c; cheese, HOGS—Live H 140 to m Ibs, 8@6%e; ALEXANDER G. McADIE, | Amalgam Copper 55 B3% BAY | steacy, 10%@11} | ; , g D T ki L 4 ) el T i = Reeints of domenc Poultrs were nasvy ant | 3nder 10 B BAOCHS Savg B0 pgy oot 5% | SALESYARD, 732" MARKET STREET, risco by ses @uring the month of May were . oz . I8 Car & Fm BerTaR i Vetaea: B had no marked depreciation | Off from above quotations. Vg TS g e « Fruit and Wheat Bulletin. | 3= Hnest O - Eastern Livestock Market. and go08_ young stock sold off fairly well. —_— FRED H. CHASE & CO., Auctioneers. e T 1,600 Ducks, Geese and small chickens were very General Merchandise. r For the twenty-four hours ending b . Amer Loco pfd Ll T CHICAGO. | dull and there was a considerable quantfty | P it e R B 29 i S o - PRI §5% | , CHICAGO. June IT—CATTLERecelpts | unsold at the close. One or two cars of We f us accident I am com- On_account of serio o n S3a% 20,000 Western steady, 10¢ lower. Good m stock will be marketed to-day. Game was | BAGS—Grain Bags, Stc: San Quentin. §.55c: R e | Am Smelt & Rpra. 100 04 = Brime, 82 5085 poor 1o mediurm, $3G5; stock. | in light recolpt and dull at previous prices. | Woo) B Fleece Twine, 7% rpose horses. SRR aR s el A e it 52 | Srand teeders. '82 5004 80; ‘cannera, $160% | " POCLTRY Live Turkeys. nominal: Geess, | i aED FRUITE Tne | Calttorais. Fruit E;" 30 b e e Teans o — §§ iz g5 32 53 B e i 0215 | ?nao“ hr:.\élu,"elZ 0@+ calves, $2 25@6 50; | g;rag;ir a)l mmdw Gfiys"n!‘ld‘m:l“:rmn:flr" | Canners’ ‘Alml tion announces the following - :m ‘streets, June 20, 11 a m. C. g 88 S5 8 2 32| Gonsol e B | Texs ers. 3 4 er Aoz or old an 'or ice 1ist for ¢ The exports in May, 1003, were 438 'n; ks, S 25 oF Eo - bR BE[Sonadiistn fan s 090 9 }x'ofy HOGS.Recelpts to-day, 30,000; to-marrow, | Soung: Hens $5@6. young Roosters. $9@10: | COAL ~Wellington. §8 per ton; new Welling- VEBER, Kings County. e, exports in May, 1902, were 438 faske. | gy miong 55 52 . £ :8 ;| Con Tobaboo pf e 180 | 25,000; left over, 3000. " Steady.' Mixed and | old Roosters, $5@5 50; Fryers, £ 50; ' ton, $8; Seattlo ; Bryant, $6 60; Rosiyn, | Sem——— g B e Anst 2054 E-E R57 simi ¢ R fiwnacel Sneile 7 | butchers, $5 95@6 26; good to choice heavy, | Broflers, $3 50@4 50 for large ‘'and $2@3 for | §7: Coos Bay, $5 50s Greta, $7; Wallsend, e £ § 2z S it ot 3 1y | §0 2006°%0; rougn heavy, g5 0006 20; light, sl igeons, 818071 70 per donen for old | §1 80: Rionmond, 87 80; Cimb 5 | 2387 Gus end Hisctrie Cb- 31 - iy i SR b IR e Soap : : t ulk. of A §$1 76@2 for Squabs. bulk and $14 25 in sac e an - o i | Internat Paper pta. 'i00 ¥ | " SHEEP—Receipts, Soean_15g25¢ | 0 : | ‘ 100 8 F Gas and Electric Co. 80 00 The Hay Market. : &g I . |Internat Powar . 415 | omer " Good to' cholce wethers. 34 254 78: .,5?&’,‘”'“'“"" $101 25 per dosen; 'Hare. e L e 311 30013 per ton i bike ang | 308 F Gas and Electric Co. 8 80 00 ’ 75, | fair to choice mixed, $3 25@4; Western sheep, e ) 315 in sacks;. Rocky Mouniain descriptio 508V Water. . 82 00 Clear - 39% | 8455, Native lambs, $4G6; Western lambs, 8 1 poe 2000 ihe &1 48 80 Der ton socord Trustees' Certific wrewlar of Somers & Co. says: | + Clear N R itk | ge. S L Butter, Cheese and Eggs. g bty b 505 F Gas and Eleciric, b 2. » w0 been coming in guite freely dur- . Clear OFy £ EPH. { week, the tota] smounting o . Clear S| Butle Ot oro- con 50, | ST, JOSEPH, M., June 17.—CATTLE—Re- F e 4 - S comparison with 1800 tons for the . Clear R e s 330 2738 | ceipts, 3700, _Active.'steady to 10c lower. Stock | Quotations for Butter remain the samo. Deal- |, SPFCLC , $1 12; Lucols 48c &2 00 ek g ng. Old hay is practically off | Clear ot g Mo d "imo b4 * | cattle” 10G15c lower. Natives $: 20@5 20: | ers are firm or weak, according as they are | ¢, poiieq and r raw in barre " 8L 50 The arket at ihe present time, for only an |Independence - - Qloar e Texas and Westerns, $3 85;" cows and | lightly or heavily supplied. The grose situa- B Winier dermiie] Tmrivie. Si: sawse. Mo recms 10 be of good quallty and quite well |Los Angeles P Gear | Revubli Staal - 08 1B 1% a8 ;fs'dn 53%'" m|red ‘f‘s &’mbs &n bulk of sales, | of cubes, and more of less is Eoing Into stor- ,.}gg"v{';..‘i:'b‘.}' natural white, B008SG per_ gal: ' 5 , but thus far re mot getting much | Napa . Clear ) o 21 pige. e. o be matier of quality. Evers- | Newman Clear Sugar ... © 1200 1201 110 19% | VSHEEP- Recolpts, 3700; 10c lower. Spring | ““Cheese is steady and unchanged. e e o et e o P to be rather coarse wheat | Palermo . Clear T'nsn !‘A":‘lhfr!mhu “'3,0\3 bék ‘g 52 lambs, $6 50; Texas sheep, $4 60; native ewes, | Another decline in Eggs is noted. They ai ‘:':_l“‘;'.l“-l:" barrels, for Ceylon' an: for fl 2 b Shiped e Sod oaly | Rea Biof - G S Leather b . C il el b CE ey Ty o o e wip"as |y COAL, OIL_Water White Coal Oil in_bulk. 81 00 S o N e | Clear £ Rubber 18% 13% 13 - O e e aaihor 1. Wal, AT Nee; Puntt QAL ¢in: ciness 9ci | 108 F Gas and EI 61 25 B, e et ch | 8 Clear § Rubber B1.° Bt B0 St. Louis Wool Market. tending to lower the markee, | Star, 20%e: Extra Star, 24%c 3 Trustees' Certificates— ar. The market is In su et Sy Sow B 0w Recelpts were £3,400 utter, cases | Eocene, ‘Z3i4c: deodorized Stove Gasoline, In | 1108 F Gas and Electric 61 00 on that it is difficult to | st U S Steel pf 80 08 7o% Fggs and b 1bs ee;: 28c: dai bulk, 17¢; in cases, 233c; Benzine, in bulk, 13¢; | 190§ F Gas and Electric. 81 50 o the situation here. The » Clear | Western Usion 85 85 85 ST. LOUIS, June 17.—Wool steady to strong, | BUTTER—Creamery, 2i@: alry, 22G23¢: | in cases, 19%c; 86-degree Gasoline, in bulk. 2ic; Street— is toward lower prices, - ::l‘!af 2ase 2a » Mediura grades and combing, 16@20%e; light | Store Butter, 17@20c; Eastern ladle-packed, 18 | in cases. 2744 25 Pacific Gas I 46 50 age of u week ago has : Gear g SR fine, 14glilc; heavy fne, 1GlYe; tub | O, .o noy 11g12c; Youns Americe, 12 | o TUREENTINE 700 ber gallon in cases and | $0000 & B of C 8, 1915, 10 u7 1 Santa Rosa . Clear UNITED RAILROADS OF SAN r};l:‘\xrlfixdicg S e Qistc; Eastarn, 11G1T4s; Westers, w;,mu.:g;_!‘pd'xg;);"‘fd;}rhhlfig}f og| 150 Vigorit Powder .. 37 - A . June 17.—U - . yoTie, a > s 3 Ventura San Fyancises bond teanmsotions: 1000 st 78; Northern Business. EGGS—Ranch, 20G21c. with large white se- | fusc DeT 1 ite Lead, 608%e, sccorging to California Stock and Oil Exchange | Willows 110,000 at 78%. AL ;;'3;‘“""““5‘:“” store, 15g173c; Bastern. | ~ SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refining Co - — | . > ver WEATHER AND CROP CONDITIONS. | NEW TORK BONDS WEEATILE, June 17—Clearings $674,110, bal- —_—— : O e T e I 4ibed. Solusa—! vests %) ¢ 5! . : : H 7 < e esecc 3 Naet. Rarveiios . Il _eeon ¢hose- | 1oaN [Mectn, Som 4o TACOMA, June 17.—Clearings, §200,881, balc Deciduous and Citrus Fruits. |Eowdersy. 580c: Candy Granuiated. 5.50c; Dry i | T ances 1 e z 3 i . e s e e e 100N Minn & Bl PORTLAND, June 17.—Clearings $464,815, 5.40c; Fruit Granulated, 5.40c; Beet Granu. L ) b 4 ,,”; poor, 25 Do new 45 reg. msu‘ Do 2ds . balances $63,C3! The frult market was firm in the morning. | 'ated G0 B e Contectionets’ | Tupasial OO ; g o 19 - no fear ‘pples doing well; large crop. | Do coup .. N'Y Cen &n 8%s.101 SPOKANE, ~ June 17.—Clearings $403,114, | but weakened upon the arrival of the belated | A B . 5 Extra e &90c; | Independence 'Ol . e 18 . thme. The| Wil o g A | Do old s res. nu N J Cen gen 0s.132 | balances §14,332. river boat with fresh supplies. The demand v & s rale, 10c mere: | Junctiop Ofl . P 11l larl() crop up to average, ———— 80c_ more; 50-1b 5 oned by | Stockton—Haying continues, large quantity | Do couo Northern Pag 4s.101% & Tocally “oontidhed tHls and ap (hice Waw s 1y blete—Halt | Ko 1! it o 3 d_stacked. | Do b rec I Northern Wheat Market. By o e o e B A eaing | barTsls, 5.90c; boxes. 6.15¢ per Ih.' No orders | Moma Crists Of i TE e [ Do coup .0 . taken for less than 75 barrels or its equivalent. | Momarch Of 38 80 s Palermo—Prospects for fine crop; peaches | e e WASHINGTON. g vy Ol City Petrale: 31 38 Santa Maria—Crop conditions unchang TACOMA, WASH., June 17.—Wheat—Un- Receipts of Produce. | Peerless Ol - u® . | harvesting grain begun. | ShEpge- Do, e e T A small premium over the quotations. — Ensoagain O 57 675 { King City—Hay being stored and of good | ! OREGON. celpts of loose stock were too heavy for the FOR WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1T. Sterling Of) . 300 ozezs quality. 1 v PORTLAND, Ore., June 17.—~Wheat—Walla | regular market to absorb and about 90 per ' Flour, qr sks... 48,74 (Viddlings, sks Thirty-Three Oil - 800 8% | FLav il Shaan tuatut | Central of uu 13|Southern” Pac ds. 3 2 o - '8 ket to P 430 , B R e e = | Dedst oo Soufhern Ry bs..11615 [ Walla, Tdc; bluestem, 77c; valley, 76@77c. cent of the receipts went to the canners. Apri- y, Twenty-Eight Oil .. . - ol i a1 Ts. 00 25" | Chas & Ohio _nm‘ Texes & Pac Ists 115 acheg and other early fruits in small Union Oil . -4 oy J i | Chi s Alton 78, Tol StL & W ds. i3 * - vere in excessive supply and there | O w.u:dsrirr‘amg‘\lm - her 1 t ! o 15U < ~ K « - . York circular of Henry Clews says | Naba—Crapes sstiing fine. € B&S now fr b Union Pacfe dnii2% 1 | LOCAL MARKETS. | |38 wom tha Shour were. ofiering ireety. but Miscellaneous— O ooy B Cloverdale—Prunes estimated at a short | ¢ o'\ W con 78 ] e 4| moved slowly owing to the poor, qualily of | Beans. sks . No Abby Land and Imp. 1 40 . - A e T | cvops mond guality. |CRT &P 4s...108 most of the offerings and the abundance and Fotatoes, sks 217¢(Loathar, solis ‘Alameda Sugar . 29 00 tid ed upon & most re- | Santa Rosa—Grapes, hops and frult gener- . | Onlons, <. 1630\ Wine, gals 069 x scale. No authori- |ally in good condition. { GCCASt L yende. Exchange and Bullion AowaE JUnay 5 Sthen: e | Bran, 3 673, : 3 e i torin g | e i oo uiaalty Socts Chi Term 43 .5.. 83 g . Grapes from Yuma were offering at $2 per | . 8 1,673 Lime, bbls 600 § e Power: g e | vt aet e Y 'y arvest | Golo & Sonth 4s crate. but found few buyers, having arrived | LB':lyct:‘llnGll g5 .\ that many A.'G. McADIE, Section Ditector. | Benor & R G & Silver is o fraction weaker and Sterling Dol organised | e jEEhenEn o oAGti B e N Ta T acc tolt up 1o & ate hous. 1 | STOCK MARKET. | closed in Conteesnch: Snd | & —# {pew & | Bt law Foenkp, wiity SApe,nove B0 S AT Verates 'of Watermelons were received | H——— * ay have van- [ . | Sterling Exchange, s Gt e 2 n 1o further important EASTERN MARKETS. || ‘,‘,;;;‘;,';‘;a}.“ i b e WL | Steriing Excnange, cables.\L = 4 sgyg | from Conchili, Fhe Helons Ber O 0 mws | The gas stocks sold with more or less a. Whether these theories | ot R 92 < New York Exchange, sight. - Par | And 0l A )ittle weaker. the previous prices LVity on the morning session, but the ten- plain the market has |L &N u New York Exchange, telegraphic — 021 | berrles were @ little eauer, Bt P ihe Taras v, | dency was toward lower prices. Gas and | —_ 2?3: %ol - Electric declined from $62 to $60, and the | i1l certificates were unchanged, at 360. ~ Pacific | Cypress Lawn Tmp C Ewa Sugar Plantation. - Gas Consumers’ Assoclation. . . NEW omc MINING STOCKS. Silver, per ounce . ; 5 New 7 4 A 2 rieties were unchanged. Raspberries and Cur- New York Stock Market. e Oon 10" |Little Chiet ... 00 |3exican dollars, nominal | Hiatise Wss: UNIRARINY: T Suphen iy aC, Our |Ontario - ganberries were ecasier under increased re- W heat and Other Grains. Gas-Improvement was also lower at $45 16 The other stocks were dull and @ fair business in the of NEW YORK, June 17.—To-day's operations in stocks were made up almost wholly of pro- fessional operations of @ testing character, | Con Cal & Va. m & O per cent basis, These seemed to demonstrate to the tisfac- | Horn Bilver ceipts. Peddlers :ere llhe rr":idp.‘! bd)!;‘! of the last mentloned variety and a few chests | Went to the canners at 2 per 1b, amounting Senerally unchanged quotations. B e v 3 o T e veras _ Crastions [ to about 31 18 per et T K g | Gas and Electric selling up to $61 25, the cer. | Mercantile Teust - cent & year ago. and this at | tion of testors that stock for sale was to be | Iron Silver . Small Hopes higher, but du e Northwest were fair | more liberally suppiled w! mons, but as ' nioves to §61 50 and Pacific Gas fo $47 50, | Northern Cal Power. iere is no likelihood of de- | met on sdvances and that the offering down | Leadville Con Standard ....... buyers' of September. " Minneapolis, wired that | the demand continucd steady prices were Well | There was nothing doing in the other stocks. :"-,;"s;""""‘ Pask. B e | S e i s S 0| LONDON CLOSING BTOCKS. eather omk dr tne Norhwest. but the"raih | with S21 cases Mexican Limes, which had not | , The French, Savings Bavk nas declared 4 | Slieum Compan = . e s o - g e Con for money..91 1-16/N Y Central. figures as published were rather serious, the | been marketed up to a late hour. Good, sound | o al end at the rate o per g JRATRTLY bange of semtiment alone, | & progressive duliness In the trading and slug- Ogures as pablished were rahr serious. the | been marketed up io & late hour. Good. yound | cent per annum on all deposite, Davable Juiy 1. PP:rC-fflne e Tl or ac 1 5.16/Nor & West | mism mas given way 10| gishness in fluctuations of prices. This agrees | SO0 for account. | The United Railways Investment - bt extreme. pessimiss s | with the Reneral expectation of the most ex. | ADACONR obl8] .00 Prds it 91 | half fan’inch, "against @ normai tall of four | open market, Dut prices obtained ut the auction | neg declared: o dividend of 115 per cent an | Lonal, Deyice snd and is fully counterbalanced | perienced observers who saw in the sudden seos i [ ol {l were low, owlng o o the preferred stock, payable July 3, making | Son Fran ] ) prd 96 |Pennsylvania ren % Doasieual Amd e O S RAMBte] | TRy OF Mot Thsiradey tus Petusal cecrms 10| 4 DP B 6_ | There was nothing new in this market ex- | offerings and the light demand among retail- | "5, PTeCoirR *pek:, PAYabis July, 3 making | Susalito Land and Ferry bas taken place in intrinsie conditions. | JoWing a culmination of the long decline and | cept that tutures were vather firmer. ers. 8ix cars were sold as follows: Navels, | 1P cent cumulative, and it is sald that the | SPerry Flour Company nly satisfactory explanation, therefore, | 1*aVing a large short interest uncovered after | & & i 3 st CASH WHEAT, $1@1 75 for fancy, §1@1 €5 fn,l' cholca and 40c | earnings are equal to the full 5 Der cent, but | Standard Eleetric deciine is the forced liquidation of & | the urgent liquidation had been completed. | CheS 1 101 > 28 or < | Calitornia Club, $13714g1 40; Calitornia | @81 25 for standard; cholce Valencias, $1 15@ | that the directors are pursuing | Truckee Electric Chi Great W 1 Do 24 pfd. 161 10. | i & a conservative | 5 x rconfident operators whose inex- | With the satisfaction of this short Interest | ‘5,.2 Southern R 211} \\mle Aunn 3 1 4714@1 50; Northern | 1 50; cholce Lemons, $1G 3 | course and will leave the other 2 per cent for | LPi00, Su8ar e e ieen” weaoee "X | prices ‘halted and then declined, but without i 3 o, Ll 1 456 (et | e “Stem STRAWBRRIES— 8060 per chest for Long- | some futare time < Teanstor booke’ o United Geo § unsound © enterprises, which | S€LtDE back to the low level of last Wednes- | 1S, (5 3 s Bouthern Pacifie | S1Huat S5 Grtion Velley, s1 it 5 warthE AN B o AT T Y™ crates, | (1 20th and reopen July 3. W oo ST Wiy S MY ot come to an unprofitable endl. | 4ay, althousl ey Were near it yesterday 8613 Unfon Pacific, FUTURES. AS " | The Sacramento Electric, Gas d oarket has been” infiuenced by | morning. The failure of the bears to get | DO P x"% g e Session 9 t0 11:30 a. m, trom Freano, §1 36 trom Loomis, 81, Company. having passed tnder the conear o Moruinx Session. : for-Svncing mportant Aaancis | Brices belex the previgus low secord yesterday | i, i o e R Sren. | ol * Diw, _clous, | LOGANBERRIBS—$208 per chst | | tne Culliornia"Oas ant Eisctric Company, | gy (B o e efations, such as the new issue of - 5 fd. & : 1 A- 1 3 32 52 ividends under the forms e L e 5t 32 “imporsivic to @etermine; | Dressure. ~After these various fluctuations. the Diote, Contrai. . 137 | Wabash O g 74 i e PR L 85c. The Stock and Bond Exchange :::'vcf:.:‘d | 2100 Monarch Oil [ *'is "hers. any certainty about the rumors | Market naturally falls into a perlod of féeble | 1 ogiy & Nash. . 113 | T B AN osmnflm‘:;.;gr;g';bllm“nm:dzfifi:gv adlourn from the close of businers on Monday. lggwnfg‘,m‘ - effort to shift control of Penpsylvania ¥ A} M K &T ) P ) o oge: | per drawer, s ; June 20, to Monday morning, July & 100 Home e eneh operationer vet thece | tempt to move prices the nrofessional oper- | 202% per ce A oty B i & et 1y e s L AppLgs—-Ngw green_ 25@40c per small box Stock and Bond E.fchangt 2000 Independence ol 18 e ek thenticlty ot even probabiney, | 41078 made capital thie morning of the ex- ;’D’“u:“.‘.’“,:‘on':{..“‘&'d. ek p".‘,‘ii‘;.f""' and | o res were somewhat higher. o ket and T5cG8L 35 for large boxes; old, i 500 Lion Ol - Aside from the purely speculative situation | Boc> Lol othat €old would be engaged for ex- | for thr RN ‘A vessel cleared for Europe with a full cargo | $1 s Ben L WEDNESDAY, June 17—2 p. m. 8t Lude trom the purely speculative SItUation | port to Germany to-morrow. Actual inquiry A jeoterday. the first clearance for for small boxes, 7bc for 50 Peeriess Ol ved by recent - liquidation. According to the | tasar moses Jeling t o oriae e interns” | New York Grain and Produce. Tooh' Garve taling or Quee e B S 5 = UNITED STATES BONDS. rdipary standards of judgment uunfavorable | the strength of forelgn :x(hnr:'lsk here fi:a the —_— ‘"" Yelaea oo “"”.’l‘g‘ :.::“ Be rurvecrrnre g B0c per Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask. Jhons oil uences have been amply discounted and | trade deciine In sterling at Berlin brousht the y SANH RARLET. o ! 30G40c per drawer and 80 | 48 ar coup. 1171134 4 ar c new.1s5 g8 1 e O favorshle elements are temporarily over- operation closely within the range of profit. NEW YORK, June 17. —FIDLR.RIMIDKI, | Feed, new, 90@92%¢;: old Brewing, $1 108 Cherry Sotia o craben. 45 qr reg. 35 ar coup. 107% 108% 400 Cari) s B 1 S ek i # Some sellingof stock this morning for London | 30,100 harrels; esports, 44,400 basrels; active |1 15; Cnevalier R el e firg‘l’{é‘)!{x;l.?s—'nhck 10665 per box and 3@ MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. b ol “Untll the market emerges from Its pres- | account here added to the requirement for e ts, 71,075 bushels; A g8, b per 1b in bulk; white, 2%@4c per Ib; Royal | Ala A W 0s. 99 — |Oak W g Bs. = ke oo e e, St i St | S e o ety MO | WHEA Koo D by iy | et e m Sater Gasc'ver oen pod lgoke per B e | By GrC B8 = dmpioneencH i B Mt Sarby P " ems te 3 t) 1. float; Northern Duluth, < ecember— > P . J— T it wstion anin. i roovoy B | e e A e Tao e s e No.11 Bl M e May~ago Wt T x AP&@“”E;‘"“{J" B e Pac GIm s 04 %% | gAN FRANCISCG STOCK EXCHANGE. 1t must be remembered, however, | i % utures close 150 net higher. p. m. Session, rom the - 3 = uch ‘of the buying power formerly ia | f‘::&“.'.";l:".:.&"‘:.‘.".‘??fi.,m’t?,"th‘;‘,:i‘:‘:. 3-16c, closed at 82%4c; September, | No sales. PEACHES—B0@80c per box; byskets, £ Pr & CH oal0s 1040 | The foen® mna R Hoess e ket has been dissipated by recent | which subscriptions are being made by stock- 9 5-16¢c, closed at i December, | OATS—There was less activity yesterday and | the “""- b A from Coachella, 33 b B, ~r that, while stocks have passed | holders for the new stocks. It is reported that | 78%@70 9-1€c, closed at Tole, values showed no further change. New Red, | - MELONS=Contloupes, T from Fuma 42 e i % Moraing Sesston. nio strop hands, thers s mo ma- | in many cases sockholders are paying their 5‘;%’&;}“{"‘ steady; refined, steady, a3 per '\;mfhill :r!':g:é\lora (Change. are nomi- z: Per.STand 81 for small o P Ve luk " bt fol bul =i pt in’ full, ait h the 1 J. nal a uf arrive. % 1 e e i T i e | B e To Dayment 'of ooty 5 B0 per vent tor| - HOPR Qulet: oldx, S8 o1 Merop—ihite, | 8% 194001 35 Black, P i Y 53 251 B e b L N = | = o e ‘within the. last twelve | staliment, ana the time for its payment -ex-| HIDES Quiet, 1 07%@1 10; Red, $1 10@1 15 for common and § per box: chotee, N s 60 Lemons, $1G) | L Ang B Be11815110 | (1902 | 2 ax ere has besn DO of op- | tends to June 27. WOOL—Firm. f: 171%@1 221 for choice; Gray, nominal. a1 o: v";":«"i B0 tor cholce and $275 | L A 13 Co 65. — * — | (1910) . ! s Guick turns, and such oppor- | The seitiement of the anthracite conelliation | COFFEE—Spot Rio, quiet, Futures closed RN—anioul prices Tule, With not much | 128 for standard, 33B% T 108 CCT@1 50; Mexi- | Do gtd 6s. — — |SPof C tumities ere likely to continue for seme time t lml‘rd also ‘:",,‘l"'dfind","“""';"" - it did the aul:’( -l: a p‘ul:a.ld‘dncl;nr or3 gochgl'z u;n. soh cnm Fis l"“ Tiliow 21 B0 i g\’:‘flu!:‘l;- .?fl v-‘“““ 2G2 15 per Do gtd 55.108% — (1906)Sr » ahead.” | coalers, - notably Reading. reactionary ten- | 14,500 bags, including July, eptember, orn 3 30; oy i o [ - Gency in the grain and cotion markets was & | 3.80c; December, 4.25c; May, 4.50g4 05c. round do, S1 061 60; 'White. n 150; | bunch for. Plnax‘r:;p l‘t_l.nng;fi ',;:’f JTeeam 80 for LA | e e g%!l: n lV{'fln’hf’ Re”flfl 'flvurlbne factor and was especially effective DRIED FRUITS. Elypfllfl £ ml 45 for White and §1 20@ | Hawallan; ook e £ Do lem 58117 — g1z 1 i t | in Atchison, Missourl Paeific and the South-| pyvAPORATED APPLES—The market was| ' myp a1 1901 15 ! ; e i NRo(Cé— o |8 Forc Moanind BN 2 20t Meridian—Pacifie. Time) | Busedon rumors that"the. Gouia Fennevivaris | quiet,” Eutures for October and November de; e Toa2 ber et Dried Fruits, Nuts, Raisins, Honey | Nre ot ¢ s — | ¢ sta 5. 10 altes Nt T | S0 Tl etk @ SAN FRANCISCO, June 175 p. m, | interests have heen harmanized, bt - the | Uvery fhow a firmer tone on":uu'm:acfixlzry A i gl NEOR 83100110 7| D9 <tmpd: o Posses - 2 — 2 e | ®brupt m in the stock gave rise to an ap- | ACCOW gepbn - Are - Ghites : Fl d Millstuff. FRUITS—Apricots, 0%0"‘60 for Royals and S5 9% — |8 v Wat oe P — OAST R ance ipulati Colorad, choice at 6c, and faney at 6L@T our an istutrs, P! ted Ap- | N € B.C s a PACIFIC STOCK R COASE RNCOWE. {’x'.:'mn‘\er'\’m’:'b'lu'.’?x'.".flem & Viclent ‘aecling | _ PRUNESSpot m'.’l?:...°.°.".>‘$'r'l“.2¥..$"?{':c"‘ ";‘:“‘.'&E e aried: 'fi'sfc'l"ri-::c'v?f-'."eos!g{': Neranain = | Dai= The following were the sales ia the E w | and only partial rallies on account of the pub- by 4 and H@6ic for . erday : P oof o83 7 | e eolnts o & aelty”in'pagment yesterday | of the Jarece e sald to be not over abund, | ¢ QT Cornel Hakers' teds: §4 DO ‘01 | naivas; Neotarines: ghie for white: Flumss. 40 | 08T, X e i St gF 2 gE_2 N By dl gy e T Realizh .d 21| sra ;iti. Oregon and Washington, $3 7004 ‘Hr bbl for | Ge for pitted and 1@1%c for unpitted; Do coi 500 Belcher ... §E EEZ24 € | s due nders 5 zing dur Family and 8 7084 20" for Bakers @i for black and 4@5c for white. Calodonta eramows. £ 55 3535 E |t i b | 10T i, U S MU i BN {5 | RO S S ot st o | Conts S i Elicden e Wl - z a B . ollows: Graham Flour, r i | slacs, wi 1c premium f0) 3 it £ 5 8 T R T L R MR s r T A e bl Rye Flour, 83 Rye Meul. ig 73; "Rice ¥iour: | * RAISIN crop are quoted as follows: | Marin Co oty <3 i 8 03 : ;| in sympathy with stocks. - Total sales, par 8 50y corm Mas) "x’;o'.;fr'.?o T Thge Buck: ,’6 '§'c?n'-°°..‘°a¥2"°;“c',‘3‘-3° B ratiom lavse.| carteab T, 2. » $ - : value, 82,000 090,000 ap i New York Metal Market. vhut !‘lnur. u 'Cracked ' Wheat, | Muacatels, be: s.'.m.u Sultanas, Sc; Seedlees | Fqt G L Co. Y 50.04 T4 .. PR 'u". IRpOn - Re. 9 % per Farina., ! WWhoie Wheat Floar, T.o.,,.w., jidoi Serown London Layers, 20- | Mutual E. Ln — 2 .20 & 5 % NEW YORK STOCK LIST, NBW YORK, June 17.—Spot dectined 1s 64 ww‘ 30as 30; Peari” b‘:'""’ S0 ipite Faks, | 1B, 2o, B ren ke 2crown | Fae Lo gy = 20 62 54 b z ., June 17.—f ectl i carl Barley. 3 -crown 3 96 84 52 Zg Btocks— Sales. High. LM’ CIau closing at £120 58 In London, while futures Nx"- “ 50; Green Peas, §5 per IWDIM ‘”fl.{“&’nf"&’“ 110'1;3 6-crown imperiale, ‘;nvs'rm CERTIFICATES. 2 ..,,. o Be 2 8 A T e e o LV e d Feed B et £ B P, 3| ¢ 3 4 i 2 ¥ independence 5 tchison b u ; X o : Tos Angeles. 2094 76 52 0 | Baits & Ohio. Was & decline of 10s in the quotation for spot H ay and Feedstuffs. l 2‘;_29_»“:‘" cholee, Toasiaell, 12@1ic; . INSURANCE. 00 Cy ) F it. Tamalpaiss0.10 6 44 00 | Belto & Oblo copper in London, where it closed at £57 2s 6d. No 2. lfll/. No. 1 )’lrdl'llll 11%@12¢; | Firem's Fnd. — 350 1 5 30 . 52 . | Canadian Pacifi Futures were 15s lower at £56 Bs. Locally | Almest .u- Muul]u were quoted lower, Almondl, 1lc for Nonpareils, BANKS. 300 4 | 200 Savage k1 [ 00 | Canada Southern. copper was quist and nominally unchanged. | with = steadily weakening market, : e or x L. 10§10%c for Ne Plus Ultra | om Nationl.123 — Lon P & A..165 — 5 | 200 Savage 20 ‘53 % }:.k; ::g :‘l:&(mlyt!c ll‘r. quoted at $14 Hay 1.T§omxnx in !]roely| and is none too m. 10! n " N ' molge“"ln.ia ;i" 180 ‘Anglo-Cal .. 07 g ,H‘or Tr. ‘(l:o.. & 250 200 g 500 Savage 2 7 steady. e current situation is given i e stern; rll uts, . nk of Cal — erch .e 61 ] Lead dost 1-'3« in London, closing at £11 | iveaiar of Somers & Co., which appears in the | 12)e: Becans, 11@1dc: Cocoanuts, $4 50G5. e %ate Dp 1A% — |S'F Natiosi. by ok . - 4 50 as it was also lower, closing | first eohlmn Old Hay s cleaned up andyno HONEY—Comb, 12@13%c for hfllh'- um for | pirst Nationl — — = | 100 stiver 2% 50 3 qum u ggh ‘Bdullsr wag 28 6d lower in | loi uoting. light lm&md 10c for dari te ex- 8. Avmog B. S. Ve 28 | 300U 0 i 2y | London' ot 220 % o and nomlnally unchanged ?FA SR et Tihe: light amber ixtracted, S0 b e e s | T b [ ere r ton, rk, g g | = | o T e olbaed ‘at 62a €4 tn Glasgow and at 40s 9 per ton. BEESWAX—20G25¢ per 1b. | Bmbeide % 2 = |Security Bavidgo 300 | o0 Crv, Folt 30 [HO0 Tel sickat. @ g & § e e e ..{“b%’fx‘” R 3 3 aes ¥y unc s, orth- lcake 1 ¢1, 3 2 i H | ol T el el ey, | e PR S B S s 58 orthern. an < T, et T Tat s 200 28 | at $10910 50. mnd Feed. Hams and Bacon wi s Waila Walie. .30.04 ‘5: Ir‘ . 4 1,600 172% £ —_— HAYv—nth "3.1 i day to bring them up ", ty ,’?c,?." . POWDER. Vamnomoch 3.7 100 06 BW Ciear 38 ’§ Chicago Grain Market, ‘f‘ Py S No chu w:s.m“;-;u "The ‘new Drices | Glant «-v-.rs TH it .. 9% ¥ e 100 _Am e per bale, TS—Bacon, tor o WEATHER coxnmoxs Axn GENERAL 25,200 31 CHICAGO, June 17. —Tn‘l wh-.:-r cun& ‘. l 8451 500 5,800 6™ | 1nThe day swas decidealy dull s A LT Beans and Seeds. for ira é.”ié" ‘;‘#;Z:‘s“‘“ mom ’ “3: g-nun 25 509 The pressure hu un nullly over the 2.9 5 | ehie TTIine eRse a0 Juide e for ex ritedi WAt B 100 northern half of the coast. There has been a : I enerally lower, the market the first e Hams, 13 14@1 e u- .mc,,m "Afterncon Session. light Zail ‘south of e e "'.-...""; 8 m&“:fi.fim \'fihg'?h “Mu::' o | mul':- i Teaas e xr:o b.l “‘“ “P':?... Alaska 150 [Oeennio 8 On ¥ Draper Gold 13 A becoming neanty Tors ahads 1o e lomer at THL@TI e to 1316 .nf"‘rpu- o Hout """ i U LT L A Balted 1 Fruie Co. Pac A F A. 2 1500 Baporansa . 08 T g 07 i e 1“?1’-'.«’““1:‘1‘"» oot | 3 80 arte uuu wm ? H R : ib. m amee o < - ’:o t Cn = Forecast made st San Francisco for thirty sentiment in _the pit ass a g et : :“g'hm M‘l .“\.“..T“a Wine Borx... b chind ot St 00 g 5Tt | 0 Eitht e raile” e i Suhein 10 | 8'S0g: Ui ! g s, Kbnirs s | i . L {z."..'r, S |8 Sy B J 30 togather with reports of & lack of moist- B cxave. tine, T13de; G-1b tins, 1130 100 éay: light northerly winds. i g Btes, m ins, 3 300 Faymester - 8% Southern California—Fair; warmer Thurs- ure 'fllfl duy; light westerly winds. 7 "%L';‘.u?:i m% bS5 R “‘L M m- % -‘"fl!m e e therces, D90e por W Rt isived