The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 24, 1903, Page 11

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. v a fraction lower. Domestic Exchange a fraction higher. il stocks show more activity. Local securities dull. New York stocks higher on the day. IWheat firm and unchanged. Freights as before quoted. Barley continues to advance, with a very fair demaod. More doing in mew Oats. Old Oats quiet. Corn and Rye steady at previoss prices. Good shipping movement in Lima Beans at easy prices. Butter and Cheese steady. Eggs plentiful and lower. Provisions shaping lower at Chicago, with a dull market. Hogs in light receipt, with an equally light demand. Veal and Mutton plentiful and unchanged. ides steady, with a fair shipping demand. Tallow weaker. Potatoes in active demand for Texas. Onions weaker, Vegetables in active demand and arriving freely. Another carload of Tomatoes in from Mississippi. ool firmly held and cleaning up well. Erfe 1st pfd Erie 2d pfd Great Nor: ptd. Hocking Valley Hocking Val pfd.. 100 Tllinofs Central 100 Towa Central .. lowa Central ptd. Kans City So.. Kans City So pfd. . Lake Erle & West. Lake E & W ptd Louis & Nash. Manhattan Ele. Met St Ry.. Mexican Central Mexican National Minn & St Louls... Missouri Pactfic. Mo, Kan & Tex. K & T pfd. N'J Central N Y Central Nor & West Nor & West pfd. Ontario & Western 2, Pennsylvania Reading N FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, 5%c; mild, quiet; Cordova, T%@l1%e. The market for coffee futures opened steady at un- changed prices to a decline of 5 points, fol- lowing further receipts and good clearances, but turned somewhat firmer on later covering and finally firm at net unchanged prices to an ad- vance of 5 points. There was a sale of 5000 bags for dellvery during July, 1004, at 4.70c. Total sales footed up 14,250 bags, including: July, 3.55@3.60c: August, 8.70c; September, 3.80@3.85c; October, 3.95c; November, 4@4.05c; December, 4.25c; January, 4.30c; May, 4.50c. g DRIED FRUITS. EVAPORATED APPLES—Quiet and un- changed, desirable grades being steadily held; common’ are quoted at 4@b%c; prime, Sie: choice, 6c; fancy, 6%@7%¢. PRUNES—Spot prunes are firm under s fair jobbing and some export demand. Quotations range from 3c to 7c for all grades. APRICOTS—Rule generally firm, with cholce fruit attracting a falr jobbing demand at prices ranging from 7%c to 8c, while fancy are held at from 10¢ to 12%c. PEACHES—Remain quiet and unchanged at 7@T%c for cholce and 8@10%c for fancy. Chicago Grain Market. CHICAGO, June 23.—Trading in wheat was of rather small volume and prices were some- | what Irregular. The opening was easier on | indifferent cables, good harvesting weather in | the Southwest and on predictions of rains for the spring wheat States. July was %c to o | lower at 77% to 78¢, and September off e to | e at 15%c to T0%c. Shorts were good buy- | ers of July and that month advanced to T8%c, | while September sold up to T6K@76%ec. Com- | mission houses were active sellers at the ad- vance and a reaction followed, which was | helped some by realizing sales. The Illinols weekly crop report was quite bullish and | started local buving, which resulted in firm- | ness late in the day. After selline off to| Ti%ec July rallied and closed 3¢ higher at: 8%c. ~September %c lower at T6%c, after selling down to C. Corn was under considerable selling pres- sure at the outset, due to better weather. After ranging between 49%c and 50%@30Lc September closed unchanged at 50%gc. July was c lower at 50%c. Oats were quite weak and without any special tope aside from a smald demand from July shorts. After ranging between 33%c and 33%,c September closed e lower at 333c. | outside of the regula JUNE 24, 19083 Northern Wheat Market. OREGON. PORTLAND, June 2. —WHEAT—Walla Walla, 7dc; bluestem, 77c: valley, T6@77c. WASHINGTON. 3 TACOMA, June 23.—WHEAT—1 higher; bluéstem, 8lc; club, 77c. — s | LOCAL MARKETS. | —_— ' Exchange and Bullion. cent | Sliver is a fraction lower. New York Ex- change is slightly higher. e Echanye, sixty days.. — . 4 85% Sterling Exchange, sight........ — 4 883 Sterling Exchange, cables. - 4 Sulg New York Exchange, sight -— 25 New York Exchange, telei e — :’l Bllver, per ounce.. . - Ma Mexican Dollars, nom} i - 41 W heat and Other Grains. WHEAT FREIGHTS—Are unchanged, the last spot charter, reported a couple of daya ago, being at 10s, usuai European options. The chartered wheat fleet fn port has a regiatered fonnage of 12,250, against 19,180 tons om U same date last year; disengaged, 88,000 tons, against 26,890; on the way to this port, 400, tons, against 256,380, i WHEAT—Bradstreet's weekly report the world's visible supply a decrease of 3,1 000 bushels. Otherw there was nnthl{l‘ new Chicago news. ~ Chicago weakened oft on the rumor that the report indicated a crop of 63,000,000 bushels, though St. Louis wired that no such report been fssued. The lllinois State report was very bullish, and the country bought September of inting threshing returns in i dfl;g‘p-fl mlr‘let rcma‘lned as before quoted, though the feeling was firm. CASH WHEAT. California _Club, §1 37%@1 40; White Australian, $1 4714@1 50; Nor £1 35@1 37%; Northern bilue Stem, 1 473; Oregon Valiey, $I 4241 45. FUTURES. Sesslon 9 to 11:30 a. m. ve Calitornia thern Club, 31 464@ dairy, 23@24c; store Butter, 17@20c; Eastern ladle-packed, 18@19c. CHEESE -New, 11 ite. Yowig et 12%c; Eastern, 1614@17c; Western, 12%c per pound. EGGS—Ranch, with large white se- lected bringing 21@22c: store, 15@17%¢; East- ern, 1633@18c per dozen. Deciduous and Citrus Fruits. There was a steady local inquiry for choice frults, and, as some of the boats were late, prices were firm for a few hours in the morn ing. The belated boats bm?z heavy supplies, however, and the market had a weak tone and presented a top-heavy appearance during the Egreater part of the day and there was a heavy surplus unsold at the close. Trading in basket fruit on the wharf was light at easier rates | and large quantities were hauled to the store to be disposed of. Berries were easfer. The canners bought Raspberries and Currants at the bottom quotation and secured some Logan- berries at 2c per 1b, about §1 60 per chest. There was continued firmness in choice black Cherrles in bulk, but packed stock was neglect- ed. Receipts of Figs were liberal and included some white. Prices of double-layer boxes were easier. Some choice Apricots were selling at slightly firmer prices, but the bulk of the of ferings were easy at previous prices. Quota- tions of other fruits in small packages gener- ally tended downward. Cantaloupes cleaned up quickly at good figures, and Grapes moved fairly ‘well. The demand for Oranges and Lemons has fallen off greatly during the past few days and supplies are now far in excess of the demand Prices of Valencias are unchanged, but Navels and Lemons are quoted lower, and there is a 1ot of decayed stock on the floors. Two cars of Oranges and one car of Lemons will be auc- tioned to-day. STRAWBERRIES—$7@9 per worths and $2 50@+_for the larger varieties. RASPBERRIES—$4@S per chest; crates from chest for Long- | ! Loomis, 60@75¢; trom Fresno, $1 25@1 40. | LOGANBERRI! 50 per chest. } BLACKBERRI 50@5 per chest; crates, 50g e, CURRANTS—$2G3 50 per chest. | APPLES—New green, 15G25c rr basket and 50cG$1 25 for large boxes; old, $1G2 per box. | PEARS—25@40c for small boxes, 15¢ for | [ large and 20@25c_per basket. | FIGS—Black. 75c@$1 for single-layer and $1 25@1 50 for double-layer drawers; White, 75c@$1 per drawer. PLUMS—Clyman, 40@63c per box or crate | 11 AUCTION SALES Horses, Vehicles and Harness ON THURSDAY........ccouen P At 12 O'Clock Sharp, OCCIDENTAL HORSE EXCHANGE. 246 THIRD ST.. near Folsom. San Francieco. Statement of EA Stuart: In consequence of Mr. J. M. Brown leasing the premises so long known as Stewart’s Horse Market, 721 Howard st. and 225 Tehama st.. I have decided to close out the business and will sell all the fine driving, draft, saddle and all-purpose horses and the best pony in Cali- fornia, besides new and second-hand buggles. breaking cart, harness and stable tools in said place. without reserve or limit. Everything must_ go. WM. G. LAYNG, Livestock Auctioneer. 2 b P REGULAR WEEKLY AUCTION SALE AT ARCADE HORSE MARKET, 327 SIXTH ST.. WEDNESDAY, June 24 at il am. 35 good Horses, Harness, Wagons. JOHN J. DOYLE. Auctioneer, ———————— follows €0 days or 14 per cent discount for cash: Manila, l4%c: Sisal. 11%4c; Duplex, 1034c; Bale Rope, 10%:@11lc per pound. PACIFIC CODFISH—Bundles. casas, regular, X Eastern style, 6c: boneless, & Narrow Gauge,”’ 8%4c; Tie: blocks, * e bright, 6lc: ,, Te; boneless. 8@tc; pickied Cod, bbls, $7 50; i Cod,_ half bbls, $4 75. COFFEE—Costa Rica—12%@14c for strictly primie to fancy washed. I1Qi%s for pelihe washed, 1013@11c for good washed, 1 for good to prime washed peaberry 9@10%0 for §00d to_prime peaberry, 9% @104¢ for good to prime, T4%@S8%c for fair, 433@7c for common to ordinary. Salvador—11@12¢ for strictly prime blocks, _ Sea- middles, 1@8%c: lod % washed, o . 5 Trading in provisions was moderately active, 4 4 Fruat ere ¢ delay % » .~ High. Low. Close.|and 25c per basket: Cherry Plums, 30@ | 9@10%4c for good to prime washed, 7%4@8c for trade hindered by delayed boats. Basding dat pld but the market develobed a weak undertone, | o o OPSR MUY GGl GFRT |0 DO argwer and 40@00c for large boxes o | fair washed, 0@10%c for falr to prime washed . e. ; Rock Istand Qe to-selling by outsifels. ClGee Whs Wekk © Y2 . m. Session. | crates; other Plums, 50G73c per box or CFate. | peaberry, S@S%c for good to prime _semi Oranges and Lemons in large supply and dull. Pt atee with September pork 17%c lower, September B T Beaslon. | ow. Close. | CHERRIES—Black, 40G75c per box and 40 | washed. TS(Sc for superior unwashed, 70T s 3 SUL & fan Fran.. e e e e December ... 81531 $1 3115 $1 4% $134% | 6c per Ib In bulk: cartoons from San Jose. | for good green unwashd. 7%@8%c for good {0 op market firmly held by growers. StL &S F 1st pra. e Tending Tolures ISONN S folDws: May.... $1 35% bid; $1 36% asked. | T8aste: white, 3% per ’"f»‘.‘:’é&x.?“é‘:.ao?fl | superior unwashed peaberry, 4@6c for inferior Linseed Oi bed d 1l LT e o eal Articles— Open. High. Low. Close. NH;RLEY—;EH: (markat lcor‘l:;r:\lo:\!fl\‘rel:!. ;{:}t} pIC et hor a0 c per s lto :,r:‘::x:'r:._ ST R o insee. 1 mar — i s 8 e Wheat, No. 2— | both cash and future grain were - | b . . < Py S e own 3¢ per gallon B LEW pu old w104 39 | Feed, 31 02% was the general asking 5‘““5:;’.‘;’ <ATIRCOIS e e Ven ot crele; bask: fancy wuht(;idwl_oac.,?:mlrxm] for fair to striet- Poultry ae B T 4 St Paul .. new 78 1y 78Y | anything under $1 was not up to grade. i 3 - < y washed_ T@7%¢c for g superior Poultry and Game in free supply and dull. | 8 Paul pid > o CH 11 7614 | of new shipping at $1 654110, Port Costa, were | P EACHES iogéoc " per " box; baskets trom | “nwwgh“_ Ol e cac o prime e DGy > 3 o | Southern Pacific. . Sept.. new . % i 5% | reported. The demand was very fair all around. . 40g80c. | peaberry. Grain Bags offered at the lower prices. Southern Railway. Born' No. 3 - i CASH BARLEY. A e (o e “Yoma. | Guatemala and Mexican—11@14c for prime M e S December :bk :;4 48% | peed, new, 973:2c@$1 02%: new _ehipping, | per crate: Watermelons, each. | to fancy washed 104@10%c mh.n;mu l’:: 4 T.StL&W sune i« 4% | 51 06@1 10; old Brewing, 311061 15; Chieva’ |~ GRAPES Seedless Sultana from Yuma, :;r_»::hgvdh::.’clg&;_(% good washed, for g 3 . . $ Woped 18 z - : | lier, $1 15G1 30 for fair o choice. $1.50 per crate. X . Retail Meat Prices. e an e » ¥ 00| Crntons Facific” . L.3og i o mA Ed FUTURES. 1 ¥cirRUs “FRuITS—Quotations t Oranges | Inferior to ordinary. 9@10%c for fair to prime | o206t 4 ‘00 | Union Pacific pfd.. 1 b 5 11:30 and Lemons are for sound repacked stock only. | Washed peaberry 8@S%c for good to pri: — B Disge..- 81 88 & _sW K et vt T Ton e s % Session 0t 1130 & M. Cloge. | Fancy Navel Oranges, $1 75G2 per box: choice, | Washed peaberry, 7@Sc nominal for good to su- following reta: for Meats are | Seattle S nw -9 | wabash pra G B A L = g e - | $1 25@1 50: standards, 50c@$1; Valencias, $1@ | perior unwashed. . the Reta Protective As- | Ttoons " 302 36 8o B 0| W & L Erle. e S e g 3 it i o e b | 2'50: Lemons, 80c@$i for standard, $1@1 50 | LEATHER—Sole, 20@32c; extra | Sobe Wate. e a e By 00| W & L Erle 2d pfd July e IGE0 1680 18 16 50 Open: " High | Low. Close. | for cholce and $2G2 50 for fancy; Grape Fruit. | heavy. 30Gi0c per Ib mnndl%.’e‘ RN Porterhouse | Winnemucca .20.88 78 50 NW 00 | Wia Central ....... 800 September 6 16 8715 16 16 70 | December ... 91% 1% 1% aun e ”;:rw;\?nc'i"?::‘cfimli.\;nem.nT;(i | e 38Ge for No. 1 and Steak, 15@18c: | Yuma ....... 2564 100 68 S ‘00| Wis Central pfd 325 Lard, per b L OATS—Some transactions in new Red are re- 2150 for Hawalian: Pineapples, $2G3 per | for No' 2. medtum 30@3Te; light, Round Steak, | — | Express Companies— July ... 8721 8 8 573 | ported. Spot lots have sold at $1 12%@l 15, | L0°@8 : . [ . e v o, Shgite: Uhiter Beef, S8G10 WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL | Adams September . 8 80 8 8§70 |and $1 07'9G1 10 is bid to arrive. Receipts i | Leather” 15@16c per Zoot: Trace Leather. 40@ FORECAST. | American Short Ribs, per l‘n:,o M:;mzdz'x—‘ ; .| thus far are moderate and the market is steady, 5 PE e o | 44c; Kip. unfinished, 40@50c per 1b; Veai, fin- Cloudy weather prevails over the Rocky | Weii Foree® LEE c98 3BE% 513, 513 |thoush quiet Thereis nothing new in old Oate. | Dyjged Fruits, Nuts, Raisins, Honey | icnea. sogttc per 1b: Calf, finished, por Mountain region and Western Washington: else. | " cors ol o 80 ? e 4 % Ol oD = WHIa, ST ATROE 20, Rinek. §1 0156 : A | 1b; Wax Sides, 16@17c per foot: Belt Knife Forequarter, 8@ | [ESTe 0B the Pacific alope it is fair. Light rain | , Mi8c8| ancous— Cash_quotations were as follows: T4 Bat 5 1AL 0 for S eTANd AT | Spiits,_14g16c; Roush Splits 8@10c per Id. g has fallen in Northwestern Weshington o e Fiour was quiet, but fim; No. 2 spring | 91224 for cholce; Gray, nominal =~ There is nothing going on in this market, | BARK-—Ground, 28 per tom: stick, o o @15c; |, The ressure has risen over the Rocky Moun- | Amer Car & F..... wheat, 70G18c: No. 2, T4@Tic; No. 2 red, 1813 | CORN—The market continues steady and un- | o5 the old goods are pretty well cleaned up | g13 50@168 per cord. Mot @13¢: | tain and plateau regions and remained neariy | Amer Car & F pid BT0%e;: No. 2 corn, 50%@50%c 2 yellow, | changed, with light receipts and stocks, nd a | apg the new goods are not yet on the markel. | * 11 Iingeed is Sc lower. Linseed, Sl for - stationary along the coa: vy e 5014 @50%c; No. 2 oats, $1G41%c; No. 3 white, | falr demand. _ | Some buyers are making bids for new Apricots | p (LG soateed o 50 OWER. e ases, o The temperature has risen over Oregon, West. | Am¢f L Oil pfd... | 40@40%¢c; No. 2 rye. 52% r to choice | California large Yellow, $1 25G1 2734: smail | in the country, but thelr bids are below the | noret Calisornia Castor OIl, in cases, No. 1. |ern Washington and the interior of Northern | Ao Tocs, nid " " | malting barley. 50@52%c: 1 flaxaced, 98g | Found do, $1 40G1 50; White, $1 2081 30; Egyp- | views of growers and no business resuits. As | ot THNEMIR FRAE Lot oot yOlieq" and 486 California. In other districts the changes have | i Tk vy @o: No. 1 Northwestern. $1 01%: prime’ tm- | tlan, $140g1 45 for White' and $1 20g1 2213 | 3 rule the middiemen are holding oft untit the | {0%% 2u%in barrals: Tact Ol extre winter n slight. : thy seed, $4; mess pork, per barrel, $16 509 | o new fruit gets on the market and the situa : g 3 = 7 |, Forccast made at San francisco for thirty | Amer,5 & o P 66 T8 G21;; dard, per 100 pounds 38 50gS 60; | KYESteady at $1 13%@1 174 per ctl. shapes itselt more definitely. | Shgase :e‘rfl::ifl:':’c n'fl:'”-""i"-‘s:“' Cin Darrea: = ! 2 | hours ending midnight, June 24: Braoniys R Teancil 8000 short ribs sides (loose), $0@H i5; dry salted | BUCKWHEAT—S$1 75@2 per ctl. A few small lots of new Honey have been F11@0%° ¥ Do pore, T00: Whals O - The Weather and Crops. | Northern California—Fair Wednesday; con- | Gote Fauel & 1 s 28 100 Shoulders (boxed), $8 1215@8 25; short clear —_— + | received. but not enough to establish & market. | 75¢; cases. S0c; Sperm. pure, The: TWhElS OU | tinved warm in the interior; fresh northwest | Cor Ga e sides (b 4@ 75; whisky, basis of | Fl d Millstuff FRUITS—Apricots, 615@73%c for Rovals and | - B Cotames O, & here " 9 5 b p . il 1 5 3 eaches, 4G3%c; | rels. ) i ornia—Cloudy Wednesday; tresh | Gen_ Electric 800 2 H o = e 3 B e ity | P A Tor quarters and 6@bie 1ot | COAL OIL—Water White Coai, 01l i bulk. vada—Fair; warmer Wednesd; { Hockiag Coal et Articles— Recelpts. Shipments. . Mt e il easy, | halves; Nectarines, 4GSc for white: Plums, 4@ | l4c; Pearl Ofl in_cases, 2034¢; l-t.r-l. 5 ' and vicisity—Patr Wetnteday: | By, paber o = Fiour, barrels - 17.000 22,200 | market for Flour, Millstuffs are stlll essy, | o for pitted and 1G13c for unpitted; Figs, 31 | Star, 203c: Extra Star. Zi%c: Elaine, fresh northwest wind., Y S DR Pl 200 Wheat, bushels 125,400 | With considerable competition among the differ- | g4¢ for black and 4@éc for white. | Eocene _23i4c; deodorized Stove Gasoline, in G. H. WILLSON, Local Forecast Official, at Biscult. .. 290 . | Corn, bushels B B e i soiny Bt 4 0g | PRUNES—1002 crop, 23@2%e for the four |bulk, I7c: in ‘cases 23lic: Benzine. tn bulk, Temporarily in Chars at Lead .. | Oats, bushels 487,100 | F T N T 0% | sizes. with 14@lc premium for the large sizes. | 13c: in cases, 19i4c: SA-degree Gasoline, in . e Geth Amar Rye. bushels % 4 65, usual terms; Bakers' Extras, 34 30@4 40; | ""RA1SINS 1002 crop are quoted follows: | bulk, 21c: in cases. 27%e. - 3 e | Pacific Coas Barley, bushels . 88,800 Oregon and Washington, $3 70@4 per bbl for | 5 orown loose Muscatels, 50-1b boxes, 5iic per | TURPENTINE—T0c per gallon in cases and Frust and 1Wheat Bulletin § EREG Mal £ = S { Family and $3 7094 20 for Bakers'. 1b: 3-crown, 5%ec;: 4-crown, 6c: Seediess, loose | §4c in drums and fron barrels. - | People’s Gas On the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter | MILLSTUFFS—Prices in packages are as fol- | ho: S-Crawny, b%e: Ferovn, 208 Beetlen s | T hiD AND WHITE LEAD—Red Lead, 60 wy e e 00 T e e enarr et o it | lows: * Graham Flour, §3 25 per 100 Ibs; Rye | Thompsons, Sijc; 2-crown London Layers. 20- | gtsc per Ib; White Lead, 6G6%e, according to twenty-four _hours ending p. m., | Pressed S Car pfd.. rles, 151 @18 Fgge. easy; at mark, cases In- | Flour, $3; Rye Meal, $2 75; Rice Flour, $6 50; | |ns’ boxes, $1 40 per box: 3-crown. $1 50: 4- | quantit > > jlan, San Fy * | Pullman Pal Car.. cluded, 121:@13%ec. Cheese, steady, 10%@11%¢. | Corn 'Meal, $3; extra cream do, $3 i5; Oal! crown fancy clusters, 20-lb boxes, $2: 2-crown | QUICKSILVER—$44 50@46 for local use and 0 Pen Republic S — Groats, $4'50; ' Hominy, 33 75G4 ' Buckwheat | Dehesas, 20-1b boxes, $2 50; 6-crown Imperials, | g4 50 persflask for export. - | Republic Steel Foreign Futures. Flour, $4 2344 50; Cracked Wheat, $3 50; Fa s Seeded, f. 0. b. Fresno, fancy, | * SATFe The Amalgamated Sait Company Sugar, g . g . rina, %4 25; Whole Wheat Flour, $3 50; Rolled | 1-1o cartons, T%c; . Tie. | quotes as follows: Genuine Liverpool, SI4@1! en B&P Co ptd 101%(N & W con 4s.. Wheat— increased 1.020,000 busheis. Oats, barrels, §TG9; in sacks, $6 50@8 50; Pearl Barley, $6; Split Peasgboxes, $6 50; Green Peas, easy, as offerings are larger and the demand ls STRAW—40@52%¢ per bale. ftshell, 12%@13c 1118@12¢ NUTS—Walnuts, 2, 10%@11%c; No. 1 hardshell, No, 2 BEESWAX—26@2Sc per Ib. | heavy, 13¢ for light medium, 13¢ for light, 15%3¢ ales. common, $1 90: Dairy. per ton, $13 23; Half Ground, $12 25@12 73: Fock Salt. §10 309 sTATIO | T $5 per 100 Ibs, 10G10%¢: Almonds. 1lc for Nonpareils, | Tt ¢ 55@14; Granue PERTR U aTeete ot Opening ———e- 1o te for I 1 166 4 for Ne Plus Uitra | I 3: Defitios vl 1l S s vuromels 3 | Closing nd 8@S8ic for Languedoc: Peanuts. Te_for | T - ¥ & Rubber 1200 | Hay and Feedstuffs. Fastern: Bragil Nute 15910¢; Filberts. 12 | wfi’;‘f‘fi‘u—,”"_’ e T T S Rubbe R Wheat— 12%c: Pecans, 11@13c: Cocoanuts, $4 = [ - Crushed. = . Opening Receipts of Hay fell off again yesterday; | HONEY—Comb, 12G13%c for 'bright, litie | Cubes, A N ,_“‘.‘m, — | L Closing | Wit anty preventa & deciine. as the may. | for lisht amber snd Tde for dark: water white | Puwdered. 6.80:; Condy Genasietelt SNt T « | Floer— Rkt Bene to0 om. t extracted, 8@7lc: light amber extracted, 51@ | Branulated, fae. T e BT (oMt E e Granu~ ek | Sf(’;«?rlrri' The feeling In Bran amd Middlings continues | 6¢; dark. 4@iise lated (100-1b bags only). 5.30c; Confectioners® Extra C, A, 5.40c; Magnolta A’ ARR ECRE BONDS. | By v | not as eager as it was some time ago. e e D™ 4. 700; barrels, 100 move 1] 2 B ISX T W AD Cisncifd Visible Grain Supply. | "Folleq Bariey is nigher. Provisions. el barrels. 35 more: boxes, S0c more: SO-Ib H coup.108Y, Hock Val 4%s..108 BRAN—$25626 per ton. bags, 10c more for all kinds. lets—Halt ; 1o5% Lok N omificd 410L% | Ngw YORK, June 23.—Special e ot barrels, 5.90c; boxes. 6.15¢ per Ib. 'No orders S 108 © Mex Cent 4s. | Ntw o . June 23.—Special cable and | SHORTS—$24G25 per ton. Chicago was lower again, with a dull and | taken for less than 75 barrels or its equivalent. 1 Do new 4s, reg.135%| Do 1st inc . | telegraphic advices to Bradstreet's this week | FEEDSTUFFS—Rolled Barley, $21 50@22 50 | gragging market and large receipts of Hogs of | LUMBER—The following retail prices wers L. Do new 4s ‘coup.135i4 Minn & St L show the following changes in available sup- | per ton; Ollcake Meal at the mill $26G26 50, | gne quality. Packers and operators there are | adopted April 10: Pine, ordinary sizes. $219 N Do old 4s, reg.110 M K & T piies as compared with 'last accounts: jobbing, $27G2: 50; Coccanut Cake, $20G21; Coin | Jooking for still lower quotations to rule. 25; extra sizes higher; Redwood, $23@30; Lath, N Do old #s. coup.111 | Do 2ds . | Wheat—United States and Canada. east of | Meal = $2 Cracked Comn, $27 S00Z8 50 | '*0e ‘this mmatkat there 1o nb. furthor ‘shange. | 25 e e e e Sningles’ §3 30 for P Do reg 1024 N Y C g < the Rockles, decreased 8,000 bushels: afloat = Mixed Feed, $22¢23; Horse Beans, $30 per ton. | The demand for Hams and Bacon is fair and | xo 1 and $2 for No. 2: Shakes, $i4 for split ¥ Do Bs, coup....1021N J Cent gen 55, r and in Europe, decreased, 1300.000 bush- |~ NEW HAY—Wheat. $11@12 50; Wheat and | yarreled goods are going out well for the ship- | aug $15 for sawn: Rustic, $36046, R, Atchison, gen 45100 |North Pacific 4s, ele; total supply, decreased 8,000 bushels. | Oat, $10412; Oat, $9@11; Barley, $9@10 50; | ping trade. a Vi R adjst 45... 88 Do 2s Corn—U'nited States and Canada. east of the | Clover, $8@10: Alfalfa, $8 50G10 per ton. | " CURED MEATS—Bacon, 12%c per 1b for Meat Market. 94 |Read! e > United States and Canada, east of the for extra light, 17%c for sugar-cured and 19~ e 0k pen Al s, decreased 55,000 bushels. B d Seed for “extra sugar-cired; Eastorn sugar-cured | ¢ Hogs are not large, but the de- South 24 i ey eans an eeas. Hams ‘llfic: cl.‘ummn;mmm.‘ lwll‘usc; gllgofis m:;;"::‘;‘:m w0 prices show no. change. e aver- t of Ga 3 s s 3 ’ ) L2 e 50@12 per bbl; extra Mess, $12G | L ~4 = erain is o det foc New York Metal Market. gl b Family, $13 0. prime Mess Pork, $16; | Beef. Mutton and Veal continue plentiful Ches & Ohlo 4 Scme changes in Beans et ”"m, | clear, $26; Mess, $18: Dry Salted Pork, |and easy at quotations which have e & Alton = tin declined 10s | Small whites B1e BOUS MENCE demand for the | 12%4¢¢ Pis Pork '$25; Ples' Peet, §5 25; Smoked | & week or Mle oy \ g W e _Clear N B &Q new ds. 03 o Pacinc 4. a e % Ei5h 1., Vhile futures | Bast and Texas keeps up. and every day car- | “LRD Tierces quoted at Sc per Ib for com-| Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers WEATHER AND CROP CONI = nlir ] ey B B de lower and quiet, dotea ‘a2 | load lots go out. The shipments of Limas In | ,,ung and 10%@llc for pure; half barrels, | are as follows: SRS NDITIONS. on 78.130% Tex Pac lsts. ade lowsr and qulet, =pot quoted at| yay were 43 cars, while during the first two | nure® 1115e: 10-1b tins, 11%¢; 5-1b tins, 11%c: | BEEF—6%@7%c for Steers and 5%@6%c Hanford—Fruit crop in gocd condition; R 1 & Par 45.106%(Tol LEW 4s G Ras b didine ot Xy b4 T | weeks in June they were 25 cars, with dealers | 5 1h 'tins, 12c. > | per Ib for Cows. wheat good, bay and other grain fair ;‘_ C &;l L & 45 7% Union Pacific 4s.1 . c'm_m; . S .;",.d" ‘;’"“'““ in | oxpecting a totel of 50 cars for the month of | COTTOLENE—One half barrel, 9%c: three | = VEAL—Large 7@Sc; small, 9§9%c per Ib. The prume cr wil t ripening rapidly P : S e B T In: New Yo oa and futures | jyre These shipments are steadily reducing | naif barreis, 9%c: one tierce. 9%c; two tlerces, | MUTTON—\Wethers, S@9c; Ewes, 8@S%e B Ot nes doing well; crop small, | Chic Term e e Iy eyt copper remains | ioeks of Limas down south. Blackeyes are | gisc: five tierces, 9%e per ib. per Ib, uit larger than last year. Sots & & e Al TLHoE A et ectrolrtic. &asif jower and freely oftered RS T LAMB—Spring. 10010t per 1. Grap e in ex- . . - : BEAN yos. $3 60G3 75; Pea, $3 23 3 : —Dressed 4 W g bR ®o "Tana Sap ‘unchanged Both hire 'ana abroad, | pREEAN BYOL B OO T Do 8 101 Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops.| FORK—Drpwsed Hoes Sagom > Bz pujor Cleig oL Mow Xoeh StidIR¥c and. 81135100 | whste: RIGE 15; Pink, $2 S603; 90G3; ) The following quotations are for good, sound jons. —The weather du peaches ripe. o gen ds..... 3 oy 2 ! Lima. $3 50@3 00; Re neys, Ve Ve in San Francisco, less 50 e for of ull kinds. | Livermor two-thirds crop, excellent | KEW YORK MINING STOCKS. Spetter remaing nominaj and unchanged here | ot foga per ctl; Horse Beanis, 1 26g1 5. | Hides are steady, with a fair demand re- | Livestock, delivessd n San, IF ficial to late | quality. g o, . {at bc and was s lower ‘in London, where It | ~ gpEDS—Brown Mustard, nominal; Yellow : ported for Texas and the Middle West. Prices P CATTLE- Steers, 8@9¢: Cows and Heifers, crop will be | Santa Rosa—Hope, grapes and fruits in | Adams Con 10 Little’ Chier B e g p - | Mustard, $2 50; Flax, $2@2 10; Canary, Sic | remain unchanged. Tallow fs in larger supply | , CATTLE-Sters, SOl GO is progressing condition, | Altce 20 Ontario | jolton. clue 78 0d In Glasgow and 468 | for Eastern: Alfalfa, 13@1ic; Rape, 1%4@2%c; | and wesker, both here and in the East Sound | 'l(iqi VRS $@5) r 1b (gross weight). g Al Siwit ool Stk Breece e 15 Ophir . | 103d in Middlesboro. Locally fron is nom- | Timothy, tc; Hemp, 31i@3%c per Ib; Millet, | Hides are rather scarce just now. Pelts are | ‘“é"‘;? Wethers, A@4%c; Ewes, 3%@4c per n age in some | Newman-— Weather favorable for st kinds | Brunswick Con i1l 05 Phoenix | inally unchanked. =No 2’ foundry Northern Is | 33 4e: Broom Corn Seed, $14@13 per ton. also reported in excellent demand. [ e s g Hay hasvest s D completed | of craps, Comstock Tunnel.. 713 Potosl . 30| guoted at §19 50G20; No. 2 foundry Northern, DRIED PEAS—Green, §1 75@2 per ctl. ‘There is no further change in Hops. The | s Spring. $2 50@2 75 head. is progressing: the yield is general- | nta Maria—Cro as .| Con Cal & Va....1 50 Slerra Nevada 75| $18 50G19; No. 1 foundry Southern and No. i ety bl Oregon pool of growers still hold firmly for | LAMBS—SPring. %o . e i o asshoppers | threshing shows splendid. siots of oaian®ed: | Horn Siiver 1 00 Small Hopes 5| 1 foundry Southern soft, $19G19 50, 2 25c, which buyers deciine to pay. The local | HOGSTLive Hogs, UG 10 20 p";r‘e‘.!.'& e B oot Samage Ia the vicinlty of Forterville—Deciduous fruit plentiful; har- | 1ron Silver 1 &3 Standard S Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables. | marcer s ‘quiet and steady. | ander 130 u. T2 off and Siags, 0 per ceni. ipo. Sugar beets, beans and corn are | vesting progressing favorabiy. : Leadville Con. 29 New York Cotton Market | _Wool ia still quoted firm and moving oft from above quotations. 5 good condt DEUiES pos SPetas smil s pa—Crop condftions unchanged | BOSTON STOCKS AND BONDS. 3 < 2 Receipts of new Potatoes were liberal and | Well with no accumulation of stock =~ The jone arge crop I8 e - G. H. WILLSO: H oney— e . LA s sttt - movement woul even er, but holders Frecuing. . Pe are DSnen and Plume | Section Director, Temporarily in Charge. | Call loans.....3u@4%| Mintees o | (NEW YORK. June TooThe cotton mar. | Sleaned P Aok 4 et to Texas and | are exacting the top limit, which buyers some- Receipts of Produce. are doing wel yield Repo = it 2 sy 3 opened easy at a dechine of four points 5 - & {times find themselves unable to pay. An wr all goctions fadicete that thegrapeerop | g~ .~ | Time loans ...4}406 |Adventure o on advance of A ooinis and closed” firm, the Middle Weet, &M e scarcity. of supplies. | SUENt concession, however, results in an prd FOR TUESDAY, JUNE 2. B y large v > o & with July at 12.84c, August 12.49¢ and S d . . | mediate sale . ™ Vatiey - Tve woather during the | | EASTERN MARKETS. | |Atchison ds ..... 9% Amalgamated tember at 1138 while the general list was ORIY the poorest stock sold below 1c per pound. | MUITE M r sxine culle and brands sell itheps, Maleios 38 o clear and pleasant, #nd Mex Cent 4s....] T4% Daly West . % 014" Burbanks from Oregon were steady and 1 240 Wool, bales. 144 he rult crop. Frait of ail i * — % | Ratiroads Bingham .. AL/ A0 D Solie S { fiemiy held. The steamer due to-day ia expect: | SboUt 1i4c under, auotations. | EHeaty selted | 1,075/ Shorts, sks...es 5 progress. Apricots are B A Atchison . 66% Cal & Hecla. s ed to bring a light cargo. lons were weak | P Py 4 R 3 > 1,835 Sugar, ctls..... 600 Arving has_commenced: | New York Stock Market. | ~ Do pra. . 83% Centennial Eastern Livestock Market. at easier prices, supplies being too heavy for | Hides, Sigc for heavy and Sc for light: e ol rying ] 3 3 : 3% C tags’ 7c: Salted Kip. Slgc: Salted Veal, 91 d - better than was expected, but | NEW YOI 5 5 . | NY, NH & H..195 |ranklin i3 CHICAGO. | " Trading In vegetables was active, but prices | Kip, 14c; dry Calf. 19c; Sheepskins, shearlings, | 2 360(Wine, gals..... 18,100 -y b dight, Haying continuss 18 | mers ot oo oone = o OBy Price move. | Lrign Pacific .... 0%/ isie Royaie 7 CHICAGO, June 23 —CATTLE—Recelpts, | of several descriptions were lower under in. 35@30c_wach; short wool 40G@Sc each: me- | i e N - . the second crop of alfalfa i g e B o s T “h | Mexican Central. 2135 Mohawk 44 | 5000_ including 500 Texans. Weak to 15c lower, | creased recelpts. String Beans, particularly | dfum, 70690c: long wool, $1@1 50 each; Horse | e F1 i Ksilver. 201 a o Grapes -"v_‘-,} Misceitencous— | {0ld Dom 131 | Good to primé steers, $5 1065 35; poor to me. | fancy stock. were searce and frmer. Peas | Hides, o ] ;:",c'r"go‘lf_@ég:*mg::m | e 440/ Tlow, ctls ... 204 larse crop is expected. Sum- 5 . 1185% |Osceol | % bt - i = % . t the advance alrea oted. 3 g = Tnaking £ood growth | s poia S 1B | Mo oia. ..o 110 | Parrt SH SR e 41 00m s Yo, merrers, 38 2ot oy | Geren "oy amd Asparagus were unchanged. | dry, §175 for large and $1 50 for medium, §1 | Straw, ton 10 Toed i mcarce, b stock are in good | record of the movement, Ut the violn: et | Am Tel & Tel.. 14114 Quincy 0 | canners. $1 €02 90; bulls, 2 2524 23; calves, | the demand and supply about balancing. Cu- | @125 for small and 30c for Colts. Buck Skina and health Irrigetion water is ph | bound in Coiorado Fuel followed, and seemed | om Iron & Steel. 181,/ anta Fe . 115 | 82 25@6; Texas fed steers, $3 50@4 75, cumbers and Summer Squash were offering K —Dry Mexican, 52'%c: dry salted Mexican, 26c; Southern California.—The westher was gen- | (V¢ 'n Colorado Fuel followed, and seemed | COT 110 170 | Primountain ... §73% | HOGS—Recelpts: ~To-day. 1.000% Jett over, | freely and prices declined sharply. Mississippi |dry Central American. Sic. Goat Skins—Prima | | STOCK MARKET. | erally warm ear, but with cool mights | 0 TR TRORE P acn: w"bbg o gfl Mass Electric. ... 26 1“,,,,,,, « . 5% | 5600 10@13c lower. Mixed and butchers', | Tomatoes were firmly heid at an advance. An- | Angoras. iic: large and smooth, 50c; medium, 2nd fogs aiong coast. Grain harvest is | S U PUCTS a0 Reading . weee iteed | Do fd ....... 82 (United States ... 213 | $5 90G6 15; good to choice heavy $6@s 20’ | other carload came in. Offerings from nearby | 35¢; small, 20c P heat an re yielding larze o e | point or mas z . 1By w [ e . X ! A 3 2 “ool. TogEy Tighia tetarded the growth of con, | e e e X e N a2 30 [ Wobetios “SHEEP Heteipts, 10,000; sheep, steady to | ctl; old Burbanks from Oregon, 90c@$1 10 per | WOOL—Quot tatlons Tor mew’ apring clip are | ing. business in (hem being betier than for T e Ventara County s reported unueuaily | showed the closest ‘svmpathy, advanced ‘more | . Do Ptd ... %! 1 Jower, amba? shcedy 10 STt ool | S T Red, 40000 per sacki mew | Her B, P o o edactie, 136 | e e St s ety A Ry b lpreae oo t an 2. Obviously there was distress on the LONDON CLOSING STOCKS. . Pt R e ina, 70 K » | n, 14@16c, accordin lition; | certificates were lower at $30. good: harvest w ymence soon. Mustard | o oF e i i Con 3 mixed, $3 2064 25: \Western sheep, $1G5; na- | Silverskins, 75@90c. 13c; Northern, 14@16ec, ac ng to condition; | G nd Electric lowar hurvest has commenced at Lompoe; the crop fs | Fart Ehorts In Colorado Fuel and rather | con for money.. 91%'N Y Central.....130 A tive 1a T Wi ‘es@7. " | VEGETABLES—Green Corn, 1714@25c per | Nevada, 12@iSc: San Joaqin, free, 11@lic; | In the aftermoon Gas & p-< TR e el e g e el | g, o Sl o contatiens | B, "aee i S Now o i e tmba, MOTVGRT, mie IO g e, W8 e b (o L | e, o pe 8 bt $51LC | a0 o Gl Evier Wl e ot Jiay buling is progressing: the 3 | - : g Anaconda . 4y vt . : : cy. $1 7562 for No. 1 and $1 for No. 2: | Valley Oregon, fine : do. medium, 166 : T e Gvasshoppers caused siight | What purport was not clearly defined. The | AnSconds D 613 Ont &’ Western. . hsg | ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. June 23.—CATTLE—R ubarb, 90QUBC pér bax: Green Peas, 4c N e Th e e T e "The Pacific Coast Borax Company will pay . %G frain and hay at Cempo, San Dieo | Euine were all not well maintained snd the [ 0GR 01111 0% Pennsyivania. B | celp 5000; steady. * Natives, | R aing Besns, 1@0c per. Iby Wax. 169¢; To- | pound " 4 - Per | reguiar monthly dividend of §1 per share June oy A 1 be & Jarge yield of rapes | Had the earlier rate of Sctivity been Sare: vt g B 1 1 o | Meitens."35 0@t or vols, $085. R e D s: o | HUPE IR por I ]' Pittsburg Ofl Company has declared a divi- e Geciducus fruits except apricots. | lieved during the final hour the transactions | CRnadusn, Pacific 15008 ReSding - ooo--- 24K | agy "38G4 40; vearlings and caives i | per ‘crate; Summer Bquash, 50c for Vacaville . SRS N T S, e Y de oranges will yield heavily. for the day would not have exceeded 200,000 | C®® 5 kers and feeders, §3 50@4 75 | pe ¢ General Merchend payable July 1. e ea Sumimary —Favorable conditions pre. | hares, and only a handful of prominent stoc! g‘";c&‘ Q‘{'}}"“',‘fl% go'.,""_bf,d,,";‘t‘ £9 HOGB—Receipts, '14.800; market Sc to 10c ook "&%{g’erh:{ék e e SR ol b ol e winh along the coast: crops made good POk | had up to that time fuctuated as much as a | G M & 8 o e T |lower. Light and light mixed. 85 7065 773 | pox for Sarysville and $2G2 25 for bay: Garlle Stock and Bond Exchange. i, and_the outieck Tor hiay is more encour- | polnt, part of the time above and part of the [ D &R G - 220" |Bonthern | Pactid { medium_and heavy, $57214@5 95: buik of | 9gac per Ib; Dried Peppers, 5c per ib: Green | BAGS—Calcuttas were offered on 'Change at i ¥ et i e e e e it S TR Bl | PO I T 14| i et T o Wi e | vt Sstin £ S | o T S R S TUBSDAY. Juse 53 5. m. of 873 ; 2 : ; 5 s 3 = h 200d; i 0P Mative | ip: from Los Angeles, Plant from | recent ne. ~ Grain 3 s S angeies Summary - Normal weather con. ce ihe summer preceding the last Presden- | ETie 2051 Do pnd wes, $4 50; lambs, weak to 15c lower. 1 Quentin_ 5.85¢; Wool Bags, Poe ot e cloudy than usual in coast Do 1st pfd.... 67% 'L 8 Steel . ewes, g . Los Angeles, 17%c¢ per Ib. lentin,_5.80¢: d ITED STATES BONDS. O bricots are of better GUAlILy Than | brices wais s a rule siightly Shove test Mients | DO 26 ptd .20 24| Do pra | 3 TEANNED FRUITS—The California Fru NI Ank. Bid. Ask. ewal Some sections report . ght €roD of | closing. The reason assigned for the buying by | Jiinols Central..13 i“;,?,";“ % Boston Wool Market. | Poultry apd Game. Canners’ Assoclation announces the. following | 48 or coup. 111 1115 fs T e reaches A professional traders. who did practically all of | Louis & : Tice list for 1903 pack: | 4 ar reg... D. . 3 it. was that yesterday's rather unfavorable ge- | M. K & T - 20%1, BOS —The dema g - SCELLANEO NDS. Weather Report. éiopments had caused such st decines as | Bar silver steady, 24 5-164 per ounce. | , B h,‘;‘,f".‘,\..’a“fhf “week, gmwfl:n ‘Y petter | The Poultry market was easy and failed to CT | g ,of: :o. - fo indicate that no more liquidation was hang- | Money, 2623 per cent. The rate of diacount | reeiing prevailed. Teiritory wools are quoted | LleAn UP. although the receipts were small 22| & | A8 4o sa10s 4 Oceanic S 58 — 85 — ng_over the market. in the’ open market for short bills 1s 2% per | fZ 08 BENSTCn, new wools have been moja. | Retailers were well supplied and reported the | BEl & | Om C R 6s12¢ 125 #h Meridian—Paeific Time.) The S-voint rebound in itan securi- | cent. The rate of discount in the cpen mar- | Net*%oTHitory “wools are quotuble here at Sig | Public demand light, oWing to the large num- ALY 8% SP- Pac G Im 4a. 98 98 NCISCO, June 23—5 p. m. | Ues on account of the failure of the suit | ket for three months’ bills is 2% per cent. for fine medi bers of consumers out of town for the vacation g e g Pac E R 5s.100%111 o e | against the street rallway lease relieved the %‘c {fl '.2‘.'«'...... 01¢°{err7xory wool, 1?3.. teq | Senson. Strictly gnr; llrgm‘mnt chickens |2 g{;."." oo = Pk & CH tn: 1 s market's depressing factors. Some early reac- : P =4 alone were firm. ers, lers, Geese and B | COAST RECORD. o in cotion and ceveal markets: ae o the | New York Grain and Produce. |sicady, Fine Japle wooy, fim,at 32@%c: | Sauub were quoted lower. 100 and Ttabbita £ i3l - | peacmanig = s O R r——r W R = % | more tavorable weather map for the day. was . dium wool, 45@48c, with medium at 43@4sc. | Were dull in sympal Pourty, 31 30181 o | H Cas 5%s.102% — | Sac EG&RSs. 1 5 aF a5 8 -’T z2 7 |&n encouraging factor in etocks. The publica- | NpwW YORK, June 23.—FLOUR—Receipts, Territory—Idaho, fine, 14@14l4c: fine me. POULTRY—Live rkeys, nominal: Geese, 1 20| - Do s . 95 08 (SF & SIVSe. — g ghe 2 - 3 2 | tion of the weekly crop report was followed ;e . 28,995 s 15%@i6c: hedium, 16@17c: W = pair. $1@1 50: Goslings, $1@1 50 Ducks. 1100100 T reL b1 — | Sierra Cal 65.100% — PEEZiz Ei 2| by ecme roemnion in uient'an) dome rail in | Tisos pakastn Sarkit A bus 1o active: | Bhs aeGile: fe mealum. 1bsatic) e | 100,50 per, asn o o1 aed pad’ Lo iR 18 EATG Sk FEMAT % z 25 :3 ; 1734@18%c; Montana choice, ‘18G1xthc} i k P 175160 135 = | “113 g 32 3°28 : = | The firmness of the exchange market indi- fine medium choice, 18@18%c; staple, 3 110; old Roosters, M‘m, 11 LALCoSs. — — | (1910) 2% — g A e ¢ cated a probability of some further outgo of . hoice, 18@18%¢ » 18@ | projlers, $3@3 50 for large and 50 for 3l 1 13 Do gtd 6s. — — |S Pof Cam 25 JExtor o e e e nifle A SRR S e S R R IS ST s $ as 7 o 85, — — LR : | mana for 7,378, loans on cail” were Ko St. Louts W ool Market. oSN ALY, $1@1 25 per dozen: Hare, % - g Al Sit.ee © o = 128 108%] s B u Ny o o to secure, but t omesLo, b commenty e S M i 18in N dom ST g Carson r NW Ciear x . — . 3 5 fre . 3008 @2 B0 NW Clear Medium and combing, nmg‘”u‘,'; Butter, Cheese and Eggs. 1350100 " 05| NRCof O e o 121% Fresno 29.80 94 56 NW Clear fine, 18c; heavy fine, i tub —— 2252100190 | N CRR 88112 — Pagstaft......20.9 72 36 W Clear washed, are freely offered at lower " 1751600140 N C P C 5 9%101% Intepcndcnes “30.70 %0 9 & Cear & 2 e vy dnd the demang 18 ehi "% Cingir O N8R G — 10 Lot Anssies.. 2984 78 80 Ciay Northern Business. E50d many are il going Intc, rtorage, sl 55 50; Foalys | Sae T eree 112 - o ' T8 steady, with lllflfll.r.fliwnvplhi n‘h:cklr de- Bay, 50: Greta, ; “Wallsend. O‘D.o-rbco —*m 2968 102 68 W_ Clear SEA’ June 28.—Clearings. $619,300; | mand. J $750; Cumberiand. $13 in |. Do con 58112 — 20.86 72 50 SW Cloudy ), o 4 25 'in ; Welsh Anthracite "There is no further ¢ in_Butter. Im. WATER 02 72 56 NW Clear TACOMA. June 23.—Clearings, $310,012; bal- n B 50 38 30 o ; bal- | porters of Eastern are the market Egg, $13; fil-:l'h Costa. 58 "29.96 4 5 NW Pt.Cldy 702, ‘as possible In order to Work Off thelr ‘ton; Coke, $11 in Ceatmn w0 2060 @2 62 N Clear ND. June 23.—Clearings, $127,765; in " Marin Co.... et 2994 52 48 N Clear . $60,058. . were 57,700 Ibs Butter, 1350 cases | $8 4G per 2000 Ibs and 2082 90 §8 NE Clear June 23.—Olearings, $292,280; 7300 Ibs Cheese. brand. 2952 76 56 NW Cloudy balances, $27,471. . b . » first hands, 24@20c; | CORDAGE—The local