The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 14, 1903, Page 11

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. ties featureless and very dull. YVork stock market unsettled and not over firm. Exchange as before quoted. at Chicago, with the longs unloading. both as to futwres and cash grain. . Corn firm and Rye quiet. ‘under large reccipts. Bran and Middlings firm. - change in Beans and Sceds. ¢ and Eggs firm and in good demand. line in Provisions at Chicago. ¢ to tend downzward slowly. Sheep and Hogs as previously quoted. i heavy receipt, dull and lower. 1 Game in light receipt and steady. Fruit selling off very well. WCR ( nurkel llllted Total sales vaiue), ,-, (par cather Report. d fill?lu bonds were all unchanged on oy b —Pactfic Time.) N FRANCISCO, July 18—8 p. m. NEW YORK STOCK LIST. L Sales. High. Low. Ciose. COAST RE RECORD, Adekison -3 . = M 833, T = 2 2 bt g =3 H 24 2 e s £ s s Clear Clear Clear . Clear . Pt.Clay - Clear Clear . Clear .00 | Denver & Rio G .. 1,500 Cloudy 08| Den & Rio G pfd.. 600 Clear Tr. | Erie ....... 1100 3 30 Cloudy .00 | Ere 7,700 06% 66 iy Cloudy .01 | Erie 2 4,700 56 b 55% Clear .00 | Great Northern prd. Clear .00 | Hocking Valley 00 Clear .00 | Hocking Val prd : Clear .00 | Lilinols _Central Cloudy Tr. Clear Clear Clear .00 Rain .22 | Louisville & Noeh Pt.(ldy 00 | Manhattan L ... Cloudy .16 | Metropolitan £t R: Pt.Cidy .00 | Minneap & St L Ciéar v | Missouri Pacific' . Clear Tr.|Mo. Kan & T r __"T Mo, K & T ptd GENERAL | National of Mex Nation of Mex pfd. Y Central ...... orfolk & Western. folk & W prd tario & Western Pennsylvania Pittsburg Reading . Reading Reading 24 ptd Rock Island Co.... Rock Isi Co pfd . Louis & S Fran over the Pacific slope. Utah and Light A thun- = High from Southern over the L &8 F lst ptd. 100 S F 24 ptd. 1,800 Louts 8 W .... 800 Louls 8 W pfd.. light warmer Tuesday; cather Bulletin. consin Cen pfd. xprees Companies— dams . | American . United States.... Wells-Fargo Miscellaneous— Amaigam Cop) Amer Car & Pmn\d 16‘»00 Amer Car & F ptd. . Amer Linseed OIll.. Amer Lin Oil ptd. ‘Amer Locomotive.. | Amer Loco ptd.... | Amer Smeit & Ref. Am Smeit & R pf rs ending 5 feco. July 13: » = Consolidated Gas.. General Eiectric ; | Internt] Paper | Internt] Paper erntl i Inter | 100 0 300 -~ 100 Pressed Steel Car.. 800 3 - | Pressed § Car pfd.. 400 2 Pullman Palace Car _ 200 205 200 -+ | Republic Steel 34,400 13% 121 13y - | Republic Steel pfd. 400 73 72 73 | Rubber Goods.. 600 21 20% 20 Rubber Goods pfd wesns soss saan T0%% jrying commenced in most | Tenn Coal & Iron.. 1900 @Oy 48y o of fine quality. | X 8 8 81 in A ass condition. 2% s s2 r conditions very favorable. | sisy ol Sgeay onditions unchanged Wi @i sy harvest beginni very . 20% 20 2% threshing conti y. | Steel pfd. VY WYy D eather favorable for all crops. tern Union. 400 S3% 83y &3 ot season coming to a close unchanged e as before reported. Do rop of olives mot very | Do Do s unchanged. * Do . . |" Do Section Director. | Do T . #| Do EASTERN MARKETS. | |2 » X rrerTetpege G J S Re-dt.enh. &ll‘cbllll stLthn w614 lele-u 92 2ds . P s T8 Southern” Pac 4a.. 87 York Stock Market. Neu There was further stocks to-day, but it be- 4 r part of the © bears had over-extended | | Southern Ry 5e. 12 they took fright ove: Tex & Pac 1 s brought out by oL AW t 3 by | %|Union Pactfic il their réther urgent to cover. The result | ¢ 101 conv 4s % which wiped out practi- ‘ \\-ha-h lnl . s's earlier losses end estab- 8 -108 ‘aine TUDDIDE 10 & point 1of some Do Beb e active stocks. The anthracite ¢| West Shore 4s . 108 nepicoous in the rally, and | Etie prior lien 4s. 95 |Wheel & L E 4s. 90 York Centrai shared in the recovery quite Do gen 4s 83 ‘“l- Cent 45 .... 89% Xew York Central showed some signs | 7t W & D C 15ts.106_ |Con Tob 4s . 54 i eupported taroughout, aithough the | Hocking Val 41¢s1us¥ |Colo F & weaknese of the market ‘was due to the 94% Manhattan ecline in that stock as much as Its extreme decline was two 3% was but mo- ther more se- | | | pressed w York Central, and n‘ | | NEW YORK MINING STOC! Adams Con . 08 [Littie Chief | & , 21 |Ontario . roed Gown through the subscription price These 1wo great trunk line quence reached & lower price . years pasi. Many other = Jow s year were made among the Iron Silver . Leadville Con BCETON STOCKS AND BONDS. , Bouthwestern, Vanderbilts, wilic utilities, the Express stocks. Copper and cther iodustrials and | _Money— |Westinghse Com. S8 Diinois Central dropped 43 8. | call loans ..3@4 Mining— tan 2% and some of the in- | Time loans 41403 Adventure ... 4 much larg amounts. olis and Omaha slumped two | Atchison 4s ngle sate, and Big Four dropped | Mex Con ds. his weakness was the result of | Rafiroads— Y sccumulated over Hunday by | Atchiscn . twicgraph @s @ result of an uneasi- last week's trading. The pro- crs were quick to detect attempts scliing orders and wers very .e market from under them and ndicated .il ~ trong tone refed Tates for Hix monthe per_cent, in- sell. Cable \mmm- without h £t ent h.Mer for in London fl and London ot an xmuu-n oo the Trane- norrow. But tive demand for mdu Yo The weekly statistios re very favorable. The rket was not fully held to closing was rather irregular bond market shared in the recovered when the #tocks and 28| Chicago Grain Market. | July (new) . | September (old) S01; | September (new) 50 % | Corn No. Juiy DeBeers .... . 1(;?- South Ry pfd Denver & Rio G.. 26) South Pac Den & Rio G pfd. 88 Union Pac Erie .... 31% Union Pac pfd. FErie ist pid. 86% U S Steel .. Erie 24 pfd. 56U S Steel pfd. Tilinots Centrai 13415 | Wabash Loulsville & sh110% Wabash pfd ln, Kan & T.. 20%! Stiver, firm, : per cent. he rate of discount in the open market for Short Bills is 2% per cent, and for Three Months Bllls is 2% per cent. Money, 24%d per ounce; New York Grain and Produce. July 13.—FLOUR— exports, 11,502 barrels; ket weaker and lower to sell. VHEAT—Receipts, 27,300 bushels: exports, 90,687 bus| No. 2 red, S54ec elevator f. o. b, afloat; . Northern Duluth, 9214¢'f. o. b., afloat | hard Manitoba, . 0. b, aficat. Options opened firmer on cables, but at once eased off | and for the rest of the day were very weak | under extended liquidation by fine weather and closed {@%c lower. Sales included: No. 2 red, July, S514@s8%c, closed S3Yc; Septem- ber, 81 15-16684)4c. closed S17c; December, SIME83Yc, closed §1%e. HOPS—Dul | HIDES— 1 WOO! PETROLEUM-—Steady. 1 . COFFEE—Spot Rio quiet. No. 7_invoice, | 3 5 3-1€c; mild, quiet. The market for coffee | tutures ruled Guiet and displayed litile feature, closing dull, net unchanged to 5 points lowe Sales were ahout 1500 bage, including: Se 3.50c; May, «uo@, tember, 3.60c; November, 4.65c. UGAR—Raw Fair refining, 3 1-16¢; | centrifugal, 96 9-16c; molasses sugar, | 213-16c. Refined w DRIED FRU XT | EVAPORATED APPLES--The market was | quiet to-day, but holders show considerable confidence and prices are steady Common are quoted at 4@5%c; prime, 5i@5%c; choice, 6c: fancy, 61;@75c. PRUNES—Spot | prunes generally are firm | | and the larger sizes are reported 1ght sup- | ply. Qunllflun. range from 8c to Tc for all | grad AERICOTS aitract & moderats Sobbine: de: | mand and are steady at 7%@S¥c for choice and 10g12%c for fancy. PEACHES remain steady and unchanged n.l T@7%c for choice and S@10%c for fancy. | CHICAGO, July 13.—Wheat, after a strong | opening to-day, ruled for the greater part of | the session weak and the close was at a de- cline of 2}4G2%c. - Corn, though showing some | strength early, reflected the weakness in wheat and d with a loss of 1G1%c. Oats were down %c and provisions showed a loss | | of_223,@50c. Firm cables caused strength in wheat at | the opening but it did not hold long. Septem- | ber showed & gain of W@lc at Tua@Suz, .o | high point for the day, and immediately slumped off on selling by some of the large | commisMon houses influenced by good gro | ing weather throughout the country and bea ish construction placed on the Government re- Local long holders followed the I and before the selling was over September A slightly better tone devei- | oped near the close, but with a small cash | ! demand and increasing receipts, there was not I recovery and the close was weak at 707 . & net loss of 2%@2%¢. There was considerable weakness in corn, due to free selling by local traders on reports of good weather and on the e The opening on the early L3 y but in the face good support to the market of the weakness in wheat, a steady decline took | | place. September_selling down to 50ic and closing weak at 501,@50%¢, a loss of 1@134c. | Country offerings were quite liberal with but | little support. Oats were lower in sympathy with corn and wheat, but there was some good buying in d | ferreq’ futures and prices suffered but little The crop situation prevented much selling and | | the cash demand was light. September closed | | %c lower after ranging between 34l4c and 34%@34%c, the opening figures. i Local traders bought provisions on the break. but the buying had little strengthening in- | fluence. A big run of hogs and lower prices at the yards caused a break in the market and the ciose showed a net loss for Septem ber pork of 50c. while lard was down 27} and ribs 221,G25c. Stocks are increasing and the demand shows little improvement. The leading futuies ranged as follows: Open. Low. | Ciose. July (old) September | Deceniver | Oats No. July ... September | December Mess Vork per, m,‘ § { July 420 | September R | Lard per 100 lbs— | July 60 40 0 | Septernber October |~ Short Ribs per 1 Juiy 8 4 45 September s 45 October .. 8 15 quotatiors were as No. 3 spring whea 02; prime timoth: | 83 40; mess | ok ¢ bbl, $14 00G14 . per 100 1bs, | E ; short ribs sides (loose), $8 "owz 40; | dry -gun shoulders (boxed), $7 T Short clear mdes (boxed). §5 H0GS 631s: ks, basie of high winei. ‘§1 30; corts. oo { tract_grade, $11 50G11 Articles— Receipts. Shipments. | | Flour, barrels . 22,34 | Wheat, bushels | Corn, ‘bushels Oats, bushels Rye, bushels Bariey, bushel On the Produ the But- - Exch-nn to-day ter market was creameries, 15@20c dairies, 14@18c g8 «teady at mark, o included, 13@14%c; cheese, steady, 10G@11bs¢ Foreign Futures. | LIVERPOOL. { Wheat— Sept. Dec. | Opening 64 I ] | Closing . 6 3% 6 3o | | Wheat— July. Nov.-Feb. | Openirg * Holiday. | Closing - Hollday. Flour- Opening . - Holiday. Closing . - Holiday. : Eastern Livestock Market. CHICAGO. CHICAGO, July 13.—~CATTLE—Receipts, 23,600, including 1000 Texans: West steady. Good to prime steers, $5G5 50; posr | fg medium,” 83 90G5; stockers nd tesdera, : | $2 5064 50: s1 4 40: canners, 2 calves, §2 i HOGS—Receipts _to-day_ 52,000 to-morrow. 10,000; left over, 5200: 15@20c lower. Mixed and butchers 5 : 2565 55; good to rough heavy, $5@5 Hene” 88 4060 70, btk ot saimy. 5 Soas B0 | USHEEP_Recelnts, 15,000 Sheep, strong. Lambs 15a25c higher. Good to cholce weth: ers. 3% T0G4; falr to cholce mixed, 5 Wegtern aheep, $2 00a3 15; n.xm.»“fimn, B ) ST. JOSEPH. | SOUTH ST JOSEPH, Mo, July 13 _CAT. TLE—Recelp 10G15¢ Natives, $4@5 25; cows -na hemn s 'B06%; stenvens and feeders, S3a4 “uoos—mum.- .hO(L Sai0e lower. Light, 3065 40; medium and_heavy, 5 P—Receipts, 2057; steady, vl New York Metal Market, oaNEW YORK, Tuly 13—Spot tin was £2 24 in_London a O res cibscd £2 108 Bigher B o at £123. Gally, tin, influenced by the. advance x"'l was also firm, cl at §27 5. 4 4 per was about s lower in re floted 260 Te ¢d and fut Tre Locally, copper wil and el i quoted at 01: @14 an “Oe.laifi 13“ -" d casting ndwuuncmx‘dh h'“-u Spelter was Aeauna t 2 17s 64 in London and firm Iw‘n‘l at 1215, SRS 4oy ?‘ ? “fio'. b1 u:\ll« R W e T e Visible Gram S upply. THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, Feed, new, $1 014@G1 new shipping nd_brewing, $1 1234@1 1i%: old brewing, 51 1581 20; Ehesaior,” $1 15¢1 30 for fair to choice. ! FUTURES. Eession 9 10 11:30 a. m. ! Open. High. Low. Close, | December ... 92% 9215 2 v 2 p. m. Eession. No sales. OATS—There is nothing new to report, the | G m Four, 83 25 per 100 Ibs: Ry 5 G0 i Rice Flour, 3 + Cern Heul 25 cream do, Groats, $450; Hominy, $4G4 25; Bucx.h,,, Flour, $& 5; Cracked Wheat, $3 50; | rina, $4 25 % | Green Peas, $5 30 per 100 ibs. { : | White, 52 bushels; u taw bn-hell, decmu sooo decrease 84, bushels: bnrle’ 475,000 \mlhe increase 30000 ‘bushels. W ool Sales in Montana. GREAT FALLS, Mont., July 13.—To-day's wool sales on the Great Falls wool market were the largest In Montana for the season. pounds of fleece were disposed of, ex- ceeding thru times-the record for any one day. “The prevalling prices wera from 15c to 16c. Northern Business. TACOMA, July 13.—Clearings, $324,902; bal- | ances, £30. POR LAND‘ July 18.—Clearings, $817.003; balances, $123,530. SPOKANE, July 13.—Clearings, $400,732 balances, $49,988. SEATTLE, ul)’ 13.—Clearings, $751,673: bal- ances, $137,402. Northern Wheat Market. i OREGON, July 13. — WHEAT — Walla Bluestem, 80c; Valley, 70@80c. PORTLAND, Walla, 76G75 TACOM. stem, 82c; *- l Lk e e it Exchange and Bullion. LOCAL MARKETS. | * Silver advanced materially. Sterling Exchange, ixty days.. Sterling Exchange, sight Sterling Exchange, cabies New York Exchange, sight New York Exchange, me:.-.pmu Silver, per cunce Mexican Dotlars, nol Wheat and Other Grains. § 4 4 forelgn { sound Apples and Pears were in fair r ,up and firmer prices ruled for ULY 14, 1903. Imted as the top for ranch by almost all deal- q h‘”mflm" the demand is vcry 1- . 48,000 lbs Butter, nnd 7500 ba- Cneeser R—Creamery, 24@25%c; dairy, 24c; store &li!er, 17@20c; Eastern HEESE—New, 12@12%c; Young America, 12%0!3@. Eastern, 151;@16c; Western, 12%c ”m%’s—mnch 22g24c for whits and 20021 for mixed colors; store, 10¢c; Eastern, 17@ 19c per dozen. Deciauous and Citrus Fruits. 1135 cases lIda.- | packed. nomi CH! As usual on Monday the receipts of de- ciduous fruits were somewhat light, and as cholee rips stock was rather scarce prices ‘of small packages were generally well main- tained. Green stock, particularly Plums and Prunes, were offering freely, but moved slowly. there being no inquiry for shipping. Apricots in bulk were in limited supply and cleaned up | quickly. The top quotation was obtained only in a small way from the regular trade, &10 per ton being about the highest figure pald by can. ners, who were the nrincipal buers =Goo: uest, ut trashy stock, such as culls and windfalls, Yas atill in _heayy supply and dull. wera in ample supply and showed DUL sHight Yariation. . Cherrics ware very scarce and cleaned up promptly at higher figures. Prices of Grapes had a wider range and moved slowly owing to the poor qualitv of most of the offerings. The market was liberally sup- plied with Melons, and, as the weather o] I‘~ ated against trade, prices were lower. cars of Watermelons came in from Fresno ‘and 2 from Coachella. Occasional lots of fancy Berries sold above the quotations, but the com- mon rur of afferings were generally easy. Cur- rants were firmer under light receipts and & steady inquiry. Prices of Citrus fruits were unchanged and the market was amply supplied with all de- scriptions. Overripe Bananas were :eu cleaned the American_product. chest for Long- varieties. est. RAhPBI-:anE —$4G6_per LOGANBERRIES—-$1 T5G2 [0 per chest BLACKBERRIES—$2 50@s 50 per chest. CURRANTS—$26G3 50 per chest. APPLES—B0c@$1 50 per box; " Crabapples, WHEAT—The markets remained | 506500 pes box. about the came. The world's shipments for |~ PEARS—Baitletts $101325 per box for e S i o el B Sy ¢ for common; Desrborn o ist 35000, rgentine, | Seadlings, 50G60c ner box and 40Gu0c per 115,000, Thian, 158,000 ‘The American visibia | bagger s T UCoC "er be 0G50c Supply decreascd 1,630,000 bushels. ago advanced from T014e to 80c and then steatily declined 10 TTRe The. break was | caused by the heavy selling of Armour and the | Northwest and rumors of finaneial difficulties in New York, which started the bulls to real- | izing and a groat deal of long Wheat came out. The selling of Armour and the North. west was supposedly due to better crop prus- | pects in the Northwest. In this market futures were lower, but the cash grain was unchanged. New Wheat, §1 373@1 42% for shipping and s 50150 Tor milltng. CASH WHEAT., California _ Club, %1 40a1 av., Californta | 3 | White _Australian, 1 Wl %: Northern Club; $1°40g1 42%: “Northern Bine 'Stem, $148%@1 50; Oregon Valley, $1 4734, FUTURES, Session 9 to 11:30 a. m. Open. High. Low. Close. December ...§1 38 §1 3815 $1 37 $1 87Y% 2 p. m. Seselon Open. High. Low. Close. | December ... u % SLITK 1% sy ay BARLEY- open-d the week somewhat lower, both as to cash grain and futures. The mar- ket was quiet and uninteresting. CASH BARLEY. market being stead lo | New Rea, $1 15G1 25 per ctl. | Old_“crdp — White, 81 1714@1.25; Black, ; $1 0@t 1 Red, $1 12%@1 17% for common | and §1 20g for choice: Gray. nominal. { The situation remains ‘the same, re- | celnis heing HEht, stocks meaper and the mos | ket stronger. Prices are unchanged. | Callfornia lar, el L round do, $ ; 401 As Egyrtian, $1 46G1 50 for While and $1 405 1 46_for Brown. RYE—$1 1041 15 per ctl. BUCKWHEAT—S$1 75@2 per ctl. 1 Flour and Millstuffs. FLOUR—California Famlly Extras 4 65 usual terms: Bakers' Extras, $1 30y $4 40; Oregon and Washington, $3 70G4 pec bbl for Family d 70@4 20 for Bakers'. nd $5 MILLSTU FF —Prices Vhote W heat Flour, §3 50: Rolled $6 .m& 60: in sacks, $6 25@8 10; $5 50; Split Peas, boxes, $§7; Oats, Pearl Barley, Hay and Feedstuffs. Hay was weak, receipts being aimost 1500 tons, and though close buyers could shade the | quotations there was no positive decline, The | feeling in Bran and Middlings was reported rather firmer. BRAN—3z4@25 per ton. MIDDLINGS $21G50 per ton. TS —$24@25 ver ton. FERDSTUS TS ROled Barley, 22923 ton; Oticake Meal at the miil, szeau Jobbing, $21G27 50; Cocomnut Cake, $20@=1: Corn Meal, = $27 50G28 50; Cracked. Corn, | $28 50G2% 50; Mixed Feed, §22@23; Horse | Beans. $30 pe; NEW T HAY Wheat, $10@12 5 heat | and Oat. $9°50@11: Oat, $8 50@12: Barley, | | 88 50G10 50; Clover. $9 10:" Stock, $7 LOGS 50° | Alfalia, $8@10 per ton. STRAW—33@60c per bale. Beans and Seeds. Previous prices rule, With a quiet market. BEANS—Bayos. &1 6065 10, Pea, 43 23g3 30; | Butters & 23; small White, 1 2 90G3 15; _Pink. 803 Lime, $3 4503 00; Re Inll,aflhenyn. $2 50@3 per ot 1 25G1 35. i SEEDS—Brown Mustard. Mustard, $@4; Flax, 81 0042; Canary, o4 Eastern; , nominal; R 1 &e Timothy, 6G6%c: Hemp, 3 @3 %F. il let, 3@3%c: Broom Corn Seed, $18@20 per ton DRIED PEAS—Nominal—none Lere. nominal: Yellow c for Pomlucs Onions and Vegetablr: Receipts of new Potatoes were heavy and s there was no demand for shipping the mar- ket had an easier tone and prices were lower all around. As usual & few lots of strictly fancy ripe stock commanded a small premiu over the quotations. Trading in old Burbank was light nd prices were unchanged. The | steamer due from Oregon to-day will bring | about 1400 sacks. Onions were in ample sup- ply and yellow were fairly steady at the pre- viovsly quoted rates. Changes In“vezetables were slight. Summer Squash, Cucumbers and Tomatoes continued to move freely at steady prices and Peas and Asparagus cieaned up quickly at previous quo- tations, Green Corn was steady for good stock, but poor and wormy stock, which was in free supply, was hard to dispose of. String | Beans and Green Peppers were generally weak and only the very best offerings recelved any attention. POTATOES—New White, 75c@$1 per ctl in llck:';nd $1 10@1 50 in boxes, with some fan- e Early Rose, 85cG$1; Garnet Chiles, old Burbanks from Oregon, $1 356 m\oxcoas—m‘ 25@40c per sack; Silverskins, EGETABLES—Green Corn, $1 sadks crates from . Alameds. $16130; ¢ Berkeley, 86c@$1; Asparagus, $2 25G2 50 box for extra flnCY. $1 75@2 for No. 1 and '% 1 50 for No. 2; Green Peas, 3@0c per Ib; String Beaps, 24@4c per 1b; Wax, 214@4e; Tomatoes, 'M'Ifie (or #mall boxes and $1 50G2 for hr‘e boxes from the rive: boxes and crates from $1601 25 Mu Angeles. 75c@§1: Summer Squash, T bo bbas . T5e@$1 per ctl; %1 per sack: Cucumbers, 40a50¢ r‘;ry-vulelhmlri"fl?xrzu for b c per 'eppers, 5¢ per Ib; Green Peppe: Ge@$l 25 per bnx‘ Green Okra, 15¢ per 1b: Ln Plant, $1 25@1 50 per box. K Poultry and Game. Poultry opened the week steady. There was & good demand for large fowls and two cars of Western Hens that were on sale cleaned up well at steady prices. Receipts of domestin were very light, as usual on Monday, and i quotatious stand as before. Game Hght receipt and cleaned up readily at steady rices. e YoLjve Turkess. pominal; 1g1 25; doslings, 8161 25/ e “hsen for b4 ?na”; ek Jouas I nmn-m lsq e’ and be -un B"‘ per, lll’:’. £5 5004 10; old nrunm 3 oizd for lar I: “Pigeons. $1 5061 1 per dozen for oig TS 7o tor s (-.Aum—n.nm- $1.2681 50 per Hare, $1@1 25; Wild Doves, nm 30 per uaun, Butter, Clweu and Eggs. op-ld 'h ‘week ltuhflhlrlu o ) :f..u, « micady Gemand, and neboly Laa "cn-u is unsettled. Some deal -n quot- {:‘p ot Ay attempt ‘to advance the mars ket would 4 °," country fi;fl 1] are shipping 13 $1a3 51 llfi Valencias, FIGS —Single-layer, 25@35c per drawer; | do;blo layer, 40@060c per drawer. 5—35@40c per box, 40@65c per crate and 15@dbc per basket. PRUNES—Tragedy, 25@h0c per basket: CHERRIES—Black, —— ~er box and per 1b in bulk; ..oyal Anne. @3GSic per box and 6@S8c ver !b in bulk. APRICOTS per box or crate; large open boxes, THed! n bulk, $20@35 per ton. PEACHES —30@00c for small boxes, with mme fancy higher; baskets from the river, 30% | MELO\S%In!llou[es from Coachella, $2@ 50 per crate; Watermelons from Coachella, 50@60c per crate and Simonl, 6075 per crate. GRAPES—From Yuma, €0c@$l for Seedless Sultana and 25 for Black Malvoise. Seedlings, tor ‘choice anu i Zdga U for sianuaru, | & Aichacls. §1 002 Lemons, T6c@$1 for standard, $1 25G175_for choice .na t"w jor _tar ape Fruit. $lal ex Yimess 83 50G6; Bananas, $150G2 50 per buneh tor Central American ard 75c4$1 50 for Ha- ! wallan; Pineappics, $2 per dozen, Dried Fruits, Nuts, Raisins,Honey | FRUITS—New Apric ki old Apricots, 6%@ilac for Royal and 7@8c for ordinary A@6%ec; sun- aried; S@dc: Peaches, $0ke; Pears, i@ites for quarters and 5g63c for halves: Nectarines, | jor white: luins, ¢ for ul\vlued Figs, gSc for white. PRUNES—1202 crop, 2%@2%c tor the four sizes, with %@lc premium for the large si RAISINS—1402 crop are quoted 2-crown loose_Muscatels, 50-1b boxe b rown, 6o; Seedless: ‘edless Sultanae, 5c; Seedle 2-crown London Layers per box: 3-crown : 20-ib boxes, $2; 2-crown 2 50: 6-crown Imperials, b. Fresno, famcy, & :; choice, THe. NUTS—Wainuts, No. 1 softshell, 1214@13c; No. 2, Tuigitkci No. 1 hardsheil, 11%5¢12c. No. 2. 10@10%¢, Almonds, 1lc for Nonpareils, 10%@1ic for T X L. 10§10%c¢ for Ne Plus Ul- ira and 8@8%e for Languedoc: Peanuts, 5@7c for Eastern; Pecans. 11@13¢c; Cocoanuts, $4 50 4G6c for nitted and 3%@4c tor black Deneeas, 20- 15 bo: 20-1b boxes, i cartens, 5. HONEY—Comb, new, nominal at 13@14%c; new water white extracted. 6ic; light amber | extracted, 6c; dark, B@5lc. BEESWAX—27G20¢ per 5. Provisions. with the supply Chicago was lower, stocks Increasing and cess ot the demand, plenty of Hogi This Tarker. remuned as previously quoted CULED MEATS—Ba Zige per [ ea i3e Yor light, 1550 13¢ for light medl\ 17%c fc: cugar-cured and loc sukar-cured ams, 14%@15c; Mess. b.. extra Mess, 312Q x¥1na 30: prime Mess Pork, $10; $is; Dry Salted, Pork. : Plge’ Feet, §5 25; Beet, 16c B R Mierces quoted at T%e per 1b for compound and 10%0 for pure: half barrels, pure, 10%c; 10-1b tins, 11%e: 3-1o “tios, 11%c; Fami 3-1d_tine, 11 COTTOLENE —One halt barrel, 9%c; three half barrel: one tierce, H%c; two tierces, D Mive tieres, ORe per | Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops. The downward tenden: in Hops continues. Late mail advices from New York say: ‘‘Tele- graphic advices received from the coast say that in California the Sonoma crop will not hirds of an iverage, as hot, have done con- The market on the coast, continued easy. and it was learned that last week about 200 bafes of desirable Oregons sold at 18¢. It was algo reported that it was possible to secure 1903 hops in Washing- ton at 15c. Advices received from up the State continued to report favorable crop prospects. No new_developments were reported from Eu- rope. The local market was flat; dealers had practically no demand from brewers, and as a consequence they were slow buyers, claiming there was nothing in the situation to warrant purchases.”” Hiuks AND SKINS—Culls and brands sell about 1%e Heavy salted Steers, 104c; medium, 9%c; light, 8ie; Cow Hides, §%c for heavy and 81jc for ileht: Staes, Tc; Salted Oc: _Salted _Veal, 10c; Salted Caur, 17c; dry Kip, 14c; dry Caif, 10c; Sheepskins, shearlings, 25@ 30c’ cach; short wool, 40G65¢ each: medium, 70G00c: long wool, $1G1 8O each: Horse Hides. ¢alt, $3 75 for large and $2 50 for wedium, $2 for ‘small and B0c for Coits: Horse Hides, dry. $1 75 for large_and $1 50 for medium, $1@1 25 for small and 50c for Colts. Buck Skins—Dry Mexican, 3233c; dry salted Mexican, 26c; dry Contral” Ameriean.. 83, Goat Skine—Brime Angoras, 70c; large and smooth, S0c; medium, s smatl 2be. T No. 1 rerdered. | 1G%e per 1b; 0 ,. 4 c; grease, 214 &t V’fifl clip—San Joaquin Lambs’, 110 Quotaticns. fOF spring Chp ate as To Humboldt and Mendocino, _18g20c defective, 11G@13c; Nevada, 12@13c; San Joa. quin, detective, @il per 1b: Southern, 98 Yie; valtey Oregon, fine, 17G18c; do, medtum. J6@17c; do, coarse, 15@l6c; = Lambs', per pound. HOPS—17620c per b, Meat Manl;el. The market shows no further change, and the conditions which prevailed last week are still reported. DRESSED MEATS. Wholesale n!!l from elaughterers to dealers are as_follow BEBF—03GT¥%e for Steers ana BL@6%e per b for Cows. _ VEAL—Large, 7@Sc; small, 9g9%e per Ib. mo)«—— emu &@Yc; Ewes, 3@8ic LS — 10810%c per. . POMK—Dressed Hogs, 8%G0%c per Ib. LIVESTOCK MARKET. ‘The following quotations are for good, sound Livestock, delivered in San Francisco, less 50 per cent shrinkage for Cattl CATTLE—Steers, 8G0c; Cows and Heifers, 'cu thin Cexs, 4gSc per Ib. ES—4g8"5c per- " (smoas: wel bHEhl’;Wflhfll Ewen S ake er 16 W (“m“”_'mfi' 1500 500 thar 614 HOGS—Live Hozs. 140 to 1 @6lse; w170 ibs, Beg6c; Sows, 20 Pér cont ot Boars, &0 g:r cent off and Stags, 40 per cent off from above quotations, General Merchandise. Gl—Gllll Bags, ‘«mu' San Quentin, '32635c Twine, ,&%u;.w Cotton Frult Bags, %c, 6%¢ and 1y, gflu«l%‘:'”‘vuan x ton; 2 m- w-m-.. 1:'241:1 Yieieh ntmd. Ceyion and 566, for Australlan. COAL OIL—Water White Coal Oil in [ Central | 10@30c each; from Fresno, $1 753 50 per doz. | box; 8 2003 for fancy, $1 75 | 5 41y 5 | Mutual E L. 134 14 & in ex- | i e s e otk e Bulk._3te: In 27%e. TURPENTINE—70c per gallon in cases and mnam--umumu 0 mu. ‘White Lead, m accerding to lUGAll—nl 'lfl.'l o rer . in 0015 bage | less than Receipts of Produce. FOR MONDAY, JULY 13. Wool, bales ‘Wool, bales .... | STOCK MARKET. | All classes of securities were very dull in the forenoon, and the only thy change I: ectric to $13 25. was an advance in Mutual | The oll stocks were especiall Yo "the afternoon. Mutual Eiectric was still higher at § 13 75. No other ch Alaska Packers was ex-dividend of §1, or . yesterda: Mill Valley, in County, has decided to | issue ,000 in bonds for municipal improve- ments, Stock and Bond Exchange. MONDAY, July 13—2 p. m. UNITED STATES BONDS Bid. Ak, | 4s quar coup. — 111% |48 ar ¢ new. 198! 4s quar reg.111 111% !3s qr coup..108 MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. 'th. | 10514 | Bs. — 105 10713 | Oak 5s. — 100 caG | 58 3 | — 1024/Om G R 6s.124 125 | Cal-st — — " |Pac G Im 4s 06% 98 lcc . — 103 |P E Ry 55.106%108 |EAL — 128% P& CR 6. — — F & C 16% — P& ORGs. — — Geary-s — goweu-n 65.116 | H C&s 102 |Sac EG&RSs — | H C & 8ls 90 SF_& SIVes. — | Hon R T Lés — SRof C 65110 — | L A Elec 5s. — S P of A 6s L A Ry bs. — : 108% {L ALCoé6s — 10934 ! " Do gtd 6s. — | _ Do gtd bs.108 | L A Pim3s.10315 it | Mkt-st C 8. — — | ( ! Do lcm 5s117% — | ¢ 2 [NRofCls — 100 3P 112015 — | Dods ... 118 121 | Do 1orse — | NP'C RREs. — 108% /8 P Cs — 140 {N C Ry %o — 1144'S V Wat 6s. — 107% {NC P 55100 — | Do ds 2dm 99%101 N S R 5s.. — 100 | Do 4s 3am 991} 007 O GLC 3110 — |[Stktn Gas s — 102 [Oak T 6s... — 12 {UG & Efs. — 107 i . B4 66 1 - 833 8514 | | Cent L & P. Equit Gas. 715 TRUSTEES" CERTIFICATES. EF G & E. 60 693/ INSURANCE. Firem's Fnld. — 350 | BANK STOCKS. Am Nt Brk123 - Lon P & A.163 | ‘Anglo-Cal 100 (Mer Trust . :no Bagk of m 575 |Mer Ex S D & T.142%160 S F ‘(lllolul - Flrll Natnl. —_-— SAVINGS BANKS. Sav & L So. — ISec Sav Bk 400 Union T C.2150 Cal Wine A. 98% — (Pac Cost B C166 Morning Session. Board— $4000 S ¥ & 8 J V bonds Street— €0 Hawailan Commercial & Sugar.. 50 Mutual Elemnr Light 50 S F G & E (Trustees' Cert.). .\nemoon Session. ..120 50 Boar 10 Alaska Packers’ Assn . 151 00 50 Hana Plantation Co . 30 50 Mutual Electric Light 13 7 | 110 )(ulull Electric Light . 13 50 €S8 F G & E (Trustees' C 69 00 California Stockand Oil Exchange 0Oil Stocks— Caribou Oil Co | Fowr OIl . | Hanford Of Home Ofl . Imperial Ofl | Independence | Junction Ofl | Kern Ol . 105 55 31 50 40 o = ErH San_Joaguin Of Sterling O1l ‘Thirty-three Oil Twenty.eight Ofl Union Unlest Peeroissen - West Shore Ofl Miscellaneous— Abby Land & Improvement. Alameda Sugar . American Blscuit . American District Tel .. Bay Countles Power . Cal Central Gas & Electric. California Cotton Mills California Jockey Club California Powder fornia Shipping Co Cal Titie Ins & Trust Central Bank of Oakland moo Chutes Company .. L H 1 88+ w28 83% 8383 = cuy and !‘Cmm Bnék . Cypress Lawn p Co... Eastefn Dynamite ... Ewa Sugar Plantation . ‘Gas Consumers’ Assoclat Honolulu Snrr . London & S F Bai Mercantile Trust Prcific States Tel & Paraffine Paint . Postal Device & Imp. Flour Company S(ll\dlrd Electric Truckee Electric Unlon Sugar .. United Gas & Electric Western Fish Company OFFICIAL !Al.fl‘ Morning Session. Board— 100 Monarch Ol . ERE 185N i 9858 52 20 150 265 22 21 14 00 Mining Stocks. SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE, California Presidio .... — 45 Geary .. 3 ER. | Giant ...... %[ VIGOTit .eeu. — 5% | SUGAR. | be [Kilauea S C. 5 83 . — [Makaweli €. 23 24% Honokaa S C — 12 |Onomea S C. — 3313 | Hutch § P C 12% — !Pasuhau § C — 17 | MISCELLANEOUS. Alask Pa Oceanic 8 C. T Cal F C A Pac Aux F A 2% s\ 11 AUCTION SALES JoY oY 2R *|THE FlN_é_L SALE Trotting Horses BRI sroes zony = Wi WEDNESDAY, .In!y 1 Commeneing st 10:30 & " O(XJIDIX;“I;AL HOME IIXCIANOI. This sale Includes lfl Ih- ll‘lll"!. colts, ings and fities on-the g h records, tamont, ll. Almont- duals as well as the cholcest bred ever led into a sales ring. All - oughly broken, ha: rn‘ m‘u:" 'l'“l'!w represent the resuit of m{ study the part of Mr. Plerce, -un-mrnfl class trotters and pacers, .plndu with foals by Sidney Dillon at will what they want at this sale. “hu. will Be :h‘: Iast opportunity to get such well-bred horses at auction. No reserve or I e O Toserve or limit: every animal issued July 14, Horses at salesvard July 19. WM. G. LAYNG, Livestock Auctioneer. SPECIAL AUCTION SALE! T P AT MERCHANTS' LIVERY STABLE, 07 Caiifornia, st.. TUESDAY, July 14, 2 p. m. Consisting of 40 good livery horses, 3 good hacks. 3 surreys, 5 open buggies, rubber tired; 10 wagons, 35 sets harness; must be soid, with- out reserve or limit, JORN J. DOYLE. Auctioneer, office 327 6th st, = a AUCTION SALE_WEDNESDAY. JULY 15, 1903, at 11 . T ARCADE HORSE' MARKET, 327 Sixth st. 30 head of young horses; al lot of heavy work horses. harness, buggies an JOHN J. DOYLE, Auctioneer. P P Just arrived. a carload of good all-purposed horses; must be sold TUESDAY, Juy 14, 10 a. m., at 1140 FOLSOM st.; also a lot of wa ons. bug |>ull'hfl carts and harness of every d | Afternoon Session. 45 100 Hale & Nor .. 2 <4 100 Mexican 3 i z;a 200 Ophir . p g 300 Overman Fid | ost g‘ 300 Gould & 40 300 Yellow § i ‘el - 73 200 Hale & Nor .. 6, 300 Yeilow J S TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE. Following were the sales on the San Fran- cllro and Tonopah Mining Exchange yester- Mornine Session. 1100 Draper 05| 400 Re: 3 1 | 1000 Esperan: 06| 300 Ton N & i 1300 Seomt “Ton 85| 400 Ton N Star.. 5 100 Paymaster 19| 200 Ton N Star.. 54 600 Rescue 15| 100 Colehan . 19 , 100 Colehan . 19 1000 Colehan . iz 00 Esperanza ] 1060 Esperanza 1% 100 Gold M Con 15 100 Goid M Con 35 | 100 Gold M Con! CLOSING QUOTATIONS, MONDAY, July 13—3:30 p. m. Bid Ak, Bla. Ask. 02 Julia i 25/ Mexican . 06 Occidental 35 Ophir . 53 Overma: 24 Potost 50/Bavage wafisrz;usasst 3 130 1 45 Seg Belel 23 25 Sterra Nevada Exchequer ... 01 02 Silver Hill | Sould & Cur.. 39 41 Utah ... | Hale & Nor... 60 62|Union ... | tmperial ..... 06 08|Yellow Jacket TONOPAH MINES. Bid. Ask.( Bid Ask. Colehan .. is M 15 | Esperanza 06 202 10 | Eula Con 2 2 | Gipsy Queen. 26 — © Gold Con .... 08 0 — | Lucky Tom... 10 g - | MacNamara 26 60 | Mizpah Exten. 35 - © Montana Tou. S8 —100 30 "' o 19 - REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. | MONDAY, JULY 13 Estate of Dorcas Clark (deceased) (by J. N. Asher, executor) to Joseph A. Jeffery, lot on § line of Haves strect 1376 E of Plerce. | 26:10% by S 137:6; $4125. City and_ County of San Francisco to John lot on S line of Ouk street, S1:3 B E 25 by S 15; and Catherine F. Reed and Clarence T. and Mary J. Cleve to George H. Lucassen, of_Scott, | Willlam_H. | Dannemark, lot on W _line of Clayton -tre« | 52 N of Frederick, N 27 W 96:10%; $10. Susanna N. Taylor to Rachel Coiby (wifs of Ernest H), lot on § line of Cufiberiand street, 280. E of Sanches, E 25 by S 1i4: $10. | _President and Board of Trustees of Santa Clara College to Augustus J. Ranken, lot on § line of Fourteenth street, 105 W of Sanchez, | W 175 by S _115: $10. Georgena F. Ranken to same, same, quit- clatm deed; Augustus J. Ranken to Carl E. Beckman, lot on S line of Fourteenth street, 225 W of Sanchez, W 25 by S 115; $10. Hibernia Savings and Loan Society to Joha P. Reimers. lot en E line of Church street, 76:6 S of Duncan, S 25 Ly E 100: $825. John Sheridan (by James N. Block. Tax Collector) to M. McCann, lot on E line of Church street, 101:8 S of Duncan, S 1 vigin- lllflonlh of an inch by E 100, tax deed; M. Delavan or Deievan to Filippo ot on N line of Union street, 120 E of Taylor. E 25 $5500, by N lfl Zelta Nuttall (Pinast) ‘Sndivided 1.1 of lot Hlucuml 2 3 : 8 | ” Magdaléna Nuttall to Roberta L. Nevon Rigan (Grunland) and George H. uttall, lot on NE corner of ’l‘lylor stréet and Broad- way E98 NJO W2 N236 W s 10. . Philip and Mary A. O'Donnell to Louis Friediander and Frederick K. Houston. lot on W line of Leavenworth, 70 N of Washington, N $3:6 by W 137:6; $10. Mary . Bourne to Leo Rosenfeld, lot on NW Ilne u( Clementina _ street, 425 SW of NW 75; $10. Fifth, SW 25 by Edward and Sarah A. Phillips to Luther A Rhodes, lot on N line of Clemenc street, W _of Thirty-first avenue, W 25 by N 100; .m Richard Murphy to Ann Murphy, lot on 9 Iine of Twenty-third avenue, 100 S of Clement street, E 120 by S 75; also all other real estate that | T may come in possession of; gift. Mary L. Craig momn) formerly Foster, La . lot on B 120 nl:olotnn!lnunt! rnmn:lnmu. 462:7, Outside H!‘hni'lt?:!' E line of Twen l”'-m‘ A el on & l‘llNofl-m.t. Hflbyllfi: Mary M. B Martin to Harriet 5. Clark, lot onsmu m.u 90:10 E of Tenth ave- nne‘fofll,! mNUI“J&N “‘inmu Savings and Loan Dolan. lot on N line of Latal nnn ;.Iqlmrp.rl WNI”M hloehm Inter Now Building and loln Asscciation to lot on S line of Heyman ave- of Prospect, W 28:8 by § Heyman's -Mlmvmon S of avenue (Sulifvan), 8 25 81, portion of block C, Sunset Hei Catharine Storey to Amanda MeMenomy lots 1114, 1116, 1118 and 1120, gift map 3; gitt. and Lena Navarra to Antenio Bat- ;cdnu""lvab W80, subdiviston 3 oneman, y 3 lot 122, P. V. lands: $10. s George J. Doer!