The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 7, 1903, Page 11

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. ~ozal securities continue quiet. New York stocks decline, but recover and close higher. Exchange rates unc mmgm. Silver slightly lower. Wheat and Barley still higher in the country than here. Oats steady and Rye firm and in demand. Corn scarce, 7&'1't/x.[15£mi shipments of Western on the way. Hay easy under free receipts. Feedstuffs unchanged. Beans easy and dull at the recent decline. Cheese declining ur heavy stocks. utter and Egs in moderate supply and unchanged. Provisions quict here and in the West. Local packers again reduce their bids for Hogs. Potatoes and Onions active and firm. 1d Game in good demand and unchanged. market continues well supplied. Poultry a - Fresh Fruit bankers who are While xre big Outlook for Stocks. | an Z00 Portiand % GENERAL Bl 28, CROP PROSPECTS, | Point Reyes . i LIQU! N AND THE P 5:13‘:; - 100 BPARS. | Sacramento -00 of Henry Clews | gai: L 00 - San Francisco 20.92 s 00 The crisis in Wall street appears to hm-?q L. Obispo..29.92 84 48 .00 ! m now on improve- | San Diego - .- T4 64 .00 y expected, accompan- | 6 .00 usual setbacks incl- | 66 N 1 48 .00 ¥ feature of the last | 52 00 easier rates for time | o 00 rates reviving & 00 | INDITIONS AND GENERAL FORECAST. he pressure has risen rapidly over the inter- egion and the Northwest. The first of the year has appeared in and will probably move slowly hwestward over Chihuahua and Arizona. already falling at El Paso and along an boundary. les per hour from the south- at E! Paso. At Yuma the e south and blowing 16 miles perature has risen 10 degrees or ding midnight, fornia-Falr Friday: northerly winds inland; coast with fog. continued alifornia—Cloudy Friday; proba- in e mountains; fresh south. y; warmer, and ity—Fair Frida light northeast wind, _EXANDER G. McADIE District Forecaster. Fruit aud_ Wheat Bulletin. For the twenpty-four hours ending 5 p. m 120th meridian time, San Francisco, August 6: 7 = E o El =3 g 22 R 1 R gt 2 Cloverdale Colusa et is Al agitation for es ought to y good stocks. “because of Riverside Sacramento San Diego ..... n Fri 8. L. Obispo. Santa Maria . ta Rosa kton . WEATHER AND CROP CONDITIONS. Hollister_Apricot drying about fruit of high grade. Palermo—No change in fruit conditions. evated by operath ggest leaders and force w was conducte panic threat- | Colusa—Grapes drying fast; plum drying tul rests | DOW CR. ¢ recent con. | Livermore—Grapes about two weeks late in plans. Good | ripening. anta Maria—Cool mornings and no fog; un- changed crob conditions. King City—Threshing and harvesting about h discrimina- eventually completed Cloverdale—Peaches excellent quality, but thin crop. S!ocklun—Gflln harvest on island practically over. Hanford—First dried peaches being dellv- ered; prospects of a large grape crop. Napa—Pears ripening, good crops. ALEXANDER G. McADIE, Section Director. Beals Bureau, week ended Au- | Section for *- = % | EASTERN MARKETS. | *- * New York Stock Markét. NEW YORK, Aug. 6.—Wall street emerged | to-day from its gloom, which stiil clouded the situation during the early hours of the trading in stocks, and ar. effective rally in prices was produced. The day closed with an animated buying movement in progress and with the prices on the active list from 1 to over 3 points above Jast night. During the period of early weakness there were numerous declines of from 1 to 2 points, breaking through pre- vious low levels of the year. The early weak- ness was not universal, many stocks showing 3004 resistance and reflecting determined sup- vt by means of confident buying on the part rket managers for stocks. The ¢ weakness after the opening, which 4 upon Missouri Pacific, Atchison, Balti- Ohio This seemed to be a contin- of ygstérday's liguidation and the clos- out of collateral in loans. The weak spots the market, of which the above stocks were most notable, is. The eagerness shown for the as ement, which was made in a conspicuo: ner, that all sheets had safely passed the ck Exchange Clearing-house and the evident ilef after the announcement, showed: clearly that fears had been feit that further fallures d result from the strained condition of af- After the Clearing-house sheets had sugh there was a relaxation in the merous in the under way e yeilds are but below the av- rd, and the great g the week has been he advancement of 'l[lflwa €00l as U erage in guantity Hops are very warmth and su reportsd ae affec spread slowly ‘Prunes are inues to lor and, early pondents “report Flour Er{'nr;m July. The exports of Fiour from Sen Franci ¥ sea during the month of July were as fol- Barrels 24,541 Values more urgent character had spent its The stability of parts of the market 2 were supported by large banking Inter- the rapid shrinkage in collat- | iroused mich acute uneasiness yes. | he market gradually nmx‘zw | m.rm( the latter part of the day and became quite buoyant at the last. It may be accepted a matter of course that covering of short sional traders played an | tmportant part in the recovery, as this class | of operators would not desist from putting out short sales as long the declige in priges | continued. The mere fact of the turn in go tide of the market also gave rise to a flood of rumors intended to explain the in_sen. {ment. The favorite rumor was that a coali- tion has been formed among the most powerful cepitalists in the country to buy all stocks that were offered and to lend freely to the distressed interests in the market. This rumor mtnud $o pleasing a prospect that avecy- who gave credence to as dieposed t buy stocks to the extent of his ability. 'l'he veecs DB928 $228.785 1902, were 71,669 ber- As will be seen, the rice per barrel was much higher last month than in July, 1902 The short crop and the onsequent high price of the raw grain caused an advance end the export demand recelved a (heck. The large shipments to the Orient were Que chiefly 4o the recently reduced freight Totals The exports in reis valued &t $230 rates . e 2 professional traders short of the market were of course foremost Weather Report. matier of face there Is reason to believe that an exchange of views on the l‘llu‘l‘“ m (120th Meridian—Pacific Time.) gy B g B LT EEET T SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 6—5 p. m. | ing the further selling out of collaters] as far 3 —_— as possible. But the lenders in the stock mar- E E E 2 E ket show considerable variation in the policy g 9 vssg o pursued in this matter, as disclosed by § EEE5.: 2% | fiurther closing out of collateral this morning. £ £ i:_s 2 = | There was as little In the news of the day to STATIONS. 7 £ g2 £ | account for the rally as there has §35¢ been for the A o T [ recent heavy deciine. Liquidation in grain S & ° e g |and was su) induced to some B : - | extent by tHe threatening situation 82 56 58 48 55 54 100 60 0 54 54 62 86 54 6 56 @ 5% A maximum wind ve- | e Sacramento and San Joaquin val- | completed, kept the tone unsettled and | ssure and indications that liquida- | Northwest are sald to be threatening. But the great rellef felt that no further casualtles occurred in the Stock Exchange circle carried | all other considerations b-tm it and resulted “Speculative |in the violent rebound in prices. 1 bonds made wilh stocks. The general bond et = was | ircegular. Total sales. par vaiue. $5.100,000. | Oni es bonds were changed on the last call. i i NEW YORK STOCK LIST. Stock— - Sales. Hlxh .lav Close Atchison .. . com Atchison ptd 5,600 u n ¥ se Baltimore & Ohio. . sssoo 81 4.l 2300 85 1355 15y & ' 19 20! Chi & Alton pfd.. 61y 62 Chi & Gt Western 143 .3 14 [Cht & G 28 .26 20% Chi & N 1597% 155 159 Chi T I3 3 8 Chi T&T 19 17 18 , C, C & St L. 0% 66l 69 0. M e 6L 45 46 181 17 18% 1573% 183 157 224 227 22y 2 3% T2 T8 : 251 28% 25 { Brie int vta . . [ 3 St | Erie 24 pra 12100 47 45 48 | Great North ‘pfd.. ...... La7% Tt SO Hocking Valley.... 600 70 @68 603 | Hocking Val ptd 800 81 80 813y Illinois Central 900 129 | Jowa Central . . 18 Towa Central pi Kans City 8o .. 100 Jai 1593 0% Kans City So prd.. 600 3613 35 36 Louis & Nash. 9,600 101% 99 10114 Manhattan L...... 14000 131 128% 130% Metroplitan St Ry. 14.000 114 111 114 Missourt Pacific ... 7830 921 88y ey % 1700 183 :u¥ 18 1900 38 . 35% 31ty Nat'Rit of Mex pid 3000 383 36 New York Central. 16100 120 116% 120 Norfolk & West... 7,300 61 58% 60% | Nort & West ptd. . 55 Ronaz il I Ontario & “'enern 7 % DS C.Cé& | Rock Island Co ... | Rock Island Co pfd St Louls & S F. L & S F 1st ptd L &S F2dprd L Bouthwestern Plnl . Paul ofd . . Southern Pacific .. | Southern Railwa | Southern Ry Mass Fice pfd.... 9% 1 nllhod States. | T et 21% | Victoria | U 8 Steel pfd. 69% |Winona Mining— IWolverine LONDON CLOSING STOCKS. Sons for money.00 13-10,X ¥ Central. Cons for acct. 91 |Norfolk & Wi | Anaconda | Atchison Atcaison r-rd Bait & Ohl Canadian Pncm» 124“ i Denver & Rio Gr. & R G prd. & Tex. 174 stiver, steady, lfliflwvune.. Money, Bar sil 2! r cent. discount sadeid o ot CE rate of n short bills is 2% per cent, and for three months bills 21 s B New York Metal Market. NEW YORK, Aug. t—lwt tin closea £1 5 pigher in London ot £125 T0e and fatures Digher. at £124 bs. Local é ‘higher, closing iy i nlnuilln"l’ !fi FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1903. 7%d Miadlesboro. Locally fron was :maql and more _or lese aml\ul. No. wm ; No. 2 do, §16 {wlr;un ‘" 4 nnod No 1 hqu $1¢ @17, New York Grain and Produce. NEW YORK, Aug. 0—“40 —Receipts, 28,500 barrels; exports, 11,503 barrels. uukcl fl.lrly active and firmer. WHEAT—Receipts, 93,030 bushels. | 9T%c f o b. afloat. Options were a little ir- regular around the opening, but developed a firm tone, which was maintained all day. The close for spring wheat was %@7%c net higher. May. R6%@SSc closed S8c; September closed 86@861c; December, 85lc. HOPS—Firm. HIDES—Steady, WOOL—Firm. COFFBE—Steady for spot. Futures closed firm, net 10@30 points hlxhar Bales were 72,- 250 ‘bags. Avgust, 3. September. 3.70@ 8.80c; December, 4.15c: May, 4.65@4.75c. SUGAR—Raw, strong. Refined, firm, DRIED FRUITS. EVAPORATED APPLES—The market closed about steady at former prices with common | quoted at 4@5%c: prime, 5%@8e; cholce, 6% @8¥e; tancy, 6%@7%e. NES—A continued jobbing demand s St T ot prunis 4B YaIe Toain steady to firm. Quotations run from 3@Tc for | all grades. | APRICOTS—Spot dpricots attract a fair de- mand for choice fruit and the undertone of | the market is firm, though prices are un- 1 chlnlad at 8@S%c for choice and 10@12c for n.\cnm—m quiet and show little fea- ture. Cholce are held at T@T%c and. fancy at 8@10%c. Chicago Grain Market. CHICAGO, Aug. 6.—Wheat ruled rather quiet throughout the day. Opening prices were weak on lower cables and more favorable weather | in the Northwest, September being a shade to %@%c lower at 79@70%c. The market con- | tinued weak the first half of the sesslon on an | entire absence of news which could be con- strued as favorable to the bulls, but toward | ! the noon hour there was falr buying by spec- | ! ulators and the price again recovered. One of the main causes for the advance was the | good export demand at the seaboard. Offer- ings were limited the latter part of the day and this fact contributed to the late strength. Under these Influences September sold up to 80%c and closed st 80%@50%e, 2 net gain of c. Trading In corn was comparatively slow owing to a lack of selling pressure. The late strength in wheat heiped corn prices and the | close was steady with sep(zmber unchanged at b52%e. Oats sympathized somewhat With the early weakness in wheat, but offerings were rather 1ight and prices recoversd without much effort. The close was firm with September c higher at 34%ec. Provisions ruled weak, Wwith considerable selling by brokers, supposed to be acting for { local packers. September pork closed 173ac | Jlower lard was off 2i4c and ribs down 10 TS L e W pia, | @ T ieading futures ranged as fallows: | Unfon Pacific ..... Articles— _ Open. High. Low. Close. Tnion Pacific pfd.. Wheat No. 2— g | Sept. (old)..... T9% 0% snz:‘ % | Sept. (new).... TO% 79 S0% | | Wheel & Lake Erie 1,500 % 13% | Dec. D sy &0 813 Wisconsin Central. 1,900 155 16% | May ..+ T osh s2% S3% | Wisconsin Cen pfd. 1,900 88" 867" Corn No. 3 | Express Companies— | September . 61% 52% | 1 5% 52 51% 52% | Wells-Fargo 33% 4% | | | Miscellaneous— Bd% 85% | 36% 37X | Me i Am Car & F ptd. Septembe: 10 13 47% Amer Linseed Ofl. Lard, ver 100 lbs* | Amer Lin Ofl ptd. 3 & 790 | Amer Locomotive.. 1 6 770 | Amer Leoco ptd.. 1.000 Der 100 1bs & | Amer Smelt & Ref. 7,000 5 8 05 T 79T Amer S & Ref pfd. 1,400 7 787% 77 7828 Amer Sugar Ref... 12,100 — Anaconda Min Co.. 3,400 s_were as follows: our. Brklyn Rap Trans. 8,600 2 spring whut 81@82c; | | Colo Fuel & Iron.. 1,300 *0-23‘& 2 “olum & Hock Coal _ 200 oneolidated Gas... 7.300 General Electric... 2,900 151 8- § { Interatioual Paper 800" M 10 TR | i‘:notflzg:{! 2 nternt] Paper pfd 100 % 3% 64 | : International Pump 200 35 3415 343 | Mess vork, per barrel, $13 30@13 3¢ per | { Inonel Ty ook S| 100 Tve 7 7»3. 215 short ribs sides (16ose), | National Blecutt. 3y sy | 81 €2%aT dry salted shoulders (boxed), National LeaA. ... 1 st | oue ok ahore clear sides (boxed), $8 250 | North American. 8 87%; whisky, basis of mxh wines, $1 30; Bovet S et - 4 | clover, contract’grade, $12412 50. People’s Gas. . - Receipts. Shipments. Pressed Steel 200 39 e il 1500 14900 Pressed S Car pfd 100 B0 Wheat, bushe 23,400 | Pullman Palace Car 1.200 210 208 Corn, ‘bushels 156,900 - | Republic_Steel. 1,000 “11 % 4 | Oats, bushek 00300 Fressed § Car pw S00°“60% T9“ - 61 ' | Rye, bushel: Rubber Good 400 " 13 % Bariey, bus ,m Rubber Goods pm 100 65 [ I 1 Tenn Coal & Tron.. 4400 37% 88% 37 | On the Produce Bxchmange to-day the butter | USs . 4000 7 71 | market was steady. Creamery, 14@18%c: dairy, 78" | 16l@174c. Eggs. steady af mark, cases in- | s 9% | cluded, 11G13c. Cheese, easter, 10G11%c. i T § Rubber pd. 35| —_— 7§ Steel 218 | i E T8 Steal g o8 Foreign Futures. ‘Western Union 82 e Total sales...... 081,000 shares. . Wheat— u‘szepRlPOOh Oct. Dec. UNITED RAILROADS OF SAN FRANCISCO. | Opening 64 6 4% | EW YORK, Aug. 6.—United Railroads of | Closing 4 G 4% | 8an_Francisco bond transactions: 5000 at ! §75 50, Wheat— Aug. Nov.-Feb. | NEW YORK BONDS, Opening 3 2 :22 23 U S ref 25 reg...1061 Mexican Cen 4s. FSowuk 2% Do coup 1061 Do 1st inc . ‘,,p‘;‘nfl"“’; 2660 ‘ Do 3 rex 1004 Minn & st 3. ™ Yo b Do new Do 808" 1sen SN T | Do coup 34% N'Y Cen xn 3%s Eastern Livestock Market. i | Do old 4s 100 N J Cen zen Be: R ! | Boteres e T cricaco. i Do coup . CHICAGO, Aug. 6.—CATTLE—Receipts, | Atchison gen 4s 9000. Good to prime steers, :x 20@5 60; v Do adjust 4s fo metium, 5 o Balt & Ohi> 4 cows, i Do 836" o Sanmers, 81 Ton3 5. wulie, $204 351 catves: | Do conv 4s . 1% $2750G6 25; Texas ' fed steers, $3 504 75 Can South 2ds..110 * San A & AP fs. Jp | Western steers. $3 50m4 50, st Central of Ga 5s.103 | Southern Pac 4s. 85 HOGS—Receipts to-day, 24,000: to-morrow. | Tst'ine -, 68 |Southern Ty Sar111% | 20:000; Ieft over, 3800: 5G10c’ lower. " Mixed | | Ches & Ohio 4148.102 | Texas & Pac 1sts.114 - , 309, Putchers, $4 955 65; goed to choice heavs, | Chl & Alton s 97 Tol StL & W ds. 10% 35 205 50; rough heavy. 4 635 25: light, | & Q'new 4a. 83 Union Facifie 1o soid @5 70 bulk of sales, $5 1515 40. | | € Mash een 421004 Do conv. ds.... ARy, PWagtneey aad lamny | 3 v - nr;) 0 cholee wethers. 5 : falr C&ENW 1285 Wabash lste o choice mixed. $2 504 rn_ sheep, R, £ 253 Western | West Shors 4s...107% | L V& L Erie ds.. 8% Wiscon Cen 4s... 881 St. Louis Wool Market. 51 Con Tobacco 48.. 5614 Polo WeN O= Ta. fi:u, ST, LOUTS, Aug. 6.—Wool aquiet, | Hocking Val 414810415 Rock Isiand - ... Medium grades combing and clo i Steel 24s ....... 78% Manhattan con 4a. 100 |lsht finc 16@isc; heavy fine, i L& N unif 4. | washed, 04c NEW YORK MINING STOCKS. i ST A | Sl ton 10FEas cht . i Northern Business. | Pireece ... 15 Ophir .7 ke A Brunswick Con 04 Phoenix SEATTLE, _Aug. 6.—Clearings, $522,006; Comstock Tuunel.. 07 Potosi balances, $177,206. / Con Cal & Va 55 TACOMA. Aug. 6.—Clearings, $300,060; bal- Horn Sitver 2 ances, $55,880. Jrop Silver Emall Hopes PORTLAND. Aug. ‘6.—Clearings, $670,335; Leaaville Con . $tandard . balances, $75,319 BOSTON STOCKS AND BONDS, |, SPOKANE, Aug. 6.—Clearings, $290,616; Money | Adventure . .. | balances, $33,320. Call loans . @4/ Allover .. 5% in 08 .4G6 5 Pims bokne ol [ e Northern Wheat Market. Atchison ds . 97 |Bingham Mex Cent 4 - 70 Calumet & Hecla.420 OREGON. Btionde Gentennttl & i$13| PORTLAND, Aug. 6.—Wheat—Wall 4 BRT% O » , 2 Walla, bt ed :‘:\f e o 76G78c; bluestern, T0@S2c: valley, T9@S0e, Boston & Albany 245 Frarklin .. WASHINGTON Jioston Elevated. Isle Royaie. TACOMA, Aug. 6.—Wheat—Little doing and | Fitchbure ptd 2 | prices unchanged. Bluestem, SZc; club, 7 Union Pacific | Mex” Central. #— * Miecellanecs | American | LOCAL MARKETS. | Am Tel & TP] | Dom 1ron & ‘:u ;:‘m-nrk Genegal Electr imounta . Saset Electric. . 20% Trintty Exchange and Bullion. Silver was slightly lower. Sterling Exchange, sixty days.. Sterling gxc:-m : h:. Sterl| :xchange, New York Exchange, slght New York Exchange, tele Silver, per ounce Mexican Dollars, Wheat and nd Other Grains. WHEAT—Foreign futures were lower. There was no news from abroad worthy of note. Chicago was about Ic higher, and reported farmers’ offerings light and the milling ge- mand good. Reports from the spring wheat crop were more favorable. In this market both cash grain and futures remained about the same. The cash quota- tions continue below what buyers are paying in the country. California continues by far _Rominal .. | offering freely and prices were shaded. | fons ruled firmer at higher prices. | moderate, | the stock. | Tb: String Beans, Brewing, ; Chevalier, $1 20@ IMHnrfurto &tlm FUTURES. Session 9 to 11:30 l.l:.' 5 n. Hi - lose. December ..$1°07% $1 065 §101% 1 01% 2p. m. sa—m Open. Low. _Close. December ..$1 07% n (ra. $1 06% $1 06% OATS-M 1s no change to report in any g s lfl!nn. Trade is quiet and the situation White, $1 20@1 30; Black, $1 12%@1 20; Red, $1 12%@1 17% !arwmmmund' 20@ 136 for choice; Gray, nominal CORN—Quotations remain Whout the same, but there are between nnm and twenty cars on the way here from the West, which may make some change in vrices later on. The market continues practically bare, there be- B only two or three samples shown on Caltto Yellow. $1 5 624 fornia ellow. $1 5734 13: large small d _do, $1 70@1 To; White, §1 u,‘mfi‘;'“ 310'4501 50 for White and mlt!h!‘l;—ltulu “firm -tt $1 l‘mm 22% per ctl, WHEAT—$2 w w per ctl. BUC] Flour and Millstuffs. FLOUR—California Family Extras, $4 60@ 4 85, usual terms; Bakers' Extras, $1 50@4 60 Oregon and Washington, $3 90@4 20 per bbl lor family and $3 90@4 40 for Bakers'. MILLSTUFFS—Prices in packages tollows . Granam Fiour, §3 50 per 100 Ibe: Byo Flour, $3 25; Rye Meal, $3; Rice Flour, §$7; Cora Meal, $3 50; extra cream do, $4 25; Oat Gi $4 50; Humlny. $4 25@4 [9; Buckwheat 75; 7 Pearl Barley, Peas, $5 60 per 100 f-!ay and Feedstuffs. Ibs. Hay continues easy, y, with receipts still large. Feedstuffs show no further change. BRAN—$24 50 ver ton. eSS bt RTS—$2: Roliea ‘Barley, oncnu Meal at the miil, g 50; Cocoanut 50; Cracki an lfl.ud "Feed, %4‘ e A z!lo per wn‘ Jo HAY—Wheat, $11¢ 13 50; Wheat lnd Oat, t& 12; on $0@12 50; Barley, ; Clover. Stock, $5@9: Alfalfa, 50@10 50 per wn BTRAW—WGW per bale. Beans and Seeds. Beans are weak and dull at the decline noted yesterday. BE Ns-snyo. $3 10G3 25: $3 25; $3 25; small Wh $2 large V!hh.o. 32 15@3 Pink, Blkee” 35 Gogs ckeye, $1 25@1 35. SEEDS—Brown Mustard, nominal; Yellow Mustard, nominal; Flax, $1 70@1 80; Canary, Pea, 5@5%4c for Eastern; Aifalfa, nominal; Rape, 1% @2%c; Timothy, 6@6%c; Hemp, 3%@3lc per 1b; Millet, 3@3%c; Broom Corn Seed, $20@ 23 ter ton. DRIED PEAS—Green, $2G2 25 per ctl. Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables. Potatoes ruled firm, with the market active under a steady Jnquiry, both locally and for | shipment to the Southwes Strictly fancy stock in boxes was eagerly sought after and Sweet Potatoes were - sold up to $1 90 per etl. Receipts of Tomatoes from the river were and as trashy stock was cleaned consignment _of boxes of bay TdMatoes was recelved, but found no buyers, owing to the greenness of Changes in the other vegetables | supplies of all descriptions being sufficient for requirements. The market was still badly congested with Sum- | mer Squash, Cucumbers, Egg Plant and com- mon_Green Peppers. POTATOES—New White, $1G1 35 per ctl in sacks and $1 4041 73 in boxes. with some hlshtr Early $1; Garnet (‘hllel‘ $1@1 15; Sweet P(‘tllm from the river, 2@23¢c per 1b. ONTONS—75G85¢ per ctl. VEGETABLES—Green Corn, $1@125 per sack: crates from Alameda, §1 25@1 75; from Berkeley, $1 251 35; Green Peas, 214@3c_per 2G3c per Ib: Wax, 2@4c: l8@ic per 1b: Tomatoes, 40G50¢ boxel from e river; Summer Sfin . 20@35¢ per box; Ca bage, T5c@$1 per ctl; Carrots, 75c@$1 per sack: Cucumbers, 25@ ooc per box; Garlie, 2@3c_per Ib: Green Pep- P 25g40c per box for Chile and A0ge0e or | Ben: 50@60C per bax. \IF‘ prices were fI ght were slight, more than Lima Beans, Green Okra, T%¢c per box; Egg Plant, 2 T | Poultry and Game. Poultry was gteady. particularly fine large young stock, and although receipts were lib- eral, prices were maintained. Western Hens | were well cleaned up and the local article | moved off better in consequence. A car of | Western was reported close at hand and sched- | uled for to-day's market. A few sacks of Game came in and met with prompt sale at the previously quoted rates. POULTRY—Live Turkeys, nominal; Geese, per _ pair, $1 25@1 50; Goslings, $1 25@1 50: Ducks, $3@4 per dozen for old and $3 50G4 50 for young; Hens, $4@5; young Roosters, $6@8; old Rooners, 34 50@5; Fryers, $i@4 50; Broil- ers, $3 50@4 for large and $2 50@3 for small; Pigeons, $1 50 per dozen for old and $1 50@1 75 for Squabs. GAME—Rabbits, §1 25@1 75 per dozen; Hare, $1 50; Wild Doves, $1@1 25 per dozen. Butter, Cheese and Eggs. Cheese 1s the interesting article under this head at the moment. Stocks are large and dealers are offering freely at 12%c, which is | the top of the market except for an occasional | | extra fine brand, which has a special custom. | The demand is slow and dealers complain that | they cannot move the goods Eggs and Butter are stationary and steady, | with stocks down to a point where they occa- | But the demand is | sion dealers no anxfety. nothing extra. Receipts were 51,200 Ibs Butter, 759 cases | Eggs and 34,000 Ibs Cheese. BUTTER— v, 24c; dalry, 2214@23c; store Butter, Sastern, 22G22%c. CHEESE--New, 12@12%c: Young America, 1316 @14 Eastern, 15%@16c; 15¢ per 1b. EGGS—Ranch, 27%@2Sc for large white se- lected and 25@27c for good to cholce; store, 18 @24c; Eastern, 18G21c per dozen. Western, 14@ | Deciduous and Citrus Fruits. Most descriptions under this head were in | fre¢ supply and market conditions showed lit- | tle change from the previous report. The river boats arrived a little behind _schedule time and brought large cargoes of Pears, | Peaches and Apples chiefly low-grade ‘stock Business on the wharf was brisk, but the ma- jority of dealers reported a dull market along the strect. The canners were working al- most exclusively on Bartlett Pears and pur- chused sparingly of Plums and Apricots. No. | 1 Bartlett Pears continued rather scarce and destrable lots readily commanded the top quo- | tations in the afternoon. OWINg to this short- | age of fancy fruit, there was a better mgve- | ment in lower grade offerings. Apples and | Peaches were in heavy supply and only fancy | shipping stock commanded the maximum quo- talons. Highly colored Gravenstein Apples packed In 4-tier boxes sold for shipping at $1 | per box, but it was difficult to obtain over | 75c for the common run. Figs, Plums and | Nectarines were steady under continued light 5 recelpts, All kinds of Melons arrived\ freely from several sections, and although the warm, | sunny weather stimulated the demand some. what, prices showed but little change. At tractive lots of Berries continued to sell read- fly at good prices. A - small | portion | of the receipts came to hand in poor order | and were sold below the quoted rates. Only | one chest of Longworth Strawberries was re- | eived. “Cleras and tropical fruits were dull and featureless STRAWBERRIES -7 per chest for Long- worths and 8 0045 for the larger varieties. MSPBFRI“EHWT per chest. BLACKBERRIES—$2 50@4 per cl HU“KLEBER.R!ES—WM per Ih/ APPLES—60c@$1 per box for choice and fan- cy and 35@50c for common:, Cnb.pple-, 25G40c for smali boxes and 50G6he fe PEARS—Bartletts. 85cas1 tor 'PIDDQd large open boxes, 1 25 for No. 1 and 25@40c for No. 2¢ to canners, $20@40 perg@on; Dearborn Seedlings, 50@60c for large open boxes. FIGS—8bc@$1 for small boxes and $2 for | l""uus—mo‘rfle.per crate and m box: ‘large open baxes, 00GTSe: to cannc N ARINES—50@75c per box or crate. | APR](‘O‘I‘S—M for Small boxes and 600 p?A e s0c o mall buce sod 100 ACHES r ‘smal es an: ts from_the river, Oc. | oNa Cantale b 'meol'l urt:.‘-n.n‘ hll‘ crates from Win- Melons, 40@75¢ per per hundred. 15 m s0@2 for e the river: Nutmes 5.50c; M | . 4 | Barley, ctis Sade, Mith &mvn I 7%c; choice, T NVUTS Wain: 2, 1 gun"e": No. 1 ”m Nn. 2, 1 !fe- o;rn 10%atie ;t' L, 10@1 rw " No Ui e e B et 4 HONEY—Comb, new, nominal: new water whi(a extracted, 534@6c: lllhl amber extract- €d, SEo%e; Jark tominal. —27@29c per Ib. % Provisions. There was no material yesterday, clther here or in the Baat e Tosatinas CURED _ var b tor heavy, 13c for t whun. ‘gc 1534 for extra lm rur 18%c for extra Shees Beat u‘u“ 33 nu Iflln "50; Fain (L% ?‘;flm Sees ¥ Parh e ulac. Pl( Pnrkhfl!. Pln Feet, &‘l 8 M-fl LARD—Tlen- quoted at T¥%c per 1b for compound and 10@10° cm barrels, ure, 104G10%c: w"xh.m. 515 113e: 3| c. 9%c; three 9% m-u.m.. 3; two tierces, luc. five "’uneu.“ . $ibo: pew I o Hides, Tallow Wool and Hops. lmm and brands: sell about l Heavy lg,l Steers, Ch lfl S3c; w Hlde' s ror heavy and ; Stags, Te; Salt 9c; Salted -l.a*e Salted G100 dry ides, T0%c: dry i3e; dry Calf, 18¢; Sheepskins, shearlings, each; short wool, 40@00c each; medium, Io“ wool, $1@1 50 each: Horse Hides, salt, : for large and $2 25@2 50 for medium. $2 for gmall and S0’ for Colts: Horse Hides dry, $1 75 for large and $1 50 for medium. 25 for small and 60c for Colts. Buck Skins—Dry Mexican, 32%c; salted Mexican, 26c; dry Central American, Goat Skins—Prime An- goras, 75c; large and smooth, 50c; medium, 38¢; emall, 20c. TALLOWNo. 1 rendered, 4%@Sc per Ib; No. 2. $@4%c: grease, 23 WOOL—Fall_cli) oaquin I‘flb" ” 12c; }'oo'.hlll. 10@12¢; Middle County, 11 Quotations for spring clip are as follows: mn- boldt and Mendocino, 1 ; Nevada, 13@18c Valley Oregon, fine. 18@19¢c; "do, medium, 17@ 18¢; do, coarse. 16@17c per Ib. HOPS—15@17%¢c to growers and 17%@20c from dealers to brewers. Meat Market. The local packers have reduced their bids for Hogs to 6%c_but sellers are not disposed to let go at this figure If they can help it. The market Is quiet and easy, however, with plenty coming in to satisfy the small demand. DRESSED MEATS. Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are Bl zl"-w'h: for Steers and 5@6c per Ib for Cow: \'EA T@8c; small, 9@0%c b, ML'A'I'ON hers, 8@9c; Ewes, © per LAMB—Snrinl fi‘smo c per Ib. PORK—Dressed H '3;‘ %c per Ib. LlVESTOCK MARKET. The following quotations are for good, sound Livestock, delivered In San Francisco, less 50 per_cent shrinkage for Cattle: CATTLE—Steers, ; Cows and Heifers, 7@Sc: thin Cows, 4@bc per ib. CALVES—4@bi4c per 1b (gross ht). SHEED. Wethers, 4¢; Ewes, S%@3%e per Ib (gross weigh LAMBS—Spring, $2 75@3 per head. HOGS—Live Hogs, 140 to 200 1bs, 8%c; under 10 Ibs. 5%@dc; Sows, 20 per cent off} Boars, 50 per cent off, and Stags, 40 per cent off from above quotations. General Merchandise. BAGS—Grain Bags, 4.85@5c; San Quentin. 5.55¢; Wool Bags, 32@35¢c; Fleece Twine, T%@ 8c; Cotton Fruit Bags, 6%c, 6%c and T%e for | the three grades. COAL—Wellington, $8 per ton; New Wel- lington, $8: Seattle, $650; Bryant, _$650; Beaver Hill, $530: Stanford, $7; Roslyn, §7; $550; Greta, $7; Wallsend, $750; Richmond, $750; Cumberland, $13 in bulk and $1325 in’ sacks; Welsh An- thracite Egg, $13; Welsh Lump, $11 50; Cannel, $8 50 per ton; Coke. $1130@13 per ton in bulk and $15 in sacks: Rocky Mountain descriptions, 8845 per 2000 Ibs and 38 50 per ton, | to brand. OIL—Linseed, #c for Mkd lnd fll: fa raw ; or_Ofl X Laset, ¢ for boiled and 39¢ for raw in b-'flll Lard Ol extra winter strained. barrels, 90c; cases, 95c; China Nut, 573 per gallon; purs Neats- foot, iIn bBarrels, Thc; cases. S0c; Sperm. pure, 70c;” Whale Ofl, natural vnne 50@55c per lon; Fish Ofl, in barrels, cases, B0o: 'Co- coanut Ofl in barrels, 5Sc o G i | for Australlan. COAL OIL—Water White Coal Oil in bulk, 14c; Pearl Oil In cases, 20%c; Astral, 20%c: Star, 20%c; Extra Star, 24i4c: Elaine, 264c: Eocene 23i4c; deoderized Stove Gasoline, in Te; in cases, 23%c; Bensine. in bulk, n cases, S6-degres Gasoline, in bulk, 21c; TURPENTINE—Tdc per gallon in cases and 67c in drums and iron barrels. RED AND WHITE LEAD—Red Lead. 6@ 6l4c per Ib; White Lead, 6@6%4c, according to quantity. SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refining Com- pany quotes as follows, per Ib in 100-Ib bass: A Crushed and Fine Crushed iy Grameined, & 60o: 17 | e, 5.50c; Dry Granulated, coarse, 5.50c; Fruit Granulated, 5.50c; Beet Granulat- ¢d (100-1b bags only), §.40c; Confectioners’ A. lia A, 5.10c; Extra C. Sc: Golden ' 4.80c; barrels. 10c more: half barrels, 20c more: boxes, 50c more; 30-Ib bags, 10c more for all kinds. Tablets—Half-barrels, 8c; boxes, 8.25c per Ib. No orders taken for less than 75 barrels or its equivalert. Receipts of Produce. THURSDAY, AUGUST 6. Flour, qr eks...20.008(8horts, eks - ,270 Feed, Wheat, ctls p 5.235 Yallow, ctls - — & | - STOCK MARKET. On the morning session of the Bond Ex- change Alaska Packers was still higher at $145, and alley Water was firmer at | $S2 25aN2 Gas and Flectric was weaker at §6SG@HT ¢ The market continued quiet. The ofl stocks were still_inactive. In the afternaon Gas and Electric was lower 67,_and Spring Valley Water was the San Francisco and T ‘onopah Mining Exchange for the week ending g} 5 were 50,435 shares, valued at $22,336. Ex-dividend vesterday: Imperial Oil Com- pany, 20c per share, amounting to $20,000. Thirty-three Ol Company, 10c per = share, | amounting to $10. 000. The Presidio and Ferries Railroad Compan: as declared a regular monthly dividend Of 20 cents per share, payable August 15. e " California - Schuetsen Crub - Park ana Buflding Assoclation has declared a ividend of 25 cents per share, p-ynhlo August 20, Stock and Bond Exchange. i THURSDAY, Aug. 62 p. m, UNITED STATES BONDS. Jee a ¢ mewy. 19005 8a ar coup. 108 "{2 MISCELLANEOUS, A A WS —, — | Doe... < Bay CPC 5a. — 105%| Do.econ Bar = 108 CSOREE - — BLGoi ™ |Esigh mimctolsa o TR Y e ¥ ClR e — [PEOR @ — ‘= Geary-st 40 Powell-st 6s.116) — H C&S Blys.102 S E G&R §s. — " 108% HC&S bs. 9 SF & SIV 55.110% - Hon R T SR of C s 11031135 LA Elec S Pot A6 L. A Ry Ja..112% (1909) L ALCo . asio) . S e LAP lcm 55.103%51044;) (1905) — Mheer € o P10 0w oior Do lem Bs.117 — | (1912 .. 117 NRof C6e.106% — |S P C loghs. N R (ofC) 120% |~ Do_stmpd. 10733 — N PCRR 1002 S PB R €s. — 140 N C Ry 5s 11413 § V Wat 6,107 o N C P 1004 Do 4s 2am. — 100 NELE 0 e G . o e 0T 6. 112 858 SF fer1te 107 WATER STOCKS. pring val.. 83% — ELECTRIC. Sac E GER. 39 — SF G & E.. 66% — !'?l = 5% vGea Erin | Beans, sks . 80 Peits, No . | Potatoes, sks 70 Hides, No mu Onions, sks 700 Quickailver. flsk: Bran, sks . 190 Leather, rolls . Middiings, sks 267 Wine, gals . Hay, tons . 921 Lime. bbis . Wool, bales .... 134 WASHINGTON. Flour, qr sks... 8,088/Oats, ctls . ,Union Sugar . | 1 T INSURANCE. Firem's Fnd.325 — Am N atl Bk125 — X - o Cal 8% — i et 298 of EX... had 90%(Pac A F A.. Pac C Borx. Cal Wine As 96 98 Morning Session. Board— 15 Alaska Packers’ Assn . 10 California Wine Assn . 15 T 14 68 L3 = 5y 119 Ld o 25 00 3 2% 3T kel 838339355 BEAULLAS e s . .E CTITH Y sssai Ofl City Petrolsum Peerless Ofl . 828 233485 2 Twenty-eight Ofl Union_Of1 United_Petroleum West Shore Ofl .. Miscellaneous— Abby Land & Improvement Alameda Sugar American 'chuh ‘American District Tel Fay Countles Power . Cal Central Gas & Blectric. California Cotton Mills. California Jockey Club .. Caiifornia Powder California Shipping Co Cal Title Ins & Central Bank of Oakland. Chutes Company ... City and_County Bank . Cypress Lawn Imp Co. Eastern Dynamite .. Ewa Sugar Plantation Gas Consumers’ Assn. Honolulu Sugar London & S F Bank (Ltd.) Mercantile Trust ...... Northern_California Power. . Nevada National Bank . North Shore Rafiroad Orpheum Company . Pacific States Tel & Tel 2 88 waBena: - Sperry Flour Company Standard Electric Truckee Blectric United Gas & Western Fish Company OFFICIAL !ALI!. Morning Session. Board— 550 Sovereign Ofl 300 Apollo O ... 50 Monte Cristo Oil 300 Four Oil 500 Four Ofl . 2 Hanford Ofl 150 Monarch Ofl Afterncon Session. H 38!~ 883: 8 40 45 90 o8 L 00 55 1000 Lion Ofl L3 100 Home Ofl 2 90 100 Home Ofl 285 105 Monte Cristo 87y Mining Stocks. SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE. Following were the sales on the San Fran- cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday: F1d n 24 23 % " L4 00 3 37 3100 Mexican - 600 Yellow Jack.. T4 400 Ophir ... ... Afterncon Session. 100 Andes ... ... J 70 400 Con Cal & V.1 55 27 1 50! 20 .1 251 22 . 20 . 21 o 900 Crown Point. 22 a2z 800 Gould & Cur. 42 i 100 Hale & Nor.. 55 ™ .. O a3 130 o 138 33 17 PACIFIC STOCK EXCHANGE. Following were the sales on the Pacific Stock Exchange yesterday: - R2323442 ERBMBRSSSS 3 s2 3% 1 0 £ B g8 14 = & s - - & \Utah . M B Unlon ™ 8 - ¥ n B : § f— ] % IIIF ] 8l sgeeaal 43, i | ¥