The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 25, 1904, Page 15

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. stocks a point or so lower. cks and bonds featureless and very dull. ced ac and Sterling Exchange firmer. reights nominal, wwith the shippers not in the market. rop reported in good condition all over the world. iree and still higher. Barley, Oats and Rye dull. i Millstuffs considerably ‘quicter. : products and Mized Feed advanced. Bran and Middlings as previously quoted. mn with NUMErous narrow variations. f Butter, Cheese and Eggs still large. ier change in Dried Fruits. stons contimee dull at all points. ving off briskly at steady prices. lops quict, featureiess and unchanged. Mutton and Pork in large supply and weak. 5 mo Hides fairly steady at previous prices. “Cherries and Strawberries still coming in very freely. . Oranges in good supply and generally dull. Pouliry still brings good prices, with receipts moderate. Potato wmarket badly congested zwith old crop stock. Beaver Hill Coal 'mlrl.u' down 4 fo 50¢ per ton. Grovernment Fruit Crop Report. Weather Report. n, United St De- (120th Meridi, Pacific Time.) ? Washington, D. C. N FRANCISCO, May 24 5 p. m e wouilk @ 9, 1903 Following are the seasonal rainfalls to date New * ol s »mpared with those of same date last seg- e wherries and pears | son and rainfail in last twenty-four . mged generally; other fruit Tast, Thte N tations— 24 hours. Season. Season. ples, in | Eureka o5 0.00 in north- | Red Bluff.. . 0.00 | Sacramento ...111110 0.00 | San Francisco........ 0.00 most fruits | Frésno 4 | Independenee o0 wrutt outiook im- | San Luis (){um { Trace strawberries prom o -8 e following maximum and minimum tem- reported for preceding day from plcking be awberries ripening to be largest -18-60Kansas City. &4 Washington 74-64 New Orleans . RECORD. . o peaches promise fair - 3 . £ 2 T sec—F prospects improved { bR 1 K = hee many apples | 2 7 age g £ 1 u peaches, promising. s x a few locali- * -0 " ‘00 lo0 00 ing rapldly prospects .00 other fruits promising 40 Wis. ative plums, ‘00 Il Tries unin- 00 ckberries killed | L (:' { Zo0 blossoms. Z00 “00 ries—Frult do- r il bloom in west- '(:: - 18 cariy vegetab of | San Francisco 200 runes and cherries. 1 L. Obispo. | ;& hops slightly, and Diego. .00 apple bloom neavy. Seattle Tr. P Spokane T i o Tatoosh -00 The W eather and Crops. Waila Walla. . s Winnemucca weekly report of A. G. McAdie, section | Yuma . 5 tor of the climate and crop service of | wEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENER. the Weather Bureau, is as follows: | 5 3 z ) 7 ¢ 2 GENERAL SUMMARY | i st il % = g The pressure continues low over the south- Vari clear | western portion of the country. Cloudy weath. weather prevailed @uring the cctions, with fogs in portions outhern Califor- | xtreme eouth, er prevalls in Southern California and light rain is reported at San Luis Obispo. Rain has aiso fallen at Flagsta®f, Modena and Salt Lake City. The temperature has fallen 12 degrees more {in _the San Joaquin and Sacramento valleys The following maximum wind velocities are reported: Carson City, 36 southwest; Inde- ad in fair condition in most not appear to have the The st be equal to early expecta- the southern sections the crop Haying i& progressing rap- west | Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty hours ending midnight. May 26: : <. and indicate a very | Northern ~ California—Cloudy ~ Wednesday, except in the Hops made | with showers {n the mountains; cooler in the wih during the weck and now give | interior; fresh southerly winds. with fog on f & large crop. Bean planting |the coast. Ventura Coun Sugar beets | Southern California — Cloudy, ~ unsettied are doing w Pasturage | weather Wednesday, possibly light showers; in most places, but is fail- | fresh southerly winds ] are being driven to | Nevada—Cloudy, cooler Wednesday; brisk to | 2 Kigh westerly winds, | sually good condition in all | San Francisco and \mlnn)‘(lnud\ Wednes- and the present outlook is | day: fresh southwest winds, with f 1 be very Deciduous | A McADIE, District Forecaster. ening rapidly. and most v rieties | condition in A v all la. b e — 1 ere wil Am:m:v\ be u:rm' c::?’x of apricots, | 1 ' < ition S5 _.__...__; SACRAMENTO VALLEY.—The weather dur- . the week ms warm and clear with dn 7 oo P i e ek g o e, Seir S 4y | New York Money Market. s become very dry and hard, and grain e i receiving the mecessary moisture S NEW YORK, May 24 —Money on call was tinuance will result in considerable dam- | Offcred, 14 per cent. Time loans were steady: sixty day bills, 3 per cent; six Prime mercantile Sterling exchange was with actual business in bank- warm weather has caused rapid all crops. Haying is progressing - rapidly, and the crop is reported very good in - most places. Grain will be ready for harvest and ninety @ ¥ | sightiy firmer, | ers® . - bills at $1.8670G4.8680 for demand and at in some scctions within & few deys. Pasturage ) tor | .is drying up and cattle have started for the | $3-8470@4.8450 for sixty-day bills. ~Posted summer ranges, Hops are Jooking weil ana | Fales $4 E5%04 B and §4 S7T14GH 88, Com- T o Niaans or s | merciat bilis, $4 84%. Silver bars, 55%c. Mex- S i o o il Yieid heawily De, | jcan dollars, #4%c. Bonds—Governments, cifuous frults are ripening rapidly. Peaches steady; raliroads, eas: ~ 208 ‘pears are light n some sections. Cltrus S New York Stock Market. NEW YORK, May 24.—Prices dropped back * fruits are in good conditio: COAST AND BAY BECTIONS. —Clear, warm weather prevailed during the week, with fre- quent fogs in portions of the coast district. Northerly winds caused slight damage tc | easily amd practically without opposition to- crope in some sections. Grain made good | day to about the level of last Friday, before the littie stir in the market on that day, caused by last week's great loan contraction by the banks. The weakness was not due to-day, as far as could be perceived, to any news or to any new element of weakness. Rather it was a simple recognition of the absorption of an incivient boom and the hasty £rowth and is in excelient condition in nearly all places, with prospects of a e crop. Haying is progressing rapidly; the crop s | heavy in. some sections and fair in others. Hops are making rapid growth and a large | crop is probable. Pasturage is becoming dry | in some places but is abundant in others, and cattle are doing well. Vegetables are in good condition. Deciduous fruits are ripening, and in most sections give promise of large yield: The apple crop is reported light in the Sants Ciers @nd Sogoma valleys, and peaches and epricots are light in many places. Vineyards are in excellent condition, SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY.—Clear weather prevailed during the week; cool during the early portion, and very Warm during the lat- ter. There were several days of brisk nortn | fore our market opened showed declin throughout. The throwing over of Saturday's and vyesterday’s accumulations was then pretty guickly accomplished and the market into drooping tone which characterized it durin( most of last week. With the relapse the money market the bankers’ joan | bm- which bad weakened the exchange market, disappeared and gold was » | engaged for export Thursday to the amount o | of $2.000,000, ail that the assay offics could the gquantity and quality | furnish. freedom of the outward 'old reported g00d. Wheat and bar- | movement is now more clearly recognized Tohewing. trom the extreme lassitude of the demand for securities here, as the [ subposition that the demand for securities wind but littie firet crop of maont places, are generail ‘n some places will be light crops. but other | w, Iyzed by the fears of the effects crops are z‘ood uGr-m are thrifty, :u’;db: qr"x:.li“ef;o':m 'l:’. Paris money mrk large crop s anticipated - terii Fipe In eoume ebctions Guriiy the cemills Wweek | oo oo the. rate of stecfing exchange with l-n Speculative general dis- 25 francs 11% centimes, com week’s low level of 1015 centimes. deprossion here was due rather Pubiien m of plans ed tailment of pigiron production were regarded as & bad augury for the industry and business and had special effect on United States Steel preferred. At!.elluon was glven to the hearing before Commerce. i wiil be large. Olives are feed is plentiful, and stock of all g i healthy and in m malu‘ Irrigation water is abundant ng used freely. BOUTHERN CALH"ORLIA —The weather was cooler than during the week and the nights were generally cla.di or fogEY. Light showers fell in some Dry ntereta Commission northerly winds prevall in '-M Mn of charges of flllfl!fl;m by the coal md-l Alamoe. . Haying 1s in : “ehe Fiela | 0w oL dlserimigation by, U Attorney of ie very light In most places. The grain crop | toc (i D Braces wae ustd. to. give. an it will be a fallure in -lfl, sections and light don that Go t action under the cven on irrigated lands. tinues. Sugar weets are making good Deciduous fruits are press! vernmen ki panting oon- | antl-trust act was in_contem apricots ialy. Oranges and condition EUREKA SUMMARY. crope of hay, oBts Farmers are preparing grount of | pendence, 28 ; Flagstaff, 30 south- | and_harvesting ramento. 28 fouthwest; Eureka, 36 s in some sectic and Mount Tamalpais, 58 south- getting out of small speculative holdings in| N consequence. London prices reported here be- ment of the treasury balances in the general fund, exclusive of the tmmm (old Te- serve in the division of redemption, shows avallable cash balance, $163,249,009; gold, $62,- T 17,855, New York Cotton Market. NEW YORK, May 24.—The cotton mardet | 1 closed steady, 2 to 12 points higher. New York Grain and Prodice. Central of N J.... . o o B8 |, NEW YORK, May 24 —FLOUR—Receipts, Chezap & Ohio . 200 30" 30" 30 |21.200 barrels; exports, 700 barrels. Firm, but| ST. LOUIS. May 24.—Wool, active and Brollers £G4 for large and 25 for Chi & Alton ... 400 37T% 37 3714 wh au-&y medium grades combin and clothing, | $mall: Pigeons. $1 ”flm per doze! Chi & Aion pid. L oo D . 80N | WHEAT Recelpts, 20000 bushels. Spot, 17628%c: light fine. 15017c; heavy fine, 110 $1 502 for Squabs. Chi & G Western.. 800 15 1i% 1414 | firm: No. 2 red. nominal elevator, $1 bl ldc; tub-washed, 2igdle GAME—Nominal. i & Northwemd. 100 170, 110 18 atoatsi N, 1 n:m‘r’:(_ $108% £ o o fi";" e Chii ok Bes Cki Mil & St Paul. 10,300 140% 139% 1 tions were under béarisk demination all da: } cese 2 Chi MIL & 8¢ poptq (0200 10 130 1008 | CormE weak K@ic net decline. May closed | | Northérn Wheat Wheat Market. utler, 88 Ol Tortn & Trans. 2800 7% ‘ga R w’yzc. July closed o1 %c&ptemtnr closed s RSl e w3 S R R Ci rm ptd. 6 16 4 c. Decem 3 EGON. 2 COEE S Lo “T00 ors o ob | HOPE-Steasy. PORTLAND, _ May 24— WHEAT—Walla | be_seén, ‘but the market seems to b taking Colo BOURIENN % 7. i 7snnd S ea s AN HIDES—Steady. Waila, 73c; bluestem. 80c: valley, S0o. gare o' them, much to the any Colo South 1st prd. 100 51% Bl 51 WOOL—Steady. H [ WASHINGTO! Bui g o A L. .‘""‘.q‘:’“l’ Cclo South 24 prd. 200 21 21 20% | PETROLEUM—E: v tter is going to, un) some flrms Del & Hudson 100 155 155 155 SUGAR—Raw, firm; fair refining, 3 TACOMA, May 24 —WHEAT—Unchanged; | storing and keeping it dark. Los Angeles is Del Lack & West. ... ... ... 208% | centrifugal, 96 test, Nl-au; G:-Cm;l-u-’ sugar bluestem, 83¢; club, 73c. 'fll".et;lm“'.hbl;: ine Alaskan orders are mos oy Derver & Rio G. i00 03 9% 19% 3 3-16c; refined, Arm; No o. ¥ e B g e o Dover &R G o, o N o @) No g 4R o Lo N o, 4 e Northern Business. o gl oo 1 ‘fl,’.‘““m _xpm” sion ‘ e ) —_— among the trade that the rece: val Erie 1st pfd . 3815 | 4.16c; confectioners’ A, 4.80c; mold A L enable Esstern Butter to fiow in Dere, Eg:klfl:x "\@.my i ?::nlf.'f.'i:{ e eban, 520, AL ‘arades of b‘fian (i T Ceernia s M8 | it detsinsint ol e mevpe S the '}_‘.;: fil‘:fi::[:‘(‘;;u'{ prd 1;’;2 ;?::’z: sugar have been advanced Sc per 100, - TACO’!&A May 24.—Clearings, ss«un bal- | B W“; hnvlcndp r:l;v\-l :]o " flwm:h 2’2'" lowa Central .. 181 | COFFEE—Spot Rlc:i qul;zloe 11;0 -_1‘_ h:nvuflcg‘nm!:um'xgabmlu 24.—Clearings, $430,503;" ;g;‘ymv;:nn and thus avoid possil uture 3" | 6% i1d, quiet; Cordova, e coffee ; i?‘"c'skfl!‘y‘.i?% '.’m % rufir:’-fl mlgkel closed firm, 5 to 10 points SPOKANE uu 24.—Clearings, $324,202; nC.\l“-mh mfl'\rm 'planlil;l‘“ Mlhnwmdpu K C Southern ptd. 38 higher. Sales were 29,500 bags. June, 5.60c; balances, $35,002. o e e T T wr s Louls & Nash 10714 | July, 5.65c; September, 5.90@6c; December, 2 e T Mavbattan L 1481} §.250; Januiey, € S5e. and S$ey. €.0004. = * Rec!l&lx- were 107.300 Ibs Butter, 1730 cases Metropolitan Secur. 7 Esn and 10,700 Ibs Cheese. ATED APPLES—The market meets ] I 19¢ Netropaiitan 8¢ By 1184 | " BVARORATED ASTINR b Aokt e LOCAL MARKETS. o UNTER, Creamery at fir hande, 18% 18 Mt P & it St M g2y | ndes in e abence of JERpEOL oCerluge | T = ~% | 173¢; store Butter, 13@16c; cold storage, nom- S Common are quoted a ; e, : : inal, e T e 80% | S%es choice, 64@6k%e; fancy, 1@Tic. Exchange and Bullion. CHEESE-sGS%c for good to chalce new Mo Kan & Texas.. 15% | PRLNEs—(‘nr;(lnuéscrl::e;%l:ns:tcs:ddm;diz- ;g 8@7c_for lower grades; Y. muolk Mo Kan & Tex pfd 85 ‘rvrm! ranging from d i Sterling Exchange, sixty da - %e: Eastern, 1215@l4dc; v.mm NCR R of Mex prd 31 | Erade. Sterling Exchange, st s, — ¥ 458 [per 1 2 N Y Central ...... 114% Alfor-m-f“—Arepr;n.gxlr:: Sery, slowly, but | Sterling Exehani e T {82 TEcGs_Ranch, 15@19c for falr to choice; :’:g:f'flt i ‘v‘\"fl .:mi' ?.i", ;’llnednolro.:nduthe recent level. Choice are N:: ;::'1: l;}:xxcch. “.j 't‘:l?sr-p ' % ey el m—-—-——'tm cr e Ontario & Western. 313 | auoted- st BHEHo; exig SNSRI | Bllver,- ot ounce %% | Deciduous and Citrus Fruits 2 ne. E ;f‘"",“?;"'“:‘s‘ o 1 | e RS- Tind a 'fair cutlet, lowing: to a | o oan Dellars, 21 | continued jobbing demand, and show some e S R Reading ¥ B Gness Choice are austed at T4GT4c; ex- Wheat and Other Grains. ) R e At T e Reading ist p 3 tra cholce, 7%@8c; fancy, 91%@10c Reading 24 pfd . : 60 B s local dealers purchased sparingly and ship: Rock Island Co ... i @ 20% S AT VHEAT FREIGHTS The shippers are not | PIng brokers were holding off in antleipation o Rock Island Co pid 100 % &% s\ New York Metal Market. in he market and_rates are consiquently nom:{ lower pricer,’ Sales of exceptionally fine lots \g: ko:us l=‘\\2 oy St f"* flx for new crop loading. ern':'; :ggnzzr-eéu vflzfi | but _the ruling prices for the best lots wers 8t Louis ‘100 32 30% | NEW YORK. Mu)h 24d-s£zlulterzlnn:nna;r;;;n: neet, in port has a registered tonnage of 6807, w@'kl the lkl‘((ler benlxx about the top f'mb:::; ey 15% |no change either abroad, o et | against 1500 tons on the same date last year; | E°ncral marl Quite a surplus o e 4 2013 | was generally Guiet {ollowing the holldays, or | disengaged, 84,720 tons, against 84,000; on the | bicked and loose stock had to be carried over. i 237 | locally. London quoted spot at £124 125 64 | way to phis port, 261,000 7, Receipts of Strawberries continued too heavy | Southern Ry pte S | and fiturcs were Js 04 higher at £120 178 6d. | “WHEATFhe Liverpool sna Faris. markets | ©r the market to ‘readlly”absors and ihes k P pot s quoted a ¥ continued closed 2 | wire weak at previous prices, the canners T N e < hfo’;’a’fi’cr"n:l Tondon was higher. Spot ad- | tion of the crop {n Bfig:‘»’:'.‘-':;& ‘22«‘&"”.‘.. | still parchann . the: Jems veriatiss St/ the | Zo1 St L & Wi @414 | vanced 2s 64 to £36 17» and futures 5s to £56 | that part of Roumania lately affected by | Minfmum guotation. Longworths still showed | Thio’ Pesific - i |17 4. Locally, copper remains unchanged. | drought. The growth, however, is rather slow | the effécts of the recent hot weather In the | Union Pacific p A% | Lake ind electrolytic are quoted ~at $13@ | everywhere. North Africa reports most | fa- SToWing districts, being more or léss sun- | Wabash - 18 32% and casting at $12 Biaaiz 1%, vorable conditions. burnt. Raspberries from the south sold at 20c | Wabash pfd 'fi‘," | TLead was steady and unchanged at $4 The American markets show little change and ’ per small basket and three crates from New- W & Lake Erl 1450 in the local market and at £11 15s in there is no further change in crop conditions, ; castle, the first of the season from that quar- | Wisconsin Centr 39% | London, which continue fair, except in the Ohio Valley | ter. brought $1 50 each. Blackberries and | Wiscon Cent pfd Spelter was also unchanged in both markets, | and one or two other sections of the winter ganberries brought $8 per chest and crates | Mexican Central T | with London closing at £22 and New York at | Wheat belt. of “the Tatter. from Fowler, Fresno County, Express Companies— 59505 This market for cash gratn remains un- ht $1 i5G2. Goosebcrries were very | Adams 225 Tron clmm at 51s 94 in Glasgow and at 43s | changed and dull - the shippers are not in r lots of the common kinds sell- | Amerigan 9d at Middlesboro. Locally, iron is unchanged. | the market and the millers are not active buy- | otations. | United States . No. 1 foundry, Northern 'Is quoted at $15g | €18 at present. Fltures were somewhat. higher i .CT:tllo:»?M om Coachella were offering | Wells-Fargo . 9 Northern, $14 50@15; 2 ain and sold af ¥ v | | ™ Miscellaneou i‘\?‘,wl Mg I e 1 e CASH WHEAT. Black Figs came In from Palm Springs, River- Amalgam Copper . 113 75 California Club, $1 zsm xzu. cnumml. side+County, and were neld at 7bc per w;md | Am Car & Fdy | "Pig tron warrants dull and nominal at $9 25. | White Australian,” §1 523 g rthern | Dut no salées were repo: urrants from | Am Car & Fay pfd 4 Club, 81 3081 875 "Norther Bluestem, $1 50 v O IRy fl"ld at {l?‘;}fm S et v g BT Suphly @1 55 per ctl. ses were dull, except for emall stdes of | Am Cotton Ol pm Available Grain Supply. FUTURES. | Yavels, ;rn‘n‘c:.mvtren rmiy held at high prices | American Tce ... BIRE Session 0 (o 1130 &, m. S50 FerRreavan S, s American Ice pfd \NEW YORK, May 24—Special cable and Open. Low. Close. | STRAWBERRIES—$2 5 per chest for s g}}, telegraphic ;or:x;r;u;-;:‘a;:ol:; r::::‘\!:l‘ by Brad- | December ...§1 30% n f % $130% $1 311 Longworths and $2a3 o e L larger variaties Am Tocomative :‘;:“,f.,,;fi’., ‘as compared with previous ac- 2 5. oy ‘;‘“”"‘ oA !d,"m_“f.f‘ffl‘g“/’c oo g 5= o vern ot m ond - | count December . n 11-4 $131% §1 xuig $1 313 | 10c_per Ib. S s —U! Canada, east of - * AR Bk for i e, s gbogenag, att of | PEARTEG e ket s bees it i | CHERRIES 0TS gor aramer for, el Am Sugar Rfg.. Europe, increase 1 ‘ooooo bushels; total sup- | 0 OTy ol ChaRge. Offerings n::u?;m“ Hons | per 1b for biack and 3@dc for white, Anacon_ Mining Co ply decreased 645,00 Brock Rap Trans.. Corn—United qmea and Canada, east of the Colo Fuel & Iron.. decréeased 1,734,000 bushels, | Consolidated . “nited Slntes and Canada_east of the | Corn Products . decreased 1,303,000 bushels, | Corn Products pfd. | Distil Seglmues | % General ectric .. { Bl T ‘ 1 Chicago Board of Trade. | | Int Paper pfd. Internatl Pump * Int Pump pfd | National Lead I Future Grain and Provisions. | North American . »§:§S.‘f-s"62.‘. | CHICAGO, May 24—With practically noth- Pressed Steel Car. | ing of a bullish character as support, the Pressed St Car pfd wheat market opened with an inclination Pullman Pal Car.. Republic Steel .... Republic Steel pfd. Rubber Goods . ... Rubber Goods pfd. toward lower prices. The effect of the bear- ish private crop report of yesterday was still a potent influence, the majority of pit traders being disposed to sell. Opening quotations on July were unchanged fo lic Jower at ST4@ ;':"é"l,::fi:"& s, S7% Excellent weather throughout the 17 § Leather pfd.. greater part of the country continued to fm- U S Realty ....... prove the condition of the growing crop und U S Realty pfd helped to bring out additional selling orders. U S Rubber The May delivery was especially heavy, and U S Rubber pfd the weakness of that option had a tendency to {17 8 Eteel 1 depress the deferred futures. A general ex- | 17§ Steel ptd, | pectation of increasing primary receipts wae another element against which the bull lead- ers had to contend. In a measure the expec- tations of enlarged receipts were realized by | returns from Kansas City, where 120,000 bush- iox- wefe recelved and 'only 36.000 bushels | | | Westinghouse Elec. Western Unlon ... Total eales ....245,500 shares UNITED RAILROADS OF SAN FRANCISCO. Shipped. ¢ YORK. May 24.—No bond transactions | ° Dari sentiment was emphasized by Bradstreet's visible supply statement. which showed a de- crease in the world's avaflable stocks of only | 645,000 bushels, against a decrease of nearly 4,000,000 bushels a vear ago. The weekly Gov- | ernment report indicated marked improve- iment in erop conditions. As a result of the | | | AMERICAN | (‘ommon—fixd 3% | Bid B3 " asked, 33 AN COMPANY. %. Preferred— | NEW YORK BONDS. ret 26 res..104%(L & N unified 48.100% coupon. | loflfixunn con gold 4 wa 11055 (Mex Cont 1o numercus bear factors there was much reai- D -4 lxln: late in the day, July closing 7a@lc lower M“mnn Rl ,,W | at 86X@86ie. May closed at #3ijc. PeiM K& T 4 4 'weak undertone was' manifessed In corn, { July closing %c lower at 47%@47% Weakness of wheat and corn lld to a con. Do 2ds . ot £ 3 | siderable selling of oats.” July closed Hc lower Pro llhm! were easier in sympathy with the lower grain markets. Pork closed Tle lower and lard and ribs were unchanged. ‘The leading futures ranged as follows: | Articles— pen. High. Wheat No. 2— Ches & Ohio 08% ¥ ufl“& Alton 3%4s. T8% 6 L & I M con a1l | }a¥ . .o SR 95 C. B&Qnewds MXISL &S F fg 46, 823 | “l; [;w’ DN ST | CM & SP gn 45109415t Louls SW ists. 9i3 Ul (nex R Sty C'& NW con is.127%|Scaboard A L 4s. 70 | Go "’w;) T Son g - > Corn No. 3= ks May 47 s . July 487 :;'& Cons Tobncco 45 Union Pacific 4s mw, | 5‘5"'_'.“':.“ i 47 o:a Colo & $0 #s.. | Do conv 4 Do | Onts No. 3 CF & I con 5u ‘Y.‘U S Bteel 24 58 gt 5 ;g% ;ok | Den & Rio G 4. ¢ a % | Erfe prior lien 4s. | 4 o - hb'z_z 3013 30% B Y8 RO July 5110 1115 1095 1100 ° Hock Val 4%s. i 11 135 11 17% 11 2214 NEW YORK MINING STOCKS. -, | 6 40 6 350 6 3214 Adams Con ..... 20/Little Chief . 0 2 | Alice f 647% 650 Dreece £ q ' Lruns_Con : 6371 640 | 635 6571 | Com Tunnel 7 | Con Cal & Vi | Horn Silver . Iron Silver . Leadviile Con ... Cash quotations were as B : No. 2 spring wheat, 92 Boston Stocks and Bonds. sighic, No, 2 red, $1 0t 00; o | 2,com, 8tic: No. 2 yeilow, 9% @60c: No, oats, @ 0. white, 2043 e 2%@3%‘ - R rgiad 5:* rye Tho; wood foeding barley. 5G5Se; e . cholece malting, 1 Time loans @5 {“le‘-gln:‘ ' Comrmon. h.‘g b e R R Atchison 48 .....100%]Adventure 1% ! Tasd, 'pe':”,:,o’;gfind:‘"}'g&! f&'fi;fimor?& Do.as g - <.nc 1 IATAL S 35 | sides (loose). $6 25@6 3714: short clear sides Mex Cent 48 ..... mal z:n»er 4'!( | (boxed), $A°25@6 60; whisky, basis of high R;l"mfl S m‘ ’A\:'ll:l:tle nc % | wines, $128; clover, contract’ grade, $10 75, At o ¢ b el %r Articles— Re,ce%u Shipments. Bosion & Aibany 243 |Calomet & Hecum | phay; aerrele 31,00 20.1 Boston & Matne. 166 e T 25300 B i ":2 Oate, bushels v’ oo e By o%t Rye, bushel o e ex Centra 4 3 Y.NH& | Franklin m | Bariey, bushel 9,700 Grancy Isle Royal IMass Mining Michigan Mobawk Butter, Cheese and Eggs. HICAGO, May 23.—On the Prod; ! y the butter market was weak. Ee’.‘-::'.l,,"e' | fes, 14@18c: dairles. 12@17c. Eggs, easy a Checse, easy; | K, included, 14! 5e. B R A Do p 125 Amer "Te1 & Tl 123 5 T o] Livestock Ma arker. CHICAGO. 24.—CATTLE—Receipts i Eood to prime lu:l‘:’ fraders, $3 wn;“n, L 17 cows, $0G4 e canne m '3 ted steers, $4@+4 00. i i ” i fh HOGS—] ipts to-day. 20,000; to-morrow, —— 35.000; steady: mixed and mndnu um Cons money. N Y Central.....117% ' 4 85; good 60@4 Do mcct ....... !‘1050 & Wenern gy‘: rough buvv,m Soms’ l:"\'l’:'m.“um? : ,000; lhown and lambs ' 85 25@5 5 i Great W Do 24 pfd ChL Mil & B! Pl l“a 8o Rl.ll'l! De Beers Do pfd 2.0‘ Pacits During the last part of the session burm.‘ THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, MAY 25 1904 ‘medium, medlum. anse. ‘Wyoming fine, M%mfle h‘vy 15@16c; medium, 16@17¢; Tow fine, 13@ ce 13%c; fine medium, 15@16c . 18@10c; | coops of domestic stock came in on the early low medium, 18@19%¢c. express and everything In the chicken line was Utah and Nevada fine, 1414@15¢; heavy fine, “teady at about previous prices. Old Geese and 13@13%c; fine medium, 15%@16c; medium, | old Ducks were dull aud the iatter were quoted 18@19c; low medium, lower. Game arrived in bad condition and Montana " fine. chetce. 14@1%; fine average, | had o be thrown away. Only 6 sacks were 17@18c; fine medium choice, 18@19¢c; average, | received i’c 17c; staple, 18@l19c; medium cholce, 18@ St. Louis Wool Market. POULTRY — Live Tk 1y 14@15¢ T _1b; Geese, per pair. $1 S0@1 13: Gostings, $1 70 2; Duck-. uw per am lor old N for young; Hens, for la 5 50 Ior -mll young”_Roosters, 8 50: old Roofters, $4 50@5; Fryers, “w‘m were a eouple of sales of bright yesterday morning. $1 mm 10; to choice, FUTURES. BSession 9 to 11:30 a m. Open. High. December ... 963 97Y% 2 p. m. Session. Open. High. December ... 97% V7% OATS—Dealers are quoting a yesterday being particularly inactive. | present, CASH BARLEY. 05G1 07'%: Shipping and Brew! Chevalier, $1 1061 15 for fair gerines, $1 b0: | There s no weakress, however, ! not let | not largi | White ll 4001 47%: Black. u 22%@1 27%: Gray, nomi; l‘ORN—-Tle market has again advanced under gkt stocks and a good demand and is quoted | very firm at the improved prices. Western sacked, and $1 4734 for Mixed; cuuornu | Red. $1'27 unless at full figures. 1 35; 80. smail round do, $1 Wllfle -nd |~ RYE—Offeri pothing u:n and the market is unchanged at | BLCK“ gEAT.fl T5@2 per ctl. Flour and Millstuffs. | fact, 0" per 20%4@1 30 L ctl: qu-n ngs are lmxll $1 50 for Yello There Feed at 61 0715 | APRICOTS—$1 .5 Dl'r crate, | | APPLES—$1@2 50 per box. | CITRUS ml‘l‘l’—vael Oranges. 'S for chofc 125 for lhnhd Seedlings. $1@1 25 Lemons, 75 rewing, | 52 for | fancy. $1 50@1 75 mr cholc- and $1@1 25 for $1 50@2 seed- | standard; Gra for ga for ordl Mexican Limes, Lo-. Close. $5@5 50 per case; Bananas. 3 per bunch for 98% 1% | Central American and $1G2 for Hawallan; !Plnelnnlel. $2@3 per dozen. Lgw, 7% Dried Fruits,Nuts,Raisins,Honey. lull mrke( r Aside from the better noted several days ago, there is nothing new | to report. The market continues quiet ail along the line at previous quotations. and_holders do | feeling in Prunes Offerings are nal TS—Apricots, 8@10c for Royals and 9@12c for Moorpark: vaporated Apples, 44, @ fe; sun-dried, he: Peaches, Tfi’k‘ Foars. $1013c: Fige, white, 2iaic in boxes: d White ' Dlack. 4%c; Plums, pitted @t . s “"m}f_" PRUNES—1903 crop, 2@2%c for the ', four :x 0gi b0 ter |, m.lsws—r o b. prices Fresno for 1903 ""the 'demand is uscatels, auc do floated, 3%e: 16-02 cartons. fancy, 5ic: choice, BSic: artons_ fancy. 4l4c: cholce, 4%c: in bulk, fancy, 5%c; choice, Se: Imperial clus- The local millers report a perceptible falling 1<7S, $3: Dehesa, 42 50 fancy. €2 London off in the demand for Millstuffs of late, though LAYers ""’.“‘""' 7 e gl 5 guotations show no decline. The market, in e ey n':rd:h:u }34'.?,‘?.},“ s quite dul B Hethie: deonde Hite tor o e ey Fanily Datah M O el i1NG for T X T, tor Ne Piua Cira prqon and Washington, jobbing at $3 S6@4 25 bbl, M!LLSTLFF&P!‘ICM in_packages Graham Flour, follows : $7; Corn Meal Oat Groats, wheat Flour, Farina, _$4 50: Rolled Oats, 8 10: Pearl B up. dlings. $1 50: d, Hominy, $4 50a4 Whole Wheat $7 250! Hay stonds the same as quoted yesterday, all_grades except the verv best be and tending downward. Cracked Corn and Corn Meal'are higher in sympathy with the advance in the raw grain, and Mixed Feed is also quoted There is no change In Bran and Mid- BRAN-—$21G22 per ton. EEH =] 143 1 Z Q i 5 g L 87 ?8 g3 . £ FEEDSTUFFS—Rolled Barley. per ton; Oilcake Meal at the mill. $20 50@31; $350 per 100 lbs; Rye Flour $3 50;: Rye Meal, $3 25; Rice Flour, 50; extra cream do, $4 25: $1a4 2 75; Cracked Whes 'S 60: In sacks, $6 arley. $6; Split Py Green Peas, $5 50 per }00 Ibs. Hay and Feedstuffs. %0001 80: and 9%c for Languedoc: Peanuts, 6@7c for 5 Eastern: Pecans 11@13c; Cocoanuts, $4 HONEY—Comb, 11%@i213c for white and 10@11c for amber; water white extracted, 5@ ; ‘ltl"hl amber extracted, 4)4@3c; dark, s BEESWAX~—27@29¢ per 1b. Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops. Wool is still in good condition for sellers, as everything is moving off well. Lven dirty and otherwise inferior lots are in demand. somethifig not usually experienced in this mar- ket, an there Is a_party Who is after these low grades. This condition is expected to last but a_few days. however. New Hum. boldts and Mendocinos are expected to appear in_a week or so. Hops are quiet and unchanged both here and in the East and the market exhibits no new | feature. Hides are generally Wteady and in fair de- mand at the familiar quotations, but dry Hides are rather ensier. as the tanners prefer the ' salted stock at this season of the vear. HIDES AND SKINS—Culls and brands sell about 14@1& under quotations. are as t. $4: Flour, $3 T 9 . boxes, $7; i i ing quiet | $23@23 50 Heavy Salted ’.22:""" ‘:;’;;( ot C&’f:n &@"' C%"‘“ Steers. 91ge; medium; Sie; Nght, 8Sc: Cow i mxe'd Feed, $22G23; Horse Beans, s\mgw per & Baited “G h“fl:v gfinld'edflcvwr‘ Il:li‘-c gx:x-& i ton: Broom ‘Corn Feed. 80c per ctl. o, lllle el e dr;‘l(ln 58 v‘l;y SEAT =L SURIb e and Out SIS C By mo"'.fl"‘ et st short Wool each: medium, ong. ;fyy S D8 1100 Y Suonk. §ig%; Aiaite, 16 Wool, $1@1 50: Horse Hides, salt $2 13 for 'STRAW-_60G80c per bale. [large and $2@2 50 for medium, $1 28@1 75 for Beans and Seeds. i There are o good many slight changes & ! Beans, both up and down. tinues inactive "in any directi quoted. . WOOL—Spring Clin—8an Joaqlin and South- Bu’}&,‘,"s‘;j“,{n"' O s “,"3;, ern 12 monthe’ 001lc; do T monthw. S@10 | " $2 20 $3 45@3 eo per 1b; Middle Countle- 12@16¢_for free and e B B 10 Red Hidaere 84 15 11@14c for defective: Northern, 15@17c for free '+ 5 Blackeye, $1 9062 15 per e(l, Horse Beans, CEED—Brown Mustard : 25, Flax $1 a1 % Canary, Alfalfa. 14%@16c: Rape, 6lgc; Hemp, 3 room Corn See: Mustard, nmgg-fiac e mlem o: Timothy, ‘Ib lmm 3@3%e; DmED PBAS—B‘;%IKQN. $3 per ctl; Niles, | e, on. Fi $3 25; Green Peas, Potatoe. eceipts hich =0l at - Onions and Receipts of new Potatoes from across the ! bay are decreasing. but arrivals from the river districts are daily have a downward tendency. d (00 boxes (rom the river, 50@1 85 per cental. brought ineh k3 the very best lots In sacks pound. In free supply | variance. Ta( the recent e Teceipts came: 10 iand 18 oor _condition; Tll‘ regular trade purchased but little, but the market was held steady by the who were operating freely and paying 4@hc per eas arrived freely and vrlcn .1.. i clined again. Another small consignmen Green Corn came twe Costa County. but was not sold, having ar- | ¥ived oo Jata nm the Ky i1 n&'v' fi! TONS—A ON 1 The market is badly congested with ,ola Potatoes, which are dragging at unsteady 1prlm Red Onions are steady under moder- ate receipts and a good Nearly everything in the vegetable line was and prices had but Asparagus still showed ihe sflects hot an Yellow, per sack; mew The market con- With" no pronounced tendency Seeds remain as. previously ing more 1 '- Cx.m ver al. small Pouh-. l%‘l‘b‘ per_lb. small and S0c for Colts. Horse Hides dry, 175 for large and $1 50 for medium. $1@1 25 or small and 30c for Colts. Buck Skins—Dry exican 30cr dey Salted Mexican, 25c: dry ‘entral ‘American 30@32%c. Goat _Skins— Prime Anzoras. llr large and smooth, No. 1'rendered. 4% @4l4c per Ib; No. 2. 3tfic; grease, 26@3c. and 13G15c for defective; Nevada, 12§15c, ac- cording to, condition. PS—246%ic per In for ()ufunng 1908, lnd x.l/afloc for erop of Yellow O i | ' Provisions. neer “‘r:;'afi e TG “"“mm."‘ .""c‘;'.l Vegetables. 1 and Yester- Only 2c per LARD—Tierces quoted at 6iic per Ib for gemand for shipment. LoDy Lo e for pure: half-barreis. pure: | l!c. 10-1b tins. 9%4¢; 5-1b tins, 9%c: 3-1b tins, ENE—One half barrel, S%e: three halt h-ml& 8l4e: one tierce. m o tierces, 8%ec; five tlerces, Slc per I Meat Market. jons—Beef, Mutton and ':;Llnuml u‘ m owe A can)—vluwwntormm the !t Louls lrpodnou. which cuts down (he fi:fl"": 'l:;‘m or M Trade u-m quiets most plentiful are"veal ’i‘. Hoes, the market siight 00d portion ot s, of r00d. Contfl river. $1 'l 10@1 40 D.r Oregon per ctl; new $5 per etl: new Green, 25@35¢ - | July; San Quentin, $5 40; 15 Sigts head of DRIVING. WORK and DRAFT HORSES from Yolo County, from 1004 to 1600 pounds. = Very ¢igh less than 1100 ponds. Ten head ba‘!!r broken; fiity head broken, in good order and ready for work. They are suitable for all purposes, from milk ‘Wagons 1o trucks. iAh Inspection by prospective buyers fs In- ; Sale Takes Place TUESDAY, MAY 3i, 19.4, AT 8 P. M, At Salesyard. 1732 MARKET ST., near Van Ave., San Franciseo. Livestock Auctiones s AT AL(.;‘TBXON HORSES. fia AT J. B. HORAN'S SALES YARDS, Corner of Tenth and Bryant Streets, 1 ! THURSDAY ... MAY 26TH, AT 11 0'CLOCK, By order of Mr. John Patterson of Reno, I will sell 120 head of choice young horses and mares, weigning from 1000 to 1300 and from 3 to 7 years old, in good condition, heavy and blocky built, and they are horses that are sure to give good satisfaction. They will ar- rive Wednesday morning and must and will be sold. 8. WATKINS, Auctioneer. N. B.—I also have 50 head of 2 and 3 year oid | mules and 50 head of youns mares with weil | bred colts by their sides that I must dispose of | before June 0th. For further particulars call or address S. WATKINS, office 122 Grove street. Phone South 20. TO-MORROW THURSDAY., MAY 26, 1904, At 11 o'clock a. m., at Salesroom, 1135 MARKET ST., bet. 7th and Sth, I shall sell the SUPERIOR FURNISHINGS of seven elegantly furnished homes, which have been removed to salesroom for convenience of oTEFor particulars see P ABE LE { Chronicle. VY, Auctiones AUCTION SALE I | at ARCAnD’rlJ Hons!; HARKIT. WEDNESDAY, May 25, st 11 I wihl pell 30 GOOD WORK HORSES, waigh- ing from 1000 to 1300 Ibs., 6 to § years old, ready to go to work. This stock is the prop- erty of MILLER & WRIGHT, railroad cone tractors JOHN J. DOYLE, Auctioneer. 20 per cent off; Boars. 50 per cent off, and Stags. 40 per cent off from above quotations. General Merchandise. e spot ine, TG CANNED FRUITS—The California Fruit Gannery” Association quotes the following petes st BAGS—Grain Bl'l 5%c and 5%: June- | Bags, 32@35ec; Fleece Se. AN 1 v g 2 I * |22 £ | $ ;i’\?‘ FRUITS. 12 |2 | E—’l,:i " pri Blackberries Cherries, R_A. . Cherries, white . Yellow Free Peaches. gmcn Cling Peaches . . Raspberries Strawberries @1 50: extra sifted, $1 13; m COAL—Beaver HIll lington, ton hmz. v 37507 Curaberiand. 13 in bak and $14 35 1% sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, $14; Welal Anthracite Egs. $13: Welh Lomp. $11 30; Cannel, $8 50 per ton: Coke. $11 56@13 per ton In bulk and $15 In sacks; Rocky Moum- tain descriptions #$11 45 per 2000 Ibs and $12 S0 per long ton, according to brand. PACIFIC CODFISH—Bundles, per Ib, 4%c: i cases, extra large 6c: : boneless. 6lyc; “Notway.? Iver King.™ 6i4e; blocks, “Sea- Te; middles. Tg@ise: plekied Cod bbia 3 Pirate Cove’ Cod s DIl wiv Guacn siste. 96 por Soncat §0 B less 10 per cent. CORDAGE—Thé local company quotes as follows, 60 days or % per cent discount for cash. no sales under 10,000 Ibs; Manila, 14%¢; Sisal, 10%¢; Duplex, 9%c: Bale Rope. 11%4@ 11%c per Ib. COFFEE—Costa Rica—14@13'%e for strictly prime to fancy washed; 12%:@ for prime washed; 11%@12%e¢ for good washeds 11l@13e | for good to prime washed peaberry: 10G11c for good to prime peaberry: 11G121c for good to | prime; 9@10%5¢ for fair; T'4@S%4c for common to_ ordl ary. | saivador—14@1414c for fancy washed: 1240 13%ec for strictly prime washed:; 103,@12¢ for good to prime washed; 9G10c for fair washed: 10@12%c for fair to prime washed peaberry: 914@10%e for good to prime semi-washed; 9@ 914c for superior unwashed: S1a@S%c for good green unwashed; 9%:@l0c for good to superioe unwashed peaberry, [@Se for Inferior to or- dina Nicaragua—] 14@13%¢c for pxime to fancy washed: 9@10%c for fair to strictly good washed; 8%@S%e for good to superior un- washed: 91@10¢ for good to prime unwashed [ fancy bon'lm fi‘fifl!%(‘ pickled Cod, half bbls, bright.’ tablets, peaberry. Guatemala aud Mexican—14@15¢ for fancy washed : 13i4c for prime to strictly prime ! for strictly zood washed; good washed; S¥@10l,c for fair washed; 8}4,@9c for medium; T@i%c for in- terior to ordinary; 10%@121gc for good to prime washed peaberry: 013@i0c for good to prime unwashed peaberry; 8la@9d%ec for good to su- perior unwashed. LEATHER—Sole, heavy, 20G3lc; extra heavy per Ib; meadium. 28D 29¢ : Rough Leather, H a eavy, 3@3%c for No. 1 and @33c for No. 2; medium. 30G37c: light, 290 80 Skirting No, 1. 40Gize: No. 2, 1 Coliar Leather. 13@1fc per foot: Trace Leather. 10@44c; Kip, unfinished, 40@50c per 1b; Veal. 5CG60c per 1b: Calf, faished. 65c@$i per Ib; Wax Sides, 16@17c per foot: Belt Knite Ehiits, 14G1se: Rough Spiits per 2 K A'l“lBA?‘x Grrnd‘"‘ stick, 16 50@18 r cord. (L - Quotations are for barrels: for sases 2dd Sc: Linseed. i per gallon for bolled and 47¢ for raw; Castor Oil in cases. No. 1. T0c: Bakers' AA, §1 1061 12; Lucol. dSc for bolled | and 43¢ for raw: China Nut. 60G70c per gallon: | e ot tn ‘barrels, 08c for Ceylon and 336 | for Australian: extra bieached winter Sperm | Ol_ €Sc: natural winter Sperm Oil. &le; extra bleached winter Whale Ofl_ 57c; natural Whale Ofl, S2c: extra winter strained Lad O, Te. No. 1 Lard Ofl pure Neatsfoot OMl, 730 No. 1 Ne Neatsfoot it "M lene Herring on. dark Herring Ofl, 40c: Salmon OIl. atled Fish OIl. T7c; raw Fish Ofl, e; botied Ofl,_33c; raw Paint Ofl_3tc. AL ou,—w.m White Coal Ol tn_bulk. 13¢; cases. e, I *m‘l'll. and e sox nllon in cases and drums iron e AND WHITS LEAD Red Lead, T4® %e per 1b; White Lead. T%@T%ec. ccoording °QUICKSILVER—$43 50@44 50 for local use ;”:’1} N-Dgc for cm'u-nn'ni 110 tor auiatec nuated. o -nd :nll-u bags; 814, mn‘nmlnmu-ora 100 and 50 ibs respectively. SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refining Com- pany quotes as follows; per Ib, in 100-1b bags: Cubes, A Crushed and Fine Crushed 05.98c; dered, 5.80c; Candy Granulated, 5.8¢c: Dry ted, fine, 5.70c: Dry Granulated. coarse, Il.'& Fruit Granulated, ‘l:: Beet Granu. lated (100-1b bags only). Contectioners” nd | A, 5.70c: Magnolia A. 5.30c: Extra C. 5.20c: u-‘nl;tflchl.xg' *D,” Be; barre! mor 10c more for ail Kinds. ‘hm—- rrels, 6.20c: boxes, 6.45c: H & E. Crystal Dominos, 8.70c per 1b. No orders takem for less than seventy-five b-'rnls—" r.r“!u' urnm—-nm ordl = Redwood Sie@=1: '! ' | per 1b; . folR@ e for Steers and 5@te mnmu s ; 'String for. g No. -d 130 for 3 anakcs tor VEALLaree. su@TUC small 8a0c oo b Soiit 'and 15 for_sawn: Rusi o CRustie, ; m,,‘,g:",%; MUTTON 1@8c; et |* Receipt fPr s bbage, 1@9c per 1b. eceipts of Produce. m...-.,} r&i':’ Do Hogs, ARLe per Coty Plant, FOR TUESDAY. MAY 24