The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 9, 1904, Page 15

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1904. SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. W all street stocks firm on the day. Cotton lower. Local securities quict and unchanged. Sil 11" heat and" Barley futures lower. No fluctuation in Oats, Corn or v quotations weak. Branand er declines 3%c. Exchange as before. Cash Grain unchanged. Rye. Middlings firm. Beans and Seeds about as before. Potatoes firm, with a good local Onions and Vegetables offering and shipping demand. freely. Poultry in large supply and weak. Deciduous and Citrus Fruits mo Provisions heavy and dragging Butter and Cheese in ample sup p IV 0ol market still in fine conditio Cattle, Sheep and Hogs unchang ving off well. everywhere. ly. Eggs getting unsettlc n for sellers. ed. MONEY AND CROPS. The Latter Will Govern Business This Henry Clews says » Year. i exports have been renewed schreity fresh advance e gold scale the L in s would have gone trom_ Japan. . will soon be pect of any further ewhat remote. espe- grain bills will n expanded years, and clrculation time payment being been di- customs. We a handsome sur- with a repetition ne THE CROPS Increase the on exports ng to $89,00 during demonstrates that st work which will way for a fresh re- | tton to more mo United from la ar infuences are the corn planting is | and_cotton, which | has made a This year unusual | appears to be indications are > belief that apd that prices are ready to respond to good as these appear with any big leaders seem disposed | til it is seen what the mext two onths will bring forth.” | Wheat l,,\fnrir in May. ;f Wheat from San Francisco by | owe Centals. 97154 May were ae fol Values $1 Britain 1slands the exports were 142.760 cent- $185,337. Last month one whole argoes were cleared for Great 2 whole cargoes for the same rports nr Barle v. May exports of Barley from San 3 as follows Centals. Values. [ $112 131,009 by sea May e se. to the. Hawatian Islands, { o | "¢ather Report. | 2 Me Pacific Time.) SAN FRANCISCO, June 8—8 p. m. ximum snd minievee St ried for the preceding day ETATIONS. 36 5% W N n 2084 94 56 NW Clear .00 Parallon20.98 53 50 NW Ciear .00 29.7% 68 32 NW Pr.Cldy .00 2094 T2 4 W Clear .00 2984 5 54 N Clear 00 2090 78 54 W Clear .00 ™ TAr'\u'}«l» 2098 77 0 W Clear 00 North Head. . 30.1 46 8 Cloudy Tr.| enix 6w Clear 00 Reyes Li 47 NW Clear .00 Portiand .., 4 W Coudy .00 Red Bloft 52 N Clear .00 Roseburg 42 N Clear .00 Sacramento 08 SW Clear .00 SaltLake. 52 E Pt.Cidy .00 Ean }r-n(ln‘rn% 6 e w Clear 00 | 74 44 NW Clear .00 55 EW Clear ' 200 42 §W Cloudy .00 42 EW Cloudy .00 46 § Rain 20 46 SW Pt.Cidy .00 42 SW Clear .00 | o k3 Clear 00 | WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL | FORECAST. 'm pressure has remained nearly stationary Pacific Coast except in Washington, sre there has been a marked fall. | Warmer weather prevails in the interior of nia and in Nevada. Light rain has fallen from the wouth of the Dotambte River northward. The following high winds are reported: Eu- reia. 26 miles. from the northwest; Southeast Faralion, 33, northwest: El Paso, 28, west. FPorecast made at San Francisco for thirty bours ending midoight. June 9: _ Northern California—Fair Thursday: contin- 4 warm weather in e interioe, . inland; o Soithern Califoruia—Fair Thursday; light worth winde, I | eas; | ing over the progress in crops was perceptible. { speculative ds, changing to brisk westerly. t morth win, A nrAr\lE District Forecaster. Fruit and Wheat Bulletin. SAN FRANCISCO, June 7.— .29 £ E3E3 3¢ 28 5% 2 25 g£23 3 £ ETATIONS. 5%5? & E= 5 i > 5 oV 5 Sl 23 SRR : Independsice King City Livermore . Los Angeles WEATHER AND CROP CONDITIONS. er—Bartlett pears doing well; medi- r ; ®ood quality. Hanford—Fruit ripening fast; good prospects for grain. Riverside—Drying winds ripening grain fast Stockton—Berry crop good; ripening fast; good quality San Jose—New potatoes coming in fast; crop very good Napa—Prunes doing well; medium crop. Livermore—Unusually large acreage of red ocats this year: fine quality Palermo—Hay about secured: than firet expected. ¥ iliows—Weather continues unfavorable for all_cro; Colusa—Warm weather causing grain ripen- ing rapidly. pranes in good condition. B Rosa—Weather warm; crop conditions favorable. crop is lighter n—Barley yleiding up to expectations. 8 City—Haying progressing rapidly. Clovardale—Hay baling begun; good crop. A. G. McADIE. Section Director. > EASTERN MARKETS. New York Money Market. ¥ | * NEW YORK, June 8.—Close. Money on call | lowest 1 per cent; | ; highest 13 per cent; ruling rate 11 per cent: last loan 13 per | cent;” closing bid, 1 per cent: offered 13 per cent | Time loans eaey and dull per cent e mercantile paper. Sterling exchange easier, ness in bankers 3% @43 per cent. with actual busi- 6048765 for de- mand, and at $4.85 for sixty day bilis Posted rates, $4 8604 563 and $4 85q4 883 Commercial bills, $4 8414 Bar silver, 55lic Mexican dollars, 4414c Government bonds, irregular; railre Do £ ailroad bonds, New York Stock Market. NEW YORK, June 8. — Tuesday's upward ;r vement of prices was carried over into to- ay's market and, with some show of energy the part of prot 1° operators, - re. and quite presentative showing of * established during the course of the trading. There was nothing doing in the loa t of the merket. The market became Iy languid at the higher level, and the g gave evidence of quick exhaustion. It is L important to discover the causes for so insignificant a movement. Bt so far as pon eral causcs operated a distinctly h peful feel- the ma he: day news withetood this feeling and pr‘vp.r:lf;; mind to discount to some extent any favorable fears of the Government's monthly report of grain condition on June 1. Some effect was produced by reports of an unexprctedly args volume oF passonger. iras fic as a result of travel to the St. Louis ex- position and extended to the East. Some at tention was paid also to a published story that a plan for the settiement out of court of the Hill-Harriman dispute over the distri- bution of Northern Securities assets was under discuesion, although the story was denied. The softness of the London discount market, which yielded to below 2 per cent for opem market, discounts gave ound for an expectation that the Bank of England would reduce its mini- mum rate of discount to-morrow below 3 per cent. Thi= would tend to avert any movement of gold from New York to London, and would indicate that the supplysof capftal has reached repletion ut London as well as Paris. The Western Union’s statement of net earnings for the June quarter were studied with inter- est, although the current month's earnings are only estimated. The decline of 7 per cent In the earnings indicated, compared with the cor- responding quarter of last year, s regarded as throwing light on the relative volume of general business activity, Recoveries in a pumber of low-priced rallroad stocks which have heen under pressure recently, presumably due to covering hy shorts, made up an im- portant showing in the day’s advances. Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par nited States 25 and the old 4s advanced %, and the new 45 declined % per cent on call. NEW YORK STOCK LIST. | value. were $2.335.000. Stocks— Sales. High, Low.. Close Atchison ... 70 | Atchieon pfd Bl o 93 Baltimore & Ohto. ™ 7 7 Balt & Ohio pfd.. ..... sare Cunadian Pacific... 600 1i8if Cent of New Jersey 500 161 Chesapeake & Ohlo 200 30 Chicage & AlOR... o.... cu.s i & Alton pfd 100 80y Cni & Gt Western. 5,200 14 Chi & NW.. 500 170 Chi M & St Paul... 10,700 141 Chi M & St P pfd. 100 176! GTE T 46 1% H P 200 14 T ol oo e A g | Colo Scuthern.. 2100 15" 14 15 Colo South 1st pu. 600 49 48 49 a u 54 Dela Lack & W... ..... WS T s i nver & Rio Gr.. Denver & R G ord. 300 o o e Erle ,300 243 2% 23% Erle 200 n& 5T% B8 Brie 24 pfd 300 “34% B4l 34 ing Vs 100 €23 62% 614 mronre: 2 2% By n eni a Central 200 ) ‘5 100 32 107’ 144 i s 116 E:ng éééééééésééééiééés ; sixty and ninety | six month, 3@3% per | SL& Union Paclflc.. Union Pacific h(d Webash .. Wabash i Wheel & L E. Wieconsin Cent ‘Wiscon Cen pfd. Mex Cent Express Adams American United Sta Wells-Fargo Miscellaneous— Amalg Copper .. Amer Car & F. Amer Car & F b | Amer ‘Amer Amer I Amer Amer | Amer Amer Loco Amer Amer S Amer Corn Products Corn Products pf Distil_Securities Gen Electrie Inter Pump . | Inter Pump pi National Lead | North America | Pacific Mail . | People’s Gas | Press Stel Car Press | Repub Steel Repub Steel pfd Rubber Goods | Ten_Coal & Iron. . Realty pfd. Rubber .. Rubber pfd Steel ...... -n?'wmmrn:n #4 i OmlrloL“'e!lem 12,500 R Rock Island Co pfd F 24 prd. Toi SEL & W ‘pfd. Rubber Goods ptd 241, 2413 114l 114k 56 56 45% 46 2,400 9% 81 700 63% 64 4,600 201 20 100 63 63 83 200 44 44 43 200 11 11 11 400 2% 28%. 28% 6400 46% 45% 46 1,200 20% 203 20! 900 83 83 600 210 20% 200 23% 23 22 300 36 35% 36 .. 12,600 848, 837 84 600 92 02 a1 i o % 4. | UNITED RAILROADS OF SAN FRANCISCO. | | NEW YORK, J | to-day. | | C.C.C & SLgn Chi’ Term 4= Cons Tobacco Colo & So 4s. Colo Fuel & I Den & Rio G Erte prior lien C 1sts. Hoek Val 4145, 104 NEW U S ref 26 reg. Do coupon { Dc o 1eg ] Do ccupon..... Do new 4s reg. | Do coupon.....13 Do old 4s reg. Do coupon. | Ateh gep 4s . o adf 4s .. | Attantic € L4 Bal & Ohlo 4s... Do 3las 5 Central of Ga Bs. Do 1st inc. Ches & Ohlo 4338 Chi & Alton une 8. No bond transactions AMERICAN CAN COMPANY. Common, bid. $4; bid, $37 28; asked, §: ked, $4 12%; preferred, YORK BONDS. L & N unifled 45.101% Yan con gold 4s:103% 105% | Mex Cent 4s . 1064 | Nor & “ cqn 45 Ml L 4s & partic. 83% Pa conv 31s. Reading gen 4s S L & 1 M con Se.1143y S L & S F {g 4s. 8115 t Louis SW l1sts. 92 el aboard A L [So Pacific 4s | S0 Ratiway HM. Tex & Pac lsts..116 IT. St L & W 4a. 70 | Union Pacific 4s..108 10335/ Wis Central 4s. -107% | NEW YORK MINING STOCKS. | Acams m.n Alice . Breec, | Bruns Con’ Com T\mml [ A(rmsnn 4s Do adj 4a Mex Central Railroads— Atchison Do ptd Boston & Boston & Maine Boston Elev .. Fitchburg pfd.. | Mex ce | Un Shoe Mach Do pfd . Cons money. Do acct Anaconda Atehison Ches & Ohlo. . Chi Great West Chi. Mil & St P. De Beers . short bills is WASHINGTON fund, quiet 20 points mmiddiing. gulf, tures closed very sf IEW YORK, opened steady at decline of 1219 New York NEW YORK, 12,600 barrel steady and dull. wnu "—Receipts, 86,000 0. 2 red, nominal mv-oar and $1 1 mnnonh-rn ..lfln‘-t No. o, b. 1%@2 months’ bills 1 15-16 per cent. Condition of the Treasury. 11.85c; August, 10.7 mh-r D_Nnu}clmamhr, decline of 4 points and closed st 5, Small ch - 02stany Mining— 10014 Adventure 903 | Allouez ..... 58 " Amal Copper . | Amer Zinc . | Atiantic Sak ngham 20! 280% | Calumet & Hecla. uq“ 163 | Centennial NY, 7 Pore Marquette. .. 74 3% Union Pacifl EH Royllo 0 Ty Miscellaneous— | iass Mining . 3 Amer Arge Chem. 13% Michigan 315 Do pfd .. | Mohawk . 40 Amer Pneu Tube. 4 | dicnt. Coal ‘& Coke 4 Amer Sugar ....125%|0ld Dominion frasd Do ptd .. 128 | Orceola . iG Amer Tel & Tel 125% | Parrot . 281f Amer “nnlen <o 104 Quin . 80 Do p 7415 Ehannon . 614 Dom lmn & 8 8% | Tamarack . .88 Ed Elect Illum...234%| Trinity .. 3 Gen Electric .18 Mass Electric. ... 9 | Mass Gas s | TUnited Fru 481 Winona 291 | Wolverine S 2 T1%10nt & Wesiern 85| Pennsylvania. . 811! Rand "Mines 144151 80 Rall 1% 5 Dot Paciic 'sz:‘mvman Pacific . BEER.2BsRpan=RNRE BESR RRRRg SRAR #3 Bar silver—Dull, 2514 per ounce, Money—1%@2 per cent. The rate of discount in the open market for per cent and for three June 8.—To-day's state. ment in the Treasur exclusive of !’hlb"l.nee AR serve in the division of redemption, Available cash balance Gold $150.000.000 ‘gold. ro- $164,500,022 67,584,901 New York Cotton Market. NEW YORK, June 8.—COTTON—Spot closed lower: mid “&ep aun‘up-hnn u10c ; sales, t—dy lnne. . Fu 12 fic July, .88 Oc- 9.51c; Dee.mh-r. 9.63¢; June 8.—Cotton ful.ul'el an advance of 5 points to ly-at a n't points. Grain and Produce. Ju D ~FLO! b - 8. m—mm, barely Duluul 5 s opened eas g Mutoudhnmuchmul M m-nmog:' steady and lllM outside 10 o3 c: O] mt:ru Va4 u-nz.qrq in beca: favorable cmp news, 8 Secling in e;':". e\o-d al clulu“ i EUM—Easy. y; creamery, common to ex- STOCK OF GRAIN. The Merchants’ Exchange has issued the following report of Flour and Grain remaining in the State of California on June 1, 1904: Flour. | Wh ley. | Oats. | Beans. | Com. | Rye. LOCATION. Bbls. e | PE Ctls. 4 Sacks. | Cus. | Cus. San Francisco warehouses and mills, hcl\lflll‘ ulln and flour! afloat in harbor and In transit.............. 82,177 61,080 85, 36,400 | 82,981 4,000 1,260 Solano, Yolo. Colusa and Glenn counties 26,050 408,680 184,800 1,200 | 16,000 1,500 40 Sacramento, Yuba, Sutter, Butte, Placer and Tehama counties . 21,537 451,620 83,720 2,080 133 240 2.400 Contra Costa and Alameda SR o < o3 s S B 1,300 242,940 , 300 1860 | ....... 340 | ... 8an Joaquin, Stanislaus, Merced, . Madéra, Tulare, Kings and Kern counties ... 52,799 | 738,820 | 228,320 | 4,440 | 17.332 | 6,600 | 9.320 San Mateo, Santa Clara, San Benlto, Santa Cruz, Muntatey a0d Sen MIS.OBWW c‘?‘"‘:‘:: by PR ik 10,913 110,480 | 174,060 8,320 | 18,933 80 | ceennne Santa Barbara, Ventura, Orange, “Bernardino, Riv- erside and San Diego countles. “astesceiese sesseacsccevaneesas] 20,228 ) 177,300 | 305,120 | 3,280 | 190,964 | 6,860 | 1,100 Totals .........- srssteeciieiece e cesenan 165,004 i.wo.m\ 1,101,200 | 57,560 | 326,313 | 19,620 | 14120 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT. Flour. | Wheat. | Darley. | Oats. | Beans ] Com. | Rye. Bbls. Ctls. Ctls.” | Ct's. | Sacks. | Cts. | Cils. l“—Dtee;bu’ 47,718 436,020 | 4,471,300 | 327,800 | June 1. 145,004 | 1,010,400 601,820 | 100,200 1 166,413 | 6,154, 2,047,040 | 343,460 June 1.. 177,173 | 2)505,780 | 567,080 | 112,320 13@18%c: State dairy, common to extra, 17 H&SE— State, full cream, colored, TG semtll wmu. g'&’omc. la colored 734.@Sc; 1 GGS—Steady; firsts, 11% COFFEE—Spot Rio, dull; No 1 Rio, 6%c: mild, quiet; Cordova, V%Gl Futures closed steady, with August net unchl.nm and other itions 5@15 points net higher; total sales, bags, including June 5.7085.76¢; July, 5.76c; September, 5. mber, Gl 6.30c; January, '6.25¢ March, 8.306G 0.55¢. SUGAR—Raw. quiet; fair refinin centrifugal, 96 test, 3% Refined, firm; crushed, granulated, 4.90c. DRIED FRUITS. EVAPORATED APPLES—The market con- tinues quiet and the tone is in favor of buyers. Common at 43%@bc; prime, 5%@5%c; choice, iac: fancy, ic. 'NES—Show no change either in prices Quotations range from molasses suj 5.60c; powde e et condition. B3e. PRI S Are in lght supply so far as old crop fruit is concerned and rule firm. Choice are quoted at 97a@l0c; extra choice, 103 @10%e; tancy, UQL: CHES—Are’ reported to be in good de- mand on the coast, but locally sales are small and prices are good. _Choice are quoted at T@7%c; extra choice, T} @Sc; fancy, 9}@10c. New York Metal Market. NEW YORK, June 8.—Tin showed a slight improvement in both farelgn. and dos mestic markets to-day. In London it ad- vanced 5s 6a on spot and 7s 6d on futures, closing at £121 1is 64 and £121 7s 6d, re- spectively. Locally it showed light improve- ment, but the market was steady at $27. Copper was 2s 6d higher at £56 10s for spot and futures in the London market. Here it was quiet and unchanged, but steady, witl lake quoted at $12 §7%, electrolytic 2 €715 and casting at $12 3714@12 50. Lead steady and unchanged in the New York market at $4 25@4 35, but London cabled at a decline of 1s 3d to £11 13s 0d. Spelter wae unchanged ‘at $ 7564 87 in New York. In London it was lower by 2s to £21 15s. Iron closed at Bls 7d in Glasgow and at 42s 101d in Middlesboro. Locally lron s quiet: No. 1 foundry Northern is quoted at $14 50@ 15; No. 2 foundry Northern, $14 50@15; No, 1 foundry Southern and No. 1 foundry Southern soft, $13 20113 75. Pig iron warrants are quoted at $0 12%. * 1 1 * | Chicago Board of Trade. » F Fuiure Grain and Provisions. | _CHICAGO. June S.—Under the influence of | wheat market opened weak, the July delivery | | being off 3k@4c at STHc to ST%c. Sentiment was quite bearish, in spite of a considerable | decrease of receipts in the Northwest. Private cablegrams from India confirmed previous an- nouncements of a record breaking crop. Ad- | vices from the Southwest stated that favorable | progress was being made in harvesting. News | from the Northwest regarding spring wheat | showed that the crop was in excellent condi- | tion. A report of a local statistician claimed % | that within the past month the condition of wheat had improved about 2 per cent. Lack of business, coupled with the large number of bear rises, seemingly disheartened small trad- | |ers. The result was liberal. The market After selling at 86%c July closed | closed weak | at_86%,@s7c. Early in the day sentiment in corn was firm. Weakness of wheat, however, brought out a number of sales.’ ose W | at the low point. July opened at 49%c 49%c and closed at 48% @48%c. Oats were the strongest of the grains and showed only a slight loss. July ranged be- tween 343c and 40c and closed at 39%c. An advance of 10@15c in the price of hogs caused a strong tone in provisions early, but during the latter part of the session the gain was lost on profit taking. At the close Sep- | tember pork was down 12l5c, lard was off | 2%¢ and ribs were 5@7%c lower. 0 The leading futures ranged as follow Articles. Open. gh, Wheat, No. 2— | July, old . % 8 88 881 | July. new 571 88 863 87 | September, ‘old. 83Y 831, 2% s2m September, new. Sl 8175 81 811 Corn, No. #— June 48% 48% 4T 4TY% July . 49% 40% 48 4874 September 481 4S% 4T 4775 Oate, No. 2— June ay 42 413 a1y July .. 397 40 39% 3piy Sertember 31, 1% 31 31K Mess pork, per bbl— . July ... Tis 12 00 | September 12 1735 12 20 B malioc T s e 57% 6 57% uly ... 4 7 7 I3 September 682% 68 675 67 Short riba, ‘ver 100 T July ... 6 871 6 8T September 7073 Cash Grain and Provisions. CHICAGO, June 8.—Cash quotations were as No. 2 yellow. follows: Fiour, steady: No. 3 white, oi’ia rye, 'T8c: good ‘teeding barley. $0g43c: faly to cholce malting, 48@58c; No. 1 flaxseed, No, 1 Northwestern, $1 08%;: Dflme ummohoy 2 05; mess pork. per bbl. $12@12 lard, per 100 ibs_$6 50@6 55: short ribs sides (Ioose). $6 75; short clear sides (boxed), $6 75GT: whisky, basis of high wines, $1 28; clover, contract grade, Slo | Articles— pts. Shipments. Flour, bbls 600 15.100 Wheat, bu,. 47,000 21,100 Corn, bu 755,800 25, ,Oats, bu 321,800 wnoo 'Rye. bu . 5,000 Barley, bu . 56,800 Butter, Cheese and Eggs. CHICAGO, June 8.—On the Produce Ex- change to-day the butter market was stead: 0{ creamerles, < 13%@1Tlgc; dairies, 11%@1 Eggs easy, 1‘%015%@. Cheese easy, T%@8%ec. * | Miscellaneous Markets. P AR Foreign Futures, ‘Wheat— 20 25 HEY St. Louis Wool Market. ! ST. LOUIS, June 8. —WOOHteld : terri- tory and Western mediums, 16@2lc; fine E dium, 16@17c; fine, 15@17c. Northern Wheat Market. 0 June s—Ww BEAFW.“I Wnlln, flo, hmemm T9¢c; valley, SOc. $12 6215@ | Weak and would make Brewing strong If there weather conditions and indifferent cables the | b :u ’)’(cum. lflm.m oy “m me- uwmwc to Wheat and Other Grains. WHEAT—The foreign markets continued quiet at about previous prices. A Calcutta cable sald that the Government's final esti- mate gave the Indian crop at 9,355,000 tons, against 7,775,000 tons last year. Wires from Chicago to Mitchell, Mulcahy & i Co. reported fine weather throughout the West | and the cash situation slow. Snow, the statis- ticlan, estimates the condition of winter Wheat June 1 at 76.3, against 74.5 May 1 and 82.2 as given by the Government a year ago. The condition of epring Wheat is placed at 90.9, against 93.7 last year, this lower condition being mainly due to cold weather. The acreage bout the same as last year, or 20,190,000 s. The tone of the market is heavy, with a dragging tendency. The local market is firm as to cash grain, but futures are lower again. CASH WHEAT. Calttornla_ Club. 31 21%@1 35; California White Australlan, $1 62 Northern Cidbe $130g1 0; Norihera Biubstem. $1 5 @1 85 per ctl. FUTURES. Session 9 to 11:30 a. m. Open. High.. Low. _Close. .$132% $1 528 $131% $131% 2 p. m. Session. December—$§1 31%. BARLEY—Futures were lower, partly in sympathy with the decline in Wheat futures, but mainly due to the discovery that the recent drying winds have changed the character of the grain tkis year. According to H. A. Wright of the firm of Yates & Wright a good deal of grain which would have been Brewing was caught in the milk by the winds and turned into Feed. This change will increase | the quantity of Feed to about 65 or 70 per cent of the crop and cut down the proportion of Brewing to correspond. December .. were any demand for It. The cash market was fairly active at pre- vious prices. CASH BARLEY. Feed, $102%@l 05; Brewing, $1 07 1 10; Chevalier, $1 1 @1 15 tor tair o chmc‘g@ FUTURES. Bession 9 to 11:30 a. m. Open. High. Low. Close. December ... 97% 9% 96% 96% 2 p. m. Session. December—963;c bid, 967%¢ asked. OATS—Quiet and unchanged, with fair of- ferings. White, 314201 4T5: Black, §1 2240 11 27%: ?‘ %: oray. comtoat CURN—“llh lh.e Qxcenlmn of the liberal stream now flowing in from the West, the | market shows no features worthy of note. Holders are firm and are working off their re- ceipts without difficulty. Western _sacked, $1 50G1 55_ for _ Yellow, $1 4715@1 523 for White and $1 45@1 50 for Mixed: Callrornh arge Yellow, $1 55; small | round 'do, § 1 60; White, $1.55 per cth; | Egyptian, $1 3235G1 421 for White and §1 256 YR ST 041 9214 per ctl. BUCKWHEAT—$1 75@2 per ctl, Fiour and Millstuffs. 1 - FLOUR_Calitorola Family Extras, $4 600 4 90, usual terme; Bakers' Extras, $4 50@4 S0 | | Orceon ana Washingion, Jobbing 5t 3 Segs 25 T bbl. | *MILLSTUFFS—Prices in packages are as follows: Graham Flour, $3 per 100 1 Rye Flour, $3 30; Rye Meal, $3 25; Rice flour $7: Corn Meal, $3 50; extra creain do. $4 25 | B CCmata: §4 B0 oo | wheat Flour, $4 somd 75 Farina. $4 50: Wh Folled Oats. bbls, $7 25@$ 60: in sacks, % 8 10; Pearl Barléy, $6: Split’ Peas, boxe Green “Peas, $5 50 per 100 1bs. Hay and Feedstuffs. The millers continue to quote a firm tone to Feedstuffs, with more call for Bran. as the dairymen are now beginning to feed it. Prices stand the same. Somers & Co. quote the Hay market as fol- lows in thelr circular: ““Total receipts of Hay for the week just ended amount to 2100 tons, or 300 tons less than | for the week preceding. Although we are wel past the 1st of June. yvet very little of the ar- rivals is new crop Hay. Two or three cars of new wheat have arrived, but as yet none of them have been offered on the market. Two | or three cars daily of new Volunteer have been offered for sal although an occasional | car shows up straight and clean, yet most everything is mixed more or less with c!nvur‘ and grass. The range at present is from $7 to 38 2 ton here. “The old crop seems to hold out well, and from all reports it would seem that there is enough to carry us well past the 1st of July. The local demand i very quiet. for most cus- tomers believe that by waiting they will be able to stock up at considerably lower prices. A careful Investigation shows that the Hay crop is somewhat heavier than last year, and, we still have quite a supply of oid Hay, it is_very reasonable to believe that prices will rule at considerably below last summer’s range. We do not expect extremely low prices. but | no one seems to be prepared to go out and pay what they dM last meason. “It is somewhat of a disappointment to have to report that the Government order for | about 4000 tons, bids for which were received | on the 4th inst., may not be left in San Francisco. We have no assurance as to this, | but it is unofficlally stated that the north will be favored with this order in spite of the fact that/their prices were above ours. “‘As to our local market we have to report that the principal trade is with the retailers, and we therefore find that the strictly gilt- edge grades of Hay are selling fairly well." A cargo of new ley, Oat and Alfalfa Hay came in and received a bid of $5 75 per ton, but was met sold. per ton: Ollmlo Meal at the mill, $29 50@31: Cocoanut Cake, $22@23; Corn LTS E‘" ipaGiaced Com. 802 Soiad 50 rse Beans, I:.‘.""a e s AY—W] heh'. $10@14 50: Wheat l.lll.l Ou nl']fl Oat, 1! Oat, $7@10; y lfld ol! '@11; Stock, $7@8; Alhlfl. '70 O RAW - 60@80c per bate. Beans and Seeds. Lima Beans rule firm in sympathy with the better feelng at producing points. Blackeyes are also firm, they are cleaning up under an Kmnvwln‘ demand. The other descriptions ANB— yo-. $2 25@2 50; Pea, 9008: “ White, 82 s 10: m” Fafii,c u 33 Kldnzyl. ckeye, $262 10 per ctl; Horse ss DB—Bmwn uulu' u nzgad.oso Ylnow MDA for astien: Altaita; 1114 QLse, Hor DR!ID PlAfl——Bmen. $3 per etl; Nil $3 25; Green Peas, §388 25. . Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables. The Potato market was reported firm, with both 0ld_ and new crop offerings in good request for local use and s steady demand for choice Sound ports. Re- eelnu new from the river were heavier e at s Indriat Sieaser o b {"prices had a slight advance. gf old Bulrhnhh“‘v readily marketed at & roved prices. while poor ofterings continued to frag. A ived from Portland with 558 eace om:‘ Were steady, with mew Siiverskins being offered freely. Nearly all kinds of vegetables were offering and prices had but slignt quotable vari- Northern Business. L i e B G T T SEATTLE, June 8.—Clearings, $663,508; | e o pout exnausted St ?:E’s'fl-i‘a.‘"'-'.fi: e - L e urron ND, June 8.—Clearings, $820,813; gl for river and $1@1 uo'f'é uy..”um Rose, noluu'a“.}- 8.—Clearings, §381,502; :"3‘ per cil: old river Burbanks, $1 per ctl. ‘balances, $ A 5 b (ONS—Australian Yellow, etl; Red, 90c@$1 sack; new Silver- | LOCAL MARKETS. o “M—am-mm doz.; Exchange and Bullion. | 6%, v, WL s, S oefl s Silver declined *-. This makes Feed | inal. BRAN —$22a23 ton. 10@11c for amber; water white extracted. 5@ MIDDLING:! per ton. 8, llEht amber " extracted. . 43G0c; - dark, SHORTS. G- Rblled | Barley, $22 50g23 | BEESWAX—27@20c per Ib. Poultry and Game. of Western Poultry, making the fifth week was received and was turned over to a leading retailer by the importers. Another car arrived late in the day, but was not marketed. Domestic stock was in ample supply ani the market was weak for every- thing except Jarge young Roosters and Fryers. Hens were very dull, as retailers were liberally supplled with Western. POULTRY—Live 15@16c :fi b: A car for the Turkeys, e, per pulr $1 25@1 50; Goslings, 176; Ducks, $1G5 per dozen mr 5 50 for young; Hens, eons, 'l 50 per dozen for ol AME—Hare, §1 50 pes 6" for Cottontails and $1 per dozen for Butter, Cheese and Eggs. There was very little variation in any de- scription yesterday. Butter remained as be- fore quoted, with the market well supplied, though some dealers were reported as returning over the quotations for Marin creameries. Cheese was still depressed under large sup- plics. Eggs ruled firm at the recent advance, but the market showed signs of becoming un- settled, as some dealers quoted a further im- provement of a cent, while others found the market hesitating and wavering at the ad- yance. The quotations below are conservative. The same uncertainty is visible in store which are being quoted at widely different prices. Receipts were 83,300 Jbs Butter, 1511 cases Egg! and 16,700 Ibs Chee: TTER—Creamery at fim h-nfl-, 18’&0!% six ctrans i 1714@18c for firsts; dairy, 16@ 17%4¢; store Butter, 13@15c; cold nor-z nom- CHEESE—8@S8%c for good to cholce new and 6@7c_for lower grades; Young Americas, 9@9%c; Eastern, 12%@lic; Western, 11@12¢c per 1b." EGGS—Ranch, 21G23c for fair to cholce; store, 16G19c; Eastern, 20@2lc for firsts and 16%4@1Sc for seconds. Deciduous and Citrus Fruits. With the exception of Longworth Straw- berries and small sizes of Navel Oranges, nearly all descriptions were in free supply, and, al- though trading was quite active, the market generally had an .easy tone. Black Cherrles were atill the most plentiful description, and large lines were unsold at the close, but the market Was held steady by the canners, who were offering 3 per pound for the surplus. Offerings in small boxes were wanted for ship- and cleaned up well, and Royal Annes similarly packed sold readily for the same pur- pose. pricots and Melons arrived too freely and prices continued to decline. Madeline Pears from the river sold at Soe per box. Green Cherry Plums from Vacaville were offering at $1 and Early Alexander Peaches from he #ame section brought $1 50 per box. Clyma Plums appeared from the river and sold at Toe per_crate. Seedless Grapes were offering from Coachella and Yuma, Ariz., but were not soid, having arrived too late for the regular trade. Citrus- and Tropical fruits were in good re- quest and sound Oranges were firm. Eight cars of assorted Oranees were offered at the auction sal: and sold at a wide range as to quality as follows: Fancy Navels, $2 3063 05: cholos 81 7oz for Squabs r dozen: Rabbits, $1 73 ‘brush. 0. $1 40@2 10; standard do, 60c@$1 40; Seed- -lnn $1 of.m Mediterranean gw'eu $1 23 a1 . Michael's, $1@1 25; standard Va- STRAWBERRI 'S—$5@12 per chest for Long- worthé and $2@4 50 for the larger varletics LOGANBERRI 564 per chest. BLACKBERRIES—$4GS per chest and 75¢@ per crate. RASPBERRIES—i5c per » drawer; crates from b, ;'“0(“:“([! $1 25; lmm Fresno, $2. SEBERRIES—2@4c 1b £ 6@7c for English TE e 0% N St CURRANTS—$2 50@4 per chest. sfil"HERRI!l-gfiln filmwem 50@63c: in bulk, c per or Black, 2@3c for common White 'and 414@0c for Royel Aane APRICOTS—Small hoxes and 60c@81: large open $1@1 50: baskets, 50@75c. boxes, APPLES—$1 5062 25 per box for old crop and 2930 per. box g basket for new green. - LOUPES—$1 for small ai som 450 for large crates. ol CITRUS FRUITS—Navel Oranges, for fan, 315062 50 tox or stan ngs. $1 25@1 50; Vi 7 oa 507 Medierragean thrtfosl 5 T gerines. $1'25: Lemos, $2 5082 75 for fancy. §1 50G1 75 for choice and $1G1 25 for stand- ard: Grape Fruit, $1 5042 for seedless and $1G 1 56 for ordinary; Mexican Limes, $5 per case: Bananss 1‘@2?} per bunch for Central merican an 'or Hawatlan; Pl $2@3 per dozen. Bz Dried Fruits,Nuts,Raisins,Honey. FRUITS Apricot . 8G10c for Roya 9g12c for Moorparks: Evaporated Avoo a?g 3@4ke; - Peach: 7@8c fe: agn-drllfid 3 he es, Pears, S4@12¢: Figs, wl (! 24@3c In boxes: Flums. bitted. 5@Tie par o black, #iic: PRUNES—1903 crop, 2@2%c for the four sizes. HAIS\‘ S—F. o b JPrices: Fresno for 1908 subject to chln without notice) follows: 50-1b boxe: 5o Muscatel. 4-crows, | 2 per Ib: -crown. $Ke: B-crown. s loose, 3-crown, dc; 2-crown, 3%c; Rom:ou' seadless. 4c: seedless Sultanas. 3%c; Seedless Muscatels, 3%c: do floated, 3%c; Seeded R: ins, 16-0z cartons, fancy, , Sthe: 12-0z cartons, fancy, ol ehoice, e rown, $1_35 125, No. 1 sottahell, 13 @ 1de: No. 1_hardshell, 13@13%c: N @ Almonds, 11%e for Norpa- reils, 11%¢ for 1 X L. 1ic for Ne Plus Ultra and 9%c for Languedoc; Peanuts, 6@7c for Eastern: Pecans. 11@13¢c: Cocoanuts, $4 5085, HONEY--Comb, 113%@1214c for white and Provisions. Chicago was lower, Pork declining 18¢ and Lard and Ribs 5c. Receipts of Hogs are larger than last vear. The San Francisco mar- ket continues dull and unchanged. CURED MEATS—Bacon. 8¢ heavy, 10c for light medium - 12¢ for u.-m.] 13%¢ for extra light and 15@16c for sugar- cured; Eastern sugarcured Hams. 1ie: Cali- fornia Hams, 12812 Mess Beet, $100 16750 per. BBI; extrn Mess, SUB11 50; Famile i 12612 50; prime Mess Pork. $14; extra clear, ; Mess. $17 50 Dry Ealted Pork. 9ic: Pig 3 uc; Pigs’ Feet. $5; Smoked Beef, 14c | RD—Tierces quoted at 6%c T hn axd Bike Tor prer nall badreie, o Shc. 10-1b tins, 9%4c: B-1b tins, 9%e: 3-1b tine: L One half barrel, $%c; thres L barrels. Slic: one tlerce, 8}4c; two tierces, Bl gve. tierces, T%e per Ib. i Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops. A loeal house says of Wool: “There is a continued and increasing demand for all cholce auotations. demand other Pacific States and Territories to a degree that has not manifested itself in several years. There has been a close clean up of all desirable stock throughout the country districts of Cali- fornia and the local market is closely sold out, BEEF—697 Steers torc.‘-'w‘, e for and 5@c per Ib VEAL—] small, T ». v:unvmxmm saaie: mae: shaeins LAMB—7@8c PORK—Decssct Hge. uwu‘a per 1, The for sound uvm."’:.':'..m"m"“u. £ nr mn rar w: Cm .-o Heit- ngA:_%Om. R v s iah. SHEEP—W, AL :nr-." .-::.c. Ewes. 3%@3c go: nomln:ll Sows. 20 per cent olu T cent off. and Stags, 40 above quotations. i - General Merchandise. e < apot and uw BAGS—Grals B.‘- July: San Quentin. §5 Flesce Twine: Tg8c" COAL—Wellington,_ u per ton; ‘lfl." -m- ton, $8. Seattie, $8 50: Bea Hili, 35 50; Stanford,” 3 Bay. $5 50 bt Greta, llh" 37 So; Cnmlrrllnd 413 In Dulk and $14 35 15 sacks; Pennsylvania Anthi ite 14: ekt Anhroste® ma ! Lon $11 50: Cannel, $8 50 per ton: Coke, $11 50@13 per ton in bulk and $18 in lu:l- Rocky un- tain descriptions, $11 45 per 2000 Ibs and $12 80 pu long ton according to brand. OILS—Quotations are for barrels: for cases add Se: Linseed. 49c per gallon for bolled lnd 47c for raw; Castor Oil, in cases, No. 1, Bakers' AA. $1 101 13 Lucol "ise or botled ind 43¢ for raw; China Nut, 60@70c per gallon ‘ocoanut Of! in hlr?‘ll, 88c for Ceylon and 58& for Australian; extra bleached winter Sperm Ofl, 68c; u!nr‘l winter Sperm O1l, 63c; extra bleached winter Whale Ofl, 57c; natural Whale Ofl, 52c; extra winter strained Lard Ofl, No. 1 Lard Oil, €5¢c; pure Neatsfoot Oil, No. 1 Neatstoot Off, siec t Otl, 33¢; raw Pamt OI 3ic. AL OIL Water White Coal O, in bulk, 14c; Pearl Ofl, in cases, 20%c; Astral, 3 Elaine, 261c: Star, 204c: Extra Star, 34igc! Eocene, 23i4c: Deodorized Stove Gasoline, in k. 22%c; Benzine, in bulk. s6- Gasoline, in TURPENTINE—81c pcr galion in cases and 75 In drums and iron barrels. RED AND WHITE LEAD. Red Lehd, TUR T%c per Ib; White Lead, 7%@7%ec. according to_quantity. SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refining Com- pany quotes as follows, per Ib. in 10015 bags: Cubes. A Crushed and Fine Crushed. 5.98c: Powdered, 5.a0c: Candy Granulated: 5.80c: Dry Or‘mlh(zd fine. 5.70c; Dry Granulated, coarse, 5.70c: Fruit Granulated, 5.70c; Beet Granu- lated (1001 bags only). 5a0c; Confectioners & Magnolta A~ 5.30c; Excra C, 5.20c; Sorden €. D, 5.10¢; 5c; barrels, 10¢ more; half barrels, 25¢ more: boxes. more: 30-1h bags, 10c more for all kinds Tablets—Half barrels. 6.20c: boxes. 6.4c: H. & E. Crystal r Ib. N -five barry orders taken for or its equivalent. Dominos, 8.70 less than sevent Receipts of Produce. FOR WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8 Honr r sks .. 9,830/ Hides, No. t, um. 200 Quicksiive: nuwy ctls s Corn, West, ctls 1,200/ Tallow, ctis ns, sks . . Flour. qr eks Wheat, ctls " | STOCK MARKET. | *- Another Inactive Day, With Few Fluctuations. Business on the local exchanges was light again and there were few fluctuations. Ophir mold down to $4 10, but subsequently recovered to $4 25. The company has just recelved $9523 76 fyom the sale of six carloads of ore and fourteen carloads now remain on the way. The California-street Cable Railroad Com- pany pald a regular monthly dividend of 8¢ yesterday. The West Vancouver Commerdu Company of British Columbla has levied assessment of lc per share, a-unq.zm July - STOCK AND . OND EXCHANGE: WI'DNB!DAY. June §—2 p. ™ UNITED STATES BONDS. lm 3 125 Cal-st C 4s — € C wat P E Ry 0s.104%105% EAL & P 6s. P&CH 6s106 — F&CHSsllil%s — |P & OR s — 118 Geary-st_3s. Powell-st_6s. — 114 H C&S 5% Sa Ris. 97% 98% Do 5s | Ve.118 — Hon R T 6. — 118 L A Elec 3 L A Ry 108 — LALCe e — Do std [ A cm _— Mkt-st C 1oes = Do lem 15 116 MV& MY e — NRR of mrz - Do Bs . 1314 — NPC 104% — N C Ry — NCP — 9 NSR 973 9814 0 G L& — 101 oW gtd s Contra Costa — 40 |Port 8. = - Marin Co... — 60 |§ V Wat Co. 37% — GAS AND ELECTRIC Cemt LEP. 3% 4 [SF G & E. N\QN‘ Mutual E L. 12 12%/!Stkn G & B — Pac L Co... 8% — |IUG&ECo — — INSURANCE. Firem's Fnd. — 335 | BANK STOCKS. Am Nt Bl..125 — |L P & A...150 160 Anglo-Cal _. 3% uu.n-erm — 218 Bank of 425 430 | Merch Ex 50 Cal Safe Dvl“ u.ws F anhml — - First Nationl SA‘ING! BANKS. Ger S & 12280 2350 |Sav & L So. — 100 Hum 8 & L. — — |Sec Sav Bk. — Mutual Sav.100 — (Unfon T Co.. — @ S F Sav U.625 — STREET RAILROADS. California — 200 'hnmh...,.“— Geary - 0 POWDER. Glant .... 6134 Vigorit % 5 SUGAR. Hama P Co. = lfe |Kilsues 8 C. . 4 Honkan's G 1 znh Hnamras & 30 3 Honol . Hutch S P C fl PIMISC. 13% ua m"ml laska A.137 140 |Oceanic S Co. 4 élngA.— Pac Aux FA “‘i mwm;.ns—- {Pae C Borx1se 10034 MV& MiTm Board— 110 California_Wine Association |”j : 37 50 111 00 000 119 50 000 8 F 16 50 000 S P 108 00 - Street— - 80§ F Gas & Electric........... 60 50 $10,000 S P Cal 1st con 5s (stamped).108 00 ‘Board— 10 Hawailan Com! & 40 75 25 Paauhau 8 P Co...... 13 28 $4,000 Hawalian Coml & 97 00 Unlisted Securities. Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask. Bay CPC 6s. 98% 90%/S P C R 4s. — 100 Cal NW Ss.. — 112 |8 P Co. w M C Wat 55,100 — |Sun Tel ns — Ris I Wksds — 107%| Do Bs — 104 SF Drdk bs — 11313 Suttr-st 106 113 P & NP 5s. — 111%| UR of SF 4s. 19% 19 MISCELLANEOUS STOCK: Ala 8 Co... — 30 |Mat Nav Co. 90 Amer Bls Co — 100 |Nev Nat Bk. — 200 | Cal Cot Mlls 80 87 (N S R R Co. -_ Cal GAECor. 45 48 |N Cal P Co 10% 11 Gal Powder. —— 130 |Cuk Bk Sav.1i2if — Cal Ship Co. 21 27 |Oak T Con.. 73 — Cal TI1&T115 — [100F AC, — Cen Bk, Oak — €5 Co.. 18% Chutes Co .. — _ T4/ PacC Clp Co.120 City & C Bk — 112 |Pac § Tel Co. o Cyp L Tmp.. 6% — |Famt .3 = ez — G |l B S e 120 — [SO & MTebt135 — #8c — |Swiss-A Bk.115 — 108 — [Truck Elect. — 13 Gas Con A.. — 22 |UR InC . = Hono P Co. 14 — | Docom ... 8 =— Lon& SF Bk — 60 ! | United R R of S F 4 per cent.. 78 62% Continued on Page M X 4