The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 14, 1904, Page 15

THE SAN FRAN SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. ect Stocks weaker on the day. 'Cotton also off. i Exchange as before quoted. nd Barley quict, with the latter lower. and Rye inactive at previous prices. Feedstufr s Iwh.H\J offered and fir: ving sl ml\' at the familiar guotations. receipts of Butter and Eggs. p Dried Pcach¥s reported. \ | rovisions continue quiet herc and in the West. Po active and firm, but old crop dull. ns and Vegetables easy under large supplies. emand bemg very light. easy, the d ving the effects of the recent hot weathgr. ™ eak and quict. mo o] new cri (g at New Bananas on the market. suthern California—Cloudy in the morning, | the day; southwest winda. ~Fair Tuesday | San rancisco and Ud'flt)-hh‘ ‘Tuesday, with fog in the morning and &t night; brisk westerly winds. . McADIEnDistrict Forecaster. | v Crop Dried Fruits in New! York. New York sav: 1a dried fruits for | pesae - s e a generally made, but are g5 y > p ¢ indifference by the dis- Fruit ana W heat Bulletin, & n In well-informed quar- | ; . 4 udging from | For the twenty-four hours ending 5 p. m., . wted last | 120th meridian time, San Franciséo, June 13: carry the stock and | s spiies when needed is ] n B again this season. Ex- ESED 3 £ EF runes, prices named on £28 K £ & op e .\— ut the same as those =352 % e = g of last season. When | £33 3 Ty s was first made ETATIONS. £E 38 E £ or two b B3’ -8 g - - . were made il g | SEg | rs appeared ) g offering buying | $E58 5 g .'!‘ Chicago seems i 2o E g market_than this, — . - there on a | Cloverdale 53 Clear .~ .00 | figure was Eureka Clear .00 3 t appear to Yresmo .. Pt.Cldy .00 | e, thongh ad= | Hanford Clear .00 | t will e sizes, t ol Clear .00 | 4 B e o smail | Independen: Cloudy .00 & rt that | Livermore Clear .00 . L-d to be 108 Angeles Clear 00 pound on the Merced Clesr .00 we do mot | N Clear .00 Clear .00 R8T B Palermo. Cléar oo r Porterville Clear .00 ok the | Red Blufr Clear .00 % . - " which | Riverside Clear .00 all ob- | Sacramento . Clear .00 | on the San Diego Clear .00 S for 2516 boxes | San Francisco Clear .00 - o no eales. Old | San Jose .. Clear .00 ing in #mzil | San Luis mmpa % Clear .00 2 Californta Clear .00 nd n fair Clear .00 r the Clear .00 Clear .00 (& WEATHER AND CROP CONDITIONS. Hanford—Fruit and grapes excellent; grain . . teq States De = good; early peaches ripe. | ashington, D. C.. ter—Heavy crop of grain in Sen Juan | . ay 30, 1904 Va ; §ood quality. | fruits setting well with | Riverside—Alfalfa making; big crop grain; | hay very light T ‘cothill corn crop scaled in spots. doing well; good crop. - Stockton—Peach crop light in sections, but | » quality good; heavy crop plums. & better than Santa Maria—Past warm weather ripening grain rapidly: larger amounts of hay than ects ex- | usually cured . rawberries | Livermore—Hay baling in progress b ught Palermo—Early apricot crop a failure, < indicated; | Napa—Climatic conditions improving. bene- " fiting all crops, Santa Rosa—Conditions still | Caroisha—TImproved prospects for | favorable to Erowing crops | vman — Continued hot weather ripening Peach outlook «-n‘nurvlnl. berry ub(—a( rapid; | . . Warm weather not doing any | McADIE, Section Director. | { %= — B J 4 | | | EASTERN MARKETS. || Bt 7o . | othes 7 | P wer| New York Money Market. | yemches, promising. i ts for good frult crop | NEW YORK, June 13. — Close — Money on call easy. highest 1% per cent, lowest 1 per s cherries cent, ruling rate 1 per cent, last loan 1% per cent, closing bid and offered 1% Timé loans, easy and dull ninety days. 2@2% per @8% per cent hE eftect of in extreme « except peaches continue | N 4 berries show pid | ntile paper, 333@41, per cent. a- S0 ries ey . S exchange easier, with actual busine » T it “bills at $4.8730 for demand and at = e 0t SR 525@4.5555 for sixty-day bills $4 86 and $4 58, ils, §4 85%. Bar silver, 55%¢. Mexican dollars, 44%5¢ Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds, New York Stock Market. W YORK, June 13.—The flattering specu- ¢ upward movement in prices was a sore ppointment to-day tgythe professional trad- ing element. The rise® which developed in th latter part of last week had aroumed great | hopes that the market was at last stirred out of its rut. The presumption was widespread mn the advance in prices had received coun- nee and assistance from some of the large banking and . railroad interests, . whose co- operation in the market has been vainly looked for by the traders for many weeks past. There was no evidence to-day of buying of this character and when the smaller clase of specu- letors attempted to take profits on some of the holdings taken over inst week they found | they had the market to themselves and no | absorptive power for their moderate offerings. | The reasons which the habitual traders ex- | t for & movement of | igned. Probably the njured etrawber- and apples in good pears and peaches fair to e ur Exports in May. $123.5 tals true explanation would be that suppositions as May, 190 rts were 51,699 bar- | to the influential character of last week's buy- ' o The shipments to | ing were mistaken. The opening advance was month, aggregating | promptly queiled by the heaviness of United | States Steel preferred and unfavorable con- | lusions were drawn from the persomality of | | the brokers employed in that stock, who were supposed to be informed on trade affairs. Thi | was decidedly pessimistic and served to upset | the calculations that better traffic conditions | for the rallroads would result from the better | conditions of last week. On the contrary, railroad officials were rather generally agreed in the opinion that the merchandise movement over their lines was markedly smaller than last acific Time.) June 13—5 p. m mum and minimum tem- rted for the preceding day | tures are repe Eastern cities Boston 50/ Washington ew Ore t. Loul oo ""“ 2 New y‘:,,’. > Year and that merchants and manufacturers rn adeiphia were still persisting in their conservative hand. | - to-mouth methods of buying. Accumulation T of empty cars was an item of many of these - — — weekly interviews. The discussion bears. on g = = 2 toe traffic of last week, but it anticipates re- £ g 5 25 R =2 Jorts of gross earnings to appear In regular g £F 1 s ccurse in the future and whose influence will 3 82 ZZ %2 E|then have to be reckoned with. The resump- STATIONS. = 23 85 4 £ | tion on a small scale of recently suspended = s E b € | traffic on the lakes is an influence in dim- £ : S | inishing the traffic of railroads, to which it 2 © | was diverted during the effective period of the [ ake ‘tie wp. e domestic exports for May ) Ciear 0p| make a poor contrast with the relative im- 52 86 Clear gy rrovement in April, which it was hoped marked @ 6 Clear .0p | the turn for better in our export trade. 74 104 Pt.Cldy .00 | May exports of domestic products, on the con- £ Clear © gp | trary, bave decreased over $15,000,000 from ® 52 Cloudy oo those of May last year, and upward of §I8,- 6 ®0 Ciear .o 000,000 from April of this year. In the de- 74 94 Cloudy % Cresse from last year more than $11.000,000 a2 76 Clear 200 ' 1= In value of breadstuffs and over $3,000,000 e 5 Clear 00 in value of cotton. 734,801 of the 1 3006 54 Cloudy 00 | breadstuffs exports makes the muz vapua o 2964 108 Pt.Cldy .00 | tion of apy one month for years pas fl' ;‘:‘y‘n | 2 4 ru...agy J00 ! sdvance in the grain markets tmy hflped Portland A -5 Cloudy .0p t0 unsettle the stock market, as a reduc- Fod Bhatr. .. .29.74 104 Clear - .00 tlon in the price of copper. P irouiae 5 Roseburg ....20.92 88 Clear _0p stockbolders of the Northern Securities Com- Sacramento ..20.76 96 Clear 00| Pany =renewea attention to the & up of it Lake. . 2990 &2 Ciear .00 dividends on the $895,000,000 stock Ban Franciseo 29.88 62 Clear 0 in that mor"lvn The markets closed heavy, San L. Oblspo.29.92 72 Clear ~ .00 | &t the lowest of the day. San Diego....20.92 €8 Clear .00 There was a good demand for bonds and Seattle .......30.02 78 Pt.Cidy .00 | prices were firm. Total sales, par value, $1,- £pokane 30.00 S0 Cloudy .0 | 555,000, £ = greoey = % Clear . (00| United States l;n(v)n # were unchanged on call. Walla Wal w4 7 STOCK LIST. Winnemucca .20.86. 86 Y uma 29.66 108 R COND"TIO!\B WEATHE The pressure has nan " taiten rwldlr over the oithern half of the Pacific sl e e coptinues very Warm n the in- and altérnoon temperatu Balt & Ohio pfd Capadian Pacific s : ’A:nl’lmu.n'indmd m-‘ thy northwest s reported at Kmh Head. Sest for. thirty ‘«;m-ra'rp( i 500 165% eoew weekly discussion of rallroad traffic by officials | o, Del, le: Hocking Valley pfd | Hlinote Central ntral. . Towa Ce: Metropol an Metropolitan St Ry Mexican Central Minn & St Louty . essd M. St P& M.StP & Missour) Pmm\- o Kan & Texas. | MK & T ptd.... | Nt R R Mex pfd.. New York Central. Norfolk & Western. Nor & \;m prd. Ontario Rock Island Co.... Rock Island Co ptd StL & SF 24 ptd.. w. St Louls § St Louis Southern Southern | Southern Wabash Wabash Wheeling & | Wiscomsin Central. Wisconsin Cen pfd. Expre: Adams . Amerfcai Manhatian Union Pacific Lack & West. Denver & Rio G. Den & R G pfd. Erie .... b 100 1 fd V\e!lem 39,700 Companies— United States Wells-Fargo . Miscellaneous— Amalgam Copper. Car & Foun Car & ¥ pfa Cotton Oil ot OUl pta Ice Ice pfd . Linseed 01 . Lin Ol pfd, Locomotive ... Locomo prd Smelt & Ref Smelt & R prd. Sugar Ref Anaconda Min Ci Brooklyn Rap Trn. o Fuel & Iron.. Consolidated Corn Products . | Corn Products pfd. Distillers Secur General Internat Paper ... | Internat Paper ped. Internat Pump ... Internat Pump ptd. National Lead North American Pacific Mafl | People's Pressed Steel Car.. | Pressed S Car pfd, Pullmen Pal Car.. Steel Republic Steel pfd. Rubber Goods .... Rubber Goods _pfd. Tenn Coal & Iron. Republic NEW YORK, June 13 to-day. Elect. Gas Gas ric. % 8% 35 i 16 20 20% 39 sogg sty 4415 | 9 18y P 02 116 911 384 354 115 26 2 25! 114 205 ‘jg 64 64 631 4ol 45 45 12 1% 1l 7 21:2 21 209 X B P fi"‘ 432'6 3T% '/’ b T4 i T 3 34 34y 19 1% 16 66 9 53% 156 AMERICAN CAN COMPANY. Common, 88%, asked U S ref 2s reg coupon. Do Do 3s adf Atlantic Bal & Ohio 4s Do 334 Central of C coupon. new 4s coupen. .. old coupon gen 4s . bj 39, d 4%, NEW YORK BONDS. reg is s C L . Do 1st inc 3| Ches & Ohio 435s. Chi’ Term 45 Cons Tol Colo & bacco So 4s.. Colo F & I 5s... Den & Rio G 4s Erfe prior lien 4s. Do gen 4s ... 105 %18 L 62 “”‘h mu. 1| Pas conv | Reading gen 4s IS L &1 M con . 95% 100% | St Louts SW sts. 1283 Seaboard A L 4. IS0 Pacific 4s.. y B on gold & W 4s. “nion Pac 4s Do conv 4s S Steel 24 1 4| Wabash 1dts Do rleh B asked 4%; preferred, bid AO%|L & N unifed 4s.102 105% | Man con. -105%| Mex Cent 4s . 48.103% | 6214 u7Y4 1ste.117% 70 105% o fos | NEW YORK MINING STOCKS. :fl::"' Con ..... g-';‘,‘llixl!:;x Chlet o The lealing futures ranged as tollows: tario ... ea— e e Articl Open. High. Low. Close. runs Con ...... 14|Phoenix . Com'Tunnei”" 11! 00/Foto - g rfi% ‘on Cal a... 1 | Savage Sept ¥ Horn Sliver ..... 1 35 Sierra Nov. e -3 B Iron Sllver . 1 80!Small Hopes 15 Corn No. 2— % Leadville Con ... 02|Standard ... 200 | June - -~ - : e { July 481, 40 Boston Stocks and Bonds. Beptember 5% W% s Onts No. 2— June se. o Allg Money— 30% Call joans 14 | Septem| 311y !52 Time loans | De ember - A% a2y Bonds— Mess Pork, per bbl.— Atchison 4s . 1279 1290 1285 1275 Do adj 4s 1280 1310 127 1295 N Balirvade. Ve 802k 67T Railrond 6 4 677% 687 Atchison 6 95 7 w% Do ptd Boston & Alban 728 73 Boston & Maine 4| Centennial T40 7 52% Boston Elev . Do pfd Amer Pneu Tube, Amer Sugar 126 Do pfd .. ] Amer Tel & Tel. 128 Amer Woolen . EA Elect Tlum...284% | Gen Electric Mass Electrie Do pfd Mass Gas . United Frul Un_Shoe Do pt Miscellaneous— Amer Arge Chem. 13%| Michigan Mac! | Copper Ral Daly West Isle Royale . Mass Mining ..., 31 31 | Mohawk . 0 m»\donz Cgal & Coke 4% {0ld_ Dofinion. ... 128 . 59 ) -u 5 3 M% 154 il London Closing Stocks. Cone for money. Do for 14 f'lll. Ml & 8( P. Mfl De Beers . Den & Rlo G. Do p acct ‘0 IN Y Central 90% | Nor & Testern. .. b1ap 3% Do pfd . 59 Qnt & Wen 255 en) vania Rln‘(‘,‘y"lh:l o Readi Bar lllver-study, 25%d per ounce. Money—213 raf ot is Inéount 1n the open market for mt -M for thrro i 5 Glosea Saturday, Condition nf the Treamry. WA!H'ING'KON. lel 13. — NEW steady. 11.34c; June, September, 10.27c; 154% | vember, . '9.72c; December, 9.75¢; .83¢; January, % | Ie | cables and weather news. | September, i B8 47\‘ ' firsts, 161@17c. , | ! 100% | flooded conditions and predicting a late har- | | July were down %c to %e at S54c to 8315 | Lower cables and improved weather conditions | was up 16@i7%ec, September | advance of 10c and ribs were up 1bc. K ISCO CALL, TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1904 .70¢. Spot olosed quiet, 45 points Mid- | $4 75@5 25; common and stockers, 255 10; g:xlu rfin& 12.40c; - middling nu. “12.85¢. Jambs, $5 75@7. % l NEW YORK, June 13.—The cotton market closed within a point or two of '.M botton. at a dechne of 28G51 points. The Cot! change will be closed Saturday. New York Gram and Produce. NEW YORK, Fune 17, —FLOUR—Recelpts, | 3,500 barrels; exports, 10,200 barrels. About steady, but slow. | WIHEATRepeipte, 33,000 bushels; exports, | g, 80 Lu!helnrswl. oy e % red, nomi- nal elevator; No. 1%, 0. b afioat; No. 1 Northern Duluth, s 07% f. 0. b. afloat; No. 1 hard Manitoba, nominal £ o. b. afloat. Options opened lower in response to bearish Wheat developed surprising strength later in the day and closed %@1%e higher. July, 91@92%e, closed §2lc; 1% @85 uufii"“"‘ 86%c; De- cember, R3@Si%e, ol HOPS—Steady. HIDES—Stes WOOL—Steady. PETROLEUM—Quiet, COFFEE—Epot Rlo, lteldy. No. 7 invoice, | ! 7c; mild, steady; Cordova, 8% @18c. The mar- | ket for coffee futures closed steady net un- changed to b points higher. Total sales, 64,750 meluding July 5.90@5.95c; Sepiember, | .20c; December, 6:45c; March, 6.75@ | 6.80c; May, 6.00@0.95¢. i SUGAR—Raw, steady; fair refining, 3%c; . U6 test, 3%c; molasses sugar, Sic; refined, eteady, y BUTTER — Steady. Creamery, common to extra, 13@18%c; State dairy, commen to extra, E—Steady. State, full oream, colored, 77¢c, small white, 6%@T e large colored, o] large white, %@ GS — Weaker. Western xtra, 17%@18c; | DRIED FRUITS. } FVAPORATED APPLES—The market shows no quotable change, but buyers recently have been showing a liitle more Interest and the general tone of the market consequently is a shade steadler. Common are quoted at 4@ Si4e; prime, 5ic; choice, 6@0Yce; fancy, Te. 1 PRUNES—Are attracting some attention for future delivery and the market shows steadi- | ness, particuiarly in larger sizes, although prlces mu rapge from 2%c to 5%c, according to APRICOTS—Are firm and unchanged at m,g | @l0c for cholce, 105 @10%c for extra choice | and_11@13c for fancy. PRACHES—Remain unchanged. Choice -ra\ held &t 7T@TYc; extra choice, T%@8e; fancy, 9% @10c. % New York Metal Market. EW YORK, June 13.—Tin was weak, both 10 Landon and New York. The Emglish cables ted a decline of £1 12 6d for both spot | B Putures. with spot closing at £119 Gs and | futures at £118 10s. Locally ~the market closed at $26@26 50, there not being sufficient Gemand to Maintain prices, n view of the weakness abroad. oo TP, Seclined 35 03 in London to £55 13s Tor both spot and ’futures, Locally the m;rue: was rather easier. Lake {s quoted at $12 50@12 70; electrolytic, $12 50@12 62%; casting, $12 12%@12 25. Lead declined 6s 94 in London to £11 19s 5d, but refnained unchanged at $4 25@4 35 for jobbing lots out of store. o elter was unchanged at $4 7504 85 in the local market and at £21 156s in London. Tron closed at 5ls 3d In Glasgow and at 42s 3 i Mjddiesboro. Locally, iron was un- unchanged; No. 1 foundry Northern is quoted At 414 BU@16; No. 2 foundry Southern and No, 1 foundry Southern soft at $13 25@13 75. Pig iron warrants are weak at $9. Visible Grain Supply. ! June 11, as compiled by the | s as follows: | f grain Saturda ew York Prodnce Exchange, Wheat 18,475,000 buskels, decrease 2,128,000 | | bushels; corn 4,635,000 bushels, increase 51,000 oats 5,378,000 bushels, increase 375,000 | Tye 55,000 bushels, increase 16000 bushels. barley 1,168,000 bushels, decrease | 96,000 bushels. ® Chicago Board of Trade. | ; e 1 | * Fuiture Grain and Provisions. CHICAGO, June 13.—Sentiment in the wheat pit to-day was bearish during the early part of the ession. Opening quotations on were elements in the situation that tended to | depress prices, but perhaps the greatest factor was the report of the world's shipments for the past week. While the total was about as expected, exports from America showed a declded decrease. Pit traders were inclined to consider- the figures strongly indicative of the present _European indifference to American wheat. Many bearish crop advices were re- cel\ed early in the day. One report, in com- | menting on the condition of spring wheat in the Canadian Northwest sald prospects could not be more favorable. Toward the middle | of the day sentiment suddenly became bullish | amd prices started upward. Sentiment In corn | and cats was largely responsible for the change | of tone. Some bullish crop reports were re- ' ceived from Kansas and Oklahoma telling of vest. . Shorts were active purchasers during the last hour of the session, the market con- tjnuing_strong until the close. After advane- ing_to S6%@86%e July closed at S614@S68%c. The strength manifested in corn was rather surprising, in view of the moderate volume | of trade. The market closed well toward the | top. July opened Ja@%ec higher at 48%c to | 48%c, sold up to 40lzc and closed at 49%@ o e ere was a big general commission house trade in oats, with the demand largely cen- tered in the September delivery, although there | was also an increased demand for December. | After opening unchanged to %c higher at 394c to 59%c. July ranged between 39%c and 38%e, closing at 39%G39%e. Provisions were strong on covering by shorts under the leadership of prominent packing in- terests. Light receipts of hogs, higher prices at the yards and strensth of corn helped along | the advance. At the close September tara. showed an | Cash Grain and Provisions. CHICAGO, gpring wheat, & June l! —F10Ilr e orn, 40% (D50 ¢} No. 2 onts, 4‘%0"%«. N, 3White, 447g¢; No. 3 white, 41G44¢; good ing barioy, uc falr to cholce malting, HO 565 NoglydNorhwestern. $1 07; rlm umomy ecd $2 95; er bblL, $12 70@12 75; lard, per S0 e B @6 8214} short ribs sides (loose), $7 1214@ 7 37%; short clear sides (boxflfl) ‘fi? 4 clover, ue-dr ,\’oA 2 nd ynu‘omf mv.e whiaky, basts of high wines, $128; contract grade, $10 75. Receipts. Shipments. .u,‘:m '3 T 25300 ( 205,300 118,200 800 5,300 Butter, C) Cheesé and E ggs. June 13—On the Produce Ex- A GOy he Dutter market was barely steady; creamery, 13 0I1$c dairy, nq,msg Eggs were easy at 14@14%c. Cheese was weak "x::'x‘fa % 1., June 18.—The butter market firm. with prices unchanged at 17tc. Sales for 'the week were 864,300 pounds. (62 lucago Came, Sheep and Hog:. m Ei lud n:n‘t';n limh. Omaha Cattle Market. mn% mbr.. lnnn u.—cA m-' m#w('::: calve and stags, 4 9214; mixed, $4 h nl'ufln'r Sk, Tias to; bk k. T oLl 700. yearlings, - i, wethers, $5@5 50; ewes, NEW YORK, June 13.—The visible supbly | 000; | erators sellers at lower prices in the morning, Kansas City Stock Quotations. KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 13.—CATTLE— Receipts, 10,000, 'Steady to 10c lower. Native 506 35; native cows and heifers, : stockers and feeders, $3 26@4 90; $3@1 50; calves, $275@475; Western $4 5065 80; Western cows, $2 50@5. goes—l\eumu, $4708485; neavy, 8000; strong; bulk of sales, igs and i 04 238 Th n O HERI Receipts, 5500, - Market steady. Na- tive lambs, u 60; Western lambs, $5 25@ 7; range wethers, $425@5; ewes, $3 5054 T — . l Miscellaneous Markets. i * Foreign Futures. Opening . 20 20 20 24 27 35 730 St. Louis Wool Market. ST. LOUIS, June 13.—Wool—Steady. Me- dium grades, combing and v:lmh(n'. 15623;@41 light llne ma\se heavy fine, 12@13c; tub. ‘unhad @3le. ' Northern Wheat Market. OREGON. PORTLAND, June 13.—WHEAT—Walla | Walla, 70c; bluestem, 78c; valley, 79¢c. WASHINGTON. TACOMA, June 13.—WHEAT—Ilo hluulzm, Ste: club, Tle. lower; Northern Business. SEATTLE, June 13.—Clearings, $793,142; balances. $172,019, TACOMA, June 13.—Clearings, $401,208; bal- ances, $88 578, PORTLAND, June 18.—Clearings, $804 553 balances, $52. KANE, June /13.—Clearings, $499,388; balances, $66,413. | LOCAL MARKETS. Exchange and Bullion. * I Sterling Exchange, ll!‘! days. — 3488 | Sterling Exchange, o § gt urllnl Exchange, clb n — 4 88% | York Exchange. sight ot ma | New York Exchange, telegraphic. 05 | Stiver, per ounce . I Mexican Dollars © 0 — W heat and Other Gmms WHEAT—The foreign markets continued | weak and a further increase in Russian ship- ments caused general liquidation at Liverpool, but the market subsequently steadied. The in quarters: bian, 61,000; Argentine, 200,000; India Australian, 105,000 The American vistble supply decreased 2,128,000 bushels. Chicago was dull and devold of feature. In this market fut ranged weaker again and sold freely, hoiders stilf showing s dis- position to clear out their holdings. The cash | grain showed no cl CASH WHEAT. California Club, $1 27 White Australtan, $1 5234 Club, §$1 30@1 40; Northern Bluestem, ll 50 1 55 per ctl ¥ FUTURES. Session 9 to 11:30 a._m. Oven. . High - Low . flose. December ...§1 28% $§1 $128% $129 2 p. m. Session. 3 Open. _Higl Low. December ...81 20 $1 20% $129 BARLEY—Cash grain was slightly | again, ales of 2000 sacks of No. 1 Feed at | $1 0214 some smaller lots at $1 011 S tabiiahod the lower sanko of duotations: Thers was a fair business in futures, with most op- | Close. $1 20% | tower | but there was some recovery in the afternoon. CASH BARLEY. Feed, $1G1W2%: Brewing, $1 05@1 0T%; Chevalier, $1 02%@1 10 for fair to choice. FUTURES, ) Session § to 11:30 a. m. Opcu High. Low. | December .. 80% - 99% - o0k _o9% | 2 p. m. Session. Open. High. Low. Close. | December ... 95% 964 96% 961 OATS—The Government award for the Ma- | nila order has not yet been announced and | nobody hazards a guess as to whether this market or the north will get it. Meanwhile the market continues quiet and featureless. | White, 31 4061 45; Black, §1 20g1 25; Red, | 1'30; Gray, nominal. CORN—The market is kept sufficiently sup- plied by the almost daily recelpts from the ! ‘West and quotations show no change. The | lane |l l'ILh!r fln’n than o(herwlle ‘estern *l Yellow, l 0‘”&@1 02% lor ‘White, lnd $1 m 50 lnr‘ California mn Yellow, l ‘smal Toomd do. $1 5581 60 White, 3160 atl: | Egyptian, 81 3 $1 52%@1 dug or White o &5 56 wn. RYE—$1 30G1 323 per ctl. B'JCKWH.IA'!‘—!’!s 2 )nr etl, Fiour and Millstuffs. FLOUR—California Family Extras, M 4 4o ususl terms; Bakers Extras. $3 50 Oregon and Washington, jobbing at $3 per bl MILLSTUFFS—Prices in packages are h: follows Rye 1(- 3 28: 1 Rice Flour Rye Flour, $3 50; $7: Corn Meal, h 50; extra cream do, Ost Groats, :Hominy, 4 25! Buck wheat Flour, 'I Farina, $4 Whole Rolltd Oats, bbls, $7 2! ; Pearl Barley, 36 svll &reen Teas, 85 50 per 100 Tbs. Hay and Feedstuffs. The Government Hay order for Manila is still in abeyance, but dealers are expecting the announcement of the award any -moment. ~The Hay market shows no change, being quiet and | wea! Peas, boxes, :? | eak. Receipts of Bran and Middlings have been light again of late and the market rules firm | in consequence, but quotations show no change. AN~ $220 COI'B\ i n; Broom HAY—Wheat, $11@13; Oat, $0@12; Wild " oat. $i@i0: ley and o- $7@11; Stock, $7@8; Alfaifa, n. REA W—60GS0¢ per bale. Beans and Seeds. The Bean trade continues to_quote an m-r active and listless market at ulchanged quo- | O TANS_—Bayos. $2 2002 50: Pea, ‘ Butiers, $3; ema White. 28503 10 Tares | 9 wmm o 65; Pink, 33 nom ed, “ %85 thken- tm 10 per uu afi"m’-:é‘ @02 50, | EE!M—BN“ "\llfll’d $4 50; Yellow 13 xo x?r Fartern: .AIIJI- *gucufl“" 50; H ape, i i e B, Lo i | AS—Blacke; : Chfip sy oo o B2 Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables. New Potatoes opel the week firm and | higher under light re- | ceipts and a steady demand for local use shipping account. The best lots were b e competed tor by 1ohbe': and one lot nl:t 40 boxes brought per cen The supply of new Rose was limited, but as the demand s ices were easier. Old Potatoes | continued dul wlu: { The steamer added sacks to the stock of . Burbanks. Dnlonl w':te in ample sup- Early was ikewise show any ‘rmness, ail other kinds beln free ly, and prices of most ranged lower. The market was overloaded with | torg and prices of all kinds wers quoted | lower. Recelpts from the south were some- where in the of 2000 packasges | - Ter Sarvied over. Trom Saturday | can and sout over 3 Another car falls due from Mississipp! to-day | | per box. au.lc ek 1b; lmn. and w toes, 60c@$1 per box a-u Rigeres. 31 25 for Mexican and §1 25 _ for iesippl: Summer Squash, 50@75c por for southern und $§1 50@2 for bay; Cabbage, §1 f" ctl; Carrots, §1 25 per sack; Cucumbers, 1@1 25 per box: Garlic, : Esg Plant, 7@10c per Ib: Dried Peppers, 8@10c for i, o Hhgise fer B gt & T per TS, Bt per Tb; Marrowtht Squash, Jobblng, at At M‘ng‘ng%‘“ MARKET. Thgae pein JVEDNESDAY, June & at 11 a L By order of A. €, BS of Students’ Sta- bles of Palo Alto, 1 '!H -l] the contents, of the above stebles, consiating of 3% GOOD HORSES (work and driving). 1 wagonette or bus, 4 3-seated surrey. 5 runabouts. 1 top bugxy. l light rubber-tired hack. . #0 #ets of harness (single and double), 1 light Poultry and Game. Two cars of Western Poultry were at hand, but only one was Joten mwfl that met with a rather sluggish recelpts of do- mestic were light, but carriéd-over stock was offering freely and the market was easy for everything except large young Roosters and P‘ryer' Game was in light receipt and steady Dles, 327 Sixth street, 'hleldly before the sale. for good sound stock. Positively no limit or GEOULTRI_Live Tukeys. Uiqiee per I JOHN 3. DOYLE, Auctionser. 3 30; Goslings, 31 $ia e u'..- £ By of I Ryan of Salinas T will iarge and $4 ms." for -m.n; m sell of good. gentle horses: also all kinds of buggies. wageps, carts. surreys 1 1 fast pacer, sets . TLEIDAY I 14, 11 . at 1140 FOL- SOM ST. WM_ (_’I'.OUG:? m-n:luur 50; Brvllm d ror large ‘and "r for, m-u Pi eo‘x:‘-a $1 50 per dozen ?’ and $1 7 for Squabs. AN Frare $1°50 per dosen: Rabbits. $1 78 @2 for C(‘ttonlnfll and $1 per dozen for brush. Butter, Cheese and Eggs. Receipts of Butter and Eggs fell off sharply yesterday, as will be seen, and were the smallest for a long time. 'The Butter mark Wwas not affected thereby, as the decrease Wi Livestock, delivered in San largely due to the delay i arrival of the | Per, cent for si for Cattle: Humboldt steamer. - Some ?)ful,;' ‘arrivals were | CA : Cows and Heif- g«;r:h ovmwkm st weoeo:- ho; wave, but most ""CIG_ c; mm ¥y per Ib. i e stock was in good condition. mar- (gross welght). ket was still reported dull. SHEEP—W, 34@3%e; Ewes, 2¥@3c The situation in Cheese rematned unchanged. | Per 1b (§ross weight). o -8E® were likewiso unaffected by the falling | =y o . in receipts, an lealers quoted the same : prices that ‘ruied at the Cloee of the weeic | 200 1o 200, Ibe, $iac: -;r;:o Jbe. ua.uu ott ie retailers are not disposed t ay quo= o o ‘“‘l‘ { tations It they can heip T a8 they are Jooking ”.:,“' Sent of. and 40 per off from | for Jlce that they gan retall for me.M'rz AROVE: pidanitons market is slow, as usual at time of the year. Gén erchandi. Receipts werp 32,200 Ibs Butter, 439 cases "al M Ao Esl'rmg:n “"nm 18%@19¢ | BAGS—Grain Bags, l!( hn—h" JTTER—Creamery at first hands, e ¢ : for extras and !T%?Is‘: for frsta; a..r;‘flo. Weol Bags, i2g3tc: ‘!'m 11'10- store Butter, 13@15¢c; cold storage, nom- Cog:— ommn mfl N.' -m- " CHEEs c for to cholce new ¥, at 50: . $T;, c— and B@7c 1ot Jowsr pradens Young Americas, | Bay. $5 50; Greta. §1 71“: o 9G9%c: Eastern, 12}4@14c: Western, 11912 | §1 50 Cumberiand, te. per i EGGS—Ranch, - 21@23c_fop fair to cholce: store, 16@10c; Eastern, 20@2lc for firsts and | $11 50: Cam: 163%@18c for second: per t in sacks;: Rocky - D 'd LS L % wg&:fl'fimlll per 2000 lbs and $12 80 cciduous and Citrus Fruits. s ua are R Recelpts of Strawberries were lighter than | 47c for raw; Castor usual and there was a good demand for choice | Bakers' AA, $1 1 stock, but prices ranged lower, as the bulk of lnfl 43¢ for - The récelpts were soft and sunburnt as a result of the recent hot weather. There were my seventeen chests of the Longworth varfety [ ceived and the top quotation was obtained only for a few odd lots, $8 being about the top for cases 1, No. I.r 12; Lucol, 8¢ fer'hk" 580 Nut, in barrels, S8c for Ceylon and "hed the general run of offerings. eberries, t0o, showed the effects of the hot weather and | No. 1 Neatsfoot Ofl, 63 prices had ;a_wider range. Other kinds _of | 42¢: Berries were In small suppiy and steady. Re- | botied Fish Ofl 37e; raw Fish Ofl, ceipts of Che were light and loose stock | Paint cleaned up well firmer prices. Canners and | _ CO. distillers were buying Royal Annes, the former | 133%c: paying b and the latter 5igc per pound. De- elduous fruits, particularly Apricots, were in increased supply and prices had a downward tendency, with large lines of Apricots still un- sold_at the close. Figs arrived rather freely from several sections and sold at §1 50@2 50 Seedlens Grapes were weak at $1 230 150 per crate and prices of Cantaloupes & large crates were reduced. Trade in Citrus fruits was moderately active, Oranges being the firmest description. Mexican Limes were in increased supply and lower. Fhe steamer Enterprise from Hilo brought up 5000 bunches of Bananas, most of which were too green to be marketed. At the suction esle seven cars of assorted ‘were sold oo Navele 31 1505 25 or ehoice. and 1 for standard; Mediterranean Sweets, 90 for fancy and 1 60 for cholce: Valenclas, = §1 5061 80; - fancy st chaels, $1 30@1 T TRAWBERmr:s—mlo per chest for Long- worths and $2G4 50 for the larger varfeties. LOGANBERRIES—$2G4 per chest for red and $2@4 for black. A BLACKBERRIES$5@8 per chest. RASPBERRIES —$8610 per chest; from Newcastle, 75¢@$1 25; ffom Fresno, GOOSEBERRIES—1%@dc per 1b for small | e Hle per gallon In - cases and TUR “cu:n WD WHITE LEAD. Red Lead ;me p:;"l,b‘ White Lead. TX@T%e. laeux' 0 qua SUGAR—The Western Sugar pany quotes as follows. per Ib, fn 100- Crushed and PR Po'dmd 5.80c; Candy Granulated, 5.80c; Dry Granula Grlnul.-(ed fine. 5.70c: 5.70c; Magnol! Ooldfll C. 8.10c; half bllrnll. boxes, 3 ‘Dominos, 810!: per 1. No orders taken hl’ less than seventy-five barrels or its equivalent. Receipts of Produce. FOR MONDAY, JUNE 13 crates nd 6@7c for English. Flour, qr sks ..106,375| Tallow, ctls ... 418 CURRANTS—$2 50@4 per chest. Wheat, ctls .... 14.113|Quicksilver, fik: a2 CHERRIES—TIn an-n-. 50g@75c; In bulk, | Barley, ctis 7770/ Hides, No. . 53 per Ib for Black, 2%@4c for common Corn. West, c(ll 1,200| Pelts. No. 8.855 Whlle u.a 43,@6c for Royal Anne. Potatoes. sks 1.559! Leather _rolla 22 [COTS—Small boxes and crates, 50c@$1; lons. 547/ Lime. bbls 458 nmxeu — ¥ 390/ Pape 300 AP?LMM $1 5082 25 box; new | Midditngs, sics.. 100 Wine 723 25@50c for small boxes and $1 for large. Hay, tons ..... 635 Beans, sks lrrulshuem: per box or basket. Wodl, bales ... 104/ Screenings, sis. 244 PE. 1 25 per box. F sks « 330/Shorts, sks . 100 Pums——mymn @78 per “box; Cherry OREGON. Plu Flour. qr sks .. 4G50 4104 mnumnpm—u Yor small and $3g4 for ™ Yed, da, 130 large crates CITRUS !‘Rl,l'l's—‘ll“l Oranges, 5083 50 for (lnc l 50@2 50 for choice IM 'l.l 50 ! for 1 Seediings, $1 2501 50;, Valenclas, n _ml;p’dhemnun ‘g-«u. $175 erines $1 R 1 for choice and $1@1 25 50G2 for sedless and 31G exican Limes, $4 50@5 per per bunch for Central for anq ; Plneapples, Potatoes, sks .. — e ——» | STOCK MARKET. | e — - but or 1 for et ard: Grape Fruit, $1 #1 50 for ordinary; M case; Amerlun lnd u $2@3 Some Business in Bonds, Stocks Generally Dull. Business on the Bond Exchange was almost wholly in bonds, the only sales of stock being in Oceanic Steamship at $4 50. The oil stocks were neglected the Comstock mining shares quiet. Trading on the Tonopah Exchang continued active, as will Ex-dividend yosterday: Pennsyivania C. M. Compasy of Californls, coguier woutity. e per share, amounting to Al‘o(-l.'.lom a regular monthy dxvmm of tl Pme Mutual Savings Bank has declared s | semi-annual dividend at the rate of 3.25 per Dn'ed Fruits,Nuts Rai.r't'fu,Honey It is reported that some sales of Peaches of e D ave. becn made at SROOKS for future delivery, but these figures are now below current quotations for futures, 5%@53%c now being quoted. The advance, however, has tend- ed to check the demand. Offerings of new crop Fruits In New York appear in the first column. FRUITS —Apricots, S@10c for Royals 9@12¢ for Moorparks: Evaporated Apples. o 6e; sun-dried. _ 3@4%c: 7 cent per annum on all deposits, payable July 1, P:lfl 815@12c; Figs, white, 2‘4’&: in boxes; | against 3.20 per ctnlxld for the six months 4%c: Plums, pitted, 5@7He per I ended December 31, 1905, The Debenture Surety Company has declared a regular monthly dividend of Sc per shate, payable June 15. An assessment of $50 per share was delin- quent yesterday on the stock of the Palermo and Citrus Association of Butte The Optir Mining Company bas received $6040 55 from the sale of four railroad carloads PnrNEs—m crop, mse for”“the " tour RAans—r e b Fresno for 1908 D (subect to change mmn nnlleo) are as {nllowl 50-1b_box uscatel, 4-crown, 4 b: 3-crown, 4%c: 1crcwn 4 o 8 a H 2 o + g g 2 Ly S of cre, and, including two carloads just shipped. bulk. 2 ; cholce, sixteen_carloads Temain on the way. Dehesa. §2 50; ‘fancy. $2: The Mercantile Trust Company of New Yavers, 3-crown, $1 38; 2-crown, trust of the Wflln its, No. 1 lflfl)hell San N RT3 nardsnell, 13 pany, invites proposals for the sale to it on No. 2. 11%@12c; No. 1 [No % Haih Ye! Almonds. 11 o for Nonpa- | July 7 of bonds secured by said deed of trust, Niis, 1130 for 1 X L. 116 for Ne Plus Ditra | at & raté st to exceed 110, to the extent of and 9%c for hnlu loc ;. e for | $35,000. E.I;C;;I“EY Cn. Ollc c f:r ‘.|:l nd —“Comb, 11%@12: Wi ND BOND 106110 for_atabes; _Nr a". ¥ .fl‘ STOCK AN ND EXCHANGE. l;;.:i:'ht amber extracted. 4%@5c; dark, -ON——DAY, June 132 p. m BEEEW"‘“"""%__’" - UNITED STATES BONDS. P Bid. Ask. Provisions. PRI e 4s qr reg...108 108 Chicago was somewhat higher on the day. Receipts of Hogs are rutning below those of | Ala A W Ss.100 — last year at this time, which Inclines packers A Bay CPC Ss. — 102 and other sellers to cover. San Francisco| Cal C G 5s. — 104 | market continues dull -nd unchanged. CalG&EgR CURED MEATS—Bacor !suwfb m & ct 5s. 84% 88 Om C | heavy, 10c for lMght mamn 120 for light, | Cal.st C 5s. — 117% Pac G 13%c for extra lght 15@16c for n'-r. | 6Cwat Bs. — 101 |P B cured; Eastern sugar "d . | BAL & P 6s.123% — |P & C fornia Hams, 12@12%c: Mess Beet.’ §100 | F & C H 6s.114% — [P & O 10 50 ver bbl: extra Mess, $T1@11 50; hmny. Geary-st Bs.. — 63 |Powell- 912 50: prime Mcss Pork. $14: exiva clear. | H Cag $%s100 — |fac Eoa ‘u Dry Salted Pork, 0Xec: Plg | Do 5s ... 07 — ns-?fln Feet, $5; Smoked Beef, 140 | Hon R T 6a.105 — L A Elec 5s. — 105 umn—'ncru- quoted at cue per b tor | I. A Ry Bs.111% ‘compound and 8 emvm f-barrels, pure, | L A L co s | 8%ec: 10-1b tins, 8%c: 5 m 9%e; 31 "t ting, Do gtd :l“ = 3 - Do WESTTOLENE One Wit b, S e | 14F I HABE i | half barrels st -~ 5S¢ aive Gerces. T%4c per Ib. Bo Tem Se.1343 — g : MYS MiToe 1015 — [SPC1 ok a1l0, — Hides, Tfl”“’“" Wool and Hops. | ¥58 gf ™ I%87 s ¥ o R ssing — SKINECulle tnd beantseatt | § = Ry Beci18 113 | Do 46 pim: 9% ® ES AND s & ~ % nf..‘?u le under auotstions. Heavy Seited | NCPCla 88 — | Do 4s 3dm. — 09 D%e: medlum, Sie; 1 iohe e g | NS R RSe 98 — | Do g muxs 97% — Hides, tor heavy and for u’m sn,, O G L&HSs.107 — |Stkn o.'n-.— 101 Tdes, ot T, Dc: Salted Veal O Wgtd Se. — 100 |U G & E ds. — 105 Calf. &1y Hides, 1“6;."&7 3c; -y WATER STOCKS. Suit, Sheepskins. « 3 each; tra Costa — - 40 |Port Costa... — — 1. 40@65¢ each: medium. long | Simre Somt® T80 |8V Wae Go. 39% 7% Wool. no\ 50: slzo;:: .!;!.lg':-m fl" 81 5 for AND ELECTRIC. lares ama s for Colts. . Hor B comt L& P. 3% o e $175 tor larg . 150 for medium fl.tlgl“‘““" Ba 1% 5% — for emall and for Colts. nnetnm-—m,mx.co. 561 - Mexjcan, S0c: dry Salted Mexican, Z5e: dry Central ' American, 30@3%%c. Goat Skins— | Prime i large and smooth, Boe; Angot | Todpam, 36e; small, 20e. x.now—- 0. 1 rende 4%@4%c per 1b; ,,. e, 2 . 1b for Cali- the nominal to_condition. "'fion—hm&“u at m“”'i-fl' fornia, 1903, For crop of quotation Is 20c. Meat Market. per_1b. « Hogs, 61@8%c per b, ) MARKET. * 'The following quotations are for good, seund