The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 13, 1904, Page 13

THE _SAN TR NCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1904 13 -11‘7”51 lower. -Hay weak, Feedstuffs SUMMARY OF THE M firnt on the day. New Wheat slightiy higher and cash Barl Cern and Rye as before quoted. : steady and Beans o ARKETS. Cotton easier. erk on Mexico higher. ey slightly lower. Il held. Butter and Eggs dull, but fractionally higher. al Propisions still fla wwith Hides very firm, 1 markets. slight ad ance. "Suipplics of Cattle, Sheep and Hogs still liberal. toes and Omnions quiet, it weak, ruit in good supply Veget h plenty of stock on hand. Game lower. al EVek plentiful and weak. m." easy. Weather Report. FRANCI foliowing max! or the previous day New Orleans .... $4-64 Philadeiphia ... 84-74 Washington = g ® foafafed i : § BiSE = s STATIONS. = Y;;g i3 H 2 B g S48 3 4 | s 88 €2 13 P LTSS PERE T TEF S 541 Jiliald - El WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL | Kon City So prd. nmu at Cépendence, Modena, Salt Lake and Pocatello. Tbe temperature has risen over Oregon and | M S P & S S M prd Washington.” In California there has been but change and copditions are about mormal cecast -made st San Francisco for thirty endivg midnight, Angust 13: orthern California—Cloudy Saturday, 3 storms in the mountains; ‘winds. mn Oalifornia—Cloudy Saturday, hunder storms in the mountains: prob- light pos- light " Frust and Wheat Bulletin. For the twenty-four hours ending 5 p. m.. 120th meridian time. San Francisco, August 13° | Southern Ry pt R0 2 % gigs sy £ f £5383 £z B, ¢ ETATIONS. ;;- 23 83 - = 5 g SR 3 : 35 3 : 3 s 3 : : .90 48 .00 L02 e 00 .62 5 00 .104 68 .00 100 57 00 50 4«8 00 92 6 o0 90 50 ‘00 AN K 8 62 §W Pt.Cldy .00 106 88 ... Ciear .00 | 5 52 S0 | . 98 75 00 104 00 s 00 A 3 00 .88 65 00 9% 60 o S8 60 ~00 76 68 L0 2 54 <00 | .82 52 .... Ciear 00 %0 52 N Clear .00 .72 55 . .00 IR 48 00 D88 64 00 .95 6 -00 CROP CONDITIONS. superfor in quality, ianged weather and erop —Prunes ripening fast; heavy crop, fruits in good econdition. ripening slowly: light srapes ripening mow. change prunes are ripening and ig: drying will commence soon. » erops in good condition; har- yesre, attacking even the resistant vines Henfor6—Good crop Muscat grapes; eas t ms favorable for all frust: péars vipening evenly. A G. McADIE. "EASTERN MARKETS. New York Money Market. NTW YORK, Aug. 12— Money on call sesy, . % @1 per cent; closing bid, ;fiperoem oferad . at 1 per cent. Time loane easy dul; per cept. Prime mercantile paper, cemt. Sterling exchange steady, with decline with actusl business in bankers' bills at $4.8820 | for gemand and at | u K545 for sixty day bills, Posted rates. -W; and $4 89G% O% Commerelal bi! Ber siiver. “Jexican 4 overnment bonds, trragulac. . New York Stock Market. NEW YORK. Aug 12— There was a partial mtxnmmht‘nmmto—dulll considersble shrinkage in the volume of . the Gealings. The mews of the day offersd 1o Vear expianetion of the besitation in the market, but the disposition was general to take profits op recent considerable advances. Union Tactes opening deciine of a point was effeet- ive mofice of this tendency and Eouthern Pacific and the fall in politan _tractions reinforced it. Tade fo Alvert speculative interest (3 e steady; raliroad bonds, fis level and showed the effect of the insistent f cuts in the price of steel products. xold the banks, urther gain B to-morrow's bank sthtement. back when the Metropolitan Total me talk also of friction between on and the Amalgamated Asso- n in the hoop mills in Youngstown, Ohio. shipments will affect the but money has con- inued to flow to thie center from the interior in cash reserves is jooked | | An_effort was mad de to rally the late market by marking | uthern Pacific to 55%, but that stock tractions showed renewed weakness and the closing was sales, par irregular. 000. . tes bonds were unchanged on call. W YORK STOCK LIST. Sales. High. Low. Close. 0% | Atchison prd . 87k 97is Baito & Ol 861y | Balto & O 0313 Lou Menhattan L. Paul 18,400 P prd. .. Lous. . is & Nash. \1 St P & S Ste M 2400 DY T4 600 130 128% Mo Pacific -eee 8800 94% Oi%y | Mo, Kan & Tex.... 6200 207 203 Mo, Kan & Tex pfa 2,100 431y Norfolk & West pfa | Omt D | Rook Toiana "Co. 0% | Rock Island Co pfd 61" el ‘fllLLSdepn’ B5% B8l | Bt Louis 8 W.... 6 1513 5t Louis S W pfd. . 31% 37 | Southera Pacific. 55l Bay | Eouthern Ry . 26% 261, 911 1y e . Eaikie: 287F 281y Toie 8L & Weat 26" 28 | Tole St L & W p 3 38y Union Pacific. .. 78 Union Pacific 938 Wabash ... 178 Wabash pfd 37 Wheel & Lake esiae Wis Central 17% Wisconsin Cen pfd. 300 B35 Ame: ‘Ame: | Ame: | Ames | Ame Ame: | Goto Corn Corn Nati: of U 41%, asked t Y Pennsy United States o Wells-Fargo . 100 210 Miscellaneous— Amal Copper 40,500 Bix Amer Car & 2 18% | Amer Cotton Oil | Amer Amer Joe ...... Amer Ice pfd - | Amer Linscea Off . | Anaconda Min Co. | Brookiyn Rap T. Consolidated Distiliers’ Secur ... General Inter Paper ...... Inter Paper pfd. Inter Pump Inter Pump North American Pacific Mail People's Gas Pressed Steel Car.. Pressed Steel C ptd. Pullman Pal Car i R R of Mex pra Express Companies— Adams ... Cot Of1 r r r r r r Lin Oil pfa. Locomotive Joco pfd . Smelt & Ref. 31, 200 € & R ptd. Sugar Ref.. Fuel & Iron Gas Products .. Products ptd. Electric prd. onal Lead .. iroads of San nll: .%:'w and Oum-z $84. AMERICAN CAN COMPANY. Fr 602 | Rockford, in - BRnas s Bnan By SFd FEER *fi# ~ - = 33 5 Republic Steel i Republic Steel pfd . 425 Rubber Goods 178 Rubber_Goods pfd. & I 433 7 | 837 | U 8 Rubber . 19:2 191 U & Rubber pfd 51 T4 U § Steel .. 1% 1 U S seeet pid bS58 Westinghouse Elec. .... 168 ‘Western Union .... L 8 Total sales...... 588,400 shares. TUNITED muuwm OF SAN FRANCISCO. NEW YORK, Aug. lz—- transactions Francisco were Common, M.: 4%, asked flfi. preferred, bid Man con gold 45.105% Mex Central 61 |aing & 8t 1 4a., 88 ‘l K & Texas 99 Do 2ds 8% NR of Mex 5% IN Y C gen 899 N J C gen 182% |Nor Pacifio 105% e 101 Nor OSL 45 & oo Pa_conv 08 ST 15 Chi C. B 4s. 8’3 cM 96! c& 74% C R 95 Do 17 cc.e Chi T 4s. 73 Cons 105 Colo & 103! CF & 78! Den & 1178 Erie 0034, Do o FW 893 Hock NEW YORK MINING STOCKS. o | ucm«mm. Fla.. A el | Boston & Albany.249 |Bingham Boston & Maine..163 |Calumet & Boston Elev 14914 Centennial . ¥ Fitchburg pfd....157 | Copper Rani % Mex Central 9% Daly West % Ner ¥ H & H1190" Dom Coal Pere’ Marquette... T4 |Franklin . 7 Unlon Pacific. 97% | Graney 2% Miscellaneous — lste Royaie -1l 134 Amer Arge Chem. 1434| Mass Mining .... 3 Do pfd .... 5% | Michigan .. 4 Amer Pneu Tube. 3%|Mont Coal & Coke 3% Amer Sugar 13215/0ld Dominion ... 12% Do pra . 131 (Parrot . 125 Amer Tel & Tel.137% | Quincy 3 Amer Woolen ... 17 Shannon D3 | _Dopta..... T&‘Tamauek : Dom Iron & §. au!’mnuv 4 | B4 Blect Ilium. 202 11 & Mining Gen Electric ....168%{U § Oil Mass Electric.... 1714(Utah . S8% | Do pd . €813 Victoria 2% | Mass Gas .. 40% ! Winona Un Shoe Mach... 50 *(Wolveriné Do ptd ... 30 London Closing Stocks. Cons money... Do acet Anaconda D R1%[Ont & Western 993 Pennsylvania mm Rand Mines 2714 041 ox 28 121 38 80 13714 Wabash 18 Louis & Nash...[120%| Do prd . as M. K & Texas.. ZI%ISrnni!h 4s 851 Bar silver—Quiet, 26 | Money—2@2%, per cent. The rate of discount in the open market for | ehort bills is 2%@2 15-16 per cent and for three months’ biils d per ounce, 2 15-16@3 per cent. Bank Clearings. NEW YORK, Aug. 12.—The following ta- ble, compfled by Bradstreet, shows the bank clearings at the principal cities for the week ended August 11, with the percentage of in- crease and decrease as compared with the corresponding week last year: New York . icago Boston . | Philadelphia St. Louis . Pittsburg . = San Francisco . Baltimore Cincinnati Kansas City . New Orleans Cleveland Minneapolis Buffalo . Los Angeles §t. Joseph Denver . Richmond ‘Washington . | Savannah Alban: Portland, Ore. Fort Worth . Toledo, O... Salt Lake A‘Hy . Peoria Atlanta | Rochester | Hartford | Nashville | Des Moines " Spokane, Wash.. Tacoma Grand" Rapids . New Haven Dayton Norfolk Epringfield, Mass. ‘Worcester . Sioux City Syracuse . Evaneville . Birmingham . Wilmington, Del Knoxville Davenport . Little Rock Wilkesbarre Fall River Spripefield, 111 | Kalamazoo, Mic | Youngstown Helena ... Lexington Fargo. N. D! New Bedford Canton, O, Low | Chester, | Greeneburs, e Pa. | Binghamton Springfield, O. Bloomington, Ill. | Quincy, . | Sioux Falis, 5.’ Mansfield, O. Decatur, Til. . Jacksonville, 1 Fremont, Nebr. *Houston | *Galveston . Charleston, §. Cedar Rapids 226" 109 8t. John, N. B. Victorfa, B. C. . Totals, Canada ..$52,730,650 other items than clearings. Condition of the Treasury. WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.—To-day's state- ment of the Treasury balance in the general fund, exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold re- serve in the Division of Redsmption, Avaiable cash balance New York Cotton Market. Now JORK, Aug. 12— Cotton tatures opened tember, 9.87c; 9.72c; Novem Dedem] Ty 0.100r Maseh, 550 May, 9.85c. Cotton_spot, qul t; 10 points decline; mid- dling uplands, 10.550; middlinig gulf, 10.80c; i B e s tures steady; " 9.85¢: October, o i 9.86c; Nmm:,er 9. Fel Toe; May, ot | G New York Grain and Produce. ,&m YUR( Aul;mll—flm—m bitter, forelgn Louses sold wheat and out- side lower. The close e -ho-ea %an decline. closed a $1 04 > Decetmber. $1 08% Wo ¢ PETRO] LEUM—Steady. Rio, firm; No. T invoice, 80; i e Cordos, V@i P Eer s ey o o | S ¥ - 8.45¢; FioaT st ""1”%"‘8&{ e o & AB--RAN, § fatr retining. 8 sning. 311100 B At Bxtra creamery, 17%@180. EGGE—Qulet oummfi'?‘fi «M at I%%fiz. prime, Bflms dwlot. ‘fi.wgtll—c' Buyers of COTS—$ mi\nr.;mt(ér future shipment and advices from the ccast indicate firm primary markets, Choice are quoted at uxfi@mc; extra cholce, 10%@ 11@13c. 10 ATEE Ate very aulet. with spot prices gentrally nominal. | Extrn cholos are held at 8c and fancy at 9% @10c. New York Metal Market. ORK, Auc. 12—Tin was higher in o e day. closing at £122 s for spot and T7E152 17a 64 for futures. Locally the mar- ot showed little change, closing at $26 90 7 05. also was m;mr abroad, closing at r!ar epot and £56 16s 3d for futures. frmer tone was leevi‘aul‘m 1“);; I 12 electrolytie, . El:glfll $12 25@12 50. B 1omd Sanchanged at_£11 16s 34 tn Londtn ahd at $4 204 20 in (he Jocal market. | “Spelter was unchanged at $4 85@4 95 mn. | but was slightly lower in London at £22 bs. | @27 Cop £56 l w2t TGl ena 'ag e 7" Bt dlesboro. A ———p || Chicago Board of Trade. | - * Future Grain and Provisions. CHICAGO, Aug. 12.—News from the Nerth- west was less suggestive of utter ruin to the growing wheat crop than at any time for a Week past. The market almost from the 1| cHICAGO, Auve. 12 | & 72 *Not included in totals because containing | start appeared to be struggling under a heavy | lead of long wheat. Seutiment at the opening wavered between confldence and suspicion of the outlook, with a leaning toward the lat- ter. Initlal bids for September at $1 08%@ | $1 043 were unchanged to 3¢ higher. Then | the price began to suffer. re were fractional every reverse was followed by a partial re- covery. - The weight of the load of long wheat, however, was too much for the supporters of the market. Step by Step values settled back until September was down to $1 01%. | The final efforts of the bulls only operated to steady the tone and bring about a sharp im- provement in prices. September closed almost 3 | at the bottom, the latest sales being at $1 0114. In corn, September, the leading option, | started unchanged to c higher, advanced on | free covering, but closed a shade above the | bottom at 535 @53% - September cats opened firm, with s gain of e -at 34%c, declined to 33%@33%c and closed at 88%c. In provisions -the selling out of September | holdings under the influence of lower prices | for hogs had a weakening tendency. Pork was especlally affected, making a net loss of 35c. Lard closed with a loss of 5o and ribs wers Tic lower. The lr‘-alng futures ranged as follows: Atticles— ~ iOpen. igh. Low. Close. Wheat No. September, A 105% 105% 102% 102 Septamber, new. 1 04, 1 «:’: 1 mx,‘z 1 013. December . 10K 108% 100 100 May .. 10815 104% 101% 101% Corn No. s August .. . 5 & September 5% Bi% B8 83 Desssmter . 51% 51% O 50! Onts No. 2— o 3 38 & A4 37 368% 3B s be 1185 115 1180 October .. 1195 1160 1160 Lard, per Septambar ..... 68 665 675 October . 677% 690 6721 682y Short R e 100 The <o Septemby 50 7 Stover - 4714 T52% T40 T 45 Cash Grain and Provisions. —Cash quotations were Flour, steady; No. 2 spring wheat, $1 5@1 9Gc@$1 05: No. 2 red, $1 024@1 05%: No. 2 corn, Sic; No. 2 yeliow, Bbise; No. 2 oats, 32@33c 36c; No, 3 white, good feeding barley, 40c; fair to choice malting, 42@45c; No. 1 flaxseed, $1 18; No. 1 North- western, $1 25%; prime timothy-seed, $3; mess pork. per bbl, $11 SO@1L 62%; lard, per 100 5 short ribs sides (loose), short clear sides (boxed), $8G as follows: whisky, basis of high ines, §123 clover, contract grade, $11 50@11 T Articles— Receipts, " Shipments. Flour, barrels eesse 15,200 16,100 ‘Wheat, bushels . .. +117,000 ! Corn, bushels -234,900 Onts; bushels (392.500 Rye, bushels . 7,000 Barley, bushels 9,500 CHICAGO, Au change to-day t creamery, 13@173¢; dairy, 12@15c steady af 13@17c, Cheese was 8i5e. *- AR o R R | carTLE. sHEEP AND HOGS. | - —5 Chicago. 3 CHICAGO, Aug. 12—CATTLE — Receipts, 2000. Strong. Good to prime, $5@6; poor to medium, $i@4 90; stockers ;nd feeders, $2@ 2@4 55; canners, calves, §2 $1 2504 bulls, | HOGS—Recelpte, to-day, 10.000. Market 10@15c lower. Mixed and butchers, $5@5 35; good to choice heavy, $5 10 @b 80; rougl heau. $4 70@5; light, $5 109 5 30: bulk, $5 10@5 SHEEP- mcapu *So0o. Sheep and lambs 0od to cholce wethers, olce mixed, $2 75@3 50; | sheep, $2 73@4 15; native Western lambs, §3 75@6. Kansas City. KANSAS CITY, Aug. 12.—CATTLE—Re- ceipts, 2000, Strong. Native steers, $3 5 75; native cows and heifers, $1 75G4 stockers and feeders, $2 50G4 5 bulls, §2 25 3 S0, calves, 82 6004 50; Western " steers, 25; Western cows, $1 75@8 50. HOGE— Hecelpts, 8000, Opened steady. Bulk of sales, $4 90@5 05; heavy, $4 pack- 27,000; to-morrow, G 75: ¥ arss $4 90G5 05; plgs and lights, u 75@6 15. | SHEEP—Receipts, 2000. Slow. 50@4 25; Lambs, $4 @6; range wethers, $3 50@4 ewes, $3G3 65. Omabha. OMAHA, Aug. _12.—CATTLE—Receipts, 1000. Very strong. Native steers, $3 75@5 75. | cows and heifers, $§2 75@3 75; Western steers, ; Texas steers, $2 50@3 50; cows and heifers, $2@3 50; canners, $1 stockers. and feeders, $2 75@3 90; calves, $3@5; bulls | ana stags, $2@3 5. HOGS—Receipts. 4800. Market 5@10c lower. Heavy, $4 70@4 85; mixed, $4 7 80; lght, 4 5504 95; pligs, $4 T5@4 95; bulk, $4 5@ SHEEP—Rmhtl, 2500. St e yearlings, $3 50@4 25; wethers, $3@3 50. 825 35; common and etockers, lambs, $4 T5@5 75. Wrn —_—n Miscellaneous Markets. I Foreign Futures. St. Louis Wool Market. 12.—-WO0] ST. bOU!I. Aug. L—Steady to combing and clothing, fine, 12@ 1 he fioas:‘slfibc_ u ht “”.fouw eavy Northern Wheat Market. ormGox, Aug A2 WREAT Smip- T R G T ML TR Toes valley, B3 \SHINGTON. TACOMA, Aug. 12.—WHBAT—Bluestem, 8ic; cwb, . Northern Business. SEATTLE, Aug. ll—Cl-lh-. $083,979; ‘balances, $109,021. 'noou.%'n‘ u—m $302,186; bal- A-..l&—m-.. m;fimn‘-um:mmn | LocAL MARKETS, l Exchange and Bullion. is lower and weak. New r. conuu‘.:.: saies ll-n\ A—-c 28, 000 - m-tn- 000 55 Aflu‘-.- ':::'Yorkh mé'.'m EL X | Rauaced iteetr. " The % traders who belleved the grain cheap at the | haus declines that ensued and Mnl”‘uxl;’; invites conservatism.’’ { | higher as a rule, with a firm but quiet market, London, and American Bank and £150,- O o ine A Anglo-Californian Bank. LOCAL. Sterling Exchange, sixty days.... — $4 88 Sterling Exchange, sight Lo— 489 Sterling Exchange, cables — New York Exe sight...... — 07% New York Exchange. telegraphic. — 10 Silver, per ounce . — a8y Mexican Dollars 48 @ 46y INTERNATIONAL. New York on Mexico Berlin on London . Paris on London . W, heat and Other Grains. mwhnm'r—hm and Liverpool tutures were | Igher. Chicago rose to $1 041 and fell back t0l n Olv. Inquirfes sent out by a national bank | 042 banks in as many districts in Alaba- M Arkansas, Illinois, Indian Territory, lowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, f)kln-‘ boma, South Dakota, Tennessee and Texas and throughout the Middle West, brought answers | of crops retarded by cool nights and unfavor- | able weather, but that in spite of this all crops except Wheat showed an increase over last year The Chicago wires of R. Brent Mitchell said: ‘‘There was nothing new in the Northwestern advices except some reiteration of previous reports e. The area damaged does not mn to be spreading and talk concerning it is, the whole, more rational. While. foreign arkets "wers higher, they only partially fol- low-fl -yesterday’s advance. Weekly shipments from tina were large. The movement of winter wheat continues heavy, and while much demand is reported it seems to come largely from .lcvltor people, and the wheat is probably being h edged by sales for futurs de. livery. ~ Harvesting has begun in the North- west and will be in pretty full blast in an- other week. At these prices a movement from this quarter will probably be rapid. With no export demand stocks will be likely to in- | crease quite fast. The action of the market | rather indicates that the force of speculation are has temporarily ex- The mu.um fn our judgment market futures were lower and very quiet. In the cash grain quotations were 214¢c CASH WHEAT. Californta Club, $1 1 45; California ‘White Austral $1 wols'ns- Northern | 55@ G Club, $1 Ml 45 Northern Bluestem, §1 52% | @1 57% per ctl FUTURES. !enion ° to u 30 a m. Low. December ..uu% 8146% u«x nux 294 m.snn Doemn ber .. ST UK S ai% e $ia pred ARLEY—Receipts were large, sxcesd 18,000 ctls, and the cash grain Was about 23 | p:r.(‘::e Jower, whils \futures were alzo weak | ai CASH BARLEY. 81 3 Brewing pine. 1 12501 1] Thevener o LM, per ctl FUTURES. Sesston 9 to 11:30 a. m. Open. ~ High. _Low. December ...$1 09 $1 00 $1 00 - :pms-mm December .Ail nsn .l 08* ‘1 (fi'& $1 (‘N,» OATS—Show no change, being steadily held but qllle( ll lO. $1 v.é"'ia Ml 31'4 tm-ned m-cx $1 25@1 35 for feed and $1 40 Q@1 45 1 s CORN There 18 Do further change in this | market, which is ‘Western sacked, $1 07%01 50 for Yellow and | White and $1 45@1 41\4, for Mixed; California large Yellow. $1 50g1 §7%: small round do, $1 85@1 621: White, nominal; Egyptian, $1 30 130 for Brown. Close. $1 09 @1 385 for VVhlle and $1 25@ RYE—$1 130 per ctl. BLCKWHEATvNommnl at $1 75@2 per ctl. | Flour and Milistuffs. FLOUR—California Family Extras, $4 600 | 4 90, usual terms; Bakers’ 5004 3| | On':;l and Washington, )chblnrt-.‘&‘:a 85@4 23 MILLSTUFFS—Prices In g;cll‘!l are a follows: Graham Flour, $3 per 100 Ibs. Rye Flour, $3 50; Rye Meal, §3 25; Rice Flou $7; Corn Meal, 50; extra cream do, $4 25 Oat Groats, $3 80: Hominy. $4@4 25: Buck wheat Flour, $1 50@4 75; Cracked Wheat, # um ‘Whole Wheat Flour, 250! 60; in sacks, §8 7! 8 10; Pearl Bnrloy. 38 lit’ Peas, boxes, IB? Green Peas, $5 50 og Hay and Feedstuffs. The situation remains unchanged all along | the line. Feedstuffs continue firm, while Hay | is easy under liberal receipts. BRAN. 1@22 per ton. MIDD] per ton. EHORMIM pe'r ton. DSTUFFS—Rol m ton; Oflcake Meal n m. mll{ éfi 506 Jobbi: Cake, per ton; Broom Corn Feed, 90¢ pe: HAT=Wheat, Ml With $12612 50 for ex. tra fine; Wheat and Oat, Reu. Oat, $7 50@ 1: Bariey and Oat_3$7gD 5b: Voluntéer Wild S b e Rl over, aita, per ton. W-40g0c per i Beans and Seeds. The situation in Beans remains about as be- fore stated, Limas and Blackeyes being firm | 5 and in demand, while Pinks are weak. | B N 2 55 ters, $3; small White. :fim 05; large $2 : _Pink, $3 40@3 50; Lima, $3 80@3 70: Red Kidneys, eves. '$2 40 per ctl; $1 762, SERDS_Brown_ u-uma ‘none here: Yeilow | Mustard, $3 25 . $1 90@2 26; Canary, ax- @7c; Alfalfa, mcu jc: Rape. 1%@2%c: Tim: thy, 5%c: @3%c per ib; Millet, 2% @3%e: Broom Corn Seed, $20@21 per ton. PE. $2@2 25; new Green Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables. Fresh arrivals of river Potatoes were light, but there was plenty of carried-over stock on hand and the market continued weak, with trade very quiet and prices unchanged.” Sup- plies of Salinas Burbanks were light and con- eisted chiefly of low-grade stock. which was | very hard to sell. Sweet Potatoes arrived | rather freely from Merced and Stockton and | sold at 3@8%c per pound. Onions were quoted | steady to firm, with eupplies light and the demand fair, Miscellaneous vegetables arrived freely from various sections and the market was weak, with prices tending downward. Tomatoes were lower, as receipts were heavier and the de- mand less urgent. Green Corn was in excessive supply and weak, particularly for poor stock T ATORS. New Burbanks from the rt POTA ew Bur) rom the river, 75cf$1 10 per ctl in sacks and 90c@$1 25 ctl In boxes; Salinas Burbanks, Watsonville Burbanks, $1 25@1 Rose, nominal; Garnet Chiles, 85c@$ tatoes, nominal. ONIONS—$1 1001 36 per ctl. VEGETABLES —Green Corn, c per 1b; Tomatoes in llnlll boxes, nominal; large open boxes, for river and 75@85c for bay; Summer Squash, 85@50c per box; Cabbage 75¢ per ctl; Carrots, $1 per sack: Cucumbers. 3 Pickle Cucumbers, nal; “Garlic, 4@4%c | r Ib; Egg Plant, 35@50c per box; Dmal g’m nominal; Green Okra, box Marrontai | 20 Green_Peppers, 25@50c per Squaeh, $15@20 per ton, Poultry and Game. Domestic chickens continued to arrive freely and, with trade very quiet and carried-over stock plentiful, the market ruled very weak and the clest rs and no young ample eupply and lower. Game was In mod- erate receipt, but trade was quiet and prices | Coloma and met with prompt sale at a sub- | curea; | prime Mess Pork ‘were lower all a POULTRY—Live Turkeys, 16@18c per Ib: Geone, per pale ‘ST 5091 T5: Goslings, 81 Tog3: Ducks. $4 5 per dozen for old and $4 50@ Bwfurymms: ens, $4@5 50; you Roos- ters, gm ; old MA $4@4 ;m Pt domen %vr;‘dold -nd“' 1 mlh. aodm uabe. AME— lozen; $135 per_dosen: Cottontall. Bavbite +50p Butter, Cheese and Eggs. c.onm- ‘varied yesterday, "Deciduous and Citrus Fruits. The fruit market was liberally supplied with nearly all descriptions of small tree varieties and, although there was a fair movement in lhlpplng channels, the general tone of the mar- ket was one of easiness, as local trade was quiet. as usual on Friday, The canners wers still ‘purchasing freely of Bartlett Pears in bulk, but prices of No, 1 -stock had a wider | range. Fine large fruit continued steady at . 30 per ton, while small-sized offerings were selling at $20§22 50. Fancy wrapped etock was plentiful and inclined fo easiness, | and the top quotation was obtained only for | selected lots suitable for shipment. Feaches arrived freely from several sections and the receipts included much poor and small stock | Rosl in small boxes. The market was glutted with Plums and Prunes and bulk stock was prac- tically unsalable, as the canners wers not in the market, being oo busy with Pears. Small | lots of mountain Peaches were received from stantial premium, Nectarines and Figs were | in_light but ample supply and prices ranged | lower. 'Faugg Gravenstein Apples were firmiy | held at MERP fgures i showed more steadiness. Melons were in ex- | cessive supply and weaker while Grapes were steady. Mallnda Strawberries were easter under Increased receipts and Raspberries sold | at a wider range, the top quotations being | obtained only for choice Santa Clara Berrles. | There was no change in prices of Citrus or pical fruits. t Tro; smm\smm:s—uszr&: chest_for Lons- | ‘worths. $4@6 for Alviso and $2 50@4 50 for the larger varieties. BLACKBERRIES—$1 50@3 RASPBERRIES—$! and other varieties 50@75c for common; Crab Abples, 60c for small boxes and $1 25 for large. PEARS Bartletts $1G1 15 per box fof wrapped stock: in bulk Jor o for No, 1 and 25@40c per box for No. PEACHES—Small _boxes, umen, 80@70c; small open boxes, i5¢; lug boxes, | 85c@$1 25. | FLUMS AND PRUNES—40gfSc crate and Der small Box: Plums in bulk, 87 50G1. wr ton. | NECTARINES—75:@$1 25 per crate for red and — for white. FIGS—00c@$1 25 per box for black and 60@ | 7S¢ for white. MELONS—Cantaloupes, 75c@$1 25 per crate; Nutmeg Melons, 20@40c per box; Watermelons, $5@18 per hundred, GRAPES—Seedless, 60@75c per small box or crate; Tokay 90c@$1 per crats 50@€0c per crate and $1@1 25 for open boxes; other varfeties. 50@85c per small box or crate lng $1@1 firtanr open boxes. Tox. for. Fakastta Tomtme® & Shgs 15 e fancy. $1 2361 75 for choice and T5cg¥1 25 for standard; ‘Mexican Limes 80 per Bananas, $1 8003 per bunch for Central Amer can and 76c@$l 50 for Hawallan; Pineapples, $1 25@2 per dozen. Dried Fruits Nuts,Raisins,Hon ey. — Apricots, T%@9%ec: !,e;revr’lh Pears, m%c Figs, - crown, 4-crown, Peachen, 8% 5%@7 2-crown bricks, 52%e¢: 85c: 6-crown. 75¢: bulk white, 3%@3i4c; black, lc Old my—:v-pomed Apples, 8% @T%4c per lPRL"&—l“ crop, 1%@2%e for the four sizes. RAISINS—Association f. o. b. prices Fresno (subject, to change without motice) are as fol- lows: B0-1b boxes—Loose Muscateis, 3-crown, Malags, looge, 3-crown. | seedless Sultanas, 3c; | seedless Muscatels, 2%0 Seeded Ralsins, 16-o0z cartons fancy. 43jc; choice 4c; 12-oz cartone, | fancy, 3%c: choice, 3%c per Ib. 1 softshell, -1 'UTS—Walnuts, No. 315@14c; 2 11%@12c; No. 1 hardshell 13@13%e; 1g11e: Almonds., 13%@13%ec for new | Nonplfl'll 12%,@12%c for I X L, 12@12%¢ for Plus Ultra; Peanuts, 8@7c for Eastern; Pe- cans 11%13c: Cocoanuts $4 50@8. HONEY—Comb, ll‘nfi\k for white .nd Iw 1lc for amber: water white extract 61;,:: light amber extracted, 5@6c; dlrk. 30 4hc BEESWAX—27@29c per Ib. Provisions. All dealers report trade more or less gquiet and some say the market is dead. The West- | ern markets continue to drag_brokers' advices from Chicago yesterday saying: ‘The strength in Lard is probably om a little better export | demand. but it has been selling at a very great discount as compared with Ribs, and the show of strength is quite natural. The | market on the whole showed little, if any, support, Tone s heavy under scattered liquid- ation and a poor class of buying." CURED MEATS—Bacon. 10%c 1) heavy, i for Neht medium. 80 for Hehe lic for extra light and i7c for sugar- D‘urn lfl‘l! cured Hams, l4c: ll- Mess Beef, $10@10 50 Sxira Meas. $11@11 50; Famiy, $12g12 50, $14 50; extra clear, $24: | Mess_$18; Dry Salted Pork, 9%c; Pig Pork, | $26; Plgs’ Feet, $5; Smoked Beet, 14c per Ib. LARD--Tierces quoted at 64c per ib tor | - fornia Hams. bbl; ccmpound and 9%c pure; ‘half-barrels, | pure, 9%c; 10-1b ting, 10%c: 5-1b tins, 103e; 3-1b tins_'10%ec. COTTOLENE—One half barrel. 8%c; three half barrels, 8}c; one tierce, S}4c; two tierces, 8c; five tlerces, T%c per lb. Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops. The Hide market continues firm, with a further advance in dry and saited stolk. HIDES AND SKINS—Culls and brands sell | about %Glc under quotations. Heavy salted steers, 10c; medium, 9c; light, 9e; Cow | Hides, 8c for heavy and 8ic for = light; | 6c: Salted Kip. 9%c; Salted Veal, 10e: | Salted Caif. 1ic; dry Hides, 16@16%4¢; dry Kip. | 13c: dry Calf 1Sc: Sheepskins, sheariings. 25 | 40c each; short Wool, 4 each: medium, 70@00c; long Wool, $1@1 50; Horse Hides, salt, $2 75 for large and $2@2 50 for medium, $1 25 | | @1 75 for small and 50¢ for Coits; Horse Hides, | dry, $1 76 for large and $1 50 for medium, $1@ | 1 25 for small and 50c for Colts. Buck Skins— | Dry Mexican. 30c; dry ealted Mexican. 25c; dry | Central American, 30c. Goat Skins—Prime An- ‘20::"' and grease, 2%@3c. WOOL—Spring Clip—Humboldt and Mendo- cinp, 17010c; San Joaquin and Southem, 12 months’_10@12c; do 7_months’, 9@llc [T Middle Counties. 13@17c for tree and B s Noien: 1010 fer fras st | 14@16c for defective; Nevada, 13@l6c, accord. ing to econdition. | HOPS—Nominally 250 per 1b for choice 1904 foe | Meat Market. The market continues well supplied with all descriptions and quotations are generally weak, DRESSED MEATS. | ‘Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers | are as follows: | BEEF—5@6%c for Steers and 4@5c per ™| for Cows. | VEAL—Large. 5@7c; small 7@Sc per uc-n-cm_wnnm 768c; Ewes, uumg: uun—mt§e per Ib. » PORK—Dressed Hogs, 614@S%c per b, LIVESTOCK MARKET. The following quotations are for good, sound | Livestock delivered in San Francisco, less u, yer cent shrinkage for Cattle: 'ATTLE — Steers, e 00" Hel!m, 5%@6%c: thin Cows. 4@5c per CALVE:! per 1b (gross 'leht) ss:z?—wunfi- nfi.a%e. | Foreqtr Lamb.. —m | Almonds 5 _____? M | Family Retail Market. | Butter and the best ranch are higher this week, but thero i ho scas iy ot Hor as there are plenty of Eastern oods bete and the icehouses are filled with iforntan products, Changes in other lines aré slight Fish, Meats and Poultry are in good supply and Fruits and Vegetables are still abundant. Quinces are added to the list of Fruits. COAL, PER TON— I e W 11 10 = dw eliington $—@10 06 Richmond t—e Nut Greta $—@ 9 00/Coos Bay . DAIRY PRODUCE. ETC.— Do packed, Cheese, Cal Cheese. Eastern.20@25 Cheese. Swiss ..2: b. Do extracted .. 3g10 5935/ POULTRY AND GAME— oo;uu.- p 0y ol R Roosters, ea 7\! | S u.b- per pair. Fryers, each s«-fimn\lvd Doves, doz.75c " Broilers, each...25@40 Rabbits, each Turkeys, per Ib. 257 Hare, each «..... MEATS, PER POUND— Roast Beef, Mutton Chops cholce ciits ..15G20! Pork Chope Do plain ....10G12%) Veal Cutlets Roast Veal 2413 Corned Beet Roast Pork Hindatr Lamb. ‘l' Foreqtr Mutton. 101 SOIIP Meat Leg Mutton . 10/ Soup Bones Tndrloin Steak. 12% @15/ Hams . Portrhse Steak..18G20 Bacon .. ficloin Steak..i3yals/ porkcSausags oun: i 10@12%% C) 2 Lamb Chops ... 15035 Lark FRUITS AND \LTS—— Alliste, Pears.ca 20625 Limes. doz : Mfi"hmon.l. doz 8| Natmeg Melons sa265 Apples | Apricots Ib . S| Nectarines, Ib | Blackberries, p« |Oranges. choice, dz25 drawer ... 25| Do common . | o Apples, '1b. 3G 5| Peaches, | L4986 Cranberries. qt. 28! Plums, 1b . s Cantaloupes, ea.10a25 Lears, 1b . ‘3@ Pecans -—@20| Pineapples, each. Brazil Nuts ....20g—|Quinces ... —a5s nanas, doz ...25@35 Raisins, Ib 10913 Cocoanuts, each.—@10| Raspberries, Der Figs. dried, Ib.. 6@10{ drawer ........ 40960 Do, fresn. Ib.1 12| Strawberries. Grape Fruit. por drawer ... 30ge0 Grapes, 1b sl whinuts. per ib: Huckleberries. 1b.—@13] Watermelons, ea.15@35 VEGETABLES— Asparagus, 1b. mcws Lettuce, per doz. Artichokes, Leel 15930 dz bunch 13@2v Mushrooms. 1b aocfll Beans, white,ib. | { Onions, per Ib... Colored. per Ib. | Okra. dried, 1b Dried Lima, Ib. 6 Do green, Ib. Green Lima . Cabbage, each Celery, head »? Green Peppers.ib 5@10 Summer Squash. Dried” Peppers .. 1 Egg Plant, 1b Green Peas, Ib. Green Corn, 3@ SSweet Potatoes, 1b—@ 5 {Thyme, dz bnchs. 15610 Choice. dos ...30840' Turnips per dos. . common ..15@25/ Tomatoes, 1 .. FISH— Barracouta 5| Rockeod . D 10@123% Sea Base Catfish —@123% Smelts . Codfish @124/ Soles . Flounders -10G—|Skates, each Halibut 3 Herring Mackerel .. Dominos, 8.90c per Ib. No orders taken for less than seventy-five barrels or its equivalent, Receipts of Produce. FOR FRIDAY. AUGUST 12 | Flour, qr > Wheat, ctls Barley, ctls 98T| Chicory, bbls 35 233 OREGON. . 280 5,539/ Meal, sks ...... 2,009 STOCK MARKET. | VSRR | Trading Still Light on ‘All the Local Exchanges. Thers was nothing of Interest on any of the exchanges yesterday, business being still light. There were good sales of bonds on the morning session of the Stock and Bond Bxchange. The mining and ofl shares continued inactive. Ex-dividend yesterday—A.aska Packers’ As- soclation, regular monthly, §1 per share, amcunting to $48,000; Northern Pacific Railway Comoany, a regular quarterly divi- dend of 1% per cent and an extra dividend of idated Mining Company Valley has levied an assessment of Ti4c per share, delinguent September 15. At the regular annual meeting of the stock- holders of Wells, Farko & Co., the retiring board of directors was re-elected. The directors have orzanized by re-electing the former of- ficers. The St. John's Consolidated Quicksilver Min- ing Company of Solano County has levied an assessment of 10c per share, delinquent Sep- tember 15. The La Palma Mining Company of the Stats of Durango, Mexico, has levied an assessment of 6c per share, delinquent September 12. STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. FRIDAY, Aug. 122 p. m. Ask. 106815107 | 4s new.131%132 - 1M2w’r ’3. Zf-’&m,.m 105% MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. Bay ('PC 51 lfl“‘lfllfi Do eon "o, — | Cal C G 3s.101%3104 |Oceanic § 5s. — 5 383%e PLAMBE 2 5005 13 per head. Do nocs—x.m Hou Plio to" 200 1, 4%0; | Hon 200 tg 250 ibs, 4l4c: 130 Ibs and under. 4isc: | L A grer 250 Ibe. bic foft Hogs, mominal: Sows: | L 4 per cent off; Boars, 50 cent off, and| L A Stags, 40 per cent off from al ‘quotations. & . LAP General Merchandise. Mkt BAGS_Grain Bags, $5 1585 25; San Quen- 75; Wool Bags. Fleece 'r'sni‘c-“mtmn-n 6%@7%¢c for white -n“":'- COAL~ wellington, ton; New Welling- ton $8; Seal 53' Eut, Hill, $5 50; Suntonl ; Bay. $5 50; Greta, §7: w.liunn 37 50; Cumberland. $13 in bulk and $14 25 in Py 3 An te. . $14: L ‘u;mv.v n s ; Cannel on:’ Coke, $11 5091 %on in bulk and $15 in in descriptions, $11 45 per 2000 1bs and $12 80 per long ton according to brand. OILS—Quotati ons are for barrels: for cases add B5ec; led 57c ‘Il)flfotb.lhim i v .E i B mrhfl'nl!—lu per gallon 8¢ _in drums and iron barrels, 'l!e per 1b; White Lead, 'IK.I‘ in cases ana | AT, “"‘.lflm according Hutch 8