The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 3, 1904, Page 15

{ . THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. 1904. 15 A s BT Eal Bgh ST A | Family Retail Market. | x ; | B s Rt 5 aom swmgnua m. . TIRSTL Eggs and the best Butter have advanced again and fresh ranch Eggs may be still higher Kalamazoo, Mich. 647,062 stown. . 458,579 before the end of the week. Cheese and Honey soLde7 *tand exactly the same as quoted last week. - Fich and Poultry have not changed Enar AW—35g3T e 2 since. T Week and of Fruits and Butter, Cheese and Eggs. e Vesetabics show but sltont variation: i CHICAGO, Sept. 2.—On the Produce Ex- Beans and Seeds. COAL, PER TON- i cn'":flw.d.iv t::c "“éi'& 1‘2':“‘1}:‘ "ez.:nl Limas are getting somewhat unsettied. | :;:l'lflu: o o wullmn $—@10 00 k reameries. : es. . - SUM 4 | LICOIRy Steel Springs| 22%) 203/ 21 oty feady, SGOc. | While they are as firmly held as ever the | Rosiyn f Wellington SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. 0o Do, o] Tox Reeity. TONTORG. SCUNe ey 2 | mew crop is not fat off and same doude Is ex- | Richmona ' ;— ow ¢ s @500 M%Re-dlu -f 641 3% s pressed as to whether they will hold up when -;’“l;y . g _ Pt o o ‘& = 5{’3’;‘}““{’“'3'1‘{7 CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS. | :fiw::p:;;:'o:ofl:‘eh lr;:;;ke!. The other descrip- | o :h :zO'I:LCE“E;C',—M P X 2 5 : 7505, seal g’ 3 {"all-tseert stocks show so do Ci ited. 2 Stonzaea. "onlo- Chicago. White: $2 50G2 50; Pink. $3 50@3 60; Red. $&; | Cheese. 1 n 2 i 7 Shot some advance. nlf(m excited. Padatir, I CHICAGO, Sept. 2. — CATTLE — Receipts, ima, $3 80@3 00; Red Kidneys, $4 25: Black- | Cheese. Eastern. mu y. comb, Ib. A D oy g P lla, Thi 2000 Dot Stensst Gond 5o prirae steere, $5 40 | Cyens 45 TOGD 00 o oi1: Homee Deans. §2 35 | Cheese, Swiss ..25@35| Do extracted .. S@10 cR selling wwell, with Sugars firm. Fremont, Nebr. @5 10: poor to medium, $3 50@D; stockers and | . SEEDS—Brown Mustard, pominal: Yellow | POULTRY AND GAME- 3 A % > *Houston feeders, $263 75, cows, 81 heifers, $1 75 | Mustard, $3 25: Flax. $1 90§2 25 Cnmry. 8% | Hens, ,. e, 6590 ch Sh de ¢ Exchange. Sikv b o *Galv. @i 50, “canners, 1 c: Alfalfa, 15@18%c: Rape, 1%@2%c: Timo- . Ducks, oa Zxchange. Jduver as defore. 'Galveston . Do Geese, each. 2 S CRarieaton 'i-ssv Z}H;é ’wfig k thy. 5%c: Hemp, 3%@31sc per liw |m. 2% loun. na-:m | Goslings E ocal wheat future. R Pde it ¥ - Rapids .... X ern stee R L o 1t futures lower, with active stop-loss selling. w-; m-v :x e .,.‘;“;‘3.1;,’}:“ o HigD PEAS il 4207 5; new Freen | ot i wwegst Pisscos, ,::" : uture and cash Barley easy, and the former rather lower. Outside N, Y. TI5.007418 §5 2005 50; roush, ms\av. L o ol b . Broiiers: each.. 20040 Ranotia. caih o B o > CANADA. ulk of sales, $5 30@5 I I . | Turkeys, per Ib.25@27 Hare, each ..... : g more frecly. Corn and Rye quicl. Montreal $i8720 07 o TR e otatoes, Onions and Vegetables. | M Fen Totan ’ > . Toronto . 901,625 V. 5@4: Roast Beef, |Mutton Chops still 1 excessive supply. Bran more plentiful. Winnipeg . 4728773 e s e ey e aes. 3304 15, | p Shipments of Potatoes from this market | *‘Chgice cats ..15@20| Pork Chope - 4 Ppia . ; D 1,563,172 3 % 3 Ci hfi:; a‘celled!u outside points are being sup- Do plain . | Veal Cutlets . jur charge in the Bean situation. ..|Third Avenue ey 1heth : ansas City. Bere nave botn cobiiambiy oincel doring the | Loese yeul .-1% o 3 R O S A I ] i . A m‘",', ot B% | Cancouver, B.C. Laz.016 AN A T e AT Litea | Dast few days and the dally receipts, which | aevale Tass 1_1.'31# 1 Mion Beew J quaeter, with buyers out of the fieid at present. ‘M]T“‘:‘ peRs £ | Hamitton 972451 .Rl:gulpt;‘ %hmh:te(g')?" ?“;tmm (81138 | are light, are weil cared for by the resular | Hinayte Lamb... @3] Veal Srow Jops very fir Yador &5l ste [iigs Do pfd 56 |158 = | London, Ont * 784,200 B4 75; stockers and feedors, $1 5004 70; Sullh, | ons trade, Dut low seices stiil rale; . Otod® | Foveqtr Miiten 10/Soup Meat . ] very firm. Hides still stcady. 200/ Union B & @ |8 doin N, I e $2@3 55; calves, $2 50@5 50; Western steers, | and ,..,,,u,," B T Sa— Eog Nuinm —@10iSoup Bones - 700{Union Pacific b ctoria, d $304 50: Western cows; §1 5008 50. Browns Drought a siight advance vesterday. | Portrhen Stoak (00s0| beron | : Sheep and Hogs continue in ample supply. ! OGS Receipts, 5000 head; 10c higher. Bulk | > qr 7 P PIY & 5. 85 25@5 40; heavy, $5 20@5 30; pack- | gnq ‘xr‘:eln:-::-: ev‘v:':b:;a:fi; '3,'.2".?“%"’2 WP R:gfl;‘!':! undhlght 5 45. | vious prices. Freshly arrived lots of Green $4 5065 85; range wethers, Totals, Can.. $46,138,355 . *Not included in totals because containing other items than clearings. 2 1 Sirloin Steak..12%@15! Pork Sausage..12%@15 Round Steak..10§12% ! Chipped Beef ...20@— eady. Lambe, | Corn met with ready sale at firm rates, while | oy, ChOPS .- 15@20/Lard ... gt o ¥ D004 ewes, | oo, ey Sractically casalaple, | FRUITS AND' NUTS— sizuation about as before stated. Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables show little change. Cash in the Treasury. | $2 50a3 s0. | although offered below the minimum quotation; | Alligtr Pears,ea.20925| Lemons. doz ....15@30 wll I i honeed X Omaha. i POTATOES—Burbanks from the river, 80@ | - lmonds . e e Game steady and unchanged. I s e . 80c perctl: Salinas Burbanke $1G1 25 pér cti: | Apples 4@ 8| Nectarines, 5§10 ¥ Sept, 2. — CATTLE — Re-, nomin; Garnot Chiles, 15@8Sc; | Dlackberrics. per, = |Oranges cm,nc.u_\a-m : OMAHA. Nebr. FRACNY PRI /! ¢ cf the Treasury balances in the general fund, i i drawer 20830 Do commen fresh Fruit quicter, but prices steady. exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold reserve, in 5 o5 90: "::3! e e T Poteioes, g st R ! Crab Apples, ib.—@ 5 Peaches, Ib Chivie svsh Eso. iet. b the division of redemption, shows: ilable " Western ateers, $3@% 15; Texas steers, feen Corn, 75@$1 50 per | Cranberries. qt...—@25| Plums, Ib , Cheese weak a £8s que | cash balance, §148,022,700; gold, $49,081,931. | & °75ne 5 range cows and helters $203 25: | sack or crate; String and Wax Beans, 1026 per | Centtloupes, ¢a.16@20| Pears 1b s s . R T T gagners, 81 80GZ; stockers and feeders 50% | 1b; Lima Bear 215¢ per Ib; Tomatoes 1! i = - R 5 e 1 82,600| Do ptd New York Cotton Market. 3°85: calves, $: 0@+ 76; bulle and ~Stags | 33e per box for river and 20@50¢ for bay: su:s Brazil Nuts ....206—|Pomegranates. 1b.—@10 Vall-Street Tibs. | ous selling pressure. Prices of securities have 400{Va-Car | : 81 mis 25. M; mer Squash, 20@35c per box: Cabbage, v g-mnu TR Wl cet iips. risen and the renhzmg induced thereby has 500 Do pfd BV YORK. Rt d tom i Gkl (OGS — Recsipts. 5000 head: market 1 ctl; Carrots, T0¢ per sack; Cucumbers, I-‘Ioc“n;lls'd each.—@ - ml.g:. . - not been on & scale sufficiently large to check | 3,800\ Wabash . NEW Y . Sep! io;”cooc- gl res lwm H hlrher Heavy, c.'. mosao mixed, um 530, ' per box; Pickle Cucumbers, nominal; Garlie, 4 | FI&S. dried, Ib.. 6@10j Raspberries, per . » . tial year uncertainties have been less pro- e ; Rt o | sales. Peppérs. nominal; Green Okra, 25@dde per | 3 nounced than in the past and there is no in- Wells Pnr‘gn':nx-‘-m B »mseh‘ hlhxs' :lfl'e'{ 40";:3' :1- ‘AJ‘C';‘ Midding | sm:r:p~m:e1pu 9000 hen: ’";g’:w@% ! box; Green Pep) 25@40c per box; Mar- gfiil’:;n}: m.o‘fin:iu'i'ffiu‘?;"" m,m < dication st present to justify a belief that estern Un !“ Bt pot clos w‘: SPrifhs e ase Sales | &R )emungg.»‘S $3 60@4; wethers, pu rowfat Squash, wzooper ton. i s 10815 W 1 . 20340 they will become more serious with the prog- | , 100/ Westinghouse 1 i : upllnds. 11 ml & Bu c. Sales, | swae” $3@3 50; common and stockers, $2 25@ et mes. doz ....10G15| Watermelons, ea. ress of the campaign. Far greater interest | Do 1st_pfd .- 200 bales. Sc: 3 75; lambs, $4@5 40. Poultrv and G e. VEGETABLES— | an advancing | ¥ taken by the leading banking interests in W &LE . Futures closed steady. September, 10.15c; o * L vV a ame. Asparagus, 1b.—@12%/ Leeks, dz bunch.15@2 shows an :n» n;n:s in the Far East than in the polit- | il gu ls‘; 1;7!{/{1 . ?;lxn'b"' .'10'»“2‘16” \"‘\;m?h P{:b'lr!“c“fec:g\h" Artichokes, d0z.30@60, Mushrooms, 1b. .50c@$1 i sull taking the | ical situation st home, for, while the victory | | Do 2 85¢; * Jam 3ic; A . . i ; ta. doen ... 108—{Onions, per Ib, 3 ke “and that the (Of either party would hot check mational pros. | 1,800 Wisconsin Cen ..| 1834 issd 19%) 19% | March, 10.42¢; April, 1045c; May, 16.50c. Miscellaneous Markets. | | 1 JJith car of Western Poultry for the | Goli ‘white. ib. s . B s shown by | perity. it ls conceivable that a disastrous re. | 1,100 Do pfd | 42| 41i5] 4234] d2% 5 . 3 | an the tfack. It wap sold by the Dound Snd Dgnlmed. Per B, % s - ey advane .,.K verse by either of the powers now engaged | - ) 7 3 B ed Lima, 5@ Ol Potatoes. per @2 4 in the War would he followed by serious dis- | 509,100—Total shares sold. New York Grain and Produce. | * ol | as Cleaned” up by few Teading” recatiers. | QRIS Lm2: - 93 §ipotatece per ieg ,, turbances in the British and Continental money | NEW YORK BONDS. S Foreign Futures. | terday, but as receipts were Hght prices were | Cabbage, each 10 Radishes. dz beh. 15@2% - “Bullish | markets | U S ret 25 reg..108%/L & N unified 4s.100! NEW_ YORK, Sept. 2._FLOUR—Receljts, e A aintained. - There were no “hanges in | Celery. head ... 5@10 Rhubarb, 1b Wall street is | Money at this center is abundant and cheap | | pp woupon. ... .103%s| Man con gold 4s. 1083 | 16,600, barrels; " exporta, 10200 baresls; ihe LIVERBOOLL i 5 Cress, dz bunch.15@—|Sage, dz bnches. It has barely started time loans made during the week ex- [ Do | Mex Central ds | market was stéady, with light demand. ~ Minne- o =B LTRY—Live Turkeys, 15@18 per Ib | Cucumbers. doz.10g15(String Beans. Ib. 3@ 5 3 nE over the end of the year have been | Do coupon. oDlst inc mu,!wu baker, $1 3004 Mgty B T6 . Lo ds end 3EGHG: e el O Garlte . 6@ 8/ Summer Squash, and ther a low rates. The complaint of lenders has Do new 4s reg.131%! Minn & St L ds er,vrercupu mnu-m: Bpl)( easy; | Opening EE T TO% [aer Datr $1 75G2: Goslings, *s2g2 25; | Green Peppers, b 5@10/ per Ib ...... fidence in the abil small demand for funds. | Do coupon.....131% M, K & Texas is xoo No. 2'red, $1 10% f.'0. b. afloat; North- | Closing . L ot 3 o e orSna and g4 6 | Dried Peppers ..10820| Spinach, s to maintain the | ement just issued by the Department | Do old 48 reg.100 | Do 2ds .. N Dot 84 B5g .o b anosr, | Options ¥ PARIS. o e g DRk H0L K0 ver Semm e AR 99 O} Shes Mieut:. s 800 & Sovwnt has become more rce and Labor is especlally inter- 107 |NR of opened higher on heavy rains in the spring| Wheat— Bept. T | 2o 5 Wgy Yor large: youns Roosters. $5 50 | Green Peas, 1b.. 5@ 6/ Sweet Pota 3 itles and interna- this time. It shows that exports JN Y C Wheat States and firm cables, but ruled weak | . 2280 2UJEL i 86 NG T larges el Moot . O sy v 4 rders from several n tured goods during the last three | IN all day under liquidation and aggressive bear | .22 2415 b4 -“: $5°50G3: Pigeons, $1 25 dozen for | Cholce. doz ...25@35 Turnips, £00d feature and | months have exceeded exvorts of agricultural | pressure, closing %@1%c_net —lower. May, 2 1o ana’ $1 50@1 5 for sqm T Do, common ..15@20 Tomat: rable crop weather | Products. 1 | 3 NRa1 13%, eclosed §1 13%: September, 3175 ol O ANE Wid Doves pet dodén:: Hare, | Lettuce, per doz.15@30/ harvesting goes merrily An imvortant feature of the week was the | $1 123c@1 14, closed §1 12\,. December, | Closing .:. 318 S8 Yer demen; cmienuu ‘Rabbits, §3 per | FISH— | extraordinary activity a+ higher -prices of | S IR L clona $111%. s 3 yew 8 i P | Darraceatn TTON Government report of condi- | Government ‘and cther bonds. Saies of United | St. Louis Wool Markd t o ko . ompared with 91.6 for July | States teel fe, Rock Island 4s and 5e and PRTROLEL M- Steady. H =B o Cathsh € This pbalmn he OB § UNen Eacile oesweritine s P oo ¥ fg 4s. 85 . ' ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2.—WOOL—Steady: me" Butter, Cheese and Eggs. Codfish - - - | 1arge. and the dem: or Japan s brought | s, i o - “rrom. that a slight advance gt | & &3 m :: o o W Piete. 971 | CONFEBE — The market for coffee futures | giom grades, com'{fln: and_clothing, 20g26¢; | bt off haa taken NEW YORK STOCK LIST. | C'& NW con 7s.128%| Seaboard A L 4s. 82 |elosed steady at a detline of 15@20 points. | jjght fine, 16@20c; heavy fine, 12@18¢c; tub- | Butter remained precisely as before, With prorring . South for to-day E F. H Pac {So Pacific 48 93% | Total sales were 25,000 bags, including: Sep- | wagshed, 22@25c. plenty on hand to meet all current require- | yocuor, ; fair, with tempera- | (B F. Hutton & Co. 460 California strest, 861! So Railway 5. . fomber at ¢.35c; December, 0.8006.00c; Jaqu- | ments, Cheese was in its usual rut, supplles | “50" oreg to J t e S » ' . et ot 01 e a: 7, 1 i - | e 100 3% ATeEnt | Kook " Extiange, Turniah'the tonowine otheil | GGk SIAEn W01 Tex & Pac latai110y ST S e i | MNothmen Whaat Monket,.. ) S g 251 s mutioom S S | g e quotations t Cons Tobaces &b Unfon Pacific 48.105 dy i L l ‘While the general Egg market continues de- | 15@25| Do hardshell 1 ales. | Btocks— ok | Colo & So 4s.... 84 |- Do conv 3s..... AR—Raw, firm; refined, firm. | OREGON. pressed. extra fine selected ranch are bringing 108—|Crawfish, per 1b12% — | G F &I con 5. 73 |U S Steel 24 5s BUTTER - Steady. Renovated, common to B 3bc, but in a limited way. The public con- | @i Crab Adame Express Den & Rio G 45101 | Wabash 1sts extra, 10@16c. | JPORTLAND, Sept. ‘*“HE,QT—S'I‘I‘”'“B‘;‘ tinue to run on Eastern and cold storage, to | 06| s 16,100 Amalg Copper Erie prior lien 4s. 98%! Do deb B CHEESE—Steady, unchanged. Walla Walla, T9c; bluestem, 82c; valley, 83¢. | (no neglect of the higher-priced fresh ranch, Am Can Co Do gen 4s ..... 86%| W & L Erie 4s. EGGS—Firm, unchanged. WASHINGTON. and those dealers who are carrying larger F W &D C 1sts. 105%) Wis Central dn.. DRIED FRUITS. | TACOMA, Sept. 2. _WHEAT—Unchanged; | stocks of the latter than they wish are letting . Pompine Hock Val 414s.. | SVAPORATED APPLES—The market shows | bluestem, 83c; club, 78c. g0 at 34e and even Silsc. The market is gen- | NEW FORK MINING STOCKS. no materlal change, either in prices o general e e crally reported top-heavy and siow and not | - - i ted 4 i v o | al active rm as was anticipal in | = Agams Con ... 20iLittle Chiet e o, o taer. TR | Northern Business. | Consequience of the conclave: poor. and_buyers are waiting for the betier i 15 ophir PRUNFES—Continue quiet, with an ofl..h,n.u’ e e . Receipts were 36400 Ibs Butter, 969 cases | STaC es, Which will 2t sppéar for & week or S| P A lot sale reported, Quotations range from | SEATTLE, Sept. 2.—Clearings, §7 | Eggs an s Cheese, yi z | Eom “Tuopei 10, Potort - | 35" 50 6148, according o grade | balances. £135.214. I “BUTTER—Creamery at first hand HIDES AND SKINS—Culls and brands sell | Con cal & va..l 1'¢5 Savage APRICOTS—Kemain firm on moderate offer- | TACOMA, Sept. 2—Clearings, $338,005; | 2Wie, for extras and 24G25e for frs: | about 3%@le under quotations. Heavy saited Horn Silver 1 55! Sferra ings with demand fairly gvod. Choice are | | batances: §16.102 1922140; store Butter, 15G18c; Eastern cream. | Steers, 10c: medium, ¢: : Cow Iron_ Silve -1 50/ Small Hopes . quoted at la@l0c; extra choice, 10%@10%c; | ~PORTLAND. Paeot. Z—Creurings, $500,400; | 1. J5%@20c; Eastern ladle-packed. 14G15%¢ | Hides. e for heavy snd i’ for’ neht: . Leadville Con ... 02| Standard -........ | 11418¢ | baances, ver | e, ies AR Vo s Also are in light supply and Am Linseced ,390. KANE, - Sept. 2.—Clearings, §362,874; | LHEESE—DGIOC for choice .mild new l-ima Saited Calf 1lc; dry Hides, )2 re decreasing. Spot quotations ' balances, $65,448. S@8%c for lower grades: Young Americi 13c: dry Calf. 18c: Sheepski Yo pfe Ty coast offerings 2 { . 119 3 F i { Boston Stocks and Bonds. \r:nm’nlnuel:ch:nxed with extra choice at 8¢ and | { 113gc: Oregon, S@l0c: Eastern, 10@15c per Ib. . 40c each: short Wool, 40@65¢ each: medium. iy o fancy at 91s@l0c. | % | '5GGS Ranch, #4G%0c for large white se- | 13@90c: long Wool, $1@1 50: Horse Hides. salt. | e | i l ected, 32l4@33lc for choice and @32 for | 878 tor e and $2g2 50 for medium, $1 23 ! T common; cold storage 27@28c; store, 25@27c; i3 for si a bc for $ol rse les, . | o A Veiag Contaon T New York Metal Market. LOCAL MARKETS 2D L Baserm aSaauc tor nrsta aike tor seconds { dry. 81 75 tor large 4nd 81 50 for medium. $16 1303130 ! .| Mining— g ' e asaatndy e SR | Dry Mexican. 30c; dry salted Mexican. 25c: d . 101%%] Adventure 1% NEW YORK, Sept. 2—Tin continued to % - o 3 * 300 kb > 24 1 Allouez ... 15°% | show firmness 'in' London, closing at £124 Exchange and Bullzon. Decidiious and Citrus Fruits. | St e, . S -;—l;n;: An - - A u {Amal Copper 57% | 7s 6d for. spot and £124 17s 6d for futures. et O e W B e g Rk gost o S “"“’, 1 | Amer Zinc . 127 | Locaily, however, the market showed a re-| pDomestic Exchange is slightly lower again. i alons the astas thos, - Frioes | -} 8%/ n?g Anfi:m{\:, ;,\;‘u'\Athr'l‘(lc HX #;;ogfiry tendency, with spot held at $27 121 | Otherwise there is nothing new. n'l'Yade in lhellru(ld mrktlhwn much quk;rr e = ool - £l - 3 {307 : Ringham 3 LOCAL. than at any time during the past week, but | \WoOL —Fail clip—San Joaquin and South- . - ';fl\fll["’”"“:‘ Amn Arbor o s B~ ¢ -3 | Boston & A any.250 | Calumet & Hecla. mo Copper was :ncnnnged to a :'hadt o) S ilie Sihians: msiy: Go steady prices ruled for most descriptions of | ern, 9@lle; Southern, S@9c: Southern Moun- ~ an improvement of | 3 817" 815! 813 | Boston Elev | 1537 e o AR | I Londo i e Tcally the Drice was | Sterling Exchang, sight.. orchard fruits, as stocks were none too heavy | tain, 9@llc; Middle Counties free. 12@1dc: £4 Buiiding is 9834 98 | 98% | Fitehburg ptd 141 unc:lnxed lake belnz held at $12 621,@12 75 Elerllx;’x Exih-za clb[le; { -hnd dealers s txpee;ln. a good dem;..thr i gg ::;:m"l: }gg:?‘t l:xf;m:fi::fl ‘u 14 . ne of the ket | g T T3 | NI New ‘York Exchange, sight. the extra Sunday trade. Quinces a igs endo- + Shan in July. aithough mot | ... o L m.: e 6 | glestoiviie) o, $12 5001270 and. casting at NSy York Exchange. telcgraphic. Were ‘plentitul and weak,. but other tree frults | cifo. 14@1%c per Ib. & August of jast year ¥ <3 5415 B5% Pere Marquette. 3% G2 0ed to €11 138 9d for spdt- In | Silver, per ounce stood as previously quoteéd and occasional sales | HOPS—1904 crop firm at 25@28c per Ib. . Pacific North. | . Brooklyn Un Gag fo....(219° | | Tnion Pacific. 19% | the London_market, but remained unchanged | Mexican Doilars.. of fine Plums and Prunes in smail shipping | 1,900/ Canada \u;uhe;n | Miscellaneous— | Mass Mining 315 | locally at $4 20@4 30. | INTERNATIONAL. 1 ‘:ckulfiu were revolr.l.e,d at T.b:n%m advance Meat Market. " 900/Canadian Pacific Amer Arge Chem. 13%* Michigan b5y Speiter was unchanged in both markets, clos- | New York on Mexico over the outside quotation, Table Grapes were | turers put. The | 3300C & O Do ptd ........ S0 | Mohawk 4315 | ing a1 5@3%e locally and ax £22 165 in Lon- | Berlin on London abundant and weak for general offerings, Wine | ~The supply snd demend abowt Salamce asd was 1 agreed almost ok | Amer Pneu Tube. 4 |Mont Coa ] Paris on London . el bz W I attentice ant thibe | the p of six days and Do pfd.... | 84| 84% | Amer Sugar 501/ Old Dominion 18 “Tron closed at 5is_8d in Glasgow and at were about eight carloads lying around the DRESSED MEATS. working hours. 1LY00C & G W.. H'a 15% | Do pfd .... | Osceala . 4 43s in Middlesboro. The Iocal iron market is | Wheat and Other Grains. . ket. Occ-.slon-‘lmulel of Antioch _stock Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers = active, with ex : Do pfd A 53%| 54 | Amer Tel & Tel.1: Parrot 25 quiet. No. 1 foundry Northern, §13 75@14 25; . frenorledftu ] per ton. while Fresno ' are as follows: - The dml'h 300 Do pfd B. mn, 24 Amer Woolen ... 13%| Quincy 6 No. 2 foundry Northern, $13 25@13 75; No. 1 Sy lots ;flrlld & few \IIY"; at $14@15. Berries BEEF—5@T7c for Steers and 4@5¢ per Ib e oy ol : B Do pfd 80% | Shannon . foundry Southern and No. 1 foundry Southérn | WHEAT—The French markets were firm, | and Melons were in fair request and the for Cows. el Rateiy sai Tib sfl{m;um B B former cleaned up well. A carioad of extra | VEAL—Large, 6@8c; small, 5@9¢ per 1b, % 12 | Tamarack . 115 soft, $18 50G13 75. with higher futures. The English markets i i CATTLE — Steers, Tmmy,c, Cows and | 156 155 |1557(156 | Ed Elect Illum.. {Trinity .. 7 ut of $5 a ton on all steel tubing large selected Watermeions came in. frem | MUTFON—Wethens, - 10734¢: —Swen, o gtrong through the |, ... 1823118215 | Gen Electric ... 168% /U § Mining. 2 s e o e meeting of the steel | Were not materially changed. Fresno. They averaged about 40 pounds each | per - which is ever an | Mass Electric.... 121§ ‘u fi Oil . 11% | tube pool to-day. Chicago was lower. Chicago wires to E. F. | in welghl and met with a good demand at 607 | LAXB—!“)"C per Ib. conditions | Do pfd R e ¢ | Hutton & Co. said: 5e | PORK—Dressed Hogs, 6@Se per Ib, o AT Mass Gas 4 v\ nm. . e e 4 STR\“‘fllERmES‘—fl“?‘S 30 lvl"a:h?' for | . LIVESTOCK MARKET. e ring the advisability | United Fruit 106 | Winona - A ot i o e O DRI ¥ R s following quotations are for .oul. ames on the roll and If this | Un Shoe Mach! w, Wolverine Chlcago Board of Trade I ber 1 and there are still acre: { BLACKBERRIES—$2G2 50 per chest for or- | ; The fQlOFITE WRECHors g upon the general shingle Do pra * Wheat in the Northern Dako dinary and §3@3 50 for Santa Cruz Berries, | Livestocl Canada that are still uncut. Raining all over | RASPBERRIES—$6@S per fl“n e tationary, while the | 1,600/C = the three St Looks as if we would get | HUCKLEBERRIES—8G0c pes Tor -the saill products | ..ol 1 London Closing Stocks. Future Grain and Provisions. | what we had Jast year and year before, & wet | APPLES-$1 1061 10 ber box. for fancy, a8 | Helers, $%4@6kc; thin Cows. igSo per m. ot Thet Taa 7o sl e R e | harvest, Jones figures by States as follows: | G41 for choice and 50@75c for common: Crab | = gy g | SHEEP—Woethers 3%@3%c¢; zvn., 3@3%0 ver the world. | .. . Do pfd Cons money...88 3-16| N Y Cent: v Minnesota, 65,000,000 bushels; North Dakota, | Apples, nomina | > (gross weight), e active and there 166/Colorado. ¥ & 1. Do acct 88% | Nor g w..; -4 CHICAGO, Sept. 2.—Unresponsive and bear- | 45.600,000;: South Dakota, |~ PEARS—Bartletts. $1G1 25 per box; Winter | P¢7 B (87 025 08 Do pfa .......|. Anaconda. . 2 Do g ish crop advices resulted in a setback in wheat | 137,000,000 for the three St 1 \.ma 101 25 othér winter varieties, 30875¢ | 11OGE.- Live Hogs, Colum H C & I.|. Atchison 83 |ont & Wellem %5 | prices here to-day, the December option clos- | Miller says: Excellent weather continues for | s hoiding closer to Do pfd 100% | Pennsyivan 841 | ing with @ loss of 1%@llc. Corn was down | Seeding of winter Wheat. The soll is in fine | PO BACHES—Small _boxes 50@78c: carriers, | : Hogs, : e 15 price list and this means that trade | Bait & Ohio 9% | Rand Mines .. D re.” Oats showed a loss o o Provi. | condition nearly everywhere (o give the Wheat | 40mufe; open boxes. §1 2561 70 for larwe and | Ly %0 per' cont off; Boars 5 oo nger and more encouraging. All 3 % K 3 e 4 lant a good start this fal e prospects are | T5@86e for smal e er situation s far more nor- o e s R | Rt Sy sions declined 214c, to. 10c. Por'a lafser acreage owing to the igh prices | PLUMS AND PRUNES—80@SSc per crate | 304 Stags. 40 per cent off from above quota” than in July and Septem- | 2200/Con Tob pfd. Chi Great West ’wi Da2d el Continued wet weather In the Northwest | prevailing at present. The marketing of this | and 35@50c per small box; open boxes, 75c@$1. | Lo0% 1l further and more durable | ..>.. Corn Products Chi il & st PLsei! s Kk caused firmnese in wheat at tue opening, De- Wheat continues -free. but the.quality NECTARINES—Nominal. 3 2 P e e g B jeisaH ¥ enlnscsgoti e ogheMo s Ruggas e grain is unusually low in test welght. | QUINCES—35@30c_per box. i General Merchandise. L — p | 1100/Del & Hudson Den & R 4 o 31 003, " Forelgn graln A ML 0% | Farmers are holding much of _thelr choice | FIGS—Black. for small and 15e¢ul Internal Revenue Collections. | 0D L & w Do pta falled to respond o the strength manifested | Sheat in granaries for higher prices. | tor large boxes: Whit %p%NL BAGS—Grain' Baga, §5 1505 25; San ‘Quea- - | 500D & R G Eri In this market there was a drop of flfic ln MELONS—Cantaloupes, 7 per erate; + Do pfa Do B e e SO e | futures, caused by a selling fever among & Nutmeg Melons. 35@¢0c per box; Watermelons, | 1. $4.75; Vool Bags 70@d%: Fieeco Twime, e | - 1 self felt a) pit tradcrs nere. er T%e; Fruit ¥ ° White and T tions of internal revenue in the | .. M o ® | overbouight bulls, who unioaded. their holdings | $2 S04;] per dosen for extra large and $1 20g% | 1%° o sco distriet in August, 1904, were | B::rrt &rnp;ub P mD:"»nnmsd fi :“-?8.1’5” 1:‘;:::‘ lve}xfé‘rfe ‘::akrle) :n“.k:?es(;d::l'bt:ep;:fi- owing T the Chicago decline. The cash grain | 2" ordlnary. S hm"vg“l‘num" b ! Detroit Routher n,j Louis & Nasl 24 | Do ntd It Eaine. A 'moticeable fenturs of trading | Showed no further change. | GRA %‘k’* D e tita: Hnatn 35 et WIE B S LoD D[ MUK & Texas... 2251 Snanich ds’ was (he smaller volume ofybusiness. Several | . CASH WHEAT. R e as s Dinck. 30G60c Large open | Beaver Hili. $5 50: R . . »iamond Matc! Bar silver et, 26 5-16d per ounce prominent longs were anoferate sellers and | _calitornis Club, $1 40G1 3%, Californis Black, (6@Sbe:’ Tokay, $1 25@1 so: | 36 50; Richmond. $7 50: Cumberland, $13 . 1.800| Distilling Secur. Money—115@2 per cent. there was also falr selling by smaller holders. | white Australian, : Northern | SoXet B ) 95; Sweetwater. * | bulk ‘and $14 25 in - - Distil § Bonde The rate of discount in the open market for | The short session of the Loard of Trade to- | Club, $1 40@1 4% Nocaors mnmem, 1521y | Mt Ui TE—Oranges, $1 75 per | tbraclte Egs, $14: Welsh Anthracite Egs, $13: . Duluth § 6 & A.. | short bills is 2 11-16@2% per cent and for | day followed by a Roliday was responsible for | 1 €0 per ctl. Bk fie. Vnlenciah: Dasess 38 75 for | Welsh Lump. $11 50; Cannel. 90 per. tom: Cigars and cigareties | three monchs' bills 2% 62 13-10 per cent. some of the selling Dressure. The market FUTURES. faney *§1 3061 78 tor choies-and $101 28 ot | Coke, $11 50913 per ‘ton in and $15 in Trbaceo . was further weakened later In the day by a Session 9 to 11:30 a. m. | Siandards Grape Frult, $293; Mexican Limes, | sacks: Rocky Mountain tescriptions 5 30 per Special taxes | Do ist pfd Ban % Cleari revised estimate of the totai yield of wheat Open. High _Low. Closs. | $4 8085 @ per case: Bananas, $I s e Bl U e s D e eron: it e Aamvey | iscsmber . ..$1 00% &1 W% sl o | B e meriean 51 Ty 25 o - 1‘—""“ S g e ?u:mb: for cases s umentary st nown Mint . whose B % ' i for boiled and 4.700 General Elec. NEW YORK, Sept. 2. howed a slight Increase in the crop eom- 2 p. m. Session. Hawaiian;. Pineapples, §2@4 per dosen. B5¢ for raw: Castor O In cases - - & Great No pfd < compiled by Bnd:(‘;er moT&: {ollowiy table, | HI00d ltn a mrevious: statement, Accord- Open. High. Low. Close. é ¥ BS Bukers' AA. cases, $1 10g1 13 Lucor. S0 tos Avguet. JO0E. i coltectinms ware BRG] +i:v «mf,.. Con Cop. “[14%| 145 | ina’at une principal citics for the week ended | In€_ {0 this authorits_the iotal vield of the | Desember .. 31 40K $1 0% s148% s1U48% ) Dried Fruits,Nuts,Raisins,Honey. | botled and ‘48c for raw: China Nui, cases, egainst §201,332 during the same month ..//Havana Tob Co.. +| 29 | 31 | September 1, with the percentage of increase | three States would approximate BARLEY—Futures were fractionally lower, % gailon; Cocoanut Ofl, in barrels, . 1908 | and decrease as compared with the correspond. | Dushels. The fact that country elevatof stocks | with considerable selling. The cash grain $8c for Ceylon and 53¢ for Australian; extra S ing week last yvear: in the Northwest were increasing also had | remaified a8 before, but the demand was slow | 5, F RUITS—New g A i “‘"*" 10F | pleached winter Sperm Oil, 88c: natural winter B Citl Ldlemf“n{:'j .',"r?,‘fi“;‘ un: that. r‘th o .m: S | 40T hneTol KIS MARRL k. neater. 530’01“: .;:-:h.uzu ) 1b: i gn, 57 r ::u'v’v‘::l blcm S2o; extrn g 2 Citles— Amount, uis trade Jo at the weather : e; na . 82c: EASTERN MARKETS ’ New York 578 in the Southwest was favorable for fall seed- g Sl Ship. | Flums. pitted. 6@6ic for black. 74@8%c for | Ou. T8e: No. 1 fard O, ste: o ¥ o o F Chicago - : Ing: Wis canetist “bear ‘factor. | The ‘market pm. S ) Lus “a Chevatier 3 %01 % ;:fcun e s el e | pure Neatatoot Ofl. 7T¢; No. 1 Neatatoot OMl. - - ton 3 continued we e re er of ay, the . g g 3 Herring Ofl, i2c: dark Herring \ York M. Mark Philadelphia ..... :lo!'el 3!71.!;: at the low point, with December FUTURES. ;vmlxx;.n':fi‘ ::Llls;h.lg'%:.lm black, 4e. | go0! guun o'llnlhl botled Fish D‘I‘l. aTe; 3'; New Yor oney Market. St. Lous 4 at i A Fish Oil, 35¢; Paint /Of, 33¢; raw Paint v Pittsburg o Sentiment in the corn pit wi mnn 8 Io 1 m. ES—1%@2c per of1, 3le. ol 1 D'“ INS—Association f. o. b, prices Fresno 5 oIL ater White Coal TORK, Eept. 2.—Closs: Money on | e Cpead e niEher At SEe T G- | Decermber .. 100K #1 &s a9 oT08" | (subect to change without Gotice) are as fol- | 13 Bears O, 1n cuseer 1P Aol DL c I at 1@l% per cent; closing bid, % Cincinnati ¥, clined to bl%e and closed at 51%; 2 p. m. Session. lows: 50-1b ”u——m Muscatels, 3-crown, | gyor “19i4c; Extra Star, 24c: Elaine. 28e: g_ r ce red. Tper cont.” " . 3| Kansus City :.... rading in oats was exceedingly qulet. De- Qpen. High lLew. Close e e il secins T"5e; | cene. 2ic: Deodorized Stove Gasoline. in_bulk, and dull. Bixty days, New Orleans X cember open ade lower to lgc higher, at a Y 3 } : 1%c; in cases, <i%c; Benzine in bulk, n - - g Mg B o Chotie aw td) Clevelana e 1o $%c, sold off to 5e and. closed | December ...SL 00 $100% $1°00° 100 | secdicss "“‘"" cases 193c; $8-degres Gasoline, n Satk.ise: - Lake E & v\eu Minneapoll at c. OATS—Receipts are becoming ~somewhat | cartons, fancy, 43 i in cases, T Do b0 | Detrgit Provisions were weak, largely as a result | larger, and as the demand is quiet offerings | tncy, 2% 3%c: enou" “1 3 TURPENTINE—81e per gallon in cases and < g Mg |Mu|-v1!le 892,372 of lack of demand, trading in hog products o ue more numerous, bm holders alnuts, No. 1 softshell, 13%@ldc; 15: i drums and iron hmls. 1,700 Couls & Nash 904,003 being almost at a standstill. The decline in eonunn. stead Nov 2 x,xa No. 1 hardshell, 13@13%c: | “"Rpp AND WHITE LEAD—| 306 Manhattan . | lluw 373,475 grains also had some effect. May pork closed wmz- g rm,‘l ng u’.}.o | No. 2. 1 ux/. _— ‘{'z‘l"’ M‘c-w “‘ ‘Per 1b; White Lead, "",‘.. m - .. Manbatn Beach.|.....} 0 Providence 648,600 2215c lower, lard was down 214@Sc and ribs | Red, 3 13@ldc for oeted rates—84 B3 G4 w, "14.300 Metropolitan So| 9%/ | & 251,800 Were off 10c. 147 k, $1 M 38%0c Yeed o] "' Plus mg: and 1lc for Languedoc; Pea- | “gUGAR The Western Con cia 54 © 5500 Metropitn 8t Ry 1215 5.127.811 The leading futures mnd K] lvllow-. nuts, 6@7c Eastern; Pecans, 11@13c; Co- | jany quotes as follows, per R in 100 : {14800 5520725 Articles. " Open. “clons. | VORI mkskat continues s quiet and fea- | CORTMS, $4 50g5. Cubes. A 8.23c; are—abic < i A 5143.575 Wheat, tureless ac unchanged auotat Y b, DNl tor Tte ant 09 | Pewdered. 4.168; Granulatcd, 8 10c: Dry bonds, $teady; railroad bonds, 4,406,566 September, uld‘ 1.08% 1 oflu 107% 107 estern %1 45@) 50 for Tellow and | 11¢ !bf ambe; e iy SeEhcteh, ranula /902,198 mew. 1 whil r - 3 September,. new. 1 07 108 05 .nnuuur for Mixed; California | 8%¢: light amber extracted, 5Gtc; e, o 2564000 1o% 1o Tellow. §1 5001 57; amall round ‘do, | ‘Y ymswax—2120c per 1b, < York Stock Market. - pidal ol | N e - 3,873,631 83% 5314 | RYE—Quotable “1 OVISIONS. W YORK, Sept. 2 Considering the ap- 1123k - 51% 52 BUCKWHEAT—Nomipal at §1 P5a2 ber cti Pr. - he triple hollday and increa: 4 3,061,301 0% 9% - Y 4 sed ex: 3,306,024 n, the wock market to-day Mg " W Flour and Millstuffs. x: ing was not much less 1b for : "t the previous day, and the spec iy Tor light, Receipts of Produce. g element hesitated take the short 2'875.670 1100 1100 % . oy T Sareieria l.g.m pognn FOR FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. together with the common - BHEBN i to n mew Wigh level for the 2.008.215 6905 695 100 ceent_movement. Union Pacific was bought Do 1st 1,699,208 702% 710 = ' hat the return of a prominent Do 24 17808’ TnE I R - e that property would soom be fol- N Y, N 1827, Peits, No. 134 £~ed by furher upward movement Y, Ont R { 2.217! Tallow. ctls = s i e et | R D e 18 Ta e B W offset by gains in standard issucs. -1 Do prd. 5700185 FS e - Lime. bbls r tion and the tresendoun selimg “INorth v »- e e gals Je without effect on grices Nortnern & 2 '1.122! Brandy, gals 30 “«‘m“kl:rvdd a good omen. The On&nn . s ctive an ped. . .~ OREGON. vamumnnedulhnmd O S L 4s. RN 4 prarkat vefiecied the s 4 ,,#E.f, Wheat, ctls ... 95| Wool, hales ... 97 ecsentials there bas beet N mun Do 1st pra 1,003,011 08 during the week in the character of Do 24 Dgfl 845,239 I ns caleulated to exert an influence Pacific Mail 000,277 M HARKET stock market. The public's attitude ¢ Penn R R iiie i - ¢ the merke: continues pessive, aithougn Teople’s Gas. ;..: g 3 - v'-l:‘nqun"(r‘ a somewha: P,CC& 1, is Toeal ‘winess was reported kevnote ptd gy B F R 2 o s SERLES. e any quieter &, r held by the X k : ‘the _.--'.-nuu . 4 . is! Conmtinued on Page m