The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 28, 1905, Page 26

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL SUNDAY, MAY 28, 1905. Corn No, 2— OF THE MAKKETS. very dull. Cotton higher. $1,528,230 in trcasure to the Orient. ings gain 84,800,000 over last year. Zxchange about as before quoted. -y very scarce and still higher. 1V heat steady. aned up and closely held. Corn quiet and stead. Beans higher again. Hay and Feedstuffs unchan ‘ Butter, Cheese or Eg ! Fruits firm in New York and nominal here. on and Meat markets as previously quoted. Potatoes dull. Onions ‘in lighter supply and higher. Poultry and Game wiarkets. Il'l "f'fla!mq ceather Memorial Da ng Memo) 1 a legal oughout Do .|Gen Electric . Great Nor pfd..|2s Greene Cons COp.|.. Havana Tob Co. Bank rin Cleari Do vrefd .. |Hocking Vaiie pretd . s Cent inter Paper Do prefd Inter Power inter Pump Do prefa n to lands. | was wiil 2 506/ Miss Pacific sh Cht & S ational Lead E make grain f winter wheat in promising | progress wth | Hops are doing weil v winds in the eastern | 1! 1ji93 hern counties haying and strawberry | Do 1st pfd . wctivity in the local stock and bond market. | ainst the Fruit market. ol 1|i39% 130 July, ‘old b b az 48 1 45 48 48 47 g 28% 12 35 12 12 67 Miscellanecus— Mass Mining. ; g Am Arge Chem.. 22 {Michigan T A!& ; Do pfd.. 8 |Mohawk . § - 14 Mont Coal & Coke 707 1 1014 Dominton. ... 7 2132 ¥ 2| Osceola o 74 Parrot . . ! Quincy . . 95 Chicago Grain and Produce. | Shannon . ? SEE 06 "AGO, luw 27.—Cqah quotations were as c.nf;'.‘fé‘e‘c"z':; el 2 spring wheat, $1 "",a{"' 1 3 rod, nfiz lry: . 48@ddc; No. gmm e, $1.30: No, 1 Northwestern, ilbg: \y seed, e w‘ 3 . 12 i e . | Cons for money.90 1-16!New York Cen....148 | short n"m wd.g ore Sl tisd st cleas Cons for account. .90! iy, bast: gcd. Anaconda. :2 it Atchison 808 101 change to-day Cmmem-wlwme dairies, 16@19c. CHEESE—Steady at $%@10%c. CATTLE, SHEEP AND | | Fee - | Do Dfd | T sllver—Steady; 274kd per ounce. | Money—1%@13 per cent. | ., The rate of discount in the open market for | | | | NEW YORK, May —The statement of [ers and feeders, $2 50§5; cows, | $214.622,800, decrease $551 100, increase $740,200; 2, increase §3,245,825; : del osits $14,053,900, 400; reserve $300,- reserve required ,625; surplus §11,- ex-United States increase $3,146,275. bulk of sales, $5 35 SHEBDP—Receipts, steady. to cholce mixed, $3 | decided weakness in Northwestern markets @4 50. | and 1ast prices showing 114@So net decline. Omaba. N s, SHEEP—Recelpts, none. COFFEE—The market has been a dull and eak at mark, cases inctuded, 19%ec. HOGS. short bills' is 2% per cent and for thiee Chicago. months’ bills 21 per cent. CHICAGO, May 27.—CATTLE—Receipts, Clearing House Statement. mu@‘:"'",;,""g T 'f; e 32 60g4 70; 50@5; canners, $1 5002 40; bulls, % | averages of thé clearing-house banks of this | helters, | city_for n;e1 xvlvlaeokmahows 75; calves, $3@T. | oens 400, decrease _$0,423,400; H ece g day, deposits $1,185,120,300, decrease $10,022.500; | Market nfmy.puh::'dwzid m"fl‘ “" | circulation ‘345,835,700, sncreace $027.400; legai | 5 4b% good to cnmu heavy, “fi tenders $85,625.300, Increase §$1,291,600; specie rough heavy, $4 Mfi fl light, ‘6 1 4T moo Sheep lambs, Good to cholce wethers, u no.s fair 40; | 404 90; native lambs, 34 o6 35; Western | 2 lambs, $6@7 50. cool weather, New York Grain and Produce. Kansas Oity. i RATRET 2D W YORK, May 27.—FLOUR—Receipts, | KANSAS CITY, May 27.—CATTLE—Re- a el 700 barrels: exports, 5400 barrels. Matket | celpts, 1000, ineluding 400 Southerns. Market ke | Inactive and about steady. Wlntar atents, | unchanged. Native steers, §4 26@6 15; South- it [u 90@35 25; winter straits, $4 65@4 90; Min- | ern steers, $3 75@5 25; Southern cows, $2 Dg ,naat&nggemuf, o?ee 215; wlntsr., oxv.ru,zs 8 "x native cows and hutu:.o &m _o: Long lsiana 111 innesota ers, 5@+ 25; | stockers and feeders, $8 26@4 2L 8 N uzxmum 14215143 [ vinter low grades, §3 2 . @4 60; calves. $3@5 50; Western fed steers, 20 Manhattan | ummma | N&“Efl—flmlmr. bushels; exports, | §4 50@5 90; Western ud cows, u 25@4 90. anmtian Nioh: I1e bushels. Spot easy. No. 2 red, $1 06% | | HOGS—Receipts, 8000. Market stendy to 5 706 Met Sec.... ma 76y, | nominal elevator; No. 2 red, $1 07% noml lower. Bulk of sal fi?fl % heavy, 3001 atet 8¢ By TS5 114t 11oss . 0. b. afloat; No. 1 Northern z, Duluth, ma $5 parkeen:’ 35 734; ples and 200, Mex en 16% uu, 1945 msg‘;- o. b. afloat; No. 1 hard Manitoba, light, _:4 - Minn & St 50| 58 0. ;b atloat. Options—Sharp. reactions ‘oc e Recelpts, 500, Market nominally apples, _etc., | Do 1st pfd. | 95 ‘fl“" l'" Wwheat futures {rom the eflects Of | steady. Muttons, $4@5 75: lambs, $5 T5Q 6 St Pak § M ms, lllwuz quidation, impelled by clearing weather and | 7 35; range wethers, §4 60@S; fed ewes, $4 15 May closed $1 06, July closed 94%c, Septem- 4 | Der closed 8740, Deceraber elasen g, = OMAHIA, May 21.—CATTLE —Recelgts, 200 | HOPS_Duli, suu g Market unchanged. Native steers, 250@6: 414 | crop. 25@20c; 1908 o ;_olds, uoxsc, cows and heifers, as Western Lo Pacinic Coast, 1004 cropn, 256580, 1008 eropC 213 | $9 10; canners, | 24¢; olds, 11@13c. feeders, $2 80@4 30; calves, w bulls lnd | | HIDES—Steady. Galveston, 20 to 35 pounds, | stags, $2 50@4 50. 20c; California, 21 to 25 pounds, 19%c; Texas HOGS—Recetpts, | “Troors sfl.fi?‘“dfiag\:ue flesce, 32038c. | Higms's5 1005 esmm“. m‘os wxi“ s s 3 of sal | PETROLEUM Easy. Refined New _ York, | o 158 20 IW 5 2 7 | $6 00; Philadelphia and Baltimore, $6 35; do Market steady. ave | Do 2nd vfd . 9 MARKETS. ve begun | et g 23 | declining affalr throughout the week. Develop- MISCELLANEOUS P | Y 200 | ments in the forelgn markets are also a factor: fc2 2 ou8 Stocks, Cotton and Copper. | "RG0ON Y Ont & W The exchange will be closed from to-day until Foreign Futures. : of E. F. Hutton & Co. | 1900/Nor & West. rext Wednesday morning over Decoration day. LIVERPOOL. : Do prd = fir Futures opened and closed steady with the [ <oy .o May. July. Sept. North Amer. . | market 510 points higher. = Sales were re- | opUloRtT Nootial . @104 '3}2 ported of ags, Including: June at % Bisc: suly, 03500 00" Septermber: 07508 800 Closing .. ::v;llx;ll 6 10! 69 cember. Spot Rio 3 | steady. 'No. 7 invoice, Sc. Mild dull. Cor- | Wheat— o o 4's | dova, 10@13c. Pacific Coast . % | SUGAR—Raw steady, Falr refining, 3%c; 21 65, Legisiature of Do 1st ptd ... | centrifugal, 96 test. 4% @4 13-82c; molasses i 19 pro Do 2nd prd . \sux-r 3130, Refined is steady. No. 8, 5.25¢; 2 f stocks. q]lmi‘arlflc Mail . 14| 35 1 No. 20c: No. 48902 l?wc, Nf 9, 505; ng Closing .. 29 day with 9,400{Penn R R Co.... 133%/133% 133%133% | 10, .500¢~ No. 11, ©. 4.85c; No. e Y rne 600, }—‘ennlen Gas ....[100%]100% ] ”?"‘1“&‘" | 4.75c; No. 14, 4.70c; confectioners' A, 5. New Orleans Cotton Market. ed spinners ~/PCC & St L. 47 mold A, 6.20c: cut-loaf, 6.55c; crushed, 6,55 s, 27.—Cotton firm, o i B Do pfd .. 2 07 1108 | powderea, 5:95c; gramulated, 5.88c; ' cubes, | g 3ige ONUEANS. Mer strong under thess cabi Pressod, Steel Car| -| g‘;,él g;“’ g sk 3 3 t-a e th hout o pfd ... .| 9115 92 UTTER—Weal treet price, extra cream- o g .,mr y‘fx:n; Ln, he i ..|{Puliman Car Co. +|283 1285 | ery, 21%¢c. Officlal prices, creamery, common Northern Business. situat k the maiket Ry St Spgs Co. 82 | 82% | to extra. 19%@21%c; State dairy, common to STATTLE. May 27.—Clearings, $507,332; — it I 8 Do pfd . 83 | 97 | extra, 18@2ic; renovated, common to extra, 15 | palances. $150,871. re g0od advance | 800 Reading . 59 | 80% | @l9c; Western factory, common to extra, 15@ | ' TACOMA, May 27.—Clearings, $401,280; bal- may Be distouned. | 100 Do let b 9 | 9% | 1%c; ‘Western, imitation, creamery extras, 199 | ances, $i0. however. probably | -+--;-.| Do 2nd pfd . 85 | 81" | 10%c; do firsts, 18G18 PORTLAND, May 27.—Clearings, $607,36%; fition report 008 10 | 200 Republlc s & 17 | 174 | CHEESD—Unchang balances, $124,2 o g o Bt | 200| Do pfd . 1Y% 2% EGGS—Irregular. Western fancy selected, SPOKANE, May 21.—Clearings, $358,727; 3 ny buils now: people are buy- | 400/Rubber Goods 3414( 34% | 17340 balances, $15,550. ng it £ g account at this pric: who were f 1 o1 DRIED FRUITS. A e 1 This is against the market. | EVAPORATED APPLES—The market is a 3 27.—The market 125 | jietle firmer on spot owing to the small offer- Northern Wheat Market. was in- 16 |ings and a moderate demand. Common go OREGON. noicopper 3¢ | Bood are quoted nt 43 @4%c; prime, 5.40@5.55¢; | PORTLAND, May 2T.—Wheat—Club, 85@ was very 24| Cholce. 6@8%e; fancy, Te. 88c; bluestem, 90@92c; valley, 85c. seems waiting 2 i B | PRUNES—Are moving slowly on spot, but WASHINGTO! Japancee wer and the Equits | 300, _Do | % | prices are well sustained with the range from COMA, May 2T—Wheat unghanged: 1 tre We reveat our advics to| JOUISt L | 21% 22 | 2%c to 6e, according to grade. TA ; May % : Copper Range Osceola and Mohawk when- 100) Do pretd 81 50% | ©7 pRICOTS —For future shipment seem rath- | bluestem, 8lc; club, 82c. ey ook weak s 1,900/8ou'hern Pacific.| 613 60K 81| $1% | er easy in the absence of*demand, but the g - ""“Dfi";:‘e‘;y — 8- fig* g‘é | spot market 1s unchanged with choice quoted LOCAL MARKETS. STE i ;- S t 10@10%¢c; extra choice at 1lc; fancy at 12 — s R i reed oIS d . e o Exchange and Bullion. New York Momey Market. Tex P CL T NEW Y( I‘k May 27.—Money on call, nom- o n Time loans, easy; sixty and £ e g - six months, 3%@35 | To Ry & Trae Co| 33%) 33 ntile paper, 3% @i 500 Toledo St L & W/ 38%| terling _exchange steady, with 200! Do pfd 58|88 tua ness in siilis at $L8710 o Twin City R T ixty-day 400 Union B & Paper| 10% = Do pfd .. .. 600/ Union Pacific Do pfd 1P Conv #'s ....;/United Copper 400/Un Rds of S P 200, Do pfd .. e New York Stock List. & Co 490 California street, e of the New York the following official S Rubber ...| B'S Wells Fargo Bx\ 606 Western Union .| America 3831 38%) 5 Rubber 5idi105%105%11 PEACHES—Remain ggiiet at recent prices. Choice are quoted at 1 lo)m.- cholce, 10%@ 10%e, and_fancy, 11%i HATSING —Are in falr_ jobbing demand, e pecially fancy coast seeded. Loose Muscatels are quoted at 4%@6%c: seeded at 5%@8%e, and London layers, $1@1.15. ure list of $1,528,230, consisting of in_Mexican dollars, $224,000 in silver bullion, Sterling Exchang Sterling Exchange, Sterling Exchang: New York Exchange, sight .. New York Exchange, telegraphic Sliver, per ounce Mexican Dollars, nominal .. INTERNATIONAL, New York Cotton Market. NEW YORK, May 21.—COTTON—On strong Liverpool cables the market opened with & good advance. PFofit taking and some short | selling were in evidence, but the market sus- | tained a firm tone and closed steady to strong. The bad weather in the belt continues to be dominating; although spinners' takings are large and partiy responsible for the strength. There has been a good advance and the shorts are_pretty well run in. Futures opened qulet and May, 8.18c; | June, 798¢, bid; July, 8.07c; August, | don_cables. Lake and alec'—r‘r:!ryllc copper are ‘The Siberia took out for Bou(kon‘ (eas. $1,302, $1250 In gold coin lnd Wheat and (Other Grains. ‘WHEAT—Chicago was “Btilz.";hw the d" 07% | October, S.10c; November, 8.18¢; Decenw I this market May e ?u‘,% | 8.220; January, 8.27c; February, 5.84c; March, | ber Was strong and 4 active at 8 shght um o1 | 21t | 8:87c, bid. The cash grain was steady. The 150 eacks 8L [ 92% | “Futures closed steady: May, 8.200; June, | of new pinched Club from mentioned 06 (106 ® | 8.0Tc; July, 8.10c: August. 8.1i3c; September, | several days ago, ‘and Tor which §131% was Qesc' 20 | .10c; October, 8.21c; November, 8.28c; Decem- | then bid, was sold yesterday for $1 33%. “&J Yo ""'p:sz January, a.a?&,m‘ e e cui:lwm“ cy 1 327 closed quiet; m ‘uplans .800; Club, ; Call 52| 327 | middling gulf, 8.85c: sales, 100 bales. . SR i {18 | 18% S Club, $1 50@1 55; Northern Bluestem. $1 62%:; $1) 35 | New York Metal Market. Northern Red, i 50 per sit; 2% 13 NEW YORK, 21.—The metal markety | Tades of Wheat, A oat. |240 | all wers quiet as usual In the absence of Lon- Seesion ® to 11:30 a. m. Do pid Westinghouse . qumea at 816 cu(ln, at § Onm High. Low. Close. Am seed -oaw: Do 1st rgm Spot is held af llny—ll 523 as] Po pig i Uk | ilw & L E. 500 s Tatiotat $4 5004 e A 31 35% #1 306% dam Locometive.| 46k, 46k, 46%, 48% Do Ist ptd Speiter shows easler at $5 45@5 B5. RLEYThere were sales of cash Feed Do prd ... r.o»- 110 {1203 | --- 5ol Do 2d pfd Iron is said to in little better A at u 30@1 32% umda; d 2000 sacks of 5 e | 200 Wisconsin C but prices are easler on northern grades, with | choice sold at { anmh Monday. ------ 213 28 A DO oM . | X6 Ploundry Northern quoted at $16 T0IT 80 | Sna Tamine continued and here was ot TAvblAm o & RE Goliobts, 004 109 | 10wT5 and No. 2 at $16 25@17. Southern grades are | demand than Barley. was nothing dolng 200i Do P ...... huriuas” | 104.400—Total shares sold. unchanged. in futures, but the market was strong. LA Sugar (18254 iai4 1ae * 1ave New York Bomds. CASH BARLEY. Do_pfd . 132 |1383% | U S rof 28, reg. locw.np.n s, cu- 98! Exports and Imports, Feed, u 21%@1 32%:; anu and Shipping, g £ R g Go. 138 (140 Do coupon 10475 J NEW YORK, May 27.—Total merchandise |$1 32%@1 35: Chevalier, nom A% Tvb P - [ 93%] v Do 3s, imports at the port of New York for the week. FUTURES, ;m jen . ux-\ 31| 31% Do coupon. ending to-day were $11,068,899. (‘."“" 9 .to uJo s m. b olh ----1100 {108 Do new dx, Feg. ‘37 Total imports of specie at the port of New | May—No couds 1013 102)4 ! Do coupon. York for the week ending to-day were $55,331 December—88%c bid. No sal 33 |0 | gfl S S, | 1n_silver and $03,220 in goid. OATS—The_several cars T are held at | ,; | Do_coupar Total exports of specie from the port of New |$1 673 for Red and White and $1 55 for D95 { A Fbi G3s, | York for the week ending to-day were $776,000 | Black. 10}5\ 10108 101% 1015 | . Do s.. > Hbig % | T iver and $76,000 gold. CORN—A large line of 4200 ous came in {207% 11 mu, 1077 | Atchison gen 4: £l R Mex con ds 80 from the West, The market shows no further 188 o1 Do adj 4s. N Y Cen gen 8%s. lMlé change, Atlantic C 1. 4s..102 !N J Cen pen 5 Condition of the Treasury. NVestern sacked, $1 11’601 423% for Yello: S-n 04% | Nortnern Pac 48 105% | waAsHINGTON, May 27.—To-day's Hate |sy 371 a1 i2% for White an 3! 40 tor Mg LT | . o 38..... 751 | ment of the treasury balances in the seneral { Yived: Calir nree JLa, u o & Bruns D & I ‘('—mra' of Ga Bs. nswx W oan e 1013 | sxclusive of the §$150,000,000 gold re- | gnitl'ioung ¢,, .1 ‘White, nominal: Egyp- - Buttertck Co . in the division of redemption, shows: | iy, e White and #1 26G1 3 Tor Conada Southern, . ‘98.600 Canadian Pacite|145% 144’ 00C & O e qm [t | 82%, Cheg & Ohlo 44s. lM’& | Reading Chi_& Alton 33s 80! C. B & Q new 45.103 C.R1& P RR 65 80 1, | Hocking Val 438 111% H g »- £l H 2 , | Con Col & Vi | Horn Silver. | Jron_Siiver. Leadville Con. Bost: | Mexican Cen.. INY. NH&H. nkiin Pere 5. {2emn Comt itk New York Mining Stocks. Adams Con + 20lLittle Chief. Alice 50 Ontario Breec 20!Ophir . Brunsw! ! ing: m%‘ Allouez 1gamated 1“ Conner Range. ua.mbn 197% Fra: Unfoa Mfln.....lll*llfle ;:fllk. | Available caeh balance, $128,675,681; gold, $06,- 108! 700,348, gen 4s. quality. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. BUCKWHEAT—$1 752 25 per £ | Do <ol Bs...... 913, Sentoard A I 4. . 853 | : y | o8 & Sr wen 4200 | Somthern Pac’ 4n.. 958 Future Graln -u n-vvmwu. Flour and Farinaceous G W [ S Toriian) 45.. 39, Bouthicn Ty e l“'a CHICAGO, Mey 27.— t market was »ta i At o4 % ae%as & Pac 1sts.123% | weak frcm the start, Taitial gaccations o iy ptd o 1na e BRI EL fi | being oft e to % at lmz‘; to 91%c. ‘The . i Cot'Im et A 9% Union Pacifio 4s . 188 | Jhincinal cacse of tke ) N Ww. 19% | cually heavy receipts -: lflnnupolu and 2 st %5 | bearish crop news. An estimate on the re- pie . H *.w:wmmlflbyatflchhn:lm‘ 1& P (mew), | 5, | faliroad was generally conceded to be quite pid . i e | this had ks anthy | FEW S DG Irte 111 | Wisconein Cen 45. 9418 | 3::‘::“2‘:5 i gflie‘ e 'm Brow! h343. YE—C!MIGS per ctl, according to etl. Goods. arriving is of the medium and poorer grades, and such classes are slow to sell under an un- steady ln‘n‘d‘lint dun:lnd 20 01 the. smelt “Alfal s selling slowly a in s est possible way. only o cars per week ving. “'Straw has been s little dull under heavy arrivals.” :}}ggmcm Mcg 50 per ton. 2 Renea 5 per son: Otteake Mool thewali, 34 50: jobbing. $35; t Cake at mill, 50: jobbing, $23;: Cocoanut Meal at mill, 60; jobbing, $23; Corn Meal, $30 50; eked rn, $31@32; KB‘G Feed, i; Horse Beans, 350640 Corn ”fi per ctl; &lfflr H!ll Broom carload lots, ul jobbing, $22 50 ton; Meal- :ur-,ugn in car lots and "tor smaler AT oy beat, $11 80014 0. Wheat and $10913 50; Oat, Barlcy ang ot $1G 10 50: Volunteer Wild o- u? :‘o“%'é' ::r 5&0: 50: cwver. $1010; .umn e STRAW—30@50c per bale. Beans Secds. Lima Beans have again advanced and are very firm. The other descriptions are um- changed. The Iml‘l.l mmu cwnunflel quie:, wlgl the tone ;8 50: P 25; Batier "“.o,s.*"" e o055 s to m 70 lwr choice; Red, $3 50 7' Lima $5 75; Red Ml 50; ‘Bllnkey!a.’ $2 “ per ‘l, Horse leans, ' DS—Brown nominal; Yellow Mustard, pomioal, T $3.1004 35; Canacy, Q6L 1ts, lo.lle for California and 129 u« o Utan; Rape. nominal; Timot Tb: Ml Corn se.a, per ton. PEAS—Niles, 31 75@2 25 Por o T5@2 25 per ctl. - Potatoes, Onfons nnd Vegetables. The usual Saturday dbliness prevalled in the Potato market and prices of both old and new stock were unc Receipts bf the latter ere unueuslly llgnt, “but there was no scar- 00d ion of the arrivals from added to the already heavy low-grade stock on the eipts of omm continued to diminish and prices had another advance. Trads in miscellaneous vegetables was active and the market generally had a firme: tone, even those descriptions which -had_pre- viously been dull were in good request. Peas, Asparagus and Beans were higher under de- creased receipts and Cucumbers did Dbetter. There were ljberal arrivals of Sumnier Squash in large and small boxes from Alameda County, TOES—Oregon Burbanks, $§1 IN PO per ctl; Minnesota Burbanks, $1 30@1 4 ctl: New York Rurals $1 25@1 30 per ctl; plo n;umwe- boxes, T5c@$1 50 per ctl; . $125 ON’XONS-—Aunr-lhu $6 per ctl: new Red, §1 2001 35 per sack; Green Onlons, 40@50c per VEGETABLES—Asparagus. 4%4@7T%c Rhubarb, 50@85c per box; Green 228 per sack. String and Wax Beans, §@6e per by toes, small boxes and crates, §1 250 1 80: large crates. $2@3 50; Summer Squash, small boxes | e o Hes W, 25@2 per 3 per dozen; Cab. Carrots, 500 1b for mew: 1001250 for_sun- E for evaporated: Green Green Corn, 20@35c per r_1b; ctl; vadk: Gariic, 810 et 200 per Ib; ?’ Arted ‘and 13014s per Peppers, 20c per dozen. Poultry and Game. the week with prices un- ghabged and market oonditions remained o= almost dally of late. Ut Chivhens sy Arer Sus vlossly: symney up, while small Broilers, ordinary Hens and small Ducks were slow of sale. cars of Western stock, including one that has been lying on the raflroad track for some days, will be marketed to-morrow. POULTRY-Live Turkeys, 18@20c _per Ii Geese, per pair, §1 75@2 25; Goslings. $2G2 Ducks, $5 w‘ar young: Hens, $5@5 for large; young “s';':u B0 ‘for smali and @3 50 £ ers, 5G2 or small an: or large: Plgeons, $1 25@1 50; Squabs, $1 50@2. B $1 502 per dozen; Cotton- GAME—Hare, tail Rabbits, $1 75@2 25 per dozen. Butter, Cheese and Eggs. The market for all three descriptions under this head was dull and listless yesterday, with supplies ample and quotations unchanged. to complain of the dullness Receipts Were 89,500 Ibs Butter, 1446 cases Eges lnd mwo 1 eese. BUTTER—Creamery at first hands, 19@20c for extras and 17%@18lc for lower and me- dium grades: dairy, 018 ; cold storage, nom- inal: store Butter, 16@17c. €1 nss—smeuy uwxe- mild new, ounc pAmericas, 1 v.d )le. Ihllflrn. 16 e for tnnq large white uleet«! and lTfllDe for fair to Cholce' store Eastern 18c: cold storage, nom mond-. 73 @18c. Deciduous and Citrus Fruits. The first Watermelons for the season came in’ yesterday from Sonora, Mexico, via Los Angeles. Two crates coitaining ‘one ‘dozen Melons each were received. They were g00d size and well matured and ware quickly disposed of at 10812%c per pound. The mar- ket for deciduous fruits was weak, excent for the threatening weather deterrel buyers, and trade was much smaller than usual on Saturdays. Receipts of small tre: varieties were cut down considerably by the rain of the preceding day, but supplies wer: more than sufficlent and prices tended down- ward, Packed Cherriés Were weaker, there being no demand to speak of from outs de ; there was plenty of cholce_stock Straw- berries in chests sold well at higher prices, while crated stock from Florin was slow of sale ot the ol quotations. Rasherries, Lo anberries and cholce Blackberries were firm, Fhile ordinary Blackberries of the Primer va- rlety were hard to dispose of. - Grape Fruit was well cleaned up and firm, but a weak feeling prevailed In the market for other Citrus fruits. STRAWBERRIES—Per _chest, Longworths, 35613, large varieties. $3@6; Sainta Clara B, ~ ries, $6@S: Florin Berries. 50@75c per crate. AP BERRIES—$1 2501 80 per crate and’ drawer. wm:fi per chest and $1 25 i CACKRERRIES $000 per chat for ohote GOOSEBERRIES—Per Ib—English, 7@Sc: TES—Per drawer—Black, 75c@$1 25 oflur hndl. 2@5c. ‘mu 75¢@$1 25; Red and White, uoo ’ 6@dlc per Ib tor Buek. uooe e it White and’ 5@10c e for Roydl Anne. 5 APPLES—O. per box: new, 40G85c pez box. for green 1 25 for red. scon 25 per crate and 50@8Sc for, it HES—06c@$1 Px.tms—mm '902G81 per crate; Cherry, b;x["lnd $1 percnm S i CITRUS F T‘E—On-na 2 50 rboxtorhm L l'flfvreholc'lnd for standard; Mediterranean swuu, ‘Valenclas, 75; Seedl case; nas, bunch for Central American and §101 75 for Hawaltan: Pineapples, $2@3 per dozen. Dried Fruits, Nuts, Raisins, Honey. ‘There is nothlu going on locally to call for comment, The New York market for Fruits is erally firm, with a bardening tendency in FRUITS—Apricots, 6@8c for new future delivery; Nectarines, TgSc tor White: Peaches, per 1b: 10c; nm- 1 neminal: ;’An.*z—mmu bricks; dBoth oo s ese: bun: e, Socases B bu;vk. 214@5%c: Evaporated Apples, per 5GP 014 crop, 1%@2%c per Ib for the four sizes and 23%@3c Bll (W the large sizes. RAISIN: . Fresno—Dehesa 1 hardshell, 10e; 4-, uom for Nonperetls, h’q“im’l for 1 X L. mm dc for Ne Pus Uira 1c for X‘ £ = amber; Whit_ extracted, 5 '3 10c for ‘water ngm ‘amber extractad, 505%5. dark, can, 80¢; Mexican, 38e; dry Central American, ied ao.u:s Jarge, b0c: medium, 50c: small 3]66- TALLOW—No. 1 ren desed 40 e per N%om“ L—Spring_clip—Humboldt and Mendo- | else, nomin: 25¢. 6@20c per 1b, with most Toe 71508 crop. 1850 2482 growers holding oat for 30c 17c. Meat Market. DRESSED MEATS. Wholesale rates rom slaughters to dealers '”"—aouumsmn and 4@3c per. Id for Cows. 3 1. mx,—um 5%@ -mu. 103'6-: pt;rp" 'UTI'ON— LA'B—S 0c PORK—] Dn-ed“., g’ e 614 @0c per 1b. LIVESTOCK MARKET. The following quotations are for good, sound gv‘:lro:.mwlvm in San Frane 1¢ss 400 Steers, PG ie: Cows and Heit- ; thin Cows, per lg 180 %e: rcedern, 5 Sown, 50 Per cent off, and Stags, it oft from above quotations. ii ‘ber ton; New Wel- Lington, W 30; anl. uw. Beaver mu.u Roslyn, $7: Coos Bay, $5 50. ‘Gumberiand, §13 1o bulk_snd uaum-n.m ia Anthracite 3 B Wehhc “Ivhln- nthra Esz. and ll in sacks; Rocky Mountain | descrivtions, $8 50 per short ton. OILS—Qu add s Bakers' AA, cases, $11401 16 Lucol, Bie for bofled and B3e o raw: China Nut, cases, 65@S0c per m; Co- coanut Ofl, in barrels, §8e. for Geylon and 360 for Australlan; extra bleached winter Sperm Ofl. 68c; natural winter Sperm Ofl, 83¢c; extra bleached winter Whale Ofl. 57c: natural Whale | Ofl, 52c: extra winter strained Lard Oil, TSc: | 3 @Sc: pure Neatsfoot Ofl, 78c: S3c: llght Herring Of 42c; dark Herring Ofl, 40c; Salmon O botled Fish Oll, $ic; raw Fiah Oll. Sse: botied | L. GASOLINE, ETC.—Water White . in bulk, 11%c: Pearl Ofl, in cases, ; Astral, 18c; Star, iSc; Extra Star, 2lc: | 20c; Stove Gasoline, in | 22c; Motor Gasoline, : | bulk, 15%<: in cases,'220; No. 1 o Diatil: late, iron Bbls or drums, Sc: No. 2 do, 6%c; | cases, 6lc more; Benazine in bulk, 12c; in | cases, 86-degree Gasoline, in bulk, 25¢; in | —_— sle. | EN"NHTA! per Nlon in cases and | Blc in drums and RED AND Wxx‘r!: mAD—R.G Lead, 1%. te Lead,. T%@8e, according t SUGAR—The Western Sugar Re: Com- pany quotes as follows, per Ib, in 100-I! b.'rg Cubes, Crvlhed and Fine lehad. Powdered, 5.55¢ Granulated. 5.55¢: | Granulated, llne. n 45c; Dry Granuiated, cm G 5.45c: Beet G | | Dave. 10g mmore. for all Kinas. -rm-u—n.u:, barrels, 5.95¢c. boxes. 6.20c: H. & E. Crystal | Dominos, 8.45¢ per Ib. No order taken for less | than seventy-five barrels or its equivalemt. Receipts of Produce. FOR SATURDAY, MAY 2T. Wool, bales ... 9| WABHINGTON. Flour, qr sks.. 4440] ‘WESTERN, Corn, otls ..... 4.200] STOCK MARKET. The week closed quietly on all the changes. The mining stocks were not ma- terfally changed. Op. the Stock and Bond Exchange 605 shares’ of Honokaa Sugar were ex- sold at $19, but otherwise the market con- ;‘lr‘,lutfgo very duil. Sales of bonds were only Late assessments are: New Almaden Quick- silver Mines of Mexico. 34¢, delinquent July 20; Mercantile Crude Ofl Company, 7c, June 24; Middle Yuba Mining Company, lc, July T. | Sales on the California Exchange last week | were 16,259 shares, valued at $9919. the leading sales being follows : ed bonds, 2000; Associated stock, 5139 sh: Arline, 3000 Coalinga, Pacific, Monarch, Monte Cristo and Ofl City Petroléum, 1000 each; Inde- pendence, The New York and Honduras Rosario Mining Company pald a nlflllr monthly dividend of per cent yest Phe ‘output of the Ophir mine last week amounted to S2 mining carloads, assaying §137 30 per ton, and 108 carloads, assaying | $32 56 per ton. STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. SATURDAY, May 27—12 m. UNITED STATES BON’DS. Bid. Ask. d. Ask. 4s qr coup. IN%IOG 4s qr cp new. !:n 1321, 4s ar res...104% 3s qr coup...104 mu‘ uxscmus BONDS. Ala A W O W gtd 5s. — o1 Asso Oil B5s. 871 Oceanic S s o7 Bay CPC 5s.10614107% Om Cable €s.120% — Cal C G 5s.106% — G Im 4s. — 97! CalGEExR PoE Ry 5e..100 — m & ct 5s. 983 — |Pac L&P 5s.100% — Cal-st C Se.112%3 — P& CH 6s. — — CCWatBs10l — |P&ORS6s13 — EdL & P 6s.123 128 [Powell-st fs.. — — F & C H 6s.112% — Sac EG&RSs.104% — Geary-st Bs.. 50 — |SF.Ok& SJSs. — 108% H_C&S 5%s.104% — |SF & SJVBa.119% — Do 5s _....104%106% Sterra R 6s.. — — L L . lec: — Sa.i 37 LAG &E1 5s. — 104 | *(1910) . - LARySs..118 — (8 P of C 68 LAL gtd 55,101 — | (1905)Sr B.100% LAP lem 55103 106 | (1908) 108% — Mkt-st C 6s.115% — | (1912) . ¥ 113%114, Do lcm 5s.115% — [SPC 1 cg 5s. — — MV& M —" — | Do stampd.107% — NR of C 66108 — |S P B R €s.134 — Do 8s ....119 — [|S V Wat 6a.108% — NPCR 8106, — Do 4s 2dm. 9% — N C Ry Bs.. — 112 Do 4s 3dm. 990% — NCPCBs 9% — | Do 957 08y O GLAH 501083 — (Stkn GaEGs. 08 — ©Oak T Co 6s. — UG&E 5s.104 ' — Do Ba ... UR of SF 4s. 88% — J118% — Do con 5a.111 112% WATER STOCK! Contra Costa 42 nlem Costa.. Marin Co.... 55 GAS p £V Wat Co. 37% 87% Otntl.hl’ 8" rtel Powr. SALES. Morning Sesion. 4899 Associated . 1500 Associated, 2000 Monarch s 30 . Mining Stocks. SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHA Following were the sales on the San Fran. cisco Stock and Excha Board yesterday: Morning Sessio—Comstocks. es . . 23| 600 Overman n % é:\‘ledcnl. 59{ 200 Potesi . .« 08 600 Caledonia 60| 100 Savage .. 100 Sterra Nev. Va M Co.1 70| e Coen 200 Yellow Jackst. 1000 Crown Point.. m 800 Mexican .. CLOSIN' G QLO’I‘ATXONS. 06 45 2 38 Ophir 7 ur(mhh' Brm n 18| Overman 14 31| Potost - o 8 75 Savage % 0 76! Seorplon 13 B 02/ Seg Belcher... 08 09 19/ Sterra. Nev.,.. 41 42 08' St Louls % 10 05 Stiver HIll. 98105 —|Syndicata 10 13 52 Lnlcn Con. 82 63 )57 s 3 TONOPAB AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS. larnlu Sesslon. %Wh-cnlnn n 10] °500 MacNamara. .- o 09l2000 3 | 4000 Black Butte.. 392000 8 1500 Brougher's J. | 1000 B Butler's Ex. 18| 360 e 2000 Brown Hope.. 16 2000 1000 Bifg Jumper. 10{1000 55 2000 Bifg Jumper. 11(3100 5 130 Bits me,um 122600 52 000 Bl 510 53 1000 13 500 18 N Y T Con,sid Bk Bullfrog_Min.1 00| 500 3500 33 1000 Bifg M.b30.1 02% 1000 ° 1000 Bifg Mhood oTig! 1000 38 500 California 1212000 30 500 ipse ...... 32! 100 © 100 Gold “Anchor.. 88! 1300 3 200 Gold Anchor.. 871000 38 400 Golg Anchors 82000 0 000 Gt West. b 90 05| 1000 39 500 Jim Butier .. 99|1000 16 1300 Jumbo M Co. 771000 30 200 Jumbo M Co. 78f n H 08 1000 Jumbo Ex 15‘ msoo Hmo Con 530 08 | 1000 Lige Harrt 500 Ton Home Con_ 07 [ 1000 Ktwich 3t Ga 2311000 ‘l‘u Mgwy? nm [ 2000 Kweh M. b 80 500 Ton 1 1000 Kwon M. b 30 2111000 Ventara 1. it CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Tonopah District. Bid. Ask. Bid Ask. .1 25 1 27 MacNamara... 42 48 — 12|Midway ......1 80 1 63 — 18 Mizpah Ex ... 11 18 12 13|Mont Ton .8 003 02 20 21 Mon Pittsburg 23 == 10! Monitor ...... ® — 8 90|N Y Ton Con. 18 19 — 17| North Star. 53 34 15 —! Qhio Ton . 39 15 16/Red Rock Ex. — 28 Gold Mt Con. — 02! Rescue . 8 Great Westrn 04 05(Ton Exten ...4 50 500 Ind Tonopah., 0L 02(Ton Home Con 08 07 Home ... 08 06/Ton Slv & Gld 15 — Jim Butler .. 85 90| Ton of Nev.13 00 13 37 | 3 Butler Ex. 20 25 United Ton . 06 Little Ton ..3 00 4 00{ West End ... 75 S0 Lucky Tom... — 02 Goldfleld District. 06/ Red Top Ex.. 21| Sandstorm TaiSandstorm B Adams . 07 09 Highland — 28 Atlanta 08 10 Jumbo M % T Aurora . 10 12{Jumbo Ex ¥ 1B Black Ants .. — 04Juno .... - B Black Butte.. 39 40/Kendall ... 220 = Blk Butte Ex 02 04 Kendall Bx .. — 10 Black Rock.. 08 04| Lone Star 12 M Blue Ball 08 0V Lucky Star .. — 0% Blue Buu 20 23 Mayne ... — B Braokly; 01 02(May Queen .. 20 2 Butte GlaAd.. — 26 Monawk - 8 20 Bull & Bear. 0% 06/ Nevada Boy .. — 35 Booth M Co. 08 30 33 coD.. 15 — o Columbia. 14 10 — Columbia Mt. 30 = ® Conqueror ... 16 2 — o Diamond._., 08 11l Potiatéh 10 14 Diamondfield. 43 44/ Red Lion o4 08 13 16[Red Top s 39 e | — 19 s 40 05 — = 12 L o8 3 16 Gold Hill ... — | Goldfteld Min. 33 58 3 %3 » Ona Rand.. 06 08 Treasure — e Goldfield Ton. — 03| Verde . — Great Bend .. 10 20/ Vernal o o7 Hibernia — 15/ Wonder . 03 o4 Commercial Continued on Page 27. ADVERTISEMENTS. GOLDFIELD CHIEF "MINING CO. TREASURY STOCK Is Being Offered by the COMMERCIAL BANK $10°1%5= 8100 $50 s g5 g $100.2= ${000 Bwllw 'nimm!nnmlomadinth tho-n-lv- p‘tnhc GOLDFIELD DISTRICT, in cality as other mines that have Jui from as low as 10c per share to & for their owners of from 100 TO 500 CENT, and some of them have much more in less than m year. CHIEP sure to ad- vance rapidly and mvntm—- -houu make flmoy by buying early on the ‘ground Goldfield beats the world’s best record on &vhc production of gold. has hken from the Goldfleld c::n‘gy M.nd R e s e ) e a :’l‘"-nnc. north of Goldfield. It is not unusual for investors to make m 100 to 500 per cent on money in- - Millions are yet to be taken and only nvnh development. Seven Mills and Raflroads,are rapidly E SagRE- aiiflfi 788 I |§g nearing completion. A little money invested now before the are completed will be well spent and make 100 or mor> for 1. m" nlollcind roht‘i;‘a : isted stock Gddna Bullfrog or ties. for pm.poetu‘ m‘r Address TONOPAH- GOLOFIELD BULLFROG STCCKS=——=MINES We are on ana the ground and cam give you re- g 9 g&.{, % i ', ®, 930087 T ?l Tal 3y o Our weekly market letter free, also illustrat- ed beoklet of Tonopah and w*‘ STARR & DULFER