The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 7, 1905, Page 15

SUMMARY es quiet, but with a firm ton e in Pacific Codiish. higher and tl.e ru steady and Rye weak. ecdstuffs as previously quote P lighter supply, wing to hot © irregular. Cotton still rising. OF THE MARKETS. g €. ctuation in Exchange or Silver. ion of Coffee reported strong. Cash Grain rirm. mder reduced crop estimates. rarily firer wunder moderate receipts. d. veather. in the Poultry or Game market. rm doing some damage to green I'egetables. THE SAN FRANCISCQ CALL, FRIDAY, JULY 7 . ...| 98%] 09 5 1106% 107 | Do | 02% ] 984 3.00{ Do 24 pta.. 92| 93 1,100/Republic S & T 20 Do pfd 11,100/Southern. Pao 490 Do prd 1,400/Southe: > D m Ry . eEE F ge 9714, 89 uons end Citrus Fruits in diminished receipt ané stzady. . R mo i, 4o ik 2‘»3 : """ 506 Cn: TS F| Biik| 6alh| Giw| G4te ons continue to advance under scarcit 2% Sl g ] S > | o i Fruits very firm. Walnut crop reported shorier | R4 > vl fo s = e X 4 3 lu's nyren -|1221%1125 further change in Provisions or Meats. 16000 § Leather . | . . 7 & verr./U 8 Realty 9 o firm. Hides steady. Hops easy. 200U S R & R Co. szl 2% 511 1 Merchunts' Exchange Ticket. A large sum of the last Japanese loan re- LB ies] 88 | 831 d e minated for @i~ | mains on depowt in New York and is placed | s 31001 100 o a: hange to be | ! bere, so that the Japaness Go: 00 va.Cas Chem Co ; ] on July 18: | & of its balances might have Po ptd | W_ Fer- |&n important effect on the New York money | 200 Wabash Goodall, J. | market. The digestion of profits was per- 200 Do pta B. Robinson, | sistent and as a rule the day’s !mporu gains 100, Do deb Bs . ar and Arthur | &Fe restricted to a few stocks. The closing | |Weils Fargo Ex. | tone was Irregular. | 100 Western Unlon ——— | Bonds were eteady. par value, | The Cotton Market. $4.359, United S were un- | w rk wires of E. F. Huuon & |chansed on call | 100, &LE - y said | New York Stock List. 3] De 1st plgd i to rule much | E. F. Hutton & Co., 490 California street, T s B pre we called | San Francisco, members of the ork ]m“l‘-):”’;" bilities as We | Stock Exchange, furnish the following official e has strength- | quotations of that Exchange: elic market in ion we can | Sues STOCKS. Am Am ¢ Am # Do 11,400, Am 100, D for ship digioin R -B Canad M Do > R Do Do States): this Coftee | 0,000 io @ a r of about 11, { is mow down to The increase two previous years during the crop year | --- visible supply e crop year Y'v'r!rs to-day, and it | ... Do e cog e of the fact that in | 14,800/Colo r cent of the Do 500/ Colo in Burope and 500,000 bags, apd . [Diami 7 encounter Diee Sm &Rt Butterick Co -ICol Hock C 300 Del & Hudson "700/Detroit Un Ry.. | Detroit Foulhem‘ 10| Dis Securities Tel. 3r Twine lnd: & L. Amer Ewel )-d, X da Southern fan Pacific &s: P. e ) prd .. s P g Fuel & Tron| vrd &1 South, a heavy 400, Do 1st pfa.... .. 10000 Do 24 pra.... statistical 1,000,Consolidated Gas ee 2 _further -|Corn Products ..| the crop Do ptd prd ond Match . & -11023 102 114311815 118%; [113% 9815 9815 971a| 90 187 |High|Low. 3% 31y 8 4 (10435 {10815 35 78 84%) 102 -1180% (1781, 1793 179 15615156 1y 00—Total hares sold. New York Bonds. ef 23 reg..103%] Japan s, cert. % Coupon. .- 1037 Japan G5, 2d ser. 98 3s reg.. m.su Japan $1s, cert coupon.. & N unified & 104 new 4a reg. coupon.. old 4s “reg. 104 coupon Amer Tob 4s. IS et no. | Minn & St L4 choice quoted at 10@10%:. extra choice at 1lc and fancy at 12@15c. PEACHES—Are strong in tone. owing to the advancing tendency of the market for futures, but spot Q‘wtlflonl are \Inoh h 2 light demand. 2 e are q A LT%010%c; cen n steady to firm. Loose Muscatels are quoted at 53@6%c; seeded raisins, usocxcv London layers, $1@115. New York Metal Market. NEW YORK, July 6.—The London tin mar- ket added slightly to the advance of yesterday, «closing at £140 §s for spot and £139 5s for fu- tures.” The local market S finn in sympathy with spo® quoted at $30 70@3! Spot ccpper was mchlnnd at £66 in Lon- dom bt itures were a shade ‘lower at £66 18 d.” Some dealers are still sald to-be holding for §15 25 for lake, but the demand is moderate, and, generally speaking, both lake and electro- 1ytic are quoted at $15 and casting at $14 45. Lead was firm but uncnanged at $4 80 in the local market and higner at £13 I in_London. Spelter was unchanged in both markets, clol» lng at §6 30 locully and at £23 17s 6d in Lon- o closed at 40s 4d in Glasgow and at 43s extra_choice, RAISINS—Are 6d in Migdlesboro. Locally fron was un- chul'ed 1 foundry is.quoted at $16 259 6 50; $15 W@le: No. 1 do, Sout ern, tlbzfl 15 %5: No. 1 do, eott, $1525@16: No.' 2 do soft, $14 T5G15 25. Grain Movements. NEW YORK. July 6.—Special cables and telegraphic communications received by Brad- street’s show the following changes In the movement of grain: Wheat—United States and Canada,, east of | Rockies, decreased 1,005.000 bushels; afloat for and tn Europe, increased 1,800,000 bushels: total supply, decreased 105.000 bushels. Corn—United States and Canada, east Rockles, increased 2,104, Oats—United States and Canada, Rockles, decreased 113,000. of east of CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. Future Grain and Provisious. CHICAGU, July 6.—The wheat market was weak from the start. September was Jdown e o e to L@%e at 2K Gizige. The ain factor of weakness was the im- proved weather condition. A contrébutory fac- tor was the decline in the price of wheat at Liverpvol. Sellers were given increased en- couragement by the movement of wheat in the Southwest. This led to heavy selling of the July option and there was a sharp decline In the price of that delivery. Other months were decidedly affected by the profit taking in July. Before the end of the first hour Sep- tember had declined to. 86%c. On the break commission houses purchased fréely. The buy- ing resuited in a quick upturn, September ad- vancing to ST%@ST%c. The rally was helped by a dual report made by two well-known erop experts estimating the total yleld of win- ter wheat at 350,000,000 bushels to 363,000,000, whereas inferences from Government figures make the yield about 435,000,000. The mar- ket, however, lacked any fresh damage re- ports{to give confidence to the bulls, and on that account a reaction soon occurred, follow- ing renewed liquidation. A prominent long was credited with liberal sales during the last hour of trading. The market closed weak, with September e down at N6 @S68&c. Sentiment in the corn pit inclined the buil- ishness. A firm tone prevalled at the close. September closed at 55ec. Weakness of wheat caused moderate profit taking in oats, resulting in an easy ma September closéd 4e off at 317 Provisions were firm at the start as a of decreased receipts of hogs. The slump' in Do 6s wheat| however, caused some profit taking, Atch gen 4s resulting In a slight loss. At the close pork Rod b g and lard wore each dowm e and ribs were 1 0! a shade lower, By “""(' 5 Closs® "Whiat-No. 1 hard. s115; No. o o 33s . v : s o104 | Northern, §1 11; No, 2 Northern, $1 08; July, | B 95:,‘,‘(\)‘? & r‘:{d:ml,.l 961 | §1 Septerober, . 8215@92%c; December, %| Do 24 inc. Pa conv 314s.....10414 | 98%c. | Ches & Ohlo Reading gen 4s The leading futures ranged as follow: F BRGNS ol I a3 ) Articles 0| High. Low. Close. % | C. B & Qnew4s.101% St L & S F (g 4s. 88% | Wheat / C. R T& Pac dsl S3|St LS W con 4o 313 July ss sox Do_col 938! Seaboard A L 4s. 8914 | September s soy 0 2% stan e wn,.;sa Pacific s 3 | December 8613 867 10% | Gl Term 4%.,... 9313/ So Rallway ba....118% | _Corn Na . 9, ¥ Colo Midland 4s.. 357 Sox & Pac lste. 121% | July (cld) 55 561 {10l Colo Rideng, Tol, St L & W ds. 8% | July (new) sy e 1189 | Gllo Ina Gs, ser A 15 | Union Pacific 4s..106% | September 5% 55 130, | Do bs, ser | Do conv 4s 130 | Sept. 5 et 7 | Cuba B cert U'S Steel 2a {Des. 9 914 Bon & hio & 4x 10005 Wabach lsts | ~oats 1053 | Dier Securities bs 80 , Do deb B 5 L s a2y 107 | Erie prior lien 4s5.101 | Western Md | Septe 81 31y | 38 Do gen s 931 W & L Erle -n:u | December S1% 31% {80 | ;W& D C Ists.112%| Wis Central 4% | _ Mess pork, per bhi— S 85 | Hock Val 43s...110 | .l‘;{;'mrm- L 15 5y {2 ~ 102 ‘ New York Mining Stocks. e el B Adams Con . 30| Little Chiet . Lard, per 100 i Alice . 58) Ontario | July T5T% TETY% | Breece . 3olophir . 25 | September 795" 725 | Bruns Con . 05/Phoenix . October 7 T382% ... 4 | Comstock Tunnel. 0S| Potost . Short rits, e Con Va Min Co.. 1 30| Savage 38 | July Horn Silver ..... 1 70| Sterra Nevad 2) | September . | Tron silver 3 15, Small Hopes - 30 | October | Leaaville Con 06| Standard .. 125 Boston Stocks and Bonds. H% 1 Money— Call loans . Time loans. | . Bonas— Adventure | Allouez . Amal Copp , | Railroads— %3 | Atchison | Do prd Boston & |188 Boston & Maine.1 Centennial ... 31% | Boston Elev .....167 |Copper Range . | Fitchburg prd... 135 | Daly West | Mex Central ..... 21%| Dom Coal N'Y, N H & H..199%| Franklin Pere Marquette... 88 | Granby . | Union Pacific .. 130%|Isle Ro; s | Miscellaneous— Mass Mining | Ammer Atge Chém. 28| Michizan . Mohawk “ Mont Coal & Coke 4| Old Dominion Amer Sugar ,|Osceola . | Doopta...... .38 Amer Tel & Tel 13! | Amer Woolen ... - | " Do pra . il | Pom Iron & S ,Ed Elect Tliu Gen Blectric Do ptd | Mass Gas . | Wolverine sing Stocks. Y Central .. Cons for money.. | “Do for acct | Nor & Western... & Anaconda, Do ptd 95 Atchison ont & Wesiérn:.. 5it { Cash Grain and Provisions. CHICAGO, July 6.—Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady. No. 2 spring wheat, $1 102 115; No. 3, $1 05@1 10; No. 2 red, 9 %@M%m No. 2 corn, 57c; No, 2 yellow, 57 2 oats, a2 No,' 2 white, 33%@34%c: white, 321@33%c; good feeding barley, 42 44c; falr to rho!ce malting, +7@46c; No. flaxsead, §1 Northwestern, § | prime {imothy sced, _$3 25@3 30: mess pork, Sl pe rbbl, $12 5512 €0: lard. per 100 Ibs, §7 05; Fhort ribs sides (loose), $7 55@7 63; short clear sides (boxed), $7 T5@7 S734; whisky, basls of high wines, $1 27; clover, contract grade, $12 2613, Articles— Receipts. Shipments. Flour, bbls . 22,700 17,400 Wheat bu & Corn, bu 167,300 Oats, bu 161,700 Rye, bu .. P il Bariey, bu 109,200 9,300 Butter, Cheese and Eggs. CHICAGO, July 6.—On the Produce Ex- change to- the butter market was steady: creamerles, 16@20c: dairies, 15@18c. Hggs steady; at mark, cases Included, 13¢; firsts, lic; prime, 15%c. Cheese easy, 9%@10%c. | BASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET. Chicago. CHICAGO, July 6.—CATTLE—Receipts, S000. Slow and steady. Good to prlme steers, §5 50 825; poor_to medium, $3 80@5 30 feede $2 50@4 30; cowl 3@ | l""fi&? 10; c?nners, 1 50@3; | calves, $3@6 25. |, HOGS—Raceipts_to-day, 20.000; to-morrow, 1905, Northern Wheat Market. e OREGON. RTLAND, July G.—WHEAT: b g lediom, weae. WASHINGTON. TACOMA, July 6.—WHEAT — Unchanged. Milling—Bluestem, SSc; Club, S2c. i A e Northern Business. TACOMA, July 6.—Cleariings, $561,427; bal- ances, $i8,802. % SEALLE, July 6.—Clearings, $1,162,643; balances, $316,690. PORTLAND, July o.—cmrlnn $1,006,81S; balances. $159,530. SPOKANE, July s—cu.nn“ $525,063; bal- ances, $46,361. LOCAL MARKETS. L Exchange and Bullion. 'n;e Cu;mm-houla value ?! I.h'ull,le:lm dlol- lar for the quarter bégiun! remains at 49.8 cents for goods invoiced Mexico and has n fixed at 45.8 cents for goods trom all other countries. The former is the gold standard value of the Mexican dollar and the latier the computed bullion value. LOCAL Sterling Exchange, sixty days. Sterling Exchangé, sight Sterling Excbange. cables New York Exchange, si New York Exchange, tel Silver, per ounce. Mexican Dollars, 3 INTERNATIONAL. New York on Paris . New York on Mexico Paris on London . Berlin on London Wheat and Other Grains. WHEAT—Liverpool futures were lower and Parls futures higher. Chicago was ¢ lower. In this market futures were higher, with & $00d trade, but the cash situation was s pre- viously quoted. Minneapolis wires: Jones and Inglts make winter Wheat crop 365,000,000 bushels on Government acreage and 850,000,000 on St Bureau acreage CASH WHEAT (OLD). tornia Club, $1 4T4@1 52%; California ot Australtan, $1 0@1 85 Northern Club, §$1 50G1 55 Northern Bluestem, §$1 623; Northern 3 %1 5001 51%. per st igwer grades of Wheat. §1 30@1 45 per otl FUTURES. Seman 9 m u xo g, m. For export December .. ll % ll ms Sl EK ‘1 IZH 2 p. m. session. Open. High. _Low. _Close. Decomber ...$1 428 $1 43 $1 43% §1 42% BARLEY—The market was firmer yestor- day. with cash grain and futures both higher. The trading In futures was heavy and the advance was due to light receipts and reports frof the country that the.crop was not turn- ing out as well as expected. From the Butte d Colusa sections come reporis that the crop will be 80 per cent under previous esti- mates, the threshing returns are making an_unfavorable showing. talk has re- duced the estimates of operators trom 700,000~ton €rop to ut a $00,000-ton crop. BARLEY. A new: old Brewing, Chevaller, new, $1@1 10 per ctl. FUTURES. Session 9 to 11:30 a. m. Open. High. Low. Close. cember ... 91% 82 o1% 92 eller yr.new 90 90 90 20 2 p. m. session. Open. High. Low. Close. December ... 92 . 82 9% MK OATS—Are doing better again owing Hghter recipts andathe. Improvement In Bare ley, and prices aré about 2lc higher all around. ‘The demand Is better and offerings are much smailer, Red, $1 2735@1 30 for fancy, $1 20@1 25 for good to choice and $1 12)%@i 17% for com- mon. No other descriptions offering CORN~ Previous prices rule for the staple descriptions, with the tone steady and the demand fair. Egyptian Corn fs scarce and higher, Western sacked, $1 37%@1 40 for Yellow, $1 3T%@1 40 for iVhite and $1 35@1 87% for Mixed: Calttornia largs Yellow. #1401 io; small tound do. §1,47401 00; Wite, $1 5746 1 40; Egyptian, sl J001 30 tor | White and $1 35@1 40 for Brown. RYE—Spot offerings are iight, but the mar- ket is qulet and weak at $1 #0@1 50 per ectl, according to ty. BUCKWHEAT—$§1 75 top figure for seed lots, with the 25 per etl, Flour and Farinaceous Goods. FLOUR—California Family Extras, 5 10, usual terms; Bakers' Extras, $i 70G5: 01![:: and Washington, jobbing at $i@i 50 ver FARINACEOUS GOODS—Prices in packages are as follows: Ggaham Flour, § per 100 Ibs; Rye Flour, $3%75 (in barreis $4 ;_Rye Meal, $3 50 (In_barrels, $4 50): Rice Flour, $8; Corn Me: ; extra cream do, $3 75; Oat Me-l : Oat Groats, $4 50y Heminy our, $% 508 Hay and Fee The Hay dealers are quoting a firmer mar- ket, especlally for choice grades, which are in moderate receipt at present. In fact, cheice old Hay is about gone At the same time they &ay that the market is in such condition that any marked increase in receipts would probably break it. There is no change in Feedsl.urtl BRAN—$21 50@22 50 per MIDDLINGS—$25 50428 07 per ton. SHORTS—-$23G24 per ton. FEEDSTUFFS—Relled Barley, $21 M;mhbl jobbing ufls. ' Olicake Meal at the mill, $33 50@: ; Cocoanut Cake at miil, $22@" obbin; $23: Cocoanut Meal at mill, 32 §23; Corn Meal, $30 50G31 50 §31G52; Mixed Feed, $22 5024 $30@40 per ton; Broom Corn Feed, 80c per etl: Calfalfa Meal, carload lots. $21; jobbing. §22 50 per ton; Mealfalra, $18 in car lots and $2U tor smailer quantities, HAY—Old _crop—Wheat, $10G14: Wheat and Oat, $9@13; Oat, $8@12; Barley and Oat, $8@1050; Volunteer ild Oat; stable, §7 50¢9; stock, $5 50@7 50; Clover, $1@ 10; Alfalfa, 10 pér ton. New crop—$3@l for Wiid Oat, $6@l1 for Sown Oat, $9@13 50 for Wheat and $7@12 for Wheat ana Oat; Amlu —30@80¢ per bale. . STR. Bean d Seeds. There are no further changes in Beans the market for most descriptions ruling firm. BEANS—-Baycs, $3 30r4; Pea, $3@3 b0; But- ter, §2 5 small White, $325@3 75; large narily fancy ‘are now merely firsts, fact. oftcn seconds. The Butter from Marin, Sonoma other affected heat, ceipts are holding their own much better. Eggs are quigt at the prices which have ruled for e time. Receipts were 76,500 Jbs Butter. 1357 cases Eggs wd 17,900 ibs Cheese. BUTTE! R—cmmry at first hands, 19c for extras and 18@18 for lower and medium grades: dairy, 170!81 c; cold storage, nomindl; store Butter, 16@17c. CHEESE—Fancy. 10c; choice mild new, 9@ 03¢ fair gl. good, “835&3 melb Americas, 10%@1le; Eastern, per 33&:—&.@ 20¢ ful‘h llme 'hllé uuem 18@19¢ for falr to choice; store :“l‘%c Bastern firsts, 18¢: seconds. IS .l‘lc per dozen. Deciduous and Citrus Fruits. Recelpts of truits, while dectduous st . Were less liberal than previously with an improved demand for local consump— tion the market had a bealthier tone and close cly of some varieties were readily effected. Peaches were In light supply higher and prices of Plums, Prunes and Apri- cots were steadier. Onme brand of Plumd known as the Peach varlety soid up to 75¢ account were re. were in light for ordinary pack- m‘”". Al 1w Wi steck, while low- S SR ¥ and weak. The S afimsed hot weather Haid Melons steady’ first Nutmeg Melons for the season -we-red trom Clarks! on the Sacramento River. One _small and|one large box came in and sold for $1 and §2 fespectively, Berrles ruled weak under continued heavy receipts, and surphis lots _of Loganberries, Raspbe: Jarge Stdwhmrios went 0 the e o g side rites. kinds of Citrus fruits ruled firm nnder llzht supplies and a brisk demand. St were extremely light and aval :bln supplies _cleaned up fly ‘at sharply advanced 'quotations. The steamer Santa Rosa, which arrived In the afterncon h‘nm lol.llhlrn ports. brought less than 1000 LOG. BLAGKBERRIES—$2 50 cmu.m $125G2 7 ord{.n:ryp‘ chu:ssnmm—nm ' % b, RRANTS—$1 chLEHN 181 S per - £ A - or faney, e o e et Tor' com- ‘mon. APRI Crates, 50g00c; small boxes, 30 @50c: in bulk, $20§25 pe: on.. PEAC! carriers T5cg$1; large boxes, Sl PEARS—Bartletts, $1 T 1 and Mfl for No. 2; “per Box for No. born Seedlings, ISC? r box. L"Hs—smlll boxes and crl 30@00c; Emnu. c per crate and 3 par bas- NECTARINES—50c erate. FIGS—Per box, 65c - lflk.boNS—C-nnlm:gn. per crate, small, 5uave: medium, $§1 251 75; large, $202 50; Watermelons, $1 6063 80 per dozen,. 1 50 RAPES—$1G1 20 per crate. CITRUS. BHUITS -Oranges, Nas 3 50; Sediiataneas: Swats 'h v‘h’\m-n- cias,’ $350G4; St. Michasls, $1 759 25; Lem, ous. $3 50@+ for fancy, $3@3 25 for chelce and $2 50G2 75 for standard; Grape Fruit, $1 309 2 50: Mexican _Limes, 50 per crate; nas, $2 50@3 per bunch for Central Amer- lcan and $1@1 75 for Hawalian; Pineapples, §1 50G2 50 per dozen. Dried Fruits, Nuts, Raisins and Homey. A shortage In the Walnut crop ls now re- Ew" though its extent Is not yet definitely The trade continue to report firm markets for Fruits, but there is. nov much doing, as the old crops are about cleaned up and there is little_disposition among growers to sell for future delivery in view of the rising markats. This is especially the case with Prunes, which the New York Journal of Commefec says: “‘The market on the coast is very strong and some people there are talking of a 3isc f. 0. b, bag basis as a probabllity of the near future.' The same paper reports an active demand for all descriptions of California_Raisins on the spot or for. prompt shipment from the coast. Loose Muscatels are partieularly want— ed, but the supply there is virtually exhausted and ths small quantity avallable on the coast is held at prices which buyers are not jet ready to pay. For loose 3-crowns, 43¢ f. 0. b. and for 4-crowns 4%c f. o. b. is asked by sellers on the coast. Stocks of fancy seeded Raisins there are light and the market is tending upward. On the coast nothing in the way of seeded is obtainable except choice, which buyers do not yet seem disposed to take hold of. FRUITS—Apricots, 5%@8c for new crop Royals and 114@12%c for Moorparks, Luture delivery; Peaches, new crop, 0%@ 6c for standards, 6@6ic for choice, 84 @ 6i4c for extra choice and 644@T4 for Fancy; Pears, old, 7@llc; Plums, nominal; new Evaporated Appies, 614@7c per poun PRUNES—OId crop, 2@2%c per Ib for the four sizes and 2% G3c basis for the large sizes. No dafinite new crop qunutlah.l yet. Most growers retuse to sell under de. RAISINS—1004 ctop €, o. b. Fremno—Debesa clusters, $1 35@1 40: London Layers, 85@95c: Loose Muscatels, 4-crown, 434@be; S~crown, 4@élac; 2-crown, 2% G3c; Seedless, 5@6ic: Thompson's Seedless, 434@4lc; Seedless Sul- tahas, unbleached, 2%@3c per Ib. NUTS—Walnuts, No. 1 softshell, 12@13¢: No. 2, 10@llc; No. 1 hardsheil,-120; No. 2. 1uc; Almonds, 18@17c for Nonpareils, 15@16c for I X L and Ne Plus Ultra and 11@i2c for Languedoc;. Peanuts, 6@ic for jEasternt Pe- cans. 11@13c; Cocoanuts, $4 HONEY—Comb, 11@13%e for whm and 99 10c for amber: water white extracted, 5%@ 6lzc; Light amber extracted, 3@dlc; dark, 3@ 4% BEESWAX—27@29¢ per Ib. Provisions. CURED MEATS—Bacon, 11%¢c per Ib for heavy, 11%@12c for light medium, 13¢ for light, 13%c for extra light and 151%@16%4¢ for agars cured: dry Salt Hides, 93ic; Bellies, 11c; Fast ern sugar-cured Hams, 13%@143e; atitor- nia Hams, 123c; Mess Beef, 310 per bbl; extra Mess, §10 50g11; Family, $12: pnm Mess Pork, §14 50; extra cles Bmfll!d $16 50; Pig Pork‘ $24; Pigs’ FE!( Beef, 15¢ per Ib. LARD—TI!!LGD quoted at 5%c per Ib for California compound, 7e¢ for Eastern com 4 and 9%c for pure; half-barrels, pure, 104c; 10-1b tins, 10%¢; 5-1b tins, 10%e; 3-1b tins, 10% 0. e COTTOLENE—One half barrel, 8ie; threa half barrels, 8§1ic; one tierce, Sc; two tlerces, T%e; five tierces ‘Hides, Tallow, Wool and Heps. Al conditions remain as before. Hops rule weak, with reported concessions by hoiders, 15 AUCTION SALES ” AUGTII]N SALE = IW--HORSES--IW and_Dolores. WOOD & BUTTON. = ™ At Agchon Monday, July 10, af 11 o’clock At the m'rnmn'xov,u. HORSE over, munmdwmho.oldw Twelfth and Harrison sts., broken and un! MARKET, T will gell 100 head e_highest bidder. ATKINS, Auctioneér. b &N 2 AUCTION SALE 100 HEAD HORSES 100 Next THURSDAY, July 15, at 1 p. m., 75 unbroke head of broke and 25 head of horses, !mlmwlmw- from the ranch of llr A. n Hulcm 'y County, Horees at sales ‘ednesday. J\Ilyll mllnmoo(nh- lots of horses ghown this season and buyers will do weil to mma. Positively no outside horses sdmitted. at this sale, Pt 20 Elaine, line, in bulk, 14 oline, in bulk, 14! arums RED AND WHITE LEAD -Red Sc per 1b; Whits Lead, 7i4@Se. quantity. SUGAR—The Western pany quotes as follows per Orullod and Hno Cry b, In 100-ib than seventy-five barrels or its equivalent. DFISH— PACIFIC CO! around. Receipts of Produce. FOR THURSDAY. JULY & | Paper. rolls 500 Chicory. bbls . 2203/ Brandy. gals 225/ Wool, bales ... STOCK MARKET. . 2,000/ Quickstiver, fisks. ©: cases, regula: Easte: -Prices are lower all - Bundles, per 1b, 4 cke cases, extra ln-. 33e; : “Norway,” oy _bene- 8G9 pickled Cm! ubl B0 T Cod. hllt*bbhv $4 75, - ” s Local Securities Still Qufet, but Firm i Tone. While business on the Stock and Bond Ex- change Steamanip Tose 10 §7 continued quiet several noteworthy advances. yesterday the gen- Ws of the mashet wus frmn. n.nd th-m Pu:lern 50, Alaska went up another point and a haif to $91 nna Makawell Sugar rose to $36. Were ex-coupol land cifie Coast 'Ratiway, Telephone and Telegraph. 8 per cent, $3. The Tonopah mining stocks wers than for 3 long time not. changed. Ol companies paid yesterlay as follows: shay $10, The n: regulas mont The California Strest Cable ock of cent paid October 24, 1 the campany, hat The Somcra Quartz Ntoms t of 1 cent per share, dau.nuunt AW1 ment pel At the regular_annual meeting of the holders of the Bank City -ana - County Tmperial, 30 cents $20,000; Thirty-three, 10 cents per M 4 per cent, $2; Sunset quieter matertally uu he old Tboard of divectars was To- g | Petinsyivania . € - .| Do Bonds . | id | 22.000.. Steady to e higher. Mixed and butch- | White, $2 50@290; Pink, §1 50G2 w for fair | poth "on this coast and in the New Yark | clected, with A. J. Lowen as tirme rithont baring & b o o { b lz'f:' b :.7?" | Bulk: i e el $55035150 Ay Radher Siodbo: Backeres, | market Mol leaoed wp SrOnE, With | e e awaas, dividends, at the Tate of B Ao A EETA s DRI | kB Rl S f‘e-flv,,,.g";.;s Singe Sl Busban B h"'F‘{,?.,,“‘”f“"‘?;?,‘"" ang brands il | per cnt per smmum wers Daid. | | B E G0i; | cholce mixed, $3 0G4 estern sheep, Ak & abou c under quotations. Hea: oy i Yontt | G5 40; mative Jambe, inclugiag soring “iamva, | Mosiard, newinals iex $2300% 30 canay, | Bewve "Hiie! meatim, e gt e: ‘Cow | STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE- EASTERN MARKETS. roiston ‘; s ,‘ A N . o for. Utal] nave, 3%@3%ss; Timeiny, nomi: s !"g% ls‘:;’il‘eg: prd'fi)’r'séf"s.n.d v:'&' m,:. . THURSDAY. July 62 5. m. { - | i nal; e1 " Salted alf, C: 19¢; a— Sew York Monmey Market. BBy [ o Ll | OMAHA. July 6.—CATTLE—Recelpts, 3500. | Broom Cotn Sced, $20G21 per ton. e T vNITED STATES BONDS. NEW YOKK, July 6.—Mc on call steady | i s(i{-‘mb"x—fi'edemc ! Central - 1028 | Marker atout soady. Native steers, $370G | DRIED PEAS—Niles, $2¢225; Green Peas, g&fc ‘eaeh stort grog R0 sach: ;.23:‘3 s Bid Ask. %628 < iosing bid, 2 per cent - | Louje & Nash §3 Bags Ta: e .;?‘::ar?o;lw 8 faf aimeast | oW S :lnz e X LR des: | 4o gr coup.. = o 2' e o B -4 e x 3 g nn, 5 for la d 9275 1 . m e e 318 | B i o s, 81303, e 0350 il 84 | potatoes, Ontons and Veetabtes. | 5ol i i bt e S| - % dni oS ot B o i N (S @iven Biekty: 10 pnl e stage, $3UBLI0 0 e Recelpts of Potatoes were light yesterday, | Hides, drs, $175G2 for large and 1 8180 cor 5 e iy P g T e mercantile % | | The rate ‘of discount ‘in the open market | 5 et —Receipts, 10,000, 55,‘”" g fl digging having ceased temporarily in the river | medium, $1 for small and 30¢ for Ala A W S5 Far A Y S o ng exchange actual business | . for short bills 1s 1 1-16 per cent and for thres | 35 20@0 2 ”7“'“&“&‘]&::{\: ::"1?- by districts because of the heat, The market,was s“‘"_D"’ Mexfean, 30c; dry s .""‘"“ £ QL 35908 = |Om Cuble -fl-— r nkers' bills & 4870 for demand 8,800 Imnn{a unml s !monlhu bills 1% per cent. 1G5 SHLE * Recelpth, 6000, Ac " .M moderately active and firm for choice whm: dry Central Amerfcan, 3Cc. Geat 3 c-l’l} T |Pac @ Im 4= 96 = 97% -8t $4.858 for sixty-day bills. Postal gates, | “{Intefnatl Paper. ot s N0 { P t particularly box lots, but scorched and other- | Prime Angora Toe: extra large do, nu NN P E 08 110 e e i e g s LAY ‘,g\i’alem‘m;w&.-’.’:‘am 6 S0 wethers, 4750 | Wige poor stock conuinued o drag at low m-g-.L{cc medium, S0c; wmatl, S, 1 A l?'l‘_ . siiver, §5%e. =Mex . 45 -{Internat] Power. NEW YORK, July 6.—Cotton futures opened % Knnsur Cit; I ) Faa g "“' cperth; | it C 50112 — |P & O R 68110 — Governme n road e b & for the season was on sale and sold from 3@3%c; ©area. 2G214¢. - - Sovernment and rail | Ihternatl Pump. irreguiar. 45c; August, 10:30c; Sep- § CITY. July 6—CATTLE—Recelpts, | ifet Bands at fe per pound. - Yeliow Onions WGOL—Snfln‘ elipe Humboidt and Mendo- | C.C . IR R X % ", . H C. X there was no Improvement in e deman lor ree, le. o, lect P i . iy 6.—The 3 | P u re, $173@0 60; native cows and neuen. . -st 5s.. 50 — [SF & mm}fl JIhe o Sancks 1o take peiie e |+ e e ‘:fi ;2 S5 30 stockers " Andtosdurs, 2 1004 Prices of miscellaneous vegetables had uflm’s— S er 1n; 180 B R e T . - e on gy P 10.80¢; August, 10.65¢; Septembes Y | buils, $225@4; calves, $3 : Weuem red e. Do 8s ....108 — |Sterra R 6s.. — — e the publication an interview UgU c ;. ptember, 3 e; Oc- slight varlation and the general tone of the e ulative lead, [ tober: 10,70 ovember,” 10.8%c; ‘Deceber, | steors, 3485 26; Western fed dows, $3G4 arket was one of easiness Onme speclal Hom R T 8s.105% " rominent spec |Kanawha ‘& ‘M. | 16.80¢; Janus 10.010; Februg : | HOGS—Receipts, 9000. Wenk fo 5 lower o v Meat Masiet. L A Elec 8s. — — = " great confidence of th H anuary, c: February, 10.96c; 40; b brand of Gi Cov crates from Alameda &1 — 104 1910) - er prices had the K ‘« Ft S&M ptd|. 3 | March, i ‘April, 11.01c: May, 11.08c. Bulk of sales, $535@! :5 .na“n'xw' t‘% 3:) 8014 up to $1 —,;, but it was ditficult to obtain DRESSED MEATS. LAG '.!-.m = p s wood deal unse o R | Bpot closed ‘quet. "Middling uplands, ; | pagkers, $5 ;“"’“.“’ "“«‘;%o o, e O 0. |over 81 25 for 'the general run of offerings. | Wholesale ratés from slaughterers to dealers | L A Ry So 13 0% 1om% e S tar | middiing gulf, 11.35c. Sales, 8500 bale ==Reoelpt 5 ® Plant and Grecn Peppers were in in. | are as follows: £ s 1’ hod cffected the Iiechoc &3 | Muttbns, §4 4000 76; lamba, 7%"" range | ({Rsed supply and were selling by the box EF—3G5%c for Steers and 33@434e per | LAP lom e 100" 108 1% ‘the hands of the pow LE;L"’;"‘Z’; | | New York Grain and Produce. Neien 8 1 red wven in”some instances, - There was continued grm. | 1b ‘;or Come oo A o | - Do Seus Satisy — |spe 18— - AL—Large, 9Q7c; sma o Ve TUENIYS o tawie ang Do pfd ... e e e s MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS. D e e of Peas in the:flelds around the | MUTTON - Wothets: . 0gic: Ewes 30616 | MV&E e | T e — arket ‘would thus be lessemed. There was ,'?wnm'r—mcelpu. 600 vusheln: ‘Spot pacs: ""J,‘:,‘," e L o | O s sk MRt i T B Y Tout mitem = - elling of stocks, in fact. at avallable |1y steady, No. 2 red, $107 elevator; No, 2 Foreign Futures. wes oty A% N R 5s.104% — Do 4a 2dm. 1 - and “under cover of sustaining | rea. §1 C8Y f. 6. b, aficat: No. 1 Northern Du- Bl L % ;’o’gf“‘;.my R ’i&‘;‘g,gg"""'m;" ™ NG Ry e Do 4s 3am. e tacular movements in Other parts of the ! | luth, §119% 1. o. b. afloat; No. 1 hard Mani- Dec. | higher; Garnet s, T0@SCe per ctl. > NCPC s Do g mtgds - fell below the total it - e B e 3 15 6101 o b“ “’ 0G50 ver “sack: ""°" ufl‘&"‘fi“&'ifii.?&?‘.‘,“fl‘#&‘fim n-:"n% g"tn‘rcot fi.‘ Bs. ez iuge e tota In' view of more bearish weather and crop &t ; ou » = e was an mbsence of | news from the Northwést wheat was gene 8 10% | #1 45 per cent shrinkage for Cattie Do 5 of ST 45 0 — vering in Reading and Union Weaker to-0ny. losink & cent’ & busher. . Ong R ey m“fi'—"‘"‘u‘“fi oy 13 A o CATTLE Stegis, T1OTIC, C cow- and Heit- | Do con' 3. Co P 35 — 102% or two moderate rallles occurred on bull Noy-Feb | Wax Beans, 114G3c pér ib: Tomatoes, smail . WATER STOCKS.. of Reading ceme ¥rom many private winter wheat estimates and coverin; 285 | res and crates. $1 larse . boxes, TEALVES S GgAe per ib cm-\:w-um Costa 42 42% Port Costa... — 68 the encouragement of ‘the bold of shorts, but the market closed heavy at 2280 | 343 50; Summer Squash, Bt pe o !HBBP—W"MN ¥ wes, 3@8%e | Sonte Corr 88 — 18V Wat Co. 3 — ne mevement and the seemingiy 130 net decline. July. 8414GBe, closed Dtke: cumbers, $1@1 25 per box for bay and 63@sse ight). "'GAS AND ELECTRIC. » er of the advance. September, 00 15-16@91%c, closed 90%e; De- 100 o5 o rrvar: c-bb-n S0e per etz Carrots, 45c6‘1 Po5 Deet P. 3% 3%|Pac L Co,.. 6315 — % E";k oo S - o) e T e S i —— iy Ber paci (TR s TR oy Rty 10 300 lon. 5R@Ge: | Cont b ews 1% XIS PO &E N = i8] s = . \; . = : one *circulated ' of the HIDES—Dull. New Orleans Cotton Market, o e T L e TS AT and | Mutnal E L. — 1214/ Stkn G & B. 5 . whith if Was SEbmdes T Sp oetx. WOOL—Bieady. NEW ORLEANS, July 6.-Prices rose stead- | pers, S 90 4 Cones, Cyen, < T500#136 5 ¥ ent. Frie was affected in sympathy, PETROLEUM-—Easy. ily in the cotton t to-day until averaging | per sack @1 75 per crate. ion in Union Pacific was fostered COFFEE-_Tutures closed stéady. net un- | thirty points on active future positions was 1,70 per 5} intended extra dividend on | change@ to 5 points lo-u Sdlon, u.n?& . | recorded. and Game. 20 _ sthern Pacific apd St Paul ingiuiivg: September "0 8006 8. Octote E e . s = v i i, T it FREe, yomal p by St. Lowia Woal Market et e o A gy R s aparatively smail dealings. This 710c: March, ' 7.25@7.30c. iw!—Rlo, qulel. tions, and inrge:Heny. S 2 TS Lteatie aier 305 . o et of e et m it e e il Gl | e ot s ometotimer, oy | B e Rt S0 & e day. m | me- . A + is probable that consideration of | SUCAR_Raw. aull; falr refining, 39-18g | dium, 24G27c; fine L :,‘m"""‘;:“ in sacks: Pennsylvania An\hm,;: ol e 199 |30 it w8 jue, 'nJ.‘gi' mclagh e sin oatie Market. { was weak for every- 3 BB i oy, 5 A : 3 50@13 1, 1w‘\o,5§u1k & Waest 85%| 86 ::fi‘g;rrl teady, unchanged; receipts, LIVERPOOL, Ju: l'. ! ton . market per Ib for | ton In bulk and $15 in sacks: n...,-.u& frm n u 183 CHEEGE——Q\HOM unchanged. here closed at 8 ne galn of six points. wi ton. > s 192 T he: i Pmm'm- St. Louls Wool Market. for gailon Tor e Fophgg B that the T "n.m" 7 ey e o Woanolol | e LOUIS. July 6 _Wool steady. tetium et Tt 5 Government bonds 1o be released by the re- I | rart o aom m Southerns, 454 ¢4 20%0%0; g firn of Government depusits oo July 18 will %00 | 12G150. 0“ h'”" 3 1arge; Pigeons, $1 25 | Soc In barreis, ‘S50 SUGAR - g0 promytly into use for new issues of bank | 94 2 DRIED " | for Ceylon ] for allan; extra 84 |Makawell C.. . - EEu i woe aga o the aveiiable supmly 105 TED e dozen; Cotton- | bleached ‘Sperm O, a8 matdrel winios % 2% 1 | Snomea of currency and facilitate an outward move- 3 tinues very firm, 6%c bel nha in some ; Ofl, 83¢; Whale g H{ m‘-"% 3 ment of gold. The effect of the subscription 4414 | stances for future its of prime fruit. LONDON, Ji ‘m at 3 ‘h 3 to the hl:lrzwlfl!!l\nxnlm' to bemv\:wec with 1423, | Common to are «m at 414¢; prime at | wool sales to- to ':T MISCELLANEOUS. . » more uncertainty. Even where procesds 6e; choice. B%c; fancy, ses- 1 of the former loan were Jeft on deposit here 81 PRUNES -] in qn on spot, but the dm.»flafiflmlzn Q“ mg’z P A 90% 91 |Oceanic S Co. TH * the shiftinz in the joan account caused some 103 | tone of the m s a ding for them was . G 2 = FA. ‘emporary disturbance in the money market. 40 mand s reported for future ts ‘Wools fmm for Americans realized . 2 % A. 823 833 Fatisfaction i felt over the authoritative in- 9415 | the coast. quotations range from 2! rates, 1634d being pald for super greasy. : 2 MtTm.100 — timation that no wiktdrawal of the loan pro- Puliman Car Co.|. . according to grade. hal heavigr skirted were also ‘White = ceeds is intended before the last of October. 5,200{Ry Steel Sprinas| 36% 63 | PRI as recently reported, | taken by ns, cases, Continued on Page 14 G