THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, A Batc. © : otc. Fsgs, firm; |lows, usual discount to the trade: Graham | Bags, but, outsiders are selling as low as Te. i iChsese i AIN GRS SRR Flour, $3°%5 per 100 1bs; Rye Flour, $2 %) RYe | and it is understood that oven the combination 4 g eal, $2 50; Rice Flour, §7; Cornmeal, ); X~ | js willing to shade to effect sales. ! Nﬂ(l pr S i — |tra Cream Commenl, § 33 Oatmeal, $ 084 Ti | “RAG caleutta Grain Bags, 10T4ci Wool - JGUST 30. 1899, Gat Gronts, $415; Hominy, $3 2@3 5: Bucl i : yhed ooy g uck: | Bags, 26@asc: Fruit Bags, S%c, Sic and Ge for Foreign Futures. l pheat Flour, $ig425; Cracked Wheat, §7; | e rads o white and 0T BT 0 sy p R, | bleached fute. ; L SRR e JSER e R s iadn sacks . en Peas, | _BALE ROPE—Pure Manila, Mc; Sisal and %m S 2 5 per 100 lbs. 3 Manila Mixed, 13c: Duplex Sizes, 12c. LIVERPOOL. COAL—Wellington, $8 per ton; New Welling- SPEC[AL AUCT[oN SALE' Wheat— ton, $8; Southfield Wellington, $7 50; Seattle, . Mar. 73 op G o Hay and Feedstuffs. $6: 'Bryant, $; Coos Bay, §5 Wallsend, $ 50 ’“ C‘oe:l‘:: i 2‘;‘,‘, gu’%@ e Y Scotch, $8; Cumberland, $ in bulk and $10 50 THURSDAY, — S The Hay market fa congested with supplles. | In sacks: Pennsylvania nthracite Egx. $12; | THURSDAT.. AUGUST 31, 189 I8 e o : , Cannel, 38 per to ock Springs and Castle y Felctiatn Wheat— Aug. Nov.-Feb. |On Monday there were 114 cars on the tracks | Cannel, 38 per, tong Rock Springs Rad laso At il o'clock a. m p ® AT J. D. HORAN'S STOCK _YARD, CORNER Opening 2070 | and yesterday there were 7. In view of this | 8 g C 0 Glostre EIED s e e 1su“t:?lm}§5|:‘::lc{:;: c,nansn TEGETABLES Peas, TiG8c; As- TENTH AND BRYANT STREETS. - - < | Arrivals on the Oakland side ¢ ear | paragus, $160@ Comatoes, 15 By Order of E. N. WELLS of Tres Pinos, Cal, o atatbamep S T e s = Feedstuffs remain as previously quoted. O e o051 70, | Twenty head of choice, wellbred Horses and Qi Do 2 4 Tamara . S S s Tt et Thes £ : 0@1T0; | Mares, bays and hrowns. Included in this sale ST T I vcilable Grain Supply. MIDDLIN GS—$17 50a19 5 per ton. COFFEE-We quote: Costa Rica—13%@16e | ar¢ § handsome matched Teams. It will be to c 5 4 nes DSTUFFS.Rolled Barley, $18 50 per ton; & ¢ 0 o e QO e or Bood wathed; | the interest of all liverymen to attend this sale. Union Land.... 7 |Utah . Said stock will be sold without limit or reserve. 25; _Jobbing. EaEdod weaiied e peabency SAM WATKINS, Auctioneer. at_the mill, $7 0@29; Cocoanut Cake,” $20@21; Cornmeal, pecial cable and NEW YORK, Aug. 20.- U%@lsc for good prime w ver a fraction lower. Sterling Exchange firmer. g 1 SE2 telegraphic dispatches to Bradstreet's indicate 20g2; Cocoanut C 0 2} | 9alic for good to prime peaberry; 9@l for harbor still bare of TWheat ships. The Money Market. the following changes in available supplies: 50G24'50; Cracked Corn, 324q2h; Mixed Feed, | good fo prime: 8¢9c nominal for’sood currept | === e Wheat—CUnited States and Canada, east of hoat. $6 50@8 50 for common to good | Mixed with black beans; 8@s%c for fair; 5@ | 199 veli Sugar Co.... d States a . 86 50t g Tl for common to ordinary. Salvador-9@ile fakanaouen afiont for and | , LA Reat 3 O eat and Oat, §1@0; Oat,| T mon to ordinary. Salvador—o@ilc | 130 Makawell Sugar Co......ooo 11"heat and Barley continue dull. NEW YORK, Aug. 20.—Money on call, steady | Rockies, decrease, £2,000 bush os e | for good to prime w. . sas%e for In at 3 per cent. Prime mercantile, 41,@s per | (0 Turove, decrease, 1.100000 . o b SeE i peat 15 Mutual Electric Light. hels; total 5 ST v, $4 hushe $6@s; Barley, $5@7; Island Barley, washed; 10@11%c for good to prime washed pea- | | | ) | T%@s%c for good to prime semi-washed; | | | heat, s e T el 7 P supply, o pushels. Corn— | s C sed W -. No change in Oats, Corn and Rye. cont, Sterling_ exchange casler, with actunl e L Rockies, de- e e Berry Tasie for good to prime semiwashed: | Orcea WUsEn G 4 i NG S 53 3 ,usiness in bankers' bills at or | crease, 1,856.000 bushels. ~ Oats—United States [ “STRAW—20@35c per bale. T@su £l vashed; TU@THc fOT 1 145 Vigorit Powder Beans and Seeds lifeless at former quotations. | demand and at $4 83%@4 8333 _for sixty days. Canada; 5 Increase, 1,633~ good green unwashed; s%@siec for good to O vy ¢ anc fc 1 q $ @4 83t _fo y days. | and Canada, east of Rockies, increi prime unwashed peaberry: 5@6%c for common el Posted rates, $4 %4 and $4 §7%. Commerical | 600 bushels. The aggregate stock of of Hay still too liberal. | bl & Bar [$4000 S F & S J V. Afternoon Session. Board— 10 Alaska Packers' Association, b 5.. Giant Powder Con.. heat held _ 5914@60c. | at Portland, Or., and Tacoma and Seattle de- Beans and Seeds. o Draimary. Niedraua. 1 ‘ sc. Gov- | creased 275,000 bushels last week. kil oL oraihesy: ENTasute Mg o i o X BEANS_Bayos, $1 70@1 80; Small White, $205 | %@T%e nominal for good to superfor un: | i Pinks, $2 15 | ashed: $%@9%c nominal for good to prime | 2 unwashed peaberry. Guatemala and Mexican | | | 1G16ic for prime to 3452%. Silver certificate: Iver, 59ike. Mexican dollars, Supplies rain Bacs tendine downar | ernment bonds, steady; State bonds, firm; Grain Bags tending c wnzvard. By e e . o e o e Paauhau S P Co. Fresh Fruits abundant at moderate quotations. serve, $246,315, 414c: Timothy, nominal. LEATHER-Sole, heavy, 25@2Sc per Ib; Sole DRIED PEAS—Niles, $1 25@1 50; Green, $150 | Leather, medium, 25@26c: Sole x.o;‘mpr‘ light, 200 Potatoes and 1egetables plentiful and weak. 3 . 5 s 2% Rods, nominal; Blackeye, $415@4 25; But- | Lipasnec heaberry. | Guatemala and N i el , 10 - i Cash in the Treasury. California Fruit Sales. ters, nominal; Limas, $ 10g4 15; Pea, $2 15@ | for good to strietly good washed: 7%@Sc for | 00 Hutchinson S P Co Butter easy, 1::;’5 firm and Cheese stea y- 2 35. Red Kidney h”mx W%{ﬂ.y o fair washed; 7@8 for medium; 4@6lc for in- ‘1’,‘;‘“‘1‘.“; l\n‘x@h-ﬂ Railway 5 R GeaDe WASHIN N, B ey o & | SEEDS—Brown Mustard, 21@3c; Yellow Mus- | ferior to ordinary; 10@ilisc for good to prime | 200 Makaweli Sugar Co Poultry in large supply, but steady. A e oy e ’(H"_ = v Gompany | 45 nomiall ax, 41 GG 1ty Canary Seed, | washed :‘)enherr,\'). SKGSLe for good 1o R;iﬁe' 2 Market Street Rallwa : E 4 ) 3 S | CHICAGO, Aug. 2.—The Earl Fruit C @ per r Calife ¢o_for Fast: | unwashed peaberry; 4@s%c for good to su-| 1o Oceanic S S Co....... Avallable cash_balance, 3280,854,647; ‘gold re- | T T 0T CUE. B0 SRE R as follows: | ern; Alfalfa, §%@dtc; Rape, 3c; Hemp, 4@ | perior unwashed. ey | 20 Paauhau § P Co. Grapes— s, 75@80c, average rapes—Malaga, single crates, = Dried Fruit market continues in good shape. Toe. Peaches—Salway, So@sbc, average Sic; | gy prr T { A s 85— , . ool? | @2 per ctl. i 25@26c; ‘rough Leather, hea 25@26c; rough | 200 S F Gaslight.. London Market. Susquehanna, average $1; Orange Cling, 70c@ =gy Leather, light, m?;s eere,:QSS Lc,‘:h:r, y,'m"\ | $5000 Spring Valley 6: s 071 F Hops non W00l firmly held, but not very activ its quict at the old prices. 2 145, av Rartletts, boxes, 5 rom 3203 4 30a3%e; | $500 United States 3s, e P : NEW YORK, Aug. 20.—The Commercial Ad- iw‘.régﬁ,‘eﬁﬁ K ime i eisey. single crates; Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables. | 03¢ ,f.‘,‘:"'gﬁn ”‘é;’;l“;‘g% edimn e ¥ S"i:“ tates 38, re. nal, buyers and sellers being apart. vertiser's London financial cablegram says: The | 60@65c, average 63c. Prunes_German, Single e 15@l6e per foot; Kip, finished, 40@d5c per Ib: | 15 Giant Powder Con, s 90. i markets were idle and depressed to-day on | CTates, 70@ic, average Sic; "‘*'a-“wﬂ{n‘:} The market continues heavily supplied with | Veal, finished, 50@ss¢; Calf, finished, 7o@1 20i | 50 Glant Powder Con. serlous Transvaal apprehensions. The settle- | favorsn] $1°05. Twelve cars sold to-day; all descriptions, as usual at this time of the | Sides, finished, 10@17c per’ foot; Belt Knife veranoss favorable, vear. Potatoes and Onfons are no lower, but | SDIits, 14@l6c; ‘rough Splits, 8@idc per Ib. SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EXCHANGE T 00 Hides and Tallow firm at previous prices. |imen 1alateoll chesking fhyainen | iAmesleans]| SN WAYORIC Aug: 0 The Baf R CHont| erelmes i Swentibotaioes jure Nalisntly, o OIC-SaliaiK Casies Il cases mater s SR - ST 5 ) New York tried to harden them, but the clos- | to- 3 cratesjii oo | Bsains s Green (CornisaCIUR iCrTEs other |:PREE o 107 TARACE bl £d, 910, B o variation in the Meat market. s ] s e s e a\-.‘?i?;ﬁ"%’éf“'}f;;fﬁé‘;"“m Grawtord: [ Veeetablesigellzatinuont {iliegania prlces L B g G T e O G Morning Session. ‘ s contango was 314@6, Money was plentiful. | boxes, average S0c; Susquehanna, S3c@Si 05, | 8fl A ek Lepiacainea ATl ICI N 1 ¢ S cases, Board— Canned Fruits very firm and unchanged. Pk Moo ware Al T ntau Mio: PATia: [Iee e S R L L ks @rtcst average ezcil| REOTATIOBS o Garnet ACHIea S Boe@ste | IRTyg hina Nut, '47@éSc per gallon; pure| . Board " - L 4 & e i e e s e e e Rose, §0@ioc: Burbanks, 6@fc per otl; Sa. | Neatsfoot Oll, barrels, 6lc: cases, 6oc; Sperm, | 150 Edultable Gas ... Kelsey, single crates, $1 20@2 30, aver- linas’ Burbanks, 31 25@1 3; Sweet Potatoes, 1| pure, flc: Whale OIl, natural white, 32c; Pa- > 5 7 TENR % 5 4 Al ¢ ope too high to suit the farmers. in bars and £80,000 in German coin. The ten- | age $13f. Prunes—Gros, single crates, §130@ | 7 5. whil Mutual Electric Co. Bale Rope i f e e | s e averaee | OB U & S o S L oL by et Balns bl ent howse | il Gas & Eietric Prez prices rule for Lumber. e achanel Bl e e s wee s closc |81 R LiEn faycrage sl 0], Seventeen Cars | p, 1o Onions, 50@75c per ctl. " | $2@2 %5 per gallon. 7 " | 100 Vigorit Powder ....% 3 d AL S LS e VEGETABLES—Green Peas, 1%@2c per 1b; | PETROL GASOLINE AND NAPHTHA Afternoon Session. — e ———— CLOSING. PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 29.—The ‘Barl Frult | o o o u 000 oo Cab- | —Water Dbulk, 11%e per gal- Board— ; Lima Beans, 2@ic; ‘oal Ofl, 1 | WHEAT Receipts, 227,121: exports, 105,785 008 5 Pry i 47c; cases AT—Receipts, v Roosters, §5 for old do and Fryers and $3 50 for 9 e e - - Canadian Pacific, 99%; Northern Pacific pre- | Company auctioned’ California frult to-day as | g L0800 g ler Tomotaes, 30@40c; Alameda | lon: Pearl Oil, in cases, 16%c; Astral Ol 16ic: | 35 Giant Powder Con........ %75 ¥ i terrell, 10%; Union Pacific preferred, 83; Atchi- | follows: Grapes—Tokay. single crales. averake | yiili ocs, ijasic; Egg Plant, S@dtc; Green | Star Ofl, 10l Extra Star Ofl, 20%c; Blaine | 120 Hutchinson S P Co. 11000 150 Charters. 6,850 Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific.....119% | son, 28%; Grand Trunk, 8%: Anaconda. 11%. |$16: Muscat, Stc. FeachesE\0erta: SR | Okra, 35@50c per box; Garlic, 2@3c; Gréen Pep- | Oil, 2ligc; Eocene Ofl, ISize: deodorized Stone | 2 Hawallan Commercial . 5 = ! 130 € CC & St Louis... s6i | Bar siiver dull, 27%d. Money, 1%@1% per cent. | average ke, Pears—Bartles BOTLH, ¥ires: 3@50c for Chili and 40@50c per box for | Gasoline, 'n bulk, 16c: in cases, 2lc; Benzine, | $0 Makaweli Sugar Co...... 50 75 ol e Seein oy | 4w Colorado Southern .. 2 { Ceeor. average S9e. Prunes—Silver, single Carrots, 20@40c per sack; Bay Cucumbers, | in bulk, T5lsc; in cases, 20%c: 56 degrees Gaso-| 30 S F Gas & Electric Co. 50 5 X dpeds mase fon Hot 3 Colorado Southern Tet prefd... IR S| el averane e ¢ Zhc; Plokdes, $1 8061 75 per ctl for No. 1 and | line, In' bulk, 2lc; In cases, dtc. 10S V Water.. 00 Sikh goes t anila with HOPs s olorado So rn 2d prefd... | 2 23 e . = ey 'om- | 7¢ for No. 2; Summer Squash, ; Marrowfat | CANDLE:! Electric Light Candles, fs, 16 oz, 200 Vigorit Powd: 0 Piles " e e New York Grain and Produce. | |, MONTREAL, Aug. 29—The marl Frutt Com | S0,10% G Shartom: " réen: Corn. AT er | atic; G 1 on, S s 12 om. 1oy o 10 o2 e ) wrie loads wheat on the Delaware, Lack & Western. s I i T Boxes. average | Eack. 4lc@$i per crate for Alameda and 25@30c | 6ic. Granite Mining Candles— 5 oz, 4 for 2, Denver & Rio Grande....... o D et axes, $155@2 10, aver- | for Berkeley. TR 10c; 68, 16 oz, 205, 104c; 65, 14 oz, 40s, 9¢: —— e . 1200 Denver & Rio Grande profd Mo o = s, 3 oz, 20, Suc: 6s 12 oz, S4ci 65, 10 o0z, Tic:| " Following were the sales in the San Fran- uits in New York. S | NEW YORK. Aug 20— FLOUR—Receipts, Poultry and Game. Paratfine. Wax Candles_1s "5, ds and ss | clsco Stock Board vesterday: Northern prefd... | 20.970; exports, 3248. Dull and weak, buyers . i White: 114 Bie oo 1)'2"::0 P J": 00 et M"" The New York Commercial savs cking Coal . : OIETE of0 b ARRIHORAT conbaaslonad MInRe: Boston Wool Market The free receipts from the East this week | WHITE LEAD—Quoted at 64@7c; Red Lead | 200 Best & Belcher e t feature, 1 dbpEIne Wil sofa patents, $3 S5@4; Minnesota bakers', $395 g = have depressed the home product, though | and Litharge, G%@ic per Ib. [ Rt <2 23] 100 Poveat a T riptions. B ”"[“' Bt | @320; winter stralts, $335@345; winter ex- . choice stock sells fairly. The Eastern is sell- } mﬂ ;F:‘I B lxxr,l— in casee, 63c; In fron barrels, | = *1 50| 100 Sterra 1 I > 3 20; er 8 . 345, it 5@160 eys, $4 for Ducks, $150 | %407 Quccns varnels, Lot | | 3 22 1 prefd tras, $240@2 70; winter 1 des, $2 25@2 40. ing at 15@16e for Turkeys, $ 2 UCOLBolled. ba o arrels, | 100 Gould & Cur. 38| 300 Union Con...... 22 Tas (3 i0ga i lowieradesigsi 20 BOSTON, Aug, 20.—There has been a falr | {or Geese, $6 50 for Hens, $650 for vouns | ,uUCOLTolled, b arrels, dic; raw, barrels, | 15 justice ......... 14| 100 Yellow Jacket. 31 | City, Pltisburg & Gulf : QUICKSIL rie & Western SR—$43 50 per flask for local use to ¥ < S8 1 H g, 'S v during the past G WeAter | Spot, quiet; No. 2 red, ¢ afloat f. 0. b. spot; | Dusiness in the wcol market Brotlers. n TRttt Not Soha siDulutn .\'lﬂ,:lm erive: No. 2 ned, | Week with no show of weakening in the price. | “POUILTRY Live Turkeys, 12@Mc for Gob- | and a for cxport, 600 Alta ... . 03| 50 Savage ... 19 ‘ t i e & Nashville. = - B eoed weak at %c de. | The movement in Territory wools continues | blers and 12Qléc for Henms; Young Turkeys, SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refining Com- | 100 Con Cai & Vall %/ 100 Union Con 22 : : = i as Ti%c elevator, Options opened weak at %e de. | The movement 18 Terftory WP CoUTIC | 1ofiko: Geere, per pair. S 61 B Goslings, | PADY quotes, terms met cash, n 100-Ib bags: | 500 Ophir ......... 113|200 Ctah .. [0 : p . R i cline, because of big Northwestern receipts and | §iun®and fine. Fleece wools hold steady, but | §1 s0@; Ducks 300330 for ot and $iag for | Cuben ! A"crushed ana Tiné Crushed, Jiic: | 2 Potost Sz o > i g e il | lower cables. A subsequent rally in prices on | th, , % ow. The price for X3 d | young; Heps, $4@5 50; voung Roosters, $4 owdered, 5lc; Candy Granulatec et | e S SN g et n o1y ) §80; 0ld Roosters, $i(73 25; Frvers, 33 Dry Grantlated, 5e: Confectioners' A, sc: Call- | Following were the sales in the Pacific Stock 2 . It is sa A e & St Louis.. )00 73% | demand from shorts left the market compara- | above Ohio is quoted at 31@ilc, With delaines osters, Tye ltnt e t48 D at Minneapolis & St Louls.... iz 216 | fively steady, at ke net decline. Export trade | at ic. ; | Brojters, #6485 for larsc. s250a3 for small; | fornia A, o; Magnolia A, 4%e: Extra, €, $4c: | Boara yesterday: fs ma < Missourl Pacific T e L ive. Stay: TGS, closed $0tcs | - The Australian wool market I8 quiet, owing | Pigeons, §1 50071 75 per dozen for old and 317 | JOIGS0 & FhCE DTS LISE MOMCE s, ConiCre: | e ‘ L September, 73 11-15G74¢, closed i374e; December, | to the fact that the avallabls uppi 18 sma/l | @6 e s goc per dozen. | NG ‘order taken for less than 75 barrels or 1ts| 200 Best & Belcher 61 100 Gould & Curry. 38 er Miscourt, Kan @, closed WWie. B e o Sl o1 | equivalent. Dominoes, half barrels, 5%c; boxes, | 200 Bullion -........ 07100 Gould & Curry. 37 o i Missou | L e t 57c: Ut Vyor o d 6c 1b. ) Chollar | 100 Kentuck 05 ;s | HIDESSteady. staple, §5@5%c; Uteh, Wyoming, fne medum Butter, Cheese and Eggs. i — 150 Con Cal 0 Ophir 214 P s I v > | WOOL—Quiet. anasfines 16giic, scoured, Ho; Stapie, RS Lumber. 350 Con Cal & V.1 825 500 Silver H 02 Coast xt week. Meantime an active | g | METALS—The metal market developed, if|Idaho fine medium and fine, 16@lic; scoured, | i o = q et umoer. N : Tor cld rafeins has sprung. up, and A . an exsloe market, eapecially: for tin, | 09 o e soerfine, | | BUter i8 rather weaker, owing to liberal sup- crmoon Session. s " 2 will spelter easier without decline, closing at $5 40 CHIGACO Tggs are firm at the advance already noted, | Bles, $150@1 75 for common and §2 75 for fancy; DT ustat 29—4 p. m. s said ‘ Itbin @5 50 = and sto. e moderate, Shakes, $11 for split and $12 for sawn; Rustic, Bid. Ask. 5 Bid Ask. 1 b ' g Bear apeculators in copper refrained from | CHICAGO, Aug. 20.—CATTLE—There was| BUTTER- $21@27. Alpha ... 06 07| Justice ......... 13 15 o < ‘ % 2% making operath owing hw ﬂ(hn hn‘m-y‘r:n- the usual Tuesday trade In cattle. There was | Creamery—Fancy creamery, 26@23c; seconds, | Rt :nn . ;@ 05 ;\vr;(ux‘\l{ lr;: % ; 4 , sumption. Spelter shows the depressing Influ- | 4 ajr demand fo tile, but others | 24@2%c. s s 3 ndes . 5 Lady 2 is q e ot roninent: sncetano tnteser ghey = GO USISEAEIEE RS CLEE U her | Pairy—Fancy, %c; good to choice, 2@4e; San Francisco Meat Market. Belcher ... Mexican 50 51 i e S oses in a more or less nom- | [TeT® SOW AL ERECL FICT grades, $4@ | Store, mominai. e Best & Belcher 61 Occidental ..... 19 20 A 2 i & San Fran st prefd.. Inal condition, with the trade on the alert for | £'g SOiG &t % 2 ner grades, M@ | PpiGaoq"ron, 20@21c; firkin, 10@21; creamery | Thera Is a steady local demand which con- | Bullion ......... (5 Ophir 10115 r yas sbous 2 San Fran 2d prefd 3614 | nonr aovelopments and. disposed. to; be conserv- | 3 60: stockers and . 33354 90; bulls, | ¢ CoGoac per It | il et e S “aledonia Overman 10 12 . Sithe xreen is Southwestarn..... 515 | Bttve. Prices for brokers lead ls 335 and for | Ovs and helfer : Texas steers, 33 30G | “CyEESE Cholce mild new, L1@lic; old, 10 | fame &1 ArTIEAS and the ATt 18 eht re. | Chollar ... Potost a A = more than | =;-, Soutage e 425 calves, $1@7 2. 5 i G @ilihe: , 0 | ingly steady. Hogs continue in very light re- | o < 5 5 39 3 iz uls Southwestern prefd Copper $18 50 B Galves, @I, | e were light, and with | @10%c; Young America, 11@ii%e; Eastern, 13 | ol and frm. Challenge Con.. 3 Savage 18 19 ) 33480, pa N e COFFE! Options closed quiet and un- | a “Ir»‘;‘ll general demand prices w ere C to ‘ﬁl:r‘; 3 2 2 | ale l':\(“‘s from slaughterers to dealers: ('““ﬂ’?;‘“”‘ e qr‘nrrlhn h 6; c et Paul pre . changed to 5 points higher. Sales, 8500 bags, | & ToRONE SEnCrEl SolATe BUCCS Bely Hogs. | o EOGE—Quoted at 224@2c for store and 1@ | e T e eat for | Con Cal & Va..180185|Seg Belcher.... 05 08 & Omabha.. including: September, $4 30@4 35; November, ',*“,’,‘ e atxed. 34 4G4 $5i5: light, $4 45@ | 300 Der zen for ranch: Eastern, 21@22%c | 4 w3 : 2@t Con Imperial 02 Sierra Nevada.. 71 72 n Pacific March, $: July, $ 2. Spot Coffee—Rio | § ‘J?J"m"x:x‘z' 5 804 O s 5@ | for celected, 15@20c for No. 1 and 16@17%c for | “CY T 2100 ner 1b. Crown Point 23 Silver Hill. 02 03 TASRIaY - mild, quiet. - SHEED. Sheep and strong on the | Seconds: e MUTTON —Wethers, T@8c; Ewes, 7@7%c per | Gon New Yo 2jssaiicate 5o 5 Souttiern Ratlway prefa. Raw, steady; refined, quiet light receipts and a better demand. Sheep, $2 | : 2 7 { pound. = £ rekaliton =i §oiiotancnnd 2 m T Recelpts, 13,179 packages. Steady; | g3 for common up to $ 25@4 50 for prime na- Deciduous and Citrus Fruits. LAMB-—Spring, §%@% per Ib. B s Sl an St creamery, 17@2lc; factory, 12K@13c. | ¢jve wethers. Western ge sheep brought deci e, PORK—Live Hogs, > for small, 6c for | T e ETan ek o on Pacific prefd Receipts, 13,264 packages; firm; West- | «3'50a4 25: Jambs, $3 5005 To. ; : | e . P o xtons hiogs ana | Hale & Norcrs. 30 32 Utah ,..i.... 07 08 Jed Bluff. 58 5 ern ungraded at mark, 12@15 s e ! hogs, 15.00; sheep, | The market is considerably tamer than it has | £qers, e, Julla 02 03 Yellow Jacket. 30 31 gacrames X8 Wabash prefd 1 == i L been for several months. There is no special sl e & i 2 Wheellng & La 2l el = e i = activity in any description, and as all are in ot - s = shhe fan i i \heeling & Lake Erie California Dried Fruits. S i By siness At oty s A ntibhatE ntin Senn. Receipts of Produce. = ST ; = e e s GocE St oz NEW YORK, Aug. 2.—California dried fruits — 3 lond s i‘;"t:’?"’w‘;’;‘“s’f".‘°;m"“;‘;‘\,:r"::_" FOR TUESDAY, AUGUST 2 Company. No. | in the | Day of [Amt. - ane ey ) A steady. i3 _PORTLAND, Or., Aug. 20.—Clearings, $0,- | po\cnes and Plums are dull. Arrivals of | RIour ar sks..... &0[Hay, tons. 500 RS Sl e The weath and t i American ... EVAPORATED APPLES—Common, 7ie: | 735; balances, $155,530. Quinces. acer rather: lager. & Good Aonnal Apsi| anios Caicieets ey el <3| Apha . 22 (.Aug.12|..Sept. 7| 03 tan o ewhe th ited States . prime tray, §4@S4ec; choice, S%@ic: £ = Dles are firm. Berries continue cheap and | Boreepia i1l Pelts, bdls 4sp | Belcher ... SLE e ha 1l ceptel6) N1 Slope =5 prevails, Light showers Wells-Fargo fanc Northern Wheat Market. Fluckleberries are hard to sell. Melons are | patser. eis oo e 40| sterra Nevada....) 116 | UAne 16(. Sept. 7| 13 & inder reported from Utah and Miscellaneous— PRU y@sc. rather firm than otherwise. O s Sage. Aoz . .. 11,220 | Challeags .. 27 [ Aug. 18| Sept. 14| 10 A > American Cotton Oll APRICOTS—Royal, 14c; Moorpark, M4@lsc. OREGON. DECIDUOUS FRUITS— | Tallow, ctls...... Ratsins, boxes... 800 | Cho'lar .| 49 )..Aug.21l. .Sept. 14| 15 Sl it Pacin American Cotton Ofl prefd PEACHES—Unpeeled, $@11%c. OREGON Apples, 35@6oc per box for common and Tic@ | nanoe swe il Fcithee. Totie $ai | Occidental 33 3|..Sept.28) 05 Citet unaey s plateau American Ma PORTLAND, Or., Aug. 23.—There is but lit- | 5125 for' gaod to. choice. {Bees me . 20 Dpdin pots o HCieg @ - 4. Sept.26] 10 reg American Malting prefd & % | t1e change in the wheat situation. “As high as | BERRIES — Blackberries, $3@4 per chest: | & . a7 .o rylasslpiriiat {M- *"g1 | Union 58 4[..Sept. 25 15 i n tempera have been slight American Smelting & R f0e was pald to-day for some choice old Walla | Strawherries, §1 per chest for small and | g oo et kbl Utah 31 4. Sept. 28| 5 exter h, W ther en a American Smelting & R pre . Grain Mark | s e or new wheat 58@éSisc was about | $1 5043 50 for large berries; Raspberries, $2@4 | ° Lo i Potost ... 53 15 b ican SpIrits ©.o.oc..o.. Chicago Grain Market. [P e e e an ber chest; Hucdeberries, S0 per Ih. il 6 T s i = rican Spirits prefd oo h , R Grapes,’ 35@40c per box and_crate for Fon- ¢ . exd 1,500 can Steel Hoop....... b o | et rtctianiine SR o iR i tainebledu, 40ame for biack, s0ate for Mus- 05 = N 400 American Steel Hoop prefd.... 2 B x Sith cat, 50@ or Tokay and 65 for Seedle: MERoe s (2 4menmen et Sy e o, Ao venemees v s o | ARty etonmebty. Monmouthaics, | X 05, 0 ToaaY pnd e for Sl | | ER STOCK MARKET. || I . midnight, August 3 Lo American Steel & Wire prefd...1\2 8832 | pung at the opening of trading. Liverpool rc- | tons miscellaneous cargo. e Bl per cate et wo L I B SR R Sun, Moon and Tide. ¥ 400 American Tin Plate prefd 90 ported a decline of %d, while the Northwest WASHINGTON. Pears, 40@60c per box: Bartletts, T5c@$1 25 per thern ¢ rnia—Fair Wednesday; brisk | 64610 American Tobacco 1295 | advices told of perfect weather for harvesting | TACOMA, Wash., Aug. 20.—The wheat mar- | box for green and 50@i5c for ripe; In bulk, $20 e o - & & A Tab 2 = a al 1 that try wheat | ket was weak to-day, but local quotations re- | @345 rer t Terowania moflsrate usinessiiniaecritics west American Tobacco prefd. aticns, and also said that country Wl ot was weak to-day, cal quo - | @345 per e arah: a 4 A T N R op el 2 o Longs wers | main at &7c for Club, 60c for Blue Stem. Nectarines, — per box for white and 65@8sc | @nd Prices stood about the same. United States Coast and Geodetic Survey— G Br. n Rapid Transit.. Jrweula moyeltieelyitrom. NOA0R: A0S i i a There was no material change in mining Times and Heights of Hizh and Low £how ¥ Colc Fuel & Iron.. the principal sellers. They were apparently Fir Larket igs, €0GS85c ver bhox for double layers of | stocl the market being dull as usual. The Waters at_Fort Point, entrance to San \ ont al Tobacco. E el i f:vnmhle £ ro?rnn‘ons oreign Marrets. small black and 35G3c for large purole. | telegram from the pump said: At 6:30 this el (L oftoeliaus £t Wed ntinental Tobacco prefd.. and liquidation from that source forced prices — Peaches, 25@75c per hox and 25@35c per bas- | mo 3 Cav ob e kb ority of the Superintendent. 5 e Ik, $15@25 per ton. morning the water was 34 feet 7 inches be-| NOTE—The high and low waters occur at DON, Aug. 2).—Consols, 105%; sllver, | ket: in & il downward slightly from the opening decline. | 1,02 low the 1930-foot le cederal Steel tation. No. 1 elevator | the city front (Mission-street wharf) about Plums, 20G0c per box: Prunes, 40@60c per b sistent heaviness of i e Federal Steel prefd. The break in prices was taken advantage of | 973,d; French rentes, 100f 35c; wheat cargoes 1o 5 el BoTeetlC | The G G T%d; el 0 : L . te: Gre d Yellow Plums, $30 o s, _running continuousl nty-five minutes later than at Fort Point; Giicors -““K""'n by shorte, Wh covered iquite freely, and .z |oftconst, buyers indifferent operatons; catence (‘Tmea:PSWJ‘v?A«- }wr |>‘:‘vx.r e e ion: The ore shipments by rail from the mines :;V:he‘ghl of tide s the same at bﬂlhrnllcoe‘e,:n e Glucose Sugar prefd | slow recovery in prices ensued, the advance fon passage, rather easier; English” country | CrTRUS FRUITS-Lemons, $1@175 for com- | f Fureka district, Nevada, for the week end- B OREES sz bl el Taver bringing both the September and December op- | MaTkels, steady. = 9 vwneat, steady; | MR, and 3243 for good to cholee; Mexican ) D b D G s WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20. EASTE International Paper prefd. tions back fairly within yesterday's closing | V= TFCE D qmg e i Parts, quiec; | Ldmes, $i@450: California Limes, nominal: | Cone, 183,97 :lJm‘ks(m T a’ e s | Laclede Gas ..oooooo...... prices. An interval of extreme dullness fol- | wesiher In England, cloudy and rainy. Tananas, #5072 0 per bunch; Pineappies, | 1limind furnace (iggings), 2550, | San ries L = ol ] { Iowed_ and. prices for an hour or more varfed | " COTTON—Uplands, 9 9-16d. @2 5 S Hamilin - Roceo Homestake, 17260, = © Sanissie 34 NG AI BT Ra t but little. The general tendency was in the | CLOSING. i 5 = e The Vellow Aster Mining’ Company has de- | 2 ses oo Yoy Stoc: Morker National Lead precd | main downward, the speculative market belng | wymam spot Noo 1 rel Western winter Dried Fruits, Nuts, Raisins. clared,another ‘disidend of S0, making A | o Tome] [Fime| __ [fime] _[ime| s ) = i National Steel | influenced to a certain de v v | EATSpot 1 g o £ tal to da 250,000 g : e epi B National Steel prefd | cash demand. The wakness became more pro- | Sull. o ,'h:""q;?l,(ml,hxlﬁng.‘s ‘;‘;gfp‘?ﬂi;m:w}"'f‘ Sk The Alaskn Treadiell Mining Company's last | 5 157 v LW Ft. = w| F NEW YORK, Aug. 24— Prices in many prom- New York Atr Brake... hounced in the afterncon, though the declines 38 g 4 " Prices for all fruits remain about the same. | MONEhIY TEROTL SBofe B Ton OF O S isanis | — | 2 fnent ra 1 stocks show losses $L per North American . |ireratemsll ions desonntiati DieNatkb e Leading _Spot American mixed new steady, | Prunes are easy, as there Is still a large sup- | value of $63.026 and 1319 tons sulpherets of a | 1:36! 1:10! result of the -day's Pacific Coast S | cither way. The Northwest was weaker than | 3 (NP0, 0007 36 Jigd. Futures quiet: | ply of old stock on hand. Peaches | value of $2.5, the gross value of the bullion | 398 0 ahay : = Pacific Coast 1st prefd. the local market, and some selling came from | & o Ovtober, 38 5%d; November, | s | va ; o ol ng sition in the early paci 3 | : oM | Geptémber, 3s 4%d; October, 38 5%d; N > | and Anples are also easy, but mno|Product being $15,70 and the working expe trading sition e e Pacific Coast 24 prefd | tha airection. Tate'in the session the market | SR jlom IS el e 5 b ieres e i ) b y to test the decline and the Pacific Mail e { uenced by the Hungarian Minister's Racdl S ng the past three days ower. Pe: oricots are firm, and DULIRS 000 o | 1 Hoesssliniealicen the amount at nearly 9,000,000 bushels under | M08 CEPATE (OERCTR Guring“the past thres | unusual thus early in the season. Nectarines | the week the B-street air shaft has been 5:16) theoretical requirements. A fair amount of . | Qays, 199,500 are very scarce and fi caned o ro it buying followed this announcement, and the days, 199,800 centals. DRIED FRUITS (New Crop)—Prunes, in cleaned out and retimbered where necessary best prices of the day were reached. There sacks, 6@8%c for 40-50's, F@5Y%c for 50-60's, 4@ were practically no holders willing to part * —® | 43¢ for Ib for 60-70's, 3%c for T0-80's, 3G3% with their wheat at the advance, an e close for $0-90's and 2%@2%c for 90-100's: Aprieots, | Touna the market steady, but on a slight down- LOCAL MARKETS. 10@11e for Royals. 14@lac for Mootparks and Pressed Steel Car prefd Pullman Palace Car...... Standard Rope & Twine.. Sugaries Sl et Sugar prefd . Tennessee Coal & for a depth of 15 feet, making a total depth now | = = = in good condition of 42 feet. At a point 60 NOTE—In the above exposition of the tides feet from the face of the H. & N. tunnel we | the early morning tides are given in the left have started a northwest drift to connect with | hand column and the successive tides of ths the upraise that connects with the air shaft, | day in the order of occurrence as to time. The ron. 1 the United States Leather.. ... ward turn. Bradstreet's estimated the world's 12@12%c for Blenheims; Peaches, h@te f 2 ” 2 d tide of - - | vistbl ecrea o <] vl = i3 T i3 8, _5b@6c or | This drift has been extended 42 feet second time column gives the second e B el Gty o e e e e e i‘;‘,’}”""“‘ﬁi?‘l_“’gﬂ;"‘dm}”d choice; Evaporated | The Onomea Sugar Company will pay'a divi- | the dav. the third time column the third tido = L e EER At tWentenvi Apples, T%c; Sun- ,_41@5%c per Ib: | dend of 30c per share on the 5th. and the last or right hand column glves the minor_stocks {‘.m}nd States Rubber prefd. [fzaseme s i'r,‘“-e;“gf“@mﬂr‘f.v;gm?i dﬁzmmbg Bulli Nectarines. 1@Stc per Jb; Pears, T%@\sc for | The San Francisco Gas and Electric Company | last tide of the day. except when there dre hut ipulation | entern TUDION -...sessvees R el T e Exchange and Bullion. auarters and S@fc for halves: Biack Figs, 3c. | will pay a dividend of 42c per share on the Ist. | three tides, as rometimes occur. The helghts Ui Ol Shares sold | 701¢, and closed at 7oc, December opened %c | — - s Lor trorown MRl tor ‘ﬁ“’"'E Meetings of the boards ‘of directors of all | given are additions to_the soundings on the cahars Ao 5 oIt | to e lower, at TIS@71% b E e, 60 da : 84 8¢ n, 5%c for four crown, 41@fc for Seedless | the north end Comstack mining companies have | Unite ates Coast Survey charts, excent fitoqko lowes IS GIc, 1oMealne 1ML Stecling Bxcheng 7 . | been called for to-day for the purpose of rati- | when a minus sign (—) precedes the helght. 4 a7is | Sultanas, e for Seedless’ Muscatels and $1 20 and reacted to 124@72ic, closing at 72c. | Sterling Exchange, sight. . CLOSING RONDS 1denq * 5 . . ALY 4 81 | for London La Dried Grapes, 2%@3c. fying and signin; cl -POWH ct. | and then the number given is subtracted from inti- | U S 45 reg... T0IMincia a0 ..y, f (OO wasiiEREwaE S tsabtomuer v, weacl BLecling Ca el et 8802 | ONOTE Wainuis, sate. for hardshell i0@1ic | The Airegtors of the middle and Gold Hill min: | the depth given by the charts The plane of L L A [ e SRt = Bt | oy offerings, but 1t ratlied later and closed | New York Exchange,telegrap 1z | for softshell Chile Walnuts, 11@12e; Almonds, | ing companies will hold similar meetings to- | reference 1s the mean of the lower low waters. le 2t and the preferred 4 Per cont mieet | Do mew & eaip 0 |N. Caroling s ... /13§ | steady all day. Trading was extremely slow Fine Stlver, per ounce . say | Rerehell; Peanuts, Sable for Eastern; Brazil | expocted that every company that Is a party and Wire was also marked up on predictions | Do new ds coup- 1904|N Carolina 6.....18) | ind'price fluctuations in‘all speculative futures 5 g Nuts, Sik@te: Filberts, 11@1llc; Pecanls, Th@ | to the contract will have signed. e ok Cipaddinn R s U ) el : were small. September closed %c lower; De- 7 HONEY - Comt e { == : disposed to admit it to the listed | Do old 46 coup.. 113 |No Pac isis ST R * Wheat and Other Grains. [HONEY. Comb, liike for bright and 10t tor STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. Steamer Movements. department. These two factors jmparted firm- 0 58 ... 0 3s. Oats in the main followed corn. September e By Srtrac el A O S1%| Do ds......... YC&SL4 & W con 4s - 674 103% | closed %c lower. December closed a shade | WHEAT FREIGHTS—The harbor is still hare }"frm‘b amber extracted, 6€%@7c; dark, o}c TUESDAY, August 2-2 p. m. | g = Bid Ask. higher. of disengaged ships, o there are no spot rates | PBrpeww Ax—2:@26e per Ib. Bonds— Bt e TO ARRIVE. | el group with the ex- | D and Colorado Fuel. | Dis of Col 3.6 Chicago Great Western | Ala class A. V)

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