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Poultry and Game.
BAGS — Grain Bags. 6%@5Tic for June-July
delivery; San Quentin, 5.55c; Wool 'Bags. 22<?
35c; Fleece Twine. 7}&@Sc.
COAL— 'Wellington.' f3 per ton; Southfleld
Wellington fS; Seattle. $tt 50; Bryant. f6 oO;
Roslyn. f7: Coos Bay. f5 50; Greta. f7; Walls
end. f7 50; Richmond. $7 CO; Cumberland. $13
in bulk and fl4 25 in sacks: Welsh Anthracite
Egg. $13; Welsh Lump, fll 50; Cannel. {8 50
per ton; Scotch Splint. $7 50; Coke, fll 50@l:i
per ton in bulk and $15 in sacks; Rocky
Mountain descriptions. $8 45 per 20C0 lbs and
$8 50 per ton, according to brand.
OIL — Linseed, 54c for boiled and 52c for raw
In barrels; cases, 5c more; California Castor
Oil, In cases. . No. 1. 70c; pure. $1 16: *Lncol.
4Sc for boiled and 46c for raw In barrels; Lard
Oil extra winter strained, barrels, *1; ca*es,
$1 05; China Nut. 5tS@«2c per gallon; pura
Neatsfoot in barrels. 75c; cases. SOe; sperm,
pure, 70c; Whale Oil. natural White, 508Mc
per gallon; Fish Oil. in barrels, 45c; cases, 60c;
Cocoanut Oil. in barrels. B3Vic for Ceylon and
68 Me for Australian..
COAL OIL— Water White Ccal Oil In bulk.
14%c; Pearl Oil. In cases, 21c; Astral. 21c:
Star 21c: Extra Star, 25c; Elaine, 27c; Eocene,
24a; deodorized Stove Gasoline, in bulk. 17c;
in cases 23'/4c; Benzine, in bulk. 13c; in cases,
1914c; 86-deffree Gasoline, in bulk, 21c; In
cases, 27%c. .
TURPENTINE— '71c per gallon In oases ani
65c In drums and iron barrels. .
RED AND WHITE LEAD— Red Lead. C@
6^c per lb; White Lead, 6@«Hc. according to
quantity.
SUGAR — The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes as follows, per lb. in 100-lb bags:
Cubes. A Crushed and Fine Crushed. 5.65c;
Powdered." 5.50c; Candy Granulated, 5.50c;
Dry Granulated, fine. 5.40c; Dry Granulated,
cearse,- 5.40c; Fruit ,Granulated. 6.40c; Beet
.Granulated UOQ-lb bags only), -5.30c; Confec
tioners' A, 5.40c; Magnolia A, 5c; Extra C,
4.00c; Golden C. 4.80c; "D." 4.70c; .barrels,
10c more: ¦ half-barrels. 25c more; boxes, 50c
more; 50-lb bags. 10c more for all kinds. Tab
lets— Half : barrels, 5.00c: boxes, «. 15c per: lb.
General Merchandise.
POTATOES— New Potatoes, $1 23®! 7.-, per
etl; old Burbanks from -the river. 3aQ50c per
«tl; Oregon do. (i5<@!H)ci River Re.la. 30<J£35c per
ctl; Early Rose, for seed. 75®00c per ctl: Gar
ret Chiles from Orejron. $1 per ctl; Sweet Po
tatoes from. Merced. 1 $1 So per ctl. .
ONIONS — From Nevada.. fl 25 prr ctl ; Aus
tralian. $5 per ctl;. new. Green Onions, 2oi@30c
per box. , ;
VEGETABLES— Asparagus, %l 'CSfjttTS per
box for extra fancy: $1 25«1 *.o for No. 1 and
hoc&fl for No. 2: Rhubarb,. o0®W)c per box;
Green Peas. 75c@fl « per; sack: ¦ String Beans
from Los Angeles. 7©l0c per lb: from Coach
ilia, 6®8o p*r lb; Wax from Los Angeles, 7«f lOo
ppr lb: from Coachllla, «@Sc per lb; Tomatoes,
1-ioriua. repacked, $« per- crate; Los An
geles. $1 2901 60 ! per crate; Mexican, ox-steam
er, fl 50 per box: Summer Squash from Los
Angeles, fl 2B©1 7."> per box; Cabbage/ §1<M 20
per ctl: Carrots, £So®$l per sack; Hothouse
Cucumbers. MV?i7r>c per- dozen for small and $1
@1 60 for large; Garlic, 6e per lb; Dried Pep
pers. 6c per lb.
Receipts of Asparagus were heavy and prices
were easier. Trade, however, was active at
the lower figures and choice stock cleaned up
well, only a small portion of ths receipts go-
Ing to the canners. who paid 850900 for No.
2 and $1 for No. 1. Rhubarb and Peas were
in free supply and steady at previous prices.
The canners continued to buy Peas at the mini
mum quotation. A consignment of 42 boxes of
Mexican Tomatoes came In by express, and,
being in Kood order and choice, sold at $2 50ti
2 75 per liox. Offerings ex-steanior were gen
erally of poor quality and moved slowly. Strin*
and Wax Beans sold slowly owing to the poor
quality of offerings. Small qiiantitj.es of Green
Peppers from Ixjs Angeles sold promptly at 50c
per lb. Summer Squash. from the same quarter
v/.ih offering freely and sold at a wider range
of prices.
New Potatoes were in free supply, and. al
though some extra fancy stock as high
an So per lb. the general run or offerings moved
slowly within the quoted range. Stocks ot old
were ample and prices were unchanged. A
car of Sweets came in from Merced and cleaned
up quickly at the previously quoted rate. Fancy
offerings of old Onions were scarce and high.
A car came in from Nevada and was firmly
held at a sharp advance, but few sales were
reported. .
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.
NEW TORK. May 4.— Spot tin declined 5*
In London to £137 and futures lost 7s Od.
closing at £136 7s Cd. New York prices were
a shade higher, closing at 30.10®30.30c. .
Copper was 'Jfe fid higher in i/ondon at Jl«O
fis for both spot and futures. Locally copper
is nominally unchanged at 14'.50@14.75c for
lake, electrolytic and casting.
Lead was steady but quiet here at 4.37Vic
and was Is 3d hicher.ln London at £12.-. I
(Spelter was unchansed at '£21 : 13s -in Lon
don and at 5.75c in New York.
Iron was 3d higher at Glasgow at 62s, anj
Hid higher at 4«s 3d in MIddlesboro.- Locally
Iron was quiet at $22(822 60 for No. 1 fouridry
(northern), ?20 f.0fl21 for No. 2 foundry
(northern) and 521 50622 for No. 1 foundry
(southern) and No. 1 foundry (southern) soft.
Warrants nominal.
New York Metal Market.
LIVERPOOL.
Wheat — May. July.
Opening 6 4;i 6 4%
Closing 6 5 6 4 1 ?!
PARIS.
Wheat— May. Sept. -Dec.
Opening 25 20 2.1 15
Closing 25 10 2:j 10
Flour-
Opening 34 35 .11 75
Closing 34 30 31 65
Eastern Livestock Market.
CHICAGO. , ¦
CHICAGO. May 4.— CATTLE— Receipts, 2?,
000: steady to 10c lower; good to prime steers,
f505 'JO: poor to medium. $4@4 00: stoekere
and feeders, $3 55; cows, fl 50@l 75: heifers,
$2 GOsgS 30; canners. $1 5O@2 80: bulls, 52 50
(84 40: calves, (2 50®5 75; Texas fed steers,
?4<84 75.
HOGS — Receipts to-day, 32.000; to-morrow,
1C.OO0; left over, $3000: steady to strong; mixed
and butrhers, $rt R5Q7 05; good to cholre heavy.
$7@7 12',i: rough heavy, $K S0i@« 0.'.; light.
?G "f«OS»> K7Vi; bulk of sales, $6 SO? H 90.
SHEEP— Receipts, 14.000; sheep steady n
10c higher; Iambs Willie • higher; good to
rhoi^e wethers, $4 75(?5 50; fair to choice
mixed, $3 75£4 BO; Western sheep, >4 75^5 50;
native lamb?, $4 7O@7 10; Western lambs,
$4 50.37 10.
ST. JOSEPH.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., May 4.—CATTLE—Re
ceipts, 20*5; mostly 6c^ lower: natives, $4 250
4 50; 'cows and lu»|fer», $2 50^5 10; stockers
and ff°derc, $3 65©5 15.
HOGS -Receipts. 4501; Oc lower;, lleht and
llch» mixed. $fi 7">€'i 80; medium and heavy,
ft! 75@« «0; bulk. f0 75(gO 85.
SHEEP — Receipts. 1400; stroni? to 10c lower:
lambs. IO©16<! higher; top Colorado lambs,
f7 40; top grass Texas sheep, f4 70.
K}\&nce in American and a ~\i poini advance
ii i'bics«o and Northwestern. w«re examplea
¦' thi« Such striking Bdraacea «r< oalc-u
r -.t-<i to have a large »ent!m<-ntal effect upon
rpecnUtlv* op- rations. The pnrf:»<! of the
a ovemeot to the other quarter* found ih
'sdl'^t re*pom«» amons the grangers and
- jrv,«fftrrn« owing to the p»«HB» away of
nxli'c 'rra\* B^arr. . du^ to the wintry
•arhrr in the winter wh«t «vlt. The strength
¦ ' *uger »as bas«-d upon it* w.'nnlmr of « *uli
¦ <>t th«> refund of a largt anrmnt of war taxes.
unfavorable \lew of the t>«nk
sh>r)M to have been modifi'd o vlntr
'- pernotiOB that the large loan expansion
><n«wstH a *iwpie transfer of ohllsatiens
•wm foreign 10 domestic lenders. The con.
• ¦':¦•-<¦ <1 firmness of ivirtsn exchangf market*
' " Um }.rr,bablljty unaltered that further gold
*iU go out this week. Hut the solicitude on
' 1 point aho K*med to he qui^t^. The
¦(•«>i<aUo!ifc an furnirh^d by weekly freight
•1. ffic r»i«ri* that the volume of trafflccn
A««Ura Use* i* appreciaWy JimfniKhlnr. This
; ' 'I'.'ti'y l» j=a!d to b^ <Jue to a hesitancy on
Use part of manufacturers foward further «•
i^r.Mon ur.iil thci-^ is « rhange.ln the labor
*'tuation. <;m!y favorable factors were con
»i<1er«>Ji in the prevailinr mood of f-pccuUtlon
Bi>4 ur,favorab> factor* were ignored.
Hori<5s T.erc dull and Irregular. Total eales,
rc.fos.111.
I'nstM FtBt^ t» registrrrd defined ]i per
• frit on ih» last rail.
NEW TORK STOCK LIST.
t : torki— Stlee. Hlsh. Loa-. Close.
AU-Mson l«70rt *'.% S2H M
-' t<*bi*f>n rM li.RfiO »» 97 T i fiS
f««lto ft Ohio 9 2O0 fl-H -'"'-i 8 :;I *
?alto & Ohio pf fl.. ..' S3'.i
f Vnaiian Pacific .. 2.700 132% 132 122«i
-anada Southern .. 300 71 H 71 71 U
NEW YORK, Mey 4— Price* a<Jv»n<-~i quite
riecistvelv i n to-day'e #»ock market and closf? j
firm at the to? lev*!. In fart, there was no
<sj.'r reciable reaction at any time during the
'?*y and th« advancing tendency gained MM*
1 bat in force ac the day pr'-grsssed. The
merk't »»* 5till almost wholly vrofett.om) and
(it iGcGXy lacking of animation, but the day"s
luiinftt* was considerably gTfat*T thanon lasl
i-r:day which was the lowest thus Jar for th«
Mir. The riee in i-ricts was not due to any
t-jx-cifie new* d»vHotmicnt, but was b*se<J
ifcth»T on <*<nvicrien in the minds of profea
tiopal tradtra.
fitockn for *ale ha^e become scarce and
holders are llttl- diepoked to tell, as shown
l>y th% recent power of resistance of the mar
tet to bad new*. With these favorable tech
nical condition* regarding the decline which
1 k* occurred from last year 4 * high level, the
irofeBBlona.1 bull party operated with confi
dence to-day. ThV coaltrs »t« made the
immediate subject of the day and high pric»d
1 .^tnbrrt of the group. <>wirif to the pmall
'.;¦;•:? «upp!j' in the market of theae and the
• 'j8*-n*res In which they are held by ln
\ ?«tor« or for purposes of control. It is a <-om
; eratlvely easy matter to bid up their price*
vithout bringing out len?> offerings of stock.
1 !.» rite of (» roints in Delaware and Hudson,
nf n**riy « in New Jersey Ontral and of 34
1 oints in Lackawanna, a* wrll an a 7 point
New York Stock Market.
The following quotations are for good, round
Livestock, delivered in San Francisco, less 60
per cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE— Steers. S%@9%c; Cows and Helf.
«rs. 7^c; thin Cows, 4@5c per lb.
CALVES — 4(£5MiC per lb . (gross weight)
SHEEP— Wethers. 4®4Hc; Ewes, 4c per Ik
(gross weight).
JAMBS — Spring. S2 C0iS?2 IT, put head.
HOGS— Live Hogs. 140 to 250 lbs. 7&c;
under 140 lbs, 7c;. Sows. 20 per cent oft;
Boars, 50 per cent off. and Stags, 40 per cent
off from above quotations.
DRESSED MEATS
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are as follows:
BEEF— 7»/6©Sc for Steers and 6%®7%c per
lb for Cows.
VEAL— Large. 8®9c; small, 9®9%o per lb.
MUTTON— Wethers, S^i&lOc; Ewes, 8®9VaC
per lb.
LAMB— Spring. ll@12c per lb.
PORK— Drrsied Hogs. lOigllc per Ib.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Hogs are a fraction off again. The other
descriptions remain as before quoted.
San Francisco Meat Market.
Foreign Futures.
EASTERN MARKETS-
MONDAY. May 4—2 p. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bld.Ask. Bid. Ask.
Is qr eoup...HO%lll^i la qr (new). 136 137
*s qr reg... 110%lll^ Js qr coup.. 107^107%
• " . MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Ala A W 6s. 99 — Oak W g 5s. — —
Bay CPC 5s.l07%10S& Oceanic S 5s. 81% 87^4
C C G&E 5s. — 110 Om C R 6s. — 123&
Cal-st 5» ...110^121 Pac O Ira 4s. 97 —
C.Costa f»s.. — 10a Pac B R 5s.109%111?4
Ed L & P Ss.126 — Pk & CH 6s.lO3 —
F*r & CH6s. 116»4 — , Pk & OR 6s.llS —
rieary-st 5s.. — — Pwl-st R «s.ll*& —
H C&S 5^s.lO2Vi — EG&Ros. — 104
Do 5s — lOOV'.ISF & SJV5S.12U4123
H R T&L 6s.l04i4 — Sierra Cal 68.IOOV3 — .'
L A E Co 53.104$, — S P of A 6s
L Ang R.5s. 10!)^Ul <1SK«) 111U —
L A L Co rts. — — (1910) ....112U —
Do gtd 6s — — S P of C-6s
Do gtd Se.105 — (lf>05)Sr A.103%104 :
L A P lc 5s. — 10Mi . (1005)Sr B.104%105
Mkt-st C fis.124 126 U906) 106%107U
Do lem 5a.ll7%ll!» (1912) 117 117f»
N R of C 6s. — 100 . S P of C 1st
NRC of C 59.121 V4 — c gtd 5s.. — 123}j
N P C R 5s. — HOVi - Do stmpd.lOS —
N C R R 5s.ll5 — =5 P B R 6s. — 140
N C P C 5s. — 104 3 V Wat 6s.lO7 -i-
N S R Ss... 101 1/4 — Do 4s 2dm.-lO 100^4
O G L&H 5s.llO • — Do 4s 3dm.l00«i —
Oak T Co 6e.l23^ — <3tkn G&Efis.lOl —
Do 5s — 115 IT G & E 5s.I07 107?;
Do con 5s. — 10« '
WATER STOCKS.
Contra Costa 59 60 |Port Costa.. 64 66^i
Marin Co... — 65 Upring Val.. S4 84 Vj
. GAS AND ELECTRIC.
Cent L & P. 3 Ms 4Vi Sac >^ G &R Z0 —
Eqt O L Co. 4^ — S F G & E. 53% S7
Mutual E L. 1% 8^ S F G L Co — - —
Pac G Imp. 40% 41 «4 Stkn G & E. S —
Pac L Co.. 5» 37 lU G ft E Co. G4'^ —
TRUSTEES' CERTIFICATES.
S F G & E. 55% 56'4
INSURANCE.
Flrem's Fnd.325 —
BANKS.
Am Natlonl.125 — Lon P & A. 166 —
Angle- Cal .. 99 100 Mer Ir Co.250 300
Bank of Cal.520 600 Merch Ex .. 57 «i 61
Cal Safe Dp. 142% — S F Natlonl — —
First Natlnl — — , :
SAVINGS BANKS.
Ger S & L.2200 2300 Sav & Loan. — 105
Humboldt .. — — Security Sav3S5 450
Mutual Sav. 91 — U Trust Co.2150 —
S F Sav 580 ' —
STREET RAILROADS.
California ..195 200 1 Presidio — 42
Geary — 60 [
POWDER.
Giant 71% 72 /Vigorit .... 3»i 4
SUGAR. ]
Hana — 4% Kllauea ... «Vj —
Hawaiian ,. 46»£ 47 Makawell ..27 2S
Honokaa ... 13TS, 14% Onomea --'U 2a'~,
Hutchlnson . 15Vi 16 Paauhau ... 17?i IS
MISCELLANEOUS.
Alaska Packl54 150 Oceanic S Co ~\i 10
Cal Fruit Co — 94 Pac A F A. 3 —
Cal Wine As — 104 Pac C Borx.168 —
Morning Session.
Board — ; •
100 Anglo-Cal. Bank, b 3 , 93 25
$d(K)O Bay Counties Power Co 5 per ct.107 62 Vj
14,000 Bay Counties Power Co 5 per ct.107 75
85 Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar. . 46 73
25 Makawell 27 25
lOOO Oakland Transit 5 per cent 114 25
€0 Paauhau S P Co 1; «5
25 Pacific Gas Imp 41 00
Street — - wi%
50 Alaska Packers' Assn 156 00
25 Anglo-Cal Bank, s 10 90 25
60 S F Gas & Electric Co. s 90. ... 57 00
25 Spring Valley Water 84 25
Afternoon Session.
Board —
20 Giant Powder Con «1 50
10 Giant Powder Con 71 <&Z\*
60 Pacific Gas Imp 41 00 1
50 S F Gas & Electric Co. s 90 55 00
$5000 Spring Valley 6 per cent bonds.. 107 12'i
Street —
$10,000 S P of Arizona (1910) 112 60
CALIFORNIA STOCK AND OIL EXCHANGE.
011 Stocks— ,Bid. Asked.
Caribou Oil Co 80 So
Han r ford l oilV.V.V.V. "¦.'.¦.'.:'. 117 00 12i"oO
Home Oil , = «0 '- TO
Imperial Oil " IS 00 19 00
Independence Oil 14 15
Junction Oil A «| «J
Kern Oil 4 50 4 8a
Lion Oil „<*> , ' ' •
Monte Cristo Oil 1 20 1 30
Monarch Oil ol »•*
Oil City Petroleum -"0 JO
Peerless Oil 15 50 15 ..•
Reed Crude Oil •>«
San Joaquin Oil >- 6 '-• » •I'll
Sterling Oil » 25 3 SO
Thirty-Three Oil S 50- 9 00
Twenty-Eight OH 3 9o ,4 10
Union Oil iS!S
United Petroleum. US 00
West Shore Oil 3 00
Miscellaneous —
Abby Land &. Improvement. 1 2O 1 oH
Alameda Sugar 28 00 SO 00
American Biscuit 100 00
American District Tel r.T^ 9 SO
Bay Counties Power ....... 75 00 00 00
Cal Central Cus & Electric. 55 00 .80 00
Cal Cotton Mills SO 00 . . .^
Cal Jockey Club 110 00
Cal Shipping Co 35 CO
Cal Title Ins & Trust 130 00 140 00
Central Bank of Oakland .. 60 00 ...^.
, IHiutes Company » 00 10 00
City and County Bank
Cypress Lawn Imp Coy.... 6 00 .....
, Eastern Dynamite
Ewa Sugar Plantation .....
Gas Consumers' Association 22 50
Honolulu Sugar -7 00
I,ondon & S F Bank (Ltd) .....
Mercantile Trust ...: ¦... ••¦¦i
Northern Cal Power ....... 9 50 1 ,0 00 .
Nevada National Bank 225 00
North Shore Railroad U 00
Orpheum Company ......... 18 00 •••"
PaclHc States Tel and Tel.. ..... Io0 00
Paraffine Paint 30 00 .....
Postal Device &Imp....... • i -.. 2 25
Kan Francisco Dry Dock... . M
SuuBalito Land and Ferry.. 16 00
Sperrv Flour Co 32 0O
Standard Electric ..... 18 00
Truckee Electric 14 0O i o 00
Union Sugar •• 22 00 .....
United Gas & Electric 6i 50
Western Fl-h Co
SALES. :
Mornlns Session.
Board—
1S00 Monarch Oil 81;
700 Monarch Oil 52
25 Sterling OH 3 2.V
300 Senator .Oil M>
200 Caribou Oil S2'»
484 Sovereign Oil 41
Afternoon .Session.
Board — ,
700 Independence OH 11 "
SOi.0 Lion Oil 00.
500 Occidental Oil 20
100 Twenty-EiEht Oil " 3 90
1000 Junction Oil .: : fit? .
400 Monarch Oil ..., M
25 Monarch OU '...." ««
[ 100 Monarch Oil 54,
MINING STOCKS.
The following were the sales on the San
Francisco Stock and Exchange Board yester
day: V". ' ' "
Morning Session.
200 Belcher : 55 60 Savage • 23
,200 Caledonia, .. 2 OO IOO Seg Belcher.. .. 2t
200 Chollar 2S 100 Ses Belcher. . T-l
100 Con Cal & Va.t S3 1000 Scorpion ml
100 Con Cal & Va.l 40 200 Silver Hill H4
100 Con New York 15 30O.Utab M>
300 Potosi 25
Afternoon Session. ,
200 Alta •..;...... OH .t00 Overman ..... 4.T
IOO Belcher r5 2fiO Potosi ..' 25
300 Caledonia ....1 Mt^ 100 Savage ...... 2.".
¦ 300 Caledonia ....1 75 .400 Seg Belcher.. 2*
'300 Challenge ...,41 200 Scorpion ... .; 03
200 Chollar ...... 29 100 Sierra Nevada 7.'i
30O Gould & Cur. 4:: 200 Silver Hill...; :C
1C0 Hale & Norc. feu 300 Utah M
HIDES AND SKINS— Culls and brands &ell
about Uic ur.Uer quotations. Heavy salted
Steers, loc: medium. »c; llsrht, S^c; cow
Hidts, SVic for heavy and S&c for light; Stags
7c; Salted Kip, SM,c; Salted Veai, lOo; Salted
Calf, loVic; ury Hides, lie; dry lCip, Me; dry
Calf. 10c;" Sheepskins, shearlings. 25&30c each-
Bhort wool, 4U@ti5c, each; medium, 70@9Oc; long
wool, 51@1 60 each; Horse Hides, salt, 53 for
large and $2 50 for medium, ¥2 for small anj
50c for Colts; Horse Hides, dry, 51 75 [ar
large. *1 50 for medium, *1®1 25 for smali
and :>0c for Colts. Buck Skins— Dry Mexican,
i.2M..c; dry salted Mexican. 25c; dry Central
American, o2^c. Goat Skins — Prime Angoraj,
75c; large and smooth, 50c; medium, Jic;
small. 2uc.
TALLOW— No. 1 rendered, 5»£@6c per ib-
No. 2, 6c; grease. 3@4c.
WOOL— Quotations for new spring clip are
as follows: Foothill free. 13£?15c; do, defective
llfclGc; northern, ll®17c, according to couul
tion, Nevada. 12@15c; San Joaquin free, llii>
iac: do, defective, ligllc per lb. >
HOPS— 17>>j&20c per lb.
Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops.
CUTTOLENE— One half barrel. 10%c; thre«
half barrels, 10c; one tierce, 9%c; two tlercei,
y%c; 5 tierces. 9%c per lb.
Hams. Bacon and Lard were all marked
down yesterday, under a general trade agre-i
ment. Business has been quiet in these goods
'for some time.
CURED MEATS— Bacon, 12c per lb for
' heavy. 12>4c for light medium, 14 Kc for light.
15c for extra light. lfiH@17c for sugar-cured
and 17^c for extra sugar-cured; Eastern sugar
cured Hams. 15c; California Kama, 14c; Mess
Reef. $11 5O®12 per bbl: extra Mess, $12?^
12 50; Family, $13 60014; prime Mess Pork,
$14 50; extra clear. $2(3; Mess. $18; Dry Salted
Pork, 12Mjc; Pig Pork. $28; Pigs' Feet, $5;
1 Smoked Beef. 15c per lb.
I LARD — Tierces quoted at Sc per lb for com
[ pound and HVic for pure; half barrels pure.
I ll%c; 10-lb tins. 12V4c; 5-lb tins. 12?ic- 3-lb
i tins. 12'4c.
Provisions.
The taxes are flowing in steadily. Half
of the necessary $273,000 has been paid in
and no difficulty is anticipated in collect
ing the remainder by June 1, until which
time the collector has been enjoined by
a friendly suit from selling property, all
taxes being delinquent. If the settlement
is effected the bonds will be burned by
the citizens on July 4.
TULARE, May 4.— With the prospect of
an early settlement of the irrigation dis
trict bonds Tulare is beginning to assume
a semblance of its old-time liveliness. All
business, especially the real estate busi
ness, is increasing. The county records
show that durinsr the last two months
the sale of real estate exceeds that of the
past five years.
Business Shows a Boom as ths
Day of Payment Draw3
Near.
TTJLABE WILL REJOICE
OVEB BOND SETTLEMENT
internal Revenue Collections.
1 l-f c>i;ectlon« of Internal revenue In the
«.r rircisco dlstrtet" durtr.1: the month of
April *-»re #« folio wj:
Usts $13,599 75
Peer 6*>13 00
•v-ift *pirH» 44.178 64
litmia spirit* 49.06$ »l
Kiporj stamp* 4 60
c^-»o 17.6P5 31
rarettea 4,650 57
.-- ¦•"¦ 26 W)
robacco 2.396 79
>r"vi«!e 3,233 75
V.»vir.g card* 106 4«
«UU $203,744 28
Thf col!e<-tion» in April. 1902. were $23S.10S.
¦ k» «atal coilectlcn* from January 1 to April
.'• were $S02.S21. against $858,331 during th«
>jw period in 19O2.
Weather Report.
'T?Oih Meridian— Pacific Time.)
SAN FRANCISCO. May 4, 6 p. m.
The followjnc are the seaFonal rainfalls to
<!e-.» as compered with these o? Sine date last
p*t.fcn end raintall in last twenty-four hour*:
L&et Thia. Last
Ptatior.s — 24 hours, season, season.
Eureka 0.00 &0.43 49.53
Red Fluff O.00 23.15 3U.02
0.O0 1(5. «0 16. M
i^an FrancJaco 0.00 116.28 17.93
I-i-esno 0.00 8.4S 6>6
I nd»-r^noence O.O0 2.'-t3 4.30
Lul* Obl«po O.Oii 18.51 21.93
!/, f Angeles O.C) 19.34 10.57
t-an Diego 0.00 11.61 6.11
The following maximum arid minimum tem
;«-»aiure¥ are reported from Eastern stations:
Kansas City €2 -4!*| Cincinnati 5R-40
ix^nver «4-3« Philadelphia fi4-52
s-. Louis tiO-4e Boston 40-42
< r.ioa^o 4S-S* Washintton 70-4S
New Orleans fc2-C^ New York 56-52
THE COAST RECORD.
1 fifi<? u 1
STATIONS. n %E 2- ? 3 + t
— . «¦ ¦ O
; c c ; : a
I ' • * * '. ¦
iiaker 2S.'J2 72 40 NW Clear .00
< ars-un 29.hu 76 3»i W Pt.Cldy A<O
Kureka 29. »4 OS 46 NW Clear .00
Fresno 29.78 KS 56 NW Pt.Cldy .00
Flagstaff ....2».7% «2 28 NW Pt.Cldy T.
Independence 23.72 *<• 64 W Cloudy .00
l^e An«el*£ .2U.SS 64 54 PW Pt.Cidy .00
.Vt Tair.aipaie 2».'.«0 70 5S NW Clear .00
Nortb Head .30.O8 f*> 4C NW Ocudy .00;
Phoenia 2».«« fHX €2 S Cloudy .00
PooateH© 2X.H2 «*J» tis W Clear .00
l'ort:ar.d .....2:».«5 74 4S NW Clear .00 1
Point Reyee ..2C.SS &G 4S NW Clouiy .00
lied BJuff 2^.72 t»0 M SE Clear .00
Roseburg 2«. W 7S 44 NE Clear .00
Kacramcnto ..2S.78 7« 5« W Clear .Go
Salt Lake ...29.*6 O6 42 NW Pt.tTldy .00 1
s-an Fran 29.92 58 60 W Pt.Cldy .00
fc L. Obispo .23.H4 62 50 W Pt.Cidy .00
he.n Diego ...29.90 t# 00 NW Clear .00
£«attl< 42
J^pckane 29.90 72 06 NW Clear .00
Tatooeh 30.10 CO .. W Cloudy .00
Walla Walla.. 29. 82 76 52 S Pt.Cldy .00
Wlncemucc*. .29.84 74 SS N Clear .00
Yuma 2».C6 Hi &8 NW Clear .00
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
CloutJy weather prevails over the southern
joruon of the Pacific elope and along the
¦Wafhir^t'jn coa*'t; »lw»htre It Is fair. A
Thundei-sturm with light min is reported from
i ieesteff.
The pressure has fallen slowly over the coun
try wtst of the Rocky Mountains.
Tl's€ temperature has remained nearly «ta
iwruiTy in all districts. In California the teiii
j*ra.ture ic elightb below the normal along
the coast and Irom 4 to 14 degrees above in mt
interior.
Forecast ma/2e at San Frsnci*co for thirty
tours ending rniijTught. May 5. 1H03:
Northern Catffornia— Tuesday fair except
cloudy a!«M;g the roast, end in the southern por
tion; freth west »!nd.
Southern Calif c<rnia — Cloudy Tufgiiay; proba
bly fhowers in the mountains; frtth west wind.
N»^-8<Ja — Fair Tuesday.
fan Francisco and vicinity — Cloudy or foggy
Jjfziay; Jrefh to brlzk west wind.
O. II. WILSON,
i^-^e! rorecaet Official Temporarllj; in Charge.
FRUITS — Apricots, 54@Sc for Royals and
64013c for Moorparks; Evaporated Apples, 34
Ct'Cc; sun-dried, 3@4c; Peaches, 3@6c; Pears,
34©44c for quarters and &@Sc for halves;
Nectarines, 4?4@04c for white; Plums, r>y.tJc
for pitted and 1614c for unpltted; Figs, 34©
4c for black and 4@5c for white,
PRUNES— 1902 crop, 2@2V£c for the four
eizep, with Vjf^lc premium for the large sizes.
RAISINS — 1W02 crop are quoted as follows:
2-crown loose Muscatels, 50-lb boxes, 5V*C per
lb; o-crown, 5%c; 4-t-rown. Be; Seedless, loose.
Muscatels, 5c; Seedless Sultanas, 5c; Seedless
Thompsons, 6 Vic; 2-crown London Layers, 20
lb boxes, $1 40 pc-r box; 3-crown, $1 50; 4
crown fancy clusters, 20-Ib boxes, $2; 2-crown
Dehesas, 20-lb boxes, $2 50; 6-crown imperials,
20-lb boxes, $3; Seeded, f. o. b. Fresno, fancy,
1-lb cartons, 7%c; choice, 7^c.
NUTS — Walnuts, . No. 1 soitshell, 12@124c;
No. 2, lOiyllc; No. 1 hardshell, ir@HVtc; No.
2, 9'^glOc; Almonds, lie for Nonpareils, l0'/i
©lie for I X L, 10gl04c for Ne Plus Ultra
and SC'S'/ic for Langueduc; Ptanuts, 5i@'7c for
Eastern; Brazil Nuts, 12^13c; Filberts. 12®
124c; Pecans, lHil.lc; Cocoanuts, $4 50®5.
HONEY — Comb, 12©,134c for bright, llhi~
for light amber and lOo for dark; water white
extracted, li@74t; light amber extracted, 2}x
©6c; dark, -l®44c.
BEESWAX— 2UQ28c Der lb.
Dried Fruits, Nuts and Raisins.
CHICAGO., May 4.— Selling by pit traders
; caused weakness in wheat soon after tlie open
ing, which was a shade lower to a shade high
er for July at 71>4c to 71 Vic but there was
sufficient scattered demand by shorts and com
mission houses to check the decline- in a meas
ure, and, after selling down to 724c, July
closed %c lower at 724®72%c. The impres
sion that Armour was selling through brokers,
although an open buyer of July, together with
numerous no-damage reports, brought about
the rush to sell. Receipts were a little larger
and weather reports improved, and these also
had their influence. Primary r oeipts were
629,643 bushel?, against 433,7<i'J bushels a year
ago Clearances of wheat and flour were equal
to 464,500 bushels.
Corn was weak and slow with local bears,
the principal sellers and commission houses do
ing the buying. July closed %®%c lower at
44%c after ranging between 45%c and 444e.
The better weather induced selling by local
longs in oats, and as a result the market
] showed weakness, with prices lower. Ju'.y
' closed %S";4c lower at 314@31%c after selling
off from o2?ic to 31 lie.
The. action of May pork unsettled provisions
and bothered the trade. Prices on other pro
ducts were about Fteady and show an advancing
tendency. Packers are credited with buying
' pork for future delivery and July showed an
advance of 7ijc at the close. Covering ' by
shorts at the start caused an advance of 25c
to 7f>c in May. the opening price being- $18 50
to $1». Realizing later caused a decline from
the high figure and the close was 35c higher
at $18 60. July lard was 5@"4c lower, while
ribs were oft lY 3 c.
The leading futures ranged as follow*:
Articles — Open. High. Low. Close.
Wheat No. 2 —
May 79 • 794 784 7S%
July „ 73*4 734 72% 724
September ..."_. 71 . 71 y t 150% -70 '
Corn No. 2 —
May 44% 44% 434 43%
July 45% 45% 444 41%
September 44% 4*% 444 ? 44>4
Oats No. 2 —
May 33% 33Ts 33% .Tl'i
July 32% 32% 314 31%
September 2Vt% 29% 2»4 20V*
Mees Pork, per bbl — .
May 18 60 19 00 18 00 18 60
July 17 074 17 20 17 05 17 15
September 10 70 16 85 16 70 lti SO
Lard, per HK> lbs—
May .• » 174 9 17>i fl 10 9 10
July 9 25 9 274 9 17 4 U 20
September 0 274 9 «0 9 224 9 25
Short Ribs, per 100 lbs—
May 0 45 0 45 9 42V. 9 42lj
July 9 45 0 45 0 424 0 -t-Vi
September 9 35 9 40 9 35 ,9 45
Caeh quotations were as follows: Flour,
quiet and eteady: No. 2 spring wheat, »0c:
No. 3, 7&@7Uc: No. 2 red, 7S4@79 1 / 2<--; No. ~
corn, 44» 4 c; No. 2 yellow. 45->4 1 346 1 '4c; No. 2
oats, 334c; No. :{ white, 32@;»5c; No. 2 rye,
50c; fair to choice malttng barley, 49@56c; No.
1 flaxserd, $1 00; No. 1 Northwestern, $1 12:
prime timothy u»>ed, $3 45©3 50; mess pork,
p<r bbl. $18(518 25: lard, per 100 lbs. $9 1240
'.» 20: short ribs sides (loose). $9 .'{&$[9 45; dry
salted shoulders (boxed). $S 50fi8 02'i: short
clear sides (boxed), $9 75n9 S7'>i: whisky, basis
of high wines, $1 ;X>; clover, contract grade,
$12 50.
Article?— Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, barrels 2.V;oo 20.1*00
Wheat, bushels 145.300 •233.800
Corn, burhels 1WJ.300 145.UOO
Gate, bushels 2P0,100 30H.4W
Rye, bushels !3,.'{00. 9S.O0O
Barley, bushels 30.000 4.100
On th? Produce Exchange to-day the butter
marKet was easy; creams, 16j?20c: dalrleH, 10@
Iftc. Eggs, steady, at mark. 13#13'4c. Cheese,
firm. 13',4®lJ4f.
Chicago Grain Market.
There is nothing new under this head. The
demand for Beans is light and for Seeds small
BEANS— Bayoa. $2 05®3 10; Pea. $3 ih]
Butters, $3 75; small White. $:;@3 20; large
White. $2 75@3 10; Pink, $2 25<ft2 70; Rea
$2 75Q3; Lima. $3 S5@'t 95; Red Kidneys. $150
U5; Blackeye. $2 75©3 per ctl.
SEEDS— Brown Mustard. $3; Yellow Mus
tard. $3; Flax, $2<g2 10; Canary, GV 4 c for East
ern; Alfalfa. 13(gl4c; Rape. lV4@2V.c: Tim
othy, 6c; Hemp, 3 1 /i<g34c per lb; Millet. 34S>
4c; Broom Corn Seed. $14016 per ton.
DRIED PEAS— Green. $1 75@2 per ctl.
Beans and Seeds.
Hay. Bran and Middlings continue firm at
previous prices.
BRAN— $21621 50 per ton,
MIDDLINGS— ?27<!?2s> ptr ton.
SHORTS— $21 60®22 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS— Rolled Barley, $24i@25 per
ton; Oilcake Meal at the mill. $25®25 60- Job
bing, $26® 20 50; Cocoanut Cake, $21<g22;' Corn
Meal, *27<&2S; Cracked Corn, W 50^2* 50;
Mixed Feed, $1S 50®10 50; Cottonseed Meal
(20 00.
HAY— Wheat, $13@14. with sales of extra
fine at $14 50; Wheat and Oat. $12 50® 14; Red
and Black Oat. $12 600X3 50; Barley $11 50a
13; Stock. $1O5US11: Alfalfa, $10 5o@12 per ton
STRAW— 42 !-i4/00c per bale.
Hay and Feedstuff s.
FLOUR— California Family Extras, $4 40®
4 65, usual terms: Bakers' Extras. $i 30@4 40;
Oregon and Washington. $3 70@4 per bbl for
Family and $3 70(Ef4 20 for Bakers 1 .
MILLSTUFFS— Prices in packages are as
follows: Graham Flour, $.1 25 per 10(1 lbe-
Itye Flour, *3; Hye Meal, $2 75; Rice Flour
$0 50; Corn Meal, $3; extra cream do, $3 75;
Oat Groats, $4 50; Hominy, $3 7S@4; Buck
wheat Flour, $4 25@4 50; Cracked Wheat
$U 50; Farina. $4 25: Whole Wheat Flour
$a f>0; Rolled Oats, barrels, $7@'J; in «ack«
$(j 50QS 50; Pearl Barley, $«: Split Peas!
boxes, $6 50: Green Pene, $5 ptr 100 lbs.
Flour and Millstuffs.
Open. High. Low. Cl^se.
May $1 094 ?1 U04 $1 004 $1 uiH a
December— l)3c bid, 0314c asked.
OATS — Continue quiet and unchanged.
White, *1 2u<jnl 24 4; Black. »i j24@1 20;
Red. Jl 15@1 2U for common and $J. 224 for
choice: Gray, nominal.
CORN — Is dull ami unchanged.
Western (sackeaj. *1 11 fci&i 20 for Yellow.
$1 l"Vi@l 20 for White and $1 15®1 174 for
mixed; California large- Yellow, $1 20@l 25-
Email round do, $1 40@l 50; White, $1 20@l 30-
Egyptian. $1 40@l 45 for White and $1 20Q>
1 224 fur Brown.
RYE-^$1 10@l 13% per ctl.
BUCKWHEAT— »1 76<S-2 per ctL '
2 p. m. Session
Session U to 11 :30 a., m.
Open. High. Low. Close.
May— $1 05% bid, ?1 07 asked.
December ... 0.14 . W/i 93% 93%
FUTURES,
CASH liAKLET.
Feed, $1 05©l 03%; Brewing and Shipping
grades, ?1 lOft-1 15; Chevalier, $1 15@1 36 for
fair to choice.
Open. High. Low. Close.
May $1 31 $1 31 $1 31 $1 01
December ... 1 2tiyi 1 27 . 1 20% 1 27
BARLEY — The week opened with a firm
feeling and some holders advanced their asking
prices for Feed to $1 10, though no sales as
high as that figure were made. Tne market
was in good shape, however.
2 p. m. Session.
Session 9 to 11 :30 a. m.
Open. High. Low. Close.
May— $1 30 bid. ?l 31 asked.
December ...$1 2ti?i $1 2O«4 $1 26»; $1 26%
FUTURES,
California Club. $1324@1374; California
White Australian. $1 474@1 65; Northern
Club. $1 324; Northern Blue Stem, $1 45@
1 46U; Oregon ValJ«sy, $1 40.
CASH WHEAT.
WHEAT— The week opened without much
change, either here or in the East, while the
foreign markets were without especial feature.
Reports from Western sections were to the
general effect that but little damage was done
by the recent freeze. The American visible
supply decreased 2.109,000 bushels.
Wheat and Other Grains.
¦ ' MONDAY. May 4 — i p. m.
Bid. Ask. Bld.Ask.
Alpha 03 05 Julia 02 04
Alta 05 07 Justice ...... 08 <«?
Andes 2:> 24 Kentuek — 01
Belcher 50 61 Mexican 88 1 (*•
Best & Belch. 1 SO 1 5o Occidental ... 45 4.H
Bullion 08 l^jOphir 1 60 1 7<>
Caledonia 1 TO 1 7,">! Overman .... 42 4.1
Challenge Con 41 42 ; Potosi 22 Ti
Chollar 27 28 Savase 2t 2T<
Confidence ...1 10 1 2<>;Scorplon 03 04
Con Cal & Va.l 30 1 40^e« Belcher.. 22 24
Con Imperial. OS U4 Siprra Nevada 73 75
Con N York.. 13 14 Silver Hill... 94 l»5
Crown Point. 2« 27 St Louis 19 —
Eureka Con.. — 65,Syndlcate .... OR 0«
Exchequer... 01 02 1 Union Con 9O JKJ
Gould & Cur. 38 4n;utah 50-51
Hale & Norc. 7S *1| Yellow Jacket 4J 45
Lady Wash . . — 0&|
TONOPAH MINES.
Colehan M Co 30 — ! Ray Extension 17- '. . —
Gold Mount.. 20 — JTono N Star. 80 «0
Lucky Tom... — 25'Toro Union. .1 00 —
CLOSING QUOTATIONa
100 Caledonia ..175 (200 Overman ... 44
200 Chal Con.... 42 (30O Potosi 25
200 Con Cal&Va.l 374 • 75 Potosi Zl
500 Con Imperial. 0T, 30O Savage «J5
.."CO Con N York. 12. 100 Silver Hill.. Wl
200 Crown Point. 2b 100 Union Cpn. . »1
200 Mexican 1 00 ZfiO Utah W
500 Overman ... 43
Afternoon Session
20O Andes 24 ICO Ophir 170
300 Chal Con 45 100 Overman ... 4»
60O Chollar 28 6<X> Overman ... 47
800 Chollar 29 50O Potcsi 2*
100 Con Cai&Va.l 4rt 2*»» Seg Belcher. 2t
50O Crown Point. 2f> V/O Silver Hill. .. 91
100 Gould & Cur. 43 300 Utah 51
500 Kentuek .... 01 500 Utah IK
400 Mexican 1 024 200 Yellow Jack. 4«
600 Occidental .. 40 |2C0 Yellow Jack. 45
The following were the sales on the Pacifla
Stock Exchange yesterday:
- .Morning Session.
Silver and New York Exchange are lower.
Sterling Exchange, 6lxty aay».. — 54 854
Sterling Exchange, sight — 4 S84
Sterling Exchange — 4 894
New York Exchange, sight — 10
New York Exchange, telegraphies — 124
Silver, per ounce — 64
Mexican Dollars, nominal — 41 ij
Exchange and Bullion.
LOCAL MARKETS.
Ches A Ohio 2.200 45*4 44»i 45tg
Chicago & Alton .. 500 SI 14 31M» 31
Chi & Alton pfd... 100 70V* 70U 70
Chicago * G W 2,<>0<» •J'iM 22«» 22%
Chi & G W A pfd. 100 7* 75 75
Chi & G W B pfd. l«0 38 SS 37
Chicago & N W 700 1«2 1RU* 181%
Chi Term & Tran.. 6.100 17U 17V4, 17
Chi Term & T pfd. 1,200 30U 294 29%i
C C C 4 St Louis. 600 91 ',i 91 914
Colo Southern 200 24% 24»» Zl\
Colo So 1st pfd .. 100 C5»a 65 u, 65 : !*
«^oio So 2d pfd 36 H
Del & Hudson 10.500 ISO 173 179»i
Del Lack & West. 1.200 256S 254^ 25»> l ;
j Denver & Rio G... 4,100 365b 353 t r,6i{,
I Denver & R G pfd. 100 86?« fi<l% 8BV.,
F>1* 19.100 S5* t 35 35?*
Erie 1st pfd 4.S0O 6S% «7«i W-,
Erie 2d pfd 6.000 07", 65% 5«" 8
Great Northern pfd 185
Hocking Valley .. 400 O'JM, 98\ OS 14
Hocking Val pfd .. 100 94 U 93« 4 93
Illinois Central ... 400 1374 137U 137«{
Iowa Central 400 S3 1 * 35 354
Iowa Central pfd 69
K C Southern 100 S0% 30?i 30
K C Southern pfd.. POO 63 61 4 5:{
I-ake Erie & Wept 40
Uk» Erie & W pfd 105
Louisville & Nash. 2.100 1I9«, 118 118%
Manhattan L 4.500 ]42«» 142 142>i
Metropolitan St Ry 5.100 134'* 1324 134>« i
Mexican Central .. 7,300 2S',i • 27%» 28*s '
Mexica.n National.. 41,700 24 22'- 23*4 '
Minn & St Louis.. 3<>0 8O4 90>-i 91
Missouri Pacific .. 2<3.9<iO 111 14 HOVi lll!-g '
Mo Kan & Texas. 8.S00 27 26U 27 I
Mo Kan & T pfd. 700 5!» ¦ M\i 5S'i j
N J Central 1.200 17«"i 175 176U :
N Y Central 1.0<» 121$ 131 1317^
Norfolk & Western 1,300 72 71 71=%. ,
Nor & Weet pfd S?«
Ontario & Western 5.<50O 30 *» 29«i 30^ •
Pennsylvania .15.800 13S 137^ 13S
Reading 21,000 5«i« 55^ 5<J
Reading 1st pfd .. MXt S4i-« 834 84
Reading 2d pfd .. 100 6~\ 67 s ; 6S
Rook Island 8,900 4-J*» 444 - 44"*i '
Rock Island pfd... 500 76V, 7<54 70»4 I
Pt I>ou!e & S F. . 500 7«4 76 76U !
St L 4 F F 1« pM ftn I
St L & S F 2d pfd 70s: !
Pt. Louis S W 300 245^ 244 244 I
6t L S W pfd 1.5C0 54 55\ 5H j
St Paul 10.7^1 lfiii; 1^114 162 1 * I
Ft Paul pfd 200 1S3 1R3 JS24 ]
Kouihern Pac 4.700 5<!*i fttsig l%6ti
Southern Railway.. 4><X» 31 «; 31 3114
PouthTn Ry pfd.. 200 92 7^ u:'K 024
Texas & Pacific. 2,400 36T, 36 U 3t5U
Toledo St L & W. 100 2!i 26 25
Tol St L & W pfd 42*: !
tlnloa Pacific 13.500 91% ftl ftl^, '
Union Pacific pfd.. SCO 01 f*i« (Hia-i !
"Wsibash 400 28 2.8 28
Wabash pfd 2.»00 48 474 47"i
Wlieel & Lake Erie 700 23% 234 23%
W & L E 2d pfd 32%
; 'U'ieconsin Central. . 000 24% 244 24%
j Wisconsin Cen pfd. 1,800 4SJ4 474 4S%
ExprtFs Companies —
[Adams «25
! American 205
United State* 125
Wells Fargo 202
Miscellaneous —
Ama'.gram Copper. . 9.700 «4% 64 64%
Amer Car & Found. 500 40 39'i 3!>Ti
Am Oar & Fpfd.. 300 014 91U 81
Amer Linseed Oil 154
Amer Lin Oil pfd 39
Amer Locomotive.. 300 2IU 17 27
Amer Loco pfd 400 834 91U. (Wi^
Amer Smelt & Ref. 700 504 50 '* 5OV*
Am S & Ref pfd 300 954 85 95
Anaconda Win Co 104
Brooklyn Rap Trans 5.000 67 6C% 66%
Colo Fuel &. Iron. . 64*i I
Consolidated Oas.. J.O00 2114 211% 2114 I
Con Tobacco pfd • .'. 11411 j
G«neraJ Electric... 1.900 194 191»i Ifl2
Hocking Coal 20 !
International Paper 1.000 15*, 15 154 >
Inter Paper pfd .- .... 7014
International Power 4414
Luclede Gas 97'
National Biscuit... 200 4« 41'i 43'i
National Lea<J SW 24 . IM^J 2';*,
North American... 100 10O 100 93^
Pacific Coast fj()
Pacific Mail :$3
People's Gas 2,100 105', s 104i; 1044
PresEed Steel Car.. 2<">0 fil 61 QFik
¦ Pretsed Car pf d . . 700 024 f>24 92
Pullman Palace Car 200 219 21ft 221 T -i
Republic J=teel 1.30O 1914 irr^ if»i|
Republic Ssteel pfd.. POO 7S'i "S 7S
Fugar 5.IWV> 127% 12fl«i 127
Tenn Coal A- Iron.. 200 C5 04 4 «4'f.
Vn riajr & Paper <"o 1 nij
Un B & P Co pfd 72
ITS Xcftthcr I.ioo IS% 13% y.-.K
ii; S I^ath*r pfd.. 2OO 9114 941; 04'
\" S Rubber ir.iz
I: S Rubber pfd lfO .Vt*i W)*i KO
IT 8 Ptpel S.2«0 3S»i 35H "5%
U S Steel rfd 4.f^i0 84 "V P4% >*4Ti
Western Union 400 854 *5'i 85
T<-tal eale« Ml .fW"> oha'res.
UNITED RAILROADS OF SAN FRANCrSCO.
NEW YORK. May 4. — Uniled Railroads of
Fsn Francisco bond transactions: 7000 at
17U 374. JO(iO at $79 00.
NEW YORK BONDS.
U S ref 25. r«*g. . .105% j Hock Val 44 10"
Uo 2s, coup 106 ILouis & N unl 4s.l0n*'.
Do 3a, reg 107>i Mex Ont 4s r.jij.
Do .if. f-oup 107U Do 1st Inc 27 '
Do coupon l."« Minn & St L 4g.l00
iJo old 4s. reg.. MO", M, K & T 4s 119%
Do coupon 110-\|M. K & T 2ds... 82',»
Do 5s. reg; 102 US Y Cent gen 34slO2 '
Do coupon 1024 N" J C gen 5s l:>0'i
Atch. gen 4? lfiO'i North Pac 4s 1O2V4
At<h. a«1.1 4s !>0"i North Pac 3s ... 71 4
Bait ft Ohio 4s.. 101 ; N & W con 4s... 0:>
Iv> 34k 34',i' Pennsylvania 0*>'i
Do conv 4? l«cs IRead gen 4s !)"4»
Can South "dg....lO(i Rock Isliind ><4%
Ont of Gk 5s 1'is |St. L&I M con ."is. 112 4
Do 1st inc 78 jSt L & San F 4s. 8t>4
C F I 84, St L SW lsts 04
Chen & Ohio 446.104 Do 2ds SI
Chi &• Alton 3- S f. 77 K A & A P 4s 80U
C. B & Q new 4«. 94 1 South Pac 4s 91
C MX-St P gen 4s.lO4 j South Ry 5s 116%
! Chi & N ron 7b. .13«%!Tex & Pac Ists...l17
C R I & P 4;. 105>~j|T. St L & W 4s.. 147
GOCftSt L e«-n 48.MOU Union Pac 4b 102%
Clif Ter 4s S3 Do conv 4s 100 4.
« - oio &. South 4s.. 90 Wabash lsts ....1154
Con Tob 4s «2»i Do 2ds 108
!>n &. TUn G 4s. Jfc»%| Do deb B 76Vi
Erie orior lien 4s IK) West Shore 4s liOti
D« K en 4s K«4 W & L E 4s 91* t
' FtW&Den City If. 110',
BOSTON HTOCKS AND BONDS.
Money — I Mining —
Call loans 3 <§ 4 Ad\enture 9
Tim" loans 4 4#5iAl!ouej! 6%
H-.nds— • Amal Copper «4%
! Atrhlson 4s »9*.i Ringham 30*;
: Mex Ontral 4r... 77 jCalumct & Hecla.525
riailrr*ad« — <>ntennlal 25 : '»
I Atchison K3 < "opper liange . . . «4%
Do prefd 9'U'Daly West 47
p»«>1on & Albany.2.">5 IDom Coal 10S
Boston Kiev 145 iFranklln I04
: N y. N H & H..l9:K;i|Mohawk r.2
1 Fltfhburjr prrfd. .1404 'OM T>ominlon. . . .. 174
Union PaHfio ... Hl'-jOscrola tty,
Mex Central 27 *« Parrot •«
MlBcelUneous — Quincy 1134
AmT 127 Santa Fe Copper. 2
Do prefd . . l'-*O (Tamarack 140
Amer Tel & Tel.l57?J jTrlmountain ...... 91
Dom Iron f- Steel. 80 .Trinity 9 1 ;
Gen Electric H'2 United States 24 n i
Mats Klertric .... 31)4 I:t » n ••••
I»o r>refd Victoria n%
United Fruit 107 ]Wlnona 124
U 8 Steel 35% .Wolverine 71
Do prefd Sl%
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS. •
Cons for money.02 7-J6 N Y Central 1344
~ons for account iNor & West 73«,
" (June) 02 11-1K| Do profd HI
Anaconda 54 Ont & Western... SOW
AtchUon KT'i Pennsylvania .... 704
Do prefd 100 Reading 2S%
Bal & Ohio 95«,i Do let prefd 424
Can P»cln> i:^SU Do 2d prefd 34
Chet & Ohio 35»4 So Railway ..... S*>
Chi Great West.. 23 Do prefd »2*%
nil. M & S Paul.l6(5 -So PariCe fi«^
Den & Hlo G 37*i | Union P^Jflc .... 93J t
Vo rrefd 89 Do prefd 93t4
Erie .../ notiiu s SteM ;{«u
. Do Ift prefd.... «94I Do prefd *>7H
Do 2d prefd... 074 Wabash ;•- jg''S
111 Central .140 Do prefd 49
LVwi* & Na«h...l21U De Beers 22
iTKwTs & Tex.. 2«!i;Rands 10',
Bar • fllver.— Uncertain, 24Tid per. ounce. .
Monev — 303H P«r cent. •
The rate of discount in the open market for
WASHINGTON,
TACOMA May 4.— Wheat— Bluestem, 76c;
Club, lc higher at 71c.
PORTLAND. May 4. — Wheat — Walla Wal
la, 70@71c; Bluestem. 74c» Valley, 74@75c.
OREGON,
Northern Wheat Market.
The cool weather operated against the sale
of Strawberries and as receipts continued
large, prices had a sharp decline and there
were several chests unsold at the close. Black
berries from Glendora were offering again.
Two crates containing 30 baskets each were
received and sold at $2 50 per crate.
About twenty boxes of Cherries came in,
six being from Sacramento River and the bal
ance from Vacaville. Those from the river
were of the- Purple Gulgne variety and being
well colored sold promptly at $2 25 per box.
Offerings from Vacaville .sold at a wide range
according to quality. Purple Guigne selling
at $2 and Early White at $125®lflO.per box.
There was a steady demand for sound Navel
Oranges and in' some Instances desirable eiars
of fancy stock cornmanded a. premium over the
quotations. The buying was chiefly on quality,
but small sizes were still favored and at;the
auction sale some small sizes of choice brought
as much as the fancy fruit. 1 Ten cars, in
cluding one of extra fancy Red lands stock,
were auctioned, as follows: Extra fancy Red
lands. $2 10§2 60; ordinary fancy, $1 85@2;
choice. ?1 25<3'2; j standard, '75c@-$l 60. The
other descriptions of Citrus fruits were In am
ple supply an<1 unchanged.
There were ho changes In Apples. Offerings
consisted chiefly of cold storage stock, i
STRAWBERRIES — $7@11 per chest for
Lonsrworths and $5@7 for the larger varieties;
crates from Watsonville $1 50®2. . . • ;:•
APPLES— 75c@$l' 25 per box for common and
choice and $1 2&@2 for fancy. . ¦ ' ¦•
CITKUS i-'RL'iTS— Fancy Navel Oranges.
$2@2 50 per box; choice. $1 25@1 75; standards,
$l<gl 60; Seedlings, $1@1 50; Tangerines. 75c@
$1 in quarter boxes . and $1 25@1; 50 in half
boxes: Lemons, 50@75c for standard. $161 25
for choice and $1 75©2 25 for fancy; Grape
Fruit. $14?2 50; Mexican Limes. $;» 50^4 50:
Bananas. $2 50@.'J 50 per bunch . for Central
American and $1 2.Vri2 for Hawaiian; . Pine
apples, $3@4 per dozen.
Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.
EVAPORATED APPLES— The market, while
quiet, is firmly held on attractive fruit. Com
mon quoted at 3^@4%c; prime at Sp'ic.
PRUNES — Spot prunes are steady under a
moderate demand at quotations ranging from
3c to ti%c for all trades.
APRICOTS— Are firm in a Jobbing way with
holdf-rs of choice disposed to look for a better
level, though some of the lees attractive qual
ities are rather easy. The choice are quoted
at 7 L i@SH<' and fancy at iUi©10tic.
PEACHES— Quiet at 7^(380 for eholce and
SH@9c for fancy.
DRIED FRUITS.
WOOL— Firm.
COFFEE— Spot Rio, qutet; mild, steady
Futures opened -steady, unchanged, to 5 points
higher, influenced by the better cables and
prospective decrease In world's visible supply,
but ruled dull and was finally quiet, net five
points higher. Sales were 6250 bai?s. includ
ing: July, 3.95c; Auirust. 4.10c; September,
4\20e: November, 4.80®4.36c; December. 4.70c;
March. 4.00c.
SUGAR— Raw. steady; refined, steady.
NEW YORK. .May 4 —FLOUR— Receipts.
1K.410 barrels: expons, 7510 barrels; steady,
with a fair trade.
WHEAT— Receipts, 432,275 bushels; exports,
244,105 bushels. Spot, steady; No. 2 red, 839jc
elevator and 88%c f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 North
ern Duluth. 86!*c f. o. b. afloat. On early crop
damage news coupled with higher cables and
proEpects for a big visible supply decrease aJid
local buying, the forenoon wheat market was
higher. Later denials of damage weakened
the list, however, and the close was heavy at
i«®%c n«t decline. »May. 82Vi-S83c. closed at
82»4c: July, 77%@78 l-16c. closed 7<Hc; bep
ternber. 75 3-16(jp-76c, closed 75%c.
HOPS — Quiet.
HIDES— Firm.
LONDON. May 4.— Consols. 02 11-16; Silver,
?4%d; French rentes. 07f 90c$9St 12%c; wheat
cargoes on passage, quirt and steady; English
country markets, firm; wheat and flour on
passage to United Kingdom. 2.240,000: wheat
and flour on passage to Continent, 2.160.000.
LIVERPOOL. May 4. — Wheat, firm; No. 1
Standard California. 6s 8^d@Cs 9d; wheat in
Paris, firm; flour in Paris, firm; French coun
try markets, quieter; weather in England,
cloudy. ' ,
COTTON — Uplands. 5.66d.
Foreign Markets.
STOCK AND BOND j^XCHANGE.
Business was light all around yesterday, with
narrow changes. Alaska Packers' was higher
at $156. while Gas and Electric sold from 557
down to $55.
On the California Exchange Monarch Oil was
firmer, selling up to 55c.
It is reported that the bonds of the United
Railroads of San Francisco are meettng with
better demand and are now going into the
hsnds of investors.
An assessment of $75 per share was delin
quent .yesterday on the capital stock of the
Santa Cruz Lime Company.
The stockholders of the Contra Costa Water
Company have authorized an Increase In the
bonded indebtedness of the corporation from
its present amount of $4,600,000 to $5,000,000.
It is understood that arrangements have. been
made for placing the additional bonds and that
the proceeds are to be used chiefly In develop
ing the Pinole watershed that was purchased
some time ago by the company.
KT. LOUIS, May/4.— Wool quiet; medium
grades and combing.^5<gl8c; light fino. 14@17c;
heavy line, 10<£13c; tub washed, 1862S&C.
St. Louis Wool Market.
Wall-street stocks higher on the dav.
Local stocks and bonds still quiet.
Silver and Xew York Exchange lower.
llltcat quiet and without especial feature.
Barley firm, with an upward tendency.
Oats, Corn and Rye quiet and unchanged.
Hay. Bran and Millstuffs firm and unchanged.
Xothing new in Beans ana\ Seeds.
Xew Potatoes coming in more frech:
Three cars of Western Poultry sell off readily.
Butter steady, Eggs easy and Cheese weak.
Strawberries lower. Good Oranges in demand.
Hams, Bacon and Lard marked dozen by the local trade.
H_ogsoff a fraction again.
The situation remains about the same. Eggs
are rather weak than otherwise, and close buy
ers can shade the quotations. Receipts are
liberal, but there is no undue accumulation
of stock, owing to the storing. The Butter
rt.rket is steady, as there are more or less
pickling orders on the market, which, with
the necessary storing, keep stocks down to a
manageable point.
Cheese rules' weak at the ncted decline. '
Receipts were 104,300 Ib3 Butter, 2042 cases
Eggs and 19,400 lbs Cheese/ ".- '- "*. •;
BUTTER — Creamery, first /hands.' 20021c;
dairy, 18@20c: store Butter, 15@17c. -•
CHEESE— New, U@U\<,c 'for choice mild;
Young America, 12c; Eastern, . -17(217iic;
Western 10}4felie per lb.
EGGS— F.anch, }7@2Oc; culls and second*.
l-iGjltie; store. ,lti®17c per dozen.
Butter, Cheese and Eggs.
Nezv York Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, May 4. — Ths cotton market
closed steady, net three points lower to nine
points higher.
Adams Con 20 Little Chief 07
Alice 25 Ontario 5 80
Breece 20 Ophir 1 ¦'¦>
Brunswick, Con.. 04JJ Phoenix "*
Comstock Tunnel (w> Potosi j»>
Con Cal & Va..l30 Savage -¦»
Horn Silver 1 00 Sierra Nevada... M>
Iron Silver 135 Small Hopes.... 50
Leadville Con... 02 Standard 2 «0
NEW YORK MINING STOCKS
short bills is 3% per cent and for three months'
bills 3% per cent.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
NEW YORK, May 4.— The market for dry
goods shows no sign of weakness, and yet there
is little. If any, increased demand.
Dry Goods Market.
Flour, qr ski... 9,C00|Wool, bales 64fi
Wheat, ctls SOOjPelts. No 1.630
Barley, ctls...:.. 3,08o:Hides No...... 1.20S
Corn.^ctls ... 75 Leather, rolls... 44
Beans, nks 477 Wine, gals B1.3.V*
Potatoes, sks... 3,035 Raisins, bxs t>00
Onions, sks 340|Lime. bbls...... • 31
Bran, sks 2,2«0i Chicory, bbls... M>
Middlings, sks.. 600; Brandy, gals 2.250
Hay, tons CEolQulcksllver, files. «3
Straw, tons. 4l|
OREGON. •
Potatoes, sks... 21)0
FOR MONDAY, MAT 4.
Receipts of Produce.
other car of Western is scheduled for to-day's
market. -
What little Game came in cleaned up quickly
at unchanged prices.
POULTRY— Live Turkeys, nominal: Gees*.
per pair, $2@2 60; Goslings, J 2@2 60; Ducks,
$5@6 per dozen for old and $6@8 for young;
Hens, $5 60<@6; young Roosters, *8®10; old
Roosters H 50@5; Fryers, $3 50S7 60; Broil
ers, $3 50@4 50 for large and $2@3 for small;
Pigeons, $1 50<gl 75 per dozen for old and $1 60
©2 for Squabs. .
GAME — Hare, $1 25 per dozen; Cottontail
Rabbits. $1 75; Brush Rabbits, $1 25.
No orders taken for less than 75 barrels or Its
equivalent.
New York Produce Exchange, is as follows :
Wheat, 83.45tf.000 bushels, decrease 2.110.WQ
bushc-ls: corn. 6,4."ifi,000 bushels, decrease
1,125.000 bushels; oats, «,226,000 bushels, de
crease 270.000 bushels; rye, 1,149.000 bushels,
increase 12,000 hushels; barley. 1,142,000 bUBli.
els, decrease 113,000 bushels.
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, \ M AY 5, " 11)03.'
STOCK MARKET.
New York Grain and Produce.
Visible Grain Supply.
KEW YORK. May 4.— The visible supply of
Saturday, May '2, as compiled by the
Three car* of Western Poultry came In, two
being consigned to regular jobbers and the third
being divided among! few large retailers; Tho
jobbers reported a steady demand , and were
well cleaned; up at the close. -Tlwe was very
little domestic dtock received, as is usually the
rase on Monday, and previous prices stand for
all descriptions, except Hens, which were. weak,
er.: owing to liberal offerings of Western. An-
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
11
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
OKDEK TO SHOW CAUSE— la the Superior
Court of the City and County of San Fran-
cisco. State of California, No. 24,703, De-
partment 10 — In the* matter of the estate ut
Francesco T. Guinasso, deceased. Order to
show cause why order to mortgage realty
should not be made. Upon reading and fil-
ing the verified petition of David J. Guin-
asso, administrator of the. estate of said de-
ceased, prayins an order to mortgage the
realty hereinafter described for the amount
mentioned in aaid petition herein and good
cause appearing therefor, it is hereby or-
dered that all persona Interested In the said
' estate be and appear before thia court, De-
partfc«nt 10 thereuf. in the courtroom of said
court. In the New City Hall of said City
and County of San Francisco, on Tuesday,
the 12th day of May. lJHXJ. at 10 o'clock
a m. of salii day. then and there to show
cause, if any they have, why the reaity
described in said petition, namely, all tnat
certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate.
lying and bsins In the City and County of
Ean Francisco, and bounded and particu-
larly described as follows, to wit: Commenc-
ing on the northeasterly corner of Dupoat
and Vallejo streets, running thence faster. y
along the northerly line of Vallejo stre«c
eighty-three and six-twelfths (S3 6-12) fe-t
to the westerly line of Margaret plac«;
thence northerly along said line of Margaret
place one hundred and fifty and three-
twelfths (150 5-12) feet; thence at rljh:
anglea westerly eighty-three and six-tweUiij #
183 G-12) feet to the easterly line of Dupont
'•treet. and thence southerly along- the «ua
line of Dtipont stre*t one hundred and fifty
and three-twelfths (150 3-12) feet to the point
of commencement, being portion of 50-var*
lot» Nos. 221 and 240. should not be mort-
gaged rcr the amount mentioned In said
petition, namely, twenty-eight thousand dol-
lare In U. S. gold coin, or such lesaer
amount as to the court or Judge shall seem
meet. Reference to said petition on file ••
• hereby made for further particulars. DateU
April 10. 1303. JAS. M. TROUTT. Judge or
the Superior Court.
RIORDAN & LANDE. attorneys for ad-
ministrator. California Safe Deposit Building.
32S Montgomery '*¦• San Francisco.
IN the Superior Court of the State of Cali-
fornia, in and for the City and* County ot
San Francisco — In the matter of the estato
of J. HARRY BRENNAN. deceased— Notice
of special administratrix's sale of personal
property. Notice is hereby given that in
pursuance of an order of the Superior Court
of. the State of California. In and for th*
City and County of San Francisco, rcade and
entered on the 30th day of April. 19<rj m
the matter of the estate of J. HARRY
BRENNAX. deceased. the undersi«n-;ci.
special administratrix of said estate, will
sell at public auction, for cash, subject »o
confirmation by said Superior Court, un
TUESDAY, the 12th cay of May. IDOa. at
the hour of 1 o'clock of *atd day. at No. V-J
Market ktreet. in the City and County nf
San Francisco. State of California, the fol-
lowing described personal property, to-wtr:
That certain saloon businesa located at No.
ttJ9 Market street, known as the "Buffet Zin-
kand," in said City and County of oan
Francisco, heretofore conducted by J. Harry
Brennan. deceased, tosether with the good
¦will thereof: the stock oJ liquors, wines,
cordials «nd mineral waters contained '.n
' said business; one cash resister. one slot
machine, one lot of elassware. vilverware
and cutlery; a lease of the premia** ->t
No. O-'S Market street, where said business i.«
now conducted: said lease provldea that a
rental of two hundred and fi.'ty <250> dol-
lars per month be paid for the premUea
hereafter described, and expires on Marea
1, 19O4: "All of that certain store or stor».
¦ room now used a3 a saloon known as ths
¦ "Buffet Zinkand.' said store, premises being
about seventeen (17) feet by forty-seven <4D
feet In size; and also alt of that store
premises now used as a cignr store or stan£.
said premises being about ten <10) feet by
nine «!» In six*, both of said stores beius
located and sltnafd on the ground floor of
that certain buitdins known as the 'Smnu
Spreckels BuiMine" snd designated ana
known as No. U20 Market street." Datsd Saa
Francisco. May 1. 1003. CATHERINE A.
BRENNAN. special administratrix of ths
estate of J HARRY ERESNAN. deceased.
A. F. ST. SL-RK. Claus Spreckela Buildlns.
attorney for estate.
AUCTION SALES
Extraordinary Auction Sale
ENTIRE LIVERY STABLES
SATURDAY, MAY 9, AT 11 A. JL
— AT—
Foley's Livery Stables, 1812 Powell Sireei
By order of Thomas Foley. I will sell the
contents of the above stables, consisting? of 40
first-class horses. 3 good hacks. 20 buggies. 4
surries. 2 light wagons. 2f» seta single harness.
4 sets hack harness. 5 Beta double surry har-
ness, robes, blankets, tools, office fixtures.
N. B. — Mr. Foley has conducted the above
stables for the past 30 years and is one of the
most complete stables in the city. He has *old
the property and now offera the stock at publib
auction without limit or reserve.
¦ JOHN J. DOYLE. Auctioneer.
.'¦-'¦•-¦¦ Office 327 SUth st.
£^ £s*
AUCTION SAI*E of "5 good horses and mar**
Wednesday, May 6, at It a. m. ARCADE
HORSE MARKKT. 327 Sixth st. JOHN J.
DOYLE. Auctioneer. .
INDIVIDUALITY. 3IZS AND SPEZD!
DON'T MISS THIS DISPERSAL SAUB!
STANDARD BRED HORSES.
From the Mokelumne Stock Farm. (Geo.
H. Fox. Proprietor, Clements. CaL) and
consignments from other o'^nera. Well
broke Marea, Geldings. Colts and
Fillies by Silver Bow, 2:16; Daedalion.
2:11; Monterey. 2:09%; Mokelumne 37559. Sey-
mour Wllkes 2:08H - Direct. 2:05^. and
others. TUESDAY EVENING. May 8. 1903
(by electric light) at Salesyard. corner Van.
Ness ave. and Market st., San Francisco. Th»
great brood mare Grace, dam of Daedalion.
2:11: Creole 2:13 <sire of Javelin. 2:0Sl4). and
Eagle. 2:10U. Is In thia sale. She is in foal
to Mokelumne 37559. son of Silver Bow and
Kitty Fox by Pancoast. Some of the greatest
prospect» ever led into a Balesrtng will b« of-
fered. Send for Catalogue. FRED H. CHASE
& CO.. Live Stock Auctioneers. 1732 Market
•treet, San . Francisco. -
/r\_ JUST ARRIVED and will be «ord at
' • . auction, 17 good work and driving
horses; also a lot of camp, peddling and ex-
press wagons, 2 rubber tire buggies. 11 sets
of single and double harness, at 1140 FOL-
SOM ST.. TUESDAY May 5. 11 a. m.

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