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. rix;v» TORK. Be»t. L— Mcsey ea eaU wu
«aey.. \Q\ ptt eeat; clo^ag bid aad offered
*V» P*r eaac. Time leans nere steady, with
sixty <£T» at 2 per cest; ninety «la»-s 2% per
oe=t -aai six nicaths at 3% per cent. Prune
J=erc«xti:« paper, r.-'j-t per c^ct. Sterli.-g
ft.-'-«rg» wu heavy, wita actual business in
fcaxkerr tiHla at *4.S72304-S74O fcr dei=a-l
*x£ at $4.$4CS<?4.«470 for eixty-day bi:^
¦Posted - rate*. $4 S3%©4 SS%. Comaiereiai
bCSs. $4 «4%. Baj- stiver. 57J»c Mexican dcl
iars. 43%c. Bonds — Gorerair:ents. eaiy; rail
roads. tTJVGX.
New York Money Market.
j EASTEBX MABKETS. |
Foreign Futures.
. Wheat — Pept. Dec.
Opening 7 3% "J'i
Closing 7 3\ 7 5?i
PARIS.
Wheat— . Sept. Jan.-Apl.
Opening 22 45 23 95
Closing ....22 45 24 CO
Flour —
Opening '. 30 33 3160
Cloclng ....'.".; ..SO 85 31 t3
5"/. Louis Wool Market.
ST LOUIS. Sept. L — Wool steady: medium
grades, combing and clothing. 20©26c; lijtht.
fine 16320c; heavy, fine, 12-gl6c; tub washed.
22'5 : 35c.
Northern Wheat Market.
V.-Ir* ¦ OREGON.
PORTLAND^. Sept. I.— WHEAT— Shipping :
Walla Walla 73c: blusetem, S2c; valley, S3c.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA, " Sept." 1.— WHEAT— Unchanged;
bluestetn. 83e; club, 78c.
Northern Business.
SEATTLE. Sept. 1.— Clearings. $679,102;
balances. |147,24«.
TACOMA. Sept. 1.— Clearings, $300,370;
balances. S26.SS5.
PORTLAND. Sept. L — Clearings, $700,068;
balance*. »«5,115. . < •
SPOKANE. Sept.- 1.— Clearings, $321,302;
balances. $(0,102.
OMAHA. Sept. 1. — CATTLE — Receipts. 1500:
steady to a shade stronger. Native steers, $3 75
05 90: cows and heifers, $3©4; Western eteers.
»3g4 25: Texas steers, J2 7A€3 50; cows and
heifers. $2^2 90: canners. $1 50"82: stockers and
feeders. $2 5G@3 S5; calves. $3@4 75; bulls,
$1 7.-V3S 25.
1 HOGS — Receipt*. 4200: 10c lower. Heavy.
$4 S>035 10; mixed, f 5 03®5 15;' light. $5 15<6
5 SO: plsrs. $4 50-6:5; bulk of sales. $5 O5C5 20.
SHEEP — Recatpts, ¦• 650*; • «te«dy.-' - Western
yearlintrs. $3 65©3 90: wethers. - $3 30TT3 «5;
ewes, iZ'S 3 50: common and stockers, $2 50@
3 65; lambs. *4©5 40. ¦ --J
Omaha.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 1. — CATTLE: — Re
ceipts 8000: slow, steady. Native steers. $3 75
S3 9""; native cows and heifers, $1 {H>S4 50:
stockers and feeders. ?2 23S4; bulls. $2S3 25;
calve-. $2 2535 50: Western steers. $3fi4 50;
Western cows. !l 60<|3 50. ,
HOGS — Receipts, SCOO; 6c lower. Bulk of
«=ale». $5 15®5 30; heavy. $5 10@5 25; packers.
$5 1505 30; pips. *5«5 35.
SHEEP — Receipts. 2000; ««teady. Muttons.
13 2564; lambs. $4 .W34 S5; range wethers,
13 50^4; ewes. ?2 75©0 50.
CHICAGO, Bept. 1. — CATTLE — Receipts.
7500; market, rtow. weak. 10c lower. Beeves.
t3#3 90; cows and heifers, $1 10^4 40; stock
ers and feeders. $21r3 SO; Texans, $3 10g4 15;
Wetterrs, $2 65<?4 35.
HOGS — Receipts, to-day, 20,000; to-morrow,
12.000; 3©10c lower than yesterday's average.
Mixed and butchers', $4 &C«5 50; good to
choice heavy, $5 10@5 45; rough heavy. $i 60%
4 S5: light. »5 05£5 60; pigs. $5§5 50; bulk
of $5 C5@5 40.
SHEEP— Receipts, 15,000; 10c lower. Sheep,
$2g4 13; lambe. ?4fi6.
Kansas City.
. Chicago.
200;u S Leather ....! 7%| 7«,1 7^1 Hi
Kv* Do pid ( 56>j| SShi &i*»| 6^4 I
! IU S Kealty & C.I 1 1 S2 i 3 5 !
,...'.. ..i l>o pid : i ! 5- I 52'i
50O|U 3 Rubber i 19i»i 1*T»| 1S%! l»'a '
I Do prd [ 1 ( 7J | 74% |
19,4W)jU S Steel Cor ...! iS';i 12 V»t X3t»| 13V* |
1CC.70U1 Do p:d i 03 I «1?»! 82 HI *&\*
10t)|Va-Car Chem Cu; 3r>it «2'.»l 32 1 33
1,7001 Do pfd !lw7-'-s|lt» 1 .»iI > >T*i|l«7 l i
' 6,0C«;Wabash ... j l»%| l»Ui WHl l*S j
1.2W). Do pfd ...' i 3* I 35)l *i i
Do aeb Bs ...|..... \ ?£.'?»( «»3
... |Weils-Farso Ex.|.-..t j23w |2tO |
1.400j Western Colon .! &0U! 90 1 90 90% j
..IWestiasBouse j jl&* |161 •
i Do In p;d...\|j..... H*' J I 1 * 7 I
¦M3,\X <* L K ! 1 17 i 17%
SCOi Do let pfd j 44H| 4 *V*i -"Hi «h ,
ICOi Do 2d l>fd | 23 { 2S j 20% |
icyJWlsconsin Cea...j 1S**| IS I 1SHI 19
4Gvi Do pld i 41*»! 41%j 41%| « ;
C;«.1ijO— Total shares sold.
NEW YORK BONDS.
V S ref 2s reg-.lOlSlL & N unified 4s.lOC»;
Do.coup^p l05;»iMan ton gold 4^.106% i
Do 3s reg lt^i | Jitx Ceat 4s 61
Do coupoa 105m D»> 1st inc.... 14*4
Do n;w 4s res.iai* 4 . Minn & St L Is.. !)5
Do coufoa 13i\!M. K & Texas 4i.l(X»%
Do o!<l is reg.lO^i Do 2ds S3
Do cuupoa 107 !NIt &t Mex coa 4a Tti^i
A:ch g^a 4s 10J%|N Y C gen =%s. .IwV*
Uo adj 4s 05 ! X J C g«n 3a 133% .
AUaaUc C L 4s. OS ' 4 ! Nor Pacific 4s 105%
iiait & Ohio 4b. .1O3 | Do Us 74>i
£>o 3'^s 95 ! 4lNcr & W con 4s.l01»i
Central of Ga 3s.lll*s,l OSL 4s & parnc. 06%i
Do 1st Jnc 84 T »iPa conv 34«...- 9S%
Ches & Ohio 4%s.lC5 i »fRead!ng gen 4*...li^0
Chi & Alton 3%s. 73 I S L & I M con 5s.ll«?i
C. B &. Q new 4s. 97 ! S L A S F f g 4s. £4%
C.M & HP gn 4-1101,1 St Louis SW lsts. 97%
C & XW cea 7S.12SH: Seaboard A L 4s. 81**
C. R I & Fee 4s. 7504; So Pacific 4s frt
Do col Es S5"*jSo Railway 5s 117'
C.C.C & SLgn 4s.l01% Tex & P&c lsts..U9\i
1 Chi Term 4s 74'jjTol. St L> & W 4s. 76%
Cocs Tobacco 4s. 72^41 Union Pacific 4s. 103
! Colo * 5o 4».:.. S4 I Do conv 4s.. . . .104*i
! C F i I con S9. 72V U S Steel 2d 5s.. SOU
! D«n A Rio G 4s. 101 | Wabartl lsts . US
I Erie prior !>a 4s. S)9 ! Do deb B 63%
i Do g«n 4a S«*4|W A L Erie 4s... 91N
F W A D C lits.lf«5>, t Wis Central 4e... «9%
Hock Val 4%s...lO3 I
NEW TORK MINING STOCKS.
[ Adams Con ..... 23! Little Chief 05
Alice 23! Ontario 3 50
I Breec* 17i Ophlr •-•• 2 40
1 Bruas Coa 17 Phoenix 12
I Com Tunnel .... 10|Potosl 14
I Con Cal & Va... 1 05' Savags 20
Horn Silver 1 55! Sierra Nevada 40
Iron Silver 1 5^.! Small Hopes 2*
Lea<3viUe Con ... 02| Standard 1 85
I ¦ : ... --. : " 1 -¦¦.V---
Boston Stocks and Bonds.
Money— n s ste*l 13
Call loans ..:... 2^3% Do pfd «2«s
Time loans. 3g4% Westing Common. 79
Bonds — - Mining —
Atchison 4> 101% Adventure HI
,, D ° ¦«'*¦ .2 s (Allouea 12%
Mex Central 4s... 61 | A mal Copper 5«%
Railroads— Amer Zinc 12
A^hlson W> T * Atlantic 13U
DopM 05 iBlngham 2«»4
Boston A Albany.2;*4! Calumet A Hecla.520
Boston * Maine. 162 j Centennial 2S
Boeton Elev 152 I Copper Range ... 67
Fitchburg pfd 136 Dal-- West 14};
Mex Central H%lDom Coal 57
N Y. N H A H..159 I Franklin " *%
Per* Marquette.. 74 lorancy 3S
Unicn Pacific 0S?»! Inle Royale 19VI
Miscellaneous— - j Maes Mining .".»;
Am-r Arge Chem. 13«ilMichisran 5Vi
Do rfd 7»ti| Mohawk 43
Amer Pneu Tube. 3 M'vp.t Coal * Coke 8%
Amer Sugar ....131 SI old Dominion ... 15H
Do pfd ltt%|Osceo!a 71%
Amer Tel & Tel. 137 I Parrot 2t
Areer Woolen ... 13*i!ouincy . sa
_ D " rfd "0*;: shannon 414
Dom Iron * F... 11 >, ' Tamarack 110
Ed Elect Ilium. -260 I Trlnltv 711
Oca Electric ....164%! U g Mlnln* .' 21»i
Ma«s. El»ctrlc 12«i'tT P Oil 11M
do rM «> Kuah ....::..:::;; 42
Maw Gas 41 «4 1 Victoria 3«;
T nitei Fnilt .". ..10« | winona . . 9%
U Do 6h p7d_ M ".= h ::: WolT * rin ' ::::::: ***
Cash in the Treasury.
WA5HINGTOV. Ptpt. 1— To-day's state
rrerit of the treasury balances In the general
fn^h/HuYV 9 °J **2 * 15 0- w »-°'*> gold ?gg£
id the dl\ Islon of redemption, shows availabl
ccsh balance. JI47.973.3<M; sold. I49.512.294:
New York Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. Sept. 1.— Cotton futures oo-ned
firm- September, lie: October. 10.90c: Novem
ber. 10. S3<-: December. 10.94e: January. 10 90c-
March. lO.JJ^c; April, lie; May. 11.04c
Spot closed quiet: middling uplands. ll.SOcr
middling gulf. 11.75c. Sales. 1200 bales
Future* closed steady: September 10 ROe-
October. 10.73c; November, 10.R3c; December'
10.77c; January. 10.7«c: February. lO.Kc'-
March. 10.S7c; April. I0.90c; May. 10.J>2c
Xeic York Grain and Produce.
,r^' E v. W Y , ORK - Flour-Receipts 19.-
ICO barrels: exporta. 23,300 barrels; market,
inactive but firmer. *u««jmi.
WHEAT— Receipts 29.7(V> bushel*. Spot
ftrrn: No. 2 r«-«i. *I l«t, f. o . b. afloat: No
1 Northern Duluth. *1 2«J« f. o . b a>.oat
Options craned steady ar.d soon advanced on
further bu.llsh newg concerning spring wheat
conditions, together with small Southwest re
cflpu «nd a scare among shorts. The close
waa-\Slc net higher. May, $1 J2^ei 13^T
c osed SI 13ii: September. $1 lS^gi l 3 ii :
$1°1*% December, $1 11»»§1 12 fcf closed.
HOPS— Ptfady.
HIDES— Steady
PETROLEUM— Steady.
WOOL— Firm, r
COFFEE--The reffee futures closed gteadv at
usv: llne , °y^ 10 »" int «- tou? ,»i. s
45.250 hags. Including September, at C 703
C .5c: D-c^mber. 6.9597c; January. 7.10c;
March. «f6.25c; May. 7.4Ce7.45c; July. 7.60
6»-t.JC. Spot Rio, stead v; mild, steady
ST. GAR— Raw. firm: fair refining. 3*ic": cen
trifugal. 9* test. 4 5-18c; molasses sugar 34c
Reaned. 'Btronr: No. ?(. 4 ?5c- Vo 7 ' 4 ROr-
No. «, 4.75c: No. 9. 4.70c; No. 10 "4 65c- \a"
11. 4.60c; No. 12, 4 55c; No. 13 4 50?' Vo
iVft^ -45c ; on ; e * t ' on «n>' A. 5.10c: mold * a!
CHEESE— Quiet. Ur.char.ced
EGGS— Firmer. **;**?>&*
UR1ED FRL1T.
EVAPORATED APPLES-Mark-t holds
steady, rotm-itlwtandlng the light demand
common are quoted at 4g3iic- uriir» ¦>«¦*»
4^'" '*"<*• '%'->%
FKlfttS — Continue more or le?s unsettled
Reported that no purchases cf Importance can
be made at «otne of the lower quotation, re
cently received from the coast, but buyer,
are holding off la the expectation that the
large stjppl.es will eventually cause still lower
prices. Quotation* ran S - from 2c to e£e Vc
conJitr to rrad*. **
APRICOTS-Less active, but prices are
maintained. Choice sre quoted at OUSlOe
ttSSg££SB2£ "Xi "SSrL:
choice held at Sc and fancy at 0^9%e.
New York Metal Market.
NEW TORK. Sept. 1.— Tla was higher again
to-day In London at an advance to £\ n i "¦
for spot and £124 15s for futures, while snot
closed at f27 20S27 40 in the local market
Copper was easier in the Lcndon market,
clokiag at £37 Is for spot and at £57 2 B ad
for futures. Locally copper was unchanged
with lake quoted at |12 62%@12 73; electro^
lytic. $12 5CS12 75; casting. $12 37%S1" 50
Lead was unchanged at £11 12a 6d la Lon
don and at $4 2094 30 in the local market
£pe!ter closed firm at S5Q5 15 in the 1-cal
market, but was a little Cull In London
where it closed at £22 15*. '
Iron c!os;d at 61s 9d In Glasgow and at
42s 10%d in Mlddlesboro. Locally iron was
uncharged and quiet. No.. 1 foundry, north
ern. $13 75^14 25; No. 2 -foundry, northern
J13 23-JJ14 2C: No. 1 foundry, southern and do
•oft. «L3 60613 75.
New York Copper Market.
i£EW TORK. Sept. 1. — Exports of copper for
the month were 24.431 ten*: ro far for the
yea/. 157,9€5 ' tons, against £2,880 tons for the
| CATTLE. SHEEP A>T) HOGS. !
CHICAGO. Eepf_ 1.— On the Produe* Ex
change, to-day the butter market waj firm.
Creameries, 14©10c; dairies. 12%ei6c. Eggs.
steady at mark, cases included. 14%©16«i^-
Cheese, steady, 8 ©9c.
Butter, Cheese and Eggs.
Railroad bonds were strong. Tctai saies.
par value, juggregatel $3,645,000.
' NEW TORK STOCK LIST.
E. F. Mutton &. Co.. 490 California street.
Saa Francisco, metnbers of tha New Yor*
Stock Exchange, furnish, th* lo'.'.owlss offlciai
qtiotaUoBa of that Exchasse:
Sales. ! Stoclu — ;High;Low.| Bi4.| Ask.
! Aaanis Express. 4..:..; # '2t5 ',2i0
13.00<"> Am&lg Copper. ..i 57?gl 5»$%[ ixi*i ; 5-i T s
|Aa Caa Co ! | 4%i •*»
j Do pfd 1 t *6%j 46H
600 Aa Car & F Co.! 19 i 15»i! 15"»1.19^
i i-"o pfd [ i 79 ( 79%
100|Ara Cottoa Oil.. S2%l 32% I 32% 1 L'2?i
; Do pfd... -...- ! 91 I S3
IAjs Disc Tel ' ! 22 j 23
lAia Ex J210 1230
Grass T Co. 3 j o
iAm Hide A L... .'..: 3H! <"4
- Do pf4 13 ¦ 21
'Amice .-*. «>S! « T s
100- Do pfd.... 26%| 26%; 2CS! 2«%
!Axa Linseed [. | 13 i 14V»
I I>o pfd.. I i 35 J 36
LlOO.Aia Locomotive. 21 20%; 20% j 20%.
Do pfd.... ' ; S9%t tH»»*
JAia Malt i 4 f 5
i Do prd i IS 21
S.CO0 S Ara 5n!t ft R Co 64^ «4 ! o4'~4t 64%
300^ Do pfd 1 107 106 •»; 106*% 107
3.100 Am EiLgar il32 [Ulf«[l31%(Ut%
I Do pM ,'134 1136
Am Tel A Tel Co | ,137%;133
Aa Tob pfd '13J>%;1«>%
'Am Wcclea J ! 13 14
j Do pM \ SI |M.
lOOAnaconda 79 | 79 77^| 79
iAna Arbcr , [ 27 j 2S
.......I Do pfd «.'.... 57»i! 59%
7.20<> t A T & S F S1U1 Wkl S0*«| T »
; i do cfd ; ! MM os%
4.7C0,Balt L Ohio 1 87% S6H K * 7X «
....... Do pMi 82 j 83%
Bay S:ata Gaa... | HI S
15.900B R T | 55H 644 54%; 54»i
'.Brooklyn Un Gas :215 ,220
'Canada Southern ! 1 «3»3%| 67%
1.300^ Do pfd 1124% 124K 124% 124?s
S.9n0C&O I 33% 3SS W» 3»
l.lOC'C & A 41% 41ii 41% 42
C & A pfa S2 M
1.30OC & G W 15% 15% 15t;i 15%
! Do pfd A :.... BH M
) Do pfd B 22J4| 2S
Do pfd debs ¦-.. Sl%»! «
SMC A N W lR7«i!l87 1S7%;15>»
23.t«OC M <t St P....:iS5* 4 !l54 I154SH54V,
] Do rfd 1S2 1S2%
63.6C0C, R I & P. n»w 27% 25 *i 27 27%
4.&00; Do pM Kfr «S «OT, .0
j Do 4s -. 73«; 75U 75** 76
'Chicago Terminal 6% CSV, 6%
I.OOOi Do pfd 13 12% 13 14
2.300Chi ITnlon Tract 6U 7«ij 7*« 7T*
Chi Union Trpfd j 36% 39%
200C C C A St L...| 7SH "S n% 7S»4
'CCC&StLpfd! .....107 10S
CIev« Lor & W. 52 54
,'aeve L A W pfd' ! 70 74
400 Colo F A I I 36% 3« -36%* 37
'Colo F A I pfd. «0 ' €3
! CV>lura H C * I W^t 13
Colo South 15»» 16U
¦ tCol South l!>t pfd 49 50
Ccl South 2d-pfd 21% 21%
l.GOO Consol Gas 19«% 195% 1S5SJ1»«%
3,-"i0ft Cont Tob Co pfd. '123 121»g 1122^ 1122%
20« v Ccrn Products...) 13 13 13 13U
»«0C,Ccrn Prod pfd..| 70 €&*i 89 70
2,«» Dela A Hudson.. 164 163 163*4 1«4
ID L & vT : 270 !274
400D A R G 24?, 24*» 25. ! 25» a
Sa^D 4: R G pfd... 77 76% 76%] 77
Des M A Ft D..1 23 SO
Detroit L'clcn Ry 60 6S
Detroit Southern. 1 2S 2'i
Detroit South pfd 4% 4H
K» Di«ul!ing !>ec 26% 2« M'« 2«%
Distilling See Bd» 6<5 66*4
IDuluth S S A Al 6% S
100 Dul S S A A pfd.! 12 12- 11% 12%
«.900Erie 29% *S\i 2<5*,! 2K%
4.%00 Erie lft pfd C5%! 64% e5 65^
2.40i>Kr;e 2d pfd 41H! 40% +1 -"H
IE * T H 1 59 6ft
E * T H pfd (..... SO" S5
CW> General Electric. 1166 165 ,IV> !»»%
Grt Northern pfd ' [170 I1S3
Green On* Cop !..-.( 1<H 14*4
Havana Tob Co 1 • 29 I ?.l
'Hav Tob Co pfd I ¦ 41S 42%
700 Hocking Val I 84*i HH «=i Mi
2C0 Hocking Val pfd. S» M% mv fo
1.400. Illinois Central..! 137% j 137 1137»; 137%
40<^Inter Paper I 14%,! 14%| 14*, 14%
1. 1C0 Inter Paper pfd..! 75 ! 74 1 7»i; 74%
•inter Power ....[ ! I 33' :<S
400'lnter Pvirap .-....! 29 t 2Sa»r »>;l 29
i Inter Pump pfd.. j 7« I 77%
2DOIc«-a Central ... 22'«i 22 22 I 22>,
ano'Iowa Cen pfd...! 42%! 42»4 42 i 42%
COO K C F P A M pfdl 76%| 76 76 76L
K C Bouth i 23S 24 "¦
W0KC Scuth pfd.-l 45%! 45% 45U| 4«
IKeckuk A Des Mi !•--:• 14'«! 14%
Laclede Gas | ! 1 90 'lt«
IOC Lake E Jk W } 30 I 30 I 23 I 30
(Lake RAW pfd' \ f 85 ' I 83
'Lor.g IsUnd > . . .. .\ : ! H\ I Ct
1.300'Lcuia A Na*h.» .!l21H!120%!120%l!21
3C0|Manhsttaa JIM |154Sil5**'*ilI3
14.0<r. Metn-pcllt St Ry!l2O illS ilis%ill<,i;
S.300 Mexican Ceatrall 12%| ll»i] 12 112%
200,Minn A Et L...| 56%! 55 ! 63 | SS'
I Do 1st pfd I SS »?
200'M. StP & S S M! 73%j 72%! 73 ! 7-Vi
¦ Oo Pfd I.....' !12%%|129
•.50f»|Mo. Kaa A Tex. 22'^! 21*^ 22 I 22%
SOOJ Do pfd 47 ! 48*: 47 \ 47%
6,100 Ml»?oul Pacific. 97V M% P7 97*1
INash. C A St t, 121 [122H
200Nationai I>ad...] 23%! 23 23 ! 23%
200' Do pfd M 195% 95t;| 8«
iNtl R R of Mex! 4 I 5
200, Do pfd .-1 37 364 36% 37%
200 National Biscuit. | 47^4 47 | 47 j 47>-i.
200 ! Do pfd !10S% 10K%il05%iIC*»i
iNew Jersey Cea.j.....{ 168 169
IN T Air Brake.]..... Jl3*%;139
1.100' New Tork Cen. .1123 122 (122% 123
200 N T. C * St L. 32 1 31 I 30 I 32%
I Do 1st pfd.... I 93 I »7«;j OS I *S%
1C0. Do 1*4 pfd ( C5%( 65Ui B3 ! r,3u
|N T. N H A H.| I....:ilS7%!lS9%
1.400 N T. Ont A W.I 3t>il 31 t 3iul 31'*
Z300 Ncrfclk A Weetl 67*4' 67%! «7?»! f3
I Do Pfd ! 6S 81
'North American'.... 192 93
[Northern Sees... !lO3% 104%
Onsaba ..140 143
V.j Do pfd .1 |^0 1S3
O S L 4s j w*i 97%
'Pac C"st 1« pfd. I 95 105
I Do 2<! pfi J 73 74
'Pacific Mall | "... 2S?i 29%
16.700 Penn R It Co...!125%!124«iH25*, 125%
2,700 People's Ga» U02%|102 *102 102%
Pressed SU Car] 22 Hi 32 122% 32%
I Do pfd 1 77 77%
Pultaian Pa! Car! I... ..1215 1219'
5O ( Ry steel Spriags 20», 19% 19% 20
I Do pfd 791-r 79V
22.700. Reading I «2t,| «H «%! 61%
•••- — I Do 1st pfd. ...| !..„. 64% 8i5»
S.O00 Do 2J pfd.....! 74i; I 74 ( 74 1 74%
1.700'P.»publ!-? S A I. 7»il 7% , 7HI "%
3.40OI Do pfd 144% 44 44 | 44%
300 Rubter Goods...! IS 17% 17^11 jjj'
100' Do pfd 1 &2 S2' 82' S2H
ISloss. S S A I Co'.. 37% 5s%
Do prd 87 * M^
St JAG I lft if
j Do Jrt pfd 49 51 .
I Do 2d pfd 25 2«
...... 4£tL&S F l*t praj 71 74*
2.2C«'Stt,tS F 2d p!d! TO^t 5SH ZUK. 53%
2.1C0:St L & S W 2©%| 19 2fiH zq£
2.fiC^! Do pfd 4H»j 4OS4 42% 45«i
C2.5Cil Southern Pacific! R7U 5C%( 56=4 5CU
.......!S P Ry pfd U13U ilSVmi; H3«I
li.7r>0.Sot:thern Ry ... 29»i 2SS' 23 £9Vi
I.6C0! Do pfa 95 9*4 65 05%
(Standard OH ...I , . . . . C23 /-\ GT3
tataadard R AT '.. r.i.. us
40O:Tean Coal A I..J 45% 44«4 45 45U
jTexas P L T Co 29% 32'
?.COO' Texas Pacific .... 31 - 30?i CCS 30?;
(Third Avenue ...» 123- 123'
,-.<X> Toledo Et L t W 2»U 28 23U Z9
C,2i/» Do pfd . .. 47 46 t$% 47%
rOt" Twin City R T.. 97?, 07% OS 0S%
I Do pfd ...;.-....... .....15« 158%
13,S00;Unloc Pacific ... 39 8714 &S^ 35^
j Do pfd 83 I 04
Do Ccnv 4s I04~il:05 .
lUaited Copper... ..... ...V. S fjl •
United' R of S F|.v.Y 13 - | 15
1 Do rrfd .*.;.i.:... r«5 07
Ho 4s-...:...'. 1 j 84 S4%
I,2O0',U S Cart- I P... IMi 10% 10% lO^i
1,300 Do ufd ... 56%l 55% M 57 ..
tU S Express I... ..[US 1121
; - ; ,; V/all Street Tips. j
Tb* wlr*» of E. T. H-Kton ft Co. from Wall I
¦cre«t reax *raay saia:
.' -"Tfce cywmri raoverseEt ia the rtook is»rfc*t ¦
to-da/ waa on a r*r^=.rUaa of sore active .
Ocr&tioaz by ti* '.eaiicg ball iaterr«is ac4 J
rurtier raUer icr"e«sjve liqcidarcn by th« i
"wvaierB speculative ccatiac^at aai c'.lqno j
broker*. There were rw partlrs'.ariy re» &•- \
.ve^>ps:«it» :a lie general sifjaaia. Tfce wheat j
*»3 csrc re>art c= :£• ICUi u^taat Is gen- j
¦«rar.r expected ta iha*- further deteriorauca.
Th# tea&ascy Is cleaj-iy an advarcisg oce.
-.¦We ;«e! Usax tie osly uncertain thl=g la the j
•lrjanoa th« crcps. IX tie corn crop were
•af«s «_-o the cottoc crop suffer* na further
-:s;airs>esx we caa s^e ca.y one •!d» t» stocks.
But xbm ciartcet zmx goce mo much beyond
. -what acy oae couli expect that opialos* ar« ;
¦ "jtU* u»«- Oaa «tcck after aaother is takea j
j»" tsc aivaaced ia tara. Oeaeral coiuliucas
•»»e=i io be igroreJ. but at tha direreat aJ- j
' j-ran^-TtrT few <c_c -ij csaa oxit. ApparentJy, 1
?»n-^« acciie--j. the =»rk*t wfll »-l! higher.--' ,
, - - -£e N«w Tork ££ocit Exctaate and Cotton j
¦ aai '^oi^ee tx^tanrea wiU b« closed Saturday, j
'•6ej-.es-.bo- 3. aa weU as ea Mcaday. Se?te=ber
:6— Lftber day.
Government F:tr.ds Here.
'¦ < Jc!l«a- Jac©ba. Aselstaat Treanarer nt th« !
¦^rrlted S-.8t«s at Saa Fraacis<». report* the
caeh or. hand is. the Sut -Treasury at tt« c!os«
.. cf bcsia«s» ca August 81. aa follows :
¦ Ualted States setes $t,lW 00
Trearcrr aates of l«0 3.CS0 00
'." NaUocaJ "bani notes 1S.2SO CK>
Odd c*rS2c*:es S.140 00 ;
• fj'.ver certicates 60.633 &>
OoiU coia 21.941. S0« 55
«i!ver (Solars 30,M3.»22 Q~>
fufcsidiary silver c-la 473.^5(5 25
.V-.£or ce!n 26.353 24
•Tractloaa: curresry 14 SS
• Is'.»a l «»t paid: F\in4*<i loarj cf
K7T. 19O*. 1925. 1308-191S and
cotrsoVi oi 1W0 432 ©0 j
: . Total $53,353,803 25 j
F^T7-«-» 1= Aurast —
'Sraciard r.!t-er -lol^rs $22\000 ;
¦. :• -« -'- •-'.: vilver coin -i* '53
~* •¦¦•*? VOX
.. ...................
Stocks of Grain.
H»cry C "Banker. ' chief graia inspector of
"th» M*-"har:r»' r.xrhaare. report* Ktocks of
Crmln-' tn resruJar war*b*«u»e and ca wharf
eeptessber 1 as follow*, m tons:
.-•—-- m^m Wheat. Barley
.Pert <-r«a, Augwt 1 7.1M «.»*«
perf Catta. Fn>»eab#r 1.... U.4*> 25.335
Btafckton. Acr3« I..1 !5.*52 7.197
Si'tktcri. Fepterar^r .1 3X339 I1.C14 I
' f«j« rtaarl»c». Asgust 1 R53 2.212 1
oari Frasflsco. 5*rtesber 1. 4.O50 3.431
E«ar.s.
• . Oata. Ore. Brsa. Sack?.
.JLTirsrX I.. «4 2^5 4.17 CJS41
iF.<ct*asber 1...... \VA 4S8 59« 64.493
-. -Rivypxs in Aar"' w»r» 1".441 tons wheat.
.16*'*') *rr# har>y. 3191 tors oats. JS4V tons
-.c-.m. 1M* ".r.i rran a=4 SOJSS^saeka beaaa.
Oregc:: Crop Bulletin.
., : T:' reftri ct Edward A. Real*, section 41
_-'re^-tr. Vn!te3 Sixths 'v\>aiher Burtau. for the
*'Or«««?r, Cr<»jy Bulletin for the w«ek ended Ati
: .r»-« 3* U a. follow,:
•_. .-Teroratle' tetnperatcpe* prevailed during
¦;tz* w«*k,- whirji was dry . up to the evecir.g
'¦n'. Uj« nth. when cloudiness increased acl
,:fhc'*»n .and thur.derttcris* occurred nearly
\ »-«rj-m-he!» in the northern pcrt:oa cf the
""f-tte. .The rains were rather light ia the
' .\il'.e.ys. tut fairty rood amounts fell in the
-f'o-h:::« and tnouataias. These rales cleared
•tr.# atnioephere of smoke and were bet"»flcia!
•; to.- !at* .crops, but taar* rain is needed for
:".;. 1^.'**^**^ gardens and pesturage.
¦• -.."Vi>*."All wheat crop has be*n cut threshed
..*r.<J a 'i-p. part of it hauled to the ware
; rotsee. It turned out very satisfactorily in
flearfy aZl parts of the State. Spring wh-at
-."¦•i-tlng is well along, and la th» WKlammt
'¦*'¦¦* Y '-'- Is j-racticaily corEpleted and mostly
•mH rtrrshed. Spriag wheat as! oat* are yield
.ing hetter thaa expected earlier in the season.
:t.jfboti}'cropa are below tbe average in quaa
:xttJVrtbattS< above average in quality. Com
.- j • doiag remarkably w»:i acd that planted
?a.-:y la now being hant-ned. Hops are ci
firing rather slowly ard picking will cot
..becc-rre gecerai catil nrxt week. The crop
¦ irosslne to b« lighter than last yar but with
rivorahle weather from now on the- quality
. »t;i ?•¦ai'5'v* tb* a\-erag«L Pasturage is very
;:«hort and. except in tide lacd sectioas dairy
'.- -rla hare to te fed about as races' aa in
riiiwirt«r ia order to keep up the Cow of
".'.' "Xvs&*» aad peacie* are ripe aad plentiful
Is 'tt* s^rket. French jsmaea will vieid a
¦fu;l crop, but tb« Italians are tie Ug'hest ia
-years." .
CHICAGO, Sept. 1. — Cash quotations were
as follows: Flour, quiet and steady: No. 2
spring wheat, $1 103>l 14; No. 3, $1 0231 10;
No. 2. red. $1 0Si;@l 09%: No. 2 corn. 64e: No.
2 yellow. 55%©56c: No. 2 oats. 32%o; No. 2
white. 34c: No. 3 white. 32£34c; X©. 2 rye.
71%c; good feeding barley, 37$3S%c; fair to
choice malting. 43352c: No. 1 flax seed, $1 1S%:
No. 1 Northwestern. $1 25% • mess pork, per
barrel. $11 20«ll 25; lard, per 100 lbs. $6 97%
67; short , ribs sides (loose). $7 23®7 37%;
chort .clear sides (boxed). $3 2598 60; whisky.
basis ef high wines. $1 28; clover, coetract
grade. $12.
Articles — Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, barrels 18,900 20,800
Wheat, bushels 170.000 80.900
Corn, bushels 412.700 385,500
Oats, bushels 253,800 173,100
Rye. bushels.... 9.000 900
Barley, bushels. 19.200 6,700
Cash Grain and Provisions.
per cent on the common stock, payable Sep-^.
tember 13. - * ¦
I At the last meeting of the- Joint eommitte* - .
j of the San Francisco Stock Exchange aad ta« ' '.
Saa Francisco and Toaopaa Mining Exchaags; .
I to consider consolidation of the two exchanges,
l: was decided to report back agalsst amalga>
I matlon. ' • '.••-¦.
j Th» Angto-Califontian Bank. Limited, will
: disburse a reguiar s«ral-anauai dividend at the.
1 rat- of 8 per cent per annum this mocta. .
I The London. Parts a=.i American Bank. Llrr.-'
! lted. will pay this month a regular temi-asacal
t dividend at the rats of S per cent per acsum.-
I Stock and Bond Sales.
: Sales on th» Stock aad Boad Sxesanx* ta
. Augiwt Trer* ma follow*: '
Hax and Feedstuff s.
Stocks of Bran in warehouse and on wharf
September 1 were 596 tons, against 457 tons
August 1. The market for Feedstuff s shows
no further change
Receipts of Hay. whlU still large. wer» mor«
moderate yesterday. The market stood pre
cisely as before, being depressed for everything
except the very choicest grades.
BRAN— $20 5OS21 50 per too.
MIDDLINGS— $24$29 per ton
SHORTS— $20 50@21 BO per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS — Rolled Barley. $23«23 50
per ton; Oilcake Meal at the mill. $31 50@££ 00;
Jobbing. $33: Cocoanut Cake. $22»23: Corn
Meal. $30 5063160; Cracked Com. $31 £32;
Mixed Feed. $22©22 50: Horse Beans. 130^.0
per -ton; Broom Corn Feed. 90c per ctl.
" HAY— Wheat. »S€12 80. with $13313 50 for
extra fine: Wheat and Oat $S@12: Oat, $7 5O@
10 50; Barley and Oat. $7£9; Volunteer Wild
Oat $6 60@S 50; itacl« $7@S 50; stock. $C@7;
Clover. $7 50©9 50; Alfalfa. $7©10 50 p«r ton.
STRAW— 35g37 %c per bale.
Provisions.
Th« market continues quiet and feature-.ess.
The Chicago wires of E. F. Huttoo * Co. yes
terday said: "There seemed toss selling pres
sure, probably dne to tfce fact that September
liquidation is pretty well over. There tu
some foreign buying of Lartl and some
baying by local traders and scalpers. We
cannot see any accumulation of tons stuff
going on in good places. Xaturally the selling
pressure will be somewhat less, *a the Sep
tember staff is cleaned up and a moderate re
action would seem likely. Before advising
purchases, however, we would . rather se« a
better class of baying."
CURED MEATS — Bacon, lie per Id for
heavy. He for light medium, 13t4e for light.
14c for extra light and lie for sugar
cured; dry salt Sides. lOUc; Bellies, imc;
Eastern sugar-cured Hams. lie: Cali
fornia Hams 13c; Meas Beef. SlOeiO SO per
bbl; extra Mesa, $11311 W: Family $12212 50;
prlma Mess Pork $14 50: extra clear. $-?;
Mess. $18; Dry Salted Pork. 9»ic: Pig Pork.
$26; Pigs' Feet. $5; Smoked Be-f. lis per In.
LARD— Tierces quoted at 6Hc per Ib for
compound and 9Uc for pure; half-barrals.
pvre. 8«4c; 10-lb tins, lOfcc; 5-ib tins. 10*ic;
3-lh tins lOHc
COTTOLENEJ— One half barrel. 8*ic: thre»
half barrels. 8\ic: on« tierce. $\%c; two tierces,
8c; five tierces. "lie per la. I
Beans and Seeds.
Slight changes In Pink and large White
Beans will be observed. Llm&s are reported
still firmly held, with sales at $3 85. There
are no other changes to report. The stock in
regular warehouse and on wharf September 1
was 54.492 bags, against 63.S41 bags August 1.
BEANS— Bayos, $2 35^2 50: Pea. $3; But
ters. $2 75^3: small White. $2 90*93 10; largs
White S2 30^2 50; Pink. $3 50£3 €0; Red. $4;
Lima, $3 S0£3 85; Red Kidneys. $4 25; Black
eyes. %2 50'42 60 per ctl; Hors* Beam. $2 23.
SEEDS — Brows Mustard, nominal; Yellow
Mustard. $3 25: Flax. $1 9062 25: Canary. 6%
©Tc; Alfalfa. 159153;c: Rape. 1%82%c: Timo
thy. 5?ic; Hemp, 3Vi®3%c per lb: Millet. 2%
©3%c; Broom Corn Seed. $20@21 per ton.
DRIED PEAS— NUes. $2£2 25; new Green
Peas. $2g2 25. per ctl.
Hides, Tallozv, Wool and Hop*.
The local Hop trade quot* still higher prices
for 1904 goods, but say that contracting, which
has lately been active, is now quletlag down,
as the growers are too busy picking to devote
much time to buyers They prefer to wait
until the Hops are baled and ready fcr mar
ket before- doing any spot business. Th«
Weather Bureau reports. a« will be. seen In
the first column; that the Oregon crop will
be lighter than last year, but that with favor
able weather from now on tha quality will
be above the average.
HIDES AND SKINS — Calls and brands s«M
about %©lc under quotations. Heavy salted
steers. 10c; medium. 9c: llcht. 9c; Cow
Hides, 9c for heavy and S%c for light;
Stags. 6c; Salted Kip. 9%c; Salted Veal. 10c;
Salted Calf, lie; dry Hides. 16%c; dry Kip.
13c: dry Calf. 18c: Sheepskins, she'arliags. 25fJ
40c each: short Wool, 4&3e5c each: medium.
7&g!K>c; long Wool. $161 50: Horse Hides, salt
$2 75 for large and $2©2 50 for medium. $1 25
©1 75 for small and 50c for Colts; Horse Hides
dry. $1 75 for large and $1 60 for medium. $19
1 25 for small and 50c for Colts. Buck Skin* —
Dry Mexican 30c; dry salted Mexican. 23e; dry
Central American. 30c. Gcat Skins — Prime An.
goras. 75c: extra large do. $1 23; large and
smooth. 50c; medium 35c- small. 20c
TALLOW— No. 1 rendered. 4S4 £c per lb;
No. 2. 3%c; grease. 2%§3c
WOOLr— Fall clip — San Joaquln and South
ern. 9311c; Southern, 8©9c; Southern Moun
tain. 9311c; Middle Counties, free 12314c;
£0. defective lO'glSe; Northern free. 12014c
do. defective, 10©12c; Humboldt and Mendo
cino 14<81Sc per lb.
HOPS — 1904 crop firm at 25®2So per Ib
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.
Under continued light receipts and less lib
eral offerings of carrfed-over stock the mar
ket for river Potatoes had a little better tone
*and cheap stock brought a slight advance.
Salinas Burbanks were reported steady, while
Sweet Potatoes declined sharply under greatly
increased receipts^ Onion* ruled weak at un
changed prices, with supplies exceosive.
Changes in miscellaneous vegetables wer*
slight. Tomatoes continued to arrive freely
and ruled weak, with the canners and catsup
manufacturers buying old lots at the lnstda
quotation*. Lima Beans were suddenly plen
tiful and prices ranged lower. Garlic and tha
best offerings of Green Corn were steady,
while the other vegetables ¦ were generally
weak.
POTATOES — Burbanks from the river. 6O3
*Qc per ctl; Salinas Burbanks. $1^1 25 perctl;
Early Rose, nominal; Garnet Chiles 755S3c;
Sweet Potatoes, $.1§1 50 per ctl.
ONIONS— $101 13 per ctl.
VEGETABLES— Green • Corn, 75c©$l 50 per
sack or crate; String and Wax Beans. 152c per
lb: Lima Beass. -Jfiac per lb; Tomatoes, la??
35c per box for riv*r and 20©50c for. bay: Sum
mer Squash, 20©35c per box: Cabbage, 75c per
ctl: Carrots, 75c per sack; Cucumbers, 20£3£c
per box; Pickle Cucumbers, nominal; Garlic, 4
@4%c per lb; Egg Plant, 25€4Oc per box; Dried
Peppers, -nominal; Green Okra. 25340c per
box: Green Peppers. 254? 40c per box; Mar
rowfat , Squash. $15@20 per ton.
Trtf Dw .
No. lag Uanth.
BONDS. Shares I '
Sold. Low.l HJsi ¦
U 8 Government 1PO{ J105
Associated OU Co 44.000 70
Bay Counties Powar Co 13.0COJ102 102%
Cal Central Gaa and Electric lO.OOOf..... 103
Cal Gas ft Elee gen m tt ct 37.000' S4% M*
Hawaiian Coral and Sugar. 60.000. 9»% 10O*a
L03 Angeles Railway Co... B2.OC<VU5% 11*%-
Los Angeles Lighting Co.... 4.000{ 102**
L A P R R 1st coa mtg.... •.OOOUCO 103%,
Market-si Catla Co 4.000/ 114
Market--: Ry lat con mtg. . 10.00OJ115 U»
Northern Ry Co of Cal 2.0CO) 105%
Northern Ry Co (of Cal) 9.0W 11*
North. Pacifle Coast R R.. 4.000| 106
North Shore R R 1102% "
Oakland Gas. Light aad H LOOM 107»» -
Oakland Transit Co ; »,O(»JllS<l 119H
Oakland Transit 7,0CO| 110% U0\ .
Oakland Traaelt Cobs 8.000.102% ,108
Pacific Electric Ry Co 32.00O 104% ilO*
Park and Ocean R R 1.0CW 114?*.'
Sacramento E G & Ry 26.0C0 1 99H'lOO.. -
I F ft S J Valley 10.C00 117%'UtH
Sierra Railway of CaJ 6.000' 105 1109%.
S P R R of Arizona (1909). 81.000:107% 107%
S P R R of Arizona (1319). 33.00O'lCS%!l0$*t
S P R R of Cai. series A.. 10.C00- 103H
S P R R of Cal 7.0001 114**.
S P R R of Cal (stamped) 42. 000- 106% 109%
S P Branch Ry of Cal.... l«.0OOU32%!l33i*
Spring Valley Wat, 1st mtg, lft-COOawiVlO?^
Spring Valley Wat. 2d mtg. 60.000! 98% lCO^i
Spring Valley Wat. 3d mtg. 12,000* 93 90%-
S V Water Co. gea rat* I 13.0001 9i 88%.
Water stocks^ — | ' " •
Contra Costa MM ST%
Spring Valley Water Co 1.315' 36% 3»W
Gas and Electric Stocks — I . I . -
Central Light and Power.. 250j 3*4 3% -
Mutual Electric. Light T5i 12 1?%-
San Francisco Gas and Elec l.SCOi 60. 61%.
Insurance Stocks — ¦"':
Firemen's Fund 4A- 319>
Bank Stocks^ — I I . • ¦ : '
American National Bask.. 60 125 127%.
Anglo-Califomian (limited). 4» ...;. Wl • ;¦
Bank of California U ..... 42»-.V
Cal Safe Deposit ft Trust. 10 Ut ¦ '
Street Railroad Stocks — . . '
California ICO*..... 19t'i-
Presidio 5...... 40V*
Powder Stocks — ' I. ' : .. : . : :
Giant Consolidated Co 230' 66 «1 .-.-:•
sugar Stccks — j •_ " ¦
Hawaiian Coml and Sugar.. l.OOt «2%! -3SJ-- '
Honokaa Sugar Co 4.340. 12 I4;1t ¦
Hutchlssnn Sus Plantation! 3.910' S l^Si :
Kllauea Sugar Plantation...! 150[....< -3."
MakaweU Susrar Co 1.4«)i 123% 27ii .
Onomea Sugar Co ". . . 400J 17 t 30 •.
Paauhau Sugar Plantation. . 2 425' l-i' 4 !'"¦¦•.'-* "
MIjceHaneous Stocks — ! I I •
Alaska Packers' Assn ] 405 123 lISS •
Cal Fruit Canners* Assn...! 103; 9714-99 "
Cal Wine Association.. j 3W; 79 S»/
Oceanic Steampship Co.... I '50..'... 4
Pafiflc Coast Borax Co ! 7S*135 137. "
Pacific States Wi Tel CoJ " Vi, -103"
All conditions remain as before. The mar
ket continues well supplied.
Meat Market.
DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are as follows:
BEEF— &Q'a for Steers and 4{J5o per lb
for Cows.
VEAL— Large. 6©Sc; small. S89c per lb
MUTTON — Wethers. 7@7%c; Ewes. &37c
per Ib.
LAMB — 8%©9c per lb.
PORK — Dressed Hogs, 6JJSc per lb.
- LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The fallowing quotations are for good, sound
Livestock delivered In San Francisco les« 30
per cent shrinkage for Cattle:
1 CATTLE — Steers. 7U®7%c: Cows and
Heifers. 5^i©6%c; thin Cows. 4@5c per lb.
CALVE3 — it*4%c per U> • gross weighO.
SHEEP— Wethers. 3%@3f 4 c; Ewes. Z&Ula
per lb (gross weight).
LAMBS— $2 5^32 73 per head.
HOGS — Live Hogs, 140 to 200 lbs, 4%c
2CO to 250 lbs. 4%c; 130 lbs and under 4%c
over 25O lbs. 4V»c: »oft Hegs. not Wanted-
Sows. 20 ptr cent off; Boars. 5O per cent oft.
and Stags. 40 per cent off from above quota
tions-. ;;"?'
Poultry, and Game.
The Poultry market had a little easier tone,
as retailers were apparently well supplied and
were not purchasing as freely. - Receipts, how
ever. 'were, mode rate and prices of all descrip
tions were well maintained. - The car of
\Ve3tern that was expected bad not arrived up
to a late hour. Game was firm and un
changed. . . ¦
POULTRY— Live Turkeys. 15@lSc per lb
for old and 22$24o for young; Geese,
per pair. $1 75©2: Goslings. $23? 25;
Ducks. $484 50 per dozen for old and $4 5»
€5 50 for young; Hens. $4 50f?5 for small
and $5 50(^5 for Large: young Roosters. $5 50
66; old Roosters. $i@4 50; Fryers. $4@4 50;
Broilers. $2 5093; Pigeons. $1 25 per dozen for
old and $1 50fH 75 for Squabs.
GAME — Wild Doves, 75c per dozen; Hare.
$1 50 per dozen; Cottontail Rabbits, $2 per
dozen. ¦
Butter", Cheese and Eggs.
Th^re was no further advance in Butter and
the demand was reported rather slower. Stocks
were not excessive, but additional supplies
from the north will be on the market to-day
or to- morrow, which Inclines the large buyers
to hold off.
The feeling in Cheese Is decidedly weak and
tr<* demand is slow, while stocks are too »«•»••'?.
The demand fcr ranch Eggs was much lignt_ r
yesterday, as the recent advance has en-, k-a
the retail consumption and shifted the public
off to Eastern and | cold storage goods. - which
they are now generally using. Dealers report
an active business in both these latter de
scriptions at steady prices and say that fresh
ranch are dragging. This statement is general
all over the street. Eastern ar# coming in
every day and quite a number of cars are ex
pected in during the next few days, ta there
is no scarcity.
Receipts were 23.7CO lbs Butter, 655 cases
Eggs and 62.C00 lbs Cheese. ' -. . , • -:
BUTTER — Creamery at first hands, 25%0
2ti%c for extras and 21^25c fcr firsts; dairy.
19<g22%c; 9tore Buuer. 15©-l£c; Eastern cream
ery, 1946^2Oc; v Eastern ladle-packed, 14315%c
per lb. .
CHEESE: — 9S10c for choice mild new and
• 8S%c for lower grades; Young Americas. 11®
llVfec: Oregon. SglCc; Eastern, 10f?16c P«r lb.
EGGS— Ranch. 34c for large white selected.
32%g33%c fcr choice and 3ng33c for com
mon; cold storage. 27&2SC: store. 25<g2ic;
Eastern, 25®2tk: for firsts. 21g22%c for seconds
and 2Og21c ¦ for bakers'.
I LOCAL MAEKETS.
General Merchandise.
BAGS — Grain Bag?. $5 1&85 25; San Quen
tln. $4 73: Wool Bass. 3O#32c; Fleece Twine
7%c: Fruit Bags. 6%tT7%c for whlta and 7c
for brown jute.
COAL. — Wellington. $8 per ton; New Wel
lington, $3; Seattle, $6 50; Bryant. $S 50-
Beaver Hill. $."> 50; Rcelyn. $7: Coos Bay.
$5 50; Richmond. $7 CO: Cumberland. $13 in
bulk and $14 25 in sacks; Pennsylvania An
thracite Egg. $14: Welsh Anthracite Egg $13;
Welsh Lump. $1150; Cannel. $9 per ton-
Coke. $11 50$ 13 per ton in bulk and $15 In
sacks; Rocky Mountain descriptions $S 50 per
short ton.
OILS — Quotations are for barrels- for case*
add 5c: Linseed. 57c per gallon for boiled and
Me for raw; Castor Oil. in cases. No. 1 *70c:
Bakers" AA. cases. $1 10@l 12; Lucol 50e for
boiled and 49c for raw; China Nut cases.
65§S0e r«r gallon: Cocoanut Oil, In barrels.
5Sc for Ceylon and 55c for Australian; extra
bleached winter Sperm Oil CSc: natural winter
Sperm OH. 63c; extra bleached winter "Whal*
Oil. 57c; natural Whale OH 52c: extra winter
strained Lard Oil. 75c: No_- 1 Lard Oil. 65c;
pure Neatsfoot Oil. 73c: No. 1 Neat afoot Oil
(Cc; light Herring Oil. 42c; dark Herring OU.
40c; Salmon Oil. 34c; boiled Fish Oil 37c- raw
Fish OU. 35c; boiled Paint Oil 33c; raw Paint
Oil. 31c: '
. COAL OIL— Water White Coal OU in bulk.
13c; Pearl Oil. In cases. 19%c: Astral. 19%c-
Star 19%c:'Extra Star. 24c; Elaine 26c; Eo
cene. 23c; Deodorized Stove Gasoline In bulk.
16c: in cases. '^:%c: Benzine, in bulk. 13c- fci
cases. 19%c: S6-degree Gasoline, in bulk. 23c;
in cases, 31c.
TURPENTINE— 81c per gallon in cases and
75c In drums and Iron barrels. .
RED AND WHITE LEAD — Red Lead 7US
7%c per lb; White Lead. 7US7*4c. 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 «.25c-
Powdered. 6.10c: Candy Granulated. 6.10c; Dry
Granulated, fine. 6c; Dry Granulated coarse.
6c: Fruit Granulated. 6c; Beet * Granu
lated <1PO-Ib bags only). : Confectioners*
A. 6c; Magnolia A. 5.60c; Extra C, 3 50c*
Golden C, 5.40c; "D." 5.30c; barrels. 10c more
half barrels. 25c more: boxes. 50c more; SO-Ib
bags. 10c more for am kinds. Tablets Half
barrels. 6.50c; boxes, «.75c; H. A. E. Crystal
Dominos. 9c F*r "- No orders taken for less
than seventy- five barrels cr its equivalent.
Receipts of Produce.
FOR THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER L
Flour, qr sks .. .7,529! Feed, ska 240
Wheat, ctls 3.6«7| Tallow, ctls ... 212
Barley, ctls.... 7.3«;j Leather, rolls .. 117
Oats ctls l.OKI Hides. No 455
Beans, sks! tsn. Pelts. No. ..... 2.<H')
Potatoes, sks .. 6.CT0! Lime. bbls.... *4g-»
Onions, sks ... 122! Paper, reams .. I.270
Bran. ska. <W Wir.e. gals ...; S3 0.V)
Hay. tons $7l!Sujar. ctla .... BOO
Woo!, bales ... 95! ° W
OREGON.
Flour, qr sks .. 9.1S0J
STOCK MAKKET.
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.*""
THURSDAY. Sept. 1—3 p. .0. :
UNITED STATES BOND?. WnSfl
Bid. 'Ask. I Bid. Ask; '
4s qr c«yjp..l07 107»«'4s qr cp new. 131*, 133% •
4a qr r»g. ..1O5 l<*»»!'3s qr coup. . .105%105^'
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Ala A W 5s. — — |Oak T Co 83.115* 113 1£.
Asso Oil 8s. 70 70V»! Do 5s 110%.— ;
Bay CPC 5s. 100 — V Do con is. — 103 -"
Cal C G Ss.102 102%! Oceanic S 5»- — 73 ..
Cal G A E g I Om Cabl* 6».122 . — •.
m & ct 5s. 81% — i Pac G la 4s. 94 ¦ — *
Cal-st C 5s.ll2% — P E Ry 5s..l(HTi — " •
C C Wat 5s. — - IP4CH Cs.103 — . • •
EdL & P 6e.l22 — IP & O R «a.U4 — '
F A C H 6«. — — Powe!l-st «a. — —
Geary-st 5s.. — 85 Sac EGiR-'s. 99% r- '¦ '•
H CAS 5%a. - - SF* SJV3*.lia —
Do 6s 100%101 Sierra R i*..lC9% — .
Hon R T e».106*»107 S P of A t*
L A E'.ec 5s. — — O9C9> 1«% — .
LARy5s..ll« — U910) 108% — "
L A L Co 6s — — . S P »f C 6s
Do gtd «r. — — (19O5)Sr A. 103% —
Do gtd Ss.103%103 (1905)Sr B.104% —
LAP lem 59.102 .— <1906> .....106\ .
Mkt-st C es.114 — U912) 116SU7%'
Do lem Jta.113% — SPC 1 eg 5S.115H — •
MVft MtT5s.lO2 — Do stampd.lC6%ll».
NRR of C6».10«% — i 3 P B R 6*.1» ~". •
Do 5s ....US — IS V Wat ea.104 10«H •
N P C R 5a. — 105%! Do -4s 2dm.lOO — . • .
N C Rr 59. — 112 I Do 4s 3dm. M — • ,
NCPC5S-— 99} Dog mtieta ?VH — "
N S R R 5s.l« 103 (Stkn G«E£a. 93 -— :
OGLAHSs. — 107*i'. U G & E Ss.lOi ->
O W gtd 5s. — 10O 1 •¦•.-". •.
WATER BTOCICS. .
Contra Costa — 39 I Port Coata... — — * .
Marln Co. . . — 60 | S V Wat Co. MTi 8914.
GAS AND BLECT3UG. ' -
Cent L & P. 3% 3\|S F O A E.«l« 61% "
Mutual EL.13 12% Stxa G & EL. — 5H ¦¦
Pac L Co... 37% — ICOtBOk- —^ >
INSURANCE. .
FlrenVs Fnd.300 — | ' ¦ . . • .
1 BANK STOCK 3. B^B
Am NU BV./— 133 L P * A.... — 153
Anglo-Cal .. S6* — Mer Trust... .lliH — .
Bank of Cal. 420 — Merca Ex.... 10 5«4
Cal Safe Dp. — 150 S F NattaaL — — •
First Natlonl — — I
SAVINGS BANKS.
Ger S A &.22S0 2350 Sar 4 L So. . — 100 . .
Hum S & L. — — 9«C Bar Bk..SS0 4M
Mutual Sav.100 — Union T Ca.. — —
PTPF-F-T RAILROADS. BBB^W
California ..19« 13» j Presidio — O
Giant «3 C5 I Vlgorit ...«.— •
* SfCQJLR.
Hawaiian C. 5*% «0 I MakaweU C. 28 2814
Honokaa S C 15% 15S,tOnoinea 3 C. 27% 30 -
Hutch SPC lOU l»%IPaauhaa S C. 15% 13%
KlUuea S C. — S f ,. v •¦-"».
. MISCELLANEOUS.
Alaska P A.12«% — I Oceanic S Co. — 4 - .
Cal F C A. 8?%1CO I Pac Aux FA- 4% —
Cal Wine A. *1 — I Pac C Borx.13* —
MV& MtTm. 96 — I Pac 9 Tel Co.101%1«% .
6$>5 Hoaokaa S Co 15 f«
50 Hawaiian Coml A Sugar 5* 3O •
2<9> MakaweU 23 »
7S Paauhau S P Co 13 25
25 Paauhau S P Co 15 37%
145 Paauhau S P Co 15 50
100 S F Gas & Electric. .".. 61 12%
30 S F Gas & Electric. «1 2*
25 Spring Valley Water Co 39 0O ¦
20 Spring Valley Water Co Xft 1-2%
*5.00O Pacific Electric Ry 5 per cent.. 105 CO .
$2 WO Sac El Gas * Ry 3a. cash 104 CO .
*X«*> SF*SJV5p«r cent 11? {*>
$10.0CO L A P R R ut coa 3s 102 <» •
Street —
50 Alaska Packers* Association... 123 00
Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.
Afide from Figs and Quinces, which wers
in Increased supply and weaker, all descrip
tions of orchard fruits ruled firm under a
steady demand fcr local use and shipping ac
count. Fresh arrivals of strictly fancy Apples
cleaned up promptly and some dealers were
expecting an advance. Peachca were firmer
under light arrivals from all sections, and
fancy frcit frcm the mountain districts readily
commanded a premium. Pears. Plums aad
Prunes were steady at about previous prices.
Melons had the advantage of the warm, sunny
weather and moved off .-freely at good figures.
Table Grapes continued to arrive freely
and. although trade was brisk. there
was quite a surplus unsold at the close.
Several carloads of Zinfandet Win© Grapes
were received from Fresno and Martinez, but
there was no market for them, as local wine
makers have not yet^ commenced to buy. For
Fretno lots SlofilT per ton was asked, but
buyers were not willing to pay over $12 and
dealers refused, to }»art with their holdings at
those figures. Antloch offerings were held at
$l«©20 per ton. but no sales were reported
All kinds of Berrira cleaned up well and prlce3
were . generally higher. Citrus and Tropital
frulta. stood as previously quoted.
STRAWBERRIES— $2 5C©4 per chest fcr
large varieties and $4$5 for small Berries
BLACKBERRIES— $2f?3 per chest for or
dinary and $¦« 5C«4 for Santa Crua E«rriea.
¦ RASPBERRIES— $6j?10 per cheat.
HUCKLEBERP.IES— 6Q»c per lb.
¦APPLES— $1 10®l 50 per box for.fanc7. S53
6$1 for choice and 50® 75c for common; Crab
Apples, nominal. ,
• PEARS— Bartletts. $161 25 per box for No.
1 and SOSiic. for No. 2: Winter . Nellls. .$19
1 25: other winter varieties. 5Og?75c per box.
F'UACKES— Small boxes. ,^0^750; carriers.
4CfetT«: open boxes. $1 25fJI 75 for large ard
7i*iSoc for small. ¦ • . " • .
PLUMri AND PRUNES— C0c©S3c p«r crate
and 35$50c per small box; open boxes. 75cQ$l.
.NECTARINES — Nominal.. .
' QUINCES — iCxg'-Oc per box. •
FIGS — Black. 40#50c for small and 75c@$l
for large boxes; A\"hite. 25040c per. box.
MELONS — Cantaloupes. TScft^l M per crate;
Nutme? Melons. 40©COc per box; Watermelons.
$2 ZC&* F«r dozen for extra large and $1 25fr2
for ordlnarj*. '
( GR * PES — Small ' bcxe* and crates: Seed
less " 40^50c: Tokay. CO4t7Oc: Muscat, 50£75c;
Isabella C0€90c: Black. SCi560c;' Sweetwater,
35« 50. Large open boxes— Black. C5c«$l;
Tokay. '*1&1, 25; Muscat, S5c£$l 25; Sweet
water. e5fts5c.
CITRUS FRUITS— Oranges. $1 50(82 75 , per
box for- Valencia*: Lemons. $2 -Z-ti 75 for
fancy* SI 25#1 75 for choice ; and $lgl 25 for
standard; Grape Fruit. S2fi3; Mexican Limes.
$4 5OS5 . per case; Bananas. $1 25<J2 . per
bunch for Central American and 75ci"?51 25 for
Hawaiian; Pineapples, ; $2g4 per .dozen.
— : ¦ — — 1 — — *
Future Grain and Proznsions.
j Chicago Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Sept. 1. — The opening In wheat
was somewhat unsettled, December being down
U©?ic.to.U©»ic higher at $1 0S%. No news
of a positive character - was at band and as
a result traders were somewhat at sea. Dur
ing the' early part of the session the market
was erratic," small trades affecting. prices quite
materially. * In spite of firm cables there waj
considerable disposition among pit traders to
take Profit with • the result that during the
first hour sentiment "favored • the bear*. a
firmer feeling developed toward soon and for
the remainder of the session the market held
at a fair advance. Reports from Paris were
that owing to disappointments In the ' thrash
ings France would . be - an - importer -of wheat.
The market was further strengthened late la
Yesterday Another Active Da\\on
the Bond Exchange.
Yesterday was another good day on the
Stock and Bond Exchange, with a very fair
list' of sales and ; a' rising tendency In - most
of the leading stocks. The sugars again at
tracted the motrt attention and Hbnokaa. rose
to $15 50. Paauhau to- $15 75. Hutchlnson to
?1G 50, Makaweli, to $2S 25 and Hawaiian to
?5s 50. .Alaska Packers* advanced another
point to $12T> end Gas and Electric waa frac
tionally firmer at $61 12%esi 25.
The mining and ¦ oil stocks contlnasd dell. .
-Ex-coupon yesterOay: Bay Counties Power
5s. $2 50: California Gaa and Electric Gen' M.
and C. T. 5«. $2 50; Ferries and ClUt Hous*
«*. $3; Market Street Ral^way 1st Coaa. 5a.
$2 50; Pacific Gas Improvement tj. 51; Powelll
Street . Railway Cs, $3; Spring Valley Wats- Ca
$3: Sprins Valley. 4s (3dt>. -|1;< Stockton Gas
and Electric 6s. $3.. '
¦ Ex-dtvidend yesterday: Oil City Petroleum,
regular monthly, 1 cent per nhare. amounting
to $R0OO; Peerless Oil Company, regular month
ly. 14 ' cents n*r share, amounting ta $14. 000;
Twenty-eight OU Company, regular monthly,
15 cents p*r share regular and 5 cents per
share extra, amounting to S12.0CO.
¦ The California Wine Association has declared
a regular monthly dividend of . tio cents p*r
share-, oayable Sentember 10.
. The Federal Mintns and Smelting Company
has declared regular quarterly dividends of
1? A ¦ per cent . or the ¦ preferred stock aad 1)4
Dried FriiitS)Nuts,Raisins,Honey.
Tb« special fruit bulletin of ! the'v'Weather
s Exchange and Bullion.
Charges ye«terday were very narrow.
Sterling Exchange, sixty day*.... — $4 S3 .
Sterling Exchange, sight.. — 4 SS .
Sterling Exchange, cables — 4 89
New Tork Exchange, sight — 00
New Tork Exchange, telegraphic. — 03%
811ver. per ounce — f> IV)
Mexican Dollars.! — .- 45
INTERNATIONAL.
New Tork on Mexico 21*
Berlin on London 2O.45X
Paris on London 25.25
Wheat and Other Grains.
WHEAT — Liverpool futures were higher and
Chicago also advanced about lc. The Cincin
nati Price Current was bearish, declaring that
a crop of 675.000,000 bushela was not an Im
possibllity. Concerning th« European crops.
France will show a shortage from last year of
over 50.00O, COO bushels: Germany will have a
fairly good yield of Wheat, but short Rye and
1 Potato crops; Italy will have a shortage of at
lean 25 per cent; and the shortage In Austria.
Hungary *nd Roumanla will run from 25 to 40
per cent: the English crop will not reach above
40.000.000 bushels. "
In this market the cash grain made a gen
eral fractional advance, while. -future* -were
also somewhat higher. .The Utter were active.
CASH WHEAT.
California Club, XI 40<81 4SK;* California
White Australian, -¦ $1 55^1 61%; Northern
Club, fl 40©l 4S%; Northern Bluestem. $1 52%
* ie0P * rCtL : .FUTURES.
Session 9 to 11:30 a, ra.
/^' Open. "High. 'Low. \ Close.
December ...$1 51 »1 61% $1 61 $1 51%
. , 2 p. ; m. Session. .
December-^-ll 51%.
BARLEY — Futures :were firm and actively
dealt in. - but quotations showed little I change.
The trade say that the standard of the grain
will be so high this t year that It wlM make
deliveries on contracts unusually difficult. Ths
cash grain is steady .'but unchanged.
CASH BARLEY."
Feed 51 C5©1 ; CS% ; : new Brewing and Ship
ping, «1 12>£@1 17% ;' Chevalier. Jl 17%©1 30
per ctL
. FUTURES.
- Session 0 to* 11 :30 . a. in. '¦
Open. High. Low.' Clo««.
December ...$1 09% - $1 00»; $1 09% Jl CO 1 *
- ; - ~ 2-.p.-in. Session. ". * .
December— $1 00»»:" - - - /
OATS^ — There is nothing new to report In this'
market. - OSerings. «hilo not heavy, are ample
and • ««»Hers cootinue'flrm in their ¦ views.
Stocks In regular warehouse and on wharf
FLOUR— California Fajnlly Extras, %i S0#
5 10 usual terms; Bakers' Extras. $4 7Cg5:
Oregon and Washington, Jobbing at 53 S5@4 25
per bbl •
MILLSTUFFS — Prices In packages are as
follows: Graham Flour. S3 25 per 100 lbs;
Rye Flour. $3; Rye Meal. $2 75; Rice Flour.
$7; Corn Meal. $2 50; extra cream do. $3 60;
Oat Meal $3 75: Oat Groats. $4; Hominy.
$3 60€3 S5; Buckwheat Flour. 44; Cracked
Wheat. $3 60: Farina 93 75; Whole Wheat
Flour. *3 50: Rolled Oats. bbls. IS 5037 50; In
sack*, ti 25: Pearl Barley. $5; Split Peas,
box»s. $5 50: Green Peas $5 50 per 1G0 lbs.
Flour and M illstuffs.
.SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
— --- --— -¦!¦¦¦¦ ?
Well-street Stocks not materially' changed. Cotton zeeaker.
Another >iciiz-e ai:d nrm cay An local Securities.
. ; SdigkiZHirtpticms u: Sursr ct:d Exchange.
Wi:cct ai:d Barley Futures actively traded in. Cash zchcat higher.
'¦\ fresh fruits in good demand for local use and skipping.
. ¦ ' Ruiier quiet, Cheese cv.il and Eggs selling ait ivelL
'.'¦ . & 'ops' still higher and strongly held.
CatTte. $kect> and Hogs unchanged. .
.. • Xezc York Stock Exchange to remain dosed :j-:::orrozc.
i Corn No. 2 —
September . B3U B4H 53 . 53%
'December ...... 51% 62% 5l!i 82%
May 43 ;i 50«4 4&% 60%
I Oats No. 2 —
September 31% 32% 31 »i 82%
December 33% 23% 83% 33%
May... 35*; 36^ 35* 4 .38%
Mess Pork, per bbl —
September 11 10 11 15 11 07% 11 15
October .11 12%. 11 35 11 22% 11 30
January 12 62% 12 75 12 62% 12 T2%
1 ' Lard, per 100 lbs —
i September ..... «S7% 7 00 6 87% 6 87%
October \ 7 O2',i 7 15 7 02% 7 12%
j JaniJary 7 07% 7 22% 7 07% 7 20
SSert Ribs, per -100 lbs—
¦September 7 17% 7 27% 7 17% T 25
[October. 7 S5 7 46 7 35 7 42%
1 January 6 62% 6 70 6 62% « f7%
Wheat No. 2—
Sept (old) 10014 108% 1 0S% 109
Sept (new) 1 06% 1 07% 1 06 1 06**
December 1 C8S 1 09% 1 08 1 09%
May 1 10^, 1 us, 1 10% 1119s
th? day by reports o* heavy rains in ' the Red
River country. Houses with. Northwestern
connections ivere libiral purchasers, thus giv
lns- ir.ore force to the bullish advices from
that section. The : higher point of the day In
December was reportad just before the . dose,
trh.cn .".the. price , touched $1 09%. The close
tvsi strong, with December at II 09©l 00%.
A itrong tore > prevailed in: corn throughout
the rnrlre sessidn. December opened un
chaneed to %c higher at 51^4651'jSc. sold be
iwein il^sC and 52-ic and closed at 52%c.
Sn-.Bll receipt*", an improved eaport demand
a:i<1 strensth in other eraics caused a firm
tone In oats. December opened a shad* to %e
MsJkt at a3U©S3Hc, ranged between 33%@
33H« and S3Htt33?ic and closed at 33*»c
f-r.ir.:; September J dellverie* accounted tor
a modrrate demand throughout the provisions
list. . The strength of grains had some in
fluence. At the close October pork was up
iZGlTYiC; lard made a gain of 12%c and
ribs w«re vz> So. '
The leading futures ranged ts follows:
Articles — Open. •¦ High. Low. Close.
September 1" are 17S0 tons.- against 634 toes.
August 1. -\ • . : : . .
"WTilte. $r 37^401 47%: Surprise. $1 50S1 60:
Red. $1 22?sei 42% for feed and $1 37%© j
1 47% for seed: Black. $1 3091 35 for feed and I
$1 ."Ofil 65 for seed.
CORN — There has been ¦ no Western of any j
consequence in for some little time, and of
ferings . by sample on 'Change are light. The
market- rules steady and unchanged.
- Stocks • In regular - warehouse and on wharf
September 1 were 45S tons, against 2S5 tons
August 1.
' Western sacked. $1 45^1 50 for. Tellow and
White and $1 45©1 47% for Mixed; California
large Tellow $1 50Q1 57%; small round do.
51 55f 1 <52%; White, nominal: Egyptian. $133
©1 45 for White and $1 25® 1 So for Brown.
. RYE— Quotable at 51 25@1 30 per ctL \
BUCKWHEAT— Nominal at *1 75@2 per cU-
Bureau reports that the Honey crop at Rlrer
8i<J« Is a failure and that the bees are dying.
FRUITS— New crop— Apricots. 7»»C9Hc for
Royals, and 9312c for Moorparks; Nectarine*.
5*4©7c; Peaches 6#Sc per Ib: P«ar». »81l>c:
Plum* pitted, 6O«Sc for black. T^i6S%c for
red ind TgS'-jC for yellow :' Figs. - 2-crown
bricks. 52%c; 3-crown, 55c; 4-crown. 63c; «
crown, 75c; bulk white. 3*4 83>~c; black. 4c.
Evaporated Apples. 64^7^0 per lb.
PRUNES — l*i<?2c per Ib for the four slaes.
RAISINS— AssoclaUon f. o. b. prices Fresno
(subject to chanse \rithout notice) are as fol
lows: 50- lb boxeo — Loose Muscatel*. 3-crowa.
3c- 2-erowa, 2»ic; Malaga, loos*. 3-crown.
U*«c; 2-crown. 2*e; seedless Sultanas. 3c:
seedless Muscatels. 2&c: Seeded Raisins. 16-oj
cartons, fancy. 4 He; choice. 4c; 12- oi caxtoas.
fancy. 3*»c: choice. 3Uc per lb.
NUTS— Walnuts No. 1 softshell. I3Hgl4c;
No. 2 lH4©12c: No 1 hardshsil. 13©l3Htc;
No. 2i ll©HHc: Almonds. 10@17c for new
Nonpareils. 14gl4*ic for I X U 13ei4c for
Ne Plus Ultra and lie for Lansnedoc; Pea
nuts. 6©7c for Eastern; Pecans. 11313c; Co
coanuts. S4 5083.
HONET— Comb. m&©13c let white and 102?
lie for amber: water white extracted. 5Vi9
$Uc; light amber extracted. &38c; dark. Z'j
4i»C.
BEESWAX— 27©2»c per lb.
THE SAN FRAN-CISCO CALL". FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1904.
I Miscellaneous Markets, j
Continued on Pare Fourteen.
In t*i- b'sd WiLrSt'.t rr.St»«S Stattf «5ld 45
rerl't'red »; per oret and the con
oow % per cent en call.
•>TEW TORK. Sept. 1.— Wfci:e the tea* of to
day's rtsck csarket wa« firm Jn the main.
with dlatinet improvement !a a. number of
'.Issue*, eperatiociii . were sciir. largeiy for pnv
rm'o^«l accoust and la moderate, vc!cme.
Trailcg *u characterized by toct ladtcUioa
and contrary movements. The eoveralag fac
tor- *¦*• the crop situation, concerning whJch
* great deal cf caws, mostly unofficial aad
of CoubtTtt valu«. caxsr to !.a_-.-l. Disrat-bea
-fxeia the Wea indicated favorable ccr.e!tJor.s
for catering corn. and It is believed that
such cf that cojrrao-SUy is cow tezvse frcm
•ever* injury. G^rvra! rrap advices frcm
the Caaailaa Xorthm-est were of the same
tenor. T«t rex>oru of frosi» tvere IrficentiaJ
;n both %-fcea.t ar.d corn p:t« nere. Unauthor
ized etaKtaeeta that »»< prevailing prices for
-•tsei beams asd piaies would to* maintained
cacstal with eth^r t«Lde« reports cf a favcr
at!e character, helped to give renewed strength
to the Steel troika. United States Steel pre
ferred r»,-.>:T«d eaolfcw astxtastlal advance
eJihourt tie stock wes said here h? LonJoa!
~ hat" center toox prrCt» :a ac-ne of the ether
.fr.t-rr.atiooaJi. Opet^rx with aa Irregular ten
dency, tfc^ ioe*.l rrarfcet soon mad* recovery
.wr.der tie lead cf £t. Pans. Another feature
«f the ttrtssth vras L"»fon Paelne, Scath»m
>*».clf.c and the Rxk J«-:ar.-; irsaes. Amai
t?~'.:*i Ocpj/er h*-W Dm curing the o-ly
*ralcr.. !a trite c' profit tikiac. St p au i
declined to tr.e put.Hcat'.sa cr a r*r~rt show-
S=g a heavy <!ecrea££ 1= crt eerainps end
the. rcmiladfr cf the activ- list :scnlfeste<I a
reactionary tendency. In tt>e Iste tradin
there w« a further H:.v«ng or S>cl preferred
•p« ; •'. k I*!and common. Rt«*l preftrrM
clcstd r. fraction below the tor price cf th«
iii;-. !".: tr* rest rf tfce activ- list mad*
nore material cn-.c-S'le.n*. l>evelopm»i:ts in
il.» meaty inarU't wre ur.rmpcrtant. A com
p r . cf " rzl'.i-rai rrpcrtr weir teart. chief
nn^i.-.c th'*.- briic that of the Ovclaco. i^h;
i:ar.c:i. «.hici^o rn-1 gt. Ixtj:* TV-ad for "the
;-ccr «r.f:a Juse.r«> 3a«t. *ro»'tnx a 'oak la
crt etrrisis of ov^r $£5T.O0u.
New York Stock Market.
COMMERCIAL FINANCIAL
15
ADVEKTISE31KNTS.
wvJ 1 I UlN.
NEW YORK. Sept. 1.— Harm* ad>ls«S
the public a ncr.th ago to> buy cotton at . 9%, '
cents irrespective of the G^vernraeat report. I
now feel It lacurabeat opca m« to^say that
I have liquidated the cottcn I thea 'purchased
personally and fear a ' decline- ia prices, no
matter -what the showing of to-morrow's Gov-
ernment report may • be» A very bullish re-
port ha? beec fully discounted. A condition
of over SO. in view of the admitted earllneas cf
the crop, would probably cause a iharp decline,
especially.** we ar» fac« to face wita tn« pe-
riod of heaviest' receipts, the weisht of which
last year desalted in carrymg cotton to nearly
a cents a vouad Icr Octb'aer contracts on ta«
8th of October, notwithstandlag th« admlttMly
bullish conditions which later ea made pos-
sible - an advance to 17 cents.
CS!g=ed) THEODORE H. PRXCB. >
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE
100 Head of Horses
By order of A. C- Jones ot Butt* -County.
California, we will sell 100 head of mares and
teldiags, broken and uabrokea. raajlas frora
1WO to 1400 pouadsi. frcra 3 to 9 year* oil:
also two handsome black saddle-horses.
This lot to rao«ly nice, young geldings, suit-
able for all purposes, from milk wagona t»
heavy exrrem nr sand w»Tons.
SALE TAKE? PLACE " tER^?3
THIS DAY.
FRIDAY, StPTEMBER 2, 1904
AT 11 A. M.. AT
J. B. HORAVS SALESYARD.
COR. TENTH AND BRTANT STS.. a t.
HORD A SMITH. 35 Third »t.. S. F...
Auctioneers.

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