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COMMERCIAL AMD MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
READING MEDIUM
FOR BULL SUPPORT
Prices Open High and Suspicion
Attaches to Motive for
Big Dealings
»n York Stock I-I«t
E F. notion & Co.. 490 California st.-eet
mernben tit Ihe Now York «Ujck «'« b »^f. e - J"
cU the follow Ing Un »t bonds and slock sale*
yesterday : .
S»l~. | STOCKS. IHlgb.jLow. ) BidTl Ask.
!Ad,ms Express .1..... .•--• 2» =»„
........iAHis-Chalim-rs . . \ 13% HH 1-% g*
300. Do P" «f* 52 B- M%
•:4.«<io Amalg Copper ...\ S8 b»<H ™ »
i^Sfglf 111 Si
:>.looAmer fsn Co -- - J3H 12% 1-^ *
D« pM I^o «*
Amer Express \\\y,: ~Z-u -as
3.3«rtAmer Ice Securit 39 30^ 3.% 38
SOOiAmer Linseed ••• }«H " *' , io 71
W.500;B«U & Ohio .... U»H »'V»jIW "£*
:::::::JBe^ c £ m tt£m? M g P%
•-it^B^r.:::::::!^-^ $* ft
: aasi?»i 154% §v || ||
\u25a0i;i6st w:::::.... «ji 4% <% £*.
?..... A Do pfd "A" ----- 2JV» 28
7^ ; c^^.: B ":::is4 H !iSi^!islu
1 :^f c Do^fd 1 .p.::... p .::.. w m xto
WKV/Central Leather.. 30Vt 23% 30-« SO*
7<« Do pfd w 296
' SCent of N J «id Stt
!Chi Terminal *»
V:o6ojoote° rnei * iron. "44% «% 43% 44
: ""^WlVoctc&i: 6.^ "63% «3% 63Ti
-OwJCoH, Southern.... 64H 6fVi 63% 64V.
200 IDo tot pfd S2 81** |I%' 82
"V.nod'contlfa'.t'^Ga.: Uig i«" 14| v 143%
I.9oo;Corn ITodncts.... 23» ±>H »% g *
fir. . - .iDiaraond Match .. | -- • - 125% l-«
I.4oo:DfMllHng Sees...; 40?» 39% 39% 40%
\u25a0-^ I> rpf^ & .^:!-^-^P|p^
C-..9ofi;Erle i •*» ! : ;JJi ?«J» ?'J»
4.^10' D.. 1« pfd hSS^i ••\u2666Vs -»*H •«^
iIOOJ Do 2d pfd i 44', 43% 43^ 43=- ?
iWm.Genersl Electric. jlfil 160 159% 160 J4
3.200)Grt Nonhern Ore; 76 75 | «.» •3143 I 4
130.X) C.rt N.a-th«-r« pM]lsd*]|»% 1«H "»%
....'...Havana Tob-Co.. b »
• - < Do t)fd i I 1 13
\u25a0"«.W<V. Illinois <>ntrsl... IMlt]t«S WO IDOJ4
2.4:* Interboro-Metro ..17 16% 16?, 16%
-.7(Ki; IK> pfd 4«Hi 45»4 4r,»4 45%
l.SW:lnternatl Paper.. j 15% 14% W% 15;»
a>o Di. pfd «4 <3 63% C 4
l^lnternstnal Pump* 40% 40% *OVi 40^
**:"2o6;iow^c^Vr»i::*::|'32" n'% 31% »
300! Do prd \t»\ 58% f*% 59
2.400K C Soatbern.... 47S «% 46% 4.
l.» 00 Lake Erie & W.. 27% 27 27 2J
I.KOO Do pfd 64% €8 » S*
3700 L& N I*s 142% 143% 144
COoi^ickay M^ 82^ "}* S^
.... IK) pfd ! 74% .5%
GCO Manhattan Jl4B 146 146 14S.
iMetro St Ry \u25a0< 22% 2S
400 Mexican Central.. l 25% 25% 25% 26
IMlnn&Stl 1 67 58
IK» l«t pfd 86 89
"" " 300 M StTiSS M .(140% 140 139% 140-4
200 IX, pfd 150% 150% 149 150
l-.WOOMo Kan & Tex... 43 42% 42* 42%
.200! Do pfd "n-% 73% T3% 73%
4 900 ' Missouri Pacific. 76% 75% .5% .o%
; tN"»a C&St L 115 12.>
l.»oo; National Lead... K8 87% 8«% S'J*
200 Do pfd 109% 109 108% 108%
National Biscnit I° s^4 loi ~*
.::....i Do pfd 123 128
4«o;»w Cop M& S. 2% 2 2 2%
200 X:T Air Brake.. 90 8» 89 90
7 OOOJX V C«Jtr»l . . . . 134 131 % 132^ 132%
3.000 NYC &St L... 59 66% 58% 58%
; Do Ist pfd.... 100 110
. ..! Do 2d pfd 85 87
..N T N H * Hart 172% 173%
WISOOIN V Ont &W. 54% 53 53 53%
7.'.»00 Norfolk & West. 92% 90% 90% 91
i Sk> pfJ 86 88
SOONorth American. 84% 82% 83 83%
Zi.200 Norrhf m PsriCc. 15IS 149% 14«% 149%
....... 'Omaha 1M 160
."....:.! I>o pfd 163 175
iPa.lfi- Coast 97 99
1.400 PscinV Msil 29% 29%, 29 29%
s 4tK> P«-an R RCo ISS% 137 137 137%
.", 200'P«ople.'« Gas 116% 115% 115% 116
_ :..,.Pittshurg C0a1...{ 13 13%
I I IK, O fd «% 49
!P! P CC4 St L... 90 93
....; ik> ptd no 120
1 KkyPreww-d Stfrf Car 44% 44 43% 44%
tool IH> l.frt 104% 104 104 104%
.. Rv .St«>l *p Co.J 48 46%
.i Do pfd 107 109
»>.Soo!lt<-i«linr ir.9 15«% 156% 156%
«)0i Do Ist pfd 92 91 91 92
son! Do 2d pfd 102 ioi 100 102
K.lOO'nepublic S & 1.. 34% 33 53% 33%
- 400 I>r. prd '. 108% 105% 106% 106%
#».500:Eock Island Co.. 34% 33% 33% 53%
;r,.soft! Do pfd 72 71 71% 71%
I.6oft 'Slow S S k I Co. 84% 84 84 84%
.1 Do pfd 115 115%
IST. 4SF Ist pffl 68% 69
I.WO* Do 2<! pfd i 46% 45 43% 46
I.ROO'St L & S W 27% 26% 20% 26%
VIOOi Do pM 70% 68 «7%68
«o.<iO!> Srmthern Pactflc.. 131%i129% 130 130>4
!,'«! Do pfd 133H1132 131% 132%
l.*,.f>Oo:Soiitl)ern Rnilway 32H.J 32 31% 32
3.<«0; Do pfd ! 71% 70Sij 70% 70%
400!Tenn Copper .... 41% 41% 41% 41%
7.fiOO'Texas Pacific . . 30% 55% 35% 35%
SOO Third Aye 30 29% 29% 29%
....V-.iTol St L& W 52 52%
«X) I>o pfd <»% 69 69 09%
rWTwin City R T . . HW% 106V4 105% 106\i
SOOiUnlon Bag & P.. U% 14% 14 14*5
... Do pfd 75 77
41.C00 Union Pacific .... 181% 1«9% 189% 189Ti
1.200 Do pfd 97% 97 ©0% 97%
. fr.lt Uds of 8 Fj. C 840
...... : .t Do pfd 55% 57
4frr,U S Cart I Pipe 35% 35 34%, 35
2,1W I»o pfd 86% 84 85 86
-.. r S Kxpress 85 95
S.flOrtC S nn!»ber 42 41 40% 41
4fln! l> 0 Ist pfd ...118 116% 116 117
KOol I>o 2<l pfd ... M 82 83% 84%
SftlOOtC S Steel Cor ..I 68% 67 67% 67%
17.900J Do pfd 126% 124't 123 125%
I.soo!t:Uh Opper .... 52% £2% 52% 52%
SZOOIVa-i'ar Chem Co.. 52 51 60% 51.
! Do pfd '. .' ..... 102 103
'4.V*ar>;wsbasi. 22% .21% 21% .22
2r..«t(<; Do pfd 65% 53% 54% 54%
.IWells-Kargo Ex -.315 3.%0
3.7O<»; Western Tnlon .. 77%' 74% 76 76%
2 200Wc«ti=Rbouse ... 86% 85 |85 83%
......WALE •••--•-» 11%
.. .... Do Ist pfd ............. 23 24
....... IX> 2d pfd 12% 13%
.....;. Wisconsin On *"V 4 SS%
.::..:.l n 0 m !• «>% w..
J.0&?.»00— total sharen wild.
New York Bonds
i: g ft 2« rejC-.lol'4]in Cen.lst r*f 48.100
Do coupon ....lOl*i!Int Met 4^« .... 7S^
Do 3s reg ]01*sj| Inf Mer Mar 414s 74V4
Do coupon 102 j Japan 4s -.... *>14
Do 4s rcir. llS^i! Do4Hs ....... !)4«4
*Do coupon 121 Do 2d series »4.
AUU-Chal Ist 5«. SS Kan City So Ut 3s "4\4
Amrr Agrtcxl 5«.100«i V Shor deb 4*,1P31 93^
Am>T TiT rv 45.104 I. &N. unified 4«.:100%
Am«>r Tobacco -4». M- M.X & Tpx Ist 48.100%
Do ft* .... 112* Do let 4 ref 4«. 88%
Armour 4s »- r >''- Do sen 4Vi« ...»1
Atch sen 4s ....100% Mo Paclflc 4* V. *. . . : 83
Do S \> l«t 4*. »3Vr N B of Mcx 4«4«. 93
Do or 4« ......111% X YC pen 3%«.. 93VJ
Do ct Ss ......114 ] Do deb 4s ....»5%
Atlan C L Ist 4s. 08 INY City 4Vjß.new.lll%
Ij»lt A- Ohio 4f..l<V)*;;.\Y,.Ml & H cvGs.ISS
D« 3%R 94 |Xor A W Ist con4s »9
Do S W. 3%t.. »1 } I>o ct:4« .:...., ©8%
Brooklyn RT. «* 4s S3 t Nor Parlftc '45. .. .102« i
r"*n So Ut «5...10U"4t Do 3a ........ 74%
Central nf G* 5*.11G 40.S Line rfdß.4s. fls
r«»nt Leather ss;. OSVi'Pa cr 3Hb, 1915. 9TU
CRllof NJ go 5«.127\i Pa coo 4s ...... :104%
Cb»s 4 Ohid 4%5.104%] Reading Ren 4e...'n9T4
Do ref 5s rtfa.lOlHJSt L, & 8 F fg 4*.'87
Cbi £1 Alton 3"4« 7C^ij- Do yen 55... .: 90*1
C. B tc Q Joint 4s ST^Si I, S W.wm 4s.'So%
Do pen 4h ......lOOVtI -Do s Ist • jrold 4«.. 94
CM& StP gn 3%« 91 (Seaboard A,L 4«.-;;83"%
C.RIt Pac col 4s 80% {So Pacific col 45.. 92%
Do col 5s 9SHI Do , Ist ref ' 45. . »5H
Dorefdg 45...". 92 | • Do' cv 4« rtfsr,lOO«(|
C.C.C & KLr gn 4s 97 Hi So Railway 55;. ..112%
SHARP BREAK
AT THECUOSE
NEW YORK, June 7.— The
speculative appetite for stocks
iiad lost some of its zest today, to
judge by the irregular and un
certain movement of prices and a
sharp break at the close. There
were animated excursions of new
'orders 'to' buy from the outside,
such as are lpoked for especially
on Monday morning during the
progress of a speculative cam
paign, and prices as usual were
opened as high as possible, with
benevolent intent toward those
having stocks to sell rather than
toward the early 'buyers. Read
ing was selected as the principal
medium for the supporting op
erations 'of the bull party. The
manner £Vi which the blocks of
thousands of shares of that stock
were thrtnvn about . from one
hand to another gave an artificial
appearance to the dealings which
suggested suspicions of \u25a0 the mo
tive for this movement. The
movement was accompanied by
unverified rumors of an intended
increase in the dividend on the
stock.
Rumors of coming dividend
increases played a prominent part
in the show of strength of spe
cial stocks. This was in marked
contrast with the severe reaction
in the price of St. Louis South
western preferred, which got its
dividend increase last week, leav
ing nothing more to be looked
for as material for speculative
excitement.
Another group 'of stocks moved
in response to intimations that
plans were ripening for reorgani
zation of company finances, this
rumor serving Wabash welL The
strong stocks were less influen-.
tial in holding the rest of the
market than . on last Friday and
Saturday. This was partly due
to the fact that the process of
realizing has , shifted to stocks
that are of greater influence on
speculative sentiment. United
States Steel and Union Pacific
were both under pressure of this
kind and the effect of this on the
general speculative tone was
rather formidable.
From the southwest came re
ports that demand for currency
was beginning to* stir in prepara
tion for moving the coming
crops.
The hardening of discount
rates abroad is beginning to
prove a perceptible drag on
speculative movements there.
An advance in the price of cop
per metal failed to benefit the
copper industrials. The bears op
erated timidly in fear of the
demonstrated power of the bull
leadership, .and it was not until
the end of the day that they at
tacked the market with boldness.
Prices gave way all round in the
last half hour.
Bonds were irregular. Total
sales (par s value). $7,736,000.
United States bonds were un
changed on call.
Colo Indus 55.... 79 j Do gen 4s 83Vi
Colo Midland 45.. S3 i Knion Pacific 4s. .103
Col So r&ext 4V4s 9-JHj Do cv 4s .. 10a
Del & Hud cv 4g.Ui3 • t Do lgt & rcf 4s. 90%
Do Ist ref 4s. .XO2VS I I* S Unbber e5...104>,y
Den & Rio G 4s. 97%| V S Stwl 2d R«..ia>%
Do ref 3r .-...101V4 Va Car Chem 55.. 94%
DisUllerg 5h . 77Vii Wabash Ist 5a.... 112^4
Erie prior lien 4s. 00 \ Do Ist & ext 4?. 77^
Do gen 4s .... »K%l Western Md 4a... STi
Do cv 4s, ser A 87 j Westing El cv ss. 94 "Ji
Do cv 4s. ser B 70 | Wis Ontral 45... 95^4
Gen Elect ct 5«..14G>4i
Xew Vert Mining Stocks)
Alice '"2.00 Little Chief ..... OS
Brunswick Con . . «C Mexican 73
Com Tun Stock.. 2S Ontario .....':. 3.00
Com Tun Bonds.'. IS Ophir .'. 1.13
Con .Va MIn.C«.. W Standard ......... 1.75
Horn Silver...... C 5 Yellow Jacket ... .38
Leadvllle Con ... 04%
Do»ton Stockn -and Bonds
Money — \u25a0 I Mlscellaneons —
C*ll loans 2',4©3Vi Amer Arge Cbem. 43'J
Time loans ...3 ©5 Amer Sugar 1«-V;
Bond's— Do pfd 12CVi
Atchlson 4s lOO'-i Amer Tel & Tel..l4oii
Do adj 4s .... 'J"j Amer Woolen . 30^.
Railroads — Do pfd 10rt»£ ,
Atehisou 114 . Dom Iron & Steel. 40'
Do pfd i ....105% Ed Electric 111um.247 1a
Boston & A1bmy.231%1 Gen Electric ....100
Boston & Maine. 146% Mass Electric 12
Boston Kiev 120**! Do pfd ........ 67
Fitchbnrjr pfd ...130V.rU S 5tee1........ 67
S Y. S H & H..172 ! Do pfd ....... .124%
Union Pacific '...184% 1
THE COPPER STOCKS
BOSTpN, June 7. — Shortly after the opening
the whole list became dull, with a slight ten
dency to sag.". Shannon was • a specialty . which
showed pood strength all day. Profit taking
was in evidence .. all through \u25a0 the list. v. \u0084;
Copper metal wm %c higher on bids;
The report of the Amalgamated copper com
pany for the fiscal year ending April 30 ftjdi-"
catod earnings nearly 45 per cent less thaa '
last year and a surplus \u25a0 of about $586.000* after '
dividend payments for the year, leaving h total
surplus of about $12,600,000. Production of i
metal for the calendar year was about' 22.ooo,ooo'
pounds greater than In 1907. but Secretary A.
H. , Melin in bis report states that considerable
progress Is being made in the - matter vof re
ducing the cost of production for the raw
material and -that the company's property h^s
shown considerable, betterment. J.~ Horace
Harding and General ; James , Jourdan were
elected directors of the company at the^annual
meeting today. Thes^ two men -take the places
formerly held \u25a0by H. H,. Rogers " and Mansonß. '
Plower. deceased. The other remaining direct
ors were re-elected. Thfire were 975,903 shares
•f stock represented at the; meeting. v ," . .
- One . of the largest producers of lake copper
is all sold out for July; delivery.: and is out of
the market. All (local: companies refuse' t» : sell
lake for August-September, under.' 14c,' though, -jo
sales at this -price have yest been made.". About
all of the mines are cleaned , op for "July de
livery. '-; \u25a0• .\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 -.'-. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 : ' - " : \u25a0 .
«•\u25a0 . COPPKR CLOSK
Tbe, following list is furnished by E.'.F. Hut
ton & Co., 490 California street, San Fran
cisco, C»l.: -
Bld.;Ask. . .' -Bid. A»k.
Adventure .U 8% 89i La Salle : . .. • 13% 14»1
Ahmeek ....163* 170 Majestic 1 ... ..93c O.v'V
Allouez : .'. . :~ 40 ', 41 Mass , Gau \u25a0 ..". 04»4 64%'
Amal ' Cop ,:.- 86% 86% Mayflowirr ... 50c 60c
Am - Pnenmat B>,i : 6% Mexicu Cons.- 4V, 5. -
-Do pfd ... 18V4 19 Miami ...... 15 1514
Arcadian ... 4^ 5 Michigan ....",10 10V.
Ariz C0m1... 42V4 42V 3 Mdnawk 68
Atlantic .... 9 9*4 NevCons ~.:: 22U 22'-V
Balaklala :..231%233 Nipissing „.. 10% m
Begole ...:. 14 13Vi North Butte.. 56% Tfir.'
Black Mt.:. 146^ — :, Old Colony r.. 60c ~
Boston Cocs." 15%16 Old Domlnion'. r )3«i!55>4
Bte Coalition 26% 20% Osceola •;*•;; .136!137.
Btatte &, Lon 35c ; — \u25a0 , Parrott ..;.\u25a0.• 35 ; . ;uj •
Cal & Ariz. 105 - 106 Quincy ...... .01 03
Centennial :. 33% 34.' Raven v . ...... 42c 44p
Con Mercury. — 20c Hay ; Cent. \u00843 3-16 3 .Via
Coppr* Range 81% 82 .Santa ; Fe- =\u25a0... .2«4- 2N.'
Com Ely. 9 1-16 9 11-1G Shannon V.: ..: 16V. 'lfi-%
Daly,-- West:.' 7% 8 Super * Pitts 13%?14«2
Davis. Daly". —.5 1-10 Tamarack. :. 72% 73 '
Dom Copper, tfc - 10c J Trinity .;.;,. la • lj-
TlfeSi\K
Local Stocks and Abt>iye |
Mining Stocfcs^^ttipiit F
East Butte.. I.".";, 1 m; United \ Coppr^. 11 .11*6
Elm River... 1%- 2\k Uuited. Fruit. lß9^l4o »
First, Natnl.. 74 8 • Un Shoe : Mch 60% 60%
Franklin .... ir.l4 .i«y. >. ;Do: pfd -.'.: 30 . • 30H
Glronx ..... 7'-i 7*4 U- 8. Smelters CO --.SOVi ,
Gld Con -...': 7% : '7U[ . Do pfd .."..' 49V4 49»i'
Greene Can.. .lw% ll' Utah' Cons .. 43Vi -4314-
Globe... 4ii 5 Victoria ..... 5 5^
Granby . . . . . U>s 107 . Winona ...:. 6 6«i
Helvetia 5% 5% Wolverine . ..148 150
Inspiration ; . ' (-,\u25a0.. !7% Yukon ...... : 4^ g . 5
Isle Royale.'." 27%: 28?, |,
London Cloning; Stocks
Cons for. money.' .. 84%] Louisv & Nash. .. .143%
Do for acct.... K4Va!M, X & Texas. ... 44%
Amal Copper . . . ; 90 JN V Central. 130? i
Anaconda ........ 10»'.| Norfolk & West. ..08
Atchison .117%| -Do pfd .'.'." '. 00Vi
Do pfd . .-.' .'.IOS jOnt '& "Western.. .".SSii
Bait & 0U10r..; ..121 %\\ Pennsylvania ...... 70%
Can . Pacific ... ..18S% Band Mines ...... 10?*,
Ches& 0hi0.....; SOU Reading .... ; . BOV2
Chi Great West. . 5 So Railway ...... 33%
Chi. Mil,& St P.lCOi; Dopfd 72%
De Beers . .:. 15>£ So Pacific 134Vt
Den &. Hlo 0.:..T>2% Union Pacific .... .10S^
Do pfd ........ 81% Do pfd ....... .lOOV-j
Erie ............. Z9% IJ S 5tee1....... V 61)%
Do Ist pfd. . ... s<3'i :Do pfd . .". .'. . . .120
Do 2d pfd...... 40 AVabash .......... 22 _
Grand Trnuk .... 23% Do pfd ........ S3
111 Central ..153 Spanish 4s .. .OS
Bar silver— yuiet; 24%d-per ounce.
Money — 1H&1% P«T cent.
. The 1 rate, of discount in "the open market
for short bills is l?4@lTi per cent " and for
three months' bills l?i@l%.per cent."
Condition' of the Treaxury . ,
WASHINGTON, June 7.— Today's statement
of the- treasury balance In - the general fyad
shows: Gold coin and bullion, $49,116,318; gold
certificates, $28,001,780; available cash balance,
$121,210,497. - :
Sew York Money Market
NEW YORK,' June 7. — Money on call easy jat
1%@2 per cent; ruling rate. 1% per cent;"cloß-i
lag Wd and offered at 1% per cent.
Time, loans very firm and ' inactive; 60 days,
2@2V4 per cent; 80 days, .2% per cent; six
months, 3H<B3& percent. .
Prime mercantile paper, 3 1 ,6@4. per cent.
• Sterling exchange easy, with actual biißlness
In bankers' bills at $4.859604.8605 for 60 day
bills and at $4.8770 for demand.
Commercial bills, $4.87%®4.87%.
Bar silver, 53e. \u25a0
Mexican dollars. 44c. ..
Government . bonds steady; railroad bonds ir
regular.
JVort hern Bualnens
TACOiiA. June 7. — Clearings, $1,105,350; bal
ances. $85.275. ;
SPOKANE. June 7.— Clearing*. $1,414,377; bal
ances. $54,190.
PORTLAND. Jime 7.— Clearing, $1.4!t8.665;
balances, $105,341.
SEATTI.i:. Jnue 7. — Clearings, $1,937,"5f»; bal
ances, $191,387.
. Lon us. Exchange and Silver
Local exchange rateE remained as before. Sil
ver was %c lower. . v
Prime mercantile paper. 1 ........ s(gO per cent
Loans on real estate... G«iß per cent
Sterling exchange, 60 dayß — {£4.B<S>4
Sterling exchange, sight —^4.SBXi
Sterling exchange, cables... — (fi4.BS%
New York exchange, 5ight....... — fjj) 1
New York exchange, telegraphic. — ® 3
Hongkong exchange, sight....:.. — fa: 43%
Hongkong exchange, telegraphic. —<$ 43%
Sliver, per ounce '..... — @ 53
Mexican dollars, \u25a0 nominal — @ 50
CONTINENTAL
New York on Paris. 510 y t
New York on Mexico; 201 »i
Paris on London "..". ..\; ..25.20
Berlin on London .:.20.44^4
STOCK MARKET
Yesterday was an active day in stocks and:
bonds, with some changes of note. AJaska pack
ers was higher at $72.75, AHSoeisted oil higher
at 132.75 as a top figure and telephone common
slock biglier at $26.02%. Makawell sugar was
also stronger at $39, buyer 10. Pacific lighting
preferred declined to $09.1 2Ut. Sales of bond*
were $43,000.
The Comstock . shares were dull and un
changed. The southern Nevadas were also quiet
except Combination Fraction and Florence, both
of. which showed some activity. Fraction closed
at Clc, agatpat <>»c on Saturday; Florence nt
$3.25, against $3.30, while the "merger" lost
20c' on the day, closing at $7.321&, ' against
$7.?2 I .V|. Ilouml Mountain declared a dividend
of 4 cent?, payable Jnne 18. \u25a0 ' .
The Dragon and : Phoenix theater company, a
San Francisco corporation, has levied an assess
ment of $30 per share, Uelinquent July 10.
There are hints that Florence may soon de
clare a dividend.
The Palmer oil company has Just declan-d four
monthly dividends of 2 cents per. share each.
payable on Jnne 15, July 13. August 13 Hnd Sep
tember 15. to stock holders of record on the Ist
of each of said months. This company controls
880 acres of oil land hi the Santa Maria field,
also the "Palmer gusher," which hns run an
high as 8.000 barrels a day. : The second well is
about completed " and the - third well \u25a0 qbont I half
drilled. Two pipe linen' from 'the Palmer well t^»
tidewater are vow in operation, one by the As
sociated oil company, the. other by the! I'nioit oil
company, both of which have contracts with 'the
Palmer oil company for large : amount* of oil.
Regular dividends are expected for many months
to come.
AfiKCKainent Directory. .Comtttocic MineM
. Company — .No. Del. Board. Snleila.v Anit.
Confidence ;".... S3 , May 14 June S .20
Julia ....12 May. 10 . June 17 .0.1
Con. Imperial... <>« May 23 June 17 .01
Caledonia 7S ' May 23 June Hi .05,
Bullion ........14 June 3 July 13 .05
Gould &Curry.:l4 June .4 June 2<S.. .10
Cbollar 1 10 - June 3 June 30 .10 ;
Scorpion ....";. .17 .- June 11' \u25a0 July <> \u25a0 .02!
Challenge ...V v ?>r June 1!> July 13 ; ; .03 j
Mexican 9«; June 1!> ' July 14 - .10
Union ....... .M« . June 24 July ]!\u2666 .)0
Potosi ..11 July 2 Aug. 2 .10
S'g. 8e1cher.... 45 July 3 July 2'.t .«•::
Yellow Jacket. .— — July 5 .25
STOCK AMI BOXD tfXCIIAXGE
MONDAY, June 7— 10:30 a. m.
L'NITED STATES BONDS r • t'<r?
; Bid. Ask.] : j \u25a0 ; Bid. Ask.
4s qr cp new — f — |3» qr cpup..^ —
MISCELL.ANKOITS BONDS
Ala A W> 7t*>.~— " 100 ; J Oak - Tran 5s.lO5«~ilOG r ;i
Ai«so OU ss. — '•\u25a0' 1)5 . jO'i'ran Cn35.103% —
Bay CPC ss. 101% 102 '^ O Trac Cn.os !)8 -».O
CalC G ss. 104 — O - Trac iCoPs »1 $)3
Cal O & Eg" O.WgtdjSs. — 100
m & ct 5s OBV4 95% Om Cable Cs.llo —
Cal st <3 55.103 — -. Pac Glm 4s. 8S
Cal Wine 55. . 84 % : 88 ,P E Ity C 5..107 — ;
City El 55.. 82% 85 Pac L&P ss. 97 —
O C Wat, ss. 102%— '" Do gtd ss. .101%
Do g mgss 03 05 Pac T&T ss. ft»Ts —
Ed El LA 55.101 — P \u25a0&.\u25a0\u25a0 CII 68.100 \u25a0 10.T
Ed L&P 68.107 — P.& O BMi 8.103 -107
Flrst F Trss — - 1 - Powell st 65.;102>i —
F& C H f1n.102 — Sac EG&RSs.IOO% — ,
HO & S ss.Jo<> — SF.& 5.TV.'55.114%113Vi
Hon R'T 65.105 Vi — SF.O, & SJSs.IOT,J.i _
h Tahoe Rss 07 '— - - Do 2d mgss 92 . —
L A. Elec 5«. 100\4 — Do Con as . — • , f M .,
LAG & Elss.loiy* — •\u25a0: SJ& SCR 4&s — •— V
L Ally 55.. — :\u25a0\u25a0 —\u25a0' Sierra' U Cs.. 100 —
LAI/- gtd ss. 100V4 "— « Pof A Cs .
CAP lem 58.105 Vi — :(l»10) . . . '.103«4 —
LAP Cal ss. — 103% S P~of C 6s
Marln W- 58.100-. 102 (1912) ... .10514 100.-i
Mkt at C Cs. — — •' SPC 1c g 55.114 — r.
-Do lcmr,s.lO2i4lO3Si S P B-R :Ce.12»?i133 '
1IV& MtTSB.IOO ••— j- SPRU Ist r4s »U!i97W
N nof C ss:— 115>i Stkn G&E:tS«.IO4M! • ; -
NPO R 85.102% — SV-Wg mg4H— 88^,
NC By 58..103. \u25a0 ;.— . UG.& F. s*. On'i —
NOP:CkH.I - I'R of SK 4s. 7«U'7CVa
N El Co'ss.'^ 05 Vallejo.Ben & \ I '\u25a0
O-GL&H,sn.lo3Viloo% .Napu . . RR3« — —
Oak, Tran 68.113 -r— ,- Val -Co P ,ss. 09"/, —
.'.;•• -WATER STOCKS .
Marln Co' .. 00 -\u25a0' 05 |S.V Wat Co. — —
GAS^AND' ELECTRIC
City 'El Co..- 2814 ISO, I Pac L pfd. . .68^ fK)^
N Cal. Power 31 V4 3.T-',i,'Do com ... 45% —
INSURANCE- . •
Cal Ins Co.. l» \u25a0 :x 75 <t\ Fireman's ; Fd. 165; 170
BANK STOCKS ? .
Am Ntl Bk.— 131 ,}Mer Trust ..220 —
Bank of C3al.3G2Ms— \u25a0 S'F- National. — ,135;:
t'lrst "Natnl..26»v2fiS : r. Union TCo —
SAVINGS BANKS •
Ger S & L.2K00 2900. fS F Say U.\s2of 5.10 j
Hum Say Bk : — ' — -' Snv|&L So.. — 12.":
Mut Say Bk 70 — | Sec .<av Bk.. — 350 -
. .' \u25a0 STREET: RAILROADS
Cnlifornla ...130 140 |Pre*ldlo ":;..•. 20 —
• ...-.' POWDER
Giant' •Coinolldated;<"o; :....... -74Vi 73
\u25a0 sugar.;:.
Hawaiian C. S" SOVil-MakawelPS C 3S*,;-;b) .
Hnnokan B ' C 17 \i \u25a0 i"Y, j Onomea . SC. 42>,£ 41
Hutch:S'-P.C'lß%'lo!i|Paauhan*B'C.-24'..- —
KUanea S C. '".«%.-— : j Cnlon \u25a0, S .Co. . 34 —
... \u25a0\u25a0;.-"-'\u25a0 OIL-. STOCKS . r
AmalOll.Co.'— •• SO; 1 Sterling -Oil. . — 4'[
Asso Oili Co.i32V4'-— "' ]"\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0*\u25a0"'.'>
. . : :<,MISCi:LLANEOirB;
Alaska PA. f 72»iT73.1 Pac' Auk tF A Z\\ — .
Cal F C A. «BVj until Pac, Cißorax.l3l - — .
Cal-^VIneVA. SSVi'-^ Pae,T&T pfd 84ti 94%
MV& -MtTm". — 113 I , Do com .'.. 20% 27.'
• ".> ' \u25a0 -vv;. SALES .':'."
\u25a0-\u25a0 \u25a0" Morning: Scsxloa;.'
... ; rßfwrd— "i: :•.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'"..";*:', ; •;-. '•
:!•" Alaska' Packers', i-'Assn '.;.... "1.72. 50
" 75- Asxociatcd * Oil . Co.-; .*. .'. . *. .'. . .'."',, .'12.75 . •
20 Makawell Sugar • Co. \u25a0b j 10. . :. . . : 3i».00
10<l Pacific,; Lighting,* (common C..... \4ii.r.i). '
50 Pacific I Jghtlne- (common >:.*... 45.50
100 PaciflciTel'&;TPl^(coinmoji).'. ;.' 2<!,25
$1,000 ; Bay % Counties*. Power 5s •- . : ,\ .". 101 : 75 '
'$1,000 United' Rtß- of! S F 45. ...'... .~ 7«. 30 ;
$13,(K)O i;nited i It ; R of j S F 4* .... 7G.37>4
'". " 7 - -'Street—':. ..\u25a0•,-•\u25a0 ;\u25a0..... . \u0084'.-.".
>2S Pacific Tel *&" ; Tel (common ) . ; . . 2t> . 23 1
50 Paclfie'Tel.&tTel.'lcommon):.*.. 2f!.00 \u25a0'\u25a0
• 'Afternoon .Session \u25a0 : ; -
-• ;-. v Board-^-' ."..\u25a0%",,:.:\u25a0;. - ; r •
23 Alaska; I'-ackersV-Afsn i ....... 72,75. : -.
35 Associated ,'OU C0. V..:. .';..". '\u25a0'- •• \u25a0 32.62%
. 75 AssocintedtOH'Co.:.'."......."--- 32 -'» "
; 25 Associated? Oil C0. i. "...;.."•..'.. 3 **2 o ,
20 Giant-, Powder t ?r.. ;....i;r74 .50.
' . SO Pacific: Lighting <(pfd) -.;.....'•
• es^aclflc, Tel &. Tel (pfd).. '...-- W-3.W
'120 Paclflc.Tel & Tbl (common).... 26.50
50 Paolflc Tel & Tel (00mm0n)....:26.62%
10. BprV'.'Valley Water C 0........ 33.62%
; 200 Spring -Valley Water C 0.' ...... . :33.50
-$1,000 UnttedißiK of iS F 45.'...-....76.60
13,000 / Unite- R.-R of SF 4s. ......,• 76. 37tf
$10,000 Pacific ' Tel &- Tel 55. .........100.00 \u25a0
$14,000 "#, P ., R\u25a0: R Ist' refdg 45. . . . . ... , 07. 00.
'•K» .Street— : \u25a0- :\u25a0"-/ \u25a0• ; - •-. -v- \u25a0•- -' .
10 Associated Oil! Co. . .• 32.75
Cal ifornin Stock and Oil Exchange
\u25a0w; Bld.Ask. ? Bid.Ask.
Apollo ...... U 01* .—. — Peerless . . — 0.00
Asso Oil tc.32.25 32. C0 Piedmont ..... 2S
Brookshire ...1.50 1.75 Record ...;.. .8. 00 —
Caribou ..... — 15. 00! Rico .... .....2.40 ,—
Clareraonf .. . — 2.50JS F & McK.19.00 —
Dabney ......— : 1 5J Saner Dough . . —2. UO
Esperunza ...-— I.7oi Section 25 ..— "23.00
Four .........— 30 Shawimit ..... — «J
Gypsy . ... 23 30 Sovereign .... '20V —
Home ... — ftOSVW.&B 45 —
Junction ..... — 70 State ........ 1 .00 .'.'--
Kern ........ 50* CO Sterling ....:. 3.40 3.50
MeKlttriek ... . 18 — Sunset Mon .. ".0* —
Monte '0r15t0.2.75: '— Turner .......... 95 —
Nev County.. 30 .— Wabash ...... 00 1.10
Occidental... 20 — Wolverine. .... 25 —
Palmer ......1.50 1.70 W- X Oil Co. .2. 50 3.00
SALES
11:30 a. m.—
700 Monte Cristo ...t. .....' .•. • 2.70 |
.' 2 p. m;— . - . •\u25a0\u25a0••.-\u25a0• \u25a0.:\u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0 :\u25a0;:\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0)\u25a0 ;
• 500 W X Oil C 0 .................... 2.95
T' C\ Mining' Stock*
SAN- FRANCISCO STOCK. EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock: and exchange board yesterday: " .
'.; , COMSTOCKS:
• ;\u25a0. Regular Morning Session
• 300 Best &' Belch. 40 ; 50 Mexican. 8 5. . 70
1000 Bullion ........ '15 200 Ophlr ..:... 1.22%
500 Con Va.XI Co.- 03 700 Overman. ...... 17
1500 Gould & Cur.: If. 300 Potoai ........ 20
100 Hale & Norc. 21 200 Union ........ 30
600 Mexican .78
. Afternoo i Session
1500 Andes ....... ,13 ISOO Gould & Cur. 16
100 Best & Belch. 40 300 Kentuck 04
, 2tio BulUon " \u25a015 SOU Mexican 78
8300 Caledonia .... 15 300 N Gould & C. ' 13
400 Chollar . ....;' IS 2900 Overman ..... 17
1000 Con Imperial. 01 1700 Savage ....... 20
200. C0n Va M Co. (V.i -600 Union ."... 30
100 Con Va M Co. <;4
Informal Session v
2OO.Beleber \u25a0 .. ... . . 44| \u25a0 500 Overman . .'. . . 19
200 Caledonia .... 17 2UO Potosi ........ 21
700 Con-Va.M Co. (M 500 Savage ....... 21.
400 Ophlr ...... ..1.23
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
Bid.Ask. > Bid.Ask.
Alpha 03 05J Kentuck . 03 .05
Alta: ........ — . i>3 Lady Wash .. — 03
Ande5..!..... 12 13 .Mexican :. SO S2
Belcher ...... 43 15 New York Con 02 —
Best & Belch. 3!l 40| N Gould & C. 12 —
Bullion . 15 ' HI Occidental .... 15 —
Caledonia 17 IS Ophlr ..... ...1.25 1.27
Challenge Con 14 15 Overman ..... 18 20
Cbollar :. 17 19| Potosi ........ 20 22
Confidence ... 72 KOjSavuge 20 21
Con I imperial.. 01 03 Scorpion ..... 04 Ofl
Con Va M Co. 03- \u25a0' tVS Seg Belcher .. 01 («
Crown Point.: .41 50 Sierra Nev ... 2S .".0
Exchequer ... 23 .25 Silver Hill ... 07 US-
Gould & Cur. -J«v 17 St Louis ..... — OS
Hale-& Norc. 23 2.".i Union ........ 30 31
Julia .......;. — OSlUtah 03 04
Justice ...... — r021r 021 Yellow Jacket. 40 45
TONOPAH AND. GOLDKI ELD STOCKS
Regular Session— 9:3o to 12:80
2(X)0 Daisy ........ 33 1 SOO Jim Butler . It
100 Florence ...3.32^| 4<m> Mayflower Con 12
500 Do. s -5. .3.32% 100 Midway ...... 23
100 Do, s 5....3.:>'5 150 Midway .. 25
400 Florence .....3.35 WO Montana ..... 75
500 Florence Ex.. 03 2000 Pine Nut ...'. 01
Informal Session
500 Blue Bull r ~. . . o!>| 500 Gia Kewanas.. 13
4700 Com Fraction. <!4 1 5000 Lone Star .... 04
(J4OO Com Fraction.- ' mi. TOO Montana ..... 70
1000 Daisy ........ ' .'« WX» Raw Coalition. 2S
4<W> Daley ...'.....' 32 500 «<>d Hills .... 00
800 Florence . .'. ..3.35 2<K)O Silver' Pick .~. - 13
;:00 Florence ...3.: :i7Utls(i<i West Kn<l . . 24
KKiO Florence 3.iv! 200 Wtst Kml 25
1(K) Flonm-o . ..3.32V. 1000 Yellow Tiser.. <>j
100 Floreme ... ..3.:t0
I Afternoon Session
2500 Atlanta ...:.. 151.100 Old- Con M.7.::7'~V
-.100 Com Fraction. «2| 200 Oldl Cou M 1..7.?,.%. .7.?,.%
2COO Com Fractlgo, C.l 300 Do. s Sti.r. .7.T.
21 M) Daisy :!2j 1 500 Great Bend t. 07
100 Florehoe ...3.32%tK | 0O Yellow Tijrer.'. (/0
3<pO Florence .....3.2.-,; '
CLOSING QUOTATIjONS
Touopnb District
Bid. Ask. Biil.Ask.
Beltuont ..... 82 85 Mizpah Ex .. — (.'5
Isost"n Ton .. — 05 Montana \u25a0...'.. 75 77
t^allfornia ... — oli.Mont -Mid Ex. — <'.V
Cash 80y...— olj.Mon PHU Ex. — . 01
MJ Mt,.... ~ OIJ North Star :.. 03 (U
Great. Westrn. — 01 i Ohio v Ton .... — '01
Home .. ." — til Paymaster: ... — *tl
Ind'Ton \u0084:.. 01 Rescue Con-.. .' 02 v 03
Jim Butler .. 13 :14 Ton Exten ... 4ft 49
MacNamara.. 23 -- 25 Ton', of <.-Nev. 1 .7.C0 -.
Midway ..... 22 23 West End ... 23 24
Midway Ex .. — tA .
GoldfleU District -
Adams .. 01 (G Girl Portland. . 02 03
Atlanta ...... 15 10 Gld KewanaH.. 12 13
Black Ants . ..— 01 Gld Merger M. — 07
Blk B Bonan. 01 . (12 Grandma . 02 (.'.'»
Blk Butte Ex — 01 Great Bend ... 07 ,»s
Black Kock .. — 01 Grt Bend Aax 01 03
Blue Bell ... OS 04 Grt Bend Ex. 01 ifj
Blue Bull ... OS 0!) Hthernla .... . . 01 03
Btte Goldfield — i) 2 Jumbo Ex . . 11 — .
Booth ....... 13 :1« Kendall ...... — Ofl
CO D 20 — Kendall Ex .. ,'U
Columbia — 03 Lone Star .... O4 \u25a0 (15
Columbia. Sit. 10 — Lou Dillon ... 02' 0:)
Com Fraction. HI . 02 Mid Pawnee. .. i>"
Comng Nation — 01 Milltown Frae. -• i»2
Conqueror .:.. 04 <>5 Mohwk C Leas !,—*.." O5:
Ci-at-ker Jack. 02 ''4 Mohawk Ex . — 02
Daisy ........ 32; :a Mohawk Junior ' — 04
Desert Chief. . — i.M Nev Boy .....— t>2
Dm B Bite C": 04 '(s) Nev ' Goldfleld.. 02 U",
Dmdfld Trnel. 01 id liro 07 ml
Dixie ........ — ll RedHlHs .... ; 08 09
Empire . . : — 02 Ked Top Ex . . . • (K{ - J)l
Florence .....3.25 3.27 Itubr Gold-M. 02 03
Florence Ex. . 02 . 03 Sandstorm' Ex. : ' 01
Frances Mhk.. 05 t>7 Silver Pick .... 13 14
Gen Wash •.. — <H Wonuer ...?.. ir>
Gold Bnr' Gld 10 20\ Yellow Rose... — 04
Gld Con M... 7. 32 7. S"j Yellow Tiger.. 0« cs
• Bullfrog District •
Amargosa G.. . — 'H I Mont Bullfrog..— . 01
Bonnie Clare. 03 04 Montjromy - Mt., 03 «»
Bullfrog Mln.— 02 Mtg Shos Ex. — ov
BJfrg Nat Bk 02 Ol| Nugget ......:— (>i
G4ld Bar .... — , (illOrig Bullfrog. '.'—'.'- 02
Gold Sceptre. — '. >n Tramp :Con .••.'* 04:- Co
Homestake* X: — 02 Valley View.: 05 --
Lige Harris.. .- —'. 01 Yankee Girl.. —^02
Mayflower, Con Oa 10 * \u25a0.
-\u0084 ',' \u25a0\u25a0'•\u25a0-: : ' -Vanhattan District 1 •". ',
i Apr , Fool "\u25a0 Ex . : — , 01 1 Man ; Cowboy . . - 1 — 02
i Atlan &:\u25a0. Pac. — OlJMan Dexter .. 04 on
Comet ....... — 01 ; Man Little Joe . — 01
1 (Jbld Wedge.. — i)l|Mau AHn Nev. '— - ' f:i :
Jumping ' Jack — on. Mineral Hill.. .-.:—/• ''t»4.
Little Grey... — <«|Mnßtang- Man.. 02 —
.Man Broncho. . i-l|Orig Man .... 01 --
Mnn: Buffalo.. — ol|rinc Nut.... — 01
Mau Con .... 04 05 Whale .......— 01
Man Crescent. .-, '— .•' 01 1 :
Other Districts :
Eagle's Nest.. 05p — ! Raw Coalition. \u25a0'• 28 1'
Falrvw Eagle. — „ _>o| Kaw Mohawk. — 01
Nev'Hills : .•. . V- l.io|Hnw ; gueen . . SO .' —
Pitts S Peak. 4rt. ' : f.Ol Round Mt ...—'. 80
Ramsey ..... — . 03| . , .
GRAIN MARKET
. Wheat ' nod ; Other Grains ; . s
/ Wheat— The wdrld'n . shipments ' for . the : week
were as follows.". In quarters: ': Russian,: 370, 000;-
Dnmiblan,' 4n.(H)O; Argentine. >': 210,000; Indian,
201.0(JO; 'AustrHllan, 10,0<iO. . ; <"
f Liverpool^ futures were "hißherfV but .^ Paris
futures, were weak. It-, was election day. and a
holiday at. Chicajco. The San Franctfico market
whs ilull and fpiiturcless. '\u25a0'-. ' »" -. ' \u25a0 v '
A 'broker's wire from : Chicago said:' • ,
"The;'cloHitiK r of • all <mtsld»'. markets was re
markably^, strong.-v.' Prices rat .'Kansasr Clty.-and
St.'.lxiuln were up' %c< to 1 centraiKl'Mlnneapolls
and Dnlutlr closed ;,«t t top ,'\u25a0 tißiirev- nt pains '•; of
,14A'&''1%**. .The' Ciinadian - visible- decreased
l:l"7.0lM» bushels.*; ,The v " continuation of '.the
drouth' ln . Argentliin; th?: Kcnrc - over ; the Hun-,
Rarian<crop. which (rave a^; sharp advance: to the
' IJudapest ; price." \u25a0 and <\u25a0\u25a0 reports ' af i extrenje « hea t
and hlfih : winds over ". Sundny,: In : the- Houtbweit,"
all helped, to add forces to the buying' at all out
side -\u25a0 markets -for the! day."-- • -' »N . •
- ; CASH WHKAT ' \u25a0 : ,
& California :club,'s2.lo&2.ls; do milling.- $2.20;
California I . white; Austratlan.' nominal at $2.20(i«
2.30; off* prades of . California : wheat,-.: 52@2.10;
northern ', club,' $2.10^2.15; \u25a0\u25a0-. northern, blues tern,"
$2.27Vu('(2.32Vy; \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0': Unssian : ; red, - ?2.10@2.15;
turkey red,; ?-Mo(g2.2o;per;ctl. r.'- 'M* -' <•\u25ba "\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0
; ,\u25a0\u25a0'- ki;ti;kes\ v
. 10:">0h.- 111. '.•Session > •
- Ni> nuotatiuns.'.' ; , , . \u0084 .
- \u25a0 ' -' p. m. Session. \u25a0#
t - : : narley-f-The \u25a0 cash grain-was ; lower again ; yes
tenlay,'- with 5 lnrße. receipts of,-ll,303"ctl». jFu-^
tures wen?: firm ... \u25a0 • \u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0; . -. :. \u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 , ">
• CASH BARLKV 'C^^H
, Cood *,tf> choice ; feed.) Kpot. ; $1.47',4@1.50; •. com
mini to r fair, i J1.45 jn>r ctl:*i brewing :and ship
pinp,- nomliml; i-hevnller.'isl.7of& i 1.72V3. ' \u25a0
nrnmns - :.:;.-.'.-i.;;:
loioO a. m.' ScsKion
':' December— f 1.37%: -^ .• : \u25a0\u25a0'-\u25a0\u25a0';.
W&!B&BftSSßi&ii2t p. * m.-: SrsslonHH
DcTPinbcr— sl.37^3 "bid; $1.35-' asked. '•• . „
\u25a0'\u25a0 ' On tn— Previous '\u25a0 prices "• rule, \u25a0 with \u25a0 a.a '. quiet | ana
featureleKs'mnrket. •\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:' T; \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0"*' -•*-\u25a0';-' ~
\u25ba« White. $2.15«2.20; . • crny: ! $2.10(32.15; red,
$2.10<ii2.20 j for choice "i $2.0." \u25a0 for Rood \u25a0 and $2 for
luferlor,'- per, ctlrvblßc'k. A 'iif>mlnal.- ,•.;.-'.
'^CoriK^Call fornla '•? Minall 'P- round i* yellow, X $1 .85 ;
larj,"'- •;. yellow,*'' $l.S"li;r wastera : states ; yellow,"
\SLJjyiiVI AR Y OP
THEMARKETS
Wall, street stocks lower on the day. . .'.
Copper stocks . weak. Copper metal : higher.
Not much* change* in '. the' cotton ' market.'
Chicago /board 'of trade not in'ses»ion.' _.'"'/ : .
Acti7e trading in' local stocks and bonds.
Silver Vi'c lower. . Exchange unchanged.
\u0084Wheatda ll..; Barley; stUl declining.
Oats and corn flrin but dull. - \u25a0' i '«
Hay; and f eedstuffs v before quoted. '
White' beans cleaning up and firm.
Eggs lower. Batter; flrnf. Cheese un-
changed. , * ' \u25a0.' V : '\u25a0 '
Potatoes unchanged. Onion* declining. , X '
Late boat* and trains check trade in fruits.
A car" of western poultry on the market. •
Dried . applies' and apricots firmer. -'
sacked,. \u25a0 nominal ; whlte.r nominal; in bulk, San
I- ranclsco track,' yellow, $1.80; .white, ?1.82;
mixed, $1.78; Egyptian, $1.90 per ctl for white.
\u25a0 Kye — Nominal^ none offering.
\u25a0 Foreign ' Futures
. "LIVERPOOL
Wheat— . - July. Sept.; Dec.
Opening ....;...... s 11 W sUK 8 3'i
Closing.. ...-....»•;. 14 s:' 8 4%
„, PARISI
Wheat— . .*. June. Sept.-Dee.
Opening . : .f. f ; 26 45 ': : ' 24 45
Closing \u25a0;.::.'.: ;?..:..;: 26 45. 24 35
. Flonr — .
Opening ;..... 33 00 32 15
Closing 33 53 32 05
.-; Visible Grain Supply
'•\u25a0 ' NEW YORK, June ,-7.— The produce exchange
statement of the visible supply of grain was not
issued ; today, . owing to the . holiday In Chicago.
_ The risible \u25a0 supply of -, wheat - In Canada last
Saturday : was • 3,960,000 bushels a ' decrease of
1.131,000 bushels. .
Af w York Grain Market
\u25a0 NEW YORK. June 7.— Flour— Receipts. 11,837
barrels; exports, 7.599 barrels. Firm and held
higher. > .
\u25a0Wheat— Receipts, 46,900 bushels. Spot market
•steady; No. 2 red, $1.50, nominal, elevator; No.
2 red,. $1.50, -nominal, f. o: b. afloat; No. 1
northern Duluth. $1.38 U. nominal, f. o. b.
afloat;. No. 2 hard winter, $i:3SV4, nominal, f. o.
b. afloat. Options — There was a strong advance
In wheat today, with July -up to a . new high
record, due to a bullish cash situation, covering
of shorts, strong cables and disturbing crop news
from Kansas. Last prices .were l%c net higher.
July closed: at $1.27, September at $1.17*1 and
December at $1.1594.
t : Northern Wheat Market «
WASHINGTON " : - '.-r
\u25a0'SEATTLE, June 7.-r-No r milling quotations.
Export wheat— Uluestem, $1.24; club, $1.14; red,
$1.1>9. No receipts, r ' . .
\u25a0; TACOMA. June 7.— Wheat— Milling: Blue
stem, $1.:U»(51.35; club, $1.14. -Export: 'Blue
tftem, $1.24; club, $1.14; red. Sl.O-J.
' OREGON
PORTLAND. June 7.— Wheat— Track prices:
Club. $l.lKf£i.2O: choice milling bluestem,
fl^37Jsei.BO; turkey: red, $1.18; red Russian,
$1.15; valley," sl.l7.
SlinneapolU , Flax Market
\u25a0 ; MINNEAPOLIS^ June 7.— Flax— $1.7784.
LOCALMARKETS
Receipts o( Produce Juaf 7
Flour.' qr »ks 2.951 Tallow, ctls 560
Barley. • ctls 11,305 Hides, Xo .. . 750
Oats, ctls' ...... KM) I'etts, No ......* 230
Benns, ~ sks - * 205 Lime, bbls .;.... 1.173
torn, ctls ...... CO Sugar, ctls .....2,200
?.^ n ,;. " ks •;•••• ~° Wine, gals .... . \66,»00
Middlings, • nks ... mi Brandy, gals 100
Potatoes, sks ... S4Of Lumber. M ft 20
, Onions, nks 5501 Paper, bdls 1,910
Hay. tons 947J Quicksilver, flasks 10
Straw, tons .... 10| Apples, bxs 120.
Wool, sk's .. 544fLlves;ock, No . 20
Leather, rolls ... 173| •
• 'WASHINGTON
Flonr. <jr sks. . ..13. 07->|. Shorts, sk* 1 IP
Middlings, 5k5..1,200| \u25a0; \u25a0
, , WESTERN STATES
i riour. qr?sks ..:....:................... 1,500
I'ro vlilo tin
(.'ottolene— One half bbl, 10&ic: 3 half bbla
10>.£.-; 1 tierce, 10% c; 2 tierces, lo^c; 5 tierces,'
10H' I.'1 .' • . ... \u25a0\u25a0.'.\u25a0
Th» Western meat company quotes as follows-
Hams. 13iASil7c; plrnlt: hams, lie; bacon. « to 8
; lbs. lb'/jo: 8 to 10 lbs. 18>ic; 1» to 12 lbs 18V-C
..siigar. cured bacon. !••>; Arrow bacon. -M- to "lO
!. lbs. l{cc;,in to 12 lbs, 17% c; light dry salt
! bncon. sto 10 lbs, 17»' s c; 10 to 12 Ibß.-l«c: me
.llutn bacon. 14^.'; light medium bacon. 14»«c.
Lard—Tier, es. 1.iv,,-; 50s 1.1?4c, • 10s 14V4C. 5s
l-t%c,'.;:s: 14y,<r. compound; lard;: tierces 8c . sOs
.?*'•* J" s - s >4«?. 3« BT«c. 3s Itc; yellow cooking
oil. 53c per gal: white cooklnff oil. 55c per gal;
salad oil. 58c per gal. -.> : ' \u25a0
\u25a0 Beef— Local prices are qnoted. Export lots
Inspected by the government, are $1 per bbl
hJeber Extra family beef. $15 per bbl; family
beef. |14...0 ; per bbl; extra; mess beef, $14 per
bbl. •\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0" - - \u25a0'-•\u25a0.-\u25a0 N - - \u25a0 . j
' Pork— Kxtra prime,- in barrels, $20.50; clear !
, v m .T.\ *~ : pIR Pork- -528:. pigs', feet. $5 |
for half bbls, $2..'W for 23 lbs kegs and SI.3U for I
kits; Smoked beef, 2lVj«- I»er In. - i
.lleat r Market
DRESSED MEATS v
.Slaughterers 1 rates to dealers and butchers are
as. follows: . . :."\u25a0... \u25a0 .
Keef— 7(B.7 He per lb for steers, o<g7c for cows
and heifers. • - •
Yeal — <!>i«|B'.f.c for large and 8% Q9c for
small. • .
, -" Mutton— -Wethers, 7ff/Sc; ewes. Cs7c per lb "
J.amb— *j(i7.9%c f^ r lb.
Dressed Pork (per lb(— llftt:ll%c for light and
OVite 10c for; heavy. ' " ' .
\u25a0" . LIVESTOCK MAUKET .
The- following quotations are for good, sound
livestock delivered, iv San Francisco, gross
weight: ,: . . .
No. 1 fat steers, over StOo'lhs. alive. 4 «ie. un
der . 900. lbs 4c: second quality. 3%c; tliin and
undesirable steers. :>6i.'' •{,»•.'. -. '•.
No. 1 cowh and heifer's". 3*i«u-'«%c: second qual-^
Ity, p -ofij3V4c: common. - thin, undesirable cows,
2ft3e. .
Fat' hulls and -stags. 2c: thin bulls. \\k®l%Ci\
'«.'alve«— Light ; weight, lb, 7>c; medium.
4%e;- heavy. 3y..<iri4<--
Sheep (per lb)— WetheiK. No. 1. '4%c; ewes.
No.l. 3%(<t4e;-. shocn sheep. «,c less.
; Lambs (per lb)— Yearling iambs. 4'ac; this
year's milk lambi*. ."<W5»;r. . !
Hogs (per lb)— Hard 'grain fed." weighing 100
to 140 lbs. 7fft7»' 4 c; 140 to 2.10 lbs, 7»4c: 250 to
330 lbs,' «'Ti((?.7c:.' rough.. heavy hogs. 4t-'.fe3e;
cotnmon, undesirable' hog«.:4(ft'4U,c. "
Butter. Cheeae and Eggs
- Receipts of eggs, were larger than i«i Satur
day, by about 300 cases, and with nearly all re
ceivers carrying ample, supplies the market de
veloped tin casierUoue and' the extra grade was
marked down l'-ic to a quotation of 20c a dozen
The decline- In extras carried firsts down with It.
the' quotation.. for 'the ;\u25a0 latter, being 'lowered 'to
2.lc' Ilusiness in the street was confined to nar
row limits- and the dullness was reflected on the.
exchange,. where. a sale of a paltry 10 cases was
allowed to make. the market. , .
, The. Gutter market held. firm, particnlarly for"
extras, : there being; noldispositlon* to advance or
lower the quotntion-for.that.Erade. \u25a0 Firsts were
marked up '.{.con a. bid at 23% c. . Cheese Vas
unchanged and- featureless. . There were no sale?
of = hntter,: ; or .cheese 'under* the call on the ex
change. -» ' • •\u25a0-'\u25a0'.. \u25a0.. . \u25a0 ' -: ;
V., Receipts;, were .'70.300 pounds butter, 12,300
pounds:cheese. and- 1.540 cases egg*. .
• The following are official [quotations estab
lished by the sales, bids "and ".offers, on the floor
of, .the dairy : exchange. . Prices Jn? the street,
while governed .by 'the; exchange quotations, gen
erally range from l%c, to 2c higher, owing to the
various charges, to beadded.;:.
: Butter— Fresh creamery extras,- 26<; per lb,
firm;; do 'firsts, 25Uc, -firm; -do seconds 24% c
flrm.i,. . . • . " \u25a0
;, Cheeses-California 'fancy; flats.. 14c- per lb.
steady ; ;.; do -- first*. > : 13% c .' steady ; do . "seconds,
11 lie,*'. steady:;: fancy.- Young " America^,. lC%c,
firm; i^o firsts. » l3 %c- flrm.. \u25a0- .:\u25a0.',\u25a0• •
Eggs .(per; doxen,* cases Included)— California
fresh extras. .26c," firm; ''do ..firsts.' 25c, firm;'
do . seconds,*, 24c,, firm; do thirds* 23c. firm.
.. • . .- .- \u25a0. --. - - - - ' . . . .
iKlBln: Butter
v ELGIN, sIILV-'Jiino -V.— Butter rirm at 2fi%c;
sales, 870.000 pounds." \u0084 \u25a0 .. .
Portland - Dnttrrj- Market
\u25a0 • POKTT.AND. June- 7.— Butter— <Jity and coun
try.^ creamery extras., 26 tic; -fancy,' 24<926c*
store,*. 18(S;20c. ••' •• .". : - ... * . : ~-
'\u25a0:\u25a0 Egg Market in Xrarby Conntlenly^
' PETAI/USIAi' June 7. — The^week opened with a
falling = off; of ; 1 %'".- cents "after^recelpt ; of ; quota
tions' from the;.i San i Francisco \u25a0 dairy - exchange.
The Petaluma. .* egg s ; exchange \ paid ; 25 :.; cents,
the: independent dealers paid 24 cents.'. The'gen
eral f offering ; for , seconds . was ; 21 ' cents, : the \u25a0 de
livery ..being average. :,.•"- -, ; .•
Potat opj».'; Onions ' and., Vegetable*
;t, Nearly ? everything ', ou \u25a0 the > list " of >, vesetable«
was ,". In • liberal ?. supply .; and J with -_ trade : merely
f ale sprices t for " most \u25a0: deocrlptlons f were .Inclined
: to ea»lneM.\i Prices ; for.; nsparngus."", rhuliarb, > peas
a nd \u25a0 string i lipans ] stood exactly i the '- same ! as * m t
th« > clone .of i last J week ,'% but \ the * tendency -- wan
downward'. and,' nupplies;s were : far ' from beln;
cleaned iup ,, a t . the l closed "A": car, of ' Mexican to
ritatoes f came " in * and "-the ) »tock -: was. '-held -.'at i a
sharp ? advance; \u25a0 while \u25a0 offefinps i from f state • ship
ping £ points ? were '? slow of •' Rale -at V rather . easy
prices. 'A Cucumbers _\u25a0> and "erern "corn '"continued ito
weaken. • the i former : beiujt v in r excessive ] supply."
Potatoes.; botfcJnewi; and , old. • stootl as before
quoted,'^ while ; new ' onions " were in burdensome
snpply.-andjweakjatsdeclinlm;-' prices. -••' . :-»
*; ; : potatoes ;;(PPr it ctl)f— River* Burbanks. ; $1.90 «£
2.10; j Oregon rßorbanks^l $2.30 (§2.4o;'«we*>t.p°ta
toenri?2<ft2..*>o:;new • potatoes.* 2^6 *l'3 YiC per. lh.'"»'j
-Vnlons— Australian,'* $i^C 4.25 per ctl; Bermuda
Chicago Board of Trade Closed
Cram Quiets Witly Barley Lower
seed. 65@75c per crate; new red, ; 59@6Sc per
Sack.-:'"; •'\u25a0 \u25a0;.\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0..-•••.\u25a0\u25a0-.,,---»\u25a0 -•*-\u25a0 -- ,--: •_ \u25a0---
i- Vegetables^Asparagus; ' $ 1.50©2 - per r box <*»'
extra and'sl@l.2s for common; rhubarb, $ 1.25 '(i,
i:soperVbox -for bay 'and 3@3^c per lb
northern; tomatoes, Mexican; $LB3g2 per crate;
do local, $1.25@1.50 per box; green peas, $1.50<g
2.25 : per. sack ; string and was beans. 4@sc per
lb; summer aquasl). $1@1.25 per box; garlic.'
4<tjsc "per lb for new; cabbage, > $1.23 per etl;
cucumbers, 75o<g$l per box ' for ; Marysville 'and
$1.25@1.3u for hothouse; cauliflower. «XsStt3c per
dozen;' carrots,' sl.so per sack; turnips. $1.50 per
sack; eggplant, lO@l2V>c . per«lb; green peppers.
12ft®20c per lb for, local;- green corn. s«c per
dozen for Brentwood and 2tX&2sc for Winters.
Deciduous and Citrus Frinlt« y.
The late arrival of some boats and- train*, and
the consequent tardy dellTertes of consignments
at tfie stores, greatly restricted trade in fresh
fruits during the morning hours yesterday, and
large - lines of choice stock, that would have
been' disposed of. at good, prices if received on
time, were still on band at ; thr close. As It
was, .apricots and- teaches told readily, when
well colored.", but green stock found few taker*,
and : there was - Tery little \u25a0 call' for plmns : and
new apples.- Green Maclelalne pears from tbe
rlTer were offering at 75c. for small" and $2ftj2.25
for lug boxes, but Tery few sale* were reported.
Figs and nutmeg melons were in good request at
satisfactory prices. There was a ready market
for choice berries of aIL- kinds, and. currants,
too, continued to" more off freely, though re
ceipts were large.- Black cherries m bulk were
firmer., with exceptionally fine lots of tartarians
bringing "a small advance . over the top (Flota
tions In instances, while tbe Royal Anne -and
common white varieties were In excessive supply
and weak, with eannera . the principal . buyers.
Seven ' cars .of navel oranges . and one of Valen
cia* came in over . Sunday. : Prices for navel*
took a higher range, f ollowing the recent ad
vance nt shipping points,' . and the .Valencia*
were held' at $2.75 a box. ' -\u25a0\u25a0*'\u25a0.
: Strawberries— l-ongworths, -$6@9 -per: chest;
large varieties. $3.50<@4.J>0 per chest. . <• '
Raspberries— s7@9 per chest and $1(g1.25 per
crate.* .
Gooseberries — 40@50c per .drawer; in bulk, 4@
7c*per»lb. -
Blackberries— s6@7 per chest and 75c@|l per
crate. ' -i
Loganberries— s3@4 per\ chest for red and
$2.50^3 for black. \u25a0 /
. Currants — $64*7.50 per chest.
Apples---$1@1.50 per box; do new, 30(g75c
per box. • *
Cherries — 50@75c per drawer for black and
«ofio3c per box" for Royal Anne; loose. 3*i@oc
for Mack, 3<Use for Royal Anne and lfi@3c for
white.
Peaches — 75e<S$l per box.
Plums — 75c<Q51.25 per . box or crate: cherry
plums. 50@65c per drawer.
. Apricots— Orates. $l@1.50; boxes. 75c(?51.25.
Figs — $1.50 per box. '
Nn t meg Melons — $1.2.1f&!1.50 for special.
$.1.r.0<g4 for pony . and $4.50@5 . for standard
crates. .
Citrus Fruits <per box> — Xavel oranges.
$1.50@2.30; grapefruit. $2.25(^2.75 for seed
less; \u25a0lemons, $2.75<5?3 for fancy. $1.75«J2.25
for choice and $1@1.25 for 'standard; limes,
$4.50^5. ;: \ • . .
Tropical Fruits — Banana*. 7.V®51.75 per
hunch for Hawaiian and $2.50(g3.50 for Central
American; pineapples, $5(§6 per dozen.
Dried Fruit*. Raisins, Xntn and Honey
Apricots and evaporated apples are .firm and
slightly higher. . Other fruits are unchanged.
Fruits— Evaporated apples. 6^4@B%c; apricots,
Btt@lo#c; fancy moorpark. UV,to<l2Kc:
peaches. 4c for \u25a0 standards, 4Vi(@;4^c for choice
and s«tftc for fancy : pears-, 4ijj7»4c; pitted
plums, 6ta@Bc; nectarines, 4ttQsfec; figs. 2^@
4c; prunes, 4 Blze ba->i«. 2+ 'fa.-"; c, with %c
premium for the large sizes.
Raisins — London layers — 2 crown, 00c: 3 crown,
$1; seeded, 4@4V4c; Thompson's seedless, 3Uc
for unbleached; seedless sultana*. 2}ie; l»ose
muscatels, 3%c for 4 crown, 3c for 3 crown and
2s4<B2Vic for 2 crown.
Nuts — Almonds, nonpareil*. 13@13iie: IXL.
13W813%e; ne plus ultra. 13c; Drake. U4g
ll&c; languedocs, 10(SS10t£e: hardshell*. 7<gSc.
Walnuts, lie per lb for No. 1 softshells. 7c for
No." 2 do: chestnuts, . Bfi| 10c per lb for Italian;
filberts. 12^(§!14c; pecans. 15 @ 17c.
• Honey — New comb. j 14(31. "k- for water white,
and 10<itl2e per lb for amber; extracted. Be. for
water white and 7Vi<" for light' amber; old, can
died and dark amber. 4@4Vjc per lb.
Beeswax— 27>,i^29c per lb for light and 25@
2Cc for dark.
Poultry and Game*
A car of western chickens, consisting almost
\u25a0wholly of hens, was marketed yesterday. Large
fowls , sold readily at satisfactory figures, b«t
small stock had a dragging . tendency. The trade
i was well supplied with small fowls, as the re
ceipts of such from both western and local
sources were heavy last week.
Poultry '(per dozen) — Hens. ?.i<1i. ."..."(» for small.
?*s«i7 for large and $BrglO for extras; young
roosters. $9 (a. 12: old roosters. $4.Aos£s: fryers.
$8.50^7.r>0 for large and $r>(3fi for small: broil
ers. $4<^s for large and . $2.SO<££3 > .50 for small;
ducks. $S<g7; pigeons. $l(gcl.5O; sqnabs, $I.7s<g>
2; goslings. $2©2.50 per pair.
Game — Nominal.
Beans and Seeds
• White beans continue firm and large whites
! are higher. 'Both large and small are cleaning
j up. Bayos are also firm.
Beans (per etl> — Bayo. $."..:r.«ir»..".0: pea, $R.2H
ra«..V): small white. $6.25(ii6.50; large white.
$.V25<8r..50: pink. $3.10@3.25: red. nominal;
blackeye. $3.45@3.63: lima, $4.10<&4.25; red kld
ne.vo. $."!.7.'»(g;4; cranberry beans, nominal; Gar-
Tanzas. $.">ii/4: hors«e beans. " $1.9032.20.
Seeds — Brown mustard. 3%@4Hc; yellow mus
tard, nominal: fiaxneed, 4c, carload lots: canary.
•!<"•: alfalfa. Hs»gl7c; rape, cleaned, 24j2«4c; tim
othy, 5%(g;6c: hemp. 4c; millet, 2*; c per, lb;
broomcorn seed. $23.50 per ton. I
Dried Peas — Green are quoted at $3.25 per etl.
Flonr and Farinaceous Goods
Flour — California family, extras. $6.A0@7 net
without discount; bakers', extras.- s<>.6o(g7; super
fine, $.">.-"0«i.'».70; , Oregon and Washington, per
bbl. $5.."H)«trt.50 for family, bakers' and patents
and ' $4.75@5.25 for cut off; Kansas patents.
.s7.So::do straights.' $7..V>: do clear. $7; Dakota
patents. $8.10; do straights. $7.00: do clear, $7.30
per bbl. -,- ." ..
.- Farinaroous Goods— -Prices in packages, net
caMi. no discount, are as follows: Graham flour.
$4 per 100 -lbs: rye flour. $4.25; rye meal. $4;
rice. flour. $8; corn meal. $-'(.2.~>; extra cream do,
$3.75: oat meal, $5.40; oat groats, $5.40; hominy,
$3.«0'54; buckwheat flonr. $.1: whole wheat flour.
$4.25: rolled oats, hbls $S@R.SO, In sacks $5.40
@3; extra cream do. $5.50 in sacks and $3 in
barrels; rolled wheat, bbls $3.75. In sacks $».."o
Q5.25: pearl barley. $5.50; split peas, . buz es.
$5.75 for yellow and JR.25 for green, per 100 lbs.
Hay and Feedstuff*
: Arrivals of buy were large yesterday, being 941
ton*, including SI cars. While the general mar
ket continued weak a scarcity of old choice wheat
bay was reported. - • - - ,
A handler of. bran says that the June receipts
at this port, instead of. being 1.245 tons. ' were
in reality ,only 645 tons, as some shorts and
middlings were included. ln the published report.'
•Bran — $20 «i M0 per ton for white and $28.50<§t
Feedstnffs— Rolled barley. $33'0c34: rolled oats
for feed. ?42<0;45; mixed feed, $30fg32 for aver
age lots; oilcake meal, in 20 ton lots $38.30.: in
10 ton lots $."»9. In 5 ton lots $39.50. small" lots
$40: cocoanut cake or meal at milN.-S2B in 20
and 10 and $20.50 In. 5 ton lots: Jobbing. $27;
corn meal, $30(^40: cracked corn. $40<^41; broom
corn seed, nominal: alfalfa meat and tnealfalfa.
Jobbing lots $24. carload lots $2:t per ton.
Hay — Wheat, $17^22; new crop, $14<&17: old
wheat and o«t. WtifM; tame oat," sl«Q2o; new
volunteer wild oat. $11@14J .new., barley, $11@
14: new alfalfa, $S®10: stock hay, $S(§9 per ton.
Straw — M@Boc per bale.- ~
(ieneral Merchandise
Bags— Grain, bags. s%@fc; San Qnentin hags.
5»4c:-'wool bags, 33c for SVj lb and 36c for 4
lb: fleece twine, 0c per lb. :-. :\u25a0
V Coal Beaver \u25a0Hill. ?"; Pennsylvania . anthra
cite egg, \u2666!•' ~ per ton: Wellington. ; $9; >• New
Wellington. $:>; Coos bay. $7: Australian 'hoose —
Richmoml. etc.. S9: - Stanford Richmond. ., $S:
Cnniln.Tland, $15 -in bulk . and • $l«. 50 in sacks:
' Welsh anthracite. $15: coke. $15 per ton in
bulk and $IC> In sacks; Rocky mountain. < $9.50
per short ton. \u0084 "'• • " .
Oils Qnotations are for barrels: IJnseed. 74c
l>er gallon for boiled and 72c for raw; ; cases." 6c
more; castor oil in cases. No. 1. "Ie; Baker's
t AA;"i SI.J3(B|L 1«; China nut." rasesi, . 70fJ-Sotf per
gallon- cocoanut nil In : barrels. KOi&BSHc for
XXX.' 57%«/.«lc for -No. 1 and 55<g58U»: for. No.
2,'* according, to qriantlty ;; extra r blenched ; winter
sperm 0i1. ,91c: natural winter . sperm oil. »le;
natural whale oil: 55o;: extra strained lard
011 l>s<U9tt«--: * No. '1 • neatsfoot 'oil. «0c; - herring
oil!. 40e: salmon oil. 35e;-'boiled fish oil. 35c;
paint oil, 35c.
\u25a0 Coal Oil. Gasoline. , etc. — Water white." Iron
barrels or drums, 10c; \u25a0 150 , deg oil, ' Iron barrels
or drums, HV^e: special do." 12e;-pearl' oil. In
c**ex. 17c: astral,l7c,; star." lTc: extra star. 20c:
Klaine. 2tHJ e :? eocene.-. 20c: red crown and motor
gasoline, in bulk, I4Hc;\in'cases. 21^4c; No. 1
engine distillate. In drums. J<c; No. 2 ; d0.«.7c:
cases, 7c roore;S6 deg _ gasoline.- In bulk.'.3oe: In
cases' V 3 varnish* -makers'? and patnters'
naphtha, in" bulk., lie: in cases.. 18%e.'.
;•\u25a0 Turpentlne-rt''2c per ' gallon ' in cases and • 55c
In ' bulk; drums and Iron ; barrels.
Rosin (per bbl of 2SO lbs>— K. $6.50;. F. $6.65;
G $1>.70; H. $7: I. $7.05: WW. $10.40:
Re«l and White , Lead— Red. S«4«s9c; white.
S<iiS '««.\u25a0. P*t lb. ' '-..' %
•.'.'"- REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
folliiws."^ terms not - cash: "Stan<iani -granulated
(flue or \u25a0: coarse)," 5.6Vr-, fruit standariL ': 5.85e;
crystal domlnos." iu ' cases. «.Bsc:'tableti«.-- In: half
bbls; :«. 15c ;' : tablets. : in! boxes. 6.4Hr;ieube»" and
•Jt, crnshed. " 5.1»0c: powderwl.' 5.15c:- cmndy. > granu
lated. ; 5.75 c; • confectioners' - A; : 5.75 c: confection
ers': crystals, j 5.75 c :' magnolia A, 4 ' 5.25 c: cx tra ; CJC J
5.15 c: golden < V- 5.05c: D. 4.»5c. '^ Barrels: and s»>
lh" b«gs .: 10c. ' half ,'bbls 25c.'. boxes . soc more : per
100 \u25a0 11>3 i for. all * grades." \u25a0 Monarch . bar .* U . ijuoted
over and above the price for standard ftue (eane>
granulated In 100 lb bags as follows: Bags iw> .
lbs. 33c; barrels. 43c: half barrels. «0c; 40 n»
Uns. cased, $2.05; 35 IN tins, eased. $2.fl3;iu t>
tins, cased. 10 la a case. $2.70; Sib Ins* .£ o
• ca.se. J2.70; SO lb boxes. 85c. No extra cbarw
for putting np bar la priTate packages
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company qnotes as follows: Granulated ba«U.
s.R>c: "Hlgrade" bar. 6c: powdered. 5.75 - a
crushed. 3Wjc: berry. 5.65 c; C & II extra fine
ury grannlated. 3.60 c; coarse dry grannlated.
*'%£'' i c^iV tloMn ' A - 3( «c: confectioners'
crystals. .»..oc: cubes. 5.80 c; bricks. 5.90 c; extra
fine_ granulated <100 bags only>. — : excel,!™
iT^iP' 4 ; 83c: H - '* E - crystal domino*. 8.<i30
Additional per 100 lbs: In barrels and 5(» (i
bags. 10c more: half barrels. 2.V more- boxes
Ih tins. Ji.,o more: In U> lb tins. $2.35 more
Minimum order, carloa.l weight.
tlldr», Tallovr. Wool and Hop*
Hides— Culls aud brands sell atxmt U n
der quotations. Heavy Malted steers. SSwu?
»^«».;«%'&»2iir: light. n@nv a c: eowh d< 4"
-alted kip, ll^c; salted real. 16$; saltetiTealV
l«Sc: dry Hides. 131*4,3*; dry kip. i^d/r"
calf. 2oc; dry real. Srte; drr, stags 15c- ,hee»
-kins, shearling,. 20*140 c each; sh\>rt wort? ££
.3c each: medium. 75c«£$l each; long wool. $1 25
«<1.7..: iamb*. 25«<75c: borsehldes. ult. .$2.25*1
?i'™ 7 Ur>tf> and »Maaxi3 for medium 7V-&
di; 50 ,'^-?^ 1 ] * n , a 23f « 30c for colt »: howehide,
sOcQ|l for'sman and 25ffJ50c for colts;™ S» 1
S«^V prlm * ""Sora. 50«75c; Uree hair j£ati
2?^s(k-: medium. 2«X825c; small, sft| 13c- iuZl'
2?.*".™"' We- *» Picked. lacT'd"!^
American. 28@32c per lb. W * " T - tentral
/,, ! w — Xo - ! rendered. 5<35t4e- X« 2 lira
4%c: crease. 2fit3c. - * **
«?£?\u25a0£ s'mon^rJi^'nel'^uh.^
coast 9ftt 14c. Fall cllp-MoSntata fr^. 7«l>
N*w York Produce
NEW YORK, June 7.— Hops— Steady
Hides— Quiet.
Petroleum — Steady.
Suffar— Raw. firm: fair reflnlnff. 3.42 - een
r !^w^^a,erw^re ct rep^ RS
ba«. including June at 6.BscrJuly at «.iw«
6.->sc and September at Aoor^«.loc. Sr>ot—
Qniet; Xo. 7 Bio. 7%-asc; No 4 sintoi fcH
mild, dull; Cordora. 9%ljt2>;c * *•
.. "" tt ' rr — steady. Cr-amery specials. 27527Ue-
ESS 9—9 — Steady. Western extra firsts, 22<922*ic
DRIED FRUITS " • * '
Eraporated Apples— Firm. Fancy. B«»oV>
choice, »«4eßc: prime. 6^(67c; common to fair'
o'cibc.
Prunes— Firm, ranjring from 2Uc to 11 Uo for
20^™ m ' t * nd tO 9c for (l>e^ on 3 °-« JOs *»>
Apricot*— Firm. owin«r to strong riews of sell
cTolce! ftS7i«? O^^ IUI4C: " tr »
SSSwS? Extra " choi ~ ; 6ti^ c ' ;e: •
\u25a0 Raisins— Quiet on spot, bnt *re
well maintained. Looxe mnscatel. .*:\:,6j4!.»c
choice to fancy seedetl. 4i;*j«U 4 c; seedless I«tt
•jc: London layers. *1.13<§:1.20. \u25a0:»> ;
Butter. «"ber»r nn«l Eec
CHICACO. June 7.— Bntter— Steailr: creara
enes. 224<^2Cc: dairies. 2OUQ24yje; (•?»:«\u25a0
stea«fy; reeelpt*. 17.65S cases: at mark!
••ases included. 19c; firsts. 19».'.r: prime
flrstsi. 21Vie: cheese steady: .laisles. 12*'i''di:;';c
twins. 12t«12W.0: Young Americas. ISScuSKc:
lonjiiorns. 13Hei3*5c
l.o* Ansele<* Mark eta
LOS .'ANGELES. June 7.— The produce market
was dull today with light blddins and changes
infrequent^ Butter was In demand at 55 cents
for creamery extras and 52 ti cents for creamery
flmts. The demand for chee*e was good an,J tl»"e
prices firm. Extra selected eggs brought 2!»
cents, ranch candled 27 cents and ca»e count 2.'!
cents. The fresh eastern prod-act brought from
25 to 20 cents. There -was an o»er supply of pry
tatoes and the prices were weak.
Receipts of produce todar were: Egg*. "K7
cases: butter. 15.325 pounds: cheese. 2t>.Ri»4
pounds; potatoes. 274 sacks; onions. 127 sacks:
beans. 35 Mocks.
Egg* — Extra selected. 23e: local ranch, can
dle«l. 27c; eas* count, 2^<.-: eastern fresh. 23ig-iiH-.
- Butter — Creamery extra. . 53c; creamery first.
32»pe: cooking batter. 22 l ie.
Cheese^ — Northern fresh. 16c: anchor.- large.
ISc: anchor. Yoang Americas. 19c; hand eheexe.
anchor brand. 2»«; eastern singles. ISc;. eastern
twins. 18c; eastern Cheddars. 17c: eastern long
horn. 19c: eastern daisy. l*V*Qloc; Swiss. Im
ported. 2S(gSOc: Swiss, domestic, ISc: brick
cream. 20c; ltmbarger. 20c: Tulare. 14c:* Imports
Roquefort. 42c; Edam. 36-37 slxe. case of 12.
IS.SO^jg; German breakfast. |1.10 box; Xeof
chatel. $1.20 box; Sierra. $1.10 box; Canarl.i
cream. 1 doien to box. 85c; Schlosskaae. $1 box;
Camerobert. $1.20 box; Oregon cheese. H^lSc!
| Beans— No. 1 pink. $3.73; No. 1 lima. $4.35;
Lady Washington. $5.25; small white. $G; black
eye. $3.50: garvanzas, $4.50: lentils. German, $15;
do California. $3. .
. Potatoes — Local early roue. $2.30Q2.75; norrlt
•rn earlr rose. *2.5t)«ifJ.75; local Burbanks.
$2.75; Highland. $2.50: Lompoe. $2.73: I'tahs.
$2ic2.26; Oregoo Burbanks. $2.«0<@2.75: sweet -
potatoes, yellow, local, $2.50; new potatoes. 60(&
00c a box. *
.MISCEI.KAXEOUS MARKETS
-\ew York Cotton Market
NEW YORK. June 7. — Cotton was moderately
aetiy*. today -with a steady undertone. LiTerpooi
sent rather disappointing cables, resulting from
a- greatly -imgroTed weather outlook in the cen
tral belt, where drV. warm conditions preralled.
The market opened down in full response to the
foreign weakness, and there was some liquida
tion -resulting from favorable weather. On ttm
decline this \u25a0 heary \u25a0 selling by old hull* was met'
hy a scattering demand from the commission
houses, and offerings were so well taken thac
the market rallied 10 to 12 points from the low.
The forecast calls for unsettled weather In thn
west: Showers in Texas wonld not be Injurious.
as the temperatures hare. been rather higb.
The bureau report is being gradually forgot
ten, especially as private reports from conserva
tive houses are all of one accord, and Indicate
that thin crop's vbances arc far less than a year
ago. despite . the bureau statement t»-the - con
trary. The recent decline caused a lot of weaklr
held cotton to run to cover, which has helped
the market. «wl. while the short Interest Is n<>«
large, it Is nevertheless larger than It was a few
days aco, and -Dutch Uss confident. Cotton will
probably not shotr any material decline from the
present level until the new crop of tn..T00.000
bale* seems assured, and such assurance can not
come ; until well along . !n . August or September.
•. >»pot cotton' closed five points lower at 11 45c
COTTON FUTTRES
Open. High. Low. Close
June .. 10 «8c
Jnly • \u25a0 lo.JUc 10.9.V -lO.SOc U>.!Xir
Angust 10.7te 10.87e 10.74 c 10.*io
.September 10. 70.-
October 1O.«!V 10.79 c lft.«7c 10.77f
November ;;.... 1O.«K«' 10.75e lO.Rflr lrt.7S»« J
December 10.7i»c ' irt.Slc W.B*> 10.73^^4
January .....':. 10. fi4c 10.78 c li».R?.c 1O T.V**"
March 10.fi5e 10.76 c 10.65 c U».75c
St. l.oaU Wool Market
ST. LOVI9. Jnne • 7. — Wool — Unchanged.
Uedium grades, combing and clothing. S.'fiSOf ;
light fine. 21 *j{27c: heavy fine. 14(g:22c: tub
washed. 2563~c.
Kastern Livestock Market
. ** KANSAS CITY
. KANSAS CITY. June 7.— Cattle— Receipt*.
11.000 head: market for best strong, others wen*.
Native steers. $5.25417: native cow» and belfer*,
S2.7s<ff«Rs: srnckers and feeders. S:;.«O'ar.
bulls. \u25a0\u25a0' $3.25^5.25: calves. $5.75*17: western
steer*. $$.75«(«.75: we»t«>rn cows. *:S.2V<is 25.
How r -Recelpts.lo.(X'o head: market steady to
5c lower. Bulk of sale*. $7.10427.50: heiivv
$7. 10*17.55: packers anrf butchers $7.20®7 st»
light., $fs.SO<a7.W>:- p»!TS. , $5.73rt?6,75.
Sneep— Receipts. }O.(HMy head: mnrket steade.
Mnttons. $s«*rt.sf>; lambs. ?R.50<«.5.73: wether«
E. F. HUTTON & CO.
1 ISO California's*. TH. Doustan 2157
; S«. Francli Hotel TrL Donslan 30>3
i Members New York Stick Exchange
. .-'. rioncfr llouv
;T Private AVlre to Chicago anil
,"x*"w York
_ R. E. SIULCAHEV, Manager
Lombard & Son, inc^
1028-1030-1032 MonadnocK Bld*X
Are "prepared to loan on California
Irrigated 'Improved farms; term Id
years,- with; privilege of paying before
a.nd , stopping interest. Correspondence
•oilcited.

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