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CO MM E R C I A L AND M ARK E T NE W S SPEC I ALLY RE P O RTED FOR THE CALL
NORTHERN PACIFICS
IS THE SPOT LIGHT
Shares Boom on Report That
Stock Is to Be Listed on
Paris Bourse
New York Stock List
E F Hutton & Co.. 490 California street,
member* of the New York stock exchange, tar
nisii the foUowlus lit-t of bonds end stock sale*
yesterday:
szl,.*. i STOCKS. j High, j Low. | Bid. | Ask.
.Acisms L\;iri'ss.. .1 1 |220 235
'AlliM'liaUu-rs --i l-.-i-l £5 . J>V4
Do |iM i i Bi% ->1%
2.fio7tAma» Own* • «5H| «">* «» f? 1 *
LIUOjAnKT Beet Su^ar.j 41*- 4|4 | 38 41 41%
, Do pfd i i S*>4l 9<4
1 SOOjAOKC Can C<j i 12"*| 12^i| 12* 4 | l- 7 s
LSOOI Do pM I*-* 1 -*! &<4I KSVsI **;>\u2666
&VHABK 0 & F O>..i :><s':i "* ! M i o*l4.
! Ik> pfd I I U»%1J7%
J.9OOA«a« Cotton Oil. l 7*541 '34i "•* •\u25a0*»
Ho pM 1 1 1«» 103
i ....Atmr i:x ! ! 2» 230
rtJOAiaer b* Bcenr.> 37% 3S | 38 I 38%
2.6i-»(iiAmw Linseed.. ..i 18%] 18% | 18%1 18%
an. Do pfd I 44%| 44% j 44^1 «4
T«K>'An:.-r Locomotive., 61 *M Cl | 61 I «I**
i On pfd ! I 11' I ll *
(MiAnicr Malt j 10 | i>%\ »%', '••?»
Do pfd I | J M I •»%
«.mAaicr !* & R Co..| W. t 4 953*1 95% | "s',
S.iKX) A:uer .Sujrar |K3 1132 132V»i132fe
'Atu.-r Si.'^l Foun.j ! I *T% «8
H 2<"' Auier X Ac I Co. .!142V1*14i142 il4-V*
'2tK>'\m«T Tol» pfd...;U>3 ( lfl2!« U02«4f103
bunerl Woolen.*.;.] I ** | 3tJ*»
< IMt ; Uo pfd |107%jl0r>* 4 |loG~s U»7'i
I.lOo .Anaconda I 50** I A) HI BO%| 60%
Atlantic Coast L.| ! 1133 134%
68.Y00L T & B V jll6&|114«sillOH|ll«%
SOW Do pfd UK%|U»%jlo3%Jioo
14SW\Bslt *: Ohio 130 illSV* 119^1 ll»«i
. Do -pfd 1 s * '-*'> .
l.MKilßcthlcbeni St«*l..j 80% j 294 30 304
i Do i>fd i i i fl 2 !*
lO.MX'B X T ! 80% 799 t | 79Tfcl SO
.Canada Southern.! i i «2 I tit
3 2«m> Canadian Pacific. ils4ujlS4 1M4;1544
BXKMK3 & O I ra?4 771 i 78%! 75%
400C&A |71 1 70", 71 I 71^
l.&OOlC « W I 5%] 43» 414 4%
i Do pfJ "A"..-! 27% 254
100 Do j.ra M B-..i. 1% Oia C4| 6^
800 C & S W 183% 163 ilS2&i!lß3
17.2WC M & St I 1I 1 l£B%il2H 1155%|165%
coo Do pfd jit&mioa |16» ii«»h
UO^Octral Leather.-! 30V*; 30% l 2» 7 ,! 30i 4
i Do j.fd I jl03»B|103»t
;Cer.tral of N J...f i^S J2H3
-Chloapo Tcrminai I -Mil 3
: Ito pfd )••;• 2°.
L3OOiC CCA St 1 77% 76 75*4! 7C»i
l>o pfd 1 103 ;l"6
SOC'.'Colo Fuel &. Ironi 4-Mt^SU! 43^* 43 *
j Do pfd ! i 175 85
....... Onlum H C & 1.. 1 ! "Mi ««
MO.Colo Si^utbern . -| 63 62 4 j 62 Va 63
,' Do Ist pfd | I M^t 82
; Do 2d pld ( j SO SOMi
.i.«iMVC.>u^,!i<latcd Uas.|U4^il43 143 143Ht
|«,700|Cern Products... j 2Sf4j 24»i 25' i 25%
Do pfd I »l%j 82
3^oo Del A Hudson ..1193 1192 J192 \I93M
D L & \V ! j«5 6<JO«
CW.V &. X U i 01% SO^ij W'Ti 5Hi
I D.» pfd N* j 6»V4
'{Dlanirtud Match.! J123 125%
2.4«hi 'Disilllins Becsr.'.| 40 Z»\ 3»V4 89%
200;DoInth S S & A.I 17% 17^1 ITU l^^a
i Do pfd 31U, 32
, 13.600(Er1e 37% 30^4 36H 864.
&00 Do Ist pfd 54V 54 53>* 54^
*«Ci: Do 2d pM U% 44 43^1 44
M* General E!wtric.il<»u,;ir 1 &ss 1 100 lfiitMi
. 2.«oo]Grt Northprn Ore! 75>i| 74^4 75%) 75^!
25.oiHiUirt Northern t'f<MSl 7 fc 149%t1">0a 4 151
i:Ma,,» Tub Co.. 10 13
j Do |jfd j I 19 I 23
Lit' Illinois Central.. 150\|143* s ;l4yJ- 150
*o<>'lutprboro-Metro . 16% 16»4» I<3H 10l i
mhi, Do pfd 4<5 45Hi -15 4.".i a
.TiXj laiT Pnper .... 16% 16 15»4 10
T««V Do l>fd 63*t,i 63*5 65 63%
KK); lnter rump |42 41 41 "s 42
\u25a0 Do pfd KM* S7>4 8S SBU
600 lowa Central ... £l-\ 30\ 30% ::ii t
i Do pfd 75»i 7«
700 f K C Sontheru 47 4*>'i 40% «8%
1 Do pM 73 73' 8
.Lake r.rie & \V 27 28
I lh> pfd «3 «4
4flO'L & N 144» 4 143 1424 143
300 M«.-kar j£2 Sl=4l Sl» 4 S2
'< Do pfd ! 74%! ! "•"•
'Maiihuttan ' !l-4«i Il4«
4>x»Msrine f 7% 7', 7'i 7^W
:VX'' !>o pfd .1 24i 4 ! 24 24»t, 24H
'Metro Si Uy.,..! ! 25 .T5
40tiMpxlcaii Central.! 25*sj 24*, 2.>>4| 2«
Minn i. St L j .I|JJi -67« i
' Do l*t pfd ! fC, *j flO
MSP &S S M.1140 139 IS9 JI.T9U
! Do pfd I |149U,!13fl
fi.rttn Mn Kan Ac T«x..j 4S«^i 43Vi| 43^ 43*4
1,500 D« pfd izVf\ 72% 73 73^
I.HVi'Mo PCTifl« 7541 75 74% 75
iNanh Chat &St L 'lir> 125
R. 200 Nut I.vn<l 1 f>S%j 57«4! S7 T %! RS
! Do pfd ] i.....!10S |109
Nat HiwuJt llO5Vj!lO6U{
! Do pfd ! 123 124
2.«u<'i Newtaso CM& Si 2Vi 2 2 2H
40<»'N V Air Brake..! 85»4 .S» S9^i W)
r..<»OON' V Ontrsl 1133 131% 132' 132%
;.\ y c fc st L.. r.7 I r.s
' Do Ut pfd I IftO 112
; l»o 2d pfd i S4 89
....... N V S II A: Hartl 172U 173
2.r.fKi N V Ocr & \V..| r.4%; 53 E3%| 53T»
I.UOONor ft Westers.. Bl j 90Ui Itfl'il 91 K,
! Do pfd ...:.! Mi- S«
•JSOOIN American i S4"*! f£%\ K3% 83%
44.500 Nor Pacific iir.4i /4 [151? 4 !ir>3 163%
Omaha 100 HSS
D<» pfd 1 170 175
I'acif.'- Ctia*t ....! 97 99
- 4W Pacific Mail ! 29^i 29 29% 29 T £
B,7oo;Pean KR Co IS7U l?,*;^; 137 187i,i
USooJPeopl«>« Caa 1115%1 115% iIS 115% 118%
COO I'ittsburp Coal . .; 13 12& 121^ 13
j Ito pfd 4SVj W
V V C & St L ! ! I fit U2
', Do pfd I I. \u0084..110 120
.Stw! Car S 44 1 43*^ 43% 4414
! Do pfd 1 1 Ta^i
Rv SU-cl Ppr C 0..! i 4514 4*5
1 D" pfd i i 105' JO7>4
132.2' Mi K^ndintr ir.«s,'ir^Vs lSTiOji l.V'^,
j Do Xt pfd ! L.V.. «1 !»2'
1»«J 2d pfd f fIS fto
l.n<K»!Knp si J j r. 2% "2 32 1 4 32-"» i
800 Do pfd (107 ]»Hs\ l()T,s 4 107
' 3.fiOO[Eoek Iblnnd C 0.. .1 33 »i 33V41 33>» 3SV*
y.'ftdi Do pfd 71\ 71 71t» 7Ui
'Eloss SS & I C0!....t IS2 M«a.
i Do pfd ; 114 117
!S I, &S F Ist pfdl fiR 69
700| Do 2d pfd 1 4?>\\ 4.M. 4.'. 45%
St I, 4S W !...:..... 2r.s* 2<s>w
«i»<t rto pfd I «fcU,l «S«i «S»vl 6SS
3S.OOO}S« Padni- (Ua il.*Uiu. 130"-. 1:«»S4
7.<W>; D« pM 153%|132V 132U 132%
2.2<n1 So Rail Tray I :<l" s l 31^1 31Rt 21 V
1/kii Do pfd j7O «JtJ, 69^ «»»i
jTenn C'jpp^r j 41% 41 la
<U»> Toias PhMOc j 35% :u&4 34% 3-".'
4.%fi0 Tblrd Avenu»> ! 29« 4 27 27Vi 27»i
iTol St L & TV...J..... ;.... r.l r.2
4ftnj Do pfd j 63% C,9Vj C 59 en%
Ttrln Otj- It T..| ]«s>i I<«'
400;i;nlon Bajr & P.| 15 14*4 144 15
124.400H;n10n I'a< iflc |i:c [193% 183% 1»3%
3O0! !»o pfd I 974 97=}. 97i 4 97>i
jl- Riif S F..1 .TS' T&\l,
j Do pfd ..... G5% BUU
U S Cast Iron P 34V4 35m
.......1 Do pfd K4 85
10 S Kxpr«<s tc, J>s
7001U S RuWkt 41^, 41 41 42
4UO Do Iht rM 118 117& 1174 II7;4
I Do 2d pfd S3 £4
53.4fKi'U 8 Sto«>l C«r...| 67» 4 6H*4 «6vi «>7
300 Do pfd |12Ti% 125 124 \ 125
SO<-'!l"tah «'<»ppcr r.3 T.2U, r.2 r.2*i
l.r,oo',WabaMi 21% 214 21S 21^
12,600] Do pfd I T>T>% 54% r.414 54V
IWellF Farpr. Ex..j 310 325'
$00| Western I'nkm... 7rt% 75 75 76
l.sooiWet-thiphonse ... 86 M%i 85 XT.ii
jW &L E r lrt 11
\u0084. .. Do Ist pfd 23 25
.r.j Do 2d pfd.......... 12 13
60>«iWlsr<ifisln Ontral r<B4 r>B r>B s«ii
.......| Do prd .......f 00% 31
W11.4/K* — Total shares »old.
><"« York Bonda
i: S ref 2s roc .!«14i 111 C^»n 3*t r<?f 4«.lf*lii,
Do coupon K'l^iint Met 44« 784
Do ."* res 101 \ x Int Mer Mar 4'sß 734
Do o^npon ....102 Japan 4* 8S
D« 4s r»C llh> 4 I>o 44k' W. 14,
|»o conpirn ....121" ) I><) 2d wrlpK.... 03fJ
AHU-Clial lKt ss. S7ijiKan Cltj go Ist 3» 74
w Am>T Acrlrul Sc.lOO%]L SITor deb 4K.1931 J»5%
Anier T&T or 4*.l<4'*| I, &. N unified 45.. 100*4,
Abkt Tobacco 4s. *0 M.X Sc Tpx Irt 4*:ioo
r»o •* 112' i Do Ist & r*«f 4*. S«;%
Armour 41 v k 95^ Do pen 44« ... 91
At<b.pen 4k .. . :jmi»iJ Mo Pacific 4« 824
Do S L Ist 4.-. «5% NR of Mci 44a !»5
. Do <r 4« .\:...nni 4 !x y c pen 345.. t«
Do rr ,'w 116^.! Do deb 4s UT>%
Allan C L lnt 4s. B6%JXY Caty 44«.new.ii4Vi
Bait & Ohio 4i>. .100%! XY.NU & II ct6*.lsS4
Do ."4s 04 I Xor & W Ist con 4» J»a
Do S \V r>4«.. ftl I Do ct 4a '18.4
MnoUn nT <\u25a0 4 >•*s*«.! N7>r Pacific 4« 1024
•Can l*t tis.:.!o6%j Ito 3k 74-4.
Central of Ga SF.llO^in S Une rfdjr 4f>. 85
Out leather 55. . »R=MPa cy 34b. 1915. S7
CRtt .< NJ gn 5¥.127 T *;P« r-on 4s ..1044
Cli^R &; Ohio 4 ! i«lO4Ki Hcadlnjc jren 4e.:. 99%
Do rcf 5» KIHfSt L 4 S F f; 4s. SH
Chi A- Alton 34«. 7« I Do pen 5s 894
\ C. B &. <i JoJnt 4s 97Ti;{?t I. S W co D 4s. 804
Do p«»n 4s «9"i Do Ist pold 45..»4%
C.M& StP gn 34« W4|fleal>oard A ti 4«. SS
C.RI& Pac cl 4> 8(»i t 'S<, Pacific col 45.. 02%
SlktcrA .*>s R3 I Do in rrf - 45.. 94%
D<» refjie 4s 91T*! f»o ct 4« otfp..l«.»2*i
C.CC & SL en 4k. OS ISo Hallway r.5....H24
Colo Indu* 5r 77»ii Do pen -i* S3 \u25a0
Colo Midland 45.. 83't] Union Pacific 45.. 102%
Col So r&ext 4!i« K)»;| Do cv 4* -\u25a0\u25a0...-. ..i1l
LONGS' DAY IIS
STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK, June 10. — The action of
the stock market indicated today the re
sumption of some important operations on
the long 1 side. The effect was to reassure
sentiment among the boardroom opera
tors and traders, and they refrained from
attacks on prices or from attempts to
establish lower quotation*. Transactions
fell below the recently prevailing volume.
Union Pacific continued a leader of the
upward movement in contrast with \u25a0 the
sluggish movement of the Southern Paci'^js
stocks. The latter stock -was freed from
the positive weakness which it showed yes
terday, however.
Northern Pacific was even more promi
nent than Union Pacific. Its rapid ad
vancement wu accounted for by rumori
that steps were oeing taken to introduce
the"«tock on tie Paris bourse in the sam«
-way as has been- done in the case of
United States steel.
The denial from bankers interested that
any hitch bad occurred in the plans for
trading in United States »teel In Paris
relieved United States steel from pressure
and it 'reoovered during the day. The
stock was hclpsd also by the report of the
reopening of the Ensley, Ala... steel rail
mails. Feeling regarding the steel trade
continues confident and professional.
The goodt^mpresslon of metal trade con
ditions wu a&ded to by the May statistics
of the Copper Producers' association, pub- -
lished during the day. The copper indus
trials made only moderate response to this
showing. The introduction to trading on
the stock exchange of contracts from the
new Atchison convertible bonds when is
sued was made the occasion for a bullish
demonstration in Atchison stocks. The re
ports of crop conditions were regarded fa
vorably. Some apprehension was ex
pressed in stock market circles that the
recent course of litigation against the
American sugar refining company and the
agitation' for prosecution by the federal
government under the anti-trust law might
revive anxiety on the part of the investors
in corporations anil prejudice the move
ment to attract foreign capital into them.
The firmer tone of the money market was
of enly slight deterrent effect ,on the
speculation in stocks. Rates for call loans
ranged from 2 per cent to above that
figure. The banks of England and France
made strong returns today and the dis
count rate declined in Paris, -while the
Paris check on London 9 advanced. A
relaxation In the pressure on New York
for gold is thus indicated. On the other
side,' however, a fall in New York ex
change at Chicago to par, compared with
35 cents per $1,000 premium a -week ago,
shows an ebbing of the flow of currency
to New York and gives the premonition
of coming requirements of the movements
of the country's crops. Eates for time
loans for the long maturities have ad
vanced a fraction and keener scrutiny of
collateral in -stock market loans by bank
ers was reported. The irregularity of the
market increased as the day advanced.
Bonds -were irregular. Total sales, par
value, $6,410,000.
United States bonds 'were unchanged on
call. ""
Del & Hud cv 45.105U Do Ist & ref 4s. flOri
Do Ist ref 45. 102 U S Rubber 65...104-\
Den & Rio G 4s. 9"Vj D S Steel 2d 5s .-.105%.
Do ref 5s 93*4 Va Car Chem 55.. 9lHi
Distillers 5s 76% Wabash Ist 5s 113
Erie prior Hen 4s. tK>* 4 Do Ist & ext 4« 77*4
Do gen 4s ~*% Western Md 45... M'-i
Do cv 4s. per A S>> Westing El ct os. 04 \
Do cr 4s. ser B7« Wis Ceuiral 45... 05%
Gen Elect cv 55.. 140^
New York Mining Stocks
Alice 2.oolLittl<? Chief OS
Brunswick Con .. 05|Mexlcan 7S
Tom Tun Stock.. 2Hj Ontario 3.50
Com Tun, Bonds.. 18jOphir 1.20
Con Va Mm Co. .-62V- '.Standard 1.75
Horn Silver 05 1 Yellow Jacket ... 40
Lcadrllle Con ... 04^!
Boston Mock* and Dondi
Money— N V, X H & H..173
Call loans ....2Vi@3i2 Union Pacific 103%
Time loans ...3 (£.3 Miscellaneous —
Bonds — . Amer Arjre Chem. 43 *i
Atohison 4s 100* i Ainer Sugar 132 ii
Do a>lj 4s .... D 3 Do pfd 125
Railroads — Amer Tel & Te1..142Ms
Atcbison lift 1 * Amer 3Voolen .... 2->vi
Do pfd 105% Do pfd 107
Boston & Albany.23l% Gen Electric ....100
Boston & Maine.. 141 Mass Electric .... 12
Boston Elev ...130 U S Steel i.. CB%
Htchburg pfd ...lUOH Do pfd 124*4
THE COPPER STOCKS
BOSTON. June 10. — Copper Range and Frank
lin were the two active specialties in Boston
today. More and more attention is being given
to Copper Range and its value as the most eou
servative copper investment in the world is
gradually being recognized. Tbe copper pro
ducers report a favorable showing, a decrease
of more than 13.000.000 pounds in the surplus
supply, and this should be followed by 14c cop
per within a few days.
John D. Ryan has been elected president of
the Amalgamated copper company.
COPPER CLOSE
Tbe following list ie furnished by E. F. Hut
ton & Co.. 490 California street, San Fran
cisco, Cal.: /
Bid. Ask.' Bid. Ask.
Adventure .. XV*. •*** Mayflower ... sOc 60c
Ahmeek 163 1~0 Mexico Con*. 47&4 7 & 5
Allouez 444 45U Miami WT« l. r »^
Amal Cop .. 85"i 8-">Ti Michigan .... 10% 11
Do pfd ... S'/i 8- Mohawk 07 68
Do pfd ... 19 20 Mont C& Ck 25c 30c
Vrcadian ... 4*i .". Nev Cong ... 22% 22*;
Arnold 75c 1 North Butte.. 0,714 C7^i
Atlantic .... i»VJ 10 Old Colony .. <50c —
Balaklala ...231Vi232^ Old Dominion .V) SOJfc
Black Mt ..HT 14S Oscoola ICS 140
Boston Con*. 15% lfi Parrott Mj^i SB
Bte Coalition 27 27% Qulncy !X>>2 03
Cal & Ariz.lOßlilOft . Raven 4f>c 42c
Cal & H<»cla.67s 700 Ray Con ... 17 17' i
Centennial .. 3+* i S5H' Santa Fe ... • 2U '2%
Con Mercury>2o — (Shannon Ifi^ 10T s
«oppr Ilange S4 84i4iSwift Packjf..lOT» —
C«m Ely ..S7-16 Si I Tamarack ...73 ",
Daly West.. 7% S Trinity 12>i 13
Davis Daly.. •' 5% United Coppr. HJifc II
Dom Oopi^r. :5c Oc United Fruit. 12fli£140
East Butte.. 14 14 *& Un Shoe Mch <>0^ «0«
Elm Biver... 1^ 2 Do pfd ... 30 30^
Franklin .... 17*% IS United Zinc. 2« 28^
Giroux 7% 7ij US Coal & O 33% 34 V t
Old Con ... R 8 1-10. U S Smelters 50 50%
(Jranby l(».'i 107 I>o pfd ... 4!>% 4^^
Hancock 12 12VS Utah Apex .. 5 r>\i
Helvetia 5% « Utah • Cons .. 4414 45
Inspiration 7 7-18 7 0-lf. L'tah Copper. 52 H 52 ? i
Isle Royale.. 284 2>s% Victoria 4% 7>
Kewechaw .. 4*i 5 Wlnona ..... C cyi
l>ake 2.'. 2« Wolverine ... 150 152 '
La Salle ... 13% 13* i Wyandotte .. 2% 24
Majestic ....'JMc 95c Yukon ...... 4% 4K
Mass Mining. 9% »%
London Closing; Stocks
Cons for money.. SVi\ r»ulsr & Nasli.V. .14S'i
Do for acct R4^|M. X & Texas. ... 44%
Ami] Copper .... SSH) N V Central. .... AXtlft
Anaconda 10 Vi 1 Norfolk & West... fl3 '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
Alrbisou ..; .117> /4 IH> pfd ...-...;. «0 •
Do pfd 10S Ont & Western. . .• ",\\
Bait & Ohio 12H; Pennsylvania ..... «9%
Can Pacific .....Ififl Itaud Mines ...... l0"i
Cbes & 0hi0..... SOH Reading .SO
Chi Great West.. 5 So Railway ...... 324
Chi. Mil &St V.lT>»% Do pfd ........ 71%
De Beers Vt% So Paclflc 134*»i
Den & Rio G,... 52 Union Pacific 201 S
.Do pfd 814 Do pM ..-..; 100
Erie 37?*, U S Steel v...fil»u
Do in pfd 55* i! Do. pfd 128 -
Do 2d pfd 47, Wabasli .......... 22
<>r«nd Tnmk .... 2." Vi Do pfd ... .05
111 Central 154 M. Spanish 4s ... OS
Bar silver — Dull; 24 3-16 d per ounce.
Money^-2 per cent. . .
Tbe rate of discount in the open market for
short Mils is 2<§2 1-115 per cent auU for throe
moatns" bills 2 per cent.
Condition of the Treasury
WASHINGTON, June 10. -^-Today's statement
of the treasury balances In : the general fond
show?: Available, each balance. ?119.487,r>.'11 ;
gold coin and bullion. $50,469,123; gold certifi
cate*,* 127,237,730.
Sen York Jloney Market . . '
NEW YORK, June 10.— Money on call easy,
1%@2% P«r' cent: ruling rate,-:: per cent; clos
ing bid and offered; at 1% per cent.; . :
Time loan* very firm on long maturities \u25a0 and
active; 60 days.,2'4@2>4 per cent; 00 days, 2*4
per cent; Fix months. S\i&H% |>er cent.
Prime mercantile paper. . 3 lsfui per. rent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual business
In bankers' bills at $4.fi550fiJ4.8585 for SO day
bills and ti.SJSO for demand; commercial bills,
Mexican dollars, .4tc. .- : .
Bonds — Gorernment, steady; railroad, irreg-
J '% Xorthcrn ' -'\u0084 '\u25a0>
SEATTIX; June '10. — Clearings, ?2.106,n5«?;
balances, f202.1P2.
TACOJiA, June 10 Clearings, $883,129; bal-~
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY^ JUNE M,. 1909:
pp — — — — ~~ — — T~r~r — ™_™^ ,
!; Continued Activity in Local
Stocks and Bonds at Firm Prices
anees. -'$63,402. " : ' \u25a0
SPOKANE, June 10.-^ClearinKS.^S?^?; bal
ances.'s4s,774. -. . ' \u25a0 : '\- -
PORTLAND. June lO.r^Clearings, $954,509;
balances. $83,708. * • •\u25a0.-. .\u25a0•]* :\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0.
I.oatiß, Exchange and Silver
The Siberia took out $299,500 in silver bul
lion, shipped a* follows: $35,000 to Hongkong,
shipped by the Hongkong and Shanghai bßnk ; \u25a0
$Kil,ooo to Hongkong. - shipped by the. Interna
tional banking corporation;- $(52,000. shipped to
Houskoug by the Anslo-Callfornian bank, ana
$38,500. shipped to Shanghai by the Auglo-
CjilifornUn- bank. . •-.
Silver was Ho. lower. : Paris exchange on
London was bieher. " -' . \u25a0
Prime mercantile paper B@6 per cent
Loans on real estate ..'...\u25a0\u25a0 6@B per cent
Sterling exchange, 60 days.... — (^4.86
Sterling exchange, sight ...... — t04.88
Sterling exchange, cables ...... — <ffi4.BS% 1
New York exchange, eight .../. — @ 1
New York exchange, telegraphic. — m 3
Hongkong exchange, sight .... — (f? 43%
Honckong exchange, telegraphic. — <<v, 43%
Silver, per ounce — @ 52%
Mexican dollars, nominal — ® 50
\u25a0 S- CONTINENTAL
New York on Paris 1 516%
New York on Mexico ...... 201 %
Paris on London ...25.22 .
Berlin on Ix>ndon.. \u2666 20.45
STOCK MARKET
Business in local securities on the stock and
bond exchange was still lively yesterday with
the telephone stocks leading in volume of gales.
Quotations for them ranged about the same as
on the preceding day. Noteworthy variations
were hither, prices' for City electric, Makaweli
sugar. Northern California power and Pacific
liEhtins preferred, and a decline In- Associated
oil. Sales of bonds were $55,000. MakaweJl
sugar was ex dividend of 20c.
The Makaweli sugar company In order to pro
vide a fund for current expenses has decided to
reduce the rate of the dividend .payable June 15
to 20 cents per share.- \u25a0 It is announced, how
ever, that the usual dividend of 30 cents per
share will be resumed on July 15.
1 In mining stocks the. leading Comstocks were
active at Irregular prices, but the others were
quiet. The same condition ruKjd in the southern
Nevadae, Combination Fraction. Florence and the.
"merger" selling well, while the balance of the
list were Inactive except MacNamara, which
made a good record. Florence lost 10c on the
day, dosing at $3.30, while the "merger" gained
Sc, closing at $7.85, after selling up to $7.97%.
The strength in the "merger" was said to be
due to prospects for a settlement of the friction
between Uayden and Wlngfleld. it will be re
membered that Hayden retired from the direc
torate of Goldfie.ld Oon. # some days ago.
The dividend recently declared by the Florence
Goldfit-ld mining company aud made payable on
June 15 amounts to $105,000 and Is the fifth of
that sum from the company, the grand total. to
date beiug $525,000.
The Continental land company of San Francisco
has levied an assessment of 2 cents per share,
delinquent June 14.
% The Brunswick Chollar mining company has
levi«?d an assessment of 1 cent per share, delln-.
quent July 12.
The Urunswlek Potosi mining company has
levied an assessment of 1 cent per share, delin
quent July 12.
The Honolulu plantation company paid" its
second dividend on the capital stock yesterday.
. The Giant powder company conFolldated paid
a regular monthly dividend of 50 cents per
share yesterday. / '
Royalty oil was ex dividend of 4 cents yester
day.
A»*essjnient Directory, Comnlock Bllnea
Company — No. DeL Board Sale day Amt.
Jnlla 12 May 16 June 17 .03
Con. Imperial.. .66 May 23 June 17 .01
Caledonia 78 May 23 June 16 .05,-
Bulllon -14 June 3 July. 13 .05
Gould & Cntry.. l4 Juno 4 June 26 .10
Chollar 10 June 5 June 30 .10
Scorpion 17 June 11 July . 6 . .02
Challenge 61 June 19 July 13 .05
Mexican »6 June 19 .July 14 .10
Union ...18 June 24 July 19 .10
Potosi 11 July 2 Aug. 5 .10
Seg. 8e1cher.... 45 July 3 July 29 .03
Yellow Jacket.. 33 July 5 Aug. S .25
Brunswick Choi. 2 July 10 Aug. 2 .01
Brunswick Poto. 2 July 10 Aug. 2 .01
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
THURSDAY, June 10^-10:30 a. m.
CNITFJ) STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask. | Bid. Ask.
4s or cp new — — J3s qr coup... — —
MISCELI>ANKOUS BONDS V
Ala A W •'». — -JOO I Oak Tran 55.10T —
Asso Oil ss. 02^ 05 JO Tmn Cn5».104 —
Bay CI'C s*.lolMslo2^iO Trac Cn fts 9S 100
Cal C G 55.104- — TO Trac Co 5s 01 03
Cal G & E g lO W gtd 5«. — 100
ra & ct 5s OS^4 — fOm Cable Ce.HO —
Cal st C 55.103 — IPac Glm 4s. 88 —
Cal Win ss. Sst4 SRVjJP E Ry 55..10ft5i —
City El 55.. 83% S5 JPac L&P ss. 97 —
C C Wat C5.102»4 — I Do gtd 5e..101«i —
Do g mg5R 03 05 Pac-T&T ss. 00% 100 &
Ed El U\ss.lOli4 — I*' & O-H 66.101^103
Ed LAP 6«.10tf 109*i | P & O R Us.lo2Mjlo7 j ,4
First V Trss — — rPowell st 65..102»i —
F& C H os. 102 — Sac EG&Rr*.IOO% —
II C & S ss. — 10S. |SF & SJVtiB. — 115%
Hon R T Bs-105ii — » JSF.O & SJ5s. — 10C%
L Tahoe Ros 07 — Do 2d mgs« 02 —
L A Elec 55.100V4 — Do «*n ss. — 9G
LAG & E15B.101»i — SJ& SCR 4^s — — .
LA Ry 55.. — — Sierra R 66..108 —
LAI, gtd uS.IOOU — S Pof A 6s
LAP lem 55.103% — (1010) 103& —
LAP Cal ss. — 103V4 S P of C 6»
Maria. W os.lOO 102 (1012) .... — — \u25a0
Mkt et O os. — 10S14 SPO 1 c g Ss.lU
Do lcm 55.102% — S P B R 65.12»%133 ;
MV&'MtTSs.IOO — SPRR Ist r4s 07 —
NRof O 58.11414115 S<kn G&B 6«.105V6 - ; -
N P C R 58.102^103^ SV W g mg4s SS% SS%
NC Ry 65. .103 — V G & E-ss. 00% — •
N C P C ss. 03 — t UR of SF 4s. 75% 70^4
N El Co fis. — 05 ValleJo.Ben & .
O GL&U- 58.1031-4105% Napa RR5s — —
Oak Tran 6s. 113 — Val Co P ss. IK>& —
WATBR STOCKS
Marln Co .. — 65 |S V Wat Co. 33% 33%
GAS AND ELECTRIC -
City El Co.. 33% 83>i|Pae L pfd.. W% 71
N Cal Power 32% 34 | Do coin ,~ 40% —
INSURANCE
Cnl Ins Co.. 69»i — jFlreman's Fd.l6C 170
BANK STOCKS
Am Nil Bk. — 131 | Mer Trust ..220 —
Bank of Ca1.363 — -IS F NaUonaL — 135
First Xatnl..2Go 205 j Union T Co.« — — •
SAVINGS BAXKS
Ger S & L.28Q0 2900 IS P S»i U..-520 —
Hum Say Bk — — Say & L So.. — 125
Mut Say Bk 70 " — |See Say Bk.. 3.j0
STREET RAILROADS
California ..130 140 | Presidio 20 —
POWDER
Giant Consolidated Co 74 . V 73 '
SUGAR
Hawaiian 0.30 3O'*.lMakaweU S C 30^,40
Honokaa 8 C 17^ 18 lOnomea S C. 43 45
Hutch SPO IH% lft',4 Pa*uhan S C 2i%>Zo\i
Kllauea SC. — — J Union S Co.. 34 —
OIL STOCKS
Amal Of I Co. — B<> I Sterling Oil.. — 4
Asso Oil Co. 31 31% 1 \u25a0 .' :
MISCELLANEOUS
Alaska P A. — ;7t Pac Aux F A 3U — ,
Cal F C''A. 08% SWVs Pac O Borax. 151% —
Cal Wine A. 30 40 Pac T&T pfd 04% 94%
MV& MtTm. — • 115 'Do com ...3014 30%
f Alaska Packers' Assn ......^ 74v00
Associated Oil Co.-. ...32.00
City Electric Co 32.75
itu Hawaiian Coml & Sugar Co.?;. 30.00
50 Hutchinson S P Co lft.oo
170 Paauhau.S P Co .".......:..... 25.00
lO'Pncific Lighting. (common)...... 45.J50
. 075 Pacific Tel & Tel (common).... 30.73
$5,0(X) N Ry Co of ;Cal 55..:. ....... .114. 75
?2,<>00 tJnlted RR of S,P 45r....... 78.00
$18,000 Cal Wine As*n 5s ....:....... 53. 75
Street — -
,35 Alaska Packers' Assn "..*...... 74.00 .
- Afternoon Session
Board — - •
140 Associated Oil Co ...1.. .11.50 :
70 City Electric -Co- 33.25
. 2i» Hutchlnson S P Co 19.00
5 Makawoli' Sugar 'Co ./....- 30.00 » :
25 Makaweli Sugar Co ............ .'3ft. 12%
\u25a0 r.O N Cal Power Con .' ......33.00
',:~ i 6.'» Pacific Lighting (pfd) . . . :< .... . fi9.75
5 Pacific ' Lighting :(cotnraf>n)...... 45.51)
145 Pacific T»-l &Tel (pfd). ....... 04.50 .
125 Pacific Tel &. Tel (common).... 30.50 ..'
25 Spring -Valley Water C 0......;. .'{.3.50
; $t.f>oo Cal Gas & El G.M & O T ss:. 08.25
ifi.OiX) s P R R Ist refdg 45. . i.. ... 07. 0n
*5.00U-Sprlng Val Wat gen n1tge.45,.;.55.70
$5,000 Spring : Val "• Wat gen mtge 45 .. s.S.<2>A .
$2,000 SP R R of Cal lis' (1012):.. ...IKiAo'
. $2,000 United R R of SF 45. .;..... -75.87%
$11,000 Pacific Tel & Tel u5. .....
StreeT=i - --, - :\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 .. ' • ; - \u25a0 ' •\u25a0 \u25a0:•
300 City. Electric C 0"... ....'.'33. 23 I
California Stock nnd'OU Gxchnngc
Bid.Ask. Bid.A?k.
Amaurot* .... 70. — Palmer ...'....1.45 1.50
Apollo 03 <»5 Peer1e55 ....... 5.25 —
Asso Oil tr.31. 00 31.75 Piedmont ..... — ir»
Do bds ss. — 00.00 Producers ....2.00 2.15
BrooksUlre "...1.40 ?-\u25a0\u25a0 -— Rico ". .'. .;..:. 2 . 45 •\u25a0- —
. Caribou ....11.25 12.00 S;F.& McK. 10.50 —
Daisy ........— ».2R Saver; Doiigh. :1.75' : . —
Esperanza ... — 1.65 Section .25 ..' — 23.00
Gypsy ....... 23 • — Sovereign. . .... 21 — .
Imperial ...'.— 45.00 S.W.& 8....: 45 — -
1 Junction ' p:'.~. . 50 70 Plate ....... ..1.00 * —
Kern ; -;.V. ..'.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.. 50. •» Sterling, .^..3^5 3.42U
Kern River.. . — 12.50 Sunset .Mon ...50 -—
McKittrick :. ,18 — Turner "....\u25a0... Oo —
Monte .Cl-i5t7.21.75 2.90 W K. Oil C 0..":. — 2.05
Nev County.. *30 \u25a0 — Del ' Rey ' . . .". , .- — •;'.- 3o
Occidental ...;20 — _ \- \u25a0\u25a0:
SALES v
11:30 a. m.— V' "
1250 Wolverine ...'..r... ...' .20
300 Paraffine -.:';... ..^.V.1.........-.V t l- f^
-- 2 p". i in: — ..-\u25a0•'/•.-\u25a0\u25a0. • :<a.--~s-": \u25a0. >. " ,
150 aaremont ,; '\u25a0''\u25a0' \u25a0''- ...... .72. 10
3000 Apollo ............. . n;l
500 Palmer '" "-*\u25a0 ... I^so
100 Peerless \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'"'' -..•..••••••^ c 50
Mlnin B Stocks v
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
- ' COMSTOCKS
enk' V Regular Morning Session .':-;\u25a0.
™ } 0 Andes ;.... 15-lOOOphir !•*?
* «ivrt ( ; hollßr ••- •• • 18 100 Overman ..... -j
"\u25a0V" , on Va M Co. \u25a0 <5!» 90<> Overman ...-•: +\u25a0'
-WO <,onld & Cur. \u25a0' 5 « , 400 Sierra Nev ... '\u25a0«>
\u25a0Nmvw! ca ? •'••• m HVt Sierra Nev ••• •%
300 N Gould . & C - 15 100 Yellow Jacket. - 12
, m . \u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0 , Afternoon Session \ ...
;^Srh d n " » 400O P blr l-«
I^*« — ... IS 100 Savage -• ;20
sort J^° ar \u25a0••"•• ]9 10CH> slerra v•" '£
W0 dollar .(..... 20 100 Sierra Nev ... 31
V X£ Con Va M Co - C 9 WO Union -^
, 20° «ould & . Our. 17 , 600 Do, b 30. . . . S3
TXX'? 1 , 61 } 0811 .•\u25a0 •j . Sfi r 400 Utah • • V«
100 Mexican . S5 100 Yellow Jacket. U
_-\u0084 _T Informal -Session o '.
~%> Best & Belch. 40i 600 Mexican £4
200 Chollar ...... 191 soo ODbir l-3>
800 Con Va M Co. 70 200 Opbir .1-32^
]00 Con Va Xr:CVx fta 500 Sierra Nev ... SO
H on . Va M Co. 68 200 Union £2
(00 Mexican ..... • S5 1000 Utah ' «4
. CLOSING QUOTATIONS - \u25a0
\u25a0I Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
Alpha .. 103 05 Kentuck 05 00
Alte ..>..... — 03 Lady Wash .. — 02
And « s 13 '\u25a0 14 Mexican S> S*>
Belcher ...... .40 42 New York Con 02 —
Best & Belch. 39 40 N Gould & a 13 —
"""ion ...... 15 17 Occidental .... 15 —
Caledonia .... 22 25 Ophir ........1.32 1.35
Challenge Oon 13 10 Overman 24 20
Cliollar 17 19 potosi -J 20 22
Confidence ... 72 $0 Savage 1S 2°
Con Imperial. 01 113 Scorpion -04 07
ConVa M Co. '69 70 Seg Belcher ». — <>3
Crown Pom t... 40 42 Sierrß Nev ... 29 31,
Exchequer .... 25 30 Silver Hill ... l« 07
Gould & Cur. 16 17 St Louis — 08
Hale. & Noro. 21 23 Union .......'. 31 32
J llHl » 05 OS Utah ......... 02 04
Justice — Q3 yellow JackPt. 42 43
TONOPAH AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS
_ Regular Session — 9:3 dto 12:30 *
3000 Booth ... Am . . 12 100 Old Kewanas.. 10
IWK) Daisy \u25a0\u0084..-'.13 ldflO G Portland. »5 02
100 Dm B Bte C. 03 2000 Great Bend <17
100 Florence, s 1 5.3.40 100 Raw Quevn .. '30
100 Flornce, u5.3.42%
Afternoon' Session
1000 Atlanta ...... IC 600 Gld Con M... 7.05
500 Atlanta 15 300 Gld Con M.7.97J'j
700 Com. Fraction. 64 1000 Gld Kewanas.. 11
1800 Com Fraction. 65 1000 G Portland, so 02
1900 Com Fraction, do 2000 Great Bend . . OS
400 Dp b 10. .. 00 3500 MacNamara . . 2*
1000 Daley 34 GOOO MacNamara -.29
100 Daisy S3 1000 Mayflower Con W
500 Eagle's Nest. 05 1000 Midway ...... 22
200 Florence ...3.42»<, 400 Raw Queen, s3 30
400 Florence 3.37V'. 500 Red Hills . . .. • OT>
.800 Gld Con M.7.87^ 3000 Red Hills 08.
* 400 Gld Con M...7.tM> 300 Round Mt ... 75
2000 Gld Con M.7,02% 1000 Yellow Tiger.. 07
Informal Hesslou
3000 Atlanta J6 200 Florence ...3.32'4
2500 Com Fraction. 06 500 Old Con M.7.S7Vi
3000 Xtom Fraction. Xo 300 Great Bend .. 00
,10tiO Empire :01 1500 MacNamara .. 29
200 Florence 3.35 100 Pitts S Peak. 40
CLOSING QUOTATIONS >>
NEVADA
Tortapah District
Bid. Ask. I Bid. Ask.
Bolmont -...., SO .S4 Mlrpah Ex .. — 05
Boston Ton ..- — iHJMontana "68 —
California ... — 01 Mont Mid Ex. ~ <i 3
Cash. Boy ... — 01 Mon Pitts Ex. — 04
Gold Mt .... — 01 North Star ... 03 04
Great Westrn. . — ul Ohio Ton .... — HU
Home — 01 Paymaster ... — 01
Ind Ton .... — 01 Rescue Con .. 02 03
Jim Butler .. 13 14 Ton Exten ... IWL —
MacNamara.. , 29 30 Ton of Nev.. 7.oC)*'- —
Midway ...«. 21 22 West End!... 25 20
Midway Ex .. — 04
GoldSeld District
Adams.. .... — 02 Gld Kewanas.. 10 11
Atlanta ...~^ 1« 17 Gld Merger M. — (7
Black Ants .. — 01 Grandma .'.... — \u25a0 O:{
Blk B Bonan. 01 02 Great Bend . . 07 OS
Blk Butte Ex — 01 Grt Bend Anx 01 * 02
Black Rock .. — 01 Grt Bend Ex. Ol 02
Blue Bell ... 03 04 Hlbernla 02 03
Blna Bull ... 08 'W Jumbo Ex ... 12 14
Btte Goldfleld — 02 Kendall 05 —
Booth 12 13 Kendall Ex .. — • 01
CO D- 20 22 Lone Star .... 04 05
Columbia .... 01 03 Lou Dillon ... 01 02
Columbia Mt. 11 \J2 Mid Pawnee. .. — '02
Com Fraction. 65 *tfi Mtlltown Frac. — 02
Comng Nation — 01 "Mohwk C Leas — 05
Conqueror ....'O3 04 Mohawk Ex .. — 02
Cracker Jack. 02 04 Mohawk Junior — 04
Daisy ........ 33- 34 Nev Boy — ~ 02
Desert Chjef.. 04 Nev ' Goldfleld. 02 ' —
Dm B Bfrte C 03 05 Oro \u25a0..'....;..."\u25a0" tw (>.
Dmdfld lTngl. 01 02 Red Hills .... i>S V 0
Dixie — 01 Red Top Ex.. o.", 01
Empire 01 02 Ruby Gold M. 03 04
Florence .....3. 50 3.32 Sandstorm — 13
Florence Ex.. 02 03 Sandstorm Ex. — Ot
Frances Mhk. 05 07 Silver Pick .. 12 - 13
Gen .Wash . . \u25a0 — 01 St Ives ...... 11
Gold Bar Gld 10 — Wonder ...... — 01
Old Con M...7.85 7.90 Yellow Rose... — 04
Gld . Portland. 02 03 Yellow Tiger. .07 —
Bullfrog District
Amargosa G.. — 01 1 Mayflower Con. 09 ' 10
Amethyst ..:. — \u25a0>' 02 Mont Bullfrog. — 01
Bonnie Clare.. Wi 04 Montgomy Mt. 03 Ot
Bullfrog Mln. — (>2 Mtg Shos Kx. -— ' 01
Blfrg Nat Bk 02 03 Nag' get ." — 01
Gold Bar .... — 01 Orig Bullfrog.. C 2
(Jold Sceptre. — 01 Tramp Con . . 05 07
Homestake K. 01 02 Valley View.. 05 .
Lige Harris.. — 01 j Yankee Girt .. — 02
Manhattan District
Apr Fool Ex. — 01 Man Cowboy.. — ()2
Atlan & Pac. — 01 Man Dexter .. 03 04
C0met........ — 01 Man Little Joe — 01
Gold Wedge.. — t»l|Mnn Mln Nev. — 01
Jumping . Jack — Ol; Mineral Hill.. — 01
Lhtle Grey .. — 03 Mustang Man..' »»2 —
Man Broncho. — 01 Orig Man .... 01 —
Man Buffalo.. 01 Pine Nnt .... 01
Man Con .... 03 04, Whale ....... -— 01
Man Crescent. — 01
Other Districts
Eagle's Nest. 05 OR Pitts S Peak. 40 M
Falrvw O Bid — 03 Itamsey 1^
Falrvw Hailst — Ot| Raw Coalition."- 27 28
Falrvw Eagle. — rO Raw Mohawk. 01
Jack Pot .... — 04 Raw Queen .. 20 So
Nev Hills ... 75 — Round Mt ... 74 70
GRAIN MARKET
.Wheat and Other Grains.
Wheat— Chicago was lower. The San Fran
cisco market stood precisely as before.
CASH WHEAT
California club, |2.10<&2.15; do milling, $2.20;
California white Australian, nominal at $2 20<5i
2«0;-off grades of California wheat, $2642.10;
?S r^ff^i n c iS b ; * 2 - 1 °®2.15; northern bluestem.
$2.27%@2.32'£; Russian • red, 52.10&2 if
turkey red, $2-10@2.20 per ctl. * '
: FUTURES *
10:30 a. m. Session
No quotations. » ...
„ \u25a0 2 p. m. Session
No quotations.
Barley — There was no further chanßp of Im
portance yesterday. Sales of cash feed at the
quotations were reported.
- CASH BARLEY
Good to choice old feed spot,- $1.4~t£@1. 50;
< £ m E??J?Ali<\ r ' %lAS% IAS l' er ctl; new feedTspot
fl*7o^i r 7^T S an 6hlpplnK> noml nal; chevalier,
10:30 a. m. Session
. • December— sl.4o%.
„ ' Open. Hijch. • Low.' Close.
De «"J lb " i»-*1.40%i »-*1.40% »»•*% $1.40. $1.40 V
feature" market continues jiull and without
t^YnU^ > ,A ? ;- 15 @ 2 - 2 °: Pr«y, ': $2.10@2.15; I red.
$2 10&2.20 for choice. $2.03 for good and $2 for
Inferior, per ctl; black, nominal. -
Corn— There was no further variation in prices
yesterday.
California small round fellow. $1.53; large
et!2?"' * I'h'H;1 ' h 'H; western states yellow, sacked,
51.J0; white, nominal: in bulk, San Fran
cisco trackv yellow, $1.52: white, $1.55; mixed,
$I.S<); Egyptian,. sl.9o per ctl for white.
- Kye — Nominal, none offering. ';
Foreign Futures \u0084
LIVERPOOL ''*'' '-l^Vl'"
Wheat—. - July.* Sept. D(?c.\
"Pening • fNJi .. S 7V, 54%
Closing ................ » T|tj.7 Vj : 83?;
PARIS
.- Wheat— June. Sept.-Dec.
Opening :.....'.... .20 40 -: 24 45
Closing 26 33 24 43
Flour-
Opening .. ........'.... SO 55 :a.JO '-"-'.
ClosftiK . . . . .....'...•......- 33 63 Eg 32 15 "
CHICAGO BOARD- OF TRADE
i - — -\u25a0"-\u25a0' ' \ \u25a0-\u25a0;•«\u25a0 .-'j?smg
, ' ' Future Grain and Provlßlonrf
:;,: CHICAGO," June ;10.— ThoS wheat market!- was
m eak j all day with \ thel exception ; of a : brief • pe
riod'«t the' start. 1 when'prices: rose ito ; a, point a'
trifle , above ! yesterday's \ closing figures as •a ; re
sult • of ; unexpected ; strength at ' Liverpool.,- The
weakness became pronounc««l in the final i hour
and the ; July ' delivery .'was. subjected to heavy
selling pressure. ', Bearish was •\u25a0' d<ie
mainly to Improvement. ln\the fall: sown crop 'as
indicated , ln report s*f rom i Kansas, Nebraska and
the- Ohio \u25a0 river - valley."* -According • to '\u25a0 wme" ad
vices the' crop In Kansas is improving ; as ; « > re
sult 'of- recent rains,', and . harvesting; will ibegin
next weok.-'- Floods In, some. .; sections^ of .; the
sontljwest; ,• however,.: were said -to-have I wrought
some .damage to > jrrowing : •jrnin.'J'An' estimate =on
th»;week"s shlpmenrstof wheat Lfrmn~Argentina.
whlrh : showed a I sraln *of : nearly; 1 ,000,000, bushels
compared with. the previous week, whs a bearish
factor early lv the. day;- The ungeof ;the- July
- - ',':"'\u25a0'•; ' ' . . \u25a0"'**\u25a0 ]':"\u25a0"" \u25a0 •/\u25a0'--•' - \u25a0\u25a0.;. .'-. i-
SUMMARYOP
TMEMARKEfs
New York stocks rather higher.
Cotton futures and cotton stocks higher.
Bank of England rate unchanged.
; Continued , activity §in . local • stocks and
\u25a0 bonds. \u25a0 .
Shipment of .$296,5C0 in silver bullion to
/China. • >-\u25a0— : : '
Exchange unchanged. , Silver lower. I
Wheat, barley and other grafns about th«
. . same. . /. \u0084" \u25a0..*\u25a0 ' ' \u0084
Hay still dull and generally weak.
Scans quiet, with further fluctuations.
Hops higher, but quiet. -
Live, dressed and cured meats unchanged.
Cheese and extra eggs higner. V Butter un
, changed .
Potatoes and onions weak.
Fruit market unsettled hy late arrivals.
Poultry in liberal receipt 'and weak..'
delivery for the. -day was -between" $1.16% and
$i.11)%. The market closed weak aud only a
trifle above the low point,. with July at $1.16%®
New high record marks for the season were
established In the corn market when the July
delivery sold .at 73-% c and the September at
70% c per bushel. Sentiment in the pit was
bullish the greater part of the day. but the mar
ket finally yielded to the weakness of wheat and
closed at - almost .-..the ' lowest.- point, although
prices were still a trifle-above yesterday's final
figures. The December option was an exception
and closed at a net loss of %c.
Trade In the oats market was quiet and prices
fluctuated over a range of about Vie. The mar
ket closed easy, with prices a -shade lower to a
shade higher than yesterday's final quotations. -
Provisions were firm at the start, but weak
ened on realizing based on increased receipts of
live hogs at western packing centers. Prices at
the dose were 10<gl5c lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles-?- Open. High. . Low. Clo*e.
Wheat-
July 1.10% 1.10% 1.16% 1-17
September .. 1.10% 1.l Oil I.OOVi 1.00%
December ...... 1.09 1.09 ft 1.08 - 1.0S&
x Corn — • *--
July 73% 73% .72% 73
September 70% . 70T, 70^ 70*4
December ...... 50% 5;» s i 59 59Vg
Oats — •
July ........... 53%; 54 . 53Vs 53%
September 44% 44-^ 44% 44%
December 45Vs .-\u25a0 45% 45 45
Mess Pork, per bbl —
July .20.07U, 20.10" 19.95 10.95
September ......20.20 .20.25 20.07% 20.07%
Lard, per 100 11)8 —
July ....... 11.67% 11.70 11. W) 11.50
September 11.77% 11. SO 11.57% 11.57%
Short: Ribs, per 100 lbs —
July 10.87% 10. 87%. 10. 75" 10.75
September 10.00 10.00 10.75 10.75
\u25a0 \
) Cash Grain - and Provisions
CHICAGO, June 10.— Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, -strong; No. 2 rye. SSc; feed or
raixinx barley, SOftiSlc; fair to choice nmitinst
barley. Sl<Hß2c; flaxseed. No. 1 southwestern
$1.61iA, No. 1 northwestern $1.71% ]/ timothy
seed, $3.00: clover. $10.t;0: mess pork, per bar
rel. $19.05@20; lard, per 100 pounds. $11.50;
short ribs; sides Uoose), ' $10.70<210.55\ short
clenr sides (boxed). $11.12% (§£11.25.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total flenrances of wheat and flour were eqnal
to 158,000 bushels. Primary receipts were 273.
000 bushels, compared with 313,000 bushels the
corresponding day a year ago. -~
Estlmated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat, 2
cars; corn, 143 ears; oats, 83 cars; hogs, 20,000
head. -
- Northern Wheat Market
OREGON
PORTLAND, June 10.— Wheat— Unchanged. t
WASHINGTON . '
TACOMA. Jbne 10.— Wheat— Milling: Blne-
Bt*"m. $1.30@1.35; club, $1.14. Export: Blue
stem. $1.24; club, $1.14; red, $1.09.
SEATTLE, June 10. — No milling quotations.
Export -wheat: Bluestem, $1.24; club, $1.14;
red, $1.09. Receipts — Wheat. 4 cars.
A>tv York Grain Market
NEW YORK, June 10. — Flour— Receipts, 22,400 '
barrels: exports, 4,800; quiet and steady.
Wheat — Receipts, 1,200 bushels; exports, 06,-
C 00: spot, easy; No. 2 red, $1.31 elevator and
$1.51 nominal f. 0. b. afloat; No. 1 northern
Duluth, $1.36% nominal f. o. b. afloat: No. 2
hard winter, $1.35% nominal f. O. b. afloat. Re
ports that harvest would commence in southern
Illinois next week and that new wheat was be
ing offered freely caused a violent break In
prices today. The decline caught stoploss or
ders near the close and last prices were_%@lHc
net lower. A fair export trade was done at the j
decline. July closed $1.25. September closed
$1.16%, December closed $1.15.
Minneapolis Flax Market
MINNEAPOLIS. June 10.— Flax closed $1.81%.
LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce June 10
Flour, qr ska. . . . 3,944] Leather, rolls 75
Wheat, ctls .... 1 5| Tallow, rtlaf... 10
Barley, ctls .... 4,525 Hides, Ko SSO
Corn, ctls 115 Pelts, No 130
Bran, sks 145 Sujtar, ctls 2,700
Middlings, sks .. 255 Wine, gals 23,000
Potatoes, sks ... 4,140 Brandy, gals .... 2,500
Onions, sks 1,070 Lumber, M ft.... 40
Hay, tons • 430 Quicksilver, flasks 40
Hops, bales 5 Apples, bxs 200
Wool, sks 657 Paper, btils 3,810
Shorts, sks 1331 • .--
WASHINGTON
Flour, qr sks.... G,2«ot Shorts, sks 500
Wheat, ctls ....43,5401
WESTERN STATES
Flour, qr Bks 1,500
Provinlons
No further price chauges are noted. The
market continues in good shape for sellers.
Cottolene — One half bbl, iu%c; 3 half bbls,
10^c;l tierce, 10% c; 2 tierces, 10% c; 5 tierces.
10^c. . t ..\u25a0'."\u25a0\u25a0
The Western meat company quotes as follows:
Hams. 15Va@17o; picnic hams, lie; bacon, 6 to S
lbs. 20c; 8 to 10 lbs. 10c; 10 to 12 lbs, 19c:
sugar cured bacon, 23c; Arrow bacon, 8 to 10
lbs, 18c;-10 to 12 lbs, 17% c; light dry salt
bacon,^B to 10 lbs, 17 Vic; 10 to 12 lbs, 16c; me
dium b.icon, H!;t; light medium bacon, ltVic.
Lard^ — Tierces, 13Vie: 50s 13% c, 10s 14% c, 5s
14% c, 3s 14V>c; compound lard, tierces. BV4c, 50s
6%c, 10s OUc, 5s 9%c, 3s,oVac; yellow cooking
oil, 53c per gal; white cooking oil, 55c per gal;
salad oil, 5Sc per gal.
Beef— Local prices are quoted. ; Export lots,
inspected by the government, are $1 per'bfc'
higher. Extra -family beef, $14 per bbl; family
beef, $13.50 per bbl; extra mess beef, $13 per
bbl.
Pork — Extra prime. In barrels, $20.50: clear.
$23; mess, $22; pig porfc~s2S; pigs' feet, $5
for half bbls, $2.35 for 25 lb kegs ami $1.30 for
kits; smoked beef, 2iy>jC per lb.
£"; " Meat Market
The market shows no change. Beef and mut
ton are easy, and. pork -is dull.
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows: ;
\u25a0 Beef — 6%<37%c per lb for steers," 6@6%c for
cows and heifers. - .
Veal— 6%®B%c for large and B%@9c for
small. r •\u25a0 ,
\u25a0 Mutton — Wethers, 7<^Sc; ewes, 6@7c per lb.
Lamb — O (SO Vic per lb.
Dressed Pork (per lb)— ll@ll%c for light and
9%©10 c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock . delivered in San . Francisco, gross
weight:. \u25a0 .
No. 1 fat steers, over 000 lbs. alive. 4@4J£c:
under 000 lbs 3%<g4c; second quality, 3%<§3?4c;
thin and undesirable steers. 3e.
No. 1 cows and heifers, 3UW3%c; second qual
ity, 3c; common, thin, undesirable cows. 2@2%c.
Fat bulls and stags, 2c; half fat or thin bulls,
Vi@l%<:- ~' \u25a0 ' . \
Calves— Light weight, per- lb, 5c; • medium,
4%c; heavy, 3%@4c.
- Sheep (per lb)— Wethers, No. 1, 4%c; ewes.
No. 1. 3*4<f?4c; shorn sheep. %c less.
Lambs (per lb) — This year's milk lambs. 5@
5Uc. '\u25a0• \u25a0' \u25a0 - ' \u25a0 : '\u25a0 ,--\u25a0 •'---\u25a0-"
Hogs (per lb>— Hard grain fed. weighing 100
to 140 lbs, 7@7%c; 140 to 250 lbs, 7!<4c: 250 to
350 lbs, 6% @ 7c; rough, heavy hogs, 4%@5c;
common, undesirable hogs, 4@4%c.
Ilulter, Cheese and Eggs
There was : a scarcity of fancy California
Youne I America cheese yesterday and the ! efforts
of a buyer to secure supplfes for; a small order
under the call \u25a0on the exchange resulted In the
price rurralnp up 'JOe a pound, an advance of
3 lie over tbe- previous quotation. -There were
three sales under .the .call, but only two ' Tots
changed hands, the buyer of .one lot reselling
at the '2oc figure.. The new quotation was really
no guide. ' to the j market.' an - the , few : handlers
who had : any stocks were •- bllltns: them \u25a0• out at
prices well "belowr the exchange". THte. Butter
was : unchanged, with • the * movement \ Into /cold
storage continuing : unchecked. •\u25a0 The extra: grade
of - egfts continued "to \u25a0 advance, business . on the
exchange w ndlng : the , price :. i^p another cent » to
2T'Ac 'aT dozen. •\u25a0 Seconds and thirds were lc
a s dozen ': lower, with ; the »; market weak at the
decline...,-;- . .-. -
\u25a0Sales on the exchange were as follows:
y Kggs— lo capes of extras at 26c, 10 at 2G&C
and <>O:at 27*4<: a do*»n. . .
Cheepe — -,o , fancy ' California -flats at 14c. 25
fancy ; Youne Americas at 17^c, 25 at 18*>jc
and "25 > at ' 20c :a j 1 jjlt fUtV "\u25a0< tf \u25a0l'WßliTßi ,^ '\u25a0 .
\u25a0\u25a0;. Receipts " wero % 60.000 \u25a0\u25a0 pounds bntter. 29,000
pounds ; cheese ?J and ..' 1.565 cases : eggs. ij.
• >The -, following • are -\u25a0 official \u25a0: quotations estab
lished by ; the . sales," bids ; and offers on the floor
of "i the 5 dairy} exchange. i> Prices in the .street,
while? governed '-. by the exchange quotations, gen
erally, range 'from l*£c to 2c higher, owing. to the
various charges to. bemadded. ". W- . : -
* IVa.'ter— Fresh ' creamery-extras,'. 26i£e per lb,
firm;, do firsts. 25*>4c," flrm:do seconds, 25c, firm.
Cheese— California :• fancy.; flats, • He \u25a0 per : lb.
Weak; do firsts,'' 13Vjc,' steady;" do seconds,. 12c,
Local Grain Without Variation i
; Hop Market Higher, JgUnactiyeJ
steady; fancy Young Americas, 200, steady; do
firsts, 15% c, steady. >»
Epgs (per dozen, cases Included) — California
fresh extras. 27",ic, firm: do firsts. 25c. firm;
do seconds, weak: do thirds. 22c. weak.
Portland llutter- Market
PORTLAND. June 10.— Butter— City and
country creamery extras. 26% c; fancy, 24<S2 y< ";
store, lSS52'.)e. - -"
ESS Market In »arby Counties
PETALUMA. June lf>— There was art'? o*
1 cent . in prices paid for ess* today after re
ceipt of quotations fronr the S«n Francisco dairy
exchange. Today's quotations > were 25% cents
and 24% cents for best grades. The delivery
was fair. t ". ..•*'. ;>V" \u25a0 -
SANTA ROSA. June -10.— Th«»re was an ad
vance of a cent per dozen for all grade* of
epes on the local market this morninp on re
ceipt of quotations from the San Francisco dairy
exchange, j Local dealers today quoted 25% cents
per dozen for choice andy 22%" cents for seconds.
Potatoes, Onions and - Vegetables
Continued heavy arrivals, together with a larp*
carryover from the preceding day. ransea a
slump In prices for new potatoes yesterday am!
2c a pound was a top ff>r tne general rnn of
supplies on the wharf, -with favored branrts oc
casionally bringing a little more. Los Angeles
lots were still held at 3c a pound, but found
few buyers, owing to the abundance and cheap
ness of river and bay goods. Onions and old
potatoes were unchanged, the market being
weak for both. In the vegetable line, tomatoes,
greencorn and Marysville cucumbers continued
to weaken —>- large supplies, there l*-lng a par
ticularly heavy increase in the* receipts of Cali
fornia tomatoes. Summer squash, eggplant and
preen peppers were good sellers at steady prices,
and arrivals of asparagus, rhubarb and peas
were readily absorbed at the previously quoted
rates.
Potatoes <per ctl)— River Burkanks. $l.Soft*2-,
Orejron Burbanks. $2.25^2.40; sweet potatoes,
$2; new potatoes, $1.75(32.25.
. Onions — Australian. $4(fi;4.25 per ctl; Bermuda
seed, nominal; new red. 50@60e per sack; new
yellow. 90C<i$l per sack.
Vegetables — Asparagus. $1.50@2 per box for
extra* and $1©1.25 for common; rhubarb. $1@
1.50 per box for bay and 3%@4c per lb for
northern; tomatoes, imported. $1.50 per cra»e:
do local, ftOc(gisl per box: green peas. • $I.softt
2.25 per sack; string and wax beans. 3(g-t%c per
lb; summer squash, $1(^1.25 per box; do large
boxes. $2@2.25; carllc, 4<gs«r per lb for new;
cabbage, $1.25 per ctl: cucumbers, »>s<££7sc per
box; do large boxes. $2f«i2.25»: cauliflower. "rfKfS
tisc p«r dozen; carrots. $1.50 per sack: turnips.
$1.50 per sack: eggplant. ior(£l2%e per lb; green
peppers, 10Qi20c— per lb for local; green porn,
;{s'g4Oc per uozen for Brentwood and 20@25c for
Winters.
Deciduous and Citrus Fruits
Tardy deliveries of consignments continued to
seriously hamper trade in fresh fruit* yester
day aud prices for/fhe leadiflg orchard <h>s<Tip
ti"iis were weak and irregular, ranging muca
lower lit the middle of tbe forenoon and In
«h<- afternoon than during the early morning
hours. Receipts of apricots were increased to
ntarjy 4.000 packages, over 1.000 boxes of
peaches arrived and the market was overloaded
with belated arrivals of cherries. Some peaches
sold np to $1 a U>x In the morning, but noth
ing could command that price after the wants
of early buyers were filled, and apricots had
to be exceptionally fine to bring over $1 a
crate. Cherries were lower on tlie day, 5e a
pound being an extreme with most sellers for
both black and Royal Anne. Berries continued
to arrive in excessive quantities and all va
rieties were weak. Loganberries sold generally
at $2©2.50 a chest, with small parcels bringing
$3 cow and then, while several lots were denned
np to canners In* the afternoon at $1.50. Nut
meg melons were lower, but moved freely at
the revised quotations, while currants and figs
continued to find prompt sale at sfeailr prices.
Citrus fruits were quiet and featureless.
StrawberrlesJ— Lonjrworths, $7ftj,S p«r chest •
large varieties. $3@4 per chest.
Raspberries — $4^B per chest.
Gooseberries^ — JofeaOc per drawer; In bulk, 4Q
7c per lb.
Blackberries-!— s4 far, per chest. x
Loganberries — $2§j3 per chest for red and
black.
Currants — 99(5,7 per chest.
Apples— $1«5i.50 per box; do new, 50&63 c for
small and 75c@$l for larpe boxes.
Pears— 7sc@sl for \u25a0 small and $202.25 for
large boxes.
\u25a0 Cherries — 50(R75c per drawer for black and fiO
(§6sc per box for Royal Anne; loop*. xVjQZc for
black, 3@sc for Royal Anne and 2&3 c for white.
Peaches — 50cS$l per box.
Plum*— 7se<gsl per box or crate: cherry plnms,
00Q65c per drawer.
Apricots— Crates, S3c<gSl.lo; boxes, 65©00e"
baskets, $l@l.lo. —
FJcs— sl.soQ2.2s per box.
Nutmeg Melons — $1.25, for special, $0.50 fur
pony and $4 for standard crates.
Utrus Fruits (per box >— Navel oranges,
$1.50@2.50; grapefruit, $2.25@2-73 for seed
less: lemons. $2.75Q3 for fancy. $1.75Q2 25
for choice and $1@1.25 for standard; limes
$4.50@5.
Tropical Frnits— Bananas. 75c@51.75 per
bunch for Hawaiian and $2.50@3.50 for Central
American; pineapples. $2.50@4 per dozen.
Dried Fruits. Rnl.ila*. Xuti» and Honey
Late mail reports from New York say of
prunes:
"According to advices received from S»n Jose,
the coming prune crop promises a larser yield
than earlier reports have indicated. It Is now
stated that the output will be greater than that
of it»08. but the percentage of probable Increase
Is not mentioned. The more favorable crop oot
look, coupled with the continued indifference of
eastern buyers to offerings for future delivery,
seems to have weakened the views of sellers on
the coast, with the result that October shipments
of Santa Clara fruit are now being made on a 3c
f. o. b. bag basis on 50s to 90s from some quar
ters, though a number of packers adhere to their
quotation of 3^4 c f. o. b. bags for those sizes.
The premium ou 40s which heretofore has been
» half cent has been reduced In some Instances
to a quarter of a cent. The premium on SOs
varies from 1 cent to 1^ cents as, to seller. In
spot prunes the demand for the larger sizes con
tinues fair, and with stock cleaning up the
market has a firm tone. Medium and small
sixes, however, are inactive and the feeling on
these is rather easy."
Frnits, old crop — Evaporated apples. SV.@Si£e;
apricots, B»2<fJlo^c: fancy moorpark.' 11H13
12*4 c; peaches. 4e for standards. 4U<34}Jc for
choice and s(g6c for fancy; pears. 4*iJ7^c: pitted
plums. 6^@sc; nectarines, 4V4©5Hc; flgs, 2»j®
4c; prunes, 4 size basis, -H©-**e. with
premium for the large sizes.
New fruits — Apricots. 7@7^ic; peaches. s<afte.
Raisins — London layers^ — 2 crown, 90c; 3 crown,
$1; seeded, 4@4^c; Thompson's seedless. 3>4c
for unbleached; seedless sultanas, 2^c;. loose
muscatels, 3^-jc for 4 crown, 3c for 3 crown and
2%@2}jc for 2 crown.
Nuts — Almonds, nonpareils, 13@13%e; IXL.
13tt@13S4c-.ne. plus ultra. 13c; Drake, 11@
HM:c: l&nguedots, 10@10^c; hardshells. 7@sc.
Walnuts, lie per lb for No. 1 softshells, 7e for
No. 2 do; chestnuts. Bft|loc per lb for Italian;
filberts. 12Vs@14c; pecans, 15@17c.
Honey — New comb. 14 @ 15c for water white,
and 10@12c per lb for amber; extracted. 8c for
water white and 7^c for light auibn; old, can
died and dark amber, 4@4>^c per lb.N-
Beeswax— 27^@29c per lb for light and 25®
20c for dark.
Ponltry and Game
There were continued liberal arrivals of live
poultry from state shipping points yesterday,
and with business quiet the general tone of the
market was one of easiness. -Young roosters and
fryers brought satisfactory prices when sales
were made, but ordinary hens and small broilers
moved slowly 1 and a great many coops had to be
held over. . ;
Poultry (per dozen) — Hens, $5@5.50 for small.
$G@7 for large. and $S@lo for extras; young
roosters. $S@10; old roosters, $4.50Q5; fryers,
$8.50®7 for large and $5(?}9 for small; broil
ers. $4@5 for large and $2.50@3.50 for small;
ducks, $6@7: pigeons. $l@l.£0; squabs, $1.75@
2; goslings. $2@2.50 per pair. .
Beans and Seeds
* Changes in small white, blackeye and red kid
ney bean* will be noted. <Sarvanzas are quoted
lower. White-beans continue firm.
Beans (per ctl>— Bayo. $5. 35 & .">. 30; pea, $6.25
&6.50: small white. $i>.4o<g(j.eu; large white
$5.2305.50: pink. $3.10'fi,3.25: red. nominal;
blackeye, $3. 25 ig 3. 50; lima", $4.10'»54.23; retl kid
neys. $3.25^3.30; cranberry beans, nominal;
Garvanaas. $2.50@3; horse beans. $1.90@2.2y.
Seeds — Brown mustard,. 3% ®4»£c; yellow mus
tard, nominal; flaxseed. 4c. carload lots; canary,
4c; alfalfa. 16@17c; rape, cleaned, ,2@2isc; tim
othy, s?4<£fGc; hemp. '4c; millet. 2%c per lb;
broomcorn seed, $23.50 per ton.
Dried Peas— Green are quoted at $3.25 per ctL
Flour "and Farinaceous Goods
Flour— California family extras. $B.6oißiT net
without discount; bakers' extras, $6.60@7; super
fine, $5.50<g5.70; Oregon and Washington \ per
bhj. $5.50@6.50 for family, bakers' and patents
and $4.75@5.25 far cnt off; Kansas patents
$7.80;. do straights, $7.50; do clear. $7; Dakota
patents. $S. 10; do straights, $7.00; do clear, $7.30
per bbl. '"-."'/•'
' Farinaceous Goods — Prices In packages, net
cash, no discount, are as fallows: Graham Soar
$4 per 100 lbs; rye flour, $4.25; rye meal. $4 :
rice flour. $8; corn meal. $3.25; extra cream do
$3.75; oat meal, $5.40; oat groats, $5.40; hominy'
53.60@4; buckwheat flour. $5; whole wheat flour*
$4.25; rolled oats, bbls $8@8.50, in sacks $5 40
@8; extra cream do, $8.50 In sacks and $9 'in
barrels; rolled wheat, bbls $5.75. ,. in sacks $4 3o
@5.25; pearl barley. $5.50: split peas, boxes ;
$5.75 for yellow and $0.25 for green, per 100 lbal !
..Hay and Feedstuffn
Choice wheat hay continues more or less scarce
and Is. accordingly steady to firm. AH other de
scriptions , are easy. Buyers at all trading ren
ters are bnylnjt only from hand to mouth, which
renders the demand Ugh&.'ftnflpHKggl
Bran— s29@3o per ton. for white and $23.50©
29 for red. ; \u25a0-•\u25a0 ' _ .
Middintts — $33 5{ 35 per ton.'
Shorts— s3l ©32 per ton.
. Feedstuffs— Rolled barley, $33(231; rolled oata
for feeu. $42@45; mixed feed. $Co@33 for aver
age loU; oilcake meal. In 20 ton lots $3S 50 ia
Jo ton lots $Ct». in 5 ton lots $C 950 .maU tots
$40; coeoamit cake or meal at mlll . s - l \**
and 10 aud ««.50 in 5 ton lots; Jobbing. $2.:
c"m meal. $35»<340: cracked corn. $40®41; broom
corff- seed, nominal: alfalfa meal and mealfalfa.
lohWn- lr.ts $24. osrloml lots $2:> per ton.
Har'-Wheat. $17^22: w* crop. $15^19.50; old
wheat and oat. $1*030: tame oat. $lt>®2o; new
7oluntifer wild t»at. "SU«*U: new barley. $11 <&
Ill^ew alfalfa. *>'l£10; Rock hay. $S<39 P«r ton.
litraw— 3o&i>oc ptr Ua'.e.
General Merebandlae
Bags— Grain bags. 5%«^: San «" en " n £•«":
5%c; wool bags. 33c- for lb and 06c for 4
lb; Eeece twine, 9e per lb.
Coal— Pelaw main. ?7...»; Leav er Hill. $7
Pennsylvania ittkwM fSR *£ *£***£&.
lnjrtou tOl New Welllnetw. $9: Cww bay *.
AHMrs'llan h«nse-Rlehn,nr..l. ««g ,* 9; h * £" I'm
Richmond. $«: Cumberland. Sls In bulk ami
il«s™ In Wk*; Welsh anthracite. $1..; coke. $1-.
pert.m in bulk and flQ'ta sack.*; Rocky moun
tain. $».5O per short ton. - .._.„„. ...
Oil»— Quota ticiw are for barrels: Unseed. ,4<;
per yallou for boiled and TCe fur »\u25a0*;:»«?•««
mnr«T- .-aitor oil In cases', No. 1. 71c: Baker «
™1 $\ llffll 15: China nut. ewes. 70@SOc per
gallon- wSiaat oil in barrels/ «o«<!3 He for
vxx '57^fi«lc for No. 1 and SS&^VsCfor Nu.
'• according to Quantity; extra bleached winter
s"pera oil. 91c: natural winter .perm oiU 91c:
natural whale 00. 65c: extra win er stratned lard
nil mrHflßc- No. 1 neutsfoot oil, bOc; herring
ol!: 4<*t salmon oil. Sc; boiled ftsb oil, 33c;
Pa Coal° U6tl.U 6tl. "Gasoline, etc.— Water white, iron
narreU or drums. 10c; 130 deg oU. iron barrels
or drums. llVic: »P«cUl do._l2c: pearl oil m
cases, 17c; astral. 17c; star, l.c; extra star. 20c;
Elaine 26 1 4c; eocene. 20c; red crown and motor
gasoline, in bulk. 14% c; in cases. 21 He; No I
enciae distillate, ia drums Sc; No. 2 do. 7c;
caies 7c more; SC deg gasoline, ia bulS. 3oe; 1a
case* o7Vac; varnisa makers' and palater^
naphtha, in bulk, lie; in cases. lS^c.
Turpentine — C2e per gallon in cases and so<j
In bulk. druo» and Iron barrel*.
Roslu (per bbl of 2SO lbs)— E. #(5.50; F. $6.65*
G 56 70 11. *~; 1. * 7 - Cs i WW. $10.40.
'Red and White Lead— Red. SMj'sOc; whU«,
S4«6 1 -ic per lb.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar reanlns company qnotes as
follows terms net cash: Standard granulated
(line or coarse;, s.ti3c: fruit standard, 5.65 c;
crystal domlnos. in cases. S.tioc; tablets, la half
bbla, 6.15 c; tablets, in boxes. C.4oc: cubes and
A crushed. 5.00 c: powdered, 5.15 c: candy granu
lated, 5.73 c; confectioners* A, 5.73 c; confection
ers" crjetala, 5.75 c: inajmolla A. 5.25 c: extra C.
5.15 c; golden C, 5.05 c; D, 4»95t.'. Barrels and 50
lb bags 10c, half bbls 25c. boxes 50c more per
100 lbs for all grades. Monarch bar la quoted
over and above the price fcr standard fine (canei
granulated In 100 lb bags as follows: Bags, 100
lbs. 35c; barrels. 45c: half barrels, 60c; 4O lb
tins, cased, $2.05; 35 lb Una. cased. $2.05; 10 lb
tins, cased. 10 In a case. $2.70; S lb tins. 8 ia
a case, $2.70; CO lb boxes. 85c. No extra charge
for putting up bar ia private packages.
The California and Hawaiian sugar retain?
company quotes as follows: Granulated basis.
5.«3c; "Hlsrade" bar. 6c; powdered. 0.75 c: A
crushed, 5.90 c; berry. 5.65 c; C & H extra flna
dry granulated. 5.65 c; coarse dry granulated.
s.fisc; confectioners' A. 5.65 c; confectioner**
crystals, 5.75 c: cubes. 5.90 c; bricks. 5.90 c: extra
fine prannlated <100 bags only). — : excelsior
A, 5.25 c; extra C, 5.15 c; golden C, 5.05 c; yel
low D, 4.95 c; H. & E, crystal demtnos. 5.63 c
Additional per 100 lbs: la barrels and 50 lb
bags, 10c more; half barrels. 25c more; boxes.
50c more for all grades. Bar, In S3 lb and 4O
lb tins. $1.70 more: In 10 lb tins, 52.33 more.
Mlnimcoi order, carload weight.
Hide*. Tallow. Wool and Hop*
Although hops are qTiiet. they are firm. an 4
quotations are e>omewhat higher. According ti>
the New York Journal of Commerce, stocks ia
first hand:* are estimated as follows: Oregon,
I. TO© hales: California, 8,000 bales; Washington.
300 bales; New York. 1.500 bales. Total. 12,'X)t>
bales, as against 35,000 bales a year ago.
Hides — Culls and brands sell about Vi^lc un
der quotation.*. Heavy salted steers, 13@13H.ct
medium. llffc<3l2y>c; U?ht. HQll^e; cowhides.
ll@l2c for heavy ."ll® 12c for light; •tags. Sc;
salted kip, ll^c; salted veal, 16^ac; salted calf.
16^e; dry hides. 19H'g2Oc: dry - kip. 19c: dry
calf. 23e; dry veal. 23c: dry stags. 15c; sheep
sitlns. shearlings. 20<340c each: short wool. 50SC
75c each: medium. 75c@$l each: long wool. $1.2.1
01.73; lamb*. 25<§75c: horseh!de». salt, $2.23<W
2.75 for large and $1.75^2.25 for medium. 73c(Q
$1.50 for small and 25(g50c for colts; horsebide!*.
dry. $2@2.50 for large and $1.23(32 for medium.
50c@$l for small and 25?i?;50c for colts; goat
skins, prima angora. 50^75c; large hair goats.
lS>(§3oc; medium. 20iS25c; staall. s@l3c; Mexi
can dry hides, 17V>e; do plckhxj. 13c; do dry
nalted. 12c; dry stags. 12c; Mexican deerskins.
30<334c: dry salted do. 23@27e; dry Central
American, 2S@32e per lb.
Tallow — No. 1 rendered, 3<g3%e; No. 2, 3©
4%<*; grease. 2(fiCc.
Wool — New San Joaqain. yeac's staple. 13t8
17c; do C to 8 months, 12^ 13c: new »oatheri»
coast. 9fJl4e. Tall clip — Mountain free. 8(^12c;
do defective. B'goc; Nevada, 13(g00c rm lh.
Hops* — Prices to growers are 6@loc per lb,
with 10f£l3e for extracts.
New York Produce
NEW YORK. June 10.— Hops— Steady.-
Wool— Steady.
Petroleum — Steady.
Sngnr— Raw. easy: fair rpflains. 3.."!»5c: rpn
trlfugal. 9« te«t. 3.56 c: molasses sugar. 3.11 c:
refined. <ini»t.
Co3ee — Futures closed stead" with sates of
7.000 bagx. Inoludlns July. 6.30 c: September.
SQCLfISe: January. 3.83 c; Spot, qnirt: No. 7
Rio. J%Q9e; No. 4 Santos, 9c; mild, dull; Cor
dova. S-v^ii'^r.
Butter— Strong; creamery eitras, offlc?al.
2fiiic: process, common to special, 1832tc;
western factory. 20^i:20%e.
Cheese — Steady and unchanged.
Esgs — Steady; western second.*, 20@20%c.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples — Firm: fancy. S'-i'fiO^ic:
choice, 7 l 4'SSc: prime, G'j'fi'o: common to fair,
s^6c.
Prunes — In slightly better demaml an«l with
old stock cleaned up tbe market appears to be in
a better position. Quotations range from 2 l 4<?
to ll*jc for CaJifornia and from tic to 0c for
Oregon fruit.
Apricots — In fair Jobbing demand and with
\u25a0supplies light, prices role linn. Choice. lO 1 ?*
10 l 4c: extra choice. W-i^m^tc: fancy. ll@l3c.
Peaches — Dull: choice. 5U'G6c; extra choice,
6%Q8%e; fancy, 7<i?SV?c.
\u25a0\u25a0v Raisins — Steady: loiis* mus;-atel<i. S^i'St^c:
c&»>ice to fancy seeded. 4*4'Sjft l ; 4 r: seedless, 3?^
&5 l 2c; London layers, $1.13^it.20.
Lorn Aneeles Markets
LOS ANGELES. June 10.,— Unexpected heavy
: receipts of eggs weakened the market slight!?
today, although not enough to> affect quotations.
Extra selected brought 2Sc. local ranch candled
2tk % and case count 23i\ The cheese market was
firm. Butter was in unusual demand, creamery
extra bringing "><•.
Loral produce receipts — Egs*. 331 cases; bnt
ter. 27.224 pounds: ohf-ese. 2.2!>rt pounds; pota
toes. 178 sacks: onion*. 27 sacks: beans. 4CO
sacks: sweet potatoes, none; apples, none.
Eggs — Extra selects. 2So; local ranch candled,
2ttc; cas* count, 23c: eastern fresh. 254J260.
Butter — Creamery extras. 55c; creamery firsts,
52Vic; co.>kiii;r b«tter. 2l'i^c.
Cheese — Northern fresh. 1(5^: anchor. larg».
! 13r: anchor. \*oang America. \9c; haml ehef^e.
; anchor brand. »kr: eastern Mingles. ISc: eastern
twins. lSo; eastern eheddars. 17c: eastern long
horn. 19c: eastern daisy, ISV^IPe; S»ls«. im
: ported, Swiss, domestic. ISc: bricH
cream. »>:• l!mb»irsfer. 20c: Tnlare. 14c: Import- «
ed Roiinefort. 42c; Edara. 3«-37 sir*, ease of 12.
$s.sotftU: Orman breakfast, $t r>er box: Seiif*^
chatel. |1.20 per b«.\: Sierra. $1.10 ncr box;
Canada, cream. I dozen to box. 9fle; Schloiwkase.
1 $1 per box: Cimembert. $1.20- per box; Oregon
\u25a0 cheese. ITQI9e. "
'* Beans (per ctlt — No. 1 pink. $3.75: N». t limn.
$4.35: Lady Washington. #5.25; small white. $<U
blaekeve. $3.50: r.axvanzas, $t.50; lentlla. Ger
man, jfl: do raliforhla. $5.
W Potatoo* (per ctlt — Local early rose. $2,501$
2 75' northern early rose. $2..V)fti2.~; local Bur
banks. $2.75: Highlanils, $2.30; I.otnpoc. $2.7.-.;
Utah. -$2'?i2.25: Oregon Biirtmnks. $2.fi0<fJ2.75;
sweets, yellow, local, $2.50: new potatoes. $2-J3
Chlrnno Dairy I»roduVt Market*
CHICAGO. June 10. — Butter. **teady: creamer-.
les, 23!§:27p: dairie*. 20^^21^^; e«gs. steady;
receipts. 17,027 cases: at mark, cases Included,
lOe- firsts. 19'^c: prime first*. 21 cheese,
firm: dalsins. IS^-eiV: twins. lS^i^lSc; Youns
E. F. HUTTOK & CO.
J'tO California St. Tel. Douslas Z-IS7
§t. Francis Hotel TeL Douglas 3»82
Members New York Stock Exchange
Pioneer H«»u*e
Private ~\Vtre to Cnleaso and
v Xew York
R. E. MItCAHEY, Manager
Lombard & Son, Inc.
1028-1030-1032 .Monadnock BW|U
Are prepared to loan -on Calif ornjj,
irrigated improved farms; term 10
years, with privilege of paying before
and stopping interest. Correspondence
ijoliclted.

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