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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
DEALINGS IN WALL
STREET DIMINISH
l^fnid Speculators Influenced by
XJhccrtsLinty Concerning
„ •-.: Railway Situation
Await Progress of Bill Regard
. :)ng : Carriers Through Con
\u25a0\u25a0 v; ference Stage
:"'; ' !VeTV York Stock List
• El F. Hutton & Co., 490 California street,
ojfmberscf ibe New York stock exchauge, fur
nish the' folio wins list of bond and Block eales
..yesterday:
. Sales | STOCKS {Ulghl Low | Bid | Ask
. .V: . ..1 Allis-Chalmors ..! 1 S% !T~
........ Do pfd 1 29 30
y&OOO Amalg Copper. .-.I 06% 65 \ 05% C 6
....!..i Am Be«?t fc'ugarj 34 34%
-.?.•.-.... Do pfd j .; 93 05
\u25a0COC'Amer Car C 0.... 9% »>i j »'4 9>i
•' ~VW<] .l>o pfd 71^i 7O=4j 71% 72
••\u25a0 • 800 Aai Car & F Co. 55% 55» 4 I 54% 55
\u25a0•...•„•... I>O pfd 1 112-% 113
:•• . TftOAmcr Cotton Oil. 01% Cl^ HIM 61%
;..!• t»o pfd l«2 107
';.: jAmer Hide & L ..j 6 6%
v •-\u25a0 100| \u25a0" Do pfd 35 ."5 S4«i 35%
.. ".500;Am Ice Kecur... 23% 22% 23% 23? i
....... Amer Linseed 12% IS
...- Do pfd :52% 34
" ',' -100 Am Locomotire.. 44 44 43 44
".^v;.'-. Do pfd 104 106
:..v:.".jAiu*r Malt i 5% «
•-..>..'.. 1 Do pfd 1 33% 36
• -i.OHOiAm Smlt & B Co.j 77 | 75% 76% 7li«i
ofOi -Do pfd jWKU ltCi;|lO4 105
- 400iAmer S'njar 119% H^Vfc U*-% H»%
...h.-.J Do r" 1 1S » 120
...s-\u0094 Amer Steel V 53 M
\u25a0 1.600. Am T *: T Co.. 155% 134% 135>.; 135%
\u25a0•'400Amer Tob pfd.. 95% 95 95 96
• ;ABK>r Woolen 31% 32%
.;..::.. Do pfd 99 100
300;Anacomla 41% 40% 41 41%
(Associated «»il 50 \ 52
•sf»o]Atlantic C Un«>.!l2l 1120 120%*121
\u25a0^,"400. A T & Santa Fe.|105% j104% 104% 104 7 i
Do i>M 101% 101»4
HOO.Balt &. Ohi«> 1127*1112 112i a 112%
l^a pfd .-' I ). ... fcS 90
....... .(Bttlilelipm Steel.] | 21 26
I Do pfd j 57
5.300;B R T 1 «s% 77% 7S 7S»i
• . WC^Cacadisn Tadfic. 196% lf>«i» 196% 196%
4.500.C & 0 83%! 82% 83% 83%
. • BOOIC 4: A 37 136 26% 37
..,-....!C A: G W )..... ..... 25% 26%
..-aXT. Do pfd I 47 i 46% 47% 4S
. .-4.000 & N W J145 J145 J145 140 I
.\u25a026.fiOfiC XI & Rt V jl27i*H2:j3i 126% 126%
. SMiOi Do pfd 1152 1151 151% 152
• \u25a0 r.i»ri Central Leather.! 38 |38 37% 38
:VSX)\ Do pfd ;Uiß%ilOß% 10S»4ll0»
-.JCent i<f X J j..... 260 2»0
;Cbioag<j Torm 2 4 :
I Do pfd S 12
C O C & St L SO% 80J4
... , Do pfd .. 1 09 100
100 Colo Fuel & Iron 35 S3 35 35%
..:....i Do pfd 1118411514
Colum II C & 1 5 5%
. 100 Colorado So CS 58 5S TM
i Do Ist pfd 76% 77%
I Do 2d pfd 75% 75%
\u25a0 l.«*t Toasol Gas 135% 134 ij 135% 135 ii
WXiCorn Products ..' 15',i 14% 15 15%
i i*o pfd ......j 1 75 83'
:;<i<> !k-l A: Hud50n. .j164%|164% 104 lO>
.... D L& W 530 5«0
•4Ufi,D tc R Q i 35% 35 35% 35%
' i "Do pfd 78>i 79
•Diamoad Match .! 97 KH>
400 Distil Serur ...j 30 29V- '*»X 2J)%
iDalutbe S& A ..J. 12 15'
...-.-...) Do pfd j «. 24 27
3,5<i0 Erie 1 SO^il 20% 2(5% 26 7 4
300] Do 1« pM ... 44% j 44% 44% 44%
3M|G«a Electric *.1ii45%j1« ' 144>5. 145
SOO (ircat Nor Ore.. <» !53 59 "] o9*-i '
4.loo;Grpat Xor pfd ..131% 130 131 W132'
...... .IllJinois t>u I j 132 \u25a0" 1.13
l".Soo|lnt»Tboro-Metro ..| 19% 18% 19 19%
4.<Wo|Do pfd 52% 54 62 52%
..% .Inr»T M Marine 514 5%
! Do ;.fd j 17 18
... . .-..\u25a0lotpr I'nper j.' 11 12
.... 1 Do pfd 1 fS 52
.400 Inter Tump 46 j 45^4 46 4(t>4
........I Do pfd ..| 52% B.;'
7<Hi : lowa Central .1 19%[ 19 18% 19U
J.HiOf *Do pfd I :W|34% 35 36
2oOKans City So .. 32%! 32^ 32-. 33
...:...-;.r»o pfd 64% SS
:..-..:. Lake Krle & W...f. 16 17
I Do pfd 45% 45%
1,500.1. & S 144% 142% 144% 144%
\u0084!M««*ay | 55% SR
j Do pfd I 74" 76
[Manhattan 132 135
..'Mexican Cen 26% 27'
4(ki Minu &St L 32 31 30% 02
\u25a0-..! Do Ist pfd «0 68%
SOWU J-t P& S S M.|138 1137% 137 138
! Do pfd ; j 146 147
l,sOo]M<» Kan &, Texas. SO% 39% 39% 39%
Do pfd cey, 65%
4<toJM)Kßf.url Pacific. . fi7 s i C7»i <>7% u"al
l.tiOOiNationHl U-ad ... 75 |74 74% 75 ,
-•! Do |rfd 108% 108 10S% 108%
INationul Biscuit 105 107
• I Uo » )fJ Xl 125
TatO^Nevada Oins 19"s 19% 1994 20
jX V Air Brake <!2 65
4.200 X V Central 116 115% 115T4 116
X V C & St L «3V4 04
.....:. Do Ist pfd 100 * 105
Do 2d pf d S3 90
XYXH &11 152 155
31X1 X V Ont & W... 44% 43% 43% 44
*• 6WI Xorfolk & W ... 100% 100 100% HHUi
i....J Do pfd 7. 83 M
2nn'Xorth Amorlc«n.. «•.» CO CRT' 159
.3.200 Xortuern Pacific. 126% 123 126^126%
"n;Hh.-i , 140 150
•-• I Do pfd 150 155
iPaclfic Coast 10« \u25a0 110
lOOJPacific Mail 24% 24% 24% 24%
iPaoifip Td £>. Tel 3.1 35
.....*..( Do pfd 90 100
• " 7,so<.i!P«nn RR Co 132 131% 131% 131%
200jPcople'6 Gan .... 107^4 10GM- 107 107«
.200 Pittsburs Coal .. 18% 18% 18% 18*2
....... Do pfd 65 07
\u0084.;..... PC C & St L «S 99
' Do pfd 110 116
...<.\u25a0••... Pressed Steel Car 34% 35
........ Do pfd '. 95 s7
• . '100 Ry Stl Springs Co 35 35 33 35 M
\u25a0.• .. Do pfd U9 104
'.U,sog!ll<^'ding 154% 152% 15:5% 153%
I Do Ist pfd 88% 00%
!] Do 2d pfd ' »S 99
I.7iKij Republic S & 1.. 31% 29V 31% 32.'
• • COi) Do pfd 94% 93% 94% 95
5,100 Rork Island Co.. 40% 40' i 40>4 40%
50U Do pfd M 85' 84 85
'.'.. Sloss s s i I Co «S»4 0914
I Do pfd 100 116'
}SL 4c SP lrt pfd 55 65
. 1.000 Do 2d pfd ....' 41 3914 40 41
• ;UH)]St L& S W 30»4 30 294 29%
.3/Xii Do pfd 74 73 73% 74
13.3oO|Soulhern Pacific. 122% 121% 121% 121%
. «00 Southern Ry 25% 25% 25% 25%
•. ..«00( Do pfd 6S*% 59% 5914 59%
.;\u25a0• iTenn Copper 24% 26
..'. Texas Pacific 29% 30
...-. ...{Third Avenue ...; ..... ju SV.
3T»0!Tol St L & W... 2»% 29% 29 30
400] Do pfd. 60 59% 59 60
•- . Twin City B T.. ..- 110% 111
...:-•.., Union Bug &. P 7' s
-• Do pfd 57 60
57.500 Union Pacific 173 171% 172% 17254
1.000 Do pfd 93 92% J«2% 93
.•.....'. D Bof-S F ..-. ..... 30 35
. . JOO] Do pfd 60 00 60 65
......vU S Cast Iron P 19% 21%
...... .| Do pfd.. 62 70
700JU S .Rubber..... :» 58% 38% 39
• .W»! "Do lrt pfd 110 109% 109 U. 110
\ Do 2d pfd 74" 80
110,r,00,t; S Steel Cor. .. 79 771,4 78% 78-i
4.500J Do pfd 116«J U5% 115% 116
2.500 Utah Copper 44% 43% 44% 44%
g,BOO!Va-Car Chem Co. 60% 59% <U)« 60%
Do pfd 122 125
*. 2on|Wiihssh-. 19% 19% 191,4 ia%
1.300] Do pfd 43% 42% 43 43%
*...*.... 1We115-Pargo Ex 158 .168
.* 200 Western Union... 65 C 304 65
300 Westinghonse ... 62 61 01 62 •
.*...,..< W& L E t , , .3% Vi
... Do Ist pfd... 8 10
Do 2d pfd.....' .^... 4% r.%
.. ..'... \ Wisconsin- Central ..,.. .'.... 50 03%
4C\Coa— Total shares sold.
»w Yprk Bonds
L' S rof 2* rcg..!00% Int Met 4%s .. v ..79U
I>o." coupon .:..100% Int Mer M*r 4%«. 64
-Do 3s rog I(H% Japan 4s 90%
,I>« Coupon 101%D0.4%s :......'84%
Do '4s r«>g 114% Kan City. So Ist 3s 72%
Do jeoupon ..\.1J4% LShor deb 45.1!)31 93
Allls-Chal Ist ss. 76 L & X unified 4s. 97%
Arn^er Acrieul ss. 101 M, X & Tex Ist 4s 97%
Ainer TATct-45.100% Do yen 4%5,...87«4
Amfr Tobacco 4a. 7F Mo Pacific 4»... .. 78
Do 6s I<\V% Do cv frtictfs.. 93%
Armour 4%5..... Sl«i N B of -Mcx : 4%5. »4%
Alrb pen 4s SB% X V C gen 3%5.. 8» -
Do «r 4s- 10S% Do deb 48 ..... 92%.
Do. or r« 107% XY.NH & H ct65.131%
Atlan C.Llst 4s. 9T.% Kor & W, Ist conis 98%'
BPlt &.Ohio 45.. 98% Do CT. 4s: ;-.;.,; 101- •
Do G%s 90% Xnr Pacific 4e....X0Q%
Do S -W 3%5.. 90 Do 38 ......... 71«
BrcK»klyn Tr cr 4s R3% O S Line rfdg 4s. 93%
Contra! of Ga 55.104% P* cr 3145, 1913. 95%
c*nt . leather 5«.. ««%JP* coo 4« ......UO2
CUR nf-NJ gn G5.121% Reading gen 45..: J»B%
<.Wj& Ohio 4%5.101%j5t L. & S F f g 4s. 81
„ \\ r*t te 93% . Do ' gen 5s ..\..-S7
< hi^& Alton 3%k. 7014 St L S W, crm 4%. 76%
<.B & Q Joint 4s 94% Do let gold 4«..i»0"
, P° P?n *» »7% Seaboard A L.4s. 72
V* 1 * kiTVgn 3%s»2Vi So Pacific c 0 1:45.. JtOVS
1..R1& P*c col 4s 76 Do cr 4s ...... !«%
Do refdg 4r.... 87% Do Ut ref 45.~..V4%
$2fc JJ^V* Z*y~ ii* 5r....i05
Colo Midiasd 45.. 72- hDo gea 4« ... 70%.
STT. PAUL, STOCK
KEENLY WATCHED
NEW YORK, June 9.^ — There was
a further falling off in the amount
of the dealings in stocks today
and some remaining uncertainty,
in .the tone of speculation, al
though on a narrowing range of
fluctuations^ \u25a0 ,
The relations of the railroads to
the control exercised by the gov
ernment held Its prominence as 1 a
subject of influence. Sentiment
was unsettled over the direction
of that influence. The probable
period required by the interstate
commerce, commission _for the con
sideration of proposed rate ad
vances .was canvassed with some
anxiety and the. progress of the
railroad bill through, the confer
ence^ stage was awaited with in
terest, especially the proposed
restoration of supervision of the
capital issues.
The movement of St. Paul was
watched with close attention on
account of a supposition that the
policy of restraint on the market
had centered its operations in that
stock. The recent heavy selling
of the stock has aroused much
conjecture over its . source and
varying surmises over the identity
of the seller made up one of the
features of the day's market. The
renewed depression of St. Paul at
the outset of the trading was of
considerable sentimental effect on
the whole list, and its rebound
had the effect of relieving the
heaviness of the general list.
The copper industrials were af
fected both here and abroad by
the increase in surplus stocks of
the .metal during May, reported
yesterday by the Copper; Produc
ers' association, and this-consti
tuted another influence in the
early depression.
These Influences at first over
balanced that of the reduction in
the Bank of England official dis
count rate, which had the effect of
reviving the London buying of
stocks in this' market. The items
of^the bank's weekly statement
showed clearly the definite passing
of the influence of the tax collec
tions and the necessity forced on
the central institution of effecting
some distribution to the market
of these heavy accumulations by
purchase of treasury bills. . The
Bank of France and the Imperial
bank of Germany, at the same
time, made strong weekly returns.
The upward course of United
States steel helped to lift prices
during the day.
Bonds were irregular. Total
sales par value 51,641,000.
; United States 3s deeclined & per
cent in the bid price "ori call.
Col So r&ext 4%s J>s- Union Pacific 45.. 100%
Del & Hud ct 4s. 88 Do cv 4a 105
Den & Rio G 4s. 93% Do Ist & ref 4s. 06%
Do ref 5s 9U4 U S Rubber 65... 102%
Distillers 5s 66%|U S Steel 2d 55. .102%
Erie prior lien 4s. 82 IVa Car Chein 55..'V9
Do gen 4g 72}4|Wabasa Ist 5s 109
Do cv 4s, ser A 71 Do Ist & ext 4s 67%
Do ct 4s, ser 865 Western Md 45... 83%
Gen Elect ct 08..136 Westing El cr ss. SS
1U Cen Ist ref 4s 97% Wis Central 45».. 90%
Aeiv York Mlninsr Stocks
Alice ....;...„.. 2.25 LeadTllle Con .... 06
Brunswick Con . . 07 Little Chief ..... O^S
Com Tua StocV.. 25jMexican 99
Com Tun Bonds.. 17 Ontario. 2.25
Con Va Mln Co.. S2;Ophir 82
Horn Silver ..... KOlStandard "...;..... 75
Iron Silver 1.05! Yellow Jacket ... .05
Xew York Curb Stocks*
Bid. Ask.l Bid. Ask.
Amer Tob ..420 425 |San Toy 28 33
Bay State G. % 9-16igUndard Mm. 14 15
Boston .Con.. 17 20 Do pfd ....45 4S
Brit Col Cop. 5% s%jStandard 0i1. 615 625
Bte Coalition 1-S% 19% ' Super & Pitts 11^4 12
Chi Subway. 2 2% Tri Bullion... i % • %
Cum Ely ... 6 S Ton Exten .. 85c 92c
Davis Daly.. 1% 1% United Coppr. 5% 6
Dolore 6 0% Do pfd, ... 15 26
Dom Copper. .2c be United R Co. 9 ' 10
El Rayo ... 3%" 4 Yukon G01d.4 5-16 4 7-lfi
First N Cop. 3% 3% Ray Central.. 2% 2 9-16
Giroux 7% IV*. Ray Con ... 16% 17
Gld Cons ..8 9-16 8% Ohio 2% 2 3-16
Gld Daisy .. 5% 7 Braden 4% 4%
Gld Florence. 2«A 2% Chino 11% 11 y.
Greene Can.. 7% 7% Ely Cent ...1% 13-16
Gug Express.lßo 190 Glla 5% 5%
Kerr Lake .. 8% 8% Inspiration .. 7% 7>i
La R05e... 4 5-16 4 7-16 Ely Con .... % %
Miami- 20% 2f»% Con Ariz ... 2 2 1-10
Mines of Ant 62 03 Mays .........123 125
Montg Sho. .. »£ % June 30 34
Xcv Utah .. 13-16 *%! January ..... 40 52
Xipisslng. 11% 11 11-16|
Boston Copper Stocks
BOSTON, June 9. — Trading in Boston copper
shares during the morning session disclosed
some weakness, due presumably to the somewhat
disappointing- copper report published yesterday;
While no serious declines have tak«-n place; the
tendency in the active issues is toward a lower
leveL
The following list is furnished by E. F. Hut
ton is. Co., 490 California street, San Francisco:
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
Adventure .. 5% 0% Xewhouse ...,Ix4 1%
Allouez 39 40 North Butte.. 31% 32
Arcadian ... 5Vt 5% Xcv Con ... 19% 19%
Aria Com .. 16V4 10% North Lake... 10% 10-4
Atlantic 6%' 7% Old Dominion 35 \u2666 36
A P " 5% 5% Osceola . 131 137
Do pfd ... 16 17 Ojlbway ..... 7 7%
Baiaklalr ... 15 15 % Parrot 14 —
Bte CrfaJitJon IS% 18%!Quiney ...... 74 73 "
Cal & Arir.. 61 63 Shannon ..... 11% 111/
Cal & Hecla.sss 565 Santa Fe ... 1% 2
Centennial .. 16 16% United Shoe.. 66% 67
Coppr Range 63% 63% Do pfd . .". "29 29M,
D«ly West... 8 8% Super & Bost 10 10%
East Butte.. 8 . 8% Super & Pitts 11% 12
Franklin 11% 12 Super Copper. 42' 42%
Granby 39 40 Tamarack ... — 50
Hancock .... 17% 18 Trinity 5% 614
Helvetia 3 3% U S Mining. 40 40 1 !
Isle R0ya1e..,19 19% Do pfd ... 4»% 49%
Indiana .17 17% Utah Apex .. 3 3T4
Kerr Lake .. 8% 8% Utah Cons ... 21 21%
Keweenaw'.. r,% 3% Victoria 3 3S
Lake Copper. f s2 52% Wolverine . .113 114'
1^ Salic ... 11% 12% Wyandotte . . 1% 2
Mass Con .. 7% 8 Winona 7U 7%
Mexico Con.. 1% 1% Greene Can... 7% '7%
Mich Mm .. 4% 5 iGlroux ...... 7 71?
Mohawk ....50 — |Ray Con ... 10% 17
Boston Curb Stocks
Bid. Ask. l Bid. Ask.
Ariz & Mich. 35 40 Mason Val.. 7% 8%
Ahmeek 165 170' Oneco ....>..' 3% ;{i?
Bohemia .... 7^4 7%|Shattuck Ariz 25 26
Boston Ely:. 2% 2 V* South Lake... 4% 5«
Calaveras ... 6% «% Inspiration .. 7% 7u
Cactus -....„ 2% 2% Davis Daly... 1% 1%
Chief Cpns... 1% 1% Cblno .11^11%
Corbin* 7 7% Ohio ........ 2% 2M
Ely Witch... 10 18 Majestic ..... 58 59
Keystone ... 314 3% Blue Bell ... 90 95
Live Oak ... 20 21 \u25a0
London Clotting Stocks-
Cons for money. S2 3-1 OjLouisv &<Na5h....147 r
Do for .acct.:.: 82% M, X & Texas.... 40%
Amal Copper ....08 NY Centra 1..... .119%
Anaconda ........ 8% Norfolk & West... 102«.
Atrhison ........ ..107% '\u25a0: Do -pfd \u25a0.•..\u25a0.....\u25a0 92%
Do pfd ;....., .105 Ont & Western... 43%
Bait & 0hi0...... 115% Pennsylvania ..... 07%
Can Pacific .201% Rand Mines ...... «J%
Cites & Ohio .85 Reading ..:..... .'78%
Chi Great West.. 27 So Railway . .. .' 26^i
Clii, Mil & St P. 129 Do. pfd ........ 61%
De Eecrs . .. 17% So Pacific .:. ...;125
Den & Rio G 36% Union Pacific ....179%
Do pfd 80% Do pfd ........ 90
Erie 27% U S 5tee1. ....... ; : 82
Do Ist pfd..... 46 'Do pfd ........119%
Do 2d nfd......,35 Wabasb- ..:...;... 20 \u25a0
Grand Trunk .... 30% Do pfd .....V:. 44% !
W Central .....'.136% Spanish 4s ....... S)SU
Bar silver— Steady; 1 24 9-16 d." per ounce.
Money— 2% @2%, per cent.
The rate of discount in the- open -market for
*Uorr bills Is 2%®2%per cent and for three
months' bills 2% per cent.
Treasury Statement
WASHINGTON. June 9.— The condition of the
treasury, at the beginning of business : today was
as followu: : - . . . t . -. .
Trust funds — Gold . coin, $557,304,569* silver
2? 11 -^ S -™* 4O ?; 553 - OOO: BllT « lollarV 1^90?
f3.'-?^f 3 .'-?^? 00 ,: » llTer cerUflcates outstanding, $430.'
y Genpral . fund—Standard : silver dollars In'gcn
rS ioo und * f'- 4<6 ' 734 5 current liabilities, . $99,-
. 4 ,°i'^2 : w «^ n X balance In treasury offices. ?19,
239.0.^.; in banks to credit of., treasurer of the
L^ lted .o Stllte8 '^ ' W8.645.631; - subsidlarv silver
co n. J21.056.740; mlnorcoin, ?1.156.521;; total
balance in general fund,- $83,091,702. , •
Bank of England Discount Rate
. Juno > 9.— The ': rate of i discount ' of
the : Bank: of Kngland was reduced from 3 V, to 3
per .cent * <w< "r , -j^fyttft^dPocß&jgiiAri^Sai&iii
x" Tue \ influx of : gold is - improving the rc< erve
and caused the reduction. wUll^tlif< Iwfik's uur
•:-:»',•\u25a0, \u25a0\u25a0„\u25a0 . > . : \u25a0 " . .-..<;\u25a0
•jL/iiij: ?SAiN SEIi^ ;j."uft.K. :io, ivitit
Oil land Local Stocks Inactive
Cornstock Shares Rather Higher
chases of treasury, bills made money morcplentl- ]
ful in the open market.- ' ;
. Chi<'j«K«» DlMcbunt. Rate ,
CHICAGO,. June* 9.- — New York exchange, 10c
discount. \u25a0 . \u25a0 -
. \cw York: Money Market - v'^ I
NEW YORK, Juue 9.— Money 'on' call," easy .'at
2(ii2Vi per "cent; ruling rate; ; 2V4 percent; 1 clos
ing bid, 2V4 per. cont; offered at 2^4 per cent.- Ms
• Time loans, weak; GO days, 3V4fct3VS per- cent;
00 days, SVi per cent;' six months, "4@4^4' per
cent;-.. 1 - ;.'-.- '- ..\u25a0 \u25a0' \u25a0' \u25a0 * '.-.-:\u25a0 ---;- .-\u25a0•:'
> Prime mercantile paper, 4% to 5Vi per cent.
v Sterling exchange, steady, with -. actual - bnsi- i
ness in bankers' bills at $4.84@4.8415 for GO day
bills and at ; 54 .8065 for demand. . .. \u25a0
Commercial bills, $4.83V4@4.84.
; Bar silver. 53% C? . ' - ': '. < '
Mexican . dollars, 44c. \u25a0 .. .-/\u25a0• - '\u25a0<.
Government bonds, weak ; : railroad - bonds, ir- \u25a0
regular. - \ "
IVortbern Biixtnesn
TACOMA. June 9.— Clearings/ $567,043;; bal
ances, $6(i. 192. °i}: -.-.•. ' V I
SEATTLE. June 9— Clearings/ $2,035,037;
balances, . $3G2.161. ' :.- \u25a0 ' •
•SPOKANE. June o.— Clearings, $728,248; bal
ances. $70,000.
PORTLAND,. June o.— Clearings, r 51,245,354;
balances; $G7,210. - ; ' \u25a0:. . ,-
Loans, K\cliaiiKe anil Sliver
The Bank of England . yesterday ' reduced * Its
rate of discount— /rora 3^4 to 3 . per cent, indi
cating easier money markets abroad. \Paris and
Berlin exchange on. Loudon; were lower. ; V
Prime mercantile paper. ......... s®6per.*cent
Ix>ans on real e5tate. ....... ....5V»@S per cent
Sterling exchauge, CO days .... — <ss4.S4ii
Sterling exchange, 5ight... ...:.'. — $$4.87 \u25a0 I
Sterling exchange, cab1e5. ....... — @4,88
New York exchange, sight...... — fijl .5 - L
New York exchange, telegraphic..—® 7U - .
Hongkong excliange, 5ight.. ....: --@
Hongkong exchange, telegraphic. — © 4oTs
Silver, per ounce — <ia .&3^i **
Mexican dollars, nominal^.. ..... — & DO
CONTINENTAL . '
Now York on Paris ....519%
Nrw York on Mexico. .. .'. 201%
Berlin on London ;.... .....25.27
Paris .on London ...20.49%
STOCK MARKET
IjOcal Kocuritii's continued inactive yesterday,
with no changes " worthy of notf*. , There were
nalos of Central Trust company stock'- at' sl2o:
Traasactlous lv bonds were light. -
There was some activity in the Comstocks.
especially Union, and • quotations generally
ranged higher throughout the list. -
The southern Nevadas were active on . the
informal session, Goldfleld Kewanas being heav
ily dealt in. the sales inthls stock amounting to
over 100,000 shares. Prices showed no change,
however. Goldficld Con. rose from $5. 50 to $8.62
and Belmont from §3.72 to $3.90. ":
The .Yukon gold company has declared a regu- 1
larly quarterly dlvideud of 2 per "cent, payable j
June 30. *- .''-.' v . j
Tonopah advices say that the first shipment
of bullion from the Belmont mill- was' not. a.
large one, as -it represented • less ', than half a
month's run, but that quite a tonnage of con
centrates is about to.be sent out. All future
shipments of bullion and concentrates will | rep
resent the full run of the mill' and will amount
to a large buui. Everything is running smoothly
In all departments of the. big reduction plant. At
present the average dally., tonnage of ore treated
amounts to a little over, 200 tons, but. this will
be Increased by the installation of coarser, bat
tery screens until the daily average reaches
240 tons. , /
I Assessment Directory Comntock Mines !
Company — No. Del. Board. Sale Day .~Amt.'
Ton. No. Star.. 2 Apr. 12' .:..... .03
Mexican 100 May 17 June 9 7 .15 !
Andes ......... 71 May2o June 21 .10 ;
; Yel. Jacket 36 .June 5 July 11 .15 '
1 Union ....... ..22 ,' June 7 July 1 .10
Caledonia ...... S2 June 13 July S .10
Sierra Nev. 22 June 16 July 12 ,10
Crown Point .... 6 June 18 July 20 -.10
Cen. Eureka .... 24 June 12 : July 16 \02%
Justice 0 June 25 \u25a0 July 19 ' .03
Cbollar .... 13 July 3 July 29 .03
Ophir .' . SO July 4 Aug. 2 .25
Alta 7S July 4 July 29 .03
Belcher .92 July 4 . July 29 .10
v STOCK AND BOM) EXCHANGB
THURSDAY, June 9— 10:30 a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS ' , '
Bid. Ask. . \u25a0. Bid. Ask.
\u25a0Is qr cp new — \u25a0 \u25a0 — 3s qr coup...— —
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Ala A W ss. Oak Tran 65.10S —
Am R El ss. 93 94 Oak Tran 5.^.105 —
Asso Oil ss. — 98% O Tran Cn 55.105 — '
Bay CPC 55.103 — O Trac Cn os — 97
Cai C G os. lol — O Trac Co 5s — "\u25a0.-—\u25a0'
Cal G& E g O W gtd 55..95 fIS
m &ct ss. — 100 Vi Om Cable 6s. 104% 107
Cal rt C 55. 102 — Pac G Im 4s. S4 —
Cal Wine ss. 89% — ' P E Ry 55.. — 105%
City El 55.. 89% 90^4 Pac. L&P ss. — —
C C Wat ss.; — 101% Do gtd 55. ; — 101%
Do g mgss 95U 95% Pac T&T us. ftß»4 99
Ed Xl LAOS. 100 — P&.O II Os.UKt 102
Ed' L&P 6s. — 110 . P & OR Os.loo : -—
DuPt P 4%s — -— People's 'Wss — 69
First FTrss — — Powell st 65.. 100 101%
V&. C H 65.101 — Sao EG&RSs. — 101 "
HC & H 55.104 105% S Diego Ros — — ,
Hon R T Os. — 108% S J L&P ; ss. 95% 97
L Tahoe Rss — 98 SV El .Ry 5s 05 —
L A Elec 55.101 — SF.O i SJus.lo2 —
LAG & E155.100 102 Do:^ mgss — 97^4
Do Cor ss. 97% — Do- Con ss. — 93%
L A'R.v ss. .105 106 SJ& SCR 4%s — 90
LAL gtd ss. — — Sierra R Cs..— —
LAP lem ss. 103 — ' S P• of C 6s
LAP Cal ss. 100% — (1912) ... -.103% 104 ft
Marin- TV-' 55:101% — SPC 1 cgss.H2% —
Mkt st C' 05.102% — S P'B.K Os. — 123%
Do km Cs. — 100% SPRR Ist r4s 95% —
MV& MtTos. — — Stkn . G&E : 05.105 — ,
NRof C ss. — 133 SV W g mg4s — , 90ft
NC Ry 55.. — 105 UG & E ss.'— -102%
NC P Coos.lOO 105 UR of SF 4s. 67% 6S I
N O P Cn 5s 04% 95% Vallejo.Ben & .
N El Co os; 84, 89 Napa . RR5s — —
O GL&H ss. —'105 Val. Co "P 55.. 90% —
• WATER STOCKS . :
Marin Xo \u25a0.. 01%(S V Wat Co. 47ft 47%
GAS AND ELECTRIC STOCKS
City El Co.. 52% 53% Pac L pfd... — —
N Oal Power— 65 Do com ... 67% 70
Oro W, • L&P 62ft 64 « • ;.-.
, INSURANCE STOCKS
Cal Ins Co.. 75 SO iPac C Cas C 6.154 — .
Firemn's Fd. — \u25a0 240 ) "
BANK STOCKS
Am Ntl 8k.127%135 ; First Natnl.. — 252%
Anglo & L0n.152%156 Mer \u25a0 Nat Bk. — >
Bank of CaL — . — A V r National.— 142%
Cent Trust.. 119 — | Union T Co.. — —
\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0- SAVINGS BANKS. v '$
Ger S & L.2750 3000 ; S F Say U..525 — I
Hum S .8k.M25. 15t> Say &.L-SO.. ; 125
Mut Say Bk. — 03% Sec Say \u25a0 Bk . . — 333 -
STREET RAILROAD STOCKS
California ..120 — iPresidio ;.. .T25 30
' POWDER : STOCKS
Dv Pont . pfd 83% 86%! Giant .C0n .,..., 78% — /
Do com ..134 — I
SUGAR STOCKS
Hawaiian C- 40 — jMakawelis'C — 59%
llonokaa S C 18ft lOWJOnomca ,S C. 46 4S
Hutch SPC 18 18% Paauhau S C.,27 28
Kilauea SC. 13 — - lUnion =S Co. . — —
OIL STOCKS
Amal Oil Co. — •\u25a0•.. —•\u25a0 Sterling Oil.: 2% —.:
Assb Oil Co. 50% -50% W Coast ;o pf — \u0084101 /
Palmer Oil.: — .1.45 Do:comv'... -\u25a0 — &*.— 'j^
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Alaska PA. 90 -90% Pac >Aux FA — 5
Cal X C A. loo— Pac-O 80rax.154 — 1
Cal Wine-A, 31 \u008433 Pan T&T pfd — — .
MV& MtTm. — f. Do com ...'32ft 34-
N Alas S Co. — ' — Philip T-& T22 23ft
\u25a0 : ..- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;. SALES, jv A ; .;\u25a0• '\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0
' Morning Session '
"\u25a0• Board — '-^fixieeaWgSifiß*''. \u25a0 \u25a0•'
50 Hawaiian. Coml.& Sugar. C 0.... 40.00 .
• 25 Oro Water, L&P .62.25
$2,000 S F, Oak & S J : 2d-mtgiSs...r 96.75 '\u25a0-\u25a0
Street— - .. ; :- ; -- •..:-"-.'-•\u25a0.-\u25a0--•\u25a0\u25a0. \u25a0
$4,000 City Electric' Co r>5.......C... 90.00 -.'\u25a0.
' •-, Afternoon \u25a0 Session -• \u25a0 \u25a0-\u25a0: .'•. V :
" " .Board — :- :\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0
75 Associated' Oil C 0...... ........ 50.50'
53 Ontral Trust , Co of Cal '. . r. . . . . 120.00
10 City -Electric Co ...... ....... ..33.<t0 .'
15 City Electric- Co ;riTr.".^;r;':.J. 52.75
,SI,OOO Market st- Cable 6s.\ . . ....t. .M 02.73 I
$3,000 S P R, R Ist refdg: 45. '.:..'...- 96: 00 V.:
$1,000 United R R of S-K 4s: .....'..*' 67. 87%
- UNLISTED . SECURITIES "• , .-*-,.-;
23 Pacific : Gas &' Electric (c0m).. '54. 00
.-:\u25a0 03 Pad flo; Gas- & -Electric (com). -.'54. 50 .%'\u25a0"
r $5,000 Pacific Gas & ' Electric ssrrT:*. . 97.87%
\u25a0» — :—: — :—-.—: — -.—. — : — :—: — ».
MINING STOCKS
SAN -''.FRANCISCO ' STOCK I EXCHANGE 9.''-!
.Following .were 'the sales on "the ' San Fren
cisco stock exchange yesterday: \u25a0•\u25a0'\u25a0-
. COMSTOCKS : : /
Regular Morning 11 Session '\u25a0
.200 Bullion : . ... . :'.; 10 400 Sierra NeVi'';vV. 17
»200 Cbollar .-'.....'. j 13 200 Union -'r-.rV7.TW?> 2B
1500 Con Vs'MCo. : .8H 500 Union ..:..... 29
1300 Mexican, ;..1.07'/j 1200 Union -:..V. ...;'* 30
1400 Ophir: ...... -.-.-•\u25a0\u25a0 88 ;; • \. \u25a0 : .. \u25a0'- :
:.\u25a0\u25a0< •\u25a0\u25a0- . Afternoon : Session ; •' \u25a0\u25a0- •\u25a0 ' -
,-500 Andes'.....'.: 17 .700 Bierra "Key .... 2t :
I<X) Gould & Cur.-^l9 '' lW, Silver? Hill '...* 11
*100 Mexican v...': i:io )100 Silver Hill-..; 12
iOOOi OOO Mexican i... 1.12% 300, Union -.;:.".".. .'.^30
200 X Gould&C. 21 '300! Union-:.. i.....;-32i .....;-32
, 200'X -,GouUl-.&- P C. -:'•: 22 -GOu; Union* ;..r.t.-; ;: 31
'.: 500 X \u25a0 Gould "&; C. 23 1600 Union ;tr." :.:.*..- 33
lOO.Sarago ;...... 23 r.Oo:Union("..*.;.;;t :34
200 Seg Belcher.:'; 22 400 Union f.V;.r.':. ,35
'300 SfgV Belcher.. * 2:J 500 'Utah ''..i :.:..*.- 08
• 400 Sierra Xcvi'..l9|' 2oo -Yellow- Jacket. '\u25a0•: 85
ISOO Sieira-Nev ..- 20| -. :. - r j.-, :\u25a0 -;\u25a0': •.-•\u25a0;
S«*c?Sb--^j-.i \u25a0-.;\u25a0 -.. Informal": Session '£\- '\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 ' .':
-.200 Andes \u25a0 ." . . : ; . : ,' 16i \u25a0\u25a0 400 X\u25a0. Gould r &T C . • 2* 1
100' Belcher -..t.".V .; 00 UOO Ophirf .....;.. SS
;400iiale & Xorc; -33 -300 Oiihir^.r.T:.':': 00
'f2ofJ ; Mexican : : :".*.1 S .IO j3OOj 300; Silver* Hill . 1 . . ]2
-*200 \u25a0ilcxlcan«: i *;i'.o7J^ -^OO.Uiiion .-:...:.:.- 34
:. CLOSINGS QUOTATIONS 1 , - b
,'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 Bid.Ask.< \u25a0;: ;t „; ; •;' BidlVsk. ;
AlnUit , »-^- -.. (Kij.l ust ice*-, /...•..-.-- i:j- -_
Aha — ..... 10- — JKeutuck :;....: 10 —
Andes - . iv .-..\u25a0..\u25a0 16 17 Mexican '..... -1-07 1:10
Belcher,..;..'. 60 63 New . '\u25a0 York Con 03 —
8u11i0n5 ...... 15 17 N.Oould &C. 20 , —
Bruns '.-. Chollar." .' os \u25a0"••\u25a0— Occidental .... 23 : —
Brung 'Potosi. 04 ; 03 Ophir ........ «> .01
Caledonia,.... 41 Overman ..... TO <o
Challenge i Con 19" 25 Potosl — 40
Chollar v..".... 13- 15 Savage ...."... '21' 23
Confidence ; . .; 75 - Scorpion ;.'. . r.l 07
Con • Imperial .04 05 Seg \u25a0 Belcher . . 22 24
Con ; VaM.;.:: 89 "90 Sierra Npv 10 "1
Crown . Point.. .. 62 ." —I Silver Hill ... H 13
E Sierra Nev" 1 OJ*:—stT Louis '..'... O5 —
Exchequer-... IS 21 Union ........' 31 32
Gonld^& ..Cur: vis- ;20 Utah". .••"•••••; 07-08
Hge & Norc. 31 32 Yellow Jacket. 83 87
Julia: ....:... \io. 12 - ; - -
.\ • TONOPAH-. AND -GOLDFIELD. STOCKS
„ \u25a0 „ , - Regular Morning- Session. • \u25a0 o _
2 °o Belmont: .....3.90 3500 MacNamara .. 2.
400 Belmont ;...3.87% 1000 Man Con G M OT>
1000 Booth, s 5 . .*. i Io r,OO .Midway > ". . \ 28
n-rfn. U om ' Frac tlon. i3O 1000 \u25a0N ; Star, 8 5 . . 0«
JoOO Com; Fraction.- 49 1500 Raw Coalition. .25
llXK) Fairrn- Eagle. 15 250 Raw Coalition. 23
100 Gld Con A 1.. .5" .60 1000 Round Mt ...: 41
600 : Gld Con M. 8.57% UOO West End ... 66
.„„ „ ; Afternoon Session . . . „_
\u25a0 400, Bclmont '•••.. ...3.90 7500 MacNamara. .. 27
IJOO Belmont '..;.. 3. 93 3500 MacNamara ..28
400 Belmont . ...3.92Mi 100 Nev Hills ;... ,86
1000 Com Fraction. . 49 500 Nev Hills .V. . 88
IWJO Dm B Btte CV 01 200 Rescue Con . . 05
I( *K' fairvw Eagle. 15 1000 Round Mt ... 43
\u25a0?00 .OJ ;Con;M.'. :.8.55 2500 Round Mt ... 45
\u25a0100 Old Con M.8.57% 1500 Tecopa C, -' s3.i:iu
0000 Jim Butler . . • ; 28 500 West End ... 66
„.„ *", \u25a0 :\u25a0! Informal Session . . \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0..
..00 Belmont. ...3.92 Y, 87,700 G Kewanas.. 04
500 Booth . . ...... ,15 obo Nev Hills .... 85
}£2 £ ld C0n^ M.8.62^4 Do. S 5.. .. . 00
100 Gld Con M... 8. 65 500 Nev Hills .... 00
o-«S Old Con M. . .8.50 2000 N - Star, s 5. . 00
2^oo 'did Kewanas. Ch] 1000 Round Mt ... 47
10,000 G Kewanas. "05 - \-
CLOSING: QUOTATIONS
CALIFORNIA
/ - Bld.Ask. " : ' Bid.Ask.
Argonaut ..;. ,—, — 3.25 Kennedy ....10.00 ' —
Cent r Eureka.. -45 — SoVEureka M.4.00" —
NEVADA .
: Tonopah ' District -
-:-~- Bld.Aßk.l- Bld.Aßk.
Belmont m....i3.90m ....i3.90 3.95 Montana ...... — 1.00
Boston Ton ... 02 05 North Star ... <& 07
Cash- Boy.:. \u25a0.• 02 03 Rescue Con -.05 06
Jim • Butler . . 2S .29 Ton Exten • . . . 83 90
MaeNamara .. .27 2S Ton .of - Nev . ; . — 8 . 75
A I Idway. : .27 \u25a0 28 West > End ... 65 67
Mizpab Ex . . 29 31 ,
- Goldfleld District
Adams. ...... — Ol'.Gld Portland.. — 02
Atlanta .. ll 12 Gld Kewanas.. ,04 03
Blue Bell ... — 02 Gld Merger M.~- 10
Blue Bull ... 04 03 Grandma ..,.. — 01
Booth ....'... 15 8 — Great Bend . . 02 03
COD... 07 10 Grt Bend Anx. — 01
Columbia Mt.. — 07 Grt Bend Ex. — 01
Com Fraction. 48 CO Jumbo Ex ... • — 19
Conqueror \u25a0-'.'; . . ' 01 02 Kendall '......— <»2
Cracker Jack. 01 02 Lone Star .... 02 03
Daisy ........ 00 '07 Oro ..... '. <X 5 —
Dm B. Btte C. — 01 Red Hills: .;..- 03 04
Dmdfld Trngl. — 01 Red Top Ex.. .01 - (>2
Florence ..... — 2.20 Sandstorm .... — . 04
Florence. Ex.. — 01 Silver Pick ..03. 07
Frances Mhk. 02 '\u25a0 —St Ives ...... — 11
Gold Bar Old 04 : — Wonder ....:. — 01
Gld Con •:M..-.8.«a B.6s| Yellow Tiger.. .05 —
'-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 • Bullfrog District ''
Amethyst .... — 01 Mont Bullfrog. — 01
Bonnie Clare.. 06 * — Montgomy Mt.— ' 01
Blfrg Nat Bk — 01 Tramp Con .. 04 —
Homestake • X. : — : 01 Tecopa Con . . — 1.50 i
Mayflower Con 03 ' 04 Valley View... — 02
.' Manhattan District
Man Big Four 02 ,"\u25a0, "\u25a0 03jMustang Man.. — 01
Man Con .... 05 06 Pine Nut .... — 01
Man Dexter.. . 04 03 Thanksgiving. . 03 - —
Mineral * Hill. . — . 01|> .
Other Districts
Balloon -Hill.. — - 05 Nev Hills .... 90 —
Eagle's Nest..' 03- 05 Pitts S Peak.. 6S - —
KaJrvw G Bid 01 — Ramsey ...... — 01
Fairvw Hallst — 01 Raw' Coalition. \u25a025 —
Fairvw . Eagle. :12 \u25a0 14 Kaw Queeii ..--26 --"
Jack Pot .i../ 02 Round Mt ... 47 —
„ \u25a0> Copper" Stocks
Cum Ely .: 8.75 7.3O[Nev Cons ..20.12 20.37
Giroux Cns. 7.12 7. 23|- *-
OIL STOCKS
\u25a0 It was another light day in the , oil stocks
yesterday and the leading feature was a decline
In New .Pennsylvania .. from, $1.35 : to $1.27%.
Turner was - another weak stock, receiving a
bid of $1.45. against $1.55 ' the preceding day.
This stock sold up to $2 "a few days ago. There
was a higher, bid 0fV 51.17% for Paraf fine. Yel
lowstone, the newly.: stock." sold at 45c.
Palmer was unchange u - at $1.45® 1.47%.
Tliere were rumors the board that the
Lakeview., gusher was now: running about 10 per
cent' water. . They, were: not. confirmed, however.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Bid.; Ask. ... Bid. Ask.
Alma ...... -1.00 1.25 Linda Vista. — -45
Amy", ......' 1. 50 Mascot-*.. ... — 2.25
Apollo. . 10 13 McKittrick. . 23 30
Asso Oil . .50.23 — Monte • Cristrt 3.40 3.50
Bay City . . 2.40 — Nev Midway .31 —
Blue Moon.. 32 35 New': Pa Pet 1.27>/«1 30
Brookshire.. 1.97% — Occidental '\u0084 23 * .
Cal Midway 35 — Pac-S Petro 1 51
Cal Oil & G — 1.10 Parafflne ... 1.17%1.30
Cal Seabrd. — ' 86 Palmer \u25a0.....' 1.45 147%
Caribou ... .15.00 16.50 Peerless .... 0 30
Chi Crude.. 11 — Piedmont: ... 15 '18
iClarcmont.. 1.52% — - Pinal '.."... .9.50 10 00
'Coallnga C. — 53 Premier - r. .. 1.10 _^-
Cresceus ;. . . . -\u25a0 — 70 Record' ...".. — • 650
Dabne.r -.'..." — 10 Republic •"... — .51
Del Rey .. IS —s F & McK.20.00 25.00
De Luxe .. 2.10 2.23 Section 25 ..20.00 27 00
Empire ..:. — 2.63 Sesnon , . 8.00" —
Enos ...... 1.40 1.55 Shawmnt '. . ."0
Four '...... 10 —Silver Tip... — 2 Jio
Fulton ;:.;.". 1.35 — !S W & 8.. . 50 55
Graciosa ... — 53 Sterling : :—2 80
Gypsy ..... — -15 Turner .....1.45 1.50
Homestake.'. • — S.OOlWolverlne - : .-\u25a0 35 -
111 Crude... 50 55 W KOH Co. 3.60 ' 3SO
Junction ... 50 75iYPllow8tone. . — , 50
SALES
. . 11:30 a. m. — .
200 Alma 1 no
-400J»aImer ::::.:.... ...... ...... ..'.]'. i'4s
700 Premier. 8 5.:... ....-.*. "J I*lo -*•\u25a0
200 Pacific States ..1.;....;.."...';/.'; 30
10 Section' 25 \u25a0............;......:..
' .'Street— ..••\u25a0-.\u25a0 * , '
500 Blue-Moon,' b 60...'.. .*.......\u25a0 -x\ \u25a0' \u25a0
500 Blue Moon tj
000 Brookshire ..... .V. .,......- "" «>"no :
1000 New Pa Petr01eum. .......... ..'"i" i'v*V
1000 New Pa Petroleum, b 60 ....... l'-jH
' 2p. m. — : . ' - -' . ' • ';. • . "*
500 New -Pa"- Petroleum. 1 *>7i/
1000 Palmer \u25a0 ' \'7\
1000. Palmer, b 30 "'•"", rli,,
1000 Yellowstone . " "*"". 'ir.
Street—' \u25a0•••••••• •••••• :\u25a0»•>..
100 Palmer .............................. 1.45 \
[ • Los Angeles OH Exchange |
[Special Dispatch io The Call] '-\u25a0 /
i. L 0, S AN C.ELES. June o.— A;bear raid on Union
oil drove down > the price on the , oil stock ex.
£ ha "?<?- Opening at : $106.; Union dropped 'to
?loo.^<>. Ihe next drop was to $104.62 - The
price advanced, again *. to $105.25, and then it
i'f^TC 1 ,, back, to $105. Tho. closing bid was
$104. 02%. \u25a0 . - .'; -:\u25a0-. . \u25a0 ;
Associated was^a 'trifle stronger today.
. ..Ollnda sold strong at 57% c." . •
Cleveland sold down .to 'ao&c. I
.\u25a0^SJ' 00 * 11 P e t r <>leum . preferred was quoted at
.>(»!. 1.1. \u25a0\u25a0'.:\u25a0,.'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. \u25a0\u25a0,-••.--. --\u25a0\u25a0.' \u25a0 \u25a0 '.-" "-' .
QRAINyMARKET 1
.Wheat and Other Grains \u25a0'.'"\u25a0
Vt heat—The market continues to settle, with
a very dull trade. ;_.'\u25a0 ---\u25a0;-.'\u25a0 \u25a0.. .
'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'^ „. , - > CASH WHEAT^ " ' \u25a0"'':\u25a0
,, 1 C 5l i '°. rn l ia - , club. : \, |11.42H.@r.47%; . y Sonora;
fi '-}>{? §;'}--=/- : • -Tropo • and white Australian,
Sl.o2%@i. d(^ ; northern; club.; $1 .43%@1.48%;
Unsaian red,' 51.42%@1.45; turkey red, ?1.42ti
@1.4(>t,; bluestem. $1.50@1.53. -...:\u25a0 -
„ ,v, v '"'• FUTURES '• '\u25a0'.'\u25a0
\u0084 M quotations. • . i-'--',K
..Barley— Old , barley, on the spot .. is / rather
liigber. being scarce and in- demand. New crop
to arrive reuiaius about the -same. ' ...
'.\u25a0\u25a0" x ;- CASH BARLEY
\u25a0«i 2/? Zn£~*°-"\u25a0Z n £~*°- "\u25a0\u25a0 1 feed - : $1.07%@1.10; off grades;
?i<3:i.03% perrctl: extras choice. $1.11 14: -new |
l[l P< }° arrlve ' $1@1. 05; brewing; $1.12V£. per
FUTURES
rx' ' '"' 10 a. ;m.'< Session :
: December — $1.03.\ .-.-,>-, . - , • •
:-'i^-' '"-•*' '-. '•" 2 'p.; m;; Session. " •
-Dfcemhpr— $l-.o2;bld,Tsl. 02% /asked.
_ Oats— Tbe; market continues > weak, with quo
tations, about, theisame.'j *';-.-.
, cd > <J-17^©1.30;. black/ nominal; gray, nor
n i™* **'' -*J- 42 V4 ©1-47^, per ; ctl for fair to
t * Corn— Western states •»; yellow, : ' In bulk, s San :
i "n" 018 ' 1 . 0 - tjack. \u25a0 $1" 55(^1.57% ; , white,', $1.57^ «?
Ji 00 ,:' «n»s«J ; ' $1.C2%@1.55 ;"=Backed^ prices; -»7 %c
falgher^white a Egyptian^. $1.47^ ©1.52% ; ', brown
d0. r 51,300)1.40 per;ctl. - - \u25a0•\u0084-....•
Rye— sl.ss@l.7o, per) ctl. '\u25a0 ;y' S \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ~-S Z
\u25a0-.\u25a0-. -• ' ForelgnV Futures ' '/"" -J
\u25a0^.Wheat— ; . .-- -. :, , . ; jj u lj-. ; Oct.'
Opening ...;...; : ... . ; c 4> v fi c> %
Clqslng ;J...-; J ...-. ...'..-.:\u25a0.. Av;.r;:.C6>l . e>%
'%£k" > -;' "'. : - : - : PARIS >\u25a0 /";.;> ;*'"\u25a0• : ; \: - :i
\u25a0_ %\ heat— r ; -.-• v- , June.' > Sept.-Dec.
0pening;............:;.^.;.. 25.10 . . -2.-l.00;
cloning... v:;v.;v.-.^v:;:'^r2s:is • / ..23.95?.^
-'Flour — • , •\u0084 ' • - - : \u25a0;\u25a0
Opening r:t... .....'.. >.. 31.00 \u0084 31.15*
Closing .;.... ; ••-\u25a0•.-•\u25a0- -..,., \u0084- ' 0, .0^.1
New York Grain' Market. ' ,
?," ;YORK;:.TuDejO.— Flour— Steady, \rltb a
J , JJ t tra (lc - V. Kocelpts j 122,3;«1 22,3;« i barrels ; : shipments.
,;\u25a0*, Wlipat— Sjmt'- i=tcai]y:"fNo.v2;rr(l, -?Loorn"onii
5?. !< V" '• 4 f - : '< - Vo -r I- Jiorttiern, « sl.l3% snominal
f . 0. / b." "Ptions— Wheat was s <uitet, v with i small
pricty cha npes.^The f gOTernment', report iwas i con
sidcrt-ri ;= ro thpri hcarish;^ but Si siiorts" iwerc iiner
,toijs and ; lnrllued|tu ! cover* onlfirm?cashsmark?ts
ana - small slocks. : \u25a0 At !; the "< clcwe uriccs wore
'SUMMARY; Op.;; ; .
THE MARKETS
1 1 -jWall ; street \u25a0 stocks '. firmer.' \u25a0
| \u25a0 v Cotton ' futures ri d vanced. \- . • -' \u25a0
]!'| Copper h looks 'flrm^ *----j. *
jl\Bank of England rate reduced. \u25a0
i|:Oll'stocka : quiet., ~^ ;.
i|; Com stock shares xomcnhat Usher.
]>\u25a0 Flour rprlces -reduced. *
]| AVheat, still weak. Barley^ quiet.
]!;(liay.j i and beans as before : quoted.
0 Buttc : r lower. V Kegs 'and' cheese
1 1 •^-unchanged. " :•':•'\u25a0'
j| « Potatoes steady. Onion* higher.
|i Fresh fruits arri^i-lng freely.
j! Poultry market quiet.' £
y»@VsC net higher. \u25a0• July closed at $1.02, Sep
tember, at :9Bc and, December "SSUc. Receipts.
4.SOU . bushels. \u25a0: . - -.- ... -\u25a0 , \u25a0
\u25a0 . : Northern Wheat Market
: TACOMAV June ' 9.— Wheat-^-Bluestem", J 82c ;
club. 70c;: red Russian; 77c. - - ....
hEATTLE,- June. 9. — -Mllllnj: quotations—Bine
stem. 85c;. forty- fold, 83c; club, -82c; Fife, -82c;
red,' ' Russian, 80c.- Export wheat— Bluestem,
82c; \u25a0 forty-fold,- Sic T club, 80c; Fife, 80c; red
Russian, 87c. ' Yesterday's car receipts — Wheat,
Shears; oats, 7- cars;, barley, 2 cars.
June o.— Wheat, track prices —
V«^A 81 ® 82c: bluestem. 85(5:86c; red. Russian,
i9&80c; turkey red, 81@82c; valley, S4@Soc.
Receipts— Wheat, 2 cars; barley. 2 cars; oats,
3 cars. • -
CHICAGO BOARD OP TRADE
• Future Grain and Provisions
June o.— Alleged ; inconclusiveness
of the government report as to the growing crop
or wbeat gave rise to vehement argument today
on change, and in -the end helped put up prices.
There . was more debate, however, than trade.
Assertions were also made that for the first time
In many, years the United States had no | wheat
sold to Europe for shipment during July, August
and -.September. The close was firm here and
%©»4c higher. Corn" finished with an advance
of a shade to -oats were unchanged to
Me up and, provisions were 7%c to 25c higher.
\% heat speculators declared that the differ
ence between apparent results on June 1 last
year and actual facts after harvest were widely
apart. Free demand for cash wheat aided in
sustaining the market for ' futures. Purchases of
355.000 bushels since the .close of business yes
terday were, reported. About all the No. 1
northern . here has .now^been sold .; to - local and
eastern mills. In this "connection comment was
caused by statements that only 700,000 bushels
of the stock at Minneapolis .had 'escaped owner
ship by the mills there or elsewhere. The range
for Cthe ' September delivery was from- 01c -to
01% c, with the close %c up at 91 %c. *
\ Stubborn strength characterized corn. Shorts
forced the market up at the last. . September
kept between 50% c and 00c, closing at the top
for the .day,; a net gain ot U@%c The cash
market was steady.. No. 2 yellow closed at 59%
@00c. ".;'. \u25a0-' '\u25a0
Selling of oats was light. September started
from 35% cto 33% c and closed Y s c up" at the
higher level. ' ' • - \u25a0 . ,
Provisions displayed considerable strength."
Since -March I the shortage in the packing of
hogs has aggregated 1,570,000 head. Pork closed
at an advance of 22y 2 c to 25c, lard 7%c to 10c
aild ribs 7%c to 10c. \u25a0
The leading futures ranged .«s follows:
Articles— Open. High.- Low. Close.
Wheat — :
July .... .... ... 05 03% 94% 85%
.September ..'....' !U% 91% 91 91%
December 01 91V4 00% 91%
'('om—
July ...1....... ;5ST 8 59%, - 55% 59%
September .:.\u25a0... 59% 00 59% 60
December ...... 57 i<. - 07%- 57Vi 57%
Oats—. \u0084; ,
July .........;. 30-T, 37% 36% 37%
September ...... 35%, / 35% ' "*-33% 35%
December .....; 33% 30% 35% 36%
: Mess Pork, per bbl—
July ......:.... 22. 43 22.33-22.42% 22.50
5eptember.. .....21.02% 22.65 21.70 21.72%
Lard, per- 100 lbs— . .
July ...........12.45 ,12.47% 12.32% 12.45
September .... . .12.37% ,12.42% 12.27% 12.37%
Short Ribs, per 100 lbs—
July ............12.82% 12.93 12.75 12. 55
September ../...12.42% 12.45 .12.37%
I ; Cash Grain and : Provisions
CHICAGO, -June 9.— Cash quotations - were as
follows: Flour, steady: No. 2 rye, 73^i77c; feed
or mixing barley, 4(>«j!s4c;'fair, to choice malting
barley," 60©00 c; flaxseed. No. 1 southwestern
$1.85.\, No." 1 northwestern $1.95; timothy seed,
$4. 35 ; v clover. $11.25; mess pork, per barrel.
$22.50(522.75: lard,, per 100 pounds. $12.40; short
ribs, i sides (loose). $12.75(^13.12%; shortclear
sides (boxed)," $13.50@13. 75.
: \u0084'\u25a0:\u25a0 GRAIN STATISTICS
..Total clearances of wheat and flour were equal
to 41,000 bushels. * Prlmurv ! N ci?ipts were 317.00U
bushels,^ compared with 1'7....h)0 bushels the cor
responding day. a year ago. ...
'. Estimated ; receipts for tomorrow: - Wheat, 11
cars;, corn, 189 cars; oats, S3 cars; hogs, 14,000
head. -- -\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 "\u25a0 , : -.
. DAILY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE .
'"Articles — »~ 'Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, J barrels. 18,000 , . 29,200
Wheat, bushels....... 8,400 / ' 25,000
Corn, -bu5he15............ .. 291,200 260,700
Oats, bushels. 180.006 : 215,900
Rye, bushels.. 2,000- \ .......
Barley, bushels... .;t...... 40,500 15.700
Minneapolis. Grain and Produce
I MINNEAPOLIS, June 9.— Close: Wheat— July,
$t.05%@1.05}i;. September. 92>4@92%c; De
cpmber, 90V» 090 V4c. Cash — No. 1 hard, $1.09%;
No. 1 northern. $1.06% @1. 08%; No. 2 north
ern;.: $1.0-l%@l-.o«i%;yNo. 3. $1.01%@1.04%. •
Corn — No. 3 yellow. 52<8"55e. „• -~-- v
'.Oats— No. 3 white. 35%©3GVsC.
Rye— No. .2. 05©69 c. - . .
"Flax— Closed at $1.95. :
Duluth Flnx
DULUTH, : June o.— Flax— On track and to ar
rive, $1.95; July, $1.95 bid; September, $I.CS%
bid; October, $1.58% bid. / o \u25a0 \
LOCAL MARKETS
' . Receipts of . Produce June 0 .
Flour, qrsks....- l,s3l|CrusbedL' oats, sks. . 95
Wheat,>. ct15 '.,.. ..', , CO Leather, > rolls -;... -75
Barley, ' ctls .'.... \u25a0 770 Tnllow, - ctls •'."... 5
; Oats, ctls ....":' '-\u25a0 525 Hides, - No ...'... - COS
' Beans, sks" ...... 75 Pelts, No - ....... 3,895
! Corn,; ctls ....... 70 Lime, bbls ...... 90
Bran., sks ....... 50 .Sugar, bags. ...•.11,350
JUddlingß, :sUs . . 140 Wine, gals • . . . . ..55,000
Potatoes, ska ... 2,880 Brandy, gals 1,200
Onions.v sks - : rv. .* •- > 595 Chicory, v bbls: ... 20
Hay, tons ...... 344 Lumber, M ft...'. 40
Straw, tons ....: 10 Oranges, bxs .... 400
Mealfalfa.i-sks . .. 1,476 Livestock, No ... 50
Feed, sks . . ..... 10
\u25a0 ;.- Provisions • . .
Cottolene— One half bbl, 13c : 2 half bbls.
12%c; -tierces, 12% c; 2 tierces, 12% c; 5 tierces,
12% c. ;\u25a0 -5. -.\u25a0-\u25a0--....-:\u25a0- \u25a0\u25a0 •-.\u25a0. \u25a0- :;\u25a0--, .. - ;^
.'Hamsand Bacon — The Western meat company
quotes as , follows: Hams, -19%@20%c; : picnic
hams, 14c; | California hams, 18%@19M.c: extra
fancy bacon,- 29%c; fancy bacon, 6.t o 8 lbs, 27c;
8 to .10 lbs. 25c; 10 to 12 lbs. 25c; sugar cured,
25%c;, light dry, salt bacon, 8 to 10 lbs, 22c: 10
to 12 >:, lbs, -21 %c ; medium u. bacon, - 20% c; light
medium, bacon, • 20 J />c. • . ' . - . '.
:-.v, Lard— Tierces lo"%c, >nos-13%c.i 10s 16% c, 5s
16% c, 3s 16% c; compound lard, tierces 11 %c, 50s
ll%c,'los 12^4c, 5s 12%c/3512%e: yellow cook-
Ing ; oil,'; 70c \ per gal; white ' cooking oil, 72c per
, gal ; salad ' oil, ! .7sc i per . gal. - .. , \u25a0 . . : -.'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0, J:
ißeef— Local 'prices are quoted.-' Export : lots,
Inspected'by tlie:- government. are"sl 'per bbl
higher. ., Extra f ami ly beef, ; $17.50 per bbl : fam
ilybeef,sl7. per s bbl; extra mess beef,- sl7 per
. bbl;.: smoked beef. ~2l%c per lb. ' ; - , ---\u25a0'•
,-Pork— Extra prime. In barrels,-; 532; clear, $34;
mess,/-$32; j)ig. pork,is36; pigs'/feet,- $5.75 for
half bbls, $2.40 for 25 lb kegs and $1.33 for kits.
Meat Market
„ \u25a0'•\u25a0 ..'"-,.:- DRESSED MEATS . : : :;
Slaughterers', rates to dealers and butchers are
as' follows:: •"• - • \u25a0
\u25a0 ' Beef— 7% <d)s% per lb for steers, 7@7%c for
cows 1 and ; heifers. - \u25a0 •* •;':-;; -«.:\u25a0--..\u25a0
- -Veal— 9@lO%c for large and - 10@llc for
small.':- \u25a0-. -\u25a0• " \u25a0; \u25a0. \u25a0•...- \u25a0::..'
- rt Mutton— Wethers, 9%@10%c;. ewes, 9Q9%c
per- pound.;-' \u25a0--.\u25a0-:\u25a0•-:,-.., ... ,-'.; • '
> Lamb— lo % <& 1 1 % c for . spring. =•
;Dressed Pork? (pef »>>-—13^13%c > for light
"LIVESTOCK- MAItKET :
. i-Thej follow In g-' quotations*: are. for 'good,, sound
livestock, ; '-. delivered v " In * San \u25a0 ' Francisco, \u25a0 gross
weight: \u25a0.\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0'"\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0: \u25a0 .".•..\u25a0-.- \u25a0 \u25a0•; .:. ...';: \u25a0 '\u25a0\u25a0 : \u25a0•.'\u25a0 .-: •-.;•-•\u25a0•, 7-> .'
\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0': No."M •-" fat ' steers"' over 900 : lbs, alive, 5c per
lb ; > under \u25a0\u25a0 900 • lbs; - 4%c ; « second quality, 4% @
4%c; third quality,- 3% @4iic.-. . ' ; .
\u25a0\u25a0-No/l-cows and heifers. 4c; second quality," 3% ;
@3%c; third quality, 3@3)4c; common,: thin,.un
desirable * cows, \u25a0: 2% @3c; • \u25a0-- ' - - - \u25a0' .
J: 1 Fat: bulls i. and \u25a0 stags,* 2VJ@2%c; half : fat 'or
thin': bulls, -li«.@2c. \u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 \u0084
"-\u25a0 Calves — Light -: weight,' ' per " lb, '^ s% @6c; ' me
dium.' 1 :5%@5%c; l heavy;:4(s!4%c. ' ' \u25a0"•'\u25a0• •\u25a0•.\u25a0;- \u25a0
.-'.Unshorn sheep ; (per lb)^— Wethers, N0..1,'5%c;
ewes,-fs^4c.'< Shorn , sheep ' (per - lb) — %@%c less.
\u25a0>' * Lambs -(per \u25a0lb)-*-This year's milk -lambs. 6@
6%e.V-'-^V-:- s,- \u25a0'-• -v' ':\u25a0 \u25a0.^/\u25a0\u25a0;v:-. : --,-.-;-\- •
', S Hogs t (per : lh)— Hard - grain f ed, f { weighing 100
to 140"lbs, 9@o^c; 140 to 250 lbs; 9i4c;i250 to
350 ft lbs,- Ssi@9c; _•: common,^ undesirable hogs,
• _': V :;: .: •' Horses .'and! Mules '-.J : -\ .. s t
? The \u25a0- following \ quotations 1 for . horses ~arid mules
are ; furnished by : the Butchers' f and Stock, Grow
ere*»Journal:ii:.r,-i-\u25a0'..-,'. -Ll /%-•:-
r.iV^-J^-.^r-'".-: S:<-V? HORSES J'- ; v: &; .HrH r .-1 *
Desirable drafters. 1,700 • lbs : and over^ i.5275@300i .$275@300
Light : drafters,'. 1,500 > t0U.650 lbs. \~.r. . 225Q275
Chunks,-: 1,350 to I.soo ; lbs^; :'.\';l. \u25a0;-.*. . .-. \ 200@230
Wagon ihorses,^ 1.250! t0 1,350 lbs.'Tr.-.V 135ft|lS5
Delivery, wagon I horses;il,osO ; to ; 1.230 -V 125@135
Desirable \u25a0:\u25a0. farm ? mares .".'.'.' .T;"T?r. . r ; ." : " 133 fc) 150
Farm ."v-.'.*r.r.-.:: : vr.-.^r. r.^:.r 75(ffiioo
1 ., - :'. MULES (MEDIUMITOiEXTRA)^ , \u25a0
lbsA4ito f 7; years rtr-.-;^:':;/. : . . .v.5i23@150
i-OOOjbs.Hito.^years rrr.-.T.-r; r:...-. .: iso@i7s
i.ioo:ibs,^jto!7,yearsrr; r:Tr.vr.-.-.*Trrf 2005223
1,200 l lbs,i4lto^7i years ZT'.Tr???:. -.'..•.;."; T250(g300
s toveri7;yearsiold;range:fromislssto $25^ lower.
i 4 Note-^-Shippers ?;. to % this g market V : must * - have
horses i close ; to ?type,;iwith 1 age.-i,bone f conforma
tion ; and : style, 'vto ; commands extreme v quotations.
• . . *! V;jßutter,'-, Cheese 'and \ Eg grs; :; . ..'
\u25a0 Wednesday's ? advance .; in j'.thi- butter Vinarket
General Decline in flour Prices
Butter Market Lower— Eggs Firm
was, followed by a reaction yesterday, extras
losing the lc gained on the preceding day. Stor
age speculators and • the trade generally con
sidered Wednesday's price too nigh and .were
wiHlng -to; supply dealers who were in: need of
entail lots in > order to -get the market down.
Three lots of '10 cases each were sold ou the
exchange at, 27&c a, pound, the new quotation.
Cheese , and eggs : stood - exactly the 'same ns
quoted in I the last report, the market being
firm for - both. =. Receipts of all three descrip
tions , continued ] heavy and large -lines went into
cold * storage : as ; usual.
Receipts were 54,000 pounds of butter. 22.G00
pounds of cheese and 1,398 eases of eggs.
The following .'are the official quotations es
tablished on ; the floor of the : dairy exchange.
Prices in the street, while < governed by the ex
change quotations, generally range from l&c to
2c higher, [ owing •to the \u25a0 various charge* -to- be
added: : — - \u25a0 • .
BUTTER, PER POUND
Grades — ' June 6. June 7 June-. 8 « Jun^e'9.
Fresh extras.. 27% c 27V.c 2»W 27Vic
Firsts - 27c 27c- 27c 27e
Seconds; ...... 26c 2Gc 2«c 2Cc
Cheese — California fancy flats, 14c pcr-lb,
firm; do firsts. 13& c, firm; do seconds. 12 5ic
firm; . fancy Young - Americas, 16Msc, firm; <k>
firsts, 15c, firm; New York fancy, 20c, "firm ;
Wisconsin singles, 19c, - firm. ' \u25a0
- Eggs — California fresh, per dozen, cases in
cluded: a "
Grades — June 0 June 7 June S June 9
Extras ...... 27 V«e 27c 27e v27c
Firsts 25^e 25^c 25^e 25Vic
Seconds 22% c i 230 23c* "23c
Thirds ....... 20c " 20c 20c 20c
Portland Batter Mnrktt
PORTLAND, Ore.. June o.— Butter— City and
country creamery extras, 29c: fancy, 2S@29c;
store, 20@21c.
.Egg Market in ZNcnrby Counties
[Special Dispatch io. The Call]
PETAIiUMA, June 9. — There was no change
In the prices paid for eggs' after receipt of
quotations ' from the San Francisco dairy ex
change; 26c was the best offering as paid by
the Petaluma egg exchauge and 2oc to 20u was
paid by independent dealers and speculators,
according to grade. The . demand exceeds the
supply. •
Potatoes, Onions and Vrpretnhlps
Green com, peas, cucumbers and chultarh were
firm features of the vegetable market yesterday,
stocks of all \u25a0 four descriptions b«ing light and
the demand brisk. String and wax beans were
lower on increased arrivals of choice stock, j
Merced tomatoes were dull with stocks steadily
accumulating, " though sellers worked hard to
clean the market up. Choice stock ' in small
boxes from the Vacaville region and from the
southern part of the state found prompt sale at
?K(i 1.23 a box. Summer squash, egg plant and
green peppers were offering freely and met with
a fair inquiry. The canners were still, the
principal buyers of asparagus, ; taking the bulfe
of the arrivals at 30<fS73c a box. Potatoes were
steady at the old quotations, while prices for
red onions continued to advance.
Potatoes— Per box, 40@S3c; in sacks, 75c@$l
per ctl;: old crop Bnrbanks, nominal..
Onions (per ctl) — New red, $1.30^1.65 per
sack; new yellow, $1.C0<yi.65 per ctl. • •
Vegetables — Asparagus. 50c@51.50 per box;
tomatoes, 33*g30c per box for Merced; green
peas, $1.75452 per sack;- string beans, s@Sc
per lb; wax beans. o%~c per lb: summer squash.
63 @ 75c 'for small and $1.23@1.50 for Urge
boxes; eggplant, 6@Sc per lb; green peppersy. 10
<glsc per lb; garlic, 4ft|i4W.c per lb for new: cab
bage, SO&ttjOc ptr, ctl; cucumbers. $1f5;1.23 per
box; cauliflower, 4oCajsOf per dozen: turnips.
75c- per sack; carrots, 75c per sack; rhubarb.
85cfe$l per box; green corn. $2fts4 per sack for
bay and .sl.softg2 for Winters.
Deciduous and Citrus Fruits
\u25a0 Early orchard frclts continued to come forward
freely from the Vacavllle ana Winters regions,
and as usual 'most of the arrivals were either
too small or- too green to attract trade. There
were no ' established prices for apricots or
peaches, while buyers' terms ruled for all va
rieties of plums. New apples were wanted for
cooking anil sold better than any of the other
early fruits. . Cherries were in free supply, but
the demaml was brisk and prices for both loose
and packed stock were maintained without dif
ficulty: .In the berry department all chest
goods .were easy with the exception of Long
worth strawberries and choice raspbeiries.
Gooseberries were very scarce and in demand at
stiff prices. - Currants stood as before quoted, the
demand and supply about balancing. There
were further small arrivals of sugar pears and
sales were -reported at» 50e for small boxes and
baskets and at $1 for large boxes. .Figs from
the south sold at $1@1.25 a box. The first
consignment of Winters flgs for the season
reached the market and sales were made at
$1.50. a drawer for black and $1.25 for white.
There were , several cars of cantaloupes received
from the south, and although prices were down
to reasonable levels, retail tradesmen were slow
to take hold of the goods and there was a large
surplus unsold at the close of business.
Strawberries — Longworths, $S<yiO per chest:
Banners, $5@6; other largo varieties. $3@4.50
per chest.
Raspberries— s3<gS per chest.
Loganberries — $2.50@3 per chest for red and
$3(§;4 for black.
Blackberries— ss@6 per chest. x
Gooseberries — English. B@loc per lb.
Currauts — $6 ©7 per chest.
Cherries— Packed. OOfeSSc per drawer; in bulk.
4@7e per lb for black, 4@6c for Royal Anne
and 26c4c for white.
Apples — New crop. 75c@51.25 for large and
40«j"»0c for small boxes; old "crop. $1.23@1.73
per box. •
Peaches — 506; 75e per box or crate v
Plums — 25fa150e per package.
Figs— sl@l.23 per box.
Aprlcots^ — Crates 63@$1; boxes, 40@63c- bas
kets, 63 (f£ 75c.
Cantaloupes (per crate)— Ponies, $l@1.50;
standards, $1.50@1.75.
Citrus fruits (per box)— Navel oranges. $2.75
@3.23"f0r fancy. ?2(g2.50 for choice and $1.30<&!
1.75 for standard;. grapefruit, $2.30@3 for seed
less; lemons, $3.7sC{j4for fancy, $2®:; for choice
and $1.25@1.73 for standard: limes, $6.50@7.
Tropical Fruits — Bananas, 75c@51.25 per bunch
for Hawaiian and Mexican. $1.50@2.30 for
Central American; pineapples, $2.30@3.50 per
dozen.
Dried Fruits. Raisins, Xuts and Honey
Fruits— Evaporated apples, 6@Sc; apricots, fu-"
ture delivery. B%<gloftc; peaches, 4%<85%c: do
1910 crop, future delivery, s@6c; prunes, 3ft @
3%c, with ftc premium for 50s and lc premium
for 40s; new crop, 3?i@4c; figs, 3%@4c; pears,
o@7%e. . -._--. .
-Raisins — Layers, clusters — 6 crown, $2.50; 5
crown, $1.75; 4 crown. $1.23; seeded. 4@sc; or
dinary layers, 3 crown, $1.23; 2 crown, 90c;
seedless sultanas, 2%@4c: Thompson's seed
less, 3&3ftc for unbleached and dft@6%c for
bleached; loose* muscatel, 4 crown. 4c; 3 crown,
3%c; 2 crown. 3c; seedless, 2@2ftc.
• Nuts— Almonds, nonpareils. 14 %@ 13c; I XL,
14(§il4%c;'ne plus ultra, 13@13%c; Drake. 10%
@ll%c; languedocs. lie: hard shell. 7%c: wal
nuts, 13c per lb for No. 1 softsheUs. B%c for
No. 2 do;, pecans, 14%<6£18c; peanuts, 4%Q3c;
pine nuts, 18 & 20 c per lb. ..
. Honey — Nominal.
Beeswax— 27% ©3oc per lb for light and 23Q
26c for dark. -
; Poultry and Game
- \The . poultry market was quiet with only larg»
fat young. chickens receiving. any attention. The
market, was overstocked with small and medium
sized : broilers and undersized hens, fur which
; there was 5 little call.
Poultry (per dozen)— Hens, $5. 30*50 for small,
j $6.50@7.50 for large and $S@lo for extra; young
roosters,. $S@ 10; old roosters, $5@5.50; fryers
$6.50@7.50; broilers. $4@4.30 for large, $3*25 <g
3.50 for medium and $2.50@3 for small :'> ducks,
$7@10; pigeons. $1.73®2; squabs, $2.50@3:
geese,'- nominal . • .. \u25a0 • \u25a0 .
-Game (per dozen) — Nominal.
: Beans and Seeds •
. : . Bean handlers continue to quote a quiet and
steady market, with prices unchanged
Beans (per ctl)— Bayos. $ti.75T small white
$1.40(&4.50; 'large white.' $3.73@4; pink. $<J.4OQ
0.50;. red.. 5C'60.50; blackeye,' $3.40i35.C0; Itma.
$4.35@4.50; • red kidneys, IS.SO'ij^O; * cranberry
beans, -$4.60@4.73; garvanzas, ~52.23®3.23- horse
beans, nominal. . :.;::\u25a0>
-. Seeds— Brown mustard, 4c; yellow mustard
— — ;;flaxseed, 5@5%c; canary, 3%c; alfalfa, 16
1^' hl,^2^^h I ,^ 2^^ :tlm °thy. 5%@6c; hemp,
3ft@J%c; ..millet, 2%c per lb. -
- Dried _ Peas— Green, - $3.65@3.75 per • ctL
. Flour and Farinaceous Goods
All brands of flour have been reduced, the cut
In •California -brands 'being: 20c.- , \u25a0 '
/Flour— California extras. $5.60'a0 net
without .^discount;-: bakers' extras. $5,604*6 •* su- \
pernne; ; $4.40&4.70r Oregon. «nd; Wasui-jitoii
perbbl; $4.,sO<U<i for: family,- bakers' and pa t
en» s> and A ?4.25fe4.50;f0r cut :: O ff; ..Kansas pat
ents, fO.oO; do straights.. 46.3o; :DaloU patents
$i.2u; do: straights,- $7.;d0 cUrar.-5a.25 per bW.
< Farinaceous Goods— Prices in 100 Mb sacks net
cashr no discount.- are >as follows: .; Graham fiour."
$2.60 ; perj 100 .- lbs; ry« , flour. ; $2.90: ; rye meal.
$2.80;: rice 'flour.:- $5; com; meal. $2.60; extra
cream do. $2.90; oat meal. $3.60; oat groats
$3.60; farina.- $3.20; \u25a0 hominy, - $2.60; buckwheat
flour, $3.40; whole wheat flour, $2.75; rolled oats,
bbls $6<5;0.50. do In'- Hacks $3.50<g5.50; •- extra
cream .do. $6.50 .in > sacks and $7. In bbls; roiled
wheat, > bbls $4.25, in ~ sacks • $2.90^3.75; pearl
barley. T $4.20; . split :-pea3, boxes. -$5 for yellow
and : $8.50; for. green per 'loo lbs., -
Hay; and Feedstuff*
v Offerings "of hay, continue, liberal and the mar
ket * is ; still 1 weak. "f^ ' :'"/ v,. BHMI 818 \u25a0 BtoJ"BH I
v Bran-^-$23©24 per. ton for white and $21.50 for
red J* ' '^^!mr™*~ JKm^nW I'f WJEWMMBTMBfIttItISE
\u25a0?,-. Middling^— $25(?31 , per. ton.- \u0084
, 'Shorts— s23.r>o<324.3o, per ton.
i\£ Feedstuffs-^Rolled si barley/ $2".."»0iQ.2-4 : - rolled
oats : for feed," $28«629 ; ; mixed . f eed. ->>4«£30 ; for
average \u25a0 lots ; i oilcake . meal, ;-' cocoanut cake
or meal at mills. $25 in 20 and 10 and. 525.30 in
3 ton lots: : jobbing. $2«; corn meal. - $34&:J5;
cracked corn,- $34@i35; 'alfalfa. meal.' carload lots.*
$14.r»f>fAl5: jobbing. $10; Caproco oilcake meal,
$16.50 per ton. -
Hay— Wheat, $12@lf>: wheat and oat. $0@13:
tanie oat. $10@15; volunteer wild oat, $7<&ll;
alfalfa, $7.50@H; stock hay, $6<is7 pet ton.
Straw — 10^65c per bale.
Hides, Tallow. Wool and Hops
Ili.ie* — Culls and brands sell about V^Xr.
under quotations; heavy salted steers. 12c; light
medium, lie; light, 9%c; cowhides, 9%e for
heavy. 9%c for -light; stags. 8c: waited kip.
10c; salted Teai, 13% c: salted calf. 15% c: dry
hides 19c: dry kip. 17c; dry calf, 24c; sheep
skins, shearlings. 23(f$40c eacn; short wool, 50
®?se; metiiunr, 70ft5'JOc: long wool, 90c@51.23:
lambs, 23ia50e: . horsehldes. salt, $2.23fti3 for
large and $1.50^2 for medium. 73c@$l for
small and 23ft?30c for colts; horsehides. dry, $1.50
«g2.25 for large and $1.23@2 for mediuaj. 30c<3
$1 for small and 23<Jg50e for colts; goatskins,
prime angora. 75c<fj$l; large hair goat 3, 33c; me
dium. 20i1423c; small. 5i813e.
; Tallow— No. 1 rendered, s @6c; No. 2. 4@3c;
grease. 2't?2%c.
Wool — Spring clip: San Joaquin. year* staple.
12@15c;'do S months. 7@l4c; northern. 14@17c
per lb.
Hops— California.- 12ff|lSc for crop of 1900:
Oregons, 12@lSo per lb; crop of 1010. 12@16c
per In.
General Merchandise . .. *'\u25a0\u25a0'•;%
Bags— Grain bags, 3%'@3sic. June-July deliv
ery; San Qucntln bags. 514 c: wool bags. 27c for
3% lb and 31e for 4 lb; fleece twine. 8c per lb.
Coal — Pennsylvania anthracite egg, $16 per
ton; Wellington. $9; New Wellington, $9; Coo*
bay. $7: Australian house — Richmond, etc.- $3;
Pelaw Main. $3: Stanford Richmond. $9: Cumber
land. $15 in bulk and $16.50 In sacks; Welsh
anthracite. $15; coke, $16 per ton in buli and
$17 In sacks.y
Oil — Quotations are for barrels. Linseed. 93c
per gallon for boiled and 93c -for raw; cases, 5c
more; castor oil in cases. No. 1. 71c: Baker's
AA. $1.17@1.1t>; China nut. cases. 60<§70c per
gal: cocoanut oil. Jn barrels. 77%«851c for XXX,
73@75%e for No. 1 and 72%@76c for No. 2. ac T
cording to quantity; extra bleached winter sperm •
oil, 80c; natural winter sperm oil. 80c: natural
whale oil. 53c; extra winter strained lard oil. $1;
pure naatsfoot oil. 73c: No. 1 neatsfoot oil. 6Oc;
herring oil. 40c; salmon oil, 33c; boiled fish oil,
35c; paict oil. 35c. .
Coal Oil. Gasoline, et-. — Water white. Iron
bbls or drums. 9%c; 150 deg. oil. iron bbl* or.
drums, lie: special ()<•. ll%c; pearl oil. In cases.
10% c; astral, 16% c; star. 16% c; extra star.
19% c; Elaine. 2tJ%c; eocene, 19% c; red crown
and" motor gasoline, i:i bulk 16c. In cases 23c:
engine distillate, in drams 7%c. cases 7c more;
Bft deg. gasoline. In bulk 30c, In eases 37% c;
Tarnish makers' and painters* naphtha, la bulls
lie. In cases 13V|c.
Turpeutine — Sic per gallon in cases and 74c la
bulk, drums and Iroa barrels. \u25a0
Rosin (per bbl of 2SO lb»>— E, $7.50; T. $7.80;
G. $5.05; H, $8.15; 1. $8.25. - \u25a0\u0084,-.
Bed and White Lead— Red. S%@9e;- white.
S%"*fS%c per lb.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET,
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows, terms net cash: Standard fine granu
lated, - 5.63 c; standard coarse granulated. 5.63e;
fruit granulated. 5.63 c: cut loaf. In barrels only,
7.65 c; H. & E. crystal dominos, 5 lb cartons In
cases. 8.63t!; do 2- lb. cartons In cases, 9.13 c:
monarch bar, 0r; tablets,, in half barrels, 6.15 c!
do in boxes, 6.4uc; cubes and A crushed.- 5.90 c;
monarch powdered. 5.73 c; XXXX. powdered,
5.75 c; candy granulated. 5.73 c; confectioners* A,
5.63 c; confectioners* crystals. 3.75 c; extra fln«
granulated. 3.43 c; magnolia A. 3.25 c; extra C.
5.15 c; golden C. 5.03 c; D. 4.95 c. Barrels and 50
lb bags 10c, half barrels 25c, bjxes 50c more
per 100 lbs than for bags of 10U lbs net. Bar
in 35 and 40 lb tins $1.70 more, in S and 10 lb
tins $2.33 more per 100 lbs than price for this
grade in lv*) lb bags.
The California and Hawaii sugar refining
company quotes as follows: Granulated basis.
5.65 c; "Higrade" bar. 6c; powdered, 5.75 c! A.
crushed. 5.90 c; berry. 5.63 c; C. & H. extra fine
dry granulated. 5.63 c; coarse dry granulated.
5.65 c; confectioners' A. 5.65 c: confectioners*
crystal, 5.73 c; cubes, 5.90 c-: bricks, 5.90 c; extra
(in* dry granulated (100 lb bags only), 5.45 c;
excelsior A, 5.25 c; extra C, 5.13 c; golden C.
6.0T.C: yellow D, 4.93 c: cat loaf, in barrels only.
7.65 c; H. & E. crystal dominos. 5 lb cartons ia
cases, 8.65 c; do 2lb cartons in cases, 0.13 c. Ad
ditional per 100 lbs: In barrels and SO lb bags,
10c more; half barrels, 25c more; boxes. siic
more for all grades. Bar in 35 and 40 lb tins.
$1.70 more; in 10 lb tins, $2.33 more. Minimum
crtier, carload weight.
»tv. York Produce
NEW YORK. June o.— Hops, steady.
Hides— Quiet.
Petroleum — Steady.
Wool — Steady.. - ..
Raw svgar — Firm; muscovado. S3 test. 3.74e:
centrifugal, 06 test, 4.24 c; molasses sugar, S»
test, 3.49 c. Refined sugar steady.
Coffee — Closed steady at a net advance of 7
to 10 points. Sales, 27.730 bags. Closing bids*-—
June. 6.30 c: July. 6.35 c; August. '6.4sc; Sep
tember and October. 6.50 c; November. 6.35 c; De
cember. 6. 60e; January. 6.62 c; February. 6.64 c:
March. 6.03 c; April, 6.66 c; May, 6.68 c.
Spot, steady; Rio No. 7. SVic; Santos No. 4.
9%c: mild, quiet: Cordova. 9%Cq!l2Uc.
\u25a0 Batter — Unsettled: creamery specials,- 2S ! ti3!
29c; extras, 2S@2Bftc; creamery firsts, 27ftc;
seconds, 27c.
Cheese — Quiet, unchanged.
Eg-gs — Steady, unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples — Steady and active. Spot
fancy, lOftftilo^c; choice. S<&!.S%c; prfme. 7@
7%c; common to fair. 6/i?6%< # .
. Prunes — Quiet and steady. Quotations rang*.
from S'S'S^c for California^ up to 30-403 and
4%@9c for Oregons.
Apricots— Firm on spot, but easy for fntum
shipments. Cboiee. 10<?<10%e; extra choice, 10-^i
@ll%c; fancy. llVj<?j?l2%c.
Peaches — Dull and nominal. Choic*. 6t4'g6*ic:
extra choice, 7<<fc7ftc; fancy, 7ft4c7»-»c."
Raisins — Unchanged. Loose muscatels. 3*i*S
s*ic; choice to fancy seeded,* 4%^ «•%<•;. seed
less, 3*4<g4?ic; London layers, $1.20fg>1.23.
\. . -
. Chlcaso Dairy Produce . Market -
CHICAGO. June 9. — Butter.' steady; cream
eries, 24%(&27c; dairies, 23»E526c; Eggs, steady
at mark, cases included. 15yic: firsts. 17% c;
prime firsts. 13%e; receipts. 1.117 cases. Cheese
steady: daisies. 15fte; twins, 14*i@l5c; Yoons
Americas, ISftc; long hJrn-., 15fte.
• Los Angeles Produce Market "
[Special Dispatch io The Call]
LOS ANGELES. June 9.— Receipts of >gg»"
were light again today and the price was Una.
Another' advance- Is expected. There was little
trading In potatoes, either old or new. Butter
and cheese .were steady. .
Receipts Of -produce were: Eggs, 272 cases;
butter, 38,015 pounds; cheese, 28,161 pounds; po
tatoes. 160 sacks.
.Cheese— -Northern fresh. 17; eastern twins,
lSe; - eastern eheddars. -19c: eastern longhnrn,
19c: eastern daisy. 19c: kwlss imported, 30c;
swlss domestic. 23i^25c; brick cream. 20c.
Butter— Creamery extra, 30c 1b; first, 29e lh;
cook ins Ibntter, 25c.
Eggs— Local ranch candled, flrsto. 29c; case
count. 25%e.
Beans (per ctl>— No. 1 pink. $7:50; - No. 1
lima*. $-1.4034.50; Lady Washington, $4.75;
small white*. •$."»;\u25a0 blackeyes, • $6.25; garvanzas,
$4.50: lentils. $7. "
PotatoesSJper ctl>— Salinas. $1.13(911.25: high
lands. 8ocQ$1.10; Lompoc. $1.10(^1.23; Watson
ville. $1©1.25: Itlaho, 90c@$1.10: new potatoes,
50c box, $1.23@1.33 p«r oil.
: Eastern LlveNto?!; Market •
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. June- o.— Cattle— Receipt* esti
mate<l at 5,500. Market steady. Beeves. $5.50
@5.70: Texas steers. $5.35(^7.30; western steer*.
$5.504i5.70; stockers an»l feeders.' $4«jR.50: co**
and heifers. $2.90^7.15: calves. $«.50®8.R0.
Hoga — Receipts estimated at 13.000. Market
5c to 10c higher. Light. $9.45«J0.70; mlxorf.
$9.45@9.70; heavy, $9.35(39.70: rough. $9.35«e
9.45: sorsl to choice h^avy. *J>.4,*:(a!».70; - pigs.
$9.25(fj9.65: bulk of sales. $9.55«t».65.
Sheep — Receipts estimated at IS.OOO. Market
steady.. Native. • $3.50(g;6: western. $3.70<3C»:
1 yearlings. $6.50(287.60: lambs, native, $5.50@
8.80; wextern," $6.25<a:>.'
KANSAS CITT
KANSAS CITY. June ».— Cattle— Receipts.
: 3.000. Market strong. Native steers. $s.3<Mir
8.40; cow i and heifers". $3<®7.75; sto^kers ami
feeders. $4.25<f{tf.30; - bulls. $1.2506.25; calvM.
$4®5.50: wwtern steers. $5.50'&!3.10; western
cows, i $-4(916.30.- . \u25a0'\u25a0--. \u25a0 -
Hogs — Receipts. ».©OO. Market S'QIOe higher. •
Bulk of sales. ?9.45@!>.50: heavy, $9.45i55ft.35 :
packersand butchers. $a40<g9.52%; light, $0.33
©9.50; pigs, $Jf.9oftr9.lo.
Sheep— Receipts. :{.oiX>. Market steady. Mut
tons. $4.50*86; lambs, $7.50@9.50; fed wether*
•nrt yearlings, $sfeS; f eil western ewes. $4.50(&
sl> °' SOUTH OMAHA
• SOUTH OMAHA, June ».— Cattle— Receipts.
2 f!00 Market steady to 10c higher. Native
steers $3.5«)ie5.20: cows and; heifers, $3(»7 10
esnner3.s2.7s'S4: stockers and feeders, $5. 75<5f
fi.25; calves, $4@7.75; bulls. - stags, etc., $3.SS
Hogs— Receipts. 5.500. Market shade higher.
Heavy. $9.27%®9.30: mixed. $9.27% (39.32%;
light. ?9.30@9.37%: pigs. $B@9; bulk of gales.
$9.30^9.32%: -
Sheep— Receipts. 2.400. Market steady to 10c
higher. Yearlings. #5.20<a7.60; wetaers. $5.10
&0.35; ewes, $5<g6. 10; - lambs, $7.35@5.73_
3IISCELL.V.VEOUS MARKETS
Cotton (Market
NEW YORK. June 9.— Hutton's , wrr« ! ««y«:
r* Assuming thi* year's commercial crop to be
10.500.000 bales there remain* but 555 237 bales
I to come _into sight between now ami September'
1; \u25a0To * hl ? " » dd - **>* - prewnt visible supply . of
1.540.500 bales, and , there , Is ; a total of 2 426 -
084 bales.^ From this subtract 300>W»0 bales of "
Untere and repacks and there are 2,126.084 balw
avaDable , for spinning - pnrpoiws - for the re
mainder of the season. The new.crop U known
supplies of, new enttaa can not -reach European
spinners lv volume . before ; the end of . September
or UK- middle -of October, rrom thin we dedw-t
i the eimclnahm that competition will, he «o great
for, all cotton that may come into sight during

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