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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-05-28

Mia. via Yokohama % days, via Honolulu III
days. -, co,o,,..o
Schr Novelty, Rosendall. 81 days from New
'' schr Transit, Jorgenson. II days from Homo
'u schr Rio Rey. SO hours from caspar.
Schr Barbara Hernster. Jensen 66 hours from
CoquiAe RIVER CLEARED
Saturday. May 81.
stmr Bonita, Nicolson, San. Pedro; Goodali.
W hall bark Alaska, Williams. whaling. via
Ketzubue Sounnd; Cogan;
' Haw bark r Rithet, Colhoun. Honolulu;
Bark Diamond Head. Ward, Honolulu; VIII
Br bark Brussels; Tonkin, Queenstown;
Bktn Catherine sudden. Ekrem. St Michael;
Alaska Exploration Co
SAILED.
Saturday. May n.
Stmr Levinson. Portland
y stmr Thets, Buhner,, cruise.
bue Sound
Brig Consuelo, Page. Mahulxona-
Schr Una, Harkins. Cape Nome
Sehr Bonanza, Smith, whaling.
CHARTERS.
The Ceylon loads mdse for Honolulu: Mary
Dodge mdse for kahuiu
The S Holmes loads lumber at Port Blake
ley for Honolulu; Francisco Tozo. lumber at
Port Blakeley for Peru, owners account; Dun
staffnage wheat at this port for Europe 26s 3D..
Noel Filian, same voyage 3Os, prior to arri-
val: Pegasus, wheat at Portland for Europe,
SPOKEN.
April 90 lat % AZ S, long 124 81 W-Br ship
Eaton Hall, from Astoria, for Queenstown.
May Il. lat q 10 N long 126 45 W-Br ship
Balmoral, from Astoria, for Queenstown.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, May 26-Fr bark Gen Neumayer
from San Francisco. Jan 6, at Gloucester re-
ports heavy weather during voyage. On March
was thrown on beam ends, jettisoned 300 bags
of cargo; three sails blown away.
DOMESTIC PORTS
GBAYS HARBOR-Arrived May 26-Bktn
Quckstep hence May y.
NEAH BAY-Passed in May 27-Schr Corona
from San Pedro, for Port Gamble.
PORT TOWNSEND-Passed in May 27-Schr
American Girl, hence May Il.
Arrived May 27-Schr J D Tallant, from Port
Gamble, for Honolulu: stmr City of Topeka,
BOWENS LANDING+Arrived May 27-scbr
Mary Eta, hence May %.
Sailed May 27-schr Bender Brothers. for San
VENTURA--Arrtved May 27-stmr Geo Loo
mis- hence May 26.
NEWPORT (S)-Arrived May 27-Stmr West
PORT GAMBLE-sailed May 2s-schr John
PORT BLAKELEY-Arrived May 27-Schr
American Girl hence May II.
FOREIGN PORTS
SWANSEA-Sailed May 27-Br bark Inveru-
maid, for San Francisco.
BRISBANE-Sailed May 26-Br stmr warfi-
moo for Vancouver.
Arrived May 27-Br stmr Aorangi. from Van
couter
ANTOFAGASTA-Arrive May 2-Br ship
Auldgirth from Newcastle, Aus.
-AMAPALA-Arrived May 26-Schr Norma, I'm
Carmen Island.
HONOLULU-Arrived May 1S-Schr Aloha
hence May .; bark Mohican, hence May 4; schr
! Chas Wilson, from Grays Harbor; Br stnr
Carmarthenshire, from Yokohama.
Sailed May 1S-Bktn w II Dimond, for San
Francisco
The Ger stmr Fai Flu and schrs W H Talbot
and Redfeld to sail for San Francisco
May 10.
Observation-Disclosures May 24-schr W
Phelps hence April 81
Observation-Disclosures May 27-Ship Lu-
Gle. hence March 90
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
THE STOCK MARKET

Business was light in securities. Giant Pow
der the only stock to show any activity,
selling at SO 25475 S71a. Oceanic was weak at
$50 80.
Mining stocks showed no change worthy of
note. The telegram from the pump said: THE
second elevator is working steadily on half
time holding the water the foot level.
Have lowered the first elevator 90 feet below
the first position. We expect to make the final
connection to-day and start it to-day or to-mor-
The water is all out of the. Wine from
the 1870 to the 1S0O-foot level Debris only is
left in the bottom
The delinquent assessment sales of the Bull
lion, Utah Consolidated and Confidence mining
companies will be held tomorrow.
Colorado claims to have produced up to Janu-
airy l. 1898, in gold. silver. copper and lead
$500, Oh 46. The total production of these
metals during 1898 was S42 GAG 343 %.
The directors of the Tamarack Mining Com
pany have declared a semi-annual dividend of
81 per share, payable June %. The payment OF
this dividend will bring the total dividend dis
bursements up to So SIC, 600.
The official report from the Standard Con-
solidated mine of Bode. for the week ending
May 20, states that raise in the Moyle vein,
on the l50-foot level, had fourteen inches OF
fair ore in the top. Raise in the New vein.
on the 31S-foot level had twenty-four inches OF
low grade ore The east crosscut in the Black
vein, same level, was in hard ground. The
south drift in No. 10 vein, 3S0-foot level had
eight inches of fair ore in the face They Were
still cleaning out the Bulwer crosscut on the
52S-foot level. The raise the 270-foot level in
c vein. showed good ore. In the stopping ground
The usual quantity of fair to good ore was ex-
tracted. At the mill $50 tons of ore We're crushed
during the week. Average assay, vanner tail
ings Sl4 80. Concentrates produced one ton
assay value. SLAP "A. Amalgam produced 63s
troy ounces; value per ounce 81 o. Tailings
plant No. l treated 4l4la tons tailings during
the week
There will be no sessions of the Stock and
Bond Exchange either Monday or Tuesday
the latter being a legal holiday The board
morning.
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NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. May 27-FLOUR- Receipts.
II, 600 barrels; exports IA. 300 Steadily held but
dull. Winter patents. s3's594; do straits. 50 Bog
65; do extras. 81 6Od3 10; do low grades. 81 459
IS; Minnesota patents. s4Q4 10; do bakers /.
$S@3 90
WHEAT-Receipts. PAS, 14o bushels; exports,
"a, 547. Spot, steady; No. red, s37sc spot and
10 arrive (. o. b. afioat options opened easy
lower English cables Later they rallied on
covering, particularly among May shorts. clos
ing that option sc higher, against 1sc decline
in other months, and the general tone was
steady. May, sl1AQ82c, closed SIC: July. 7s&q
SOlsc closed SOAc; September, 7S9s@7sc, closed
7se; De December, 7ss.Q5s12c, closed 7s1zc; ,ooo
crop. 697c; 1897 CROP 11@13c; 1898 crop. 16@17c;
Pacific Coast 1896 crop. 6Q7c; 1897 crop. 11@13c;
HIDEs-steady; California, 2l325 pounds,
1SAc.
METALS-The brokers' price for lead is 81 25
and for copper SIS 25G1S So
PETROLEUM = Firm; refined New York;
g 20; Philadelphia and Baltimore, 81 10: do. in
CoFFEE-options closed easy, unchanged to
10 points lower. Sales, 1880 bags, including:
S. Is; October. S 2Sa5 Is; November. S. 2oa
Is; December. So so; March. 50 65. Spot coffee
jobbing. SIC; mild, quiet; cordova, Sa1$c.
SUGAR-Raw. quiet and steady; fair refining.
45sc; eentrifugal. Sc test. 49sc; molasses sugar.
4Ac;, No. u. 5-1sc; No. 10. 4Ac; No IA, Ac;
mold A, 5bc; standard A, SIC; confectioners'
514e graduated, 5asc; cubes, 511c.
BUTTER-Receipts, 1925 packages Strong;
western creamery, 15@1S1c; factory, 1112G13c
EGGS-Receipts, STA packages Barely steady;
western. l5gl6c; Southern, 11@13c.
DRIED FRUITS.
steady.
ELABORATED APPLES - Common. 70sc
prime wire tray, SA9S12c choice, sa4@sc; fancy
PRUNES-414 d91kc.
40 AdPRIcoTs-Royal, 1sh@14c; Moorpark. 14a
o0 PiEAcHEs-Unpeeled. s1kan1kc; peeled. 25a
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NEW YoRK's FINANCIAL CONDITION.

NEW YORK May 27.-The Financier saysi
The surplus reserve of the New York Clear
ing-house banks is higher than reported
for eleven months. the gain of So 3O2, 200 for the
week ending May p having swelled the total TO
S43, 993. 725. The feature of the current exhibit
is the reduction of 81, 500 900 in loans and the
contraction of So, 666. 900 in deposits. Reserve
requirements, by reason of the heavy deposit
change. were reduced by over So, 600. OO0 and
this added to the SC. 900 900 gain in cash. raised
the excess funds in banks more than s., 600 0oO.
Taking the known operations of the week a
basis the greater part of the cash expansion
should be attributed to interior movements,
but this is misleading. The National City
Bank for instance, which figures prominent in
the statement, reports gain of more than
$9,OO0OOO in cash. nearly all in gold. Its loans
down SIG 900. 600 and deposits nearly 81, 000 =
600 This is probably due in part to operations
connected with the financing of the ANAL gam
ture disclosed by such an analysis is that
whereas the banks a whole have gained
enormously the reserves of the majority of the
institutions do not vary much from those of the
previous week. In other words, the gain in
cash has been made by a few banks. 1t is in
correct however, TO say that this is actually
the case, for the supply of money held by
nearly every financial institution in New York
is much in excess of the demand. Considered
broadly the statement indicates a prolonged
period of easy rates. One factor which is at
tracing some attention is the condition OF the
sterling exchange market. There is a posi-
bility that with continued piling up OF money
credits cannot be operated to advantage and
actual exports of gold may follow. The only
thing that can well prevent such an occurrence
is the maintenance of money here at something
above the level prevailing abroad
Whether this can be done depends largely on
a revival in speculative activity. 1t is certain,
however. that for every dollar of gold which
may be lost this season a greater number will
be gained from Europe in the fall.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS WASHINGTON

Notice is hereby given that changes were
made as follows in the buoyage OF washington t3d
waters. which affect the the List Oh Deaco"S "1-0
Buoys Pacific Coast, 1898. - -,
WiIIapa Bay. main channel across the bar
and up the Willapa River, pages % anu ~ ,
Outer buoy, black and white perpenolGiu d+t
striped frst-class can, marked with the letteIs
''W b" in white was moved May and IS
now in rs feet of water. Wilapa Bay nsnrf
at Toxic Point NE. u N; north edge of trees
on Leadbetter Point, E. u S.
Inner buoy page CO. a black and white per,
pendiculary striped frst-class nun, was moved
May and is now in 81 feet of water, Wliapa
Bay lighthouse north; house on outer end Of
wharf at Toxic Point NE. Is N: north edge
North edge of middle sands buoy No z page
co. red frst-class nun, was moved May and
house N u W.: house on outer end OF wharI
on Leadbetter Point Sc. by E. Y E.
Jenny Ford spit buoy No. 3. page 60, black
second-class can, was moved May and is now
in Is feet Of water. Wilapa Bay lighthouse
w. z N; house outer end of wharf at
of wharf at Toke Point NE.
Lower end of middle ground Willapa River,
moved May and is in % feet of water.
Willapa Bay lighthouse W.NW. q w; house
on outer end of wharf at North Cove NV. by
Toke Point NE. 3. N
Entrance to Grays Harbor, pages IS. 6S and
64-Outer buoy pages IS and G. a black and
white perpendicularly striped frst-class can,
was moved May IS and is now in 20 feet of
water. Lone tree on Damon Point N NE. y E. ;
north edge of timber on Point Chehalis E. NE
E.; Wfllapa Bay lighthouse Sc. u E.
Inner buoy, page g. black and white per-
May IS and is now in % feet of water Lone
tree on Damon Point N by f. "a E.; north edge
Of timber on Point Chehalis E. by N; Willapa
Bay lighthouse Sc. X s.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board.
GEORGE C. REITER
Captain =. S; N. Inspector Thirteenth Light
house District.
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Morning Session.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EXCHANGE
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Morning Session.
INVESTMENT BOARD.

Morning Session.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, May 26.--Large Northwest re-
oeipls' increased country offerings, favorable
weather and lower cables gave wheat a waal
start Liquidations were heavy and the mar
ket developed a downward tendency up to
within the last half hour, when ii turned
closed at about the top of the days range.
renewed claims of damage to winter wheat
lower at 74zsG75c, declined to 7424c. advanced
10 teSc' and closed with buyers at 1854 G757sc
1otaI shipments to Europe for the week
were estimated at 5000, 600 bushels No cash
business was reported
Corn declined on reports of increased acreage
lower ~
Large receipts and the decline in corn weak
ened oats. Cash demand fair Receipts 075
cars. July closed 14c lower
Buying by packers induced by an improved
shipping demand and higher prices for hogs
strengthened provisions. July pork closed 7l26D
Zoe, lard and ribs 2l5c each higher
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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POTATOES. ONIONS AND VEGETABLES.

Receipts were 495 boxes Asparagus. 1856 boxes
Rhubarb 30 sacks Peas and SS09 boxes and 231
sacks new Potatoes.
Asparagus and Rhubarb were both In lighter
supply and higher. Green Corn came in again,
but was not sold. Peas were firm at a further
slight advance. Beans steady. Cucum-
bers declined. Tomatoes We're weak and quiet.
Potatoes and Onions showed change.
POTATOES-Old 81 25d1 70 per ctl New Po-
tatoes, 1G11ac per ID in sacks and 81 25d1 so for
Rivers in boxes.
ONIONS-New 25d35c per sack for red
VEGETABLES - Asparagus. 75c@S1 so per
box for No. 2. 81 75@2 for No l and 50 25G2 50
for fancy; Rhubarb, 75cas1 % per box; Green
Peas, 2l4c per ID; String Beans from Los An
geles, 4Q5c for green and 4d5c for Golden Wax:
String Beans from Vacayille. safe for green
and sac for Wax; Horse Beans. S5Q5o9 per
per box: Mexican Tomatoes, sl@l 50: Egg
Plant. 10a1212c per Id; Garlic. 4d5c for new
Dried Okra 15c per lb: Dried Peppers. 10c
Green Peppers. 10615c; Carrots. 30d40c per
sack; Hothouse Cucumbers, 25675c per dozen
Sacramento and Marysville Cucumbers 81 50a2
per box; Summer Squash, 75c@s1 % per box
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGs-Caicutta Grain Bags, 5%d51Sc for
June and July; Wool Bags, 2s@2Sc; San Quen-
tin Bags, 81 95.
COAL-Welington. IS per ton; New yelling
ton IS: Southfield wellington, 81 SO; Seattle. Sc
Bryant, Sc; Coos Bay, IS; Wallsend, 81 So
Scotch, IS; Cumberland, IS so in bulk and SO 81
in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, sl4
Camel SIS so per tom Rock Springs and Castle
; Gate, 81 60; Coke s12 per ton in bulk and 81
in sacks.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes, terms net cash. in 100-lb bags:
Cubes. A Crushed and Fine Crushed SIC
Powdered. SIC; Candy ftranulated. SIC; Dry
Granulated SIC: Confectioners' A. SIC; Cali
forna A. &C; Magnolia A. 47sc; Extra c. 4&c
Golden C. 49sc; barrels, 1-16c more; half barrels
&c more; boxes. 1ec more: 50-lb bags, &c more
No order taken for less than 70 barrels its
equivalent
LUMBER-The Pine Manufacturers Associa-
tion yesterday advanced cargo prices for rough
81 and for uppers 81 per 1000 feet.
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Woods and wooden goods on hand which were
rushed in before the tariff went into effect two
years ago, and it may take year yet before
extreme prices are reached. The people, with
all the prosperity and higher wages, still want
cheap clothing, and manufacturers cannot oD-
tain high prices for their goods made entirely
of Wool, so the bulk of goods sold now is MADE
up largely of very little Wool and great deal
of shoddy and cotton. The goods so manu-
featured look well, but do not wear we'll Ine
country is well cleaned up of Wool and the
only Woods to be marketed yet in California
are the Humboldt and Mendocino Woods. Ne
vada is well cleaned up, but in Oregon the
season is late, but old Woods are moving freeiy.
Sheep and lambs still command good prices
HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell
about lie under the quotations. Heavy sailed
steers 10c; medium. 9@91ec; light. Shc: Cow
hides, Sc; Stays, 6@612c; Sailed Kip, SC: Calf
loc; dry Hides. sound Ice; culls and brands
l3c: dry Kip and VEAL 15@151sc; dry Calf. lie;
sheepskins. shearlings. 10000 each short
soeGs1 10 each: Horse Hides. salt. 81 7592 rs
for large and 81 for small; Colts. soc.
. TALLOW-No / rendered. 4Q4hc per Id; No.
2 8lh63Ac; refined -; grease. &c.
'WooIeSpring Clips = San Joaquin and
Southerns, months 7Q9c: years staple saSc;
Foothill and Northern free, nQ14c; Foothill
and Northern defective, S@10c: Nevada, 10Q}13c;
Humboldt and Mendocino, 14Q1Sc.
Fall Woods
Northern Mountain. ............-..........7 @8hc
Southern Q1Hc
HOPS-1ssS crop. 1o011c per Id for ordinary,
I20121bc for good and 13415c for choice 10
fancy from first hands.
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DECIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

Receipts were 1912 boxes Cherries and sOi
chests Strawberries
Cherries did better again under decreased re-
celpts. A Gamer paid Sc for Royal Anne
Berries Were firmer, usual Saturday
Receipts of orchard fruits were light and
sold fairly. Figs from Palm Springs sold at
81 % per box.
There nothing in Citrus Fruits
Apricots and Apples arrived from the river
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Apples, 81 50d2 so for fair to good and s3a
so for choice to fancy: Green Apples, 0GII5c
per box and 75cd1 per basket.
BERRIES-Go oseberries, soc per drawer and
212d312c per lib in bulk: Blackberries from New
castle, 81 % per crate; from Covina. s292 %
Strawberries, S. 50q7 per chest for small and
SO 50G5 for large berries; Raspberries 4005oc
per drawer; Newcastle Raspberries. S16l1 % per
crate; Logan Berries, soc per drawer.
Currants, 25d65c per drawer
Cherries, 306r50c for white, 60690c for Royal
Anne and 40Q75c per box for black; black in
bulk, 4a6c; white, 4G,5c per ID; Royal Anne,
case.
Green Pears 75c per box
Apricots, 81 % per crate and s16l1 % per box
for Pringles and 81 25G1 rs per box for Royals
Peaches. 75c6S1 80 per box.
Plums. 75cqs1 20 per box.
Cherry Plums, 15c@s1 per box.
CITRUS FRUITS-Navel Oranges, 81 5064
per box; Seedlings. 81 25QD2 %; Mediterran mean
Sweets, 81 50Gp2 %; Lemons, 81 25d1 90 for com
mon and s2G2 so for good to choice: Mexican
Lines. 81 50@D5; California Lines, 50675c per
small box; Grape Fruit. 50c@s1; Bananas 81 so
az per bunch; Pineapples s394 per Dozen
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PROVISIONS.

The market is firm and unchanged. with a
steady demand
CURED MEATS-Bacon. Sc per lib for heavy.
ShGsc for light medium, 1o1s@llc for light. 12c
for extra light and 121kG13c for sugar cured !;
Eastern Sugar-cured Hams, 1l@l119c: California
Hams l0Gl01Ic; Mess Beef, S13 per bbi extra
Mess Beef sl4: Family Beef. I5Q15 80; extra
prime Pork s12: extra clear. SIS; mess SIG:
Smoked Beef, lie per Id.
LARD-Tierces quoted at 51495Zc per Id for
compound and 7hq7Nc for. pure; half barrels,
pure, &c: Job tins, She; 5-ib tins, SIC.
less than 300 lbs. lib pals, 60 in case, SIC;
3-lb pails 20 in case, S9sc; 5-lb pals, y in a
case SIC; 10-lb pals, in case, sac: b0-lb
tins. or In case, 77sc wooden buckets. 70
lbs net SIC; fancy tubs, so lbs net, TIC; half
barrels about ITO lbs, TIC
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BARLEY-Spot feed was lower and dull. Flu
lures were steady.
Feed, 81 05@1 OH; Brewing, 81 1901 121a per
ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Sesson-9:15 O. 'clock-No sales.
Second Session-Seller 's9, new-2000 .ctls,
$3.50; 1900 s4s4c.
Regular Morning Session-Seller 90. new
1000 ctls, s5c 5000. S51sc 1000. s5Ac. December
1900, SS7sc
OATS-There are so few here that there is
hardly a market worthy OF the name. and
sales are of course of a retail character. Prices
stand the same.
Fancy Feed, 81 471s@1 SO per ctl: good to
choice. 81 421aq1 Az: common, q S24@1 40;
81 45g1 50 per ctl; Red, 81 35@l 40; Black. 81 80
al 1924.
GoRN-The market continues dull at the
familiar prices.
Small round Yellow, 81 so@1 s2h Eastern
large Yellow. 81 121a White 81 15G1 1711
mixed 81 10 per ctl; California White, nominal.
= RYE-971zc@1 0219 per ct.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Totals, U. s......s1, 1888, 4o3, sos
Totals outside n.
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HAY AND FEEDsTUFFs.

Hay dull usual and prices showed no
change. -Four or five cars of new came in and
sold within the quotations.
Bran and Middlings were firm. but there was
no advance.
BRAN-$16@16 so per ton
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. so per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley, s2394 per
ton; Oilcake Meal at the mill, S256D26 80; job
bling. s27 90; Cocoanut Cake, s21922: Cornmeal
s23 50a24 so; Cracked Corn s24G25; Mixed
Feed; sl5916; Cottonseed Meal s24a26 per ton.
OLD HAY-Wheat. s10912 forsgood to choice
and 81 5000 for lower grades: Wheat and Dat
s7Q11; Dat. s69l0: Barley. s6QS: Alfalfa s567
NEW HAY-Wheat, $7@S; Wild Oat s6Q7:
Alfalfa $5QD7 per ton.
STRAW-25Q50c per bale.
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FLOUR AND MILLs-uFFs.

FLOUR-California family extras 50 6o93 rs.
usual terms; bakers extras So 1908 so; Oregon
and Washington. So 1903 As per barrel for extra,
So 25Q3 40 for bakers and 81 30Q2 90 for super
fine.
MILLsTUFFS-Prices in sacks are as fol-
lows. usual discount to the trade: Graham
Flour, s. rs per 100 lbs; Rye Flour. 81 70; Rye
ira cream Cornmeal So 25 Oatmeal 81 5O@i rs:
Dat Groats 81 IS; Hominy. So 2563 50 Buck
wheat Flour s4Q4 %; Cracked Wheat, So rs;
Farina, 81 so: Whole Wheat Flour 50 90; Rolled
Oats (barrels) Sc 5596 50; In sacks Sc 35Q6 10:
Pearl Barley, IS; Split Peas. 81 so; Green Peas.
Sc per 100 lbs.
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HIDES. TAILow, WOOL AND HOPS.

Jacob Wollner's circular says: sOur Wool
market this month looks something like the
anti-free Wool tariff days. There has been a
rushing business for the past five weeks and
at least 10, 600, 900 pounds have changed hands
Everybody is busy, the securing mills and
presses are all running and there is a great de-
mand for all kinds of Wool. OF course prices
are not high could be expected from a
high protective tariff, but still 1t Is from so to
tariff With the condition of the European
market for fine Woods. should have much
better prices, but there still lots Of old
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FOREIGN MARKETS

LONDON, May 27.-Consols, 1929: Silver,
2S Lied: French rentes 1927 271Sc; Wheat car
goes off coast, buyers Indifferent operators;
cargoes on passage, easier; neglected, Cd lower;
Walla Walla. 2Ss 10kd.
LIVERPOOL, May N.-Wheat, easy; No /
Standard California IS 3d@6s 4d Wheat in
Paris firm Flour in Paris. firm
CLOSING
WHEAT-Spo4. easy No. California IS Sd
d6s 4d; No red Western winter, 6s; No i
red Northern, Duluth 6s Id; futures quiet ;
July. IS 4Ad; September IS SID.
CORN-Spot, quiet; American mixed, nom
inal, 3s SID; do old, IS 6Ad: futures quiet;
May, IS sgd; July, IS 47sd September, IS Sad
FLOUR-St. Louis fancy winter. firm. rs 3D.
PORTLAND'S BUSINESS
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DRIED FRUITS, NUTS AND RA1sINs.

car of evaporated Apples is reported or
the way from the East.
Eastern buyers bidding 5R7ec for new
crop unpeeled Peaches, f. o. b., but no sales
at these figures are reported.
DRIED FRUITs-Prunes, &c for 4o-5Os. 5a
511c for 50-6gs, 4G41zc for 60-7o's 312G3Ac for
7o-sOs, 2AG3Ac for so-s0s, 2h9Q2Nc for so-1oo' $
and 2@2Ac for 10o-110's; Peaches, S1s@91Ac for
good to choice, 10q101ac for fancy and 14d15c
for peeled; Apricots. 1219@13c for Royals and
1AG15c for Moorparks; Evaporated Applies s1ad
1Oc sun dried, out: Black Figs, out; Plums
nominal 1kc for unpitted and 41aG6c for pitted
Pears, 3G9c. according to color, etc.
RAISINS-3%c for two-crown, 4Ac for three
crown SIC for four-crown, 4hQ6c for Seedless
Sultanas, 31ac for seedless Muscatels and 81 q
for London layers; Dried Grapes. 2NQ3c.
NUTS-Chestnuts. &c per lb; Walnuts 5dSc
for hardshel. Ioqlle for .softshel; Almonds sa
&c for hardshell, 12913c for softshell 14al6c for
papershell; Peanuts, 697c for Eastern and 41sG
C for California; Cocoanuts, 81 50Q5.
HOMETOWN 10q11c for bright and Sd9c
for lower grades; water white extracted, 7i.G
71hc; light amber extracted, 7c; dark, 5Q5isc
per ID.
BEESWAX-25d27c per h.