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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-16

Breadsta1s.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug Is -whest-weak: Spot
quiet. BARLEY spot market weak Oats. quiet; red.
steady; black. weak Spot quotations were:
Wheat shipping. No ]. .o24; choice Sloe1 mill
Bsrley-Fced. soassc: brewing nSexc.
oats-Red. Ne749LK
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks 2s2s: do Oregon, ieao; do
washtnstcn. $50: wheat, centals 1000 barley GEN.
tails $500; oats. centals. 21so beans sachs. 57o:
. sh san ..e s.y tons. &c. "oo
bales. "a: hides. number. 30: quicksilver. dasks g.:
wine. gallons. $3.50.
Produce. Fruit, Ete.
MillstuRs- Middlings $l79Hsa bran. Sls@lsso per
Hsy-whe.t. C@s: whea. and oat. Caso: best
barley. Nsos7; alfalfa. ssa7 q: straw per bale. ne
Potssoes-Eariy Rose. 7scssI; river Burhanks, ;5c
6sl: Salinas Rurbanks. 81 sal 50: sweet. aasic
Vegetables silver-skin onions fsasoc: cucunhers.
beans, isisc per il: tomatoes. iaassc box ohrs. :
@toc: egg plant. sodsae; chill green peppers. matte
rra,s.-Appls. choice. g. common. Sc: .tr.sssr
Bartlett, scasl; riums. Isd4ec: Mexican hines, Re.
choice California lemons. slssea; bananas. s. sos
2fa bunch.
,ter-Fancy creamery ssa2se; seconds. .asn.c;
Cheese New. aFfiac. Young American io6l01r !.
Eastern. 1staiic: Western. i2sesl3c
Esrs-s'nre. is9isc: fancy ranch, ne2sc: Eastern.
fsfisc.
Poultry Turkey Enhhlers. nfisc h. turkey hens
He he; old roosters. sat s. young rooeters a 500
S9: small hroilers. 81 sAa5: large broers $3a3 So
frye~. 81 sass: hens. sssat5o; old ducks. nas 8:
Young ducks s. soss: geese 81 Is pair goslinss 81 50
chs: old pigeons. sls0ai75
Wool and Hops.
Wool-S pgine-Nesada. l2dlie: Eastern Oregon. 70
@lt: valley. Oregon. lieslec FanNorfhern noun
tain lambs. Sa loo: mountain lambs Sflac; San Joa
anin plains. aasc; Humboldt and Aendocino, La
III
Hops-Crop II 1898. i7ic.
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FOREIGN AAnxl


B1n00C101s
NEW YORK. AUG. M--IAo 60 49,
Users London financial cah1eU1n -:
The markets here wsgV bett9 r - - ~
vestment stocks improved. ~ 60 T. n11~ ~
ing the mornins Tsansvsal - 49, &
In Paris tncreasing The staon6l1H o2
were 81; Tntcs. =; Anacua1nA - lI
were idle and dfoopinos exceoe 49, 61'
dian Pacific dropped shazply. ~ sI11Il
. per cent. dividend. ~
The bank did lazvs w1nsu 4 49, -
81 the hank rata minimnA a
pected on Thursday. n
Closing Qusta1aeaA
LONDON. Aug. N.-Canadlan Il r 261
em Pacific preferred. ~: Tin tS
~; Atchison. ~: Gsand 1stnk. q
BaS oliver. Nad: money, = ~ cunk
LIVERPOOL, Aug. M--WAaaH@a - II
Califunia, = ld@1s IA; No 81 14
+ lod Futures se1ady; o1u11m1 II
bes. = llo1 nj axsE 7S N!
-.-*t.
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Flcur-Receipts. 4.0e barrels: expovss 2sl has.
se malhes easier in too. bot noe ouotahay lower.
- holdezs refuse to nams concssuicns IN sp1es a
vheat's sharp heeak
Wheat-Receipss M.0 basheh: exports, 30
b9sheas: spot narket easy: No 3 rid. Noe & o. b
sAoat srcG Options cpsned weak at 3e decline.
in respons to unexpected vsak eaAaea ord -nna
esines later in the day attended By selling for
both accounts. and disappointine export develop
Wenss; cleeed weak at lhal3c net dee1se; May eios
Cd At @lc: September closed st ,soc: DscsnhR
closed q nc. 50
Wcca-Figm =
Hcre-ouiet.
Co6se-Opsioos elosed barely stssdy UNCHANGED 10
points lower: sales ma haes Including August
&c. Decemhey. Aese; January, lSoe; got RIO
dun and easy; mild. barely steady.
SuGAr-RaW, weak; fair refining. Y-loc: cnuty3-
fnsal. - test. &C.: refined. about steady.
TN took sudden ur tnn in ths local maRhse
On the reAppeafance of liberal bayern and stifen.
ins Of views a holdsrs The news from Europe did
not average up differently from anticpations. nor
was news from producing points q home ether than
expected Spelfer ruled irregular and shade lower
PIG iron-Warauts. unchanged: QSSlxA
Copper-Lake. UNCHANGED: QasA
Tin-$M NdN3
Spelter-EaSv: AM.
Lead-Quoted Ut A69l0
= 3 8
Doston Stoek Market.
BOSTON. AUG. H-Ciosing:
Boston & Montana M Panoee ss.s zee. ssss y
Bate Z Boston go. =
. q 9
CHICAGO MARKETS.
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CHICAGO. Aag. K-fls 49, -.
prices Of cattle resas.ed h uuaa1p
ines, and to<iay's mazhsl ~ eo11 ~
son. The demand - oaly taiz,y o1l6H
choice heeves. &e@AWs cunnnoe s.sS. ri
SIS: stochen and fssdsn 0U0kI, I
and hsifers. Saa&8; rsxas sseese ~
were In good demand q So(1aM
Tho o6ertnss At hcGs vsso 49, - - ~. y
demand. and good droves M - 49,
late market Was somewhat eosins UsS 20
at 81 06S.&: mixed lots. AsNR95s ~
3: pixs. ceA3A1. and Nalls, N11A a. Z "a!
The supply Of sheep and No. ~ "
the demand. and pgices deciiasd Il "a
Sheep-S le0S fur tniRise - & =
tiyes: Wcsten ranss shssA An6e
6A ~ ll
Receipts catsis. ssm: AaA nm - .l
Omaha.
OMAHA, Aug. N-Cat11D - - :.
ket steady. loe lower: NATIVE -
Western steers. Sl9lo; T0nn u1n. z 49,
cows and heifen. niu0An: -. &
stocksrs and fseders, 00os: g. JnS7
and stam. $1sAes.M . ! b.
Hogs-Recetpts. e.3oe: unsAo& r 49, -
love. heavy. asA9A1s nl1sl 6I54
q. tSeS41; bulk al sAlss. MSnG2
Sheep Receipts. 90: nAxnn& -. - &
choice natives. $Aeoe0W; III to ~
0MaaH. conmca and seee4g - \ $780,
lambs. Ss6& a
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bat OF h sesds ~ Pstasos loak vsl: bean
fair CT Hasbx-Oass % vsa AAs. Potatoes
haM crop ca upland and fun q bOeta4. 6m-
nar-Bprsux ukssx b the bsat era saw in sAis
vo13e, Winasr wAsax b abose nx8al BenssDn-
PAN wheat Drw rDe. bat No cutting unfa it eieAfs
up Marion Oats vfll y sasss-fcuIshs q ercn
Sprine vheas h doing vsn Baaeoe-Rain did
much eood 70 vesssahlo and pasture. char,seeca
The rains win greatly help tan pastrfal Deap0i-
The sin VII help cut the potato crop. alsn dover
and earcens Ozts are being cut nOw. Little
Rock--rAu wheat viz noe Be more than tvOthirds
81 erno although the besu h good Spring
wheat - areF1xe
soathxess Counties: Long Beach-CopioU nips
have improved crcrs Bcfh fan and spring wheat
ara q ecod c1up: acfng 10 somewhat the bettss.
Bsyhestoa-Eo damage 20 wheat. which y nearly Al
IN stack svrins wheat b he oest sser raised
here OAfs are about . normal eyoD Hope dss4
caaas Eshel-Fan wheat thin: surtng wheat Al
around q god erro. Cowfits-Fan wheat uas in
tayed By frost last winter. bat has -.ied veil
Early spstnG Gown fun crop. and late sown ham
. erup Fan wheat VII yield most wildwood
Faruers cutting wheat and oats The potato
crop Win be vssy light Woodland-Fan wheat
has turned Ont fairly veil: ssxnG grain half crop.
Potatoes good MMsyfock-rhe spring wheat b
almost . full eFup. not quite nD: nouo cut ys4
Barley b 0ne: . Suxo csuD
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CsStacu Dafectofs CeeLles WSo0-
y q q
0GATTLD WHEAT MARKER.
wheat-Expost, No club. &c: No blu0tsm.
&c: milling. No club. Sc: No. hluestem. &C.
q q g
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET,
TACOMA. Aug. E.-There il change In wheat
Prices nominal at Sc for club and Sc for blue
stem.
% Il Il
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND. Aug ls.-whest-Wslla Walla Sc;
valley. sc: bluestem. 6oc.
- g -
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
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tssftsrss sSNss s. 3 ~Afsr eAssgssS s. 81 h&ssx
ehxerssz 81 * s~&sfsS tsftaxNa&s s. sssa ssss#~
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Eastern Seetl0n.

Mig Bend Country: wAatrhee-fhs wnatches
fruit growers have ane crop Il apples and peach
e. 81 Andrews-Haxvess nov IN peoeFesa Dong
ias-Grain rpening slowly: headias has begun
Coulee Cffy-Cool weather last two weeks favorable
for grain Harvest has commenced. Generally
What winter wheat survived the winter b good.
Reardon-The dryest season for years. and the
crops hare suffered much About halt the winter
wheat . good crop: other half poor
Spo&ane County: Harey-Partial crop spring
wheat. Winter wheat good. Dat crop short
Potatoes about half crop. Myers Falls-Rain foe
several days has damaged hay crop. East Spo-
kane-Rain stopped threshins and stacking fos
che day. About half . Medical Lake
Harvest in progress: that d winter wheat we'll ad
vanced Cats . better croo than wheat
Peoae-0pxina wheat injured By cold. dry
weather IN early spring. and By the excessively hot
dry weather In June Rock Creek-Sprins wheat
h light and short: not up to fan wheat o. account
Of lack Of rain.
Adams County: Bsmis- Threading b IN progress.
F1etchef-H Heavy rain and some hail. but no ma
tenal damage. and NO good Ritsyiiie-An winter
wheat winter killed and land neseeded spring
wheat: late cold spring and lack 81 rain during
the growing season retarded growth and hot winds
OF July dned II up before maturing. that yield
Palouse Country: Ceiton--FA wheat Is IN aver.
wheat is . very light crop. Staly-Fan wheat
Jared better than spring; the latter Is not over
half . crpp Rains hare lodged heavy wheat and
oats badly Paiouse-Fan grain generally much
the best snrins grain short straw and yield
somewhat reduced By hot weather Reports from
Hay. Guy and Rosala do not differ much from
the foregoing
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-19
cA1JFoRNIA FRUIT SALES.

CHICAGO. July 1S-Tra gedy prunes 81 100
90 average 81 IS; Bartlett pears 81 20q2 40, av-
erage 81 26; Nectarines sl41 so, average 81 25;
Yellow Egg plums 81 10; Crawford peaches SIG
l Is average 81 90; St. Johns 81 O4; Burbanks
81 13; Satsuma SIC: Fosters 99c; Purple Duane
Soc. Eleven carloads sold
NEW YORK July 1S.-Bartlett pears 81 1oG
So average So 81; Early Crawford peaches 81 10
al SIS average 81 80; Fosters 81 So; Imperials
81 l0a1 Go, average 81 49, Sirroni prunes, average
81 %: Purple Duane 95cQs1 IS, average 81 II;
Diamond plums 81 26; Tragedy prunes 7oc4
81 %; Burbanks 75c@S1 60, average 81 "A; Esg
plums, average 81 "a; Nectarines 81 20; St Johns
55CG9$1 IS, average 81 10; Hales Early SocqS1 Is,
average 90c: Ogons SOcGs1 55, average 81.
Twenty-Five carloads sold
SACRAMENTO, July 1s-The Earl Fruit
Company sold California fruit to-day at auc-
tion at the following prices:
BOSTON. July lS.-Eureka P1ums, 81 6502 10.
Crawfords. 50cds1 45 average 81 80; Bartletts,
$2 25G2 so. average 81 "a; St Johns, 55cQ1 80.
average 81 10; Tragedy Prunes, 90cQS1 O5,
average 81 03 Six cars sold to-day.
age 81 81; Purple Duanes, average 81 %; Peach
Plums average 81 3S; Eureka Plums. aver
age 81 %; Lemon Cling Peaches average 81 go
Crawfords, e5CGlS1 so, average 81 06; Bartletts.
erage, $50; Foster Peaches, socGs1 20, average
81 or St Johns. 75c6$1 90. average 81 03; Hale
Early Peaches, soc; Tragedy. S5cGS1 05, average
92c. Six cars sold to-day.
NEW ORLEANS. July 1S-Bartlett Pears,
81. "a Decker Peaches. 96c; Crawfords, CSC.
OMAHA. July 1S.-FOntainebleau Grapes, sim
gle crates, 81 80; Tragedy Prunes, single crates,
81 IS; Bartlett Pears, boxes, 81 2l; Peach
boxes, SSc: Crawfords boxes. 90c; Purple Duane
Plums single crates, 81 l2
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-19

SIC for Norway, &c for NarrowGauge. and SC
for Silver King; boneless; 51Gc blocks S.,no 7c for
Seabright; Crown brand Tablets SC; Middles,
7c for Golden State and 1Oc for White Seal;
Desiccated Gilt Edge. per dozen, S71zc.
lines of Leather have been comparatively quiet
but the general Leather trade can be quotec as
is too small a margin between the material
and the finished product, and the tanners are
which will show a loss when any reaction in
the market occurs. The real market has been
in harness and skirting and heavy sole Leather
Large quantities of harness and skirt1ng are
being shipped to the West and Southwest
where California Leather, owing to its superior
Leather has been doing fairly we'll Sole, heavy
25G2sc per lb; Sole Leather. medium, 25q26c;
Sole Leather light, 25G26c rough Leather
heavy. 25426c: rough Leather. light. 25q26c;
Harness Leather, heavy, 32G33c Harness
ebt edGm aG 15es ne fnet
Kip. finished 40@45c per lb; Veal. finished 5O4
55c; Calf, finished, 75cds1 20; Sides. finished. l6
Splits, S91oc per lb.
OIL-California Castor Oil, cases. No, |, 75c;
raw, 4Sc; cases. sc more; Lard OH, extra winter
strained. barrels, 47c; No l. 4212c; cases &C
Oil barrels 6Oc cases. 65c Sperm pure. Soc;
Whale Oil, natural white, 32i@c: Pacific Rubber
Mixed Paints. white and house colors. 81 25Q1 30
per gallon: wagon colors S26I2 % per gallon.
PETROLEUM. GASOLINE AND NAPHTHA
Water white Coal OIL in bulk. 11lsc per gal
lon; Pearl oil. in cases 1910: Astral oil, 1612c;
Star oil. 162c; Extra Star Oil; 20lkc; Elaine
OIL, 21}2c; Eocene oil. 1s1zc; Deodorized Stove
Gasoline. in bulk. 16c in 21c; Benzine. in
bulk, 1511c; in cases, 2O1ac; Sc degree Gasoline,
in bulk. 21c: in cases 26c
NDLES-Electric Light Candles. SIS. Is or
sac; 6s, IA OF. nc 6s, 12 OF, SIC, IS. 10 OF.
51zc; 12s u OF, nc. Granite CMining) Candles
6s 16 oz, 9l4c; 6s. IA o. SIC; 6s. u OF. nc; 6s
10 OF. CSC Paraffine Wax Candles-ls Is. 4s,
6s white. 912c; 12s, 1G1ac; colored. 1c higher.
WHITE LEAD-Quoted at 5AG6c; Red Lead
and Litharge 5a4d6c per lb.
TURPENTINE-In cases. Sic; in iron barrels.
SIC; in wooden barrels, CSC.
LCCOL-Boiled, barrels, 45c; raw. barrels,
43c; cases. sc more
QUICKsILVER-s43 per mask for local use,
and $40 for export.
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes, terms net cash. in 100-b bags
Cubes, Crushed and Fine Crushed. 53sc;
Powdered. sac; Candy Granulated SIC; Dry
Granulated sac; Confectioners' A, SIC; Cali
fornia A. 4zsc; Magnolia A, 4%c; Extra c, 49sc;
Golden G, 4i3c barrels, 1-16c more; half barrels,
h4c more; boxes, 1ac more 5O-lb bags, 1tc more
No order taken for less than Is barrels or its
equivalent. Dominos, alfbarrels, SIC; boxes,
6LkC
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-19
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGs-Grain Bags have again advanced and
are firm. Calcutta Grain Bags. 55s@534c: Wool
Bags. 26d2sc; San Quentin Bags. in second
hands, 52sc.
COAL-Wellington s. per ton; New yelling
ton ss; Southfield Wellington. 81 so; Seattle, Sc;
Bryant So Coos Bay. So Wallsend. 81 so;
Scotch, S. Cumberland, 50 in bulk and $40 50
in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg. s12;
Camel. SIS per ton: Rock Springs and Castle
Gate ST SO; Coke, s12 per ton in bulk and S14
iCORDAGE-Manila 12c; sisal, 11Ac; Bale
Rope lie: Duplex. 1014c basis.
CANNED VEGETABLES-Peas 75GS5c; AS
paragus 81 60d2 S5; Tomatoes. S0dS5c.
CANNED FRUITs--Cherrtes. 81 75d2 30 for
black and 81 75G2 80 for white; Peaches. 81 ESQ
Go; Pears, 81 45a1 10; Aprcots. 81 2od1 65;
Plums. s0cds1 %.
COFFEE : Costa Rica = 1S1a@15c for prime
washed: 1215d13c for good washed; 1112G12Rc
for good to prime washed peaberry; 10611c for
good peaberry; 10G12c for good to prime; 9G911c
nominal for good current mixed with black
beans; sG9i2c for fair 515@7c for common to
ordinary Salvador-10G12c for good to prime
washed: S@9Nc for fair washed; 10iaN1115c for
good to prime washed peaberry; 14s6ISc for su-
perior unwashed 73s6715c for good green un-
washed; 9G9l1c for good to prime unwashed
peaberry. Nicara agua-714 dsc nominal for good
to superior unwashed; 9a9t2c nominal for good
to- prime unwashed peaberry. Guatemala and
Mexican-14G16c for prime to fancy washed !;
1O6l2c for good to strictly good washed; NO
I0c for fair washed; 6stG716c for medium: 59D
6Ihc for inferior to ordinary; 10G111ac for good
TO prime washed peaberry; 9G9I2c for good un-
washed peaberry; 7&QSc for good to superior
unwashed.
PACIFIC CODF1SH-Is quoted as follows:
50-lb bds, 40c; 10olb cases. selected, sc; strips,
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-19
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO July 1S.--Wheat opened weak at
71G711sc for September, which was 2sq12c IN
der yesterdays close. Fine weather every
where lower cables and heavy receipts were
the chief influences at work in the market
Long wheat was thrown on the market in
great quantity. September touched 7O7sc i'm
mediately after the opening. This put
price and buying against these privileges alb
sorbed the bulk of offerings. Shorts covered
freely on the decline and the market gradu-
ally rallied TO 71asc On the bulge the demand
slackened again and September reacted to lie
Then the holders of puts made a second turn
and this time il held until the close, which
was at uAq712sc a net loss of only 1sc. Pri-
mary receipts to-day were L120,00O bushels
compared with 427 600 bushels the correspond
ing day of last year.
Corn ruled weak on heavy liquidatton, fine
weather and sympathy with wheat. The close
at net loss Of &c for September.
Oats ruled dull but remarkably steady. Sep
tember closed a shade lower.
Provisions showed remarkable strength
throughout, in spite Of a weakness in the
grain markets. Continued cash demand for
both domestic and export purposes stimulated
outside speculative buying. Added to this
advance Of 10G15c for hogs at the yards
There a slight recession early profit
taking, but packers bought freely the de
cline and caused a rally. which still in
progress at the close. September pork closed
l5c higher and ribs and lard gained 10c each.
The leading futures ranged follows:
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-19
HIDES. TALLow. WOOL AND HOPS.

Hides and Hops show no features. The
latter are in demand. but growers decline to
contract current bids
A local house says of Wool: There is moth
ing specially new to report in our local Wool
market Choice Northern Wool is coming for
ward and finds ready sale at full figures. Most
of the Wool from the middle counties, well
as from the coast and the San Joaquin Val
ley, has been marketed Oregon is sending
down q liberal share of its Wool clip. which
is being handled by scourers. a limited guam
tity OF Valley Oregon is being received. but
but we look for a good market for them in the
fall few parcels of Southern Coast Lambs
Wool have been received, but they do not at
tract attention. On the whole the outlook for
Wool is as good could be wished for.
HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell
about 1c under the quotations. Heavy salted
steers. 10d1011c; medium, 9d9kc; light, SC;
Cowhides &C. Stays. &c; Salted Kip, &c; Calf,
10c dry Hides sound. 16c; culs and brands
13c: dry Kip and Veal. 16c; dry Calf, 17c;
Sheepskins. shearlings, 20G30c each: short
Wool. 35d60c EACH medium, IO09Oc; long Wool
90cGS1 10 each; Horse Hides salt S2d2 25 for
large and 81 2501 80 for small; Colts 25GG50c.
TALLOW-No. l rendered, 4d4l2c per 10; No.
Wool : Spring Clips San Joaquin and
ern free 11d14c; Foothill and Northern defect
i've 9d11c: Nevada, 11m4c; San Joaquin Foot
hill free 10dl2c; do defective, Sa9c: Humboldt
and Mendocino. 16i2dlSc; Valley Oregon. 170
1Sc Eastern Oregon. 12d1ic for choice and 90
1115c for fair TO good.
HOPS-1Sss crop 1561715c per 10; 1853 crop
12l1013c bid and refused.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-19
PROVISIONS.

While the market is not as active as it has
been owing TO the midsummer season, the de-
mand is still good except for Bacon which is
queter Hams continue TO sell well. Prices
for everything are firm.
CURED MEATS - Bacon, Sl4c per ID for
heavy. 9G9lac for light medium. lie for light,
PIC for extra light and 13c for sugar cured
Eastern sugar-cured Hams, 13Q1312c; Calfor-
MIA Hams. l2a1214c; Mess Beef $lS per BIB; ;
extra Mess Beef. $l4; Family Beef, Sl5ql5 So
extra Prime Pork $12 80: extra clear, SIC so;
mess, $15@15 80; Smoked Beef '. l2G per io; .o
compound ana 6Ikd7c for pure; half barrels
pure 7]4c: 1O-lb tins. 79.aSc: 5-ib tins SaS1.c
COTTOI1ENE - Tierces, 69s@67sc; packages
3-fb pals 20 in a case Sfsc; 5-fb pals, u in a
case. SIC 10-fb pals, S in a case. Sssc; 5o-fo
tins ! or 2 in a case 7Tsc wooden buckets, 20
lbs net, SIC; fancy tubs. so lbs net, 77sc; half
barrels about 10 lbs, 7Ac-
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-19
CALI, BOARD Sales
FLOUR AND MILLsTUFFs.

Prices for these goods have not changed for
weeks and probably will not until the raw
product changes.
FLOUR-California family extras SO 6OG3 70.
usual terms: bakers extras, So 4oq3 S.; Oregon
81 25G3 40 for bakers and So 25d3 for superf1ne.
MItLsTUFFs-P in is sacks * "a are , as fol
Flour. So % per 100 fbs; Rye Flour. 81 10: Rye
Meal g 5o Rice FIouE r g 8 Cornmea 81 80 ex
0at t;roats. 81 %: Hominy. SO 2593 50; Buck
wheat Flour. s49S4 25; Cracked Wheat, 50 Is:
Farina. 81 50; Whole Wheat Flour. 50 50; Rolled
Oats Cbarrels) Sc 55d6 50; in sacks Sc 35616 Is;
Pearl Barley, s.; Split Peas. 81 so: Green Peas
81 ner 100 fbs.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-19
BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS.

Quotations for all descriptions remained
about the same Supplies of Eggs light
and they are firm There is no scarcity In
Butter. but the market is steady at the ad-
vance already noted. Cheese stands the same
BUTTER
Creamery Fancy Creamery, 21G2l1ac; sec
onds 19Gl2Oc.
Dairy Fancy. 1713Q18c; good TO choice l6q
lie; store, l4G15c per lb. 100
CHEESE Choice mild new, Sic. old, 71aaSc;
Young America, S12Q9c; Eastern, 13Ql5c. oa
EGGS-Quoted at 15d17c for store and zoo
23c per dozen for ranch; Eastern 16GlSc for
No. l and l4Q15c for seconds.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-19

tatoes and Onions are also weak and plentiful
POTATOES-Ciarn Chtes, 81 35d1 40; Early
Rose, S1a1 so; Burbanks, sal 10 in boxes ana
s1Q1 so in sacks on the wharf.
ONIONS-65@75c per ctI for Silverskins
ABLES-Asparagus 75cGS1 90 per oo1
for ordinary and 81 75G2 % for fancy; Rhubarp
25od50c per box; Green Peas. 212c per 1b; string string
Beans. 2Q3c; Cabbage. 50c; Tomatoes Zoq2Oc
per box; Rivers 75cGl$1; Stockton. I5QSoc; Esg
Plant. 81 25d1 50: Green Okra. 75cqs1 per box;
Garlic, 2Q3c; Green Peppers, 50I75c for lid Cniie
and s1d1 % per box for Bell Carrots 3OdiOc
per sack; Bay Cucumbers, 40G5oc; Summer
SQUASH, 1212425c for Bay; Green Corn. oOcN
81 25 per sack for Nacavile, 81 2501 90 per crate
for Alameda and I5ls5c for EsrkeieY:
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-19
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
THE STOCK MARKET.

Securities quiet the morning session
and quotations showed no changes worthy OF
note
Mining stocks stood about the same The tel
egram from the pump said: No l elevator has
been working continuously. The water Is 194
feet 10 inches below the 1750-foot level
Yesterday the directors of the Best & Belcher
and Gould & Curry elected Heber Holman as
superintendent of both mines, to succeed the
late Patrick Kervin
Challenge levied assessment of 10 cents
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-19
SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET.

Beef is weaker. Mutton and Lamb are firm
Veal continues unsettled, being firm day
and weak the next according the supply
varies. Hogs have again advanced, being
scarce
Wholesale rates from sIaughterers to dealers
I. BEEF-7dSc per 10 for Steers and 6Aq7c for
Cows.
VEAI-Sd11c per 10
MUTTON-Wethers, 7a74c; Ewes. 61aQ7c
per 10.
LAMB-Spring Sc per 10.
PORK-Live Hogs. so a57sc for small, 6G61sc
for medium and 5la95Asc for large; stock Hogs
and Feeders, 512c; dressed Hogs, 7Gshc.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-19
COMMERCIAL WORLD
s1rMMARY OF THE MARKETS..

Sterling cables in demand
Silver unchanged.
Wheat freights firm.
Wheat and Barley dull.
Oats and Rye sell well.
Corn dull
MiHstufIs unchanged.
Hay in more moderate receipt.
Feedstuffs as before.
Beans active and firm.
Seeds dull and nominal.
Potatoes and Vegetables weak.
Butter and EGGS unchanged.
Poultry plentiful and dull
Fruit in moderate supply
New Prunes open high and wanted.
New Almonds 10c
Honey in very fair demand.
Provisions still firm.
Wool in good shape.
Hops strongly held.
Hides quiet.
Hogs still higher Veal scarce.
Beef and mutton steady.
Grain Bags advanced.
Leather market satisfactory.
Some changes IN Oils.