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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-28

Camel IS so per ton; Rock Springs and Castle
Gate, 81 60; Coke. si2 per ton in bulk and sl4
Manila, 12c; sisal. 1Ac; Bale
Rope lle Duplex TPe S 1eA g basis Seas 75@s5c. As
paragus, 81 6OQ2 So; Tomatoes, soqS5c.
CANNED FRUIfs-Thes, market is st stir q and ID
az so for white; Peaches. s. 25ql 65; Pears ears
= SOL 10; Apricots. 81 2Oq1 IS; Plums' socg
COFFEE-Costa Rica-13ka15c for prime prime
washed 12l2@13c for good washed; f9
good peaberry; 1O@12c for good to prime; SI 1sc
nominal for good current mixed with piat N
ordinary Salvador-1O@12c for good TO prif me
washed; Sqs%c for fair washed; lC12qllttsc i LOT
good to prime washed peaberry; 7asqoc LOT 81
washed 9Q915c for good to prime unwashed
peaberry. Nicaragua 7A@Sc nominal t Tor good
to superior unwashed 9Q9lac nominal Ior soUd 9
to prime unwashed peaberry. Guaternaia an, anu
Mexican-14q16c for prime to faney ne %aS "a. n
lOc for fair washed; 634g712c for medium; "a
SIC for inferior to ordinary; 10Qlltsc LOT sUUu
prime washed peaberry; sa91ac for good .I In
washed peaberry; 7AQSc for good to superior
PACIFIC CoDFIsH-Is quoted as follows:
SIC for Norway, &c for Narrow Gauge ana 81. SC
seabrght; Grown brand Tablets. SCI; Middles.
&c for Golden State and 10c for White SEAL
Gilt Edge ssa per 9 5Sc per ib Sole
Leather, medium 24@25c Sole Leather 5le Light Light;
24@25c; rough Leather heavy 24q 5 b r9ugh
H.,
a2G33c; Harness Leather, medium. SOq32c; Har,
ness Leather light, 2sqSOc; Collar Leather. IA
q16c per foot Kip, finished 40q5Oc per 7 20.
Veal. finished 50@55c; Calf hnlsheai '' Kgffe
Splits 14@16c; Rough Splits, SGlOc per ID ,-o.
OII-California Castor OIL cases, No: l. 75c;
pure 81 o. Linseed OIL in barrels, boiled 1Vc,
raw, 4Sc; cases. sc more; Lard on extra wlhte e
more; China Nut, 45@55c per gallon; P 1,l,
Neatsfoot OIL barrels soc; cases. SOC; sperm
crude, 60c; natural white. Acc; beached Wh l
4212c; Whale OIL. natural white 81 &c; peac htt
and house colors, 81 25q1 50 per gallon; wagon
colors. $2@2 % per gallon. p,,
PETROLEUM GASOLINE AND NAfh-
THA-Water White Coal OIL, in bulk He per
l62c; Star Oil 1612c; Extra Star OIL 2G12c;
Stove Gasoline, in bulk, ice: in cases &c;
Benzne, in bulk 1519cy in cases. 2O12c: 30 de-
CANDLES Electric Light Candles, 6s' Is OF.
SIC; IS, a OF. TIC; IS, y OK SIC; s. ~ or,
SIC 12s. u OF, nc; Granite (Mining) candies
6s 16 OF. SIC Is. "A OF, sac; 6s u OF, 't5c os'
10 o. SIC. Paraffne Wax GandiesLls, So, zs. u.s.
6s white. 91ac; 12s. 10l4c; colored, lc higher:
WHITE LEAD-Quoted at 5@q6c Red Leao
and Litharge, 54i@6c per ID.
TURPENTINE-In cases, Gle; in iron barrels
SIC; in wooden barrels. 0Sc
LUCOL~Boiled. barrels, 45c; raw, barrels
43c cases. sc more.
QUICKSILVER-S4 per flask for local use
and $40 for export o..
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes. terms net cash, in 1OQ-lb bags:
Powdered, $40; Candy Granulated' Sssc: c DTy
fornia A. SC: Magnolia A. 47sc; Extra {, 4&tc;
Golden c, 49sc barrels, 1-lec more; hal1 Darrels'
No order taken for less than 70 barrels or It's
equivalent.
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$50 N of Cedar. N 40 by W 1876, being portion
of lot E. of block 5, Graves and Taylor Tract
Berkeley: $40.
Agnes and John Black and V. r and J. A.
Parker to Florence l.. Myers, lot on E line OF
Third street $50 N of Jones avenue so by
E $50 block J, Andrew Jones Subdivision
Brooklyn Township; SO. .
Catherine BUILDER to Catherine Moriarty wifi
of To lot on w line of Castro street 165 /
Of D. S 80 by w rs, Town of Haywards Eden
Township: $3.50
Roger B. Friend to Marcel Lemer, John b
Porte and Pascal Bellocq. lot on line Of
Isabella street 446 w of San Pablo avenue.
W "a by 139:2h being lot 10 and portion lot
u. Gum Tract, Oakland; $40.
R. ". and Ella NJ. Rupe to same. lot on
line Of Isabella street, 6124 w of San Pablo
avenue. los. NV to a portion 92:3. E a.
70 beginning, being a portion of lot 16. same.
Oakland; SO.
Bridget o Brien to Edward F. OBrien lots
70 TO 81. map of lands at Oakland Point ferry
landing, portion plat 4O6, Oakland gift.
Fred Carlson to c. ]. Stewart the S 80 feet az
lot ~. block b. lands Oakland View Homestead
Association, Oakland; $40
E j. Stewart To Sara A. Livingston (wife OF
A. same Oakland; $40
Florence l.. and X. B. Myers to Marion Van
Ostrand, lot on line of Grant street, $50 W n
Union. W so by S 100. being lots 13 and "a
block II. new town of Lynn, East Oakland.
SO.
R. ]. McMullen to Oakland Loan and In
vestment Company. undivided half interest n
lots / to g. block A. lots to r. block B, lots l
2. s. 6. and 10, block c. Home View Tract
Berkeley; 81.
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DRIED FRUIT IN NEW YORK,
ali adviees from New York say:

Mai advces from New York say:
In prunes the interest is limited 10 the crop
reports and the Indications of this years yield.
Bach one who visits the producing sections has
a different story to tell but there is substantial
agreement in the statement that the European
crop is Il virtual failure, and that the yield Of
Washington and Oregon viii be greatly re
Guced. II remains therefore Tor california
md Seryia 10 supply the bulk Of the demand
throughout the world this year. Latest reports
frcu Scrvia dated some TWO months ago. are
l. the effect that the output this year Is likely
~.yield was then expected The California crop
IL said to promise Well last year. though
NOT SO well as the year before. Prices remain
steady. but there is no pressure to sell, even
though the crop outlook is considered favor
.I}aisins are unchanged. There is little spot
demand. except here and there seeders ask for
small supplies The trade seems TO be Well
supplied FOR immediate requirements and no
change in the present situation is expected.
Crop reports continue encouraging and dealers
HGtfCipute q good yield at favorable prices.
There has been report in circulation at diff
feFeut times lately 10 the effect that the assO-
citation had made prices the future product.
Il IS probably untrue. 1t will be remembered
that no opening prices were made last season
until Just before the actual harvest began, and
that he association was not then in as good
condition 20 control the crop 1t is this year
Most dealers do not expect opening prices for
some weeks Yet.
h'Peaches are unchanged. California will pro
duce more than an average OF dried peaches
this year, partly because the crop Is larger than
usual, but more because it Will ripen all at the
sdme time and all methods of preservation will
have to he adopted. There is no spot trading
but some inquiry for forward is seen here and
there No opening prices have been made and
no one viii hint what they likely TO be.
The situation in aprcuts IS about the same
rs at last reports. Opening prices still to
be made, and the trade expects them TO be
lower than the so-called opening prices made
by speculative exporters to try the market.
II is said that considerable sales for export
have been made within the past week at
prices closely up to the published opening. No
further particulars obtainable"
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO June 27.-The action of wheat at
the opening and for a short time after was
anything but encouraging to the bulls There
was the story of veal. English and Con-
tinental markets. and the reports of heavy
receipts at primary points that caused wheat
in the past week to break cents. The open
ing in September was at 73l5673Sc. compared
with yesterdays closing price of 74d74Ikc. The
liquidation for time was heavy, holders 81
July options being especially prominent in the
selling and further decline to 1880 took place
This proved to be the bottom. however and
the stubbornness with which the market re-
sisted any further pairing of the price gave the
first ray OF encouragement to the bulls. Buy
ing against puts stopped the decline and moder-
ate covering by shorts resulted in q gradual
advance to 739sc. Before buying was in
creased by advices from the Northwest that
receipts at the two big receiving points will
probably show material falling off next week
Too much rain reported in the West and
Northwest. September advanced steadily to
7419c and was bringing 74asc at the close.
The market for corn quiet but firm,
mainly yesterdays large cash business Sep
TENDER gained A@2sc.
Oats were dull but steady. There was
good demand from the country and from shorts.
September closed &c higher.
Provisions were firm. largely on the heavy
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
THE STOCK MARKET.

The only change in securities on the morn
ing session was a decline in Giant Powder to
$40 %.
In the afternoon Hawaiian declined to s99 %
and Market-street Railway to SCI. Giant Powder
advanced to 81 %.
Mining stocks broke sharply on the early
calls, owing to rumors that the in the new
find weakening, and the bears raided the
market vigorously, being assisted by alarmed
holders The decline will be shown by the list
of sales below. In the afternoon the feeling
was unsettled and the high figures were not
reganed. The telegram from the pump said:
I'VE shut down No. L elevator for hour and
ten minutes last night, as the water company
was short of water for that time. The water
will be regulated to-day that we can run
No. / elevator continuously until the water Is
drained below the 1850 level
The Security Savings Bank has declared a
dividend of $50 per annum term and per
cent on ordinary deposits payable July l.
The regular per cent semi-annual dividend
of Wells. Fargo & Co will be paid on July Is
The Union Trust Company has declared divi-
dends of and 1-3 per cent per annum re-
spectively on ordinary and term deposits pay
able July l.
The PENNSYLVANIA Mining Company of Grass
Valley has declared it's thirtieth dividend at
the rate of 20 cents per share, amounting to
10000 on the $500 shares of issued stock.
The Continental Loan and Building Associa-
ton has declared for the six months ending
June 80 a dividend of per cent per annum on
ordinary deposits per cent on one year term
per cent to class A stock.
The delinquent assessment sale of the Andes
Mining Company will be held to-day
The Eureka Consolidated Mining COMPANY
had 1920 cash in its treasury June l.
The Swansea Mining Company of Utah dur
ing the fiscal year registered net earnings in
the of s94.451 distributed dividends
amounting to $4,000. and closed the year with
cash surplus above all Indebtedness of s27. 2S6
The shipments by rail from the mines of
Eureka district. Nevada, for the week ending
June % were as follows: Eureka Con. mine
l0s 200 pounds; Eureka oa tunnel $3.50: Jackson
Ellin, 81, 45o; Rocco (Homrestake). 177,15O.
Board and the Pacific Stock Exchange will ad
tourn from Friday. June 80, at p. m, until
Wednesday, July s.
A letter from Acting Superintendent Ross
was received at the local office of the Con
solidated California and Virginia Mining Com
pany yesterday, stating that the work of ex
tracing and following the ore found In the
upraise above the 1850 level has been suspended
until the openings can be enlarged SO as TO
secure more room to facilitate operations Mr.,
Ross also stated that the appearance of tbe
ore body unchanged
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The following maximum temperatures are re-
ported from stations in California to-day:
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CLOSING
LOCAL MARKETS.
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT FREIGHTS-Are firm and in i'm
proving demand at 31s 3dd32s 3d. usual options.
with charters at both figures. The chartered
wheat fleet In port has a registered tonnage of
2s2 77 against &c. 500 tons the same date
last year; disengaged, 264o tons. against
lO2, 700; on the way to this port, 209, 200 tong,
against 227, 800.
WHEAT-Heavy receipts and foreign ad-
vices depressed the Chicago market at the
opening, and heavy rains in the northwest
comprised the only bull news. The opinion
gained ground. however that the decline had
been overdone, and liquidation has been
ally as the local crowd was short. steadier
tone ensued and under better local support the
market rallied. only to weaken again under
free selling OF July at the better figures.
futures did better.
Spot wheat-shipping. 81 os&G1 10; milling.
81 12hG1 10
CALL BOARD SALES
Informal Session-s:15 o'clock-December-
1000 ctls. 81 1794.
Second session--December-,1 900 ctls, 81 TN.
ctls, 81 1915: 10000, 81 1s1.
Afternoon Session-December-40 ctls
ct hAR l 7sSo0 tG 81 s y the market is er
all around, and there Is quite Improvement
in futures. A ship has been chartered for
Europe.
Feed. new, ss&@92hc; Brewing, s5c; old
Brewing. S1@1 05 per ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-9:15 O clock-No sales.
Second Sesson-December-s0 ctls, S7A; Sell
Regular Morning Session-Seler 49, new
1000 ctls, s5as 1900 ssh 1000, S5%: 1900. s54s
Afternoon Session-No sales
OATS-Receipts are too light to make any
market and quotations are nominal Quoted
at 81 0591 l5 per ctl for new and 81 25G1 40 for
CORN-The market is we'll supplied and dull
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ASSESSMENTS PENDING.
REAL ESTATE TRANsAcTIoNs.

Wilhelmna A. Steele to Peter Forzani, lot on
line OF Union street 1o5:0A W Of Franklin,
w 27:6 by n 1876; $40.
Hattie NJ Pond (HalD to Mary E Raglan Iot
on Sc corner of Haight street and Central
avenue. s5 24.O5, along Park road 2s Is,
81, W 2312 $40
derson lot on line Of Pierce s So isaac an
of Waller, S Is by E 91:3 lot 9. block q Marion
rF same H to otso Po aTnnde lot on Sc
Waller and Pierce, E 30 by S go lot I, block 2.
Isidore and Jennie Asch to Western Loan As
ISOLATION, lot w line of Guerrero st, l25
Of 18TH S % by w 100; s64O0
John Mitchell to Otto tum SUDDEN. lot on c
line of oath street % e Harrison. E % bV
1O4; also lot on sW corner of Precita place
i ISL So Snli's0l avenue % oS i0O' Pm lot
Mary Creegan to Mary E. Creegan, trustee
way, so by E 40; also lot on Sc corner Of
Stevenson, 424:11 sw of 9Th. sW 20 by Sc ~:
also lots Il to 49, block 26O. ON. and H. tract
Herman W. and Rosa Newbauer and Leopold
and Rosa Auerbach to Lawrence McCreery4 lot
on S line of Merchant street, S7:6 " Batter rv'
w so by S 52:3; $40. ''''eiS
John and Fredka j. Treadwell to sane 10.
on SW corner OF Battery and Merchant streets
1913 by w s76; $40. |e'''
Henry 1; Kewalsky to Joseph N Kowalskv
lot on y line OF Mason street, SIS Eddy Il
rs by E $50. quitclaim deed; $40 u'' ~
Major Flora Ad HeaTy Meyer NJ Samuel Ralph
Freidenrich MARK to same. same, quitclaim
- Wy D. T. OllVer, commits
sioner) to Hibernia Savings and Loan Society
lot on NE corner of Beach and Jones streotss'
h 2I5 by n 137 81 also lot on line of Jafrarsc,,
street, 1875 E of Leavenworth, 1915 bv {
1876 s7563 O NY >
Alexander Fraser ct al to r L. Hatbor,
lot on = line of Vermont street 1896 Of
butte, 3O:6 by e 100; also lot on F. line of
100: s423. ~ 900 ny T.
Alexander Fraser. B. Kelsey, William Roll
Inns, A Mccartney, George j. G. MarsIIy. Car
RE and Robert Miller. S. F. Sinclair and 7 q
klumpke (by r. 1. Whelan, Sheriff. TO same
lot on Sc corner of Vermont and Marinosn
streets, 200 by E 100; also lot on NE corner
OF Vermont and Solano streets, 100 by z
100: SAT-. " ~
c. Frank and Elizabeth ]. Adams to Samuel
sissippi street 125 of Eighteenth (Solano),
25 by 100; $40.
Emma c. Cloussenius or Claussenius to w.
F: Heyfron lot 450. Gift Map 2; $40
| Thomas E. and Eta N. Haven to Henrietta
A. Forbes (wife of Robert). lot on Sc line of
Huron on street, $50 NE of Farragut, NE 50 by
| Sc 237, lot 4. block is. West End 2; SO.
William g. Whistler to James Rolph Jr., lot
on W line OF Railroad avenue. 1O:1h OF
Paul, 25:o%. w 1923, n 25. 1869, lot 20.
! block l, Garden Tract Homestead; $40.
Alameda County.
Henry H Singer to Thomas Brain lot on
line of Linden street, $50 of Thirtieth,
| n 1916 by w 1872. being lot 20 and S half
$500.
! Emma A. Terry wife of P. 40 to John ].
| Ormsby, lot Is, block 81, Resubdivision Smith
| Subdivision Matthews Tract. Berkeley; $50.
Samuel H sand Harriet M. Lingard to Leona
! q Chalmers. lot w line of Louisa street.
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MI%ccilaneOuS
Al Pac Assn. .11215113
Ger Id Wks.25u
Mer Eek Assn. 90
Oceanic S Co. S47s S51s
Pac A f A.. 1%
Pac c Dor Co. 1921
Par Paint Co.. IA
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STEAMERS TO SAIL.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

Tuesday. June q.
stmr Monita, Nicolsen, rs hours from New
stmr Newburg, Hansen. 70 hours from Grays
Harbor.
stmr North Fork. Bash. 27 hours from Eu-
stmr Laguna, Ericsson, 2s hours from Bear
Jap stmr Nippon Maru, Allen. - days from
Hongkong. via Yokohama - days. via Homo
lulu - days.
Ship Heca, Nelson, 6s days from Newcastle
schr Eppinser. Colstrup. 16 hours from
schr Gotama Johannsen, days from Column
bia River
schr Lily. Bottger. days from Umpqua
hului.
CLEARED.
Tuesday. June n
Stmr Willamette. Hansen. Nanalmo.
Brig D spreckels, Christensen. MahukonR
Haw schr Honolulu, Thonagel, Tacoma
SAILED.
Tuesday, June 2.
Stmr Alice Blanchard, Hall. Coos Bay.
Stmr Corona, Debney, San Diego.
stmr Alice Blanchard. Hall, Coos Bay.
stmr Corona, Debney, San Diego; ..
Stmr State of California, Goodall, Astoria
Stmr Czarna, Seaman. Seattle
stmr willamette, Hansen. Nanaimo.
Stmr Moha, Jorgensen. Albion.
Haw ship John Ena. Madsen. Fort Townsend
Bark Aureola Mercer, Willapa Harbor
schr W F Jewett, Johnson, Columbia River
Schr Monterey, Beck, Mowens Landing
Schr Five Brothers. Jensen, -.
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT IOBOS June q, 10 p. m.-Weather
hazy; wind northwest; velocity II miles.
SPOKEN.
Per Hecla-May 81. 7.06 n. 14s.07 w, Br ship
Bermuda, from Newcastle, n 5. W. for san
June so-4S N. IA w. Br ship Blackbrae, from
Shields, for San Francisco. ,,o,,.os
June 4-31 n, sc W, ship Benz PACKARD
from New York for San FRANCISCO
June 6-29 n. Al W Italian ship F S Ciampi,
hence January 5, for Grimsby r,.,
June S-25 n, So W, Br ship King Edward
from Tacoma, for Queenstown - c..
June 246 n, "A w Br snip ia Uro cfsco Oh SCOT
land from Swansea. for san fFahclsco'
CHARTERS.
Tho Mario &c chartered for Barley to Europe.
s9s Cd. Marlborough Hill and Wynford. Wheat
TO Europe, 31s 3D.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN DIEGO-Sailed June 27-Br stmr Carlisle
CITY for Hongkong.
hence june rs; schr Lizzie Vance. from san
Pedro: bktn Eureka. hence June 20.
SAN PEDRO-Sailed June 27-Stmr Columbia
io IfyERsENS LANDING-Sailed June 27-Schr
Ocean Spray. for San Francisco.
OLYMPIA-Arrived June 27-Schr Maggie
Russ hence June 8.
SAN PEDRO-Arrived June 27-stmr West
pI NEAH BAY-Passed June 2s-stmr Mackl-
nav hence June %. for Tacoma.
BOwENs LANDING-Arriyed June 27,Schr
COrinthlan, hence June "a. Sdlleu-SClT nldAJ
Eta for San Francisco.
UMPQUA-sailed June % schr Lilly, for
San Francisco.
FOREIGN PORTS.
SYDNEY-Arrived June 27-Br stmr Miowera,
from Vancouver.
ANTWERP-Arrived June 24-Br ship Queen
Elizabeth, from Oregon; Ger ship F Glade,
from Oregon. June 25-Br ship Lynton, from
Tacoma.
COLON-sailed June 24-stmr Advance for
New York.
LIVERPOOI-Arrived June 25-Br snip Eu-
rasia hence January Z. ,s q
FALMOUTH Sailed June 24-Ger ship schif1
bek for Cardiff June 25-Nor snip Hla"ath@
for Limerick
TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS
NEW YORK-Sailed June 27-Trave' Tor 6re-
men, via Cherbourg and southampton.
SYDNEY-Arrived June 27-Miowera' from
Observation-Disclosures June 27-kaiser
FREDERICK from New York, via Cheroours'
for Bremen.
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HIDES. TALLow, WOOL AND HOPS.

The demand for Wool shows abatement
and quotations for some descriptions are still
higher II is a fine Wool market.
Buyers are bidding 12Q121ac for new crop
Hops, but growers decline to sell. The feeling
in these goods is firm.
Hides show no change, and the market is
without excitement.
HIDES AND SkINS-Culls and brands sell
about 1c under the quotations. Heavy sailed
steers, 104101sc: medium, 9Q914c light &c;
Cowhides &c; Stays. &c; Sailed Kip, SC; Calf,
1oc; dry Hides, sound. 1614c; culls and brands.
sheepskins. shearlings 2O@S5c each; short
Wool. s5G5oc each; medium. 6o@75e: long Wool.
sOcqs1 % each; Horse Hides eI' salt s2Q2 so for
TALLOW-No., rendered, 4a4lac per Id; No.
p $qS13c refined refined ci,rs grease ease &c oo
Southern. months, Sallc Foothill and North
ern free. nG14c; Foothill and Northern defect
i've, 9Q1lc; Nevada, 11q14c; San Joaquin Foot
hill free logic; do defective, Sd9c; Humboldt
and Mendocino. 1641Ilac; Eastern Oregon, 129
14c for choice and 9G1115c for fair to good
HOPS-1sss crop. 13q1715c per lb.
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LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO.
~ ~Ff-1

CHICAGO June 27.-CATrLE-The demand
for cattle good to-day and sales were at
steady prices The proportion OF choice beeves
rather small. There was an active de-
mand for calves at good prices. Good to fancy
beeves sold at s. 10G5 50; commoner grades
bringing 81 60d5 05; feeding cattle sold at
So 5Oa5 bulls. cows and hefers at $2G5 TO- the
latter price for choice heifers. Western steers
sold at 81 7045 50, Texans at $4G5 10 and calves
at 81 soar so.
HOGS-Fear Of trouble at the stock yards
was reflected in the comparatively small ar
rivals of hogs. The demand was slow early
but improved later and steady prices prevailed
Light hogs sold at SO 60d3 So; mixed lots at
SO 6083 S2I9. and heavy at So 45d3 S212. Pigs
sold at 50 25q8 10 and culs at 81 5OG3 40
SHEEP-There active demand for
sheep and lambs at prices generally unchanged
from yesterday. Sheep sold at 50 5oG3 so for
culls up to s5q5 80 for the best flocks. Year
lings brought s. 25G6 %. clipper lambs IS 500
6 30 and spring lambs s5d7 %.
Receipts-Cattle, 5000; hogs. 5000; sheep
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON. June 27-The wool market shows
increased strength this week. and general
prices have been advanced The Territory
woods, fine medium and fancy WOOL are
quoted at 45d4Sc, while for Australian good
lots soc is quoted.
Fleece woods are feeling the effect of the
strength of the market and although sales
yet rule moderate the prices have advanced
little. Australian woods hold firm and buyers
are forced tc pay higher prices. Quotations:
Territory wools-Montana and Dakota fine
medium and fine. l4d17c; secured. 46n4Sc; sta
pie soc: Utah. Wyoming. fine medium and
ine. 14d16l2c; secured. 45047c; staple, soc;
Idaho fine medium and fine, 13Ql6c; secured.
45G47c.
Australian wools-Scoured basis: Combing.
superfne 76G7Sc; good, 73q75c; average, 7O9
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PROVISIONS.

The activity In Hams continues and prices
are firm. Otherwise there is nothing new
CURED MEATS-Bacon, SC per ID for heavy
sbGsc for light medium, 101aQ11c for light 12c
for extra light and 121A@13c for sugar cured ;
Eastern sugar cured Hams 2!l2.zc; Califor-
extra Mess Beef, s14; Family Beef Sl5G15 80:
extra Prime Pork, s12 90; extra clear. SIG 80;
mess, Sl5dl5 so; Smoked Beef, 12c per Id.
LARD-Tierces quoted at 5AQ513c per lib for
compound and 6l2Q7c for pure; half barrels.
pure. 7hc; 10-lb tins. 7s4QSc; 5-lb tins. SqsAc.
less than 300 lbs lib pals, so in a case, 9hc
BIB pals 20 in case. S3sc; 5-lb pals. - in a
case SIC; 10-lb pals, in a case, sac; 50-ib
tins l or 2 in a case. 77sc wooden buckets. 20
lbs net. SIC; fancy tubs so lbs net, 77sc; half
barrels, about 10 lbs, INC.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-28
POULTRY AND GAME.

of Eastern sold at 12G13c for Tur-
keys, IS so for Ducks, 81 for Geese, Sc 50d7 for
Hens Sc for old BOOSTERS and 81 for Broilers
Another car is at hand.
Local stock is dull and prices Sow little
change.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys. 11913c for Cob
lers and 11d13c for Hens; Geese, per pair
s1G1 25; Goslings, S16l %; Ducks, 4Q5 80 for
old and S4d5 so for young Hens. 81 SOFAS So;
young BOOSTERS. Sc 50d7 so; old Rosters $50
s2a2 50 for snail Pigeons 81 50a2 per dozen
for ola and 81 25G1 IS for Squads.
GAME-Nominal