The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 19, 1899, Page 11

S THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1899, dering on panic prevailed. 7he decline was | banks, $1G12: Oregon Burbanks, 60c@S110: [3259.351 an average of §24.112 per month. = The attended by mn: 'l“r:;‘:ulur((y. with fre- | Sweet' Potatces, —- for River and $135@1 80 | dividends paid during the year M{nmflll;‘n:; Guent and violent reactions, the price at times | for Merced. ,000. The cuttine of the crop for v low esti- moving full 5 points. was pandemonium | ONIONS—$0c@$1 25 per ctl for all kinds. s just begun and the yleld. at & let loose. - The briginal cuvee of the collapse | VEGETABLES—Green Peas, 6@7c per Ib; | mate, is given at 9265 tons, while the expenses R - —_— was heavy selling started by Wall street in- | String Beans, Sgic; Cabhage. 10iide; Los An- |are expected to be a little les than last year. terests. Sensational reports reached the ex- | geles Tomatoes, Toc@$i 25; Egg Plant from Los B R change to the effect that the rate of money [ Angeles, 12lec; Cucumbers, $1: Dried Ok: STOCK AND BOND EXC! o was mdvancing rapidly. The more stalwart 5 tiac; Green Peppers fr e bulls made numerous offorts to turn the mar- | Los Angeles, 3a5c; Dried Peppers, S@ifc; C MONDAY, Dec. 18-2 p. m. ket, but a renewed nrenllulrf“o! long cotton | rots, (40c per sack: Los Angeles Summer U S Bonds— | Bid. A NEW YORK AUCTION €O Would make its nppearance on every reaction. | Squash, $1G1 25 per box: Marrowfat Squash, 320 | s quar coup.. — — |Equit G L Co. & @ |y g ot VORK A¢ ; The principal upward swing was in the early | per ton Mushrooms, 1ic per i, oS o NaCE L ) r. Presdent. Othce asd oms, afternoon, when the m oved 14 points, S i) 4s quar ew... — — |0 G L & H... — 4 bl L only to topple over agata’: The general weak: Poultry and Game. 28 quar coup.. 109%10 |Pac Gas Imp.. — 52 FRANK W. BUTTERFIELD, Auctioneer. ness was increased by the South African sit- £ride uc Light Co. = 41 |, TO-MORROW AND THURSDA uatlon, ‘leading to fear that poiftical troubles | o o SRR ket ves: P G R E.. 02 — PR ey abroad were el volve other wers. The Englin ey 0 olve e 1" 4gas | terday and sales were made at #4@4 50 for Hens points and closed at the lowest figures. The |and old Roosters, $4 50@5 for young Roosters, <an Franciscq. 3% | Stockton Gas.. 12 §$5000 Stock of Finest Groceries and Insurance— 517 5 e final prices of the market were a little better | §3 33¢3 75 for Fryers and 1% for Turkeys. Firem's Fund.22 SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. o o ot | LGS T8 tix ryers St for Trheys. [P s Liquors, $325 Cash Register, Etc. SealloTON: o dhe close was steady at & Ret| poULTRY_Live surkeys, 12G1ic for Gob- [Aneio-Cal NI RSF — | Full Particulars in Chronicte. e of 23@2 points on the presen P- | blers and 12@13c for He Dressed Turkeys, . » P:;‘: D AT N‘!;.\"r\;—r:l&. T A TREAT AVE., BET. A } .k FRRAOESE T %N T T 14@lic; Geese, per pair, $1 75G2; Goslings, $1 75 | % = FOLSOM AND HARRISON, war is beginning to advance 1Wheat. New York Metal Market. 2 Ducks Wg4w tor old anit $0as o tor {Prse Matonl 2R | —— Cons opped sharply to 09 NEW YORK, Dec. 18—FLOUR—Recelpts, | e D1 Hoosters, 304t Eryers, 305 Brolers ss0i% = | Merchnt' Ex. — 18 ped. sharpiy - & ; NEW YORK, Dec. 1s.—The market for|Old Roosters, g L + | Market-st 6s. 1 | Nev Nat Bk...— 1% . 5 3 19,525 barrels; exports, 13.2%. Firm and higher | SEW VORK. T e depart. | £ 2502 50 for large and $275g3 25 for smalil; | Market-st $s .. 131 | ( Silzer and Exchange. with wheat; buyers showing a readiness to | Ot O dulet all dav. with Some SePUUT | Pigeons, 31 per dozen for old and 1762 3% for | 'O N'G R feus — | . ~ meet 0ld asking rates. : . < yidi : SR s0: | N R of Cal 6s.115% — . ley Oats firm. Corn and Rye unchanged. WHEAT - Receipts, 5425 bushels; exporte, | VT COntnued weak and irregular, with $L0G1T: Mallard, $3G3 90: | xR of Cal 55.113%114% | Mut Sv Bk... 3 s OF F B dall i 6,677 bushels. Spot, firm: No. 2 red. e 1. o. | Sr'n ameral oot Jarge offerings, weak cable 5 dten, fogsse | N ECR R geiltia —"|5 ¥ Kay U = P Inffs weak a dull. 677 o : No. 2 red, Téc 1. o. sal of buyers to g0 on. epo! . ves, NPCRRSS.107% — | & 3= 48 i veak and dul b. afioat: No. 1 Northern Duluth, 80%c f. o. | that a tin firm tn London had failed served to | BANUIN-Co et or . | N oui B R nates = |5y & %00 s \ s quict and unchangec b. nominal; No. 1 hard Duluth, 8o f. o b. |disquiet the local ‘trade. At the close the | Geese, $3G3 hite, g1 50; Brant, 917562 590: | 8 FY & o5 cods = | Uglon T o100 1088 o onz at e 3 by ki ~Warrants, weak for s 3 o = : eI . Considerabic cables. active covering and bullish foreign st COPPER—Dull and casy at $16 0@17 T, Ocean'S § be- 10815100% | roary - .- £ 30 BACKHORSRS BY Li S e iho istics. After a midday reaction under disap- L3+ . X Butter, Cheese and Eggs. Om 6s. Imp. Trentola (grandson of ) 7 higher again. polnting Visible supply the marker experlenced | TIN Held steady for epot, but easy and ’ P& . el Norte. “imp. “Tirutus. Dare . a second upturn, stimulat a fall in_con- | neglected for futures 25. iones Wi L jor L imp. Creight Dairy ter weak. Che Sois and further miarm among shorts. Closed | | LEAD—Steady ot~ $4 soid 75 The brokers' | Dalry Butter continues weak and the ten- | £k & O etc., out of famous brood man . strong at 1%G1%c net advance. March, T%@ | price for lead s $4 45 and for copper $16 7. dency among dealers is to sell. Eggs and | g gy superior to any ever offered of Eastern P To%e, closed 76hc; May, T 3-16@76%c, closed | SPELTER-—Steady at $4 65G4 5. Cheese show no change, both being steady and | & I Sale Takes Place p 3 o lMfl;T,S\,r. closed 76ic; Decem- P bI—.-_(, s / in very falr demand. g:‘ . 5}‘& !:9[: NEXT THUSDAY EVE G, DECEMBER 21, t at about previous prices. ' x B i i B vailable Grai wpply. BUTTER— y o Vigorit . Commenc tock. ile nelghboring speculative markets were ¢ Gramn ag i ) g 8 Pot — | SRR L |in w state of demoralization fo-lay over the 2 S Rl s B s e Pe Hang P Co.... 7% % | OCCIDENTAL H HANGE, OVE. SECORSNESSe | =i on in_ South Africa and the disturbing W YORK, Dec, 18.—The statement of the | 3¢ 8P C Haw C & S Co— 9 | 721 HOWARD ST., near Third a AT b b 4 . Dec. 18.—The 4 y— ; hotce, 17%@20c; | o, 291 30 ¢ > A 4 e e rom Saturday's last curb figures to the best | Saturday, December 16, as compiled Ly the | Held goods are largely nominal. S P B - \ I | P | \"ot] doing tn Dried Fruit. | point of to- was a matter of 2 cents per | New York Produce Exchange, is as follows: | Eastern. 1i@lSc for ladle packed. SV Wi - | ¢ | bushel, the jump being attended by heavy local | Wheat, 57,033,000 bushels; increase, 501,000 bush- | CHEESE—Cholce mild new. 12%c: old, 11%c: 30 |1 e, at noon of the 12th m SUPHIy ¢ g and nm-n.rblar lm"rfl;‘vd outside ln; 00 bushels; increase, }:9-"‘\: A;r!lfrlficll. 12»5«;;&; Eastern, 15%G16c; | 5 v Wis(sam)100% M4 | o’clock p, m., Greenwich tim S ! Once when visible supply figures appeared : estern, 131=@15c per 1b. Bikton Gz fa " = c. ] mn local | #howing an increase of 801,000 bushels prices | 00 bushels. EGGS—Quoted at 2213G25c for store and 309 w.:'., :l:oc[._ u7 Lieutenant Commander, T 8 cncral local | od and were so for a lonz time. | 75,000 bushels. 32%s¢ per dozen for ranch. Eastern—Cold stor- | o &ter BEoc - o only t ver in the last half hour in | crease, age, 18@19c for firsts and 1lic for seconds; Marin C: leaps of nc each, ;mmx u‘nnu‘led b‘L:l strong_ fresh, 21@23c per dozen. e Vatler. 9% % | at a shade under the top point, but 1%c to 3¢ - . o e e PaoiA : Above Satarday. War hews' 18 always e Condition of the Treasury. Decidsous. and Cittus Fruits. | cetices core = (E8 SalntiCon: e nty garded as a strong bull card in grain, but until S Cent L & P. 5% 6% P ol to-day little attention had been given to South | WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.—To-day’s statement £ Morutig. Sesston. | Atrican matters. May_opened at Toic, of the condition of the Treasury shows: Avall-| There is rather more demand for Navel LR A ssion. g to T6lyc and closed at T6lsc. able balance, §291,353, old reserve, | Oranges at unchanged prices. Other citrus S - United States Coast and Geod. Survey— = HOPS-Steady P A » ralle A5 oh shinee B e P [ Times and Helghts of High and Low i f R DECIDUOUS FRUITS— 50 Hutchinson 8 P ¢ ;“"!;:;P:l“i:n n(:?:'nm:m.‘—.“:: to San e o S opened steady Foreign Markets. Apples—35@65c_per box. for common, T5c@$1| 75 Hutchinson § P Co. I ety o the: Supetintacdons. “ o e 1,02 i changed prices to 5 points advance for good and $1 251 30 for cholce; Lady Apples, | 2 Hutchinson S P Co b N i Mk o pamdent. 3 = Son Ofl pretd ts higher to 5 points net lower. DON T Dia g siiver, 27| $1002 per box SR .| 25 Market Street Rallway | the city fromt (Mission-street whar ; s ot luding: December, §5 15 ¢ i: siiver, 27| " RpRRIES-Strawberries, 32503 for large; | 10 Pacific Coast Horax - st ki oo 100 American Malting prefd ruary, § $0; March, -164; French rentes, t cargoes off | Cape Cod Cran! 30G850;. Coos: Bay |19 Prauksw 8B Co: . the height of tide Is the same at b 490 American Smelting & Refining July, 86 15; August, quiet and steady; n passage, | 1= ;’h:‘d?_nu b&v Co. i e N melting & Ref prefd B | 3 Spot _coffee | nominal, unchanged: English antry mar- | S > Gas . | TUE DECEMBE . | A Ay ¢ | uiet No. 7o 0. 7 Jobbing, cte, firm: fmports of wheat inta United King: | 315082 25 | S F & | Sun %9 American s prefd 1 | mila.” quiet: Cord .00 qre: do flour, 311,000 qrs; wheat el SO 8 ses...... g T2 morican Steel Hoop.. | SUGAR - Raw. fatr refining, 3 1 ™ pursase to United Kingdom, 1,760, e L R R ¥ Gas & Sun sets HH T a eric Hoop prefd centrifugal, % test, bid: molasses s | Continent%0.000 Grx. i | rine, Pomelos. $1 30G2 Lemons, $1 F & E T3 1 & Wire 9-16c; refined, | P HIEAT—Firm: No. | @1 5 for common and $2@4 for good to choice; F & te BUTTER-Re ) packages. Steady: L AT wheat in | Mexican Limes, $164 5 lifornta Limes, 25G F & Tin ¥ Western creamery June creamery, 226G bt "r.{’« vyl f0c; Bananas, $130G3 per bunch; Pineapples, ES F & »n tac; factory, | Bl in Eatl ey £ 50G4 per dozen. NS F & ' 8 — Recelpts, packages. | B b aiNGE o m—— R is 1-I s & Electric Cestor ed at mark, 16@21%4c; SING. vied Fruits. Ni . pring Valle: 5 e | WHEAT- Futures closed firm: December, | Dried Fruits, Nuts and Raisins. 10 Spring Valle : [ d DRIED FRUITS. | : March, 5s 11d; May, os 11d. Spot No. | —— $5000 Spring Valley 43 (24 morts). ‘ features were developed in evaporated | 2 red Western winter, firm, 5s 8d 1'North- | There is nothing going on in this market. Street-— H apples. A fatr demand for cholce crades and | ern spring, firm, 68 1d. g%a; | DRIED FRUITS—Pruncs. in_sacks, #sc for lifornia Street Railroad . 3 ikht offerings gave the market u firm under- S CORN—Futures. m‘l’r':'.nh:r‘»n;her, 3= 0840 40506, 4G4MC for 0-60's, e for 60-10's, 3%c | $:060 Northern Rallway of Cal 6s. of 2 « 0e ‘without change as o peice. e T N el - for 70-50's, 3¢ for $0-90's and 2%c for %0-100°s. | $50%0 § P of A bonds vosenss o 3.3 STATE EVA P = PPLES O < The imports of wheat into Liverpool during | for . ;- - - T \nr,m:r;‘\,.xu 5 ATED AT P:fl e Taom | the past wesk were 508,00 qre from Atlanti: | Apricots, 11G13c for Royals, 12%@16c for Moor- | 40 Spring Valley Water above exposition @ TB R y it ¥* | ports and 26,000 qrs from other ports. | parks and 12gl4c for Blenheims: Peaches, 5g Afternoon S ® Pt Roglbh A sy ' ' ORNTA PRUNES-34,G8¢ per Ib. The imports of corn from Atlantic ports dur- | bkc for Standards. 6@6isc for cholce and 7c for Board— | Rand column and th 3 ~ PRICOTS—Royal, 13@15c; Moorpark, 156 | ing the past wes ) qrs. | fancy; peeled Peaches, 12%@15c; Evaporated £ Bank of California . day in the order of occurren " F K 5 | - - Apples, A‘kb“c:[‘fur‘;d’r“d’-’;fl}‘rs Dfl;‘:ga-\;c- 3 Contra C: . | second time column gives the se 3 A SEA 7 =S tarines, Siz@dc per Ib for red; rs, c for 5 Cor Costa ¥ h y. the thi ime colu unpeeled, T4@10c. | Portland’s Busincss. quarters and §gibc for halves; Black Figs, 30 | 3 conre Conts W R s T '3 | and the last or | iast tide of th | three tides, a | given are in a % | United Sta | when a minus sign (—) precedes . | and then the number given is subtracted from ight han - isc; White Figs, 4@6c; Bleached Plums, 8g%c, PORTLAND, Or., Dec. 15.—Clearings, $147,- | Unbleached Plums, 7g7ic for pitted and lisc 415; balances, $51,03%, for unpitted. | Powder ( i pees w2 | RBAISS Bleached :hn‘;np;on'lTP'nn:cy per | 100 Glant Powder C : . ), 10c; cholce, Sc; standard, Sc; prime, 6c: un- | 99} kil el Northern Wheat Market. | bleachéa Thompson's, per Ib, e, Sultai e At % 00 89 00 | | [ i < Fancy, per Ib, $ic: cholce, Ti4c: standard, §%c; | 5 Hana Plantation he depth given by the % " | CHICAGO, Dec. 18.—The small world's ship- e prime, bc; unbleached Sultanas, fc; Beedless, | 150 Hane Plantation e s My e eSaris. . The Hie € i hs daal il and othen at ¢ RI002 * dicon. | E0-Ib hoxes, 5c; -crown loose Muscatels, B4c | 50 Homokaa Soear C ol e e L DA BT . ments, passa " | PORTLAND, Or.. Dec. 15.—The only disen- | s 20X crown, London Layers, e ks Bget ¢ | ; tistics rather bullish were completely over- shadowed in the wheat pit by the foreign news. e 3 — gaged ship near at hand arrived yesterday, and | 2.crown, $1 50 per box: 3-crown, $1 60. Fancy tchinson 8 P f1c ) riners. was offering a rate slightly under former fig ‘(mmm $2; Dehesa, $2 50; Tmperial, $3. All | 50 Jocom Notice to Mariners. | ures. This, with the improved tone of the | prices are f..o. b. at common shipping Doints | 20 Makaweli Sugar Co \ forces in South Africa alone, it was be- | wheat mgrkets elsewhere. induced some buy- | in Californt R Rl teved, s the infhorta the Boer | ers to advance their bids, and Walla Walla | NUTS — Chestnuts, $@10c; Walnuts, 5G% | 1o poatnan § P Co war fufficlently to stimulate the grain mar- | Was pretty quoted at S1@5%., with | for standards and $@10c Yor -softsheil; Al- | oo pasupan & oo ket. The streagth of Liverpool and the vigor- ley about the same figure. Blue stem is | monds. 11%@12c for paper-shell, 3@10c for soft | 30 & B (ins & Flectric The call for additional volunteers for the Brit ! UMATILLA R ST Notice is her this F LIGHT \ OF WASHING ous buying of forelgners was sufficient sup- | at 5. Selling is t at these fig- for. hardshell; Peanuts, $5@8%e Lor | E | 5 miles SW. % W " . R port for the theories of the local dealers, and o h | and be ‘“'""’31'?"'[_, Brazil Nuts. | 4 Spring Valley Water . ttery Rocks, m g o ag lava the market, strong at the o ng, added to WASHINGTON [k Filberts. 11%@12c; ‘ecans, 10@11 10 Spring Valley Water | Washington, and a o - its strength throughout the session. The| TACOMA, Wash, Dec. 14.—There is no Cocoanuts, $4 50G: | 810,000 Spring Valley 4s (24 morts). 036 | westerly hang of wheat, though the mar- | HONEY—Comb, 11%@12 for bright and 1047 | frodind | made in the owd in the pit was large and the activity and | change in the pric 1%4 ? - vol trade greater than it has been be- ket has a_better tone than for several weeks Ji¢ for light amber: water white extracted, 7'3 | ¢5000 Spring Valley 4 (2 mortg fore nonths. §ll)‘ opened 13@%c over Sat- | past. Club, 50%c: blue ste @S le:h! amber extracted, 6%@7c; dark, Sigc | - g Phetutadmt urday’'s close at 6§%@70c. Shorts covered - per 1b. £ | AN FRANCISCO STOCK AND offerings were not liberal and the price ad BEESWAX—24G26c per Ib. | BOARD. vanced to From this point the | market 3 off to initia! figures on velling againet privileges, as the price was LOCAL MARKETS. that {H-Hi: t “l‘:u‘-‘ xi']"?fl'“‘l‘:\"r:l‘lla\:n" nv\n:x’l le::‘l! There Is less weakness in Mams and the Outside buying orders were on the trade rather looks for an advance before long. | floor in foree, shorts became fearful and cov- ered at substantial losses, and through it all | slgners bought liberally, absorbing every | —_— otherwise disposed of. A few min- Sterling Exchange, sixty days. the last trade had been made May Sterling Exchange, sight The close w 1%¢ over Satur- Sterling Cables c. New York Exch: Corn was fis wheat and the mar- ew York Exchan ket rather activ ponse, however, was | Fine Silver, per ounce held in check to a degree by some liberal pro- | Mexican Dollars . ing. May closed 3jc up at 33%c¢. Syeer ; ph e animation and strength of Wheat pro- 4 Wheat S DON(on. w1 EenGIR. of yH pee 1Wheat and Other Grains. May closed 4@ better at 244G e = Provisions. Morning Session. Assocla 1 ‘RE AT 100 Hana Plantation Co . achange and Bullion. CURED MEATS — Bacon, 94c per Ib for | ') Onomea Sugar o - G - heavy, 8ic for light medium, 10%c for light, | 20 Spring Valley Water . 5 121¢ for extra light and 15¢ 'for sugar-cured: | Afterncon Session. Shipping Intelli | Eastern sugar-cured Hams, 1 i Californta | Board— il mpping Intelit Hams, nominal; Mess Beef, 312 per bbl: extra eer T & Mess, $13; Family, §14; extra Prime Pork, $14 50; 3 S2 5 | extra clear, $1750; Mess, $16 50; Smoked Beet, | 14@44%e per 1b. LARD — Tierces quoted at £%4c per Ib for compound and Tie for pure b tins, § COTTOLENE—Tierces, ‘Auldglcth takes for Cork 56,2 Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops. s 2 | | | 1 rican war is beginning to .mml HIDES AND SKIN A . sight. telegraphic Stmr Newburg, Han rays Harbe Stmr Alblon, OIL EXCHANGE. PRODU. EES £ Stmr Navarro, : Landin | e feeion Stme Aberdeen, I S—Culls and brands sell | Board-— land. via Astorfa 7 c under guotations. Heav. | 703 Dominion Stmr Brunswick, about 1 @ Heavy salted | 300 DOmIRION tmr Brunewl WHEAT T sions opened strong, and there was an | ctls, valued at early advance with wheat, but this was lost | The South A on realizing, principally Yew York long i et es are e Epo who w N ull ork on#®, | the market and futures are higher, the spot tion. The liberal supply of hogs and lower mark-tb also firm. medium, 11c; light, 10%c; Cowhides, | 110 Home O 4 vard had something of a de-| News from ago was interesting, showing | 11c; Stags, 7%c: Salted Kip, 10ic: Calt, 11e: | ooy b tage’ Simte Rawole t. May pork closed 7 under | a sensitive and rising market. The visible sup- | Dry Hides, sound, 18 @ 15c.. culls and | 1maY 1203, | u tar ent liguidation Ry s 1015 | prices at il scurs e R G oy nd R & T 6s... 80 pressing effe steers, 12 . Nel Dt " new set 3s.. % | Saturday at $1032%: May lard 5 cents under | piy increas iels, but there was a | brands, 15c: Dry Kip and Veal. i%c; Dry Calf, e - R e ice I - Tex & Pac Ixts.. 111 | oy § 60 and May ribs Tige down at § 42159 1 e rsaRator s on passage to the | 2c: Sheepskins, yearlings, M@3ic each: short l,'f’"‘"" R i s ¥ Tex & Pac 2ds 5 o4 * United Kin: < were % higher. A | Wool, @60c each: medium, 030c: lonk Wool, | 1 10 1m0 Fppdied sl agt . . Cnlon Pacific 4 The leading futures vanged as follows: | sharp o following an uncon- each; Horee ildes, salt. 3 563 3 Tor | ome Tr Alice Blanchard, Jessen, 84 hours from T T T a7 S rmed r der of Ladysmith to n or !: Colts, S0c. bite Hoo : v Articies Open. High, Low. Clos, | frmed © 1o cover, but the | “TALLOW-No. 1 reidered o per 1b; No. 2 | 1§ Home O1f At Gresst’ 68 hates i Oinys Hee - ? | market OWing to the suspension . 2. i Ho 2 Bunel; Green; 4% - " December of the Produ Trust Company of s or a May Tl 5 a Joaguin plains, 9M@10c: MINING STOCKS. Stmr Luella, Miller, 72 hours from Grays July ... | New Yorkate oI By g tr‘:‘.nfl;!"p‘ Stiadle: Gounty “'fluu".‘“fi'u;'.“;i.‘x'.;; ¥ = & Harbor. w o o | “'Corn o ‘The o A o Tt | ST’ Mendoctnos 16@1ic: Eastern Otegor 1ogoat | The following were the sales in the San Fran. | Stme, Newsbey. Walvig. 51 days from Gray December .. 000 o I iy Oraeons. The: | orthern® Mo 8ac: | cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday: | Harbor, via Lureka 3 hours p January ... rehouses last week. free, 11@14c: Northern Mountain, detective, 10g) | Morning Session. T SSRIRE o P A @ hours tumn Mo- . Spot Wheat— ping, c / e | dondo. ate N | fi:?’( Wheat—Shipping, wT16@9s%c; milling, $1 | uhgle’r 1b. SRAREY m a:gl‘epk s ;m Ego' n‘m-m" 90 | " 7 G Wall, Bfornstrom, § days from Eu- December . ! ot 5—6@" -, ol 1 1% | reka. a CALL BO. D RS, ey | 250 Caledonia 0| 100 Potosi . » “;ly B Totormal' Beasit A ‘Mk ,,h‘.,,&,m| San Francisco Meat Market 200 Chalienge 12| 500 Potosi . CLEARED. e el 0 ds. $1 08%; 16,000, $1 Deconaber N0 syl .Dan I'7a! Aeat Market. 150 Con Cal & Va. 160| 60 Savage Monday, De e o | i 2 e 100 Crown Point... 15| 350 Sterra Neva imr San José, McLean, Pan 7 Aes 8000 o 5 There Is less firmness in small Hogs, as they | 100 Mexican 200 Union Con..... Co. Lard, pe { 5000 ctls, $1 0%, ¥ . . | January ......... 0 5 | ber—2000 ctls, | are not as scarce as they have been. Large | 50 Mexican ....... 33 30 Yellow Jacket. mr Noeth Fork,. B Purekn Y 3| May L 5 65 5 00 ctls, $1 081 | Fogs are in free supply and weak. There have Afterncon Session. | omash ot i Yellow Jacket ... | 'Short Ribs, per 100 pounds-— P J2.000, 81 06%%; 8000 §1 (6. | heen some arrivals of Eastern Hogs during | 200 Best & Belcher 31/ 400 Ophir | Stmr Columbla. Doran, Astoria: O Co * pointa, ot i i AL o it b S5 ‘market continues very weak, | ¢ BLEE—10T4C per 1b for Steers and ¢%@7c | 103 COONSE, it ) 80| 100 Union 42| "Ship Amerfea. Marden, Cgmox; R Dunsmuir's interna- ) 3 Cash quotations wereas follows: Flour, steady; | and the tendency is toward lower prices. Thé | '\ EAL--$@10c per Ib. 100 Confidence . 65/ 300 Unton 2 | Sons. - Tonds | No. 3 epring wheat, Géic demand 1% slow | MUTTON—Wethers, 7c: ewes, 64c per Ib. 200 Mexican . K | "Haw stmr Kaulani, Jacobson, Kahu! .15 Atchison 4s..... 95 | 84c; No. 2 corn, =l't’ 3tz | @S0c for No. 1 and 60@7ic for off | T AMR—8@sisc per ib. > Lk | Alexander & Baldwin o 2" Mining Shares— | a g | : Brewing and shipping grades, £@%c K—Live Hogs, 5%c for small, 5 The following were the sales in the Pacific | S onF Mary E Foster, Thompson, Honolulu; o PORK %e for Am Sugar { Adventure | =8 heriey. ThS e, nominal medium and 3@3%c for large: stock Hogs and | Stock Exchange yesterda | Willlams, Dimond & Co. S AN St MED Ao | T i ity W! CALL BOARD SALES. | feeders, 514@5%c; dressed Hogs, 7@S%ec. Morning B H SAILED. Boston v Oon A AL | d0, e & dowo ste: short vibe’ mides (lcome). B e e e e ) 7 e chandi N N N R ) 3 e Maine P g 5 1565 40; dry sal shoulders (boxed), @ |} p ] . r st Stmr Roston & Maiae. 8 Buttel & Hoston. shire” aen waes horea). Vgt eneras Merchandise. B0C C & Vaiunc| G0 0| Stmr 1 3 oty ; . distillers’ finished goods, | ‘ % Goul urr 200 | 8tm lec Si....- 25 |Centenniat E00ds, i Dex i eal, 200 clls THC. | ne | BAGSCalculta Grain Bags. 1@7Xc: Wool | 1200 Mexican 20 . 8| Bimr Laguna Q.13 iin . | = 2 cha; atever in the . | ~ 3 3 2 ectric ceol - % The feel i | Bags, 28@%c; Frult Bags, 6c, 6%c and 6%c for | 1200 Mexican . 300 Carters G M C. 34 Stmr Scotia, Jacobs, ——. S oAl | Oucele e Receivts. Bhipments. | el Moot ’l;'1'"f!;l‘:‘:}"‘"“’-‘l'::f,;‘"""" €XACt | the three grades of white and Tic for bleached | 460 Ophir .. 82| 400 Carters G M C. 35| Stmr Kauilani, Jacobaon. Kahulut. prefd 271 | Quiney . E-C Pl 90 | "\White, §1 10¢1 30: Ted " $1 0AGL 20; Gray, | Jute. Afternoon Session. Sumr Brunswick, Olsen, — = id Dominion ..... 1§ {Santa Fe Copper Corn, bu Tieoy | $107@1 17%; Black, 97iic@$L (oo COAL—Some further advances will be seen. | *300 Beat & Belcher &) : ;‘:","f,"';‘v‘:‘:'.::fl“l".y,::':l;_‘“'l'”r Queenstown. Bubher e Tamarack . | Oate! bu - [ | GORN_Eastern White is quoted ot 81 02%4@ | Rocky Mountain kinds are out of market. wet. | 100 £ 32 s Schr Coquille, Nelson, Coquille River 3 | v 4! Wolverines 4 g | 041 ey yellow at §105@1 15. | jington, $8 per ton; New Wellington, $8; South- %0 C C & Va MISCELLAN EOUS. . s | Rt b i icay BUCKWHE. uoted at $1 90@2 15 per ctr, | icld, Wellington, /37 0; Seattle, §7: Bryant, | 300 Gould & The Br bark Woollahra, at Eureka, re | $7: Coos Bay, & Wallsend, $8: Co-operative | Wallsend, $8i Scotch, —: Cumberland, $10 in | bulk and $11 5 in sacks: Pennsylvania_Anthra- | cite Egg. $13: Cannel, $3 50 per ton; Coke, $15 2 | “On the Produce e & 5 &0 Great Western s L market Whs. ehendy: chaier e st ) 3 New otk M Alarter | 16@22; cheese, firm, 113@12; eges, firm, fresh, Flowr and Millstuffs. 200 Justice . Dec 9 and 10 passed through wreck: considerable number of floating piles ter appeared to have been in the water m | - % 1l e | time, having barnacles on them. Among wreck g f $ per ton in bulk and $17 In sack8. ! CEW ¥ORK, Dec y | FLOUR-—Californfa family extras, $3 60@2 75, | * SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refining Com- age saw house top of small vessel, with seut | xew ¥o m\" Do X ’,’3‘""" on call, strin- | =m0 | gl termns; bakers” extrassh OO W7 OTRRIE] T e e A ST enslas Com- Ue nttactied. House top had but ‘one_scutil nt, ranging from 6 1o 1% per cent; last loan, | and Washington, $3 4083 5 per bbl for sxtra. | Cubes, A Crushed and Find Crushed, %o el I S 1xx W 40 per cent. closing bid and asked, 30@40 per oent: prime mercantile paper. 51@6 per cent: | sterling exchange slightly easler. with actuai | business in bankers' bills at $4 57% for demand and $4 Sl for sixty days; posted rates, $4 §21g LIVERPOOL. Stmr Walla Walla, which just arrived, has machinery out of order : Captain Charl an of bark Oaklant - —— - reparts on Dec 7, la N, lon 135 W, passed Steamer. ’ From. | Due. | through a lot of newly cut lumber,” mostly Foreign Futures. | #2563 40 for bakers' and §2 2343 for superfin | MILLSTUFFS- Prices In sacks are as f | lows, usual discount to the trade: Graha | Flour, § 25 per lw,llbr Rye Flour, 82 75; R; il Fowdered, S%e: Candy Gramulated, i Dry Grahulated, 4%¢: Confectioners’ A, 4%c: Cali- = fornia A, Staxnolta A tse: Bxtrn G, 1 AOLARPIVE Golden C, 4 : rels, Yc ‘more; e more; 50-1b A on R 2 » " . U D! ciul bills, sl N o (=, b plank: d boards 10x12 and 16 size. Dec § at Lackawanna & Western e o te: e R AL wiver | et~ Dec. Mar. May. | i Jioimoge ShNg peges tAxenifor e than b | Jegilal Puget Sound 8 m, passed floating dark object about & feet oy et Ry ollars, 47%c: Government bonds, weak; State | CPeHIDE - .- 5% - Flaon | wheat P 2 ' fels or ity equivalent. Dominoe Crescent City in length exposed, resembling bottom of & ves A bonde, Inactive; railrcad bonds, weak. losing sn s | o:lr‘nfll}_rm-’ enznflnnrc,kn - bnttd 2 2 . Peru . sel; too dark to make certain 5 d o ! B sacks, 3 Bonits . TELEGRAPHIC. Wheat— | Pearl Barley, '$5; Split Peas, 33; Green Peus, TN T e e ; London Market. | Opening 1846 3550 per 100 Ibs. Receipts of Produce. suth Portland.|Departure Bay -3} FOINT LOBOS. Dec 15, 10 p m—Weather | c South pe E, velocity 11 miles. | hazy; wind > Closing 18 6 < iver.. |G Harbor 2 W YORK, Dec. 15.—The Commercial Ad Syl oot : | Hay and Feedstuffs. ‘ o RO MOD 28T, DECHMEEE, 1 Some e e -",;‘EI:');':;"-" 3§ i ertizer's o lal c Opening . % paans § . | Flour, ar ske ugar, sk . 1700 | Point Arena..../Point Arena. vertiser's Liondon Ainanclal jcablegram s et o e Wheat, ctls 640 Sugar, bbl Ve 11 friT=i DOMESTIC PORTS. SSCENT CITY-Sailed Dec 17—Stmr © for San Francisco pd A The mark cre_opened firmer to-day on | ClOSINE X Stocks of Bran, while not really heavy, are 410/ Hay, tons Santa Rosa.....|San Diego. URA—Salled Dec 1i-Stmr Geo Loo- € Government's vigorous measures against - ut of all 3 4 it 4% Lime . | U 2 ; " ¢ SR A ment's vigorous measy - ~ BT out of 1 vorsion to the demand, and the . East. 2408/ Lime, . Lok . | Umatiia e = feh but heavy Tiauidation weighed down Chicago Livestock Market. | market contimues weak. | Chese. ctls 3 Chicory, bbia. ... | Orizaba [Vancouve L T il et e al. Th ch swallowed all lles offered < e Hay rules weak and slow at unchanged quo- | Tajlow, etls 226, Wine, galoer oo.e 83,50 | Bamon - Humboldr. ibee B | (PORT TOWNSEND-Arrived Dec Schr Loutsvill freely. To-day's inventions included the story | €HICAGO, Dec. 18.—CATTL a4 to | tations. | Potat N T it e | Humboldt Sailor Boy, hence Dec 8. schr_Annfe Campbell, Mant that the Queen was il and that it had been | cholce, steady to 10c higher. Others weak to| BRAN~S$13G11 per ton, | Beans. ske. "800 Quickstiver, flska | Cocs Bay. Newport . Schy Ansig ATis @i ache C § Holids. Cromn Metro ded to issue immediately 30,000,000 new |shade lower. Cow market and canners’, 10 | MIDDLINGS-$17G20 per ton. Middlings, sks... 1,722 Hides, No.. North Fork. (llumhqm( San Pedr @ Mexjcan Cen consolx and £100,000.000 in 3 per cent loans | i5c jower: feeders, unchanged: good to choice, | o EEDSTUFFS- Rolled Barler, $16 50817 50 | Bran, sks. 710 Pelts, bls, 2 Geo. W, | F e ke Tavlae Looogas Yy, S San Minn & St Louis o | a8 moon as Parllament meets. It was reported | ¢ 367 30: poor to medium, $4 2565 10; mixed, | Lrg'® “al at the mili. $2%6@27; job- | Onfons, sks. 24 Hops, bales. Washtenaw Francisco; schr Louise, for San Pedro. inn & 8t Louls prefd on better authority that the Government will L e ) 9;3%; mixed, Coconnut Cake, $2021: Corn- | Musta: 270 Eggs, doz. Columbi: [Portiane PORT LUDLOW- Arrived Dec 15-Schr W H issue to-morrow £5,000.000 fn treasury bills, [ Stockers, $3G3 60; selected feeders, $4 2063 60; | Cracked Corn, §24625; Mixed | gp, s 220 T orcna. | TAN PEDRO Arrieed T * | being the bulance of the war vote, Consols | 8ood to choice cows, 33 50G4 T5; heifers, $3@5. | 316 5 tonseed Meal, $25 ver ton, | o *X* OREGON. Ao ClCh e o o g e b broke on .these yumors on heavy bear sales | canners, $3@3: bulls, 32 50a4 35; calves, @i | JIAY—Wheat. $750gS 50 for common to ®ood | Ficur, qr sks.... 1922/ Bran and Shor PR LS below par. Americans began harder, but later | fed Texas beeves, $4 35 20, and $9G9 50 for cholce: Wheat and Oat. $183: | Oats, cth 1620 sk I e oo I 1 & —tuer [ broke sympathetically. New York' fatled to| HOGS—5@10c lower; trade active, closed | OAt: 3 0@S: Barley. $3G6 50; Alfalfa, $3GS Per | Potatoes, sKs. K i By rrig el e send support, and the close was at the low- | firm; fair clearance. Mixed and butenere | 193 Compressed, $1G10 per ton. X Steamer. | Destination. B T b e el Nt foe est. There was a slight rally in the street, | §3 95674 20; Kood to choice, heavy, $i05g4 2| STRAW—GC per bale. 2 e st B D ey L P s s Slunal, heo 0TS _ isvill: | of sales, 5. 3 Piar 2 » Dee 14, s e and Naskville, Union Pacific, Baltimore and | SHEEP-Market, dull. 10g35c_lower. except Beans and Seeds. 'I THE STOCK MARKET. A Bianiiv d|Coos Bay...[Decs 15, 10 o Pk 13| A ORIA Avrived Dec 18-U § Perry, o chison erred. sy, Nativ hers, F Ve — r £/ [Dec, 18, | tro *ipids oty The " Spanis 1 e S e Uetrns o e Wi oative North Fork Humboldt...\.[Dec. 19, 9 am Pier 2 | trom Sentile. o " . \{;‘c\;; lz:gy.l'.te 11| TACOMA-Arrived Dac 1€ (San Di |Portland. hr_Annie Lar- | sen, from San Pedro; schr Annie M Campbelt, rs were 64%: Tintos. 43'¢: | lambs, $4@5 65; Western wethers, $4@4 40; | There is nothing ne ey | U Anacondas, Ti4; Utahs, 41, and Bastods, 3. | Western lambs, $5@5 40. Sra being very qulet, T <l Aberdeen Paris was flat. Receipts—Cattle, 16,000; hogs, 46,000 sheep, BEANS—Bayos, $3 25@3 : Pernsylvania . 7, The Bank of England bought £71,00 Gor- small White, 52 90 | Yesterday was a weak day In securities and | Pomona ... [Humboldt...._ [Dec. 20 2 pm Pler | from Sgn Pedro. Reading 5y Y| man gold: £14,000 French and £3io. tary, | O @3: large White, §2 Pinks. §2 65G2 75; | almost the whole list declined, particularly in | Newburg ...|Grays Harbor Dec. 20, 5pm ... | SRR A Arived Dec 18—Echr Seren, - Reading 1st pre % | 000 bars. g2 54! | a Thay. Reading 34 prefd - Loy e New York Cotton Market. Reds, $3 35G3 10; Blackeye, $4 8094 75; Butters, | the aflermoon. The decline in the leading | AT, Mara..(Chinad JapaniDec. 21, 1pm|EMSS | er and schr Alice, from San Pedro. e Rio Grande W estern 41 | The price relapsed to Ths 8. ANew rret. nominal; Lima, $4 20@5; Pea, $3G3 25; Red Kid- | 5tocks was as follows: Gas & Electric, $1@33; | Coquilie Ry|Grays R < er 11 s.s,\' LE—Arrived Dec 1i—Stmr City of To- Rio Grande Western prefd. § | Money was plentiful, the market preparing 5 s pore. 3350 ctl, Contra Costa Water, $74 50@74 23; Spring Valley | Walla Wall|Vie & Pgt u'lb’m:: 2. 30 amliier s Nw.;n'rmuwm)ru Saea. Do o200 NGELES-S Dec 13-Stme §ig | for the end of the year requirements. Rills| NEW YORK, Dec. 18.—Almost unprecedented 2 é 3 St Louts & Sun Fran 27 | Were very firm, touching 6% The bank foan |West Coast...|Dec. 23 -.|Pler 7| Alcatraz, for San Fra: Brown Mustard, 3GStc; Yellow | Water, 89 0G94 To: Glant Powder, $89G7 5715, | Tanis 7 r St Louls & San Fran Ist prefd. ! ) id excitement prevailed on - the Cotton Exchange » 3%c per | Market-Street Rallway, $§1G60; Paa .. Arena..|Point Arena.. Dec. 2, % pm|Pier 2 | — . y St Louis & San ¥ran 24 prefd. N e . Syait UGN s dmees a1t [to-day. Seldom. it ever, in the history of : Alfaifa, | (yeion, $20G27 50; Makaweli, $40 7 "hfi:m Elate of CailPortianaer .. (Dec. 3t 10 bm(Pior 3 | Towa and HEtteie e or Sar oS Stmrs 8t 0% | Avother small fallure was announced. Cop. | the institution has the volume of business been | (@aize. - - F0%c: Hemp. 4@4%e; TImothy. | 35G0); Huichinson, $25G23 625; Hana, $5G7 o0, -Mec. 24, Mam(Pier 11 | FORT BRAGG:Arrived Dec 15—Stmr Se- st | per_statistics r'x-v th %0 great as that transacted to-day. No officlal RIED PEAS—Niles, $1 50@1 90; Green, $1 75 | Seldom has there been such a general decline . D":; . :2 -m‘m»r 13 "s hence Dec 17. . St Paul & aha. mal am of lon tra n T - S — e - b ». 33 NDON, . 18- 5 3 tion Company for the endi. CA - 4 s e Tathe B | N RN e e adien, Pacific, $1u: | came near reaching the million-bale mark. the | Potatocs, Osions and Vegetables. |5 ar o, “habing tren "eonk, Septembor Time Bail JCALETA BUENASuiled Dee 17-Schr Nov. Southern Rallwa . -, do — el b ern Pacific | heaviest previous total being about 500,000. meeting of the stockholders at Honoluh on £ | LONDON—Salled Dec Southern Raflway prefd S04 | preterred. T “Atchiron. Grand Trunk. | There was & perfect avalanche of orders. The | Sweet Potatoes coriim . October 3. The total for the year was for Ban Francisco . 0" “MP Chiltontorg Texas & Pacific 6%: Annconda, 7. Bar siiver, quiet, 27 5-16d | opening was easy at a decline of 4@6 points. atoes continue to advance. Other | October 3. The lotal crop for the year was | Branch Hydrographic Office, U. S. N. Mer. n Francisco. T'nion Pacific. per ;""‘“A the closing fl&m of Saturday, the mar. | 3°%criptions remain about as before quoted. making & total of $662.063 The per ;n. and chants' " Exchange, £an Francisco, Cal., T'nion Pacific prefd 685 | Gold premiums are quoted at Buenos Ayres | ket, as shown by weakest intervais, broke | POTATOES—Early Rose, %@%ic; River Reds. s X December 18, 15%. | ~A large number of the miil ©% | at 120.30; Madrid, 2.7, Rome, 6924, 50 %0 35 Doints. at which tima a caaditian e | G0ATo: Burbanks, 40Gio per ot B et et on Vasis e written off | | The time ball on the tower of the new Ferry | Carolina are making goods for ‘l;“.n"w“m on various accounts. was | bullding was dropped at exactly noon to-day— | of China. : Salinas Bur-