The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 20, 1900, Page 8

' THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1900, ligh ‘medi teers, steady: . May—14, $1 16%; | Steers, S8@S$i4c; medium, 83c: light, Sc: Cow- CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Saioe 10wer. W r Stoers slow, fenders 100 fz‘."«m,nnjmnm‘ e e g hides, S¢; Stags, 6c; Salted Kip, Ise; Dry Calf, 2 | 10c .~ Western steei - SSDA’ { 3 Sae lower, W good to prime steers, $50@ shecomd Seksion—December—200 ctis, $109%; | Iic: calls and brands, 13c; Sheepsking, Shear: wg:.\g:s?.w. Sept. 19— p. m. i : poor e 50@5 cted feed- | 14,000, §1 09%: May—2009, . ngs,. 20@ B , 30@i0c each; A t < ii'nmt‘o-'?'g'%g 00 A0 e ers. 3275 | Regular ‘_‘Hoflfl;‘ Shssion—December—32,000 | mediim. 60@S0c; 1ong Wool. $0cGS$1 10 each: | Alpha . - f G385 cows, 32 T5G4 40: heifers, 105; capners, | otis, FL 10T Moy uow. L0 TN o0 Eite, | meedtam. $1 for Sthall and she. for coits: Horse | Andes ; g o g s, e, g B0, ol grassers, | ¥1.10%: May—8000, $1 1%, > Hides, dry, $1 50 for large, 1 % for medium, $1 | Belcher . ; . $1a6 50. 15; grassers, 55 r B0t L R e W15 BTy EARLEY. Fatures and spot Feed were both | for small and 23@s0c for colts. Deerskifis— | Best & Belchor HOGS—Receipts to-day, 2,000; to-morrow, | off again and dull. Buyers were scarce. Summer or red skins. 35c: fall or medium | Bulllon . 25,000; left over, 3000, Strong to 5¢ higher. Top, | Feed, 70@72%c for No! 1 and 65@67%c for off | skins, 30c: winter or thin skins, 20c. Goatskins | Caledonia $5°62'4; mixed ana 'hu‘cm" $5 15@5 5T%; good grades; Brewing and Shipping grades, 71%@ | —Prime Angoras, 75c; large and smooth, 30¢; | Chollar % : 3 ¢ to_choice heavy, $5 10@5 52t rough heavy, # 90 | 82%c; Chevalier, nominal. medium, 35¢. 3 Challenge Con. % @506 light, W a3 o vtk of sales, § 10 CALL BOARD SALES. L TALLOW o '3 seiered, MVAS Jor 1h: 6 | Conddeney .. SHEEP—Recelpts, 22,000, Sheep. steady: | Eecont®koseion Dosemperoso0 ctls, 2. b2 L I A Tk B e "’"o":: Som 2 . lambs, 15G%c lower. Good to cholce wethers, | Rogular Morning Sesslon—No sales. Northern, (ree. 1sgi6ec: Northeen. Gatective, 120 s iiticn mixed. S} IR | Ao Bomler-NG st 16 defective, 12GMe; Southern Mountatn, 12 | Western sheep, §3 85@4 20; native lambs, $250 | OATS—Business was a little better again yes- | ¥ detecti, FOCCs o Nountaln, fres, 7| Ol ESANEERNERRE 45 Standard P s 575; Western lambs, $5@5 65. terday, at unchanged quotations. Offerings O Sonthern Mountairs detective: | Goott b s @ 02 Syndicate T Hale & Nrocross. —— continue large. months 2 2 S A 180, 38 Lo Curry. IMARY OF THE MARKETS. e PR bt 1 3 * | “White, 5501 %; Surpeiee, 513501 40; Red. | T months, Suilcs Humpoljs and Mendocino, 18 jeriale & Nor. - | Iron Sifver 65[Union Con ... M Calif F Sal DR E oy, LIg R, Deck, % | "rail Clip—San Joaquin, €4@tc; do Lambe’, § = exican 2|Yellow Jacket ... 1§ alifornia° Fruit Sales. Stoar ot #14 @de; Middle County, @ile per Ib. v ‘ 00 i CORN—Arrival of 600 ctls Eastern, nomin- 5 v . k Cvchange as before. BOSTON STOCKS AND BONDS. ally_auoted at about $120 per ctl. HOPS—New, 10G13c per Ib. REAL ESTA’I;! TRANSACTIONS. = e 3 f R Mol e v oo * | BCeRWiE AT Nominal. General Merchandise. Gilbert P. Chase to Joseph H. Rosenber firmer and Barley futures weaker. Time Loans.....4 @it Westingh -Biec..... 41 | NEW YORK, Sept. 19.—The Farl Fruit Com- —_— - |lot on NW line ot Aciington stigst. i gy Dists i RNe et | AR Bm e 12 | pany sold California fruit at auction to-day and Flour and Millstuffs. BAOR = fun Gt Magw 305 Cutouita | S5 R0 HE B By N N mand fflr ats. orn an ye quict. i ADo vrefd 6814 | Atchison ds. 99 rruhed the following prices: Grnp:l—‘;roml{‘- Grain Bags, 5%c: Wool Bags. il'y?‘fi‘iel:“)‘leec; Ve sA;r‘. Fra o amd Fresmo Land 7 e g s 3 mer Sugar NEG& single crates, S0c@s1 60, average $1 13; Muscats, Twine, Tic; Fruit Bags, 6%@s%c for white and | to Henry r.. lot on . gs firm. Hay reported steadier. | pBe grerd Mintng Shares— single crates, average 7c; Malagas, single ,fi""u?u‘.fit',‘.’;’:f“%;&‘,;?“énf:,‘“:g A0 | Inine et i | Daireeifon aveane. 75 N or T sire . venture 3 3 3 a3 50; | & » 2 .| %3:3, B 2693, 3, lot 2, block 48, us and Seeds quict and wnchanged. Eoston & Alban ‘Amal Copp crates, SIoQ¥L, average Hc: Clusters, MNEI | oregon and Washington, 32756310 per barrel | COAL—Wellington. 39 per ton; Southfleld Wel- | fract. 11 g : : | Boston & aiaine 8 S e x;‘:‘e‘reufnl :’490 P'B:::Teu': hait boxes, | for family and $315G3 50 for bakers'; Eastern, | \ngton, S Sewtess 80 TOING, Ry iiha. B e liam Atvordl (trastee) {0 sime, smme, quit- at and Vegetables still plentiful. | cni Bur & Q Putte & Bostors 50@% 2, average $1(4; Beurre Hardy, boxes, | #,55@% 7% ner barrel a2 1 DUIke wil D % S aeeke: [ Veum deets B oLl o o e 3 3 Doctnion o8k Calumet & Hecl S0c@81 10, average %c; Beurre Clairgeau, boxes, | | MILLSTUFFS—Prices in sacks are as fol- | pennsylvania Anthracite Egx. Fi; Canneh, 31211, 2. 23 and 2, bic Lakeview; $10. or firm, Eggs moving off better and Cheese quiet. Do pretd Centenntal T0c@s2, average 1 9. Peaches—Salways, boxes, | 1OW5: usual dlacgunt (oR;:mF:;age:" ;}snr;:;r: Do tom oK, e Hescriptions. 53 4 pon |, Jullen and Ettie Smith to Walter 8. Thorne, S upply. Sound G fi | Do ‘prefa 3% Humboldt 35@Toc, average 63c; George Late, boxes, S0G70, | Mool $3 50, Rice Flour, §1: Corn Meal, §27: | 2000 1bs and $ 30 per ton, according fo brand. | Buchanan, W 27 by S 117; m darg Suf f’ N oun ame nrm. | Fitchburg prefd ..135'2 Osceola average 62c; Levl Cling, boxes, 30@Sic, average | extra cream do, $3 50; Oat Groats, $4 50; Hom. SUGAR—The \}:!:'—flilwsllll,l: l?ellnln. Com- Philip and Era Dolan to Alfred W 3 = 5 S Gen Electric 11371 Parrot . €2c; Lemon Cling, boxes, 40@Sic, average 75¢; | iny, $350@3 7. Buckwheat Flour, $1@4 ey quotes, par Ib, s 100TP Hage: |10t on N lime of Washington street, 3 1Pp weak unaer lur'gm‘ 7'?([‘1[‘?:. Do_prefd 139% Quincy Ames Late Free, boxes, T3Gslc, average T6c; | Cracked Wheaf, $350; Farina, $50; Whole | Crushed, 7.05c; Powdered. 6.65c; Candy | of Baker, W 25 by N 102:5%; §10. Dry Granulated, 6.55¢; Con- eClintc G vid Newell N paia A g e poon- | Sarah A. McClintock to David Newell. log Fsse: barvels; oo more: BAlt: | Sosrth, N B b e R 0 N of Taie- 21% Santa Fe 10% Tamarack By 8 Utah Mint N E Gas & Coke. 10% Winona . { Ed Elec I moving off fairly. i Strawberry Cling, boxes, 65c, average 65c; | Wheat I'lour, $3 Yellow. Cling, boxes, average T6c. Prunes— | 725 in_sacks, $ Germans, single crates, so@iec, average 90c: | Peas, $5; Green Peas, 3550 per 100 lbs. Silver, ingle crates, 50@tlc, averag Rolled Oats (barrels), $6@ | Granulated, 6.85¢ fectioners’ A, 6. Pearl Barley. $3; Spiit | fectioners 4. barrels, ¢ more: boxes, 50c more: 50-1b bags, Henry A. Redmond to Samuel E. Reimond, ] e in Provisions. 014 Colony 203" | Wolverins cars & v ravor- 10c more. No orders taken for less than 75 bar- | ypqivided one-fifth interest fn lot on N lina Ol Colony ... Twelve cars sold to-diy. Weather dry, Hay and Feedstuffs. rels'or its equivalent.” Dominoes, haif-baerels, | of “Fenty frat sirect, 9 W of Sanchc:, W 0- g r s e v v M. ol € vid s | #d considerably lower than the low point London Market. Crate and 5t For cistens Tokava. # 1F per 4o R e S A Adee rs) and O. M. Hay ia reported steadier, as stocks are 1ess| San Francisco Meat Market. |9 M. Colbura, exec touched on Saturday before the rally. The e ble crate, $110G180 per single crate and clu (SUrviving _trustee estate of Charles ifficulty of coninuing the advance which was | NETW YORK, S 5t AR A ingle crate; | €xcessive, though prices stand the same. \burn) to B. D. Colburn, lot on W A felt yesterday and which was emphasized to- | vertiser's Londonennl;‘::cl:Mc.cxfi':mefflu‘ 3 Eomichons. 416 O g O e ice. §165| BRAN-—$14 50@16 per ton. BEEF—5@éc per Ib for falr to cholce. mond _ str 15 N of Twenty-second, e Pa sl et ol < ed traders to take their profits and | pyo 7o D (o0 = e 51 @17, half box; Bartletts, 85c. Peaches—Sal- | MIDDLINGS—$17G21 per_ ton. VEAL—Large, 7@Sc; small, S@Sc per Ib. by W 115:9:'also lot on N line of Hill s satle Mew Yoxk wia FWR- §yue o * advance was wiped out. After | 77® ets here were absolutely stagnant to- | waye 5ogeoe; George's Late, 7oc. Plums—Coe FEEDSTUFFS—Rolled Barley, $16@17 50 per | MUTTON—Wethers, per Ib. | 130 W of Sanchez, W 2 by N 1L s valued at $9 | speculative holdings which had been bought | Ja¥. _ Americans remained about parity | Golaen Red, 0. 4 ton; Oflcake Meal at the mill. $26@27; jobhing, | LAMB—S@8%c per b, Jacob and Lina Heyman (by ¢ 3 _— }on Monday were dislodged, the market came | hroughout the session. One of the most Im- | “CHICAGO, Sept. 19.—The Earl Fruit Company | 27 80G2; Cocoanut Cake, $20421; Corn Meal, | FORK—Live Hogs, #%c for small. 5%c for | attorney) to James Burns, : to a pause d rallied slightly, but it was at- portant arbitrage houses reports that its total | roglized the following prices for California fruft | $26@27: Cracked Corn, $26 50@27 50; Mixed Feed, | medium and 5%c for large: stock Hogs and | Duncan street, 151:10 E of Douglass, N . tacked again in the last hour and sold vigor- | business for the day was 200 shares. Parls was | ;olq at auction to-day. Grapes—Tokay $13 50G14. feeders, 5@5%e; dressed Hogs, S@Sic. | by S 14 s10 e Iy by the bears, making the closing easy | Fek Money was steady. Silver was firm on | crates o3l 25 average oo Malaga HAY — Volunteer. $4 50@7; Wheat, $10@12; | _— James de la Montanya to D. S. Dorn (tr near to the low level of the day. As a re- | Indian buying. s crates, $1 10G1 2), average $115; Clusters, sin- | YWheat and Oat, $9 50711 50; Oat, $3@10: Clover, Receipt. f Prodi Lorraine de la Montanya, daughter) and . list of prominent railroad and mis- CLOSING. gle crates, $1 50@1 60, average $152. Pears— | $1G6; Alfalfa, $5@7 0; Barley, $630@8 50 per CNPS 0, roauce. ques de la Montanya (son), lot on N s stocks show net losses ranging from | _LONDON, Sept. 19.—Atchison, 27%; Canadian erage $1 53. | ton. points. Tennessee Coal at one time was | Pacific, %0%: Union Pacif T T TR FO orthern Pacific preterred, « NESDAY., SEPTEMBER 13. s y street, 324:3 E of Dru also 1t on SW cor _preferred, 74%: | Peaches—Elbertas, boxes, 40@60c, average 4sc. | STRAW-—30@37%c per bale. FOR WED: 7213; Grand Trunk. | Plums—Golden Drops, single crates, average —_— = down, closing with a net loss of 2%, & ¥ * 3 Flour, qr sks 7,740, Sugar, bbls. A Do e Y ) the heavy decrease in August surplus ' 0%: Anaconda, 8%. Bar silver, steady, 28 13-16d | T0c. Prunes--Italians. single crates, 65@5 Vhea | E 117; also property 3 | earnings. Tobacco suffered to the extent of | Per ounce. Money, 2% per cent. crage Tic; Silver, single cfi,m, 40@S5e, average Beans and Seeds. Eflf::' offls' ‘Ilfi.::?"' 2000 1 2} | $10. ¥ = | The announcement of advances in the 3 e i Tic.. Weather cool. Nine cars sold to-day. o g A Migating 3 | " Baron D. Merchant to United State | price of coal was an unfavorable factor in the | New York Money Mavket. CHICAGO, Sept. 19.—Porter Bros. Compan: Large White Beans are slow about coming | Corn, East, ctis ${ Bagins, e and Guaranty Company. lot on SE market ) - sold California fruft to-day: Grapes—Tokays, | - U0 (L8 8 L CFeT 0l inds 1s dull | Badie: erta Pota e ke California_and Kearny streets, E 3 by X he money ‘market continued firm in tone | —- $23) double crate and 65c@$140 single crat ey B “ ™ | Cheese, ctls Onfons, sk: Teresa M. Bocea to V enzo and ans commanded 2 per cent at the | W YORK, Sept. 19, RIEANS—Bayos, $2 40@2 50; Small White, $4; oo - ans, ks v Boe line of Dupont, by N I Money on eall firmer | clusters, 90c@$1 65; Morocco, $1 €5, single cratt Tallow, ctls. Vallefo street, @2 per cent; last loan 1% per cent; prime | assorted, $115@1 50: Muscats, T0c@$1 30. Pears— | Large White, $2 50@2 65; Pink, $2 25@2 50; Red, | w01 . with reservatior Bran, sks Although there was a slight re- bag: rling exchange, is is thought | y,... g Bartletts, $1 3062 25 bos a Toc@$l 15 half box. | $3 25; Blackeye, $3 25; Lima, $5 15@5 25; Pea, | jroor sabeila urther gold will g0 out. The | Chanoe eoior® s e O Dk e gy M 3 i Bl S‘w@f ©"White Heath, 3. none’ here 23@3 50. et | and Joseph H. 3 vaid further drafts to-day on | ero 'hills at §4 §7g4 ST for demand and. at| GLASGOW, Sept. 10.—The Earl Fruit Com- | SEEDS - Brown Mustard, 3%@4c: Yeilow | yfit 0 1ot on S line of ¢ . 155 E of Stock on the Pacific Coast and the | g4 s31,G4 3% for sixty days; posted rates, $i sagy | PANY's sales of California fruit sold at auction | Mustard, 4%@5c; Flax, $2@250; Canary, 3%c | o, 00 £ Jones ent for pensions was also large. 4843 and M 85; commercial bills, $4 824 83, | to-day_are as follows: Pears—Duchess, two- | per Ib for California and dc for Eastern: Al- Biiyer, hich were active in the market were | Silver certificates, 633 ass%e. Bar ilver. §2%e, | Afths boxes, average $1: Beurre Hardy, two. | falfa, nominal: Rape, 2}@3c; Hemp, 4G4ic: | same (t ol sales, pAr value, $L065000. U'as: | Mexican dollars, 43iic. Government bonds weak; | fAifths ~boxes, $115@125; Howell, ~two-fifths | Timothy, 4G4ic. I Shameds ol Kate A. Mahoney Vellle Hurley, lot on E line of Taylor street, 112:8 S of Geary, S % by E 87:6: $10 | =~ John and Harriet Wigmore to E. A. Sel State bonds inactive; Irc ’ | boxes, average $1 25; Eureka, two-fifths boxes, DRIED PEAS—Niles, $1 2i@1 T5; Green, $1 0 nactive; railroad bonds irregular. | JUErh 6112 Superb, two-fifths boxes, aver. | @2 06 per ctl; Blackeye, 31 5. THE STO x |age 81, Plums—Kelsey Japans. single crates. s : CK MARKET. 7@2; Golden Drop, single crates, X g2 Solen Drop, Mgl crieit Compeny | L otatoes, Onions and Vegetables. | | ban - ofi; 4 in the bid price. | 1 o t ¥ NEW YORK STOCK LIST. | Closing | * Floe an o B | i |lot on N corner.c ; New York Grain and Produce.| | realizea the foliowing prices for Caltfornia frult * * 0, NI s sold at auction to-day:* Grapes—Tokays, single i . ; " SW &, S i eraten, THOLE. % eyrue S6c: Tokays, double The market is well supplied with S‘\',!P! Po. i Stocks and bonds were very duil at un- n and n tevens or Stephens to ] % | crates, $2@270, average §2 1z; Muscats, single | tatoes and prices are easy. Other Potaloes | changed prices. srady (wife of Hugh J.) and John R NUW YORE. Bt 0 niE Crates, average 8o, PeachesSalways, boxes, | Shaw no particular change. Onlons are steady | There were moderate sales on the Ofl Ex- | lot on NW line of Brannan street, 123 » crapeake & Ohio 18211 barrels; exports, 1075; sales, 7700 pack, | H07I, AISEaRe Sooi Crimatm Reauty, boxes, €00 | 40 e Lo B e oatn 1o iy, " | change. Y | X Freferion v M e to Unton Feed O e o els; exports, 700 1 e, average 43c. Four cars sold to-day. Weath- G g in wormy. - | Frederick W. Macfarlane to Union Feed e e Market firm azain and held at higher | er wet and unfavorable. POTATOES Early Rose. 2@3lc: Burbanks, | e Oceanic Steamship Company has declared | pany L1d. (a corporation), lat on SW corn go Ind & Louisville.. o prices on all grades, restricting demand. Win- PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 19.—The Earl Fruit ‘5m l_or Rlver_{ and n&fl'} 05 per ctl for Sa- et of cents per share, payable on | Fifth and Berry streets, SW 9:8 by SE icago Ind & Louisville prefd 53 | ter patents, §370G4; winter straights, $3 55@ | Company sold California fruit at auction to-da: l!nuj‘ hw;eu, Tic ’or Rivers and $1 25@1 40 | October 1. quitclaim deed; 11 - 3 e icago & Eastern INinois...... 3 65; Minnesota patents, $4 50@4 60, realizing the following prices: Grapes—Mus- | for Merced, The Morning Star Mining Company of Placer | _Catherine Kennev te Cornelius Ryan, lot o corner_of Receipts, 235,000 bushels; exports, single crates, §2 2004, average §256; To- | ONIONS-—55@65c per ctl: Pickle Onions, 30| County has declared a dividend of 3 per share ghth street, 23 SE of Minna, ago Rock Island & Pacific ; sales, 4,250,000 bushels futures an single crates, $105@2 10, average $135. | @80c. The Kil; “ i 3 by N 0 A TR TR Spot. strong: No. 3 req grend 200,000 | B tavorable weather. One car sold to-day. VEGETABLES Green Corn, TicQS1 per sack e Kilauea dividend will be paid to-day. Denis Halloran to . lot on B 1 3 atloat and $2izc elevator; No. 1 Northern Du. | PITTSBURG, Sept. 19.—The Earl Fruit Com- | 8nd $1@1 25 per crate: Green Peas, 1}6@2%c per of Rhode I of Nevada, String Beans, 1G2c; Limas, 14@2isc e £ 0. b afloat; No. 1 hard Duluth, | pany's sales of California fruit at auction to- T 100; $10 : i STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. i by = | | b 50c; y, o Vinifred Perry to G le 8 2 . 0. b. afloat. Options of day are as follows: Grapes—Tokays, single | Cabbage 40@5c; Tomatoes, Bay, g A. and Winifred A. Perry t org - oy ey oot Tor . two. ot iheer er Lmm And | O e S1O1 35 caverase 3106; Tokays, 'double | Elant ORI B bl O Gl RO WEDNESDAY, Sept. 192 p. m. | Talcott. lot 247 block E, lot Dk % Se = Delaware Lack & W prompted by realizing, were active and strong | Crates, average 3180. Pears—Bartletts, boxes, | Green Peppers. si@ilc per box for chill and 3 — NG B 5 : ver & Rio Grande all day. Sensational strength in the North- | average $125. Penches—Salways, boxes, 6@ | @c for Bel Oricd Toppers. W@lic: Carrots, UNITED STATES BONDS, Builders’ Contracts. west, supplemented by doleful spring wheat | 75c, average 70c. One car sold to-day. ’-Afir;ced" S N itere RO o A Bid. Ask. Rid Ask. | J. S. Myers (owner) with C. M. MacGregor ciop reports, started a big scare of shorts and s Pickles, $1@1 % per ctl for No. 1 and 756 | 4% quar coup..116 117 '4s do cp (new)134 " | (contractor). architect Leo L. Nichols—All b o end Boston Wool Market. for No.'2; Garlic, 3¢ per Ib; Marrowfat Squash, | 48 do reg......115 116 3s do coup....108% — | Work for & two-story frame building on E line ed strong at %@14e net advahee 019, per . * PO B [ it M Sk = charve ot S Wi @3S 3-16c, closed 8S4c; May, $7@ | BOSTON, Sept. 19.—The American Wool and Calst Cab k Water da. — a radius of 155 feet %16, thence E 130, SW 733 sptember, $24@sic, closed | cotton Reporter will say to-morrow: Poultry and Game. T s | w closed §3ic; December, ning. block B, B 1; $3500, 5 to beg t Oak! ‘While there have been more manufacturers 3 represented in the wool market the past week, | The Poultry market is liberally supplied and | *;f:,'»‘"slsfi. the volume of trade has been 'agmndsml.u.l Con- | quil at the low prices. Two cars Eastern came | 10 &ss ; | sumers are evidently not vet ready to lay in :z five thus far thi 2 2 pot Rio, dull: No. 7 Invoice, $isc: | any large line of wool, but they are closely | 1%, malize five thus o8 G48 weeke | LA Ryds. Cordova, $%@lic. Futures closed | watching the situation and some of them are | RS SP00 fOWET A e% TG =8 § KOO den e gntd e steady with'a net loss of 4 points. Total sales, | taking sample bags Which, it 18 hoped, will | : gntd 6s. entral prefd e & Western Erie & Western prefd.. Lake Shore i Loulsville Manhatt CCEAN TRAVEL. . r A Other_Game was steady. L A gntd ss. Mexican Central ...... 16,500 bags, including: September, §7 05; Octo- | develap into some fair sized sales before long. | y . Tiv , Minneapolis & Louis...... 53% | ber, $7 0 November, §720; December, $7 25; | The wool traders as a whole are not making | ,fl)hlémymy;{iT"rkfgihéuq-x\ffikg;GObbms L Akyt i Rsf'" M polis & Louls pretd.. w2 February, $7 35. concessions to amount to anything, as most of | a o r pair, $1 25@1 50; Ge > | ‘L’ ot-a XMSB Missouri Pacific 48% SUGAR—Raw, firm: fair refining, 4%c; cen- | those who have been holding their wool until | eete, PErRaln, o 1st - Jo (Series By 1d and $3 - % 8 s - Ducke, $3@4 for ol 50@4 50 for young; | NC N G R 7s.112 115'2|S P C s (1906).113% — Mobile & Ohio .. : 3| trifugal, % test] So; molasses sugar, 4c; refined, | the present time are generally determined to | BuCMe: (500007 UL SN IO SUL 55, J0r Joups) | N € N Gt I 13 1152 S B C e (1808). 1135 — e S Missouri Kansas & Texas......o y | firm. continue to hold until atter the election. Prices | RS0 % 4 fSiq ' a: Fryers, $14350; Broilers, | Do & T ey oo Missot Ki & fd. 25% BUTTER—Re ts, 4438 ki E : ! e may quoted steady, general ex- 4 i 2 50 < i g = - ' I .o} TS At Sei o - New Jersey Contrat -oame-or B | st creamens 1 grie: P e S imery S5 | pectation in the trade being that thers is not | $83 30 for large and §2G2 50 for emall; Pigeons, | NP C R R Ga.101" — |8 P Br fa......200% — | For _Victoria. _Vancouver ew York Central 127% | 2ic; factory, 14@16% | likely to be much more of a decline here. g‘ e e % @2 for | Do &s. 1074 S V Water 6s..112% — (B. C.). Port Townsend, Se- - orfolk & Western . 323, GS—Recelpts, 413 packages. Firm; West. | Sales of the week in Boston amountéd to 1,60.- | SUae o \ioh snipe, 1 5082; Doves, 75355 NS an. s Do Ao e | Siile, Taote, Wversit, Ana- 1 orfolk & Western prefd Taa | ern regular packing at mark, 13@iTc; Western, | 000 pounds domestic and 55,500 pounds forelgn, ME_English Snipe, $1 02; Doves, 5985 | Oak G I & Hva — | Do 3d mtw...101% — * | cortes and New Whatcom orthern Pacific loss off, 1%. making a tol;xl, of x.zs.goo phcundl. against B gt Have, S0o0l: Orouss rgs'! Oak Tran h”‘:};'r;:‘la s_lroocggsou & — 10215 | o d‘“aSh"‘n;!lh..d"L i:""“}‘f'" - corthern Pacifi DRIED FRUITS. total of 1,455, pou for the previ 'k e - s P e : 3 |23 28 . and every lay ereafter g Ontario & Western - | Trading in dried fruits was of a hand-to- “nd o total of B.152.000 pounds for the cor. | Sage Hens, $150@2; Mountaln Quall, 8303 | conera Costa.. 6% — Spring Valley. 3% 97 | Change at Seattle to this company's steamers 2 Oregon Railway & Nav mouth character and the market continued go | FeSponding week last vear. Sales since Janu- | Der dozen. AT Marin County. 513 — 7 | for Alaska and G. N. R'y; at Seattle or Tacoma : Oregon Rallway & Nav prefd. Tite Quiet at unchanged prices. with 3G5e the | 8Ty 1 amounted to 9,646,500 pounds, against . GAS AND ELECTRIC STOCKS to N. P. R'y; at Vancouver to C. P. R'y. “ Penneyivania basis for common evaporated apples, 44@sio | 003,100 pounds for the corresponding time Butter, Cheese and Eggs. Curt O L Cou~ ' [Pae L Covicoer 8 @5 | 3 p reis, Humbiodt Bay=d O, Ju_ Sopters- ing ... . S0 | last year. s T L 5 | ber 20, 25, 30, Oct. 5, and ev y there- Reuding st e A R e e S i T e S e R ey s Lk L L san st c . n s . Apricots, Royal, ; Moorpark, éc. : | = ; | cos, a (8 1 , Gaviota, Rio Grande Western | Blichen, pested gt unpesisn, $ORC. s 5 changed for a long time. Eggs are steady, and | glg é'_;*lé‘l N Stkn G&ECo— 14 | Sauta Barbara, V a, Hueneme, San Pedro - St Louls & San Fran bt M ey NEW YORK, Sept. 10.—Tin continues its| ;. gemand seems to be picking up again. | 19 SURANCE. STOCHE: | East San Pedro ( s) and Newport—9 St Louls & San Fran * 3 | downward course, owing to the irregularity | Stocks are not large. Firem’'s Fund.228 — -S. a. m.. September 20, , Oet. and every . B Kowis B man e Moest e and weakness abroad. To-day's market wound | ~ BUITER™ "5 i = BANK STOCKS. e e Tt et at Port Har s £ uls ves! - 11 2 o 2 5 below last night's close, with | Creamery—Fancy Creamery, c; Sec- - . 'or San Diego, stopp! onl: St Louls Southwestern pref Chicago*Grain Market. s Tasis.of PR malt vary Seal ih | andie SitoiG. Anglo-Cal_Ltd &3 [Lon P & A...132% — |ford (San Luis Obispo). Santa Barbara, Port < - tone, the rest of the list developing little if | Dairy—Fancy, 23%@2c; good to choice, 22@ 409 | MercRants’ Ex 15 — | Los Angeles and Redondo (Los Angeles)—11 a St Paul prefd . any new features. 23c; common, 17%@2lc. 105 — |Nev Nat Bk... — — |m.. September 22, 25, 30, Oct. 4 and every fourth 5 Peat & O, ks * | I GTRON—Warrants closed very dull at$o 37% SEmen: KO io) e I oL o [ TR sl Wi, S Tove S ot Southern P GO, Sept. 19.—Wheat was st “ickled roll—1: c. SAVINGS BANKS, 'or Ensenada, Magdalena Bay, San Jose del e 1| Soara day o wart with there wes ‘the | OLAKE COPPER~Quist at unehanged prices, | Firkine1igite: i 0130 Sav & L So [ cabo, Mazatian: Altata, La Pad, Santa Rowal'a x Southern Railway pref e 3 o e s M g i B ol Ty CHEESE—New, 9@10c; old, $@Sic; Young — — Sec Say Bk. = |and Guaymas (Mexico)—10 a. m., 7th of each Texas & Pacinc 165 | Liverpool adva kot SFn the | Y LEAD_Ruled dull and closed at $4 371, whilo | America, 10G10%4¢; Eastern, 1§%@lic; Western, | Myt Sav Bk... 45% — Union T Co. — | month. . = 1 B e B & e he e of 10c per | peiter exhibited some steadiness at 34 1094 15, | 10@12c per Ib. E iz | B ¥ Sav U o1 — | For _further ' information obtaln company's . able if the do Union Pacific pref i | barrel in flour. a ence of_this | tREICE Colling rates, The brokers' price for | EGGS—Quoted at 1714@22c for store and 27 STREET RAILROAD STOCKS, folders. any further, saving Wabash . news October opened %c higher at T8@T8C, | 1oaq “was $4, and for copper $16 T5@17. @32%c per dozen for ranch; Eastern, 18@22%c. s N The company reserves the right to change w instances are Wabash pretd ... s b Koy B TR o R S e L evie b e QS G& Heooo — 45 | steamers. salling dates and hours of salling : Laice I . e weather clear e spring wheat coun- . - . Seary- tdio . = eut previous notice. 5 ok et Wher _-,; & L e dd brefd 5 |Gy - eaction to ke mx;gw:é‘.w Atter iz | New York Cotton Market. Deciduous and Citrus Fruits. e % | without peevions notice " eonteomers ity Wisconsin : ip the tone was strong. Northwest markets E: street (Palace Hotel : par AUy St Ty B | - T e it A8 | were strong and there Was oeral DUSINE Nere | NEW YORK, Sept. 18.—The local cotton trade | _There s very little new to report in this mar. | Californta. ... — 162 Vigorit 3 | GOODALL, PERKINS & €O, Gen. Agents.. £ sonsows wett knows, | - T 324 | emall at Northwest points and the buying was | again manifested little symathy in the efforts | ket. ~Everything fs in good & supply ecxcept | Giant Con Co = 0 Market st., San Franesco. e, For instance, | - | Said to be largely for country people. ‘There | of the forelgn bulls to create a fresh specu- | Blackberrics, which seem to be disappearing. gy o BHCAR SuTOc during ng Au | were numerous reports of serious damages from | lative enthusiasm on the long side and in re- | pRN® COL PT AT Wnd Peaches’ continue | Haw G & § Co 81 89 AmesacEn n THF 0. R & N, PN - West e | Tains Offerings in the pit were light and the | eponse to firm cables our market easily moved | plentiful and easy. German Prunes bring the | Honokaa S Co. 31 — Onomea S Co.. 58 37 e S’ gain o ng to 6.4 pe T auy | Qutside demand, coupled with the efforts of | yj 1 to 1) points on the call. The advance was | top quotation without difficulty. Hutch S P Co. %% %% Paauhau S Co. 31 DISPATCH FAST STEAMERS TO v E of 18.06: the So; American Cotton Ofl ... ... - 3% | shorts to get out of harm's way, resulted in a | followed by a sharp turn and a subsequent ‘ornichon Grapes brought 75¢ per crate. sl g b ., - TT, A & t e axe ¢ ¥4 | £harp advance. October =old up to 79c, receded | rapid decline which carried prices off 15 to 28 | p[ECIDUOUS FRUITS— EN = o PO IT. AN D 3 s very p Amerioan Maltto i ‘3™ @ little and then bulged further to 7d%c and | poirts from the opening bids. Shortly after | ADPplRS—ssgsee per box for common ana | Al Pack Assn. — Pac A F A.... 1% — From Spear-street Wharf at 11 A. M. : . wave of depress, m 5 b SZ | Closed 1@ % over yesterday at Tosc. midday the market cnanged completely and | gidudi for good to cholon Cal Fruit Assn 7 — Pac C Bor Co.130 131% ' . Am Smelting & Refining. - 3% | Corn was dull, but in s th h X k Mer Ex Assn.. 97 100 Par Pi S $12 First Class n.iuding Berth b 3 Am Smelting & Refining prefd 89ty Al . but in sympathy with wheat. | prices worked steadily upward. Speculation be- | “pEARS Bartlett, 60c@$1 25 per box; other va- | MET EX W QO I o \ $8 Second Class and Meal ¢ the Lol 2 oot = - 8}z | October closed unchanged at 3i%c. came less active as the session progressed and | yicijce, 25G6lc. per box. i Oceanic § Co.. 3% 94 | - $8 Seco. ass a eals years ago. It is | e 1 17 Oats were dull and featureless, closing un- | gradually narrowed to professional operations. | © QUINCES—25@30c per box. Morning Sesston, STATE OF CALIFORNTA safls....Sept. 2. b icultural sections of | A 113 | chansed at 21%@G2i¥c. The market was finally very steady with prices | CRANBERRIES—Coos Bi 32 50 per box. Board— s COLUMBIA safls. .. ....... -.Seot. 25, Oct. 5 i R g e Amcrican Steel Hoon pref ¥y | mrovisions wers Revegular, the tane-at the 3 to 5 paints net lower. STRAWBERRIES—$2 50@5 per chest for large | 25 Equitable Gas . Short line to Waila Walla, Spokane, Butte, ¥ ® ded, have held thel: American Steel & Wire * $3% | end belng rather heavy and, with the exception A ) 75 Honokaa Sugas Helena and all points in the Northwest be the industrial or, T can Steel & Wire prefd... ... 73 - | Of 1ard, lower in price. The opening was higher Portland’s Business. BLACKBERRIES—None in. 10 Market Street Railway Through tickets to all noints East. r . which have suf- | A . 2 T 26y | on an advance at Liverpool and a steady to 0 RASPEERRIES- $4 50@5 per chest. $7000 Sacramento Elec Gas & Ry s 1 E. C. WARD, General Agent 2 « excessive produc- R e et Gpih. " %0* | strong hog market, but the support of shorts v HUCKLEBERRIES-5aSe per Ib. $4000 Southern Pacific of Arizona Bonds. 111 374 U3 Wit ot x Z s and securities. S e © 87y, | Jyas lacking and as longs alsposed of some of | PORTLAND, Or., Sept. 19.—Clearings, $325,- | 'FIGS—2@6oc for double layer boxes. b Street— . GOODALL, PERKINS & CO.. s t s have been put upou :‘Ee;‘;_:fi e ool ‘127 ¢ | their holdings the price eased off. October | 579; balances, 8,453 POMEGRANATES—50@T5c per small box. 106 Honokaa Sugar Co. 00 Superintendents. stock n ay nothing of the rafi- Smpriony T i | pork, closed 1Tic under yesterday, lard Be PLUMS—2@ic per box and 5)gT5e per crate Afternoon Session. TR ey 1 - . . igher and ri c lower. o ; 7m0 Brovdyn Rapla Pransic 3 oy e e R TR Northern Wheat Market. AL L SRR S T O e e =0 | TOYOD K]SEN KAISHA 500 Continental Tobacco C 283 = omecrcs Tokay, 40@60c; Isabella, 50@i5c;: Wine 3 B : 15 Contenual Tobaceo” 1110 (2% | Taricess T Open. High Low. Ciom. WASHINGTON. e Rl it TR ner tan e T o s ! . o I8 uBE: stionably Federal Steel . + 82 | September 79% 7% ey | TACOMA, Sent. 18.—Wheat steady and un- | for Zinfandel. 4 2 8 F Gas & Electric Co, b 10. 54 00 ] ndition of general Federal Ereol pmcd -5 | Octover . T4 7% 7i | changed, biue stem, 6lc; club, Blc: both for | MELONS_Nutmegs, %@éSc per case: Canta| 1§ F Gas & Electric C: 54 00 TEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHARF. COR- . S A Glucose Sugar .. e e SO o e 00k P aoE OREGON. 18, with extra large at $20@25 per 100, $2000 Baathers Pacibe of Avi 153 7% | for YOROHAMA and HONGRONG. calling at 7, - e v gy - §5% | September 4% 9% 404 | PORTLAND, Sept. 19.—The local wheat mar- | ; GUTRUS, FRUITESICOine OTunecs, A1 30 | "33 Spring Valley Water .. 96 50 - | Kobe (Hiogo), Nagasaki and Shanghal Weather Report. | International Paper . - 17% | Ociober % g s g f Lehions, $12@2 for common and §2 508 for R X! connecting at Hongkong with steamers for In International Paper prefd. . 88 | November %% % 36 ket 1s showing more strength than has been ap- | good to choice; Mexican Limes, §550; Ba- 00N P C R R s 7 &%, ote. No carso received ou board om day Laclede Gas .. B e " | parent for several days. Walla Walla was | nanas, §150@2 50 per bunch; Pineapples, $1 3@ | S000a b s e 1 0 | of saning: actfic Time.) . ational Biscult . e Pl % m 1% | Guoted to-day at STsc; Valley s not offering in | 3 30 per dozen. B v i T 0 | 85" NIPPON MARD CO, Sept. 195 p. m. |. ational Biscult prefd s 1 B A% % 2% | Suffcient quantities to meet the demands of 5 I gor T 337 | SS. 3 AT asonal ranfalls to | National Lead ... 1% | November nf 5" G| Osmuiesan nom e ot this gvads shimees | Dried Fruits, Nuts and Raisins. PRODUCERS’ OIL BXCHANGE. 8. AMERICA MARU..Wednesday, Oct. 17, 1900 those of same date ational Lead prefd. Mess Pork, ing &ra D) i 8S. HONGKONG MARU....Tues., Nov. 13, 1900 all in the past twenty- e i U% | octover . 0071 S 200y anig ORI T Tuctatione) Are gt Ny 4t SR1ES Wikt Morning Session, Via Honolulu. . £ e York Alr Brake ahy - {SanEdLy, s L fEa AL AL Cleared: “Shin Jusiter for Queenstown with | There is nothing new to report in anything, Josra R i eays etive, s " - s ., unds— 3 < Cari : ® wht an ssage apply at co ot o B2t t plie Last plorth A(‘mer‘lcl-n - uz Pk g U7 715 705 707 | 9502 Dushels wheat. :::_ l::trk:;lh:'i'rewt?:‘l:t though goods are mov- | 108 Caribow ; -] b B T S F oo ouns’ 5 AT e Pacific Conat it prefd 5 | November ST1% T1% 700 702 ; FRUITS—Prunes, Santa_Claras, 4 sizes, e; | 200 TWenty-els! -160 e YRR Hewwat Aewol : ] @ Pacific Coast 24 prefd sy | dsnamey D% ST ey 6n Foreign Markets. e T e e g Street - bt i . oz 300 Pacifc Matl .o | e BOse Bhor 90 1000 Biger T30 Sona” oy 742 | 25 Home Ol . “n = Trace | 10,120 People's Gas soig | Eoptoinber 1% 18 18y 18.,| rowDON. sept 15 _Consols, 98%@98 7-16a; | rubles, S premium: Sonomas, me and . San | S0 Lwenty-eleht o 10 AMERICAN LINE. --.. | 320 Pressed Steel Car. 3% | January L607% 610 605 607 | Silver, 28%d; French Rentes, 100f 10c@100f 5c; Joaquirs %c less than Santa Claras, except 100s | s > = NEW YORE. SOUTTANPTON LONDDN. PARTR PR = : -07 Pressed Steel Car prefd el deid B & Wheat cargoes on firm, but not active; | 204 oVer, Which stand the same. Apricots, 5@sc Afternoon Session. Stopping at Cherbourz, westbound. P Trace s Pullman Palace Car.. 185 Cash auotations were as follows. bassage, J i | for Royals and _10@11%c for Moorparks; Evap- Board— From New York Every Wednesday, 10 a. m. e Trage 0 Standard Rope & Twine. 4% | * Plour—Pirm: No. 3 spring whi 280: No. 1 standard California, 32s; Walla Walla, 30s | orated Apples, 5@6c; sun-dried, 3@dc; Peache 200 Home Oil . . S waes L B o Trace 07 3 15% 'y 3 pring wheat. 78c; No. 2|34; English country markets, firm. 2 o 4 S@se m o St. Paul ...-Oct. 17 .07 Sugar | red, 78%@80c: No. 2 corn, 40%@40%c; No. 2 - 5@5%e for standard, 6@6%c for choice and 1@ 100 America 1 Oct. 2ata: Maximum temperature, Sugar prefd . 4 [ Tow, iotaamaotse: No. 3 oats 3% erber o3| LAYBRFOOL. Sept. 19._WHEAT—irm; No. 1| for fancy; Fears. 3aic: Plums, pitted, Saée: | €0 American Fuel . St. Louts s = < Tennessee Coal & Tron. 3% | white, 254@2'%e; No. 3 white, 24@%c; No, 2| Sandard California, 6s 5%AG6s 6d; wheat In | unpitted, I@1%c; Nectarines, 5@3%e for red and | 100 California-Standard . New York ~-et. United States Leather RED STAR LINE. New York snd Antwern. 10 > % Paris, qulet; French country markets, qulet; | 5%@6c for whits 0il Co. , | rye, 5d%c; good feeding barley, 39%4c; fair to P2} %a@se for 3 500 Four 86% malting, 49@53c; No. O | weather in England, part cloudy. RAISINS-—Bleached Thompson's fancy, r | 150 Independence | ! e Himbiy | COTTON—Uplands. § 20-324. Ib, 10c; cholte, 9c; standard, Sc:.prime, 6e: - | 40 Kern River - AND ‘GENERAL Tnited States Leather prefd. Do Dinias Hubber s e St rath AST. ver the Pacific slope, I3 30 3 E s 19 S = o a y 4 CLOSING. bleached The 3 ib, “6c. Sultan: 50 Kern River From New York Every Wednesday. 12 noon. T s highest OfF the Borns Western Union ... TN | S ara, Cper 100 pounde. $1 (TG 10, thovt | WHEAT—Spot, firm; No. 2 red Western win- | Fancy, per Ib, Sigc: chotes, Tikc; standard, 8kc; | 200 McKittrick Consolidated 19 52| Noordland .....Sept. 28 Westernland ...Oct. 17 X e gl o L Republic Iron & Steel Co 117 | Fibe' sides (loose), $7 5507 T5; dry salted shoni. | ter, 68 2%d; No. 1 Northern spring, 6s 5%4d; No, | prime, Sc; unbleached Sultanas, 5c; Seedless. | 30 McKittrick Consolidated . + 15| Friesland L. 5 SRt . 8 . % Begipli Lop A fieel Copretd - 5} | dorm oomed), €@etke: ahort cloar aides ozt | 1 Calltormia, g pioges ¢4, Butizpe Stdady; |01 boses, fo; dorown looss Muscafaln, Buc: | 30 Romal .oop-io 1 | O ERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COx o orer the western e o Wb g by S S RN—Spot Américan mixed new. quiet, 43 | crown. §150 per box: 3-crown, $160: Fancy | 100 Twenty.eight -...... - 2 T30 Montwomery Street. Civrhenn i the | 239,500 Shares sold. = 4%0. Futures—Steady; October, 4s 314d; No. | Clusters, $2; Dehesa, $2 50; Imperial, §3. All Street o . CLOSING BONDS, n'm}df:;el- Wu Shlnmle’nnr.a,' vember, 4s 2Xd; December, 4s 2%d. g‘;‘uc;: “"i“fl b. at common shipping points in sools’:nrJOfl fiflfl 50| 70MPAGNIE GENFRALY TRANSATLANTIQUE, ¢ . . sinia X : oaquin S _from Cape Mendocino U § 26 refdg, when .| Do 4s. Wheat, bushels . 301,000 211,000 NUTS—Walnuts. No. 1 softshell, ide; No. 2, ,& s.,"mn‘qo & D Co. 15| DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS. G o penmats Ual- | S MR 817,000 6000 | ¥ % | sc; No. 1 hardsheil, $1c: No. 2, Tie: Almonds, | 5o Kern River 3 B | _Saning every Thursday. instend of 1 enerally clear. i 3 N @ 1 B = z . “trom November 2. 1599 o S e B R T e LOCAL MARKETS T e Yo R Sl A % - POND: 4, 85,000 10, . berts, 3 2l 11@13c; Cocoanuts, MINING §' . Morton street. LA CHAMPAGNE. S - %:3 Nafho «1;“' . On the Produce Exch: to-day the Butt: v Gon, 18 i LA TOURAINE, Oct :‘\'[‘ i i3 N & 2 e uce Exchangs to-day the Bu A R SR L N A S R _ : e NE. Oct. 1 » ~4 115 |Or ~Nav lsts. market was dull. Creamery. 15@2ic; Dalry. 13 ot TIEne. muber s Weter Whe crtracied | ciimy SoUowinE, were the sales inthe San Fran- | 11 ror s an apwaid. Socond class to Havre, 2118 | Do 4s... ; 13@18c. Cheese, firm, 10%@ll¥c. Eggs, firm; E. . %@sc; light amber extracted, 1@Tic; dark, 6 | C'°c0 Stock and Exchange Poard yesterday: $42 50 and upward NERAL AC Y FOR & 113% Or Short Line €. fresh, 16c. xchange and Bullion. T 3 ; -+ Morning Session. U250 and DR and CANADA; 32 Broadway ~Fair Thursday; light . “113%| Do con 5s.. e BEESWAX—24@2c per 1b. 400 Belcher . 2 300 Sierra Nevada. 29| udson butlding), New York. J. F. FUGAZI Dis of Col 3.655....122 | Reading Gen 4 5 | Sterling Fxchange, 60 days. & 34841 100 Chollar 19 500 Silver Hill...... 37| & €O., Pacific Coast Agents, 5 Montgomery udy, probably showers in | Atchison gen 4s. ey il rsharm chat e P % Hale & 21 80 Yellow Jacket... 2% | avenue, s i Steriing Cables .. 3 % ons. r ————— e Thursda: A ELas e G Foreign Futures. New Nond Exenunge, bt H noon Session. ANIC S.S. CO.—HONOLULU, APIA and vicinity—Partly cloud: 120" St P C & P lsts. T Gl Mxshatgs, Slbgmon. - 7% | CURED MEATS—Bacon, 1ic per Ib for| 100 Alpha . 05 100 Con Cal & Va..115 o:,; 'CKIAND AND SYDNEY. e ng. becoming clear during the 39 | Do 5s. S e e T % 2% | heavy, 11%c for light medium, 13c for light, 13sc | 500 Belcher . - 21 100 Oceldental ..... 07| <" o yoANA (via Honolul) to New Zea- . e Locel Barernst O o RN g | Sowti S LIVERPOOL. _ e D0k TR @ 51 | for extra light and 15ic for sugar-cured; E 400 Chollar 20 400 Yellow Jacket.. 25 {5 53,4 na Australia, Wed.. Oct. 3. 3 p. m. orecast Offic: ic Term thern Ry 5s. — ep! Dec. B cugar. e : BROS. 643 Market & = ;‘)nl:r?ifl% Rowi g %und: Te -’% @ opering s ¥ Wheat and Other Grains. ool u':{‘.'c“u':fu.nm; Famity, $11; extra Prime Lle Dlayiug S, e spiey oy Paeitic L4 D, S o Freianl Offce, 327 Market 3t Qe . ex & Pac lsts. B —_— Pork, 50; extra clear, $19; Mess, §16 50, ;S | et i ! PRI Gt maidot | DEPAT Livespadl feks Bisiir ‘ha” pivia | SCURML EG MBS Be I e e e « RIVER STEAMER EASTERN MARKETS. FWwabDc iz 204 22050 |lower. New York advanced 1l4c. und. and Sic for pire; halfbarrels, pare | 300 Heat & Beicher 21| 300 Sierra Nevada. 3 | BAY AND E e 22 .. { | | General Elec 1sts. | Closing 20 45 22 00 Chicago was strong on continued rains and | B 10°0b tine, 1o0: Sib tine. 10te. 200 Caledonia . 43 200 Silver Hill T i s | Lo {,"‘rjl 1sts. v % Flour— bad weather in the Northwest and a good ex- | COTTOLENE—One-halt barrel, §%c; three | 200 Con Cal & Va..113 300 Utah ....... 5 FOR U S NAVY YARD AND 'm L & N Uni és...... 99% Wis Cent 1sts. Opening 26 10 215 port demand. At the close, however, the de- | half-barrels, Sc; one tierce, 8%c; two tlerces, [ 60 Crown Point... 13 300 Yellow Jacke! New V. MK & T 2s ... 65l Va Centuries. Closing 262 282% | mand appeared satisfled for the time being. $ic: five tierces, S%e per Ib. 500 Gould & Curry 34 = Steamer “Monticeilo." New York Stock Market. b D PPN % T x LThe laal Biarkat geee e ith Adun e 5 o Afternoon Sesston. MON., Tues. Wed., Thurs and Sat. at 945 tario + Chicago Livestock Market. Rreatoh 4 Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops. | 50 Best & Beicher 21| S0 Ophir p e . SRS g (2 Thaw: aigia); Feb NEW YORK, Sept. 18 _Quite severe fnroads | Qoo togt o Va1, 1 10l ohouth ° Pl R oSt v i B : 4 " | 0 Caledonia” "0 6] w0 Slerra ‘Nevada: 3 | daya'1 p. m. and $30; Sundays. 103 - m "3 . | e 1150 —_— 9 A g and office, Mission-street Dock, were made in prices before trading stopped on | Deadwood ......... 45|Quicksilver 15| CHICAGO, Sept. 18.—CATTLE—Receipts, 17, CALL BOARD SALES. HIDES AND SKIN: 200 Con Cal & Va..115 500 Silver Hill &lp m - the exchange to-day and a level was establish- | Gould & Curry..... 30, 7001 0, tncinatig S0 Westem und 10 Tsany | ; Tatbcmat fessiin -4b eloth Daoah Bt MBS L At e e $ng drands sefl | $0 Crown “Point... 13| 5 Sitver Hilt B g‘;‘;fl % Felephone Maln 208 o