The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 8, 1901, Page 10

THE SAN FRANOISCO (JALL FRIDAY, NOVEMBEB 8, 1 1901.° Shipment of $262,125 to China. Silver and Exchange as previously quoted. | Wheat firm, with higher- futures. SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. Barley weak and ] dull. Oats, Corn and Rye about as before. Hay weak under larger receipts. Bran, Middlings and Mixed Fecd lower. Pink Beans declining under larger offerings. Butter in oversupply and weak. Cheese. plentiful. Fine Eggs firm at the advonce. Cranberries quoted still higher. Melons out of market. Vothing mew in Raisins or Dried Fruits. Provisions quiet and weak. Other grades quict. Hogs in large supply and weak. Other Meats unchanged. i Two cars of Eastern Poultry arrived. Game unchanged. ' 'Potatoes and Onions about as before. Vegetables cleaning up and slowly rising. Local stocks and bonds show little change. English Salmor. Market. The London Grocers' saciation. ~ These, in making the full equiv. The as of the T for considerably realized at the moment. is more inquir Tor best 1-Tb de: prices have Prices are well mal packages are firmer. " Gazette of October 19 | Parls ha: “‘Salmon—There is still a falrly good ness passing on the spot and prices are malintained. For the 1901 pack of Fraser er there has been some little inguiry, but e are few seilers outside the Packers’ As- however, ont to spot clation practically controls nine-tenths raser River pack, and.is holding out higher prices than can be d mo_difficulty lues. There n_Liverpool: Trom the country, particulanly a 35T flats. nd seems to be much better, and the low tajnly caused a larger dsmand. taiped; and one or The consumptive two W eather Report. (6} s The toll 3 F Meridian—Pacific Time.) NCISCO, Nov. 1g are the seasonal rainfalls to 7—5 p. m. dete, as compared with those of same date last seazon and rainfall hours: Stations— Fureka . Red Biuf crimento g £an Francisco . 0.00 Tresno . 0.00 Independence 0.00 San Luis Obispo. 0.0 Los Angeles San Dlegu e peratures were reperted irom Eastern statio Boston Cincinnati . Fashington . Jack ang in last twenty-four This _Last Season. Scas s o d_minimum tem- REETILIXCY 0wy Pocatello, Tdaho 1In: qmmen c. Log A ¢ Cloudy Pt Cldy FORECAST. DI Dbia_on sure has risen rapidly ccast and the depression over British R CONDITIONS AND GENERAL | zlong the Thursday has appareatly moved | Lion. in has fallen in Oregon and Washington, but ng rain has fallen in California. perature has T i forni: & slight fall. over Nevada and ere there has been Forecast mace at San Franeleco for thirty idnight November §: (Salifornia—Cloudy ~ Friday; light winds. Southern Californta—Cloudy Friday; ilght nertierly win Nevada—Cioudy Triday, cooler; light north- sco_and vikinity—Cloudy Friday; £ light southerly changing to. northerly. winde. ALEXANDER G. McADIE, Forecast Official. T % ERSTERN MARKETS. New NEW T rose well al and a quart; = vesterday shares. Th York Stock Market. e stock market diversified than csterday and the aggregate dealings te nearly a mfllion re was enormous real- 4zing in the stocks which Jed the advance yes- tercay, especially which ruled below practicaily all day. 8! fal Paul and 1% for U n Union Paciflc and St. Paui, esterday’s closing g at one time 1% for jon Pacific. level. The heav! ness of Northern Pacific preferred, which fell 13 on comparatively light transactions, taken | the reaction in the two | T it would be supposed might indicate doubt as to the Northern Pacific | s No auth in connection . with stocks previously named. settlement, the more so ized state- ment of the terms of the settiement or even of its actual cousummation can be had from any source. The conviclion, however, remain- ed strong in speculative circles that the agree- ment fs in fact made, aithough nothing on the subject Sut acquiescent smiles or vague in- timations can be had from insiders. The cor- “roboration offered by Lhe tape is considered cgn- clusive and also that Union Pacific and St. Paul are to benefit substantially by the agree. | ment, just how in the case of the latter stock | The selling of is mot even intimated. those stocks, therefore, was accepted s due to mere realizing of speculative profits, while the mar- | ket continued to advance with vigor at other points.” The forcing 1o o pressure was an advance, conspicuously transcontinental stocks energy. connection with the | sion caused by yesterd: coal- territory were #how gains of 1 to 2 points. t realizing, and ‘wipel- out. Advances er of the bear Inter- est in some of the =pecialties recently under ' important 50 Copper, Sugar and Peaple's Gas, the influence in Amalgamated Among _the Atchisons The 'he payments of the sub-treasury n redem; tion of honcs and for the deposit of Auntnlhn Coast points are rlmo loun and Kiondike gold at Pacific #0 far offsettl the drain ,on nther aceounts #d sieyatce Tne AleWisen ds . that the monsy is kept ia a 3 | Manbattan L in the | alone continued the advance with any great show of The common rose” at one time 1%, Gains of 3% in New York Central was a feature of the market and lifted with it a number of the junfor Vanderbilts. Lately current rumors of & pending concentration of the system and increased distribution of profits wvere revived in movement. ment of October earnings for New York Cen- tral showing an increase of 17 per cent over those of last October was also an Influence. A number of statements of Fross carnings for the - \ fourth week in October emphasized the impre; ay's statements. coal-carrying roads both in hard and in soft in_notable demand and The United States Steel stocks developed strengih at a gain of & polnt for the common and 1% for the preferred | Bru on glowing accounts of the activity rade. There were many rumors flying of determination on the - part of Insiders to ad- vance these stocks, but the rise met with very | the guins were largely were curtailed _at ail ;ou\u and entirely wiped out in a tm sase state- The in the ! very substantial recuperation for the week disclosed by the Bank of France also served to relieve apprehension over money affalrs, as been the real center of attraction, working toward the depletion of gold supplies at other points. The small Increase of the bank's gold supply for the week has been sup- plemented by a decrease of over $43,000,000 in bills discounted and = contraction of ‘nearly $36. its outstanding circulation. The rket closed influence of alizing. The faflroad bond market was very active, but the reaction In Unfon Paclfic convertible bonds made an otherwise strong market irres- ular. Total sales, $2157,000. easy under the United States bonds were all unchanged on the last call. NEW YORK STOCK LIST. High Low Close 83 13 823 | Stocks— Atchison Atchison D | Baltimere & | Baltimore & Ohi | Canadian Pacific Canada Southern Chesapeake & Oh Chicago & Alton. Chicago & Alton Chicago Ind & Louls Sales Chicago & G W A pfd Chicago & G W B pta Chicago & Northwestr: Chicago Rock Ild & P | Cnicago Term & Trans. Chicago Term & Tr pid. C C C & St Louls. | Colorado Southern | Delaware Lack & West. Denver & Rio Grande.. Denver & R Grande pfd Tie 2 prd. { Great Northern pf 4 i | Hocking Valley 600 3% 5 A Hocking Valley pfd. 00 7% TR T | Dlinots Central . 6300 141% 140% 1408 i Iowa Central 200 41z 41 1 j Towa Central pf 0 780 8 Ty | Lake Erie & Western... 2600 741 72% 74 1 Lake Erie Westrn pfd 100 Louisville & Nashville, Metropolitan Street Ry. 1\‘0!'(""’\ Central 1 M, n National 5% iy Minneapolis & St Louis 300 108% Missouri Pacific 32.600 Missiuri Kansas & Tex. 1.600 i Kns & Tex pfd 49 Central...... ew 1k«rk Central Reading ist o Reading 2 s western St Louis Southwstrn pfd Fano St Paul . gy t Paul pfd outhern Pacific cuthern Railwa: Southern Raflwa: Texas & Pacific 6,200 Toledo St Louls & West 100 Toledo St I & West pfd 200 on Pacific .. -207.100 IWabas! 3,200 Wabash pfd . 6,300 Wheeling & Lake. Bris 100 | Wheeling & L'F 2d pfd 200 | Wisconsin Central . . 100 Wisconsin Central pfd.. 1,900 press Companies— Adams : Amalgamated Copper. A Car & Foundry Am Car & Foundr: Linsced Oil. Linseed Ol pf Smelt & Ref.. Smelt & Tef pfd.. Anaconda Mininz Co... Brooklyn Rapid Transit amfl i { Colo Fuel & Tron. 960 { Consolidated_Gas 4:300 i Continental Tobacco pfd 200 General Flectric 300 | Glucore Sugar 500 Hockinz Conl International Paper - { International Paper pfd International Power National Biscuit . Natlonal Lead Naijonal ‘Salt National Sait pfd. i North American .. Pacific Coast . Pacific Mail Peoplc’s Gas . Exogeld Btocl Car | Pullman Palace Car. Republic Steel . | Republic Steel pfd. 1,400 Sugar . 12,700 Tenn Coal & Iron. 0,300 Tinlon Bag & Paper Co - 500 Unlon B & Pap Co pfd. 17 8 Leather. i S ;imther pa. Steel Western Tnion Shares sold 5= coup. Atchison gen 4. Atchison adj 4s. Balt & Oblo 4s. | | Canada So 24 ! Cent of Ga 5s. 105' Cent of Ga 1st inc. 69 Ches & Ohlo 4%s...107 Chgo 14s. 85 Erle prior llen 4s. Erle General 4s. FW&DC Foing Val fise. 10655, NEW YORK MINING STOCKS. Adams Con Alice Breeco vick Zomstock Tunnei Con Cal & Va. Deadwood T Horn Silver . Iron Silver Leadville Con BOS’ 2 ERSERS Gas lsts I(ex Cent ds & [Biasna Amhlllw o 5 lg:.lumet‘ & Hecla..ca0 do pratd 23, ntennial 995\ Copper Range - Boston & Albany. 257 [Dors Goal Boston & Maine. Roston Elevated NYNHG&H ohawk -..... 43 0l Dominion. Osceola . {Parrot iQuincy . 15 iSanta Fe i ‘Tamarack i iTrinity e Lnl(ed States . 36% (Utah .. 43 Victoria 87 |Winona ..\ L 42% Wolverine .. London Market. NEW YORK, Nov, Dom Iron & Steel.. Gen Electric .. Mass Electric . NE United Fruit . U § Steel . Q L3 fo} ) I3 5 .—The Commercial Ad- vertiser’s financial cablegram from London says: The stock market to-day was merely steady, save the American department, which was strongly bulled by insiders, though the public was ' still apathetic. Yesterday's in. terest in Unilon Pacific sp throughout the list to-day, the favorites being Atchison, Ches- apeake and Ohio, Ontario and Western, United Sta Steel and Southern Rallway. ,There ‘were heavy operations in the last named stock, which closed at 37%, or less than a point under the best price of the year. Southern Pacific and Erie hung fire till New York purchases in the afternoon csused a general close after some profit-taking. Rio Tintos are talked of a 50, owing to the continued American pur- 'S a big bear account in Paris. LONDON, Nov.- 7.—Atchi: $7; Atchison preferred, 100%; Anaconda, 7; Canadian Pa- cific, 115%; Denver and Rio Grande, 47%; Den- ver ‘and Rio Grande preferred, 9% Northern Pacific_preferred, 108%: Southern Pacific, 62%; Tnion Pacific, 101; Unfon Pacific preferred; 92 Bar_silver, steady, 26%d per ounce. Money, 14@2% per cent. Bulllon amounting to £113,- 000 was withdrawn from the Bank of Eagland to-day for shipment to South America. New York Money Market. NEW YORK, Nov. 7.—Close—Money on call, steady, at 3@3% per cent; last loan, 3% per cent: prime mercantile paper, 44@5 ber cent. Sterling ' exchange firm, with actual business in bankers' bills at $4 STH@4 88 for demand n, and at $4 83% for sixty days; posted rates, u Sflfi and $4 §7%@4 58; commercial bills, $4 83 . Bar silver, 57%c;. Mexican dollars, %e. Government bonds, steady; State bongs, inactiye; railroad bonds, irregul ar. Condition of the Treasury. atement ws: * Avallable $110,457,169. WASHINGTON, Nov. ov. 7.—To-day of ‘the Treasury balances sho cash balance, $175,020,097; . gold, #* % New York Grain and Produce. % NEW YORK, Nov., 7.—FLOUR—Receipts, 35,+ 232 barrels: exports, 1700 barrels; strong. ‘WHEAT—Recelpts, 133,250 bushels; exports, 41,748 bushels; spot, firm; No. 2 red, §3%c f. 0. b. afloat; No. 2 red, S0%c elevator; No. 1 North- ern Duluth, Si¥c f. o. b, afloat. Options de- veloped further strength to-day on light offer- ings, recovery in English cables and broader speculative trade. Closed strong at 1@1%c net advance; May, $0%@S1%c, closed at S1%c; De- cember,) 78 9%, closed at 79%c. HOPS—Quiet, WOOL—Quiet. SUGAR—Raw, quiet; fair refining, 8%c; cen- trifugal, 9 test, 3%c; molasses sugar, 3 fined, quiet, COFFEE-Spot, strong; No. 7 invoice, 1c; mild, firm; Cordova, 7%@llc. Futures had a record-breaking day, both as régards business transactions and i{luctuations in value. The opening was steady in tone, with prices 10@15 points higher, the advance being due to cover- ing by frightened shorts on rumors of continued drought in the Santos district and on very bull- ish European market advices.- Speculative de- mand from the room contingent and outside investment developed on a heavy scale follow- ing the call and prices advanced a further 5@10 points, with offerings scarce. At noon & private cable from Brazil made its appearance estimating the next Rio crop at 2,500,000 bags and the Santos crop at 4,500,000 bags, a total of 7,000,000 bags, whereas from ten to eleven million ' bags had been expected. This cable 5 Te- heavy, buying for all accounts, price ing rapidly until a net rise of G0@65 points | was recorded. A slight reaction on proflt- taking occurred near the close, but final prices were 55@60 points higher, with' the tone steady. advanc- 3 | Total sales reached 159,000 bags and Included December, - $6 30G6 8; March, $ 60@7 15; April, @1 30; June, $6 85@7 25; gust, $710; September, $7 15@7 63; October, $7 15, BUTTER—Receipts, 1055 _packages; firm; State auiry. U@2ic;’ creamery, L@Ike; June 17% @21 factory, 12%2@15 ccelpts, Hi24 packages: firin: State |'and Pennsylvania, 2314@25c: Western' candled, 20@28%e; Western uncandled, 19g23c. DRIED FRUITS. Trading In the market for evaporated apples ‘was moderately active to-day. State, common to good, G@Sc: prime, 8%c: cholce, Sc: fancy, 9%4@9%c. _California_dried fruits continue in. active. Prunes, 3%@7c. Apricots—Royal, %@ 13c; Moorpark, 3@i2c. Peaches—Pecled, 11@isc; { unpeeled, 6@9%c. New York Metal Ma¥ket. NEW YORK, Nov. 7.—Tip in London ad- vanced £1 without stimulating much demand and finally closed qulet but firm at £114 17s 6d for spot and £107 10s for futures. Locally tin was dull and unchanged at §24 60@24 %. Cop- per remains unchanged and quiet both at home and abroad, closing at $16 8@17 for lake and §16 37%4@16 62% for casting ‘and at £65 17s for spot and £64 17s 64 for futures at London, Lead was dull here at $437%, but was 1s 3d lower at London at £11 . . Spelter was dull at New York, closing at $4 273 and un- changed at London at £16 125 6d. Domestlc iron markets were dull. 'Pig iron warrants, $9 50@10 50; No. 1 morthern foundry, $15@16; No. ? foundry, southern, $14@15; No. 1 foundry, southern, $14 50@15 50; No. 1 foundry, southern soft, $14 30@16. Glasgow warrants closed at 475 and Middlesboro closed at 4is. January, $6 45@6 $6 9507 20; May, $6 7 July, $6 85@7 50; Au- % Chicago Grain Market. —— * CHICAGO, Nov. T.—Lower cables had an early depressing effect on wheat, but this was soon overcome when it was found that hardly any offerings were coming, and those -only from a few shorts. ~ December opened a shade lower to a shade higher at 71%@i2c, but felt the effects .of buying orders with the commis- sion houses and the strong tone in_the corn it and began its upward journey. All during the session trade was nervous and active and ! on a broader scale than that of either yester- day or the.day before. News favored buyers, with the excestion of the early cables. Cash prices were strong and December sold up. to 12:4;.- closing strong at %c_ higher than yes- terday. Last season’s corn crop faflure is beginning to show stronzly on the corn market. Traders i ho sold short yesterday hurried to cover to- dly[wmcember corn closed firm, %@%c higher, At ic.® Oats were strong and higher. The cash sit- uation was ~particularly ltroh: December closed strong. ‘1%c higher, 3¢ Brovisions. were, steady, ‘with - fairly good trading. Pork clmd 100 ‘up, lard unchanged and ribs D aaing Futuses ranged dastoliws: uotations were as follows: Flour, firm, . 3 gbring wheat, 69011 e No. per bbl, mcx? #hort i Cash 2 whue, 42%¢ cholce malting falr flmothy 70, mes; lard, som dry ated g mr'." ('Jg;:d;m“)' oul B r Tt clear sides (boxed), ¥ lows 25; sky. bnilo!hllh EE.“" ; $130. " Artic mwvu Bhlpnwntl. 18,000 inspired the wildest covering by shorts and | | Articles— Openi. High. Low. Close. Wheat No. 2— : November <SS December 7% K 1% May .. T UK T6% Corn No. 2— . 1% 62 37 38% 3 0% | 80 149 i 495 15 01'_;2 i 862 8 B42% 8 :16" 8475 84T B4TH 832% H 76% T | 17 18 I y: creams, 3 dairie m Theses, TAGI0Re: eater Toenns o, HGTI Foreign Futures. 23 28 85 28 35 Opening Clostng Eastern Livestock Market. CHICAGO. CHICAGO, Nov. 1.—CATTLE—Receipts, 9000, including 500 Texans and 1000 Westerns. Good to prime, 36@6 85; poor to medium, $3 75Q@5 90; Etockers and Yeeders, $2@4 25; cows, $1 25@ 4 50; heiters, 2 25 ners, 31 25@2 $2@4 50; %“ 5 Tex:l eteers, ‘Western lleel‘i H OGS Receipts. tecany, 29.000; 24,000; left over, 4300, Apout e lower, and butchers', $ 6096 0é; good to choloe heavy, 000, rouh nends % £253 £ Nen, 3 %0 ] ; bilk, 85 85. ' EP—Receipts, X&M Steady. Good to choice wethers, §3 40@4 40; fair to choice xed, 3 40; We eep, i na- five llmh:oe W um?f.' Yenen: Yakve, #0 ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Nov. 7.—CATTLE—Re- Natives, Steady to 10c lower. heifers, $1 B: veais, 909 to Sc low!r. bulls and stags, $265; e ‘205 t teady Light and light mixed, 8 ’ 31 2 0GH : medium and heavy, $5 7006 97%; pigs, $4 25G5 50; bulk, 35 0@5 87 "s’!smmr Reeelpu’.wm. Lambs, Northern Wheat_ Matket. OREGON POR’ -WHEAT—Walla ;;M:];' um:“'h:, vnlley. 57@57%c: bluestem, 57 The total shipments of wheat (flour included) from this port for the week ending to-day. were 112,869 bushels, WASHINGTON. Nov. 17.—WHEAT—Unchanged; : club, séc. Portland’s Business. e to-morrow, Mixed ST. JOSEPH, celgu 2500. Steady. & TACOMA, bluestem, PORTLAND, Nov. T:—Clearings, $604,554; bal- ances, $48,90L Foreign Markets. * LONDON; Nov. 7.—Consols, 91%; sflver, 26% French rentes, 100f 7ic. \Wheat cargoes on pa sage, qulet and steady; cargoes No. 1 Standard California, 29s; cargoes Walla Walla, 26s 9d; English country markets, firm. advanced d. | RPOOL, Nov. 7.—Wheat, quiet: No. 1 Standara. Catifornia, s T0AGs 110; Wheat. 1n Parls, steady; flour in Parls, steady; French country markets, ‘quiet and steady; weather in England, overcast. COTTO LOCAL MARKETS. P i Exchange and Bullion. The steamer Slerra left Sydney on the 6th for this port with £500,000 in English sovereigns. The Gaelic took out a treasure list of $262,125, comsisting of $42.750 in Mexican dollars, $18 in gold coin and §117,500 in siver bullion. All quotations remain unchanged. Sterling Exchange, 60 days. - 8% Sterling Exchange, sight. - 48% Sterling Cables .. N 488% New York Exchange, sight....... — 10 New Tork Exchange, telegraphic — 12% Silver, per ounce o 1743 Mexican Dollars, nominal. a0 4% Wheat and Other Grains. WHEAT—The forelgn markets were steady, and not materially changed. Chicago was firm at an advance, and the tendency was upward. owing to confidence in prices and the enormo: consumption,, the demand for Flour belng ex- cellent.plnd large quaniities of Wheat bein; fed to animals, owlng to (he high price Corn. Wall street bought freely. In this market futures advanced again, but epos prices were unchanged. ot Wheat—Shipping, ~96%c@$l; 1 9%4@1 05 per ctl. CALL BOARD SALES. * Informal Session—9:15 o' clock—May—4000 ctls, 1 04 ¥ ek Seseton—May—2000 ctls, 05 milling, 8] 6000, $1 00% $1 034, Afternoon - Session — December — 100, May—2000, ' §105%; 4000, uuw 16,000, (3%, BARLEY—Dealers continue to quote a quiet | and weak market, though prices show no fur- ther change. Feed, 72:4@15c for No, 1 and T0@71%c for oft grades; Brewing and Shipping grades, 77%@ s2izc; Chevaller, 95c@$105 per ctl. CALL BOARD SALES. Informal Session—9:15 o'clock—No saies. Second Sesslon—No sales. . Regular Morning Session—No sales. Afternoon Session—May—2000 ctls, 73%c. OATS—There is nothing new. Offerings are ample for all current needs and the market is let. q“Gel":! ‘1 10@1 22%; Whl!el,,‘éi \i@l 21‘3, Sur- @1 32 blacl an s i tor feed and §1 2091 % for SESRN-Chicago was firm on,light recelpts, 1 3¢ $1 05@1 m/. per ¢ and the market there is now on a shipping basis, either to the seaboard or the Missourt - River. The demand for cash Corn is pressing | on sources of supply everywhere. Buying is excellent. A car of California White, rather damp, sold at the quotation below. Otherwise there was nothing new in the local market. Large ycllow is_quoted at $120@125; smafl round yellow, $125@130; white, $140; Eul"n Corn, nominal. RYE—72%@76%c per ctl. BUCKWHEAT-Nominal. Filour and Millstuffs. FLOUR—California Family Extras, $325@ 3050, usual terms; Bakers' Extras, §3 15@3 25: Oregon, $250@2 75 per barrel for family and §2.75@3" for bakers'; Washinston bakers', §2.75 MILLSTUFFS—Prices |a sacks are as foi- usual discount 1o the_ trad Granam §3_per 100 lbs; Rye Elour, 42 75; Ry §2 50; Rice Flour. § Meal, S!za. extra, cream do, $4: Oat Gronu. sa, Hominy, $§ < @4 25; Buckwheat Flour. Cracked Wheat, $350; Farin Whole Whmt Tlours $3 25; 'Rolled négu (harrell). 36 85@8 35, In sacks, $6 50GS; Pearl Barley, 4: Split Peas, $5; Green Peas, 36 50 per 100 poundb. Hay and Feedstuffs. Hay continues in liberal receipt and the mar- ket is weak atthe decline already moted. Bran, Middlings and Mixed Feed are lower. Corn products show no further decline. BRAN- 517@18 per ton. MIDDLINGS—$18@20 ) pe: FEEDSTUFFS—Rolled mrley $16@17 per ton: Ollcake Meal at the mill, $27@28; jobbing, $28 50 @29; Cocoanut Cake, $20@21; Corn Meal, firfl Cracked Corn, $82G32 50; )(lxsd Feed, $17 | for ‘softshell nAY—When $9@11 50; fancy, $12; Wheat and Oat, $§@1i; Oat, $8@10; Barley and Oat, $1@9; Alfalfa, Wl Clover, $ £0@7; : Volun- 7 per ton. % STRAW- 2005 pee bote: Beans and Seeds. Pinks are lower under large offeringe, and Bayos are also offered more freely. Otherwise there is nothing new of impertance. Receipts continue heavy, those yesterday belng 10,929 \ b 2 50; Small W'hu {82 Large Nied 3eoagn 1o 0’50, Pink, §19@2 20; 33450 uo, Limas, $460@475; Rgi Kldneya. ' 83 0@4 3 15; ctl SEEDS-Brown Mustard, Mustard, Yellow 1%c; Hemp, 3%c pel EAS—Nl woe: 035 per ait s Potatoes, Onions ‘nnd' Vegetables. Two cars of Merced Sweets came in. Oregon Burbanks sold at a slight advance over those ex-previous steamer. Otherwise = there was nothing new in Potatoes and Ontons. All Vegetables, even Tomatoes, Green, §17 were in {:f‘htcr supply and prices for the latter were Sivar: Sllln e - for Burhnh”_(m.the Biirints as Busbanks, # e $1 15@1 “lg: Mfiau“teor Rlvm nna nxor ONIONS--§1 : Pickle &"-:"L %@L 60 per ctl; Onions, AMM—M Pean, 1@%c for Gar- den; String Beans, Limas; 2@3c: wom e ctl; “mto—. trom Ahnat. ées, 0Q13t4c; Gresn Okr, pe: : Gnruepemm 46@50c per box for Chile and 40 csoe for Boll Egg P’lnm. 40@50c per box; Sum- mer Squash, ‘$1@1 25; Marrowfat Squash, $6@8 per ton; Hllty\mrd Squash, $10@15. , Poultry and Game. S?gg Cu- Smalt gd%e for large: * 5% Fwo more cars of Eastern came in, making six thus far this week. The market for local Poultry showed ‘a few slight changes. Small brollers were in demand. Pigeons were lower. Arrivals of Game were S0 sacks. The mar- ket showed no change whatever. POULTRY—Drssed Turkeys, Turkeys, 14@15c for Gobblers and 1@ Hens: Gecse, per paln $1%@IG); Co $175@2; Ducks, 50@4 for old and @5 young; Hens, $i@3; young Roosters, sa 50@4; old Rmsteu $3 50@4; Fryers. $8 25@3 50: Broil- ers, $3g3 50 for large and $3@4 for small; g eons, $1@12 per dozen for sqn ks fr old and $150@1 % 15@15c; Live per dozen, § 1 25; Sflflhm' s‘ls %or cmé:nm"i ‘and n for BI"“Ih' 50; Canvasback, 5; Sprig, $2 5003. Tell. $150@1 75; > oo Widgeon, $1 5061 75 Smal) D 50; Black Jacks, :1 Soar 7 English, Saipe, 5 Trms Snipe, '$125; Gray ese, $350; White Geese, $1; Brant, §1@1 50 ver dozen. - Butter, Cheese and Eggs. "Butter 1s stlll handicapped by heavy sup- plies of fresh, packed and cold storage goods and dealers are making concessions to effect :I‘er-. Prices are not quotably lower, how- There 18 no change 't mar- ket Tules wealk, With Jareo stgcke . Fino ranch Eggs continue firm at the ad- vance. The other grades lso show some im- provement in prices. . Receipts were 14,500 pounds of Butter, — pounds ot Eum Butler, 411 cases of Eegs ern cmm-nln Chiese — pounds 5“0\.;0“' on BUTTER—Cream Qo per tancy and 24@26c %’r econ aly, 1a¢ o store Butter, 15@i7c per 1b; Creamery Tub, 1@214e; Fléxied Roll, " 1gise; Keg. 156105 CHEEEI—N!' 11 Me ung America, lflfig thmll?tl" ; Yfl EGGS—Rai e for lelocl’qd llr‘ 36Q :Zm for lood to choice and 32@35c for. fair; dozen; cold storage, 26c; Eutern. 13@ with extra white at zw.z:.& Dcuduou.r and Citrus Fruits. A car of Cranberries, due to-day, is held at $11, an advance. The market is practically cleaned up. Melons are no longer worth quoting. An occasional crate of Cantaloupes or Nutmegs is seen and there are a few Watermelons still on hand, selling for what buyers will give, but the ‘season is practically over. Grapes were plentiful yesterday. There was a fair demend for shipment per Victoria steamer, but this business has fallen off con- siderably. ‘r’\l"hera Was no change worthy of note in citrus Quinces continue to drag. DECIDUOUS FRUITS. APPLEs—sxm 25 per Box for extra, 50@SSc géod_to choice and 2@50c for ordinary. MG AN ATES . T5ca s, por Box. PEARS Winter Nellis, 161 25 per box; com- qdmu:s—resoe PERSIHHONS—W': Sl 0X. ETRAWBERRIES. 005 per onest for Long- worths and 33@4 for large berries. BLACKBERRIES—None in. RIES—Cape Cod, barrel; Coos Bay, $250 per box. FIGS—Black, $1 per box: white, nominal. ORAPES—\EX‘del!. 40@65c per box and crate; me. Isabellas, $1Q1 25; Mu-ut 400 .40@T5¢; Cornichons, 60@Tsc. ClTRUS FRUITS—Oranges, Seed] 50@175: Lemons, 50c@8 5 3202 15 for good to choice; 50 Mulun Limes, $4@ bipch for New Or- 4 50; Bananas, §1 5@ leans and $1@2 fflr Hn.l‘slll per dozen. Dricd Fruits, Nuts and Raisifs. . All descriptions under this head remain as previously quoted. The market is still dull. FRUITS—Apricots. 7@8%c for Royals and 30 13c for standard to fancy Moorparks; Evapo- rated Apples, 6@7c; sun-drield, 3%@4l%c; Peaches, 5@7%c; Pears, 4@Sc; Plums, pitted, 3% @5 and 5%@6te for white; Figs, 3@3%ec for black. PRUNES—New crop are quoted ‘as follows? 30-40's, EU@5%c: 2 4%c; 60-70°s, 3U@dc; @lo: 90-100°s, 24@2H4c pe RAISINS— (Price per 20-1b box): Clusters— Imperial, $3; Dehesa, $250; fancy, $175; 4- crown, ; London _Layers—Three-crown, $§120; two-crown, $1 10. Price per Ib: Standard loose Muscatels—Four-crown, Three- c; Two-crown, 3%e; Seedless Musca- Seedless Sultanas, ‘5%c: Thompson Gtc; Bleached Sultanas—Fancy, s%c; standard, 6%c; prime, 5%C; un- Blea Ti choice, bleached Suitanas, bc. Extra fancy, 116: " faney, 10¢; cholce, 36 stan dard, Tic: prime, 6%c.’ Fancy seeded, bkc: choice seeded, 5ic. NUTS—Chel!‘nu!! 8@12%c; Walnuts, No. 1 softshell, 9%c; No.'2, 7%c; No. 1 hardshell, 9¢; No. 2, 7c; Almonds, 13@14 for papershell, 10@1ic and” 5@6c_for hardshell} Pea- nuts, 5@7c _for Eastern; Brazil Nuts, 13@12}c; Filberts, 12@12%c; Pecans, 11@13c; Cocoanuts, 3 50@5. HONEY--Comb, 12@12%c for bright and I 1% for light amber; water white extracted, 5@te; light amber extracted, 4@sc; dark, 4c. BEESWAX—2@28¢ per Ib. Provisions. Chicago was somewhat higher again. This market continued dull and weak. There is no cutting yet, but any marked increase in stocks would, probably cause some, as all deal- ers are anxious to sell. CURED MEATSBacon, 12 per Ib for heavy, 1%c for light medium, for light, 4%e fo: extra light and ‘lic for sugar-cured. Eastern, sugar-oured Hams, 13hc; Hams, Mess Beef, $11 per barrel; extra Meve, si2; Family. 913 50; prime. bess Pork, §15; extra clear, $23; Mess, $19; Smoked Beef, ¢ per Ib. LARD—Tierces, quoted at So per Ib for compound and 1ic for pure: half-barrels, pure, 1Lke: 10-1b tins, 11%e; &b fins, 11%c; S.1b tins, COTTOLENE—One half-barrel, 10%c; halt-barrels, 10%c; one tlerce, 10)4¢; two uercel, 10c; five tierces, "tu per Ib. Hides, Tallow, Wool'an8 Hops. HIDES AND SKINS—Culls and brands' sell about 1%c under quotations. Heavy salted Steers, 11@11%c; medium, 10@10%c; lght, 9%c: Cow Hides, 10c for heavy and 9%c for light; stn.n. 1G7ic; Salted Kip, 9%@10c: Naited v " Hides, 16@16%c; Lulls. lic; Dry Seip @it Dry Calt, 18@ldc; Brands, 15@16c; sheepskins, shear- egch; 60c each; e 50@75¢; long Wool, $0c@$1 10 each; Hidtl salt. QZ 50@2 T: lor large and $2@2 25 medium, §17 for all and 50c for Colts; Fiorse Hides, ars: $1 75 for large, w31 501 8 for medium, $125 for small and { Dectakine bummer or rea skins, 160; fa medium sking, 30c; winter or thin skin: Goltlldnl—l’nme Angoras, 75c; large aad smooth, medium, 35c. TA] uow Refineq, glci No. 1 rendered, 5 Bl4c pe No. 2, i@4¥c; grease, 3c. “‘OOL—SDHBK. 1900 -to lml—so\nhern. defect- l\'e. 7 months, 7@8c; Oregon Valley fine, 13@ medium and coarse, 11@lic; Oregon. l3c; do, fair to good, 5@ Nevada, 10g1 > o ¥ Fall—San 'Joaguin, 6%@8%ec; San Joaquin Lambs', 7%@dc; Middle County, 8@ ¢rn Mountain, free, 9Q1lc; do. detective, 8@9c: Humbeldt and Mendoctno, 11@12c per Wc for fair and U@llc ur b tor St San Franm:co Meat Market. Hogs are weak at the decline already noted. There are too many here. The other meats are unchanged. ke mates trom slaughterers to dealern Bm—wsm for Steers and 5@5%c per Ib for Co I-Large, 7@8c; small, §@% 1b. MUdTTON—Wethen. €2@Tc; m'?m,”w'cm per. und. 1b. Ponx—xjve Hogs, ‘trom 150 to 250 Ibs, S¥c: under 150 lbs, 5%@%c; sows, 20 -per:cent off, boars 30 per cent off ‘and stags, 40 per cent oft :&m the above quotations; dressed Hogs, & General Mérchandise. GRAIN BAGS—Caleutta Grain Bags, Tc: local make, %c less than Calcuttas; Wool Bags, 32 @3ic; Fleece Twine, T%@Sc: Fruit Bags, %0 §$%c ‘for cotton and 7@7ic for jute. COAL—Wellington, $§9 per ton; Wellington, $9; Seattle, $6 50; ant. 8 50; $550; Wallsend, $3;. Wallsend, '$9; Cumberland, $12 in ‘bulk and $13 2> in sacks Pum-ylunh Anmrus Eeg. 315: Cannel. $11 per ton; Col i $15 per ton in bulk and 17 in sacks; Rocky Mountain descriptions, mlumampnwn. according to D.ILS—CIII(mh Castor Ofl, ‘cases, No. 1, Toe; pfln. %fl!fl, OlL ln botled, more; Southfield S ot unpitted, 1G2c; Nectarines, 5@5%c for red, ed Thompsons— ! Co-operativs. Pineapples, $3@4 |, 10c;. North- | 18%c; Pearl Ofl, in cases. De' lou. Im. S0c; Extra Star, 24c; Elaine, deodorized stove Gasoline, ln Bulk, !&:, cases, 21%c; Benzine, in bulk, Me; 'In cases. 20\‘2: 86-degree Gasoline, in bulk, 2ic; in cases, aM Mrs W Brown & W, Mo W E Gerber,Sacto|A E H Gerber, Sacto PALACE HOTEL. . J Faure, Parls A Postovaky, Moscow B Gariloff, Tachkent TURPENTINE—S8o per gallon in cases and e Cisk L. Tache. %2 in drums and iron barrels. L AL . SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refining Com- | H Lamatte, Bronnan, 50, e e It Fing Cruatiad. W F Dunsam. Los A |1 R he, Los Ang bes, Crusned ania Fine Crushed, 4.90c; Bow. | .0, Wourtatiotts, ‘Wis|B U Stelnman, Sacto AT ey Ty T G R Whitetead & w, W A Brewer § Mateo Confectioners’ A. 4.63 t C Wans A P g ; Beet Granulated, (00-To bags | WA P Oyt rines, O . Weller, Boston B vretn j0c wore: | . Victoria~ P E Fod NX | half-barrels, 2c more; ~boxes, S0c more: &0-1b | I' It Lauterman, & R 1;,50""“;{‘;‘_' oy bags, 10c more. No orders taken for less than ;t’ Nomn. N reagol |A R Pommer. Sacto 7 barrels cr its equivalent. Dominos, half- | H N Norton, Chicago |A B Fommer., S0cg barrels, 5.15c; boxes, 5.40c per Ib. ' No'orders | M Altman, a0 e e for Granulated ‘will be taken that consist o (M Grau & w N ¥ |4 Relow. Fe¥ley o gt 5 T e S g F L Baker, Los Ang |Miss M ParsonsBoston Recei Prod HEWhie, Ny = & P Triana N ¥ & W D Baldwin, N Lews, Bost eceipts of Produce. 8 Collins, Los Ans |H Murray. Meadow Lic E V Kammski, N Y |MrsA Merix&d. N Y . FOR THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1. Br A & Mokay ¢ w, |Mrs T S Mathes, Salt 5,708 Midalings, sks . 2| Portiana Lake 142,545 Bran, sks 1, F H Medbury, N ¥ (7 B Van Seiver & w, Batiey, ctis 7,604 Mustard Seed, sk ' 37 | H A R Vail, S Barbra| Philadelphia Oats, ctls 975| Wool, sks .. F B Vrooman, Chicago;J W Blodeett, G Raps Corn, ctls 3751 Wine, gals ... F J Vernon, N Y G ynn, Chicago Rye, gtls 530|Brandy. gals . H Wooley, N. ¥ C P Braslan, S Jose Sugar, ctls 9,022 Leather, rolls. 120 My R Fagi, Jovan |7 3 Norton, U S N 262 Quicksilver, fisks 44 | W Eaton & w. Fair;D Wellbon, Los Ang Raisins, 1,300 | Oaks 7 P Smith, Livermore | Lime, bbls 182 | A Woods, Los Angeles|l, E Cochran, Boston elts, bals 709 } C S Johnson, Nome |P A Newmark & w, Hides, N 733 | J Liewellyn, Los Ang | Los Angeles OREGON. * B 8 de Golyer, L Ang|] H Colburn, N Y 353) Bran, sks 2,000 [ A Jones, Chicago 7 7 Rolker, N Y 660 | Mustard 30 | Mr Emery & w, Chic IC B Davis & W, N'Y 1,425| Woal, -bales 8 GRAND HOTEL. B inson, Petaluma|T J Bohan, Sact d ¥ S ihetomer, Cal J McCudden Vll!ejo e AR e T L g Senbiory Miss McCudden, C: J D Williams, Cheroke|J S Steele, Comviite TS e Kane Gty & 1. Boker & . Bono A s cker & w, Reno STocK MARKET. s Thicaen | G A Bose, Angels Cup R, A N Mahon, Cal F C Beer, Angels Cmp $ Sorcad " oS Biate) O g’é‘.’.’n‘*s‘.'cf e W, § Mate| ¥ There, was nothing golng on in stock circles ?f?)‘;:n-on, Nome, {J Ji Sacto yesterday morning worthy of note, except|C W Phelps, Ind O'anu & wMonc some activity in Lion Ofl at 10@Qlic, and & | C Yacobson, Redding .1 Orropins Jr & w, Cal slight improvement in Contra Costa Water at ;lml’rcncher 1;::2;;::“ e g,fyt;'lggr: o kg o the s B hawy, TGS Mizs P Mookins, Fort|T Wood Visslls was light all around. BKApneu Fortid! & b Thomas & w, Cal In the afternoon Market Strest Raiload was | Vo3 White, N 3 H Scott, na.,m,d lower at $9 25@87 75." Giant Powder was|H F Winnes &% cal| T J McCoy, Los Ang frmer at $85.50 and Vigorit Powder -advanced | H Wolley, ox;!:-; \:;;rli“ B Gt i Ui e hrs & w, Glliroy |F § Bair, Arcata The Contra Costa Water Company has de- :hrel% & dividend of 42c per share, payable on The «California_Street Cable Company will pay a dividend of 50c per share on the 13th. STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. L' Rol L Wittmeyer, S Barb G Harris, Miss Laughlin, Cal € W Rogers Ls Ang L Hansel, i & M wnkluom Cal F D Allen, Spokane F_E Blummer & w, Minneapolis D Devine, Cal L Sickle,'Kansas Clty Capt R Nekow, Nome Duluth —_— 3 NEW WESTERN HOTEL. ) THURSDAY, Nov. 7—2 p.m. | C Smith, Seattle Mrs Smith, Los Ang — '3 00dlove W, UNITED STATES BONDS. ngB' H‘?fin:’;'& D Cormondy, B C Bid. Ask. Bld.Ask. | p J Edwards, Oakind B Hagen & w, Denver 43 ar ¢ (new).139 139% | y , Murphy & w,Okld [Mrs P E Jones, S Jse 3s quar coup..108 —. | W McMillan, Sta Rosa (A E Gaddis, Sacto . MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. Oceanic SS Gs. dmnibus C 1 XM Los Ang R6s. u1§z = L_A Light 6s.10 Do gntd 6s..100 LDD gntd 6s.0102 108 o b Be.101 103 mét-u Eab o mmassfi m bt NRo ool on =13 26 1213412 Nor as E 58.105' Nor Cal B ia-.11235 — Oak Gas bs....1111 — B2k Fran o, 1t Do 1st ¢ 6s.. — 113% Oak Wat g 63.104 WATER (1906) usm S P ot Cal m Stktn Gas 6s..102% — STOCKS. Contra Costa.. 77% 78%|Port Costa..... 63% 68 Marin County. 58 Spring Vailey. 88% 90 GAS AND ELECTRIC., Cent L & P... — 4 |Pacific Light.. 41 — 3% % |Sacramento .. %5 — W SLSFOSE. L~ 4K =" 52 co, — — Tl s o INSURANCE. Firem's Fund.20 ,— | BANKS, Anglo-Cal LP&A.....10 170 California iMer Ex (lig).. 18 1% Cal Safe Dep.109% — |S F National..130 — . First Nationl315 3% | % PP STREET RAILROADS, Gallfornia ....13%% Market POWDER. Giant .. 85%5| Vigorit...coceeees 4% 6§ SUGAR: Hana . = Kilauea ...... 11 123 Hawallan o '»s Makawell 28% 29 Honokaa 13% 14" (Onomea % — Hotohimson .. 10« 16% | PAauhau 8Y 14 t MISCELLANEOUS. Alaska Pack.. — 130 Oceanic S Co. — 48 Cal Fruit Asn. — 100 Pac Aux F A. 2% — Cal Wine Asn. — Pac C Borax..165 Mer Exchange.110 |Par Paint. Morning Session. Boal $5000 Bay Counties Power Co 58 35 Contra Costa Water . 10 Contra Costa Water %0 75 Makaweli § Co . 25 S F Gas 75 200 Vigorit 4 75 200 Vigorit 815 tre . _Street— $1000 Bay Counties Power, Co 5s..........107 00 Afternoon Session. Board— 10 Contra Costa Water . . 1800 35 Giant Powder Con ......... 18550 - 8550 1162 L8 132 Easubau § = 2 Spring Vailey Water ... 1817 8 Spring Valley Water .. - 8850 $5000 Spring Valley 68 ...... ‘m ez $5000 Spring Valley 6s . 111 50 *300 Vigorit Powder . L800 700 Vigorit Powder . 1875 PRODUCERS' OIL EXCHANGE. Morning Session. Board— 500 Apolio 500 Lion 100 Peerless .... 400 Reed Crude . A c J W McPHerson, N J Paston & w, S ‘W Wheat, Sta Cruz V F Casey & w, Aubr W R Pante, Bandon M C Rose & bro, Chgo Rafl Pacific Coast Steamsmp But} Nov. 2, 1. Bel!fle for at. , 8, 13, 18, Steamers leave Broadway Whl.rl, San Fn.ncllea Alaskan 2. m.. o A 1 BT, Dic, i chnu to company’s steamers Seattl Fnr Victoria, Vancouver (B C.), Port Toflnlend. Beattle, Satoma; E(vvevretn na | New i _(Wash.)—! = T o, Change s s ltelm!r! for Alaska eattle or ;uomn for N. 5 12, this compuv Ry.; at S Fhdouver 0 C. !'er’ Eureka (Huxs:gld‘t: Bay)—1:30 p. m., Nov. .Iz)zl.eto. stopping only at Santa Bar- “For San’ Port geles)—Steamer Santa R Steamer State of Cal.. Los An:eus. calling at For terey, San S Luis Obllpo). Hueneme, _ Newport Magdalena Buy, San Jose del F‘,‘},’ flm-an tflfl e e Regall tura, -nd and Guaym: dondo (Los Ar- Los Angeles and Rsa“:u’o,. Do Cayucos, Po - Gayiota. " Santa Barbars, Ven. East San ro, , San —Steamer Corona, Bltnldlyl. a oD ey th S each manth: or fasther information obtain the company's folders. ‘The com| steamers, 0. Omniy pany reserves the right to change ll“{fl‘ dlry} and hours of sailing, vius _notice. T O g 'FICE —4 New Montgomery R. & N. CO, Steamship Line to | PORTLAND, Or., And Short Rail Line from Portland to a'l points East. o all Through tickets points, all rail or steamshio and rail, at LOWBRST RATES. STEAMER TICKETS INCLUDE BERTHand MEALS. $S. COLUMBIA Salls. Nav 14, 24, Dec. 4 u. 24 §S. GEO. W. Steamer sal ELDER! iis tmm':ooz of Speat st., 11 D. W.HITCHCOCK; Gen. Agt., 1 Mamgm B ¥ Al MERICAN LINE. HEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. PARIA Stopping at Cherbourg, westbound. From New York Wednesd;y:]nz 10 a. m. St. Paul.. .Nov. 20} St. Dec. u Haverford ......Nov. 27|St. Louis;.......Dec. P’hll‘delphla Dec. 4|Philadelphia .. RED STAR LINB. New York and Antwerp. From New York Wednesdays at 12 noon. *Vaderland Haverford *Zeeland . *Stopping Nov. 20(Friesland at Cherbours, eastbound. INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CO.. ({ CHAS. D. TAYLOR, eneral Agent Pacific'Coast, 30 Montgomery st. < TOYO KISEN KAISHA. TEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHAR!‘ ::on- ner First and Brannan strees for YOKOH. Kobe (Hiogo), Nai AMA ang HONGRONG, umnx Tt saki and Shanghal and teaméts for connecting* at_ Hongkong with s ndia, etc. No cargo received on board on day- ot saiil tturday, 1903 Round-trip tickets at reduced rates. For j {relght and passage apply at compaiy's effice. 50 Sterling . 421 Market street corner First. Street— H. AVERY. Genml Arent. 1000 Reed Crude ... ‘58 = o Afternoon_Seasion, = % HAWAIL, SAMOR, WEW 100 Hantord- Fresno-Kern River o octam(',s s c. ZEALAND wmp SYDNEY, e e a : DIRECT LINE T0TAHITL 7000 Junction .. b1t 8. E VENTURA, for Honolulu, Sa - 2000 Jur.ction, & 30 20 | “land and Syduey...Thursday, Nov. 14 10 o . 700 Lion, b 80 -.c.... it | 8.°8. ALAMEDA, for Honotulu, S0 Peeriess ... 500 -Saturday. Nov: %, % p. m. 70 Peerless | 51233 | 8. 8. AUSTRALTA; for Tanitt 2000 Porroream Genter, s i S0 L 500 Petroleum Center ....... o lefll.&h ll!.l I?I'mlhm 327 Markai St | MINING STOCKS. St.,Fiar Bo. 7. Poogie L Following were the sales on the San Fran- X b claco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday: P AN AM A n STEAMSHI? Morning Session. : s LINE 500 Best ‘& Belcher 13 » 4 100 Caledonia. -..... 7 o RO %|T0 NEW YORK VIA PANAMA DIREST. vage 100 Hale' & Norcrs 19| 200 Yellow Jacket.. Cabin, $105; Steerage, $40; Meals Free. 300 Mexican ....... 1186.8.Argyll cails Saturday, De:. 7 iteincin BeaTn o 8, 8. Leclanaw sails 100 Andes ... 04] 200 Gould & Curry 1| S: 8- Argyll sails icher 300 Mexican 20 | From Howard-street wharf (Pler 10,) at 2 p. 500 Best & Belcher 14| 100 Ophir » Freight and Passenger Office, 330 Market IL 300 Best & Belcher : 1700 Overman F. F. CONNOR, Pacific Coast Agen! 100 Caledonia . 500 Sterra N N!v- A 100 Challenge 191 100 Yellow Jacket.. 15 Fallowing were the sales on the Pacific Stock Exchange yeste: ' Morning 400 Best & Belcher 14 100 Caledonia 100 Con Cal & V.i'72 £00 Gould & Curry 12 100 Hale & Norers ll 200 Mexican . Atlernocm Session. 500 Pest & Belcher 13| 100 Mexican 500 Best. & Belcher 14 i Caledonia 5 200 Challen, 100 Con CaE s ¥4 o7t 200 Gould & Curry 11 CLOSING QUOTATIONS: 1 THURSDAY, Nov. 7—4 p..m. Session. 200 Ophir 200 Ophir § “ £33 £ 5 WSE| 288ES| 38332821 2 PACIFIC And Cia | To_Valparatso, lnl.l South STEAM NAVIGATION CO. Sud Americana de V Nav. u}co!.ounm A e l!ml'l ll" built ressl; - tral” and South’ American Pesseneke zervic (No change At Acapuico mfl'orm ma.) Freight nger office, 316 Calflurnll )llreac‘ Agents, ‘5 Tickets lol GUTHRIE' & CO.. Gen. Amtx’_ lontgomery. 4 by all Rxll d ‘I‘!eg:'t Agents. BAY AND RIVER' mmm:s \ FOR, U. s, NAVY YAII] AND, VALLED Steamrs & m.,. 313 m,;:t_..~—‘ GEN. mflifl 'or MONTICELLO except Sun- i3 § D m., except B . ‘m. Leaves