The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 24, 1902, Page 11

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. New York stocks rather tweaker on the day. Local Water and Sugar stocks active. Silver and Exchange as previously quated. Wheat excited and steadily rising, with scarcity of stock. Barley, like Wheat, in decreased supply and very Oats active and strong. Corn firmly held. Flowr and Millstuffs in brisk demand and firm. Bran and Middlings in light and Hay in modera Beans in less liberal receipt and very firm. Butter and Eggs weak. Cheese firm. Good demand for Dried Fruits at very steady pri firm. Rye unchanged. te supply. ces. Hams and Bacon selling off briskly at high prices. Meat market fairly supplied at previous quotatior Large stocks of Grain Bags being carried over. Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables about as beforr'. Good demand for Poultry and Game. 1S, Table Grapes continue firm and Wine Grapes weak. Mexican Limes offering freely at lower prices. Grain Freights still Iowtr and very weak. Chi & Northwest. Chi R I & Pacific. Chi Term & Tran. The Port (mm Question. An official notice on the blackboard of the k_m Term & T pfd. Produce Exchange yesterday anmounced that | & C C & St Louis the committee on gran would meet to-day ut | GO goouihern 11:30 8. m. to decide on the recommendation | GOl South 1st pi that Port Costa warehouses be made regular for the delivery of Barley. Letters of opinion from members were solicited. Weather Report. Erle 20 ota Great “North p Hocking Valley Hocking Val pfd.. Iilinois Central ... Iowa Central ..... lowa Central pfd.. K C Southern . K C Southern Pfd. Lake Erie & W. L Erie & W pfd. Louis. & Nash.... Menhattan L . Metropolitan St Ry Mexican Central .. Mexican National.. Minn & St Louis.. Misgouri Pacific Mo Kan & Texas. Mo Kan & T pm J Central . g orfolk & West.. Norfolk & W pfd. Ontario & Western. Pennsyivania Reading ... Reading 1st pfd. Reading 2d pfd. St Louis & ISt L&S F st StLasSF2a pm | St Louis 5 W eridian—Pacific Time.) an Francisco, Oct 23—35 p. m. The following are the seasonal rainfalls to date as compared with those of same date la: sexson and reinfalls In last twenty-four hours: Last Season. 1.93 24 Ho g ot 1.44 200 00 2, 15, uosIQ 5 2 gy fTpulAy Jo 4 g $ | Bouthern | Southern R Texas & P Tol St Lonis Union Pacifie .. T'nion Pacific pfd.. | Wabaen . Wabash pfd | Wheel & L E W & L E 2nd p' ‘Wisconsin Central Misceilaneous— Amal Copper Am Cap & Foundry Am Car & Foun prd Am Linseed Ofl ... { Am Linseed Oil pfd Am Locomative. Am Locomotive pfd Am Sm & Ref Am Sm & Ref pfd. Anaconda Min Co.. Brooklyn Ran Trn. Colo Fuel & Iron... Con Gas ... Cont Tob pfd Geun ie Hocking Coal . appeared_Wednesday even- ky Mountains, e Pacific Slope and the Sierras and in the vy rain is re- ast beiween Point Concep- from 6 to 10 de- ifornis. nue sding to keep their ot futervals fallen south of e tavorable for Int Paper . 5 Int Paper pfd . San Francisco for ity | Int Power t, October 24: Taclede Gu: — Cloudy, unsettied | Nation: Bisc in; fresh south winds. National Lead Friday; brisk | North America: Pacific Coast Pacific Mall . People’'s Gas E Pressed Steel Car.. Pressed St Car pfd. Poliman Pal Sor- brisk to high south ity—Showers Friday; McADIE, Forecast Offilai P > x| 5, { | Tern Coal & “iron . 1, | EASTERN MARKETS. UnFar 2 Co pid | ¥ — * . e TS Rubber pid. New York Stock Market. T0 S Steel .0 5. Syt U 8 Steel pid X NEW YORK. Oct. 23.—Foreign excHange | » stern Fnion was again the gov & feature of the stock | Total Sales ... 305, rket to-duy. There was considerable specu- - in exchange becausc of the slightly high- | ; g > sterling at Paris and the resist- | - 1o yet 25 cocs. 110 he ioval marke: to the volume | Do 3s reg. 108 of bapkers' bilis pul out during the morning. Do 35 coupon. . .108% These cumulations of bills held in reserve offerings, it wes believed, represented for such Do new 4s reg.136 Do new 4s coupl374 ! Do old 4s, reg..111 Do oid 4s coun l“ Experte intimated that an outward gold mov ment might soon be inavgurated, although ac- tua! negotiations could not yet be consummated on & profitable basis. Later in the day de- mand sterling broke 20 points and was ' of- fered st $4 56.60. Little can be said for the stock market, which was duller and more nar- row than on the previous deys of the week some Epe(‘ullfl\'t activity was shown at the opening in_Baltimore end Ohig, Reading, Erie, , Permsylvania, 5t. Paul, Missouri Pa. 108 1106 cific and the St. Joseph and @rand Isiand se. curities, all of whic The rest of the list tically #cored slight advances. as fairly firm, with prac- no_ demand the industrials, Fur- ivity was shown during the morning s, when Louisviile and Nashville advanc- #d two' points, but elsewhere the list made no material change. Operations continued almost aitogether professional and some traders cov- #red their short contracts on the theory that the market had been oversoid. Up to the final hour there was no decided pressure to sell, but in the late Gealing such #tocks 2s l.ackewenna, Baltimore and Ohio, Kansas City Southern and a few industrials were hammered down to the lowest prices of the day. The Mquidation in Northwestern was believed to result largely from the unfavorable | wiew taken by traders of the new reiations of | the Union Pacific road with the 8t. Paul, Rock island end Ifllinois Central. As proof of the | exireme tenderness of the market, a sale of 500 shares of Northwestern early in the day caused & drop of almost & per cent. The uncovering of stop-loss orders in the same stocks caused, a further decline of almost 3 Jpointe, with a net loss of 215 per cent, the ock recovering on buying orders at the close. For the first time in over & week London wae & buyer on balance, but even this fact, together with the ease of Paris steriing and Chi M & 8 P glis.113 Chi & Nw con 78,135 Chi R1& P # Chicago Term 4s. Colo & South 4s. Denver & R G 45.101 Erie prior lien ds. Do general 4s.. Ft W & D C lsts. Hocking Val 414s.100 { { | { llé‘a .20 Adams Con Alice . Breec Brunswick Con Comstock Tunnel CC & Va.. Horn Silver Iron Silver . Leadville Con BOSTON STO snother Australian gold im) jon, failed | 10 awaken any ontmul-.-n was weak and the business was under 400,- 500 shars. One of the Gisturbing features we a report of labor iroubles on the Southern B eific system. pe~ cent. time money rates. money ruled at fros No change was reported in Mexican Central.. !S% Some of the speculative issues in the bond market were heavy, but the movements were | , Miscellaneous— -mmm mj except in the Wabash de- | : ent general list was irregular and dull. Totll 1,795,000. g Uni 35 advanced (mne-udodlua%mumnxb!émt Consols for acct...93% da ‘g5 2,600 1 Tol St L & W nfd lo;,:vo C C C&8t Lgends. l\)l%‘ 00 160 700 NEW YORK BONDS. L & N uni 4s.. ChiB&Q new 4% lfl% Southern Ry NEW YORK MINING STOCKS. | Parrot \Quincy Tamarack LONDON CLOSING STOCKS. Con for money. .93 3-16/ b6 56 56 56 120 180% 130 135% 13485 3914 13 1281 6414 14, 001, 4 oy 18 56 551 400 403 401, B85, 883 914 91 Santa Fe Copper. . n Fwtth:n Pacific. Union Pacific | | 3 | | i { 4 | D firm; No. 2 !Drlnl wheat, D0, 1t ine No. '2 red. 11GT1%c: No. b7 u!nn & St L'is! IfL'M. veliow, ‘Bige; No. 2 oats. 28%e. No 4 white MK & T 4s $1G32%e; No. 2 rye, 40%e: good feeding bar- 22 Znds . i fair to choice malting, 4 IN ¥ Cent Tats! x flaxseed, $121; No. 1 Northwestern, fe st mess pork. ber barrel, 316 83010 D0; lard, per 100 pounds, fllflll 0214; short ribs %% | siae gous;)), $1120g11 40; ary “salted shoul- 2 (boxed), ort clear sides wm,r«or e B 100% | Sooy 71 o R 00% | (Eo3ed), $11 87 No12: whishy. basis ot _ high m L filsuy‘mn 5'“3% Al 1 1 ist L 15 rticles— Recelpt St L Smll.h'm 1s -1,3 5 120&" smmz’le.nogd Do 2 13,000 1000 Corn, 227,000 123,000 {Oats bushels 212,000 167,000 Texas & Pac lst ‘g‘l l Blriey, “bashei 5,000 o | o 1s ariey, busheis . 6, {Toledo'S L & Wia 80% <! L 10000 Uslon Pacific 48, 108 On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter Do enby 4s. market was steady; creameries, 181iQ23iic; i @airies. 16@21c. Eggs, e, steady, 10%@11%e. 2 3 #* | Wis Cent 4s.. Foreign Futures, | Little Chiet 101 % T ggggo " lemapoon.’) oenix 05 4 f Poven 03 | Opentng . sig SR Savage . 01 | Closing . 5 10% 511 'glerflT l-’l“ ’1‘2 PARIS. mal lopes Wheat— Oct. - Standard . 10 | Opening 8% T 2" CKS AND BONDS. Clasing 2215 31 25 Westinghouse cm. 104 o Winjnge o Opening 3175 28 35 Adventure Closing: 319 .33 Alloez ... Eastern Livestock Market. CHICAGO. CHICAGO. ~ Oct. 25.—CATTLE—Receipts, 8600, including 3000 Westerns. Slow; steady. aity | No. 1 Northern Duluth, 82%c f. o. b. afloat; | wheat ail the day, | ¥ cash demand evervwhere, | port and strength In corn. The close was %c higher than last night. ay, 78 1-16@78%c, closed T8%c; December, 77 15-16c@T8 13-ibc, closed -T8%,c, APRICOTE—Spot are firm, with unpeclad 1n boxes qucted @llc and in bags at 7@l0c. PEACHES—Continue in fair demand and | rrices are steadily maintained. Peeled ure |ana s fact, 41of wheat was under comtract at Duluth to come to Chicago had a depressing influence on | market dasmaty oack. mc higher, lard 15¢ higher and May 14 87 { Lard, per 100 pounds— | October .. A Noveraber . ey January . 9 20 I Do 1st pfd Do 2nd ofd . B4 Tllinois Oen!r-l : Louis & Nash.... Mo Kas Do p! N ¥ Centrai Bar silver, dull, 23 5161 per ounce, Money, 2 per cent, The‘rate of discount in the open market for short bills is 3% per cent. e rate of discount in the open market for three months bills is s is 3% per cewt. New York Money Mowney Market. NEW YORK. Oct. 23.—Money on call steady at 4@53% per cent, ciose offered at b per cent: prime mercantile paper, 6 per cent. Sterling cichange steady, with actual business in bank- ers’ bills at $4 §6.50@4 86.625 for demand and at $4 83.625 for sixty days; posted rates, “ 8!‘&@ 8T%; commercial ills, $4 82.709 25. Bar silver, 50%¢c. Mexican dol Q%C. Government bonds, irregular; State bonds, strong; railroad bonds, irregular, Condition of the Treasury. WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.—To-day's state- ment of the Treasury balances in tbe general fund, exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold reserve in the division of redemption; shows: Avail- able cash balance, $222,533,061; gold, $115,- 494, 067. # — New York Grain and Produce. # NEW YORK, Oct. 23.—FLOUR—Rece!pts, 23,010 barrels; exports, 13,267 barrels. Quiet at the advance. r WHEAT—Receipts, 246,000 bushels; exports, 61,483 bushels. Spof, firm. No. 2 .red, T8¢ elevator; No. 2 red, T8%@78%e f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 hard Manitoba, 84%c £. 0. b. afloat. With few exceptions bulls had control of the market advancing steadily as an outcome of friendly sentirnent, svpplemented by stronger forelgn markets, a partly for ex- HOPS—r |rm State common to cholce, 1002 erap, HlDFs—Qulet OOL—Fi CDF‘FEE—Spot Rio, quiet. No. T invoice, 7%c; mild, quiet; Cordova, 7%@12¢c. Futures closed steady, unchanged. Total sale: 500 including : OCKOI)QY i §:20c: January, February, §:30c; April, b. May, 5.85¢; Avgust, 5.75¢c; September, July, 5.75G 5.80c. SUGAR—Raw, firm. Fair refining, 3 1-16c; centrifugal, 98 test, 3%c. Molasses 2 13-16c. Refined, firm. DRIED ?Rb"rs APPLES — The market Common._are cholce, T4@ 814 % Spot Lnnunue' firm, particularly on the large sizes, which are in limited suppiy. Quotations range from 3%c to 8c for all grades. sugar, EVAPORA' shows a arcted at 12@1tc and unpeeled 614@10%3c. * Chicago Grain and Produce. # CHICAGO, Oct The wheat market In Liverpool showed considerable strength to-day in the face of the weakness here yesterday, together with predictions of rains In the Northwest, resulted in higher prices here. Strength in corn was also a sup- porting facior. A revort that a large volume December, y. . Prominent lonws were active buyers of the jatter montl. The market closed steady. r_ppencd- anshade to H@HO: 2%c to 724, and after_an early dscline to 72l4c, a stronger tone tled, the market at one time fouching' Fic. The close wax #c higher at {25%@72%c. The feature in corn was the announcement that_the warehouse commissioners had declded to stand by the Insvection and that therc would be no lowering of the standard. This fact, together with the:predictions for unfavor- able weather, cgused a strong feeling in the it and shorts took alarm and began covering freely and one or two longs added fo their lines. Offerines, however, were light and the held strong. December closed 1%c higher at 51%@51%c. Oats were dull .and featurelese. May closed a shade higher, with December unchanged at c. which was relatively weaker than Frovisions ruled dull and steady the greater part of the session. -The close was firm, with e |emnng Futires ranged as follows: Articles— Open. High. Low. Close, 18T T L Ay B Rk 58 i8'773% i3 Bhort ribs, per 100 Wlmrl!—— October . January May Casb_quotations were Good to prime steers, §7 25@8; poor to medium, $3 75@6 90; st ken and feeders, cows, $1 e A $1 ulte, 35 3554 i3 calves, 8 155 ;125; ’J,'eu_,» fed steers, $3G4 25; welm-n HOGS—Receipts to-day, 18, 12,000; left over, O . 1'&: %05 higher; ciosed with the advanee Mla and butchers’ $6 &ood le 65@7 1 heavy, $6 90@7 25; m\uh ‘neavy, mo light, 86 0; "bulk of ulur ;5’ T5@7. SHEEP-—] aeehm 18,600. and m.b. steady. Good to choioe wn.hen, woa g :Mlcglfimlxe& $2 m 50; wmfin 60@3 75; native la : A ern Iambe, $ b ST. JOSEPH. . ST. JOSEPH, Oct. za.—c.snw—mmpu. 2600 Steady to 10c higher. ~Natives, :o;bu ;“i‘l h.:’l!d".!‘tl 51 s Tk vul-. 1 ¢ bulls a “ ; &tocke: feeders, $20 G floes—meeum. 10815¢ hlxher m m 1 lu ""fi $6 me“&t;s e« &5 bulk, u m g EEP—Receipts, Steady to strong. ing still higher prices, especially H ::f:enfiegme«l‘m the very low. rate'of 17s 6d Top native lambs, §5 50; too native wethers, " (on mative ewes, §5 50; feeders, Qull and ower. ; New York Metal Market. ' NEW YORK‘ Oct. ”‘-The metal markets were generally quieter to-day. Tin in London closed at a decline of about 2%d, or at £119 2s Gd_for spot, while futures advanced 2s 6d to £117 12s 6d. Locally tin was weak, owing to a reduction in the views of holders, though the bid price was a shade mtbex mnn yes- terday’s. Spot closed at $26 50@26 remained at yesterday’s qunuuam in the London market for futures at Efl 12( 6d, but spot advanced 1s 34 to £52 On_this side copper_was dull. Standard B at $11 Jake at 11 75012, electrolytic at $11 70 @11 80 and casting at §11 T6@11 Lesa was unchanged at £10 13 in the Lon- don market and locally at $4 12 Spelter wag also unchanged in both mar- lum closing here at $5 50 and"in Lominm at 9 bs. was Jower in_the En‘lll‘l markets, Il's;«lzw closing at 07s 2d and Middlesboro v Wk mo change in the New’York mar. hich continues steady. Warrants nom- inai; No. 1 foundry, northern, $23@25; No. 2 foundry (northern), No. 1 foundry (southern) and No. 1 foundry (southern, soit), $22@23. Northern Business. SEATTLE. Oct. —K:Cl;a 1gs, $833,222, e 0 Bet. 23— Crearings, $306,877; e AND. Oct, 23.—Clearings, $7T4.6i8; B N Oct. 23.—Clearings, $335,342; balances, $44,020. Northern Wheat Market. 3 OREGON. PORTLAND, Oct. 23.—WHEAT—Firm, In- active. Walla Walla, 66@57e; Llue stem, Toc, valley, 67c. *Cleared--British ship Dynomene, Queenstown, ushels wheat. e emipments. of wheat_ from this nort (four - included) for the week ending to-day were 058,503 bushels. WAsHmGTON TACOMA, 23.—WHEAT—Unchanged. blue stem, T0c; club o61gc. Foreign o Markets. ° LONDON, Oct. 23.—Consols, 93);; silver, 23 5.1€a; French rentes, 99f 65c. Wheat car- e, quiet and steady; cargoes aiia Walia, 2 0d; English country’ markets, quiet. LIVERPOOL, Oct, 23.—Wheat, quiet; No. 1 Standard California, 8s 5d@6s 5%d; wheat in Paris, firm; flour in Paris, firm; Frénch coun- try Tadrkets, firm; weather in England, over- R OTTONUplands, 4.74d. * +* Exchange and Bullion. Exchange, 60 days — $483 Sierling Excnange. sight - i 114 Sterling Cables — 487y New York Exch - Par New York Exchangs -_— 08 Silver, per ouncu - - 59* Mexican Dolla: - 451 Wheat and Other Grains. WHEAT—The foreign markets were firm, with higher futures. Chicago advanced from 724c to T3c. The Southwest weré large buyers of May, and Minneapolis reported an exceilent cash demand. This market was very stiff at a further ad- vance, both in cash apd futures. Buyers are serhmbling for Wheat, for all sorts of pur- poses, and the grain Is selling for more than it 1s worth, based on quotations of other mar- kets. There s a demand for Austraila, the shippers are hard up for cargoes for their chartered ships, tne millers are In want of supplies, and there is not enough Wheat of- fering anywhere in the State to eatisty all these demands. The shippers, who had a lot of high-priced ships coming in, tried for a long ilme to keep prices down so that they could get out even, but the market got away from them, and as just said they are now vlylr‘ really more than the grain is worth. t s excited, holders are hanging on m dellh and most operators are pre- 8 frelghts s, 9d, ususl. European optigne,with_plenty 13 of_disengaged ves: to be had for the ask- gt In fact. longer Dhtl!nlble number of disengaged vessels in the harhor still lower rates are expocted. As Wheat ls golng up just as fast as freights are going down the expectations of still higher Wheat are certainly not unreasonable. A French bark was reported offering at 17s 64 yesterday, with no takers. CASH WHEAT. 273%@1 323 milling, $1 35 per Shipping, $1'2 cental. FUTURES. Session 9 to 11:30 a. m. Open. High. Low. Close. December ..§1 27% $1 .31 $127% 1 30% May ... 1 20% 1821 120% 132% 2 p. m. Session. Decemb: 350 st o ecember | May 1 31;? 1 3‘2?2 BARL cash grain, with a stronger market for futures. Business, how- over, was not very active. ‘The demand in the intertor keeps up, an -hoth Wheat and Bariey are turning out a great deal shorter than ex- pected, while the demand is also much larger. CASH BARLEY. Feed, $1 20G1 22%; brewing and shipping grades, $1 221,@1 25; Chevalier, S1 55@1 60 g.,, tair_to’ choice. FUTORES. Session 9.to 11:30 a. m. High. JLow. Close. December ..§t 81 2 20 . May—No sales. $1 22%% bid, $1 'm,g ked. 2p m Sfis!a pen. Low. 5 December ..$1 20% u zu% "1 20 ncm May . 121% 131% 12y 1o ~ OATS—Dealers_reportsd an active demand at firm prices. Both consumers and specula- tors were in the market, which gave it a firm tone, while the excitement in and advaneed prices for Wheat and Barley naturally influ- enced Oats in mnga White, §1 Black, $1 135@1 20 for feed and $1 B3 for seed: Red, $1 156G 1 2% for (a ar e $i25 tor faney, CORN—Continues very firm, with sales at P arge Yellow, 81 45G1 48%. 5 arge ellow, i 1 do, 31 48%.@1 5b; hite, nominal . Tound RBRYE—Still flrmly held at $1 Ml 10 per ctl, BUCKW. HEAI-Namln-l l! $1.75 per cti, Flour and Millstuffs. Millers continue to .report a good demand for all descriptions under this hesd. The ex- port inquiry for Flour is large. FLOUR—California Famlly Extras, $3 75@4. usual terms; Bakers' Extras, $3 65@3 75; Ore- son and Was| ln:wn $3 25 per bbl for Fam- ily and $3 5 for Balke MIL! R it i ks are as fol- lows Grlhtm !'lour g"r lW lbu Rye Flou; 33 Rye Meal Flour, §7; eream 3 W 25; é" $4 50; Bucke- racked Wheat, §3 50; eat Flour, & o Rolied Oats, bl in sacks, $6 7 8 50; Pearl Bufley, se s Feas, Doves, 56 Green Peas, $5 Ibs. Hay l;;‘— Feedstuffs. The only effect of the general rain thus far is that it ‘may possibly have checked the ad- vance, for all descriptions are reported steady 16 Arm, with Ught receipts of . Bun and Mid- Hay. MHD“ of BRAN—$21@22 "xDDLI’:’“&—-MIled Bnrley $2¢ 26 ton; Oileake Meal at the mi g a0 ber 21; Cocoanut Cake, bing, $26 Meal. -$30@381; Cnckefl Corn,” $30 Mixed Feed, Cotton mw’l"m&'i'su ycr g Beans and Seeds. Receipts of Beans are runnlnl -nuller than for the past fortnight, though they are -uu “The market continues firm, b poae is rej d. N g: further ld"ln‘? '\fl ul uueh sg‘%‘,xé o e zg 5! 0.’8“ :}5 "fi‘} g g mug-.um Pl W h anouu- per ctl. b gu%—- i “ 50' Ylllflw us- | 135" mlstarn: Alta lr:f Rape Ghw :u ;T Te; T 1B, a trifle weaker. Two cars came in. Pickle Onions dragged at easfer Jegetables of good ! qual are still bring- ing. high_prices, appeared from lofln‘m ge County -ml lnld readily at the quota- POTATOES - Burbanks from the river 300 60c per cfl; Salinas Burbanks. 90c@$l 15 per o Oregon, 90c@$1 10; River Reds. 609750 cc:!fl Sweet Potatoes, $1 20@1 25 per ctl for W?Nrovs—mm per ctl; Pickie Onions, 30c VEGETABLE en Peas, 3ic; String Beans, 3@3%c per b, lneludm‘ ‘Wax; Lima, 3@ 4c; Cabbage, ctl; Tnm-wa, per box: per i+ Cue 50G85C pers, r box; Bell. ; Egg Plant, Sflcfih: Green O] r "box; Marrowtat Pa«liry and Game. The receipts of local Poultry were ample, but owing to the brisk demand and the absence of Western evervthing cleaned up well at firm ind barley crops, and quotations are lower and -rldy nominal, as usual at this time of the BAGSr—GnhI Bags. @6c cash and 5%c asked tor .!uneduly del;é!r), Quentin, 5.96¢; o Fleece Twine, e | Se; Frnl( Bl‘l, 5 6c and 6l4c for the three sizes of Cotton COAL— 6% @81.c for Brown Jute. ington, $8 per ¢ ton: Smnnum weltington, Seaiile, $9 50 Beemt 30 R Coos Bay, 35 50; Greta, t Wail- Co-operative 'Wallsend, =~ $6 50 Richmond, $7 50; Cumberiand, $12 in bulk and | $123 25 in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, ——: Welsh Amlu’lclte Esfi $13; Welsh Lump, Cannel, $9 per ton: Coki 5 per ton $11 in bulk and $17 In sacks: Rocky uounmn de- | scriptions, $8 45 per 2000 ibs and $8 50 per ton, according to brand. OIL—Linseed, 5ic for boiled and 55c for raw in barrels; cases Sc more: Californie Castor Ofl, In cases, No. 1, 70c; pure, $1 16; Lucol, 50¢ for bolléd and "4Sc for raw, in barrels: Lard Oil, extra winter strained, barrels, 96c: cases, §1; China Nut, 56@62¢ per gallon; vure Neatstoot, in_barrels, 7c; cases, 75¢; pure, 70c; Whale Oil, natural white, m&ic per gallon: Fish Oll, in barrels, 45c; cases, Cocoanut Oil, in barrels, G3%e for' Ceylon i S83%e tor Australia prices. Turkeys, Ducks and Pigeons were | 1 SOBL OTLT v.';ti:-:,h s Astral 205 higher. A car of Western will be marketed Extra Star, 2315c: Blalne, 2514 to-day. c; deodorized Stove Gasoline, in There was a good demand for Game and in Ccases, 28%e: do, 72 degrees, in | Sound stock cleaned up readily at previous prices POULTRY—Live Turkeys, old,” 16@l7c for Gobblers and 16@17c for Heus: young Turkeys, 18@19c: Geese, per pair. §1 50@1 76; Goslings, 1 Dus $3@1 !or old and _$3@ $6@6 50; young Roos- ; old Roosters, $5@5 60; Fryers, @4 50; Eroile @4 50: for large and $3 25 @3 50 for small; Pigeons, $1 56@1 75 per dozen for old and $1 75@2 for' Squabs, GAME—Doves, §1 per dozen: Hare, $1 per dozen; Cottontail Rabbits, $1 50; Brush Rab- bulk, 1834¢; in cases, 25c; Benzine, in bulk, 16¢c; in cases, 2214c; 86-degree Gasoline, in bulk, | 2lc: in cases. 27%e. JURPENTINE-2ft per gallen in cases and | 66 in drums and iron barrel RED AND WHITE LEADRed Lead, W 8%3c per lb; White Lead, 6@6%c, according to quantity. SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refining Gon- | in 100-1b | pany quotes as follows, per pound, bags: Cubes, A Crushed and Fine Crushed, 400c; Puwdered, 436c: Candy Gramulated, Dry Granulated Fine, 4.25c; Dry Granu- bits, §1; Mallard Ducks, Canvasback, $4 med Coarse, 4.25c; Fruit Granulated. 4.25c; @S: Sprig. $3@4 50; Teal 5087 Widgeon, | Heet Granuisted (100-h baka-only}. &18c; Con- $1 50@1 75; small Ducks, §1 50: Gray Geese, | fectioners’ A, 4.25¢ A $3: White Geese, $1@1 b0 Brant, §3 Tor large and $1 50 ror small; English Snipe, $§2 Common, $1 50. Butter, Cheese and Eggs. For Butter 29¢ is now a very extreme figure, end fancy creamery in round lots is freely of- fered at 28c, with heavily stocked dealers sell- ing down to 2734c. The ruling figure is 28c. Supplies are mora than enough for current needs. ‘The rain has'not thus far affected the market, the weakness being chiefly due to the diversion of the public demand from fresh o cold storage grades, usual at this time of the ear. ¥ Cheese continucs firm and unchanged. There has been no further decline in Eggs, but they are glow of sale and weak rather than firm. ~Stocks of fine raneh are not large, but in view of the fact that the public are running largely on Western® and cold storage goods they show a tendency to atcumulate. Receipts were 64,000 lbs Butter, 320 cases TER—Creamery, 27%@20c 27c for firsts and 26c for seconds 2 ; store Butter, 17@20c per I cold storage, 24@26c. CHEESE—New, 121@15c; old, Young Amsrllcl. 13@13%c: Eastern, per Ib, EGGS—Ranch, 42@45c for fancy; 40@4lc for gcod and 35@30c for fair: store, ‘nominal; ooid storage, 24@28c; Western Eggs, 22%G 2The. per 1b for nominal, 14%@15¢ Deciduous and Citrus Fruits. The recent rains have had the effect of checking the movement in Table Grapes and receipts vesterday were light in consequence. Orders for shipment to Puget §ound were plen- tiful and everything sultable for shipping sold readily at improved prices. The large open boxes were firmer, especially Muscat, supplies of which were limited. There was no business at all in Wine Grapes and the season-is prac- tically ended. Declduous fruits moved freely in the morn- ing, but the afternoon trade was dull, owing to ihe wer weather. Receipts of Melons were put as the demand was likewise, prices ved Nitle. lmprovtnent. - Changen: In’ Bar: Ties were slight. Stocks of Mexican Limes wers heavy and were offering freely at easier prices. The other citrus fruits were dull and un- chenged. Cranberries are selling off briskly. CRANBERRIES—Cape $9 per bbl epot and $10 76 to Arrlve wuwn-ln, $8 75 per bbl; Coos Bay, §2 sPsmmu:s—w S04T 2 chest, ES—$8 per chest for worth and 5204 £ for Malihdas HUCKTEpERRs—dgke per 1b. QUINCES—25@50¢ BLUMS AND CRUNES 806 per box and 9 90c per crate. APPLES—30@40c per box for common, 309 85 for cholce and 80c@l 15 for fancy; fancy Oregon, $1 40@1 50, PERSIMMONS—75@90c PEARS_S120@150' per box for Bartietts: Winter Nellle, 75c@$1 25 per box; other Winter Pears, 2 PEACHES—{0G80c per. box. accoriing to POMEGRANATES—36@50c for small boxes and $1@1 50 for large. GRAPES—Table Graves, G0asse trate: Grapes, in large open boxes, Long- per box. box or 1 150 for Muscat, and 75c@$1 for othér varleties; Wine Grapes, nominal. MELONE—Cantaloupes, 75c@$1 per crate; Nutmegs, 35@50c per box; Watermelons, $1 120 per dozen for small and $1 50@2 50 fo medium and large. C, 8.75e bl more; 50-Ib bags, 10c more for all kinds. lets—Half-barrels, 4.75c; boxes, 5c per Ib. ovder taken for less than 75 barrels or its equivalent. San Francisco Meat Market. Supplies about balance the demand and the market for all descriptions rules steady. DRESSED MEATS. ‘Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are as follows: BEEF—6%@T7c for Steers and 5@6c per Ib VEAL—Large, 615@Sc: small, @9 per Ib. MUTTON—Wethers, 1@8%e: Eves, 6% per 1b. LAMB—83,@8c per 1b. PORK—Dressed Hogs, 815@9%¢c per Ib. LIVESTOCK MARKET. The following quotations are for good, sound Livestock delivered In San Francisco, less 50 per cent shrinkage for Cattle. CATTLE—Steers, 8%@9c; Cows and Heifers, T@7%¢c; thin Cows, 4 per Ib. C LVES—4@8%c per lb (gross weight). EP Wethan, 35Q8%e; jewer. 340810 Der l ‘weight). LAMBS Sockiing Lambs, $2 50G2 75 per head, or 4@4%c per Ib live weight; yearlings, 3%@1c per lb. HOGS—Live Hogs, 250 Ibs and under, 8%c; under 150 Ibs, 63ic; feeders, 53,@6c; sows, 20 per cent off; boars, 50 per cent off, and stags, 40 per cent off from above quotation: Receipts of Produce. FOR THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23. Flour, qr sks 1,301 |Straw, bal Wheat, ctls 60 Barley, ctls 400 Oat 270 8387 462 | Pelts. bdl- 435 Tallow, ‘ctls . 274 Wine. gals 350 Raisins, bxs ... @REGON. 320 Braa, sks BL i MLOLE SRR STOCK MARKET. * *m* P Spring Valley Water continued the leading | stock on the morning session of the Bond Ex- | change, selling down to $85@84 under active transactions. The sugar stocks were and freely dealt in, being affected by cables re- porting the London market for beet sugar ex- | cited and rising, with the world's visible sup- ply reducgd to 1,145,000 tons. Hutchinson was higher at $14 25@14 75 and Makaweli at'$22@ | 22 25, the others being firm at about previpus quotations. In the afternoon the firmn:es in the X Focks continued, “Honokaa $18 823, to $22 75 and umcuwn to $15. Eprln‘ huey Water sold at §84 73G9, The ofl stocks were quiet all day. The Bay Counties Power Compuny will pay a | dividend of 20 eents Novemoer 10. The West Riverside Water Company has lev- 1ed &n assessment of $10, deiinquent Novein- er The tollowing quotations or the United Rafl- | ways of San Francisco were received frowm New York yesterday by Bolion, De Ruyter & | CITRUS ~FRUITS_Ofanges. 81 80G2 for | Cor Common stock $23 87%: preferred, seedlings and $2 25@4 lencia, accord- | $63 7 and interest; subserip- 1 for, common, | tions, ing_to quality; Mma §1 26@1 50 for choice and $2@2 50 Grape Fruit, 3$3; Mexican Limes, Bananas, 31 50@2 50 per bunch for New Orleans and $1@2 for Hawalian; Pineapples, per dozen. Dried Fi ruiis,,N uts ‘and Raisins. There is no further change to report under for fare STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. THURSDAY, Oct. 23—2 p. m. UNITED STATES BONDS. this head. The demand for everything good % continues and a feeling, of firmness pertades et the whole list. Nobody hardly expects any B i6wer prices for anything, the expectation be- A ing rather the other way, in view of the unex- . %6 ‘ected shortage In Apricots and Peaches, and it ok 108 u-.. m.dom with which they are passing out beiy }: %. & = I s :}}5 rnufl-s— fcots, um for Royals and = = 10433 8@12%c for Moorparks: Evaporated Apples, 3 [ Do, B8 ... — 100 }n\t SIV 5si23 1 guic; w, arue. 33@4%c; Peaches, am; H R T&L 6108 — |lerra Cal 6s.100%111 ic; e@4lic for - quarters and L Ang R 11"@1%&%‘,5 P of A 65 for lnlvor Nectarines, a;soac for 'llllc. L A L Co 6s.10014101 [i¢ Flpms, bg6c for pitted and 101%a for e s ::g gigé = s‘; nlma. Figs, 2%0‘%«: for black and 4@bc for | Lo & Sempeiors = uom)sr A lOb%lOG‘, M PRUNES—1002 crop, 2%@2%c for the four | Mkt-st C.€8.125% 3 % st with 3@lc premium for the large sizes. Do lem ::.1%\ ;, RAISINS—1902 crop are quoted as follows; | N B of C 6e.1111% 2-crown loose Muscatels, per Bs ¥ T el ib; B-crown, Blac: 4-crown, Oc; Seedless lovse | N P C R Bs. M Muscatels, Bc; Seedless Suitanis, be; Seedless | N-C R 5s..115% i 2pd .1 Thompsons, 5lac; 2-crown London Layers, N C P C 5s.104% — J|5P BeR C 65138 — Ib boxes, $1 per box; :—crmvu, 1 40; 4- | N S R 5s...10334104. |5 V Wat €s109 — crown fancy clusters, 20-ib_boxes, §2; 5-crown | O G L H 3s.112 = — | Do 4s 2dm.102%103 Del 20-1b boxeu, 50; 6-crown Impe- | Ok T Co €s.123 ~ — Do 4s 3dm.10] uunrz rials, 20-16 boxe: Do 8s ....1131 — ltkn G&E6s.108%51 faney, 18 oz, ¢ cholce, 16 oz., 6%2; l.l oz. bull sbtceneil, 11 8% Qr.'c No. 4 b H <] Ed EE 8 # n NUTS—Wainuts, No. rin Co — " |3pring Vi 2, 6@7c; No. 1 hardshell, 10@10%0; N P TR g g Thos” Simends, " 1lc. for - Nonvareils. 10%G b LA E lig'ter 1 X L, 10g10%e!tor Ne Plus Utira | E8'G"L o) 3. 3 and 8@8% Langu Peanuts, 5@7c for | o1 B L, — T antern: Brash Nuts, 1 20i2lac; Filbercs, l.bo L& H &5 1234c; Peécans, 11@ldc: Cocoanuts, $3 50G0: | Pac G Imp. 34 33 |Stkn G & B Chestnuts, 123015 oW b NEY—Comb, 11%@12%¢c for bright and ; - 1011x for Meht amber: water white exitacted, | Firem's Fnd. — — | w.‘" c: light amber extracted, 5@5%c; dark, BANKS. jm B & Ti3 = Tirst Nation! SWAX—27%@20c per Ib. Anglo-Cal T R 167 ,-21.5 Fraoiint e T h Y LR 151 -al e e, lon] Prwmo”" SAVINGS BANKS. Ger 5 & L.2050 2150 |Sav & Loan. 90 105 Humboldt .. — — The situation remains unchanged, Hams and light Bacon beinz very firm and in demand. CUREU MEATS—Bacon, 14%c per Ib for heavy, 15¢c for light medium, 17c for light, 18¢ for extra light, 19c for iunr-mued and 21@22c for extra sugar-cured; Security Sav.: m 400 Tnion Trst.iS30 Mutual ..... 80 § F sav U535, STREET RAILROADS, California. .. — 105 |Market-st Geary ...... — — iPresidio ...l — e Thther Calitothia Ham Shocs. Hewt, o B gt 2, Miss. 3o '23 Glant Moy, $11 50@12: rime Mess Pork, 31 50; extra clear, a 5, $19 50; Dl’Y Salt- ed Pork, 14@14%¢; Plg Pigs' Fest, lelu-n o 'mw"m = lficuoufl ‘.“. 54@8%c per Ib Hotehioaon * it rees, c_per ot | :or compound una 13¢ hfit -barrels, MISCELLANEOUS. re, 13%c; 10-1b tins, fl%e. ib tins, 13%c; | Alaska Pack159%160% |Qeeanic § Co 17% 20 Lty R O Cal Frull As 95% 97 | Pac A F A. 2§ 3- COTTOLENE—One half-barrel, %c; | tares | Cal Wine Asi01 102 |Pac_C Borx.165 = — 1 hurul-. ”.c one flaree, ”fic. Vige: five tierces, 9%e Hide:, Tallow, Wool and Hops. HIDES AND SKINS—Culls and trands sell / General Merchandise. 1t is reported that a large quantity of Grain ‘Bags, some say 30,000,000, will be catried over, mmdmtln‘ qJ Morning Session. Board— 10 Ca! Wine Assn . 5 Contra_Costa Water . 273 00 30 Hana Plantation Co . 3 50 i S o im 10 Hutchinson 8 4 190 Hutehinson S P Co. 14 50 50 neon' § P Co 47 25 Hutchinson 8 P Co 14 6215 30 s 22 00 115 weli - 2225 10 ic S § 20 00 100 Paauhau 8 P 14 50 408§ F 4125 235 Spring Valley 5 00 100 Spring V: 84 50 140 Spring V: i G0 Spring Valley 84 50 100 Valley Water 84 00 000 3 Valley 6s 109 25 1000 12 50 Stree mmmfi Gas & Ry Bs.......105 00 Afternoon Session. ‘ Board-- 0 a S Co .. . 13 6214 %0 Hutehitaon S 25 Hutchinson - 14 87y 100 Hutchinson - 15 00 25 Maspaweli . S 2200 135 Magaweli - - 22 621 95 Makawel) . 2275 - 10 Oncmes S L 2% c Gas . 3450 3 g Vailey I8 100 § Valley water . L8800 | 10 mmu Water - 84 871 100 Hoi L1325 ¥ strong | AUCTION SALES £ P P Stylish Carriage Teams and Fast Road- st Stevarts, T Bovard S_ CALIFORNIA STOCK AND OIL EXCHANGE, Morning Session. Boare 5330 Monte Cristo OHl 106 Home Oil, s 30, 10 Honokaa Suga: Street— 30 Spring Valley Water Afterndon Session. Boar 1 Hanford Oil . 1100 Sterling Of} MINING STOCKS. Following were the sales in the San Frarcis. esterda: co Stock and Exchange Hoard v : Morning ‘Session. I | i | 300 Alta 06. 100 Con C- & V 83 200 Rest 06 100 Overman " 00 €hallenge 09 200 Savage ..... 08 Afternoon Session. | 100 Calendonia .. 150 Con C & V .. ‘82 94| 160 Calendonia .. “97 Following were /the sales In the Pacifie tock Exchange yesteyday: Morning Session, 300 Best & Belch 06! 200 Overman .3 | 180 Con C & V.. 83| 200 Potosi (] §\ 200 Ophir 8111500 Utah . 05 Afternoon Session. 1100 Best & Belch 200 Hale & Norcs 16 17100 Caledonia ... 97| 200 Mexican . ol 200 Con C & Va. S2| 200 Ophir . 84 5€0 Gould & Cur 06| 500 Potost o8 - 500 Gould & Cur 05 CLOSING QUOTATIONS, Oct. 234 p. m. Bld. Ask. - [ THURSDAY, i o5 01 o5 ol 20 21 o 10 | 82 84 08 oo Challeng C 07 08 | Chotlar 2 04 | Confidence - - ConC&V 02 " os | Con Imp 1z 1 jCon N Y . — OL|Silver Hill .. 48 &0 | Crown Polnl .. 01 02 St Louls ... — o8 Eureka . 18 — Syndicate . -— 08 Exchequer .. — 01 'Union Con ... 10 11 | Gould & Cur. 05 06 Utah ,....... 05 08 | Hale & Nor.. 18 1IN Yel Jacket.. 11 12 Julia o— o4 | —_— | WILL NOT PROSECUTE FOR BROTHER'S SAKE o b Herman Wendenburg, a Discharged Solider, Arrested for Grand hrccny. Herman Wendenburg, a discharged sol- dier, was arrested early yesterday morn- ing by Policeman Davids at Stockton and O’Farrell streets on complaint of Frank Wiss, a soldier, who is living with a | friend at 100 McAllister street. Wiss al- leged that Wendenburg on Tuesday stole $180 and his gold watch and chain valued at 380 from him. Wendenburg admitted to Policeman Davids that he had taken the money. and watch and chdin and had deposited %60 of the amount at the Old Louvre, . Grant avenue and . O'Farrell stréet. He had the gold watch and chain and $24 50 in his pockets when searched at the City Prison. He had bought a new suit of clothes and squandered the bal- ance of the money. ‘When Wendenburg appeared before Po- lice Judge. Conlan yesterday on a charge of grand larceny Wiss told the Judge that he would not swear to a complaint, as he said he knew Wendenburg’s brother {in the East and for his saké would not | prosecute the case. Besides, he was satis- fled he would get the money back. The Judge refused to dismiss the case and | continued it.till to-morrow. A charge of | vagrancy ‘has also been booked against ‘Wendenburg. —————————— INDEPENDENCE, Wis.; Oct.. 28.—Two chil- dren, aged 4 and 9 years, of John Eichman of Traverse Valley were burned to death to-day. § They were cooking potatoes out doors whea their clothes caught fire. 1 hcifle Coast stumshlp BQ. Steameps leav: cisco as follows: 5 | i ; I a. m., Oct. 13,18, 23, 28, Nov. 2. Senttle to this company’s steamers for Alaska H G. N Ry.; at Seattle for Tacoma to N. t Vi neouver to PF%: E!.xrek anmboldt Bay)—! Oct. 14, 19, 24, 30, Nov.s2, 5, 8. For Los Angel (via Port Los Redondo), San Diego and Santa Santa Rcsalia, Sundaye, 9 a. m. State of California, Thursday. 9 a. m. For Los Angeies (via San_ Pedro and Tast San Pedro). Santa Barbara, Santa Cruz, terey, San Simeon, Cavucos, Port Harford. fan Taais ‘Obtspo, Ventura, Hueneme and *Ne . m., Ov:t:rllfl % Nor & Coos Bay, 9 a. m., Get. 1 ‘;;r l-‘::unldl, ‘Magdalena Bay, !u! Jose del Cabo, Mazatlan, Altata. La Paz, Santa Rosa- lia, Guaymas (Mex.)—10 a. ‘m., Tth of each ot further information obtain folder. Right reserved to change steamers or sailing e OFFTCE—+ New Montgomery e ‘:' "fif FI0 Market st Freight lar] o b A‘:QD‘V\‘N Gen. Pass. Agt., 10 Market st., San Franeiseo. OR&N-CO. Only Steamship Line to PORTLAND, and short rail line from Portland to ail pnmu East. Through tickets to all points. all rail or ateamship and rail, at LOWEST RATE: Steamer tickets include berth and meals. Steamer sails foot of Spear st. at 11 a. m. .D. W. HITCHCOCK. Gen. 1 Montgomiery st TOYO KISEN KAISIIA.I SIEAMERS WILL . LEAVE WHARF. First and Brannan streets, at 1 p. for YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG, umn' at Kobe (Hicgo), Nagasaki and ngha! onnecting at Hongkong with steamers for In- dia, ete. No cargo recelved on board on d-yof sailing. MARU. 88 TAMERICA Bt RU (calling at lu.nlg ;uv.sdl’. November 25, et Friddy, December 19, 1002 MARIPOSA. for Tahiti, Oct, 31, 10 a. m, SONOMA, for Honoluiu, Samos, Auek: a and Sydney, Thursday, Nov. 8, 4.0, SPRECKELS & BRUS.CC., Agts.. Freight ifice, 329 Markat $t., Pierko. 7, Pacific 8¢, AMERICAN LINE. NEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON. St Loujs.0ct, 2210 amigt. Paul.Nov. 5 10 am Phila..Oct. 20, 10 am/sSt. Louls.Nov.13,10 am RED STAR LINE. NEW YORK, ANTWERP, PAR!! jand.Oct. 25, 10 am|Kensingtn. N S10. om | Finland.Nov. 1. 10 mlmh—l Nov. 15, INTERNATIONAL NAV!GATION 00. CHAS. D. TAYLOR, 30 Montg'm'y st. street. Fivat-clasd to Hasras W0 €18 apwast. ass GENERAL T T T T G building), Pacific ' tgomery avenue. San Francisco, | Ticket Agents. !utmumm' Agents, Tickets sold by all Railroad FOR U. ll" YARD AND VALLEID. Steamers GEN. FRISBIE or MONTICELLO. 9:45 a. m., 3:15 and $:30 p. m., except Sun- iday. Sunday, 9:45 a. m., 8:30 p. m, Leaves ""‘"’”s:..d'.’“"‘ 6 p. m.,