The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 29, 1902, Page 11

- THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1902. warypock closedt v ahetie hm-r. lard 50 | tacr of. 4,187,000 bushels; Europe and |everything cleaned up at firm prices. Tke higher and ribs a shade-lower. ufloat, hn_incicase of ~1,100,000; total in- | quofations on Wine Graves wose withdrawn, as The leading futures ranged as follows: crease, 3, there. is not enougl business here to warrant —_—— 05 “The’ Sun_ Francisco market- was firm as o | thelf continuance: Articles— Open. High. Low.. Close. | cask grain, but futures were somewhat lower, | The market was liberally supplied with Ap- heat N / s tne saippers went Into the ‘DIt to check | pies and all srades moved freely. 2 advance I possible. and by . glving the other tree fru e change. Bulie all the whasr thay whates, swescied 1n | Receipts of Berrics were very nignt und at- | AUCTION SALE THIS .‘Y M”, dolug It, for the time belng, at' least. Trad- | tractive lots sold quickly. A4 11 oo, T04% MISSTON ST. mm ing was' rather tame, compared with the st | ~Seme of the Malindas arrived in bad condi- | Af/I1 orclock, 704% MISST three or four days. ' A bulileh feature, how- | tion, ~which accounts for the low quotation. | WUl <ell contents of 34 roome m oy ever, was the report that ten cargoes were | Bananas were In fair request at sustained | {UeRCE for speculators. McBRI - SOl or in process of sale for Australia at | prices B i . f. 0. . equivalent to or | “'Grape fruit was in demand and firm. bu s o i sald to be readily ob- | Oranges and Lemons were dull. D T i 3 % tainable, Wwith the millers ready buyers at| CRAN B A isg th st WEDNESDAY, Oc & SUMMARY :OF THE MARKETS. = . A hr Dl e < haire from” Chicago reported | Wisconsin, $8 5089 50 per bbl; Coos Bay, 32 56 | S50 X5y WEOREIDAT, Ok B 22 KL Sl ¢ . R Am Linseedsoil pid nn'onn at T4%e. It was No. 1 Northern. It mnfg%}?gms_fl 50@7 per chest. L AUCHION. CHRAR.. JRN, & = DOTLE: New York Stocks not materially changed. TH g s Jia Tard. pér 06 e n el e i L d@fifi“”finw%u’?'fi'flfimfi = = oo’ aied, St - LRSS . Am Smelt & Rer. October 180 ! Supplles from the Northwest. delivered at Bu- n{vngs?&:nmssfiw per Silver and Sterling Exchange semezvhgt higher. Am S & R pfd. get Sound points, If rumors on 'Change are | QUINCES.45@50c e 3 cull Anaconda Mo any cuiterion. At any rate they are looking | SV iAse AN BOUNBS q0@s0e per box for | . Local Stocks and Bonds without pariicular feature. Brooklyn Rap Tra. everywhere for. wheat and will ‘get it Where | piums ana 75@90c per crate for Prunes. < . 5 ron. . they can, for they must fill thelr shipping en- | © A5, o comman 508K | Cash Wheat still strong, but fulures weaker. g ), sty and (0 carpin e thalnotiieed | i Tor cholge and G815 for fancy; 1ARCY | dosen mot; ProkIg ot st [ . . . . peve o o Oregon. $1 25@1 3 & Pickled Cod, half-barrels, each . 11 ficat ships offering freely at low 1aies. / acral Electrlo. r CASH WHEAT. P ERSIMMONS 75e@81 pe COFFEE —Costa Rica135%@i8¢ for strictly oo Clb 7 canted A 3 Internatnl Pape g ! 22 "'"“‘; S e LN 0, meie S b pic oental, a0 T bk Dy Datteity: o COETEEC Clate Rive T Ten cargoes of Wheat reporied wanted for Australia. Internl Paper pfe B e e ougs, 200 Moo 3 FUTUR! Winter Nellis, $1@1 25 per box; other WINer | washed; 11@11%e for good washed; I1%@ldc e 3 Internl Power o e e T e e Session © to 11:90 &. m ears, 40GS0c. for good to prime washed peaberry; 10@ile for Casit Barley firm, but futures weak. Laclese Gos white, WYGLe: Mo, é’ufloxcz‘ffi.mns. Yo Opey. fl: T ;1 tone fl;E:‘CgEs—mm ber box, accordin® 10 | good to prime peaberry: 10%@11%c¢ for §0od ty - . ety ational Biscui : 122; No. 1 Northweitern, | December 3 1 134 rime; 8%@9%c for falr; 51a@7le for common Oc's firm, but quiet. Corn and Rye wvery strong. Nacionay Lead : 2&‘%3%,},.":{?::;‘...‘ {ess b, et | May . R ‘1 354 Z’ .ngoggf.%r‘:;fig:swm for smanl boxes | 20 e; SHAON s.maor—u'gfz’-'gcl vom. for 4 < orth American. his 518 6010 10: Tard. ver 100 1bs, $11 s, strictly prime washed: 9% @10%c for good to Flour and Millstuffs steady to firm. Pacific Coast DPl1o8" ahert rive sides (Igasl:) S1150atz; dry ¢ Onens R w. - Cloge, | |, ORAPESVIable Graes, $1 per craté 07 | Drime wathed: S@ae for far washed: 315@10%e TECRS it JEn : Pacific Mail . salted shoulders . (boxed), $10@10 25; short 17345 91 4% $L 35 $L iy | Leabella, v0c for Cornichon and 60GSSe per BOX | for good to prime washed pet porry; $14@%.foe Lurge quantities of Beans going overiand this week. Eeople's Gas i clelhr sides mxs'xd)“xzml i5a12; whisky, basis | Tailg 'y ot TR TR | ScTats Jfox otlier ofllmflvmnm raves good to prime semi-washed; S%@9c nom. for < -y B el Ca { nes, ; clover, contract ' grade, . o green un- d Seed freely offered and dull. Eressed 8 Car bl el ! {,‘fi'};&i,'fi:&:‘mw‘;t‘ R e asenUs o FRURE Gt X1 fous_ e aned: Stabe for oot 1o superioe wnwashed 3 B P p man Pal Car.. g ings ant 25 for Val . e 6c for common g ordinary,. g T e Tisteipts. Shipments. | tinued light and the demand was fafr. Spec- 2 : 75 for common, D vits, Nuts and Raisins shozo little change. ReATUBLOiBtel v i Rl N e | piation was quiet. ™t vine reported ‘inat the B L, R % Gr Taney | Rashed: 0G0 o sictly £f0a "washed . . 5 o rectors of the rchants’ X - 3 Prozisions steady to firm; but rather quieter. Teon Goad & i s biabtis | change, “fu View of the oterwheming opposl- | Sreanan by TheS o ocan, Limes: $4G4 50: | s@8%c for vod to superior unwashed: $%@ta & i Union Bag & ,,'g“ g S Oats, bushels | tion of the members, had decided not to make leans ‘and $102 for Hawailan: Pineapples, $2@ | foF 800d to prime unwashed peaberry. Guate- H firm, with a gmd demand. HO[’S firm n;en,w]wre Union BEP 0. 13% 13% | pie’ bushels the Port Costa warehouses reguiar for the |3 per dozen. i n mala and Mexican—11@14c for prime to fancy U # ith choice clips cleani; 2 U Loather - B0 4 4" L | Bariey. bushels . !geuvm;‘ jon heriey and had viecinded thelc ar, ‘ Tashed; 104GI0%e for striely good washed: | strong, w y . er making the Howard wareh Oakd FRARL i 9%@10¢ for was strong, with choice clps cleaning up. U 8 Leather pid -.i: 90% | “On the Produce Exchange the Butter market:| regalar. warehouse at Onkland | 1y, iod Fruits, Nuts and Raisins. | washed: 64@ise for medium: T e Beef steady. Muton firm. Hogs steady. U & Rubber pf 17% 18 | was easy; creamery, 10%@24%c; dairies, 15G CASH BARLEY. $ 1 ferior to_ordinary; 10@lic for good to steady. ] Arm. 8 - Y 8 Bbar p B 8 %;@e{{: steady, loss off, 22c; cheese, steady., || Feed; $1 20@1 2214; brewr: & gna shipping | There fs not muech mew to feport in this | Washed peaberry: stg‘ ”;nrt::od m No. particular change in-Potatoes, Onions or Vegetables. U S, Steel. 88y - mag | - x‘fldfi; c‘fiofi’:‘m 28; Chevalldr, $1.55@1 00 £0r | market. - Business Is not very Hvely at the | toyashed peanercy: S1@ Poultry and Game about as beforc o s - 91 | #* FUTURES. moment, as the shippers are so busy forward- | = L EATHER—Sole, heavy, 20@32c: g . Total sales .309,000 shares. F. . F # (‘&' Session 0 to 11 a. m. lllr;: n;elr modsl bought 'wmflo ‘weeks fiu that | "%‘éfie mfl rrd&"::mm ummnm v 131 herrie. 11 J ot s z 3 'y have no time to attend to new siness. | 2: oug! Cranberries rising. Wine Grapes about out. ¢ EW YORK BONDS. areign futures. sy . 8590 grSEE: | AC the ame time the feeling in ‘everything IS | Lyather, heavy. 33@3% for No. 1. and o U S 25, reg..110 |L & N unified 4s. xous Dec 123 b 13 | steady to firm, both here and In the iast, and | for No. 2; medium. aooa'l light. ’c“q" Do coup. . Mexican Cent 4s. 3 e ¥ bid, $123% trere i< little or no tendency to .;.- quota- | Skirting, ‘;"@13..- 400432 4. 36@38c: :.r 4 . & _ 1st ine. » tions on anything, especially as Peq Leather, 1 per foo 1:‘5 Leather. Retaii, Meat Prices. g 4§ ‘\:g‘ g: c‘;igz m Minn & St L 45, /108 LIVERPOOL, 2 p. m. Session, Apricots are well cleaned up, as already men- | 44c: Kip, unfinished, per Ib; Veal, flh— wrs 8 5 N Pt ‘m M K&T4s..... 99 Dec. Open. High. Low. 'Close. | tioned, and this leaves just so mueh more | jshe per Ib: Calf, Snjsned, ™ < i % 48 W Cu v } .137%| Do 2ds.. 83" | Opening L5104 May 124 §1 244 $L 24 31 241, | field for the other fruits. 1b; Wax Sides, 16@17c per foot: Belt Knm The following retail quotations for meats are 7 48 Clear | Do old 45, reg. .11 | N ¥ Cent Tets. e 2510 Becomber—No sales, Closed $1 23 blas | In Raisine. the best. demand is still for | Spiits 14@i0e; Rough Spiits. S@ioe per b, furnished by the San Francisco Retail Butch- B3 o C{::; | Do coupon. 4 Do gen 31 st Afi‘j/gsflfifl B i . geeded. Nuts are firm, Walnuts especially. | ' TANBARK Ground, }‘25028 per ton; stick, ers’ Protective Associatios - o S 2! ! 5, reg.....106%|N J C i i e Jocal trade continues to report a | Honey is steady, with fair sal t the quo- d. R e S iheiiiance 0 42 KB Clear | ‘Do cotipen:. .wsllg’No;‘th:r:( Sy 153” Aseat .,0;‘9'0 "’;“' ‘;‘A,’" rflrm ‘market with reduced offerings, though the | tations. T Aales A e A [ S e ecod, 7c tor bolled and BSo for raw e e Grer irouse | Los Angeles 74 B2 SW Clear Atchison gen 45,1102 e | Opentng 22 %0 2140 [ demand shows some ialling off at'the moment. | FRUITSApricots, 5GTc for Rovals and | in barreis: o S more; California Castor Sirioin Steak 1 Top Round Steak, | p, ‘“l""‘d 94 48 W= Clear | Do adj 4s...... 96 | Closing . 20 | White, $1 25@1 30; - Black, $i 1 20 toria@um for Moorbarks; Evaporated Apoles, 5| 0jl, in cases. No. 1, 70c; pure, $1 18; Lucol. Iise, Beef Stew. 10c: Corned Beel, 'S@I0C | nos arory B ey | Balt & Onio 4s..101 Flour— feed and $1 25@1 33 for sed; $115G | @8%c; sun dried, 34@i%c; Peachies, 3%@ | foc for botled and 4Sc for raw, in barrelw Sog Bomes, 4’ Soup Sieais, Sion Red Blu W 58 N Clear Do 34s 04y | SRS o eon Be1144s | Opening 00 . 2830 _|'122% for common to choice and $i 25 for Mic; Pears, 3%@4lic for quarters and 4@Sc | Tard Ol extra winter strained, barrels, 9%e Loin Roast, 15@30c; Shoulder Roast, | Sarrarroe 62 42 l\w c}e" o | o Do conv 4 St L & S F 4s.0100 | Closing . i1 28 25 f-n{.) for halves; Nectarines, 414@5c for white: | cases. $1: China Nut, 5i@62c per nn- purs ot o Catie i - | tcrament T 50 NW Clear 00| Canadn South 25100 |St L & SW 1nte 1p0 il 2 WCORN-—The market continues firm at the Plums, 3@bc for pitted and 181%c for un- | Neatifoo, in varrels. T0c: cases. Sperm. Leg. 12%c; Forequarter, S@10c; | Sort prake 64 46 NW Clear .00 | Central of Ga 5s.109% i 88 Available Grain Supbly 3 gh prices. The crop of Kgypylan Corn ls | pitted: Fige, 24@%ec for black and 4@5e for | pure, 70 Whale OfL natural P »asse s R e S, 0lic: 'Ben Franch 0658 W . Clear{ T IEUD0 1t tnar, v 80 v pply. Dow Jabout to come in and duolations named | white. | Per zallon: Fish Ofl in barrels; 45¢c: cases, soe 5, L obis B2\ Clear 00| ches & Onlo 3idii100% are £1730G1 30" for’ white and $1 0561 15 for ipgm,‘,,;hs;%,.‘ i Sl e A ok | BB o e, 4 for Cevion - 15@20c; Leg, 15 ; e e a0 1 ATt B1ae. . 80%4| Southern Hy Sa. 118 b NEW YORK, Oct. t. 28.—Speclal cable and sizes, wit c premium for the large sizes. | jqise for Australian, O % 156 {geatuie 208 Ay ELSOY 3| CBEQ newds. 96 Texas & Pac lata: P Projexraphic. advices recelvéd by Eradatreet's l’?':‘fioyfv{"fif{'. SR At ouna | " ngits g S Sl 1 | “COAL OILWatar White Coal OIl. in bulk, Roast, 15@18c: .Leg Roast, | Svokanes. 8W Clear T. | C, M&S P gen 4s.113 tow Fhe £o Clinixed 10 avs HRBTA b RYE—urth 0 R 2-crown locse ‘Muecatels, 50-1b boxes, 5c per | 14c; Pearl Ofl, in cases, 20%4c; Astral, 20%5c; Roaét 11@i2izc; Chops, 156 Neah Bay 56 B0 SW Cloudy .24/ ¢’ & N W con 7s. 1355 show the ONGw g SEERE & et rther sales at the top quotation are | j; 3-crown, 5lac; 4-crown, Seedless locse| Star, 20%4e: Extra Star, Zite: Elaime. 25%c 2¢; P, Walla Walla., €2 44 SW Clear .00 ¢ RTR B 4 :ln(‘edlnsl ac:nm;LR \\ktfeau; nu»ddsu:z1 1)‘1‘3\ pI:pomd and the market is firm-at §1 05@1 10 | Muscatels, jo; Seedless Sulta: jeodlens “fl"me zgu,c dm,o,,“d Stove Gasoline, in - =18 w 8 N c 00| “anada, east of Rockies, increased 4, 4 P i Zoc! gribtse prices o mot cover the ~cheaper ) JUILMUCC ”Agg 28 S Gur 8 bushels: Gioat” for and in Durope, frcreased |~ BUCKWHEAT—Nominal at §1 75 per ctl. Thompsons, Bigc; >-crown London Layers, 20- . Eife: do. 73 degrees, in Frices on them. T R | = 5 LAONID, mahala; S oty Lnotned z crown fancy clusters, 20-Ib boxes, $2; 5-crown Basetine, 1n iy SsE ¢ | WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL West Shore Canaay eadt ' of-Rockiee T inbensin | BIS.000 Flour and Ml[lsmffs. Dehesas, 20-Ib boxes, $2 6-crown Impe- | pyjk 2fc: in cases. 27%e. The Hop Market FORECAST. 15 W & L E 4s bushels, .Oats—United States and Canada, ThE Mo vty N P 0% e TURPENTINE—T2 per gallon in cases and p Market. F %rne. wiounse. e vhann’ copidly: wwvés . tha | D Cintral Un. . 858 [ Wis” Cent 45 cast of Rockles, decreased 396,000 bushels, The mills continue to report an active de- | fanc¥: 14 0z. Gc; 12 oz, Slse: bulk. S%c: | goe in drums and fron barrels. . e . ! Ft W & D C 1st.1143 Con Tob 4s i g - chojes, 10 05 O 12 o T ik WG | "RED AND WHITE LEAD—Red Lead. 8@ B | northwestern_portion of the country and has | gt v & D C Jst-1 - —_— mand at frm prices for Al articles quoted | “NUT Wainuts, No. 1 softshell, 11G12¢; No. | g b; White Lead, 6@6%e, according to New York advices report strong markets for |'fallen over California and Arizona. | &l New York Metal Markef. below. 2,76070: No' 1 hardsnell, Tomtome: N | 6%c per 1 te > s B Tt e t By NEW YORK Mi : New Yor etal Markef. 2ot c: No rdshell, 10910%ic; No. 3, 7e: | Soe Ber ope, as foliows London cable advices re- mir weather prevails generally over Call. INING STOCKS. FLOUR—California Family Extras, $4@4 25, | 1002 Almonds, 1lc for Nonpar:ils, 10L.% | TGV 1 erpool, $25@27 50 for the best and ported that the bfficial estimate of the English | {08, In the great vallevs the maximum | 15 Little Chief. NEW YORK, Oct. 28 —Owing to an advance | USUal terms: Bakers' Extras, $3 90G4; 1lc for I X L, 10@10%c for Ne Plis UL | ¢0q'65@2s for factory filled. Domestic—fmi- hop crop Places the yield at 3R.000 cwt. Ad- | \WmDSTatires are not much above 7 degrees. | Alice 25 Ontario . DTS A ol ik i i‘fim dnd Washington, § 25 per bbl for Fam. A And 8GS%c for Lanucdoc; Peanuts. 5@7c {07 | {alion Liverpool, $10 S0G3L 40; H. R. R Tt M et ool rhisty achive o | oAk, TEade at Sar Vranetas Breece 10 50 Ophir » of 125 6 in London, where spot tin closed at 3" ng’ g3 4003 5 for’ Dakers . | Eastern; Brazil Nuts, 12@i2%e; Filberts, 126 | 5% a01 40: Caitfornia Dairy: 50-1b bags, firm markets, the'buying by dealers being fair- | Northern Celifornia—Fair W=dnesday; cooler | Comatoek . Tum % et 100 406 and Dt hee A ol Wt L e Ao T e s tol- | 12}c: Decans, 11@idc; Cocoanuts, §3 30@0: | 519 50920 407 Rock Salt. $16 Q18 &, m‘ . by Lo Ay b P PR LT i T o By Soinatock Tunpsl,. 06 Potosl was firmer but dull, spot closing at §26 S0G27. | lows: Graham Fiour, £ per 100 bs; Rye Flour, Chestnuts, 1213@15c. % ine to quantity; Hal? Ground, $17 60@19; Gt Sor s mad there was & | Boutters Californis- Pair Weanesday; cooler | Mo ailcar o o Copper was easier in Landon, declining 5e, | 33 207 (Jiyge Meal, 83; Rice Fiour, §7; Com |, HONEY—Comb, 113,012}e for brizht ani | yidieq '$20821 40 per ton. o B S e zu',c in fhe Interior: freeh westonly winde fom Sver, 2128 Chorea Neuda or to £52 3 9d for spot and £52 8s 8d for fu- | Mel.l $3 50; ‘extra cream do, 4 lo@ilc for light amber; water white extracted, | ©oTCRSILVER—$45@46 50 for local use and Yakimas. State reports | & Nevada-fai P ¥ ron Stlver. 75 Small Hopes. . | Oat Groau 5 25; Hnmlny $4 5‘6170 qc. light amber extracted, 5@5%c; dark, | ¢of per flask for export. at ‘two fair-sizea otz of cholce wers | San Francisce and vidalty Fair Wednes- | o0 e Con 04| Standard ... e e e LR T P AES Cor iy SUGARThe: W estawn Saptn ; in Majone, Prankiin County. at 33c and | aay: light north winds, changing to brisk wes BOSTON STOCKS AND BONDS. T, Tae at 11 To@11 95 osu{ o '1“1 et S T A nh 3?@9“"‘ > BEES“ ARSI e T s pany quotes as follows, per pound, "‘ ‘0"" 4%t severai smalier lots were purchased at 32c. ALEXANDER G McADIE, Mining— %?‘1“1;2“223711 % :nd ‘(:agtln( at §1Ei'u yféfx o z? %‘(lrealaeonfirgxabab:g;‘%e"snm Pe:‘.‘ ';:1‘:.' ‘;"g%@ E1 Cubes, A Crushed and Fine C'“'MI_M changes were reporied 1 the Ger- | Forecast Offical. Adventure Lead” was quiet and unchanged both here | Green Peas, §5 oer 100 e X 2 Provisions. by "“'&’-’.’f‘.m‘;fiim A e: Dry Granc guiet. The local market held firm, S P s e B s Foe faton’ Caarse, "4.2oc: Fruit Gramulated, 4.23e: strong advices from the coast and | * [ rret A L it b i Hay and Feedstuffs. The market is not at all excited, and in fact | fect Granalated (100-1b bags oniy), 418c; Con- < outside quotation for choice 1902 | | Salemat. & e L e S R s 18 rather quister than It has Been. Hams and | fectioners’ A 4.20c: Magmolis A SSSaL wae advanced to #dc. It is reports at Centennial Iron at Glasgow was 1d higher, ch,,m‘ at Pri e light Bacon continue scarce and very fi C. 3.75c; Golden 3 3 D" : barrels, e T s o S MA _ . @ A ces have not changed for some days. The | 'St B2 2 : more; boxes, 505 i T noveaan 1 | ¢ < FARTENRE BAAREIS Sh | S et 5 | o, i Midiohing S lieh SFRREC | cotng i Pesdettle conindes i under g | CUNED MEATE Decon, ok per 1o for | M, MG, S S o Tor i i T same month last year. Mail advices | .. g 5 ' o q AR | offerings, while Hay is steady, with mods s oy Halhti moyiate. 346 for Ne! -4 4.75¢; boxés, 3¢ per Ib.. No . . o % - % | Boston &. Albany.259 " | Franklin continue nominal. No. 1 foundry Northern, 8t 4 add moderate | ¢ lets—Half-barrels, 4.7 R Tt 2 . ! X or extra light, 1bc for sugar-cured and 21@ | ot Sots Cuagie 0V Shet Yop vicr the 4 Bogion ‘Elévated. 155 | lsle Royale $23@25, No. 2 foundry Northern, No. 1 foundry "’;f“‘;',,,i’:,"m“ Agee deaend, | 236 for extra sugar-cured: Eastern sugar-cured | Order taken for less than 73 Yortle o e g ‘ 4 ¢ N Y, & B Mohawk Southern and No. 1 foundry Southern soft ar 00 00, o | equivalent. e hesi_ ¢ New York Stock Market. NI NH & E...2 |Moha thefn and N are | NI DDLINGE. $25G20 per ton. Hams, 1o%c; California Hams; 18c; Mess Beer. | SUSUISEy potait prices are s follows: The Weather and Crops. . Union Pactfic 03% | Onceola - e AL FEEDSTUKS —Rolled Barley, s34 500 P Rer Dl ety e A g SAEY. | crine, iy M 19 50; o ps- NEW YORK, Oct, 35 —1n no important par. | Mexican Centrai. . 2513 |Parrot . R T Cont o ne il o | $11 50g12; prime Mess Fork 13615 5o: extra | FIAt. *RCi0s" Siips0; Latn. & s L] Wierriafll- ¥ e sl i e b avgie! i o [ T TR o AR 1 New York Cotton Market. i ; Cocoanut Cake, Gaear, 2% Mese, $10 So; Dry falied Pork. 314 | 4:%Pickets, $10: Shingles, 32 for No. 1 and §1 75 The weekly report of A. G. MeAdie, section | o0 G *O SRV StOPE MELRet SURer T | American Sugar..121%|Santa Fe Copper. 1% Yed Feed & C“c"é‘;wmc‘:ud o ,g“g“{w I T e N W e L e, ¥ ns for split and $14 for < the climate and crop service of the | .o, oy around dulness and apathy and the | A, 13;;11.-& i A Damdanks 185 NEW YORK, Oct. 28 —The cotton market | Hu_wh.,’“% 15, with sales ai $13 50: | LARD—Tierces, quoted at 8%4@8%c per Ib | 58WR: "“’"“ SRiean, 1 a8 follew): little business transacted was. almost wholly | Dominion 1 & .. 511,42 %‘G‘n‘i‘:’?nmn o T | Tas et AR dacatyel 1012 Joi0d loxee I 3"‘“‘ S o ”mn Bal ss“ L i o °°E‘IZ“""; e S T e Receipts of Produce.” ENE! , SU! X £ - e s and -closed steady, with prices net 4 to 9 rley, 50; | pure, c; 10-1D tins, 13%c; 5-1b tins, 13%c; (4] . GENERAL SUMMARY prevaiea | PrOfessional. Commission houtes reported next | Mass Electrip.... 38 |United Staies.!! 21% | fointa Towerd i LR 2 e g LRy R e Clover, | 3-Ib ‘tins, 13%e. 4 % ecerp e Dot Durtas. The ot “"‘y o dbemand either for the long or short U B et e o s B2 e — smfiovge_rag,o, COTTOLENE—One lalf-barrel, 97%c: three TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28. S The ‘canteal il ‘Sortheid o t, but some of the Western houses bo U S Steel pia. ... 89% Winon Eastern Livestock Market. A %@55c per bale. bait-barrels, 9%c; one tierce, 9%c; two. tierces, FOR JAY. Showers oacurred in ‘the south toward | moderately. ~Prices manifested a further ten- | U 8 Steel pfa.... 88% | Winona . —_— 9%c; five terces, 8%c per 1b. Flour, ar sks... 22.312(Wool, bales .... 350 the week. Heavy fogs prevalled | JeCY 10 eag in the early day. but rallied later : s Beans and Seeds. X = R T ot BT Thi e sa.ci osed in many instances at a higher level LONDON CLOSING STOCKS. CHICAGO. Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops. e warnings of the , approach of _the | Sterling exchange was-a factor, advancing to | Con for money.92 15-18 Norfolk & West CHICAGO, = Octi. 38—CATTLE ~— Reeripts, |- 3 (4 4 s Eiven to raisin abd fmut growers | 34 86% as a result of the strong demand for.| Gon for accownt.. 93 | D6 oo meiing 500 Tenaas, 3000 Westorns, | Beans contimue firm. but the market is quiet i all see end though a considerable por- | 1-ondon refittances. ' Most of the day’s buji- | Anaconda .. 5 ¢ o7 d at the moment. It is reported that from 30,000 | Hcps are very quiet, but very firmly held by the crops still remained on the trays, ve- | BesS was done on this basis. Anything like a | Atchison 0% Steady. Good to prime steers, nominal, $7@ |, 4,000 sacks will be shipped overland this | growers, wio refuse to make concessions. The - ate that the loss will be very light. | detailed account of the day's -doings in_the | Atchison Readin; 8 40; poor to medium, $3 T5@6 75; stockers and | ! > >, A rcipaily Tokays, on the vines | Stock market seems almost: superfluons. Quo- | Bait & OBY 1001 3 feed $2 2504 85; cows, $1 4082 h!ltem |week on October contracts' made some time ' Eastern markets continue strong, as will be sks . - acrably damaged for table purposes | tations at the opening were fractionally lower | Canadian Pa 133‘52 Do 24 pra it $140G2 50; bul |48 QRiGEtiond S0y 8 Few NOSRIStInE, Mok | S Tr tHe ipart D ) contien. Midaitogs, ss. X and will be sent 1o th Walnuts in | and_Without significance. Early movements | Ghes & Ohio. Sowthérs Ry $1567 33; Toxas fed e, $321 50; | of them pronounced. Recelpts continue fiberal, | The ‘situation In Wool remains as before | gy, tons . 431 Brandy, porti. of Southern California were slightly | inciuded an apparently active demand for | Do ptd 96" | Western steers, $3 7 ;,’,‘j e i | but are by no means as heavy as they were | Stated. Choice free Wools are well cleaned up, | Siraw, tons .... lb'cmmry, damaged by the rain. Orange and Jemon trees | Texas and Pacific and St. Louls and San Fran- Southern i LY e g L | a week or ten days ago. | and dealers expect they will be out of the Way | pops, bales .... 2T f were considerably benefited and are in excellent | Cisco issues, a_moderate advance in St. Paul | Den & R G, | Thion Doctfc 30,000; Tett over, 4506, Tive to 10 conts lower | o Mustard Seed ‘continues freely offered, dull by December 1 Defective grades continue| OREGON. . condition in all sections. Prospects continue | and Sault Ste, Marie and an initial loss of more | Do pra 93" Do ptd. 2] i reen o s ower | and_weak, with sellers making concessins to | slow, and neglected by most buyers. Quota- | 19 good for an unusually heavy crop of oranges. | than 1 per cent in Lousville and Nashvijle. | mris 39%| U & Seel : A s | Dok | tions for Falls show some shading, except in | Wool, bales . Large shipments of apples are being made {rom | The list hardened and prices advanced quite | = Do ist pfd 68% | Do pa. o e ey 36 9000 15 | DEANS—Bayos, $2 00@3 10; small White, | the Figher-priced description. [ Sax md other points: in some sections the | generally. The market held fairly steady un- | Do 23 pf 53 ",, 5 e AN o £ s0gg 50: White, $320@3 30: Pink, | The Hide market is réported firm, in spite * Js the largest and best ever har- | der its rally, being, assisted in part by Short | [linots Central... 151 HED o eceinte, 3000, St P LR PRI 3 1of the strike, good dry ahd wet saited stock 2 covering, bui attempts (o realize on-the ad- | Louie & Nagh .. 140 |Spasien o T A ihreadys L Jambe, | B uliang ;. Buckeye, $i 10@4 15 per | being wanted. Calfskins are very firm, espe- beans and unbaled bay were slightly | yance, notably in St. Louls and San Fran- | M Kan & Toxas, 20%| bamde Foirs! 11l B e R S TR T L T T | clally green salted, which are wanted badly. STOCK MARKET. by, the-rains. Pasturage was greatly | disco,” were unsuccesstul, those issues closing | o ory o Loron 2| Rands fair to,cholce mixed, §3050G3050; Westorn | SEEDS_-Brown Mustard $332; Yellow "“"1 HIDES AND SKINS—Cylls and brands setl and green feed will soon be plentiful. | jcwer than the previous day. Sugar was heav: | N 3 Cong 10 Beei sheep, §2 7063, 70; native lambe, 83 5005 60, | tard, $ig1 25; Flax, §2 5063, Canary. 4@A%c | about ljsc under quotatiohs. Heavysaed|L L o al and northern districts the sofi | jiy bought in the afternoon for Boston account, | npral. . S e e for Eastern; c: Rape. 1%4@ | Steers, 1lc; medium, 10c: light, Sisc; Cow | 3 xcellent condition and plowing and | bur the st Closed b 8 met doss A_few |, Bar silver, steady, 23%d per ounce. Money, 3 sy ST Recubis, [ ke, Timothys Fo Hem, e n. o Hides, 9c for heavy and 8iic for light; Stags, falr business on the morn- ne at once. Corn and pota- pe o ; 3 |2 er cent. The rete Bt Glasount omeY: | 5300 “Steady. Natives, $1@7 S5; cows and | DRIED PBAS—Niles $263 10; Green, nom®) : o im h: Baited Voo, S5t There was a very falr e e v pon daed | market for short bills is 33, per cent, | heifers, $1 50G5 stockers and feeders, $2 | inal; Blackeye, $2@2 10 per ctl. | Cair. 10c: ‘Dry tides, 16m@i7c: 4ted | ing session of the Bond Exchange. The sugar Des Molnes preferred on the sale of 100 sheres, | 200 for three months bills is 3% per cent. 75. S0l e T et Dry’ Kip, 11@13c: Dry Calf, 18e; s ‘and | stecks were casfer, as will be seen. lmua’- and a drop of 3 poinis in Western Electric, 533 medium and howvy, 3650 | Lotatoes, Onions and Vegetables. | Brands, 15G16c; Sheepskins, sheariings, 25g3oc | Valley Water was' weaker at $34 50g84 o 0 e e beans w20 uibaled | More'or ek riform sirength was shown dur. | New York Money Market. G STia" bulk, §6 560 131, gach: dbort_ wool, i0gOUe cech; medtum, B0 | M N tameratty a6 bt - . ing the day Ly such stocks as Texas-and Pa- | SHEEP—Revelpts, 5000. ‘Active; ; long_wool each; Horse Hides, € Tokey grapes in the. vicin- hy Ly B o elpt " "tive; ateady, Top | Chotos Burhank Potatoss: contiiued. to move | ot 88 5 morning quotations, & ) were coneiderably damaged | &iic. Baitimere and Ohio, Missourl Pacitic and | xpw YORK, Oct. 28.—Money on can, [Idaho wethers, $3 86, = IR A temily: Belote: b Aomision o | R T gu? g | The G naual meeting. of the stockholders of e whoe ‘““ 5531:3::{:":;:; o Ple | reater part of its =arly loss, and the weak | Steady, 3%@il per cent; closing bid .and B continued to drag at easy rates. Supplies ot | $1 75 for large, §1 50 for medium, $1@1 25 m,‘[ the San Francisco Savings Union has, beem - e e pemehardiets; In S0mS | Teatures ‘other than those meationed were em: | asked, 3%@ ver cent; prime mercantile paper, oston Wool Market. Salinas were lght and firmly held. ~Sweets | small and 50 for Coits. Buck Skins—pry | called for November 11 ° " g e e e oo | braced in Erie, Irie second preferred, Dela- | 9%@§ ber cent; sterling sxchange, A, it AT Were firm at the previous quotations. Two | Mexican, 32ic; dry salted Mexican. 2c: ‘The $30,000 San Mateo ty § per cent excellent eondition, The heavy | Ware and Hudson, Kansas Ciiy Southern, New | actual business in bankers' bills at $4 15 for| BOSTON, Oct. 26.—Wool continues st CAER cions A Central American, 32lc. Goat Skin!—?flmg] 13 1-3-year average school bonds were a ed the soil and plowing and seeding | York Central, Chu Great Western preferred demund and at $4 83.50 for sixty days; % ' s strong, | ““Vegetables were in free supply and cholce lmxons, Tdc; large and smooth, 50c; medium, | to Chicago parties at $108.05. nce s soon as practicable. The | and Colorads Fuel. London Was again a soiler, | $4G4 87%; commercial bills, $4 szs.s with the tendency upward. Sellers scem con- | offerings mayed off well under a steady local The bonds and capital stock of the Unmited crops are nearly all stored. though buying noderately in the declme. - | Bar ailver. B0%0; Mexiten fonars | tented to let the market take its course, well | inouiry, Prices of Tomatoes showed & wider | TALLOW—No. 1 rendered, 5%@6c per Ib;| Gas ard Electric Company have Deen lsted on « Bay Sections.—Considerable dam- | The bond market was dull and fcatureless | 9%¢. Government bonds, steady: State bonds, | knowing with the boom all the wool they have | Tange, as some of the receipts showed the ef- | No. 2, 41:@bc; srease, 21@3isc. the Stock and Bond Exchange. = e hesvy raine during the | but genmerally steady. Total rales, par vaiue, | inactive; railroad bonds, steady. will be wanted at better prices. Predicti fects of the recent rains. ‘WOOL—Spring—Valley Oflton Sine, 10Q17¢; 000 shares of stock. par value ‘“" LB £rapes on vines in the So- | $1,41L,000. 4 S % i ire heard from well-posted merchants that | g OLATOES—Burbanks from the river, 30 medium and coarse, 15@16¢ per I % | $30 per share has been paid im, with ¥s, but there was very lit- | Uniied States bonds were all unchanged on Condition of the Treasury. fine staple territory s Eolng to 00 conts, witn | 80 RST cll; Salinag Burbani S0cgR] ‘1‘5’#‘ b de Lambe: - ae1oe -'{v"o:'i.'."h"r" T@l0e | OF 13 o D 000000 a ¢ per cent 0-year Were given 'was over Goe tach 1 e e s Tast = Sogbse: strictiy Ahe clothing S0683¢:. fut B ST S S e O Teee ! Yoc: detective, 9g10c per Ib; Humbodi and | bonds with, interest payable. semi- n o' in 2 WAS T —To- “ : e 3 January and July. Trges’ Eices S WE Moo 0. PR vt Balés. Hieh. Low. Ciose. memA e T?:wr?mmfice: i n.l::::l “‘é‘.{‘fiié.".i"‘:‘;’a“if”n’rm'“‘?v'fi“ t:zfi’fl‘maml MON‘?NHW per ctt; Pickls Onions, 0c | jiendccine. 15610e: Aiadle County, 9@ile per ‘The following quotations for the United ?l‘_l- ¢ vy o4 180N 7] ancisco were receiv - being made i : g : Te; six c per ib, ncluding E 50; preferred. 5t avy crop of excelient apples in | Baiwimors & Ohio. 500 H;,‘;em;uu “balance, $226,470,508; gold, e g e Cavde, Gogise ver cils Tomatoesl | San Franct:ro Meat Market. | Somn toogor; '-’-fmnou iz, ex-stck. Le es of grapes are going to the | Cenadian Pacitic AP o - 3 ($80n vl ed By the Tt Crass s seare: | Chesip, & Ohlo: # Northern Business. e.r.“.":? ek ox: nl:;ck‘l:' Cucumbers, nomi- | 11,y packers continue to speak of the too 1ipt | STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. ine and & ced will 800 bé plentiful. Plow- | Chi & Alton .. 5 3 e @65 _per iy "~ | eral supplies of small Hogs, which are not TUESDAY, Oct. 28—3 20 Secling, will CommIspe Bt onee. Chl & Alton pid. New York Grain and Produce, )| | §EATTLE. Fash, Oct. 28.—Cleartngy, §8L,- | Qe R gl ver bor uma:"r’:k B | T e e s s prm ittty - Koy 5 . ances, N i 4 00 freely at the moment. es are un- h nnt‘uafnn:yl lhowe!r:.‘"};rec\!fi'illg f:{ 11:: : LL:;:: TACOMA, Wuh Oct, 28.—Clearings, $347,- | $6@8 per ton; Hubbard, $10. changed. UNITED STATES BONDS. i Rk TR T o L P % | ORTLAND, Or Oct. 28.—Clearings, $005, Poult bl Mution is selling :‘n&":w;,;nh:zen:u&’ REnEE | iy qr coup..1il o [de Grepmew)1R g e 4 g F — ¥ r. as the Neva - e o Ioll Sk o b e, Mieh | S A NEW YORK, Oct. 28—FLOUR—Receipts, | 307 baiances.’ 8 ks Sk e arrivals have to be fed Y. which in- -.110%111%!3s qr coup..108% — Chi & G W B prd. 43,387 barrels; exports, 67,000 barrels; firmer | , SPOKAN Oct. 28.—Clearings, b creases the cost xomcwn.t sn‘m changes In MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. Chi & Northwestn. | and fairly active, : $378,620; hnlnncel. $51,17 ! There :n adsl:lhtlylun:rl tkeen;g in' Poul- | Veal and Lamb will be seen. e '0«-::0"' "' £ l,:_ ;mm 1 is progressing rapidly. Chi R I & Paeific. | WHEAT—Receipts, 207,775 bushels; ex; try, the demanc ng less brisk. But as sup- DRESSED MEATS. 108% — c . -~ Ay wcitlc. ks ports, Oma - e " and ralk Gryers had thaw - traps | bl Term & Trans. | 32,600 bushels; spot, firm; No. 2. red, T8¥e Northern Wlwat Market. pliés were light _everything cleaned up at| Yholesals rates from slaughterers (o dealers | B e s h » and fruit drvers had their trays | () Term & T pid. | Sitoe 0,72 redi BRGNS steady prices except Hens, which were chiefly | are as follows: 18 ot Pxac I 6108 = ammage will resuits The\sccond crop of Erapes, | S G- St Louts, No. 2 Northen Duluth, s 1. o DA AL OREGON. of poor quality. There was no Western ofter- | BEEF—6%@7c for Steers and 5@6c per Ib 1128141303, Pk&O R fs. cn in_quite iarge, is being gathered; the | Colo Southern . % | No. I hard Manitoba, Sic f. o. b. afioat. In| PORTLANDT Oct. 28—Wheat—St ing but & cir 1a scheduled fof taday’s market. | o8 COWS R e BaR -'fiz.’!" % of tnie erop Will g0 to the wineries. o South, 1st pfd the face of bearieh home statistics, ineluding | 4. g Tong, ac- | Game was a little lower under large supplies. | VEAL—Large, 7@8c; 1, 8G0c pes S. """ |Sac EGR 5s.105 108 - lan corn and sugar cane are being har- | Colo South'2d pra big' Western. sscelpts, Whogt :,:.'- H";I“m?f tive; Walla Walla, 68@€0c; Bluestem, T4@75¢; | Receipts were 143 sacks, l(U'L‘l'ON—We hers, 1y,es;sc xwe-. mvy,c H C&S 5%s. 1 — |SF &3JV 5s.128% — The mountain apple crop is large and [ varicing to the high point of the seascn “uq | Valley, 80c. POULTRY—Live Turkeys. old, 16@17c for | per Ib. Do 58 — 101 |Slerra Cal 6s.109 quality. Stock of all xins are i good bullish. Austratian crop new. light - gesnol | Cleared—Danish ship Copicy, Quesnstown, | Gobblers and 16@17c for Hens; LAMB—83@9%e per Ib. B RTEL 61085100 |3 P of A 6a ndition. Many places report sufficient rain. | Denver & Rio G. and & scare of shorts, The Close wWas 8@ fo | with 00,974 bushels wheat: British steamer T i ver pair. §1 PORK—Dressed Hogs, 814@914c per Ib. L Ang R 0s.117%118%| (1000) ... 112% — | to start_green feed. Denver & R G ptd. et - higher. . May, T8%OM 1ot o ozig T e kong. with 2,879 barears g | 31 801 75; Ducks, $3@4 fo » LIVESTOCK MARKET. LA LCo 65,100,101 | _(1910) ....114 Southern California.—The rainfall was quite’| Erie ... ... - Ta%e. Deoember, J8% flc s B o p rogmptton g g ISP IOC L3 B (Ounig; . Hane, The following quotations ard gooa,| Do gtd 6s.102 s general throughout the south and was beneficial | Erie 1st pfd g1 PO iy closea ‘at T03gc | four WASHINGTON. {ers, 8606; old sound Livestock delivered in San Francisco, | - Do §td 35.106 2 fo most farming interests, though . probabiy | Erie 21 pfd - Ky $4G1 émuen. um 50, for ur? and oy e e O U, * | L& P Temss. 107 B i causing some damage io walnute ‘Raisin grow. | Great North pid gfi)(;:l'_s—emfl;i« Biyesietn, 'mocéiub e aheke; ;o ?,?g’flé""“ iy gl o EATTER Siters, 315 0%e; Cows and Hotters, | MKt © iz 110131 “r recelved ample warnings and there was but | Hooking Valley ... 400 4 X Sieht damage Lo the orop, a small pare of | Hooking Vel ptd.. 200 SUGAR_Raw, steady: falr refining, 5 1-16c; B Doven, I sor Aot Hare ’lgfi” A s S, e pe T N Rof Cés.dll — » which remained on the trays. Orange and | Iilinois Central 1,500 ;‘{‘;'{f,‘;“,"eflnfi P ¥ Dyt molasss sugar, Fore;gn Mavrkets. per_dozen; Cottontail Rabbits. $1 50; SHEEP— Wethers, moai‘?‘,',", 8%”6'%« Do s .....121% — leron trees were benefited and at some places N . . y NPCR bs.1 e the soll was moistened sufficiently for ot B B TG COFFEE—Spot Rio, quiet; No. 7 invoice, e ; Wi inn g e e s o LR RO NCRSs.. — 16 s were not seriously damaged. Walnut | 3o ¢ Bouthern. 5%c; mild, steady; Cordova, 7% @12c. Futures | LONDON, Oct. 28.—Consols, 03; siiver. v . N CPC 5104 105 1& progresses slowly, owing to unfavor- closed net’ unchanged to T points lowsr; total | 2334a; French, rentel, 90f 4214d; cargoes on pas- for latge and | head. or 4@ilsc pe: ve' weight: yearlings, N S R Bs...10875104% condjtions. Prospects ‘continue good for sales only 5500 bags, including October, $5 0 sage, quiet and steady; cargoes No, 1 stand- | $1 50 for small; n.u-h Snipe, $2 50; Com- a*fl%fi'—h‘v S e DR — R R | Ay e S Dmmp ¥R ' |5 UL Gnatem e e P nder 150 T "S300; Tendars Sidoer - sows: | OB Boo v e — y Louis & Nash .... g ets, - dutl, 20 o K i Lot Angeles Summary.—General rain Fri o, per cent of per cent off, and n e e Ty s Pty | Menhatien ids EVAPORATED APPLES-Show o llitle| LIVERPOOL, Oct. 28--Wheat, ailet; No. 1 " Butter, Cheese and Eggs. Stager 40 per caut off Dem whove quotetions” | D0 * jured, but whrm weather following prevented ::;}m‘a‘;uf:,ay 1ic: cholce, s;gqu’ic, v i ;':,'.;d.,mquxeg,"’nour' b ot it S < AL e e o Conteh ""-.‘ifi'r“ am_. b"";bfif;o )‘-;:{n}n nr‘,:_he.;i | i At iaaY. TGTY%e, * | country narkets, firm; weather in Euhnd, The decline in Butter and Eggs seems check- General Merchandise. Marin Celery <nipping begu eai { SosEinon i SPOT PRUNES—Hardly as firm as recently, | overcast. A ed, for the moment at least, and quotations § Y Eureia Summary.—Late crops progressing | Missourl Pacific .. and l"«'fm:n lrr;:x-nx:ce-de-n.ntqmc:‘umm are | COTTON—Uplands, 4.70d. show no further change. Ranch Eggs are kept | "BAGS—Grain Bags, 5%@6¢ cash and 5%c | Cent L & satisfac Apple picking is well ‘advanced: -4 fiu&& T‘lfia - a Pt T to TU0 The pi Endee s e closely cleaned' up, and there is no accumula- | gqiced for June-July delivery; San Quentin, | Bt G Lt Potato ¢lzging has begun; prospects for ave o Kan ae 3 i 5 . | Eat Tl Fots Satheient 10 pub Bround 1 tonke | N 3 Central .- APRICOTS _Sieady at 75@10c (or boxes ang #= —% [ tlon of stock. There are, some ,ma storag | 5°55c; Wool Bags, 32g3sc: eece Twine, 0 Mataal tion for 1lowing. N Y Central ..... 3,200 tmuflm for hags, ‘Western on the market, and the public are still | yo; rnm , B¥e, 6 and 8%c for the three | pae G Y - s 0 S | . 21,400 PEACHES: P‘alrly ‘active at. 12G16c for suel rnmnu freely on cold storsge and Western | sizes of cuum and exoxmu tor Brown Jute. | pac Light ” | Nort & West pfd.s ...: peeled lnd Bl;,OlO%e ~for unpeeled. 7 though they are better buyers of fineé | CANNED FRUITS—The Californta Fruit Weather Report. | 5,300 —— e ers' Association quates as follows for Sis- 19,100 * ety —3 | lh;xl‘rt -:n:.‘.rcl.wu 1 < T (120th Meridian—Pécific Time.) 6,300 « e Wiy 4 Lok ples, ; u. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 285 p. m. 1.200 Chicago Grain and Prodice. - ) s mm" o o T i White. The following mre the seasonal rainfalls to 3% i 5 or fi ““1 -:k, §1 4091 m—nuow date, as compared with those of same date last % 837 | Bflm gnd Sterling. ;:ln!q Arghl‘nq, -"chfi..t has again u!vuord. and mpne- Hmh $1 Ml 60; Mu,fi_m g season and rainfall in last twenty-four hours: 'ng ;'gg RH CHICAGO, Ot 125 ~Wheat ‘ruled smmnm&ue. 60 M\"‘ e _—_ g lvl; m’;mm (. Dlattar, ‘283 saiee n’,‘a’z‘,’ m‘ e ! This Last 2 5 = Bgge and 5000 ibs Cheese | Grapes, $1 056 — 24 Hours. Sefwon. Season. 700 6815 88" 6SY | throughout the gredter part of the day, dus to s ot igiery Re—Creamery, 318 per Ib {or tancy, oy B gy - - S Caltf poa % 35 o300 109% 189% 187 | @ continuation of a cash demand togethior with | NEV G Excllanat, VR R b for fists and 25 c; "econda; aairy. v, Assool 38 followa: Red Bluff 390 | S uthern Pacific .. 19,800 71% 70 - 70% | heavy buying for expdm amnum- recal9tl in | Silver, i ool Butter, 119:!(\: per Ib; cold ol £ 0.00 2032 okl el oL LT st were also factors, mwr mson storz, Sonoma. n Francisco. z‘ne: 1.42 o 200 | 931 93 o8 was generally “l‘mnu. ‘_. the J! 1o T ugtm—mw. 13@13%4c, old, nominal; | o4 7 FreEno - .00 114 13000 . 461{ 443 45y, | movement hnd cables were ind! . but the | Toune America, 131@Me; " Easters, 14346150 | ar, e o 2756 1400 °.81% . Bo% 20% | 1o B Sl e ) i ,m_ g GGS—Ranch, 40@4lc Lor fancy. 75@a00 tar o Angeles 2-30 | Cnton Paciic ..... 31.000 104 103 | Port. The, close 3 23 R an Diego. .. M Union :.clfln pra. . }’m g o g o &m Ito:" to Yc higher ?n A o Aveeh pid A0 Al 4 484 | on Shing ' momient ol Touving e G PO T SR W - price, § F EZ W& LE2dp... 200 3 5807 | but a slight deoline oo foward the close, Fy - Wisconsin “Central. 100 27 27" | which was 3o higher %g“.,‘ 5 "' 5 R e D g - 8 4 yolume of trade in corn was r-um tight 4] 4 258 Fxpress Companics— 2 ‘| and ‘the tone of the. it STATH ‘i 3553 £ | Adums 200 | though mumsulflvm CTATER i3 %% 3 ] luud ufly in -ymumv @ g R : 55 osed easy, B et 25 |at m« s 2 ol e mdult,mwcm“!‘(‘ g% wr o w“;'nb fairly well and firm: Jan- | &