The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 30, 1902, Page 11

THE SAN FRANCISCO. CALL. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1902. . SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. Wall-street Stocks lower again. Local Stocks and Bonds shoze lit Domestic and Sterling Exchange Call money 3@4 per cent. tle variation. higher. Wheat still very scarce and rising. Barley quicter and somewhat weaker. Active buying of Oats at firm prices. Corn and Rye firmly held at prev nous prices. No further change in Beans and Seeds. Hay advanced 50 cents per ton. Butter casy, Eggs ! Fruits as previously quote ovisions somewhat casier, wit Feedstuffs as before. veak and Cheese firm. d. s weak under declining Western prices. h less activity. Not Much change in Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables. Poultry end Game in ready demand and steody. Table Grapes in large supply tnd lower. ' | 1 [ S er's bills at $4 86.875 for demand and at $4 83,506+ $3.625 for sixty days. Posted rates, 3 8i'ana 84 8715 Commercial bills, $4 82.15 G52, Bar sfiver, SOke. Mexican dotars, d9%e. jovernment bon steady; State inactive; ratlroad bonds, Irregula. Condition. of the Treasury. WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.—To-day's statement of the Treasury in the general fund, exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold reserve in the division of redemption, shows: Available cash balance, $227,515,031; gold, $113,333,508. i i = New York Grain and Produce. I * % NEW YORK, Oct. 20.—FLOUR—Receipts, 23,658 barrels; exports, 1353 barrels. Firm and held higher. Winter patents, $3 60@%3 90; winter straights $3 45@2 55; winter extras, $2 80@3 50; winter low grades, $2 65G2 90; Mionesota patents, $3 90@+4 10, WHEAT—Receipts, $0,025 bushels; 163,943 bushels. Spot, dull No. 2 red, 78%c elevator: No. 2 red, i8%c f. 0. b. afoat; No. 1 Northern Duluth,“S3c f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 hard Manitoba, 8id¢c f. o. b. afloat. Opiions Were stronger In outside markets, notably St. Louis and Minneapolie. This occasioned - g00d: buying of wheat locally and higher prices to- day. At the same time profit-taking was oh a large scale, stroyed exports, the improvement, the market clos- and in the late afternoon de- | $c0; bk 36 sasaa0 SH celpts, 2000; active; stock cattle - stronger: natives, $4@7 85; cows and - heifers, $1 b 7b; stockers and feeders, $2¢ HOGS—Receipts, 6428; light and lighi mixed, % mdma%nnd heavy, $6 308 135; active and firm, | EEP—Receipts, Northern Wheat Market. ’ OREGON. PORTLAND, _ Oct. . —WHEAT—Firm. Walla_Walla, 68@60c; blue stem, 74GT5c; vai- ley, 09c. G Cleared—German ship Nereus, for Queens- town, ‘with 105,609 bushels wheat. . 3 ‘WHEAT—ilc higher. Blue '?el:lffl Tbc; club, T0c. v Northern Business. SEATTLE, Oct. 20.—Clearings, $641,509; bal- TACOMA, Oct. 29.—Clearings, $312,565; bal- mfi’o‘hmnn_ Oct. 29.—Clearings, $570,023; balances, $73,401. SPOKANTE, KANE, Oct. 20.—Clearings, $382,352; bal- ances, $39,154. Foreign Markets. LONDON, Oct. £0.—Consols, 92 15-16; silver, 23%4; French rentes, 99f 5Tlic; cargoes on passage, quiet and steady; cargoes No. 1 standard California, 3(s 1034d; cargoes Wallu ; English country markets, steady. N ERBOOL, Oct. 20 Wheas, quiet; No i standard California, 6s 5d@6s 5i4d; wheat in Paris, weak; flour in Parls, weak; French country markets, firm; weather in England, fine. COTTON—TUpland: 4.684. 3 | 'LOCAL MARKETS. * - % 508 White 50; Gray Geese, $3 50; 'u W,lw .\fl‘l?tnd 181 50; sman Dycks, Geese, 3 for_small; English Snipe, $2 50; Com- sLs0 L %1 50 mon, Buiter, Cheese and Eggs. Butter is now coming in more liberally from Marin County, but Humboldt receipts are fall- ing off, which tends to maintain the equilib- rium and prices stand about the same. The market is not firm, ever. Y her than 40c for the best. There are not y here, however, and as the demand 18 ‘better. sines prices declined the market Is kept well cle: up. Recelpts were 6000 1bs Butter, 377 cases Eggs and 32,800 Ibs Cheese. BUTTER—Creamery. 27@2Sc per Ib for fancy, qc for firsts and 25c for seconds: dairy, 2215@: store «Butter, 17@20c per 1b; cold storage, 24 '26c, CHERIE New, 1301 old, nominal; Young America, 13%@14 . 14%@16c per Ib. 5 EGGS—Ranch, 40@41c for fancy, tor g00d and 36@3ilkc for fair; store, nominal: ;l; storage, 2: i Western Eggs, 22%0@ c. Decidvous and Citrus Fruits, - The market was liberally supplied with table Grapes and as there was no Inquiry for ship- ping prices had a sharp decline. Nearly 700 large open boxes were received from Martinez and vielnity and dealers were offering that line of goods at sharp concessions in order to clean up. Apples, Pears and other tree fruits continued to move freely at steady prices. Choice Berrfes sold quickly at full rateés. As usual some Malinda Strawberries- from Wat- sonville came to hand in poor condition and had to be sold at the botiom rate. Bananas | Were active at weil sustained Jates. o The quo- | tatlons for Peaches are withdrawn, as what few come In are of poor quality and sell at ir- regular prices. Grape Fruit was in light supply and in de- mand at firmer prices. The other Citrug Fruits were unchanged. CRANBERRIES—Cape Cod, $9@11 per bbi: pcnl;l'nheu-nd €8e in and tron RED AND WHITE LEAD—Red Lead. 6@ G%c per Ib; White Lead, 6@6%ec, according ta quantity, » SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refining Com- pany quotes as follows, per ind, in 100-1b ibes, A Crushed 4.35¢ ne, +.25¢: hi?d Codeser B350 Fralt Craneiated, 438 Beet. Granulated 00-1b bags aniy), 4.15¢; Con- fectioners' A, 4. 8 &; Magnolia A, 3.65¢. ), , 80 Tab- per Ib. No barrels or its * STOCK MARKET. % Business was quiet on the exchanges and quotations showed little variation. The Savage Mining Company has levied an | assessment of Ge. declared a regular monthly dividend of 50 cents pér share, payable November 10. _The Pacific Borax Company paid a regular monthly dividend of §1 per share yesterday. ed, 1 ' | 11 AUCTION SALES 2 FRESH CONSIGNMENT. 2 10?)1.; helfw'BROBll(Ek nonslh:;d\nuuu from to . Blockey mached spans suitable for all purposes, FRED H. CHASE & CO.. 1732 Market st. P2 P 2 Stylish Carriage Teams and Fast Road- sters, at Stewart’s, 121 Howard St. E——————————————UNCTD Dyar, lot on E line of Walnut street, 102:8% S of Clay, S 25 by B 137:6; $10. Serah Rodgers (Rosenbaum) to Sam- uel and Charles W. Rosenbaum and Virginia and Julia Strassburger, lot on NE corner of Sixteenth and Folsom streets, N 520, E 570 10 Mission Creek. S to & point, W to beginuing: 9, W 550. S 520, quitclaim’ deed; $i. Emil Lacomber to Charles A. and Mariaane Lee, lot on N line of Twenty-fifth styeet, 102:6 W _of Shotwell, W 20 by N 75; $10. Maria Vischi to Otto F. von Rhein, lot on Mne of Gerke alley, 62 E of Dupont streel. 27:6. § 50, W 20:6, N 50: $10. haries R. Bishop to Eusene A. and_Neva H. Butler, strip of ¢ inches on on 8 line of Bush street by 137:6 in depth off W_side of Bush street, 40 W of Mary lane (225:5 W of Kearny), W 20 by 8 137:6, quitclaim deed; $1. Eugene A, and Laura V. Bridgford and Neva B. Butler to Minna Neller (wife of Leo- pold) and Louts C. Buck, lot on S line of Bush street, 40 W _of lane (223:3 W of | Kearny), W 20 by S 137:6; | The Giant Powder Company Consolidated has , | 10. Joseph R. and Laura E. Laine to Ignats Stejnhart. fot on N line of Sutter street, 137:6 E of Hyde, E 28 by N 137:6; $10. James P.” Ferguson to Annie J. Ferguson, lot on SW line of Second street, 200 NW of Town- send, NW 25 by SW 90; gift. Frances C., Mary A. and Clara V. Sullivan and Ella Dayton to Edward D. Switt, lot on i S . $2 50 Unit: i1- | SW, line of Rausch street, 200 NW of Folsom, ing Teacy. et St et Gacnels MR Sl Exchange and Bullion. Sarcgiain: 85 0G0 50 per Bbl; Coos Bay. $2 80 | The following quotations for the Unitea Rail- | S\, iine of Rausch stre — | 80 9-16¢, closed S0l4c: May, T8%@T03%c, closed e i =& G Mary S. and E. D. Bullard to John C. and 8 cl Hoeity st RASPBERRIES—$5 50@7 per chest. York yesterday by Bolton, De Ruyter & Co W cather chor! { INlinots Central . 4,500 .sfispsbicfigcr, Y 15-16¢, closed T9%4c. Domestic and Sterling Exchange are higher. STRAWBERRIES—40@030c per drawer for | Common stock, $——; preferred, $65@65 Sarah E. Doherty, lot on N line of * g B g ot HIDES—Steady. “ | sterling lé:;el;‘anne. c:’ngdrfin o 2 xaflmvcgtfi;%dnazx%whgn for Malindas. | bonds, §90@91; subscriptions, 347, éx-stock. ;Beez. 50 E of Eighth avenue, E 11 by N 12; & fte ; 0 1 g ange, e ic per : S Fensr mpad v P (120th Merigian—P; K C Sout 00L—Qufet. Lo g e é g | Peter 3. BI John Handschumacher and SAN FRANCISCO, Ot 30 s p. m. | K € Sethom ot o | (o JOFEEE"St Rlo, auiet o. 1 avoje, | teig Cables ..o e8| QUINCES dsafte perbex™ "t |STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.| TRy e e ST . , Oct. 29, 5 p. m. z H % . steady; ova, ¥ 2 | N o g ¢ st g g 25'S treet, v H The following are the seasonal rainfalls to i 7 E’rfii?‘.fip‘,‘é 2 tures closed steady. with October nor 10 points | New York Bxchange, telesraphis S o | FHES An0 Gle. ver Siats: fon. Prines: 50@ WEDNESDAY, Oct. 22 5. m. | “Uylomon, Doray’ Berahard and Rose Gata ta a8 compared with those of same date last | Lomeriie & Nabll 4306 | higher and other months unchanged to 5 points | Silver, per’ ounce. % % | ek 0 900081 25 o Phaman., et | Narcisa A. and Della N. Pucci, 1ot on S line on, and rainfall in last twenty-four hours: | Manhattan L. . .. 6,800 4 | higher. Total sales, 20,250 bags, . including: | Mexican Dollars, W@l 71| 830 for choite SUSSTCOWE I8 for Doy .- fncy UNITED STATES BONDS: | of 3 atreet, 07:6 E of Twenty-frst avenue, & Lot This ° Last | Metropotitan & 1,500 ; | October, 5.15c; November, 5.1045.15¢: Decon: SO X P ERAIMMONS—U5c@81 per box. Bid. Ask. Bid.Ask. | 25 by S 100: $10. ARG e TR 3 ber, 5.20@5.25¢; March, 5.45¢; April, 5.50, Ma. Wheat and Other Grains. BRARS L 00 b e Bt wtnles | @ruh sain, U is o ot William M. and Lizsie Doyle to Pearl A. k; cele 0.00 264 75 | Mexican National 200 e s Nellis fiag“ Der box; other Winter Pears, | 48 Qr res....110%111%(3s ar coup..108% — | and May M. Brown, lot on W line of Broad 0.00 Minn & St Loui 100 | comtrian -Raw, firm. Fair refiolng, 3 1-16c s 1 kets stood about | 4C@90c. ' : MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. | street, 270 W ot Piymouth, W 25 by N 125 Sacrament 0.00 Missourd Pacific. ... 21,500 | gentrifugal, 96 test, 3%c; molasses sugar, | WHEAT—The forelgn markets stood abouf POMEGRANATES—40@50¢ £ a1l ‘boxes | Als A W Bs 108k W g Bs 104 |Jot 8 Dlock J. Rafiroad Homestead Associa- n Fraficisco 0.00 Mo Kan & 500 iz 13-16c. X 3 the same. The American markets were firm ana $161 50 o 1.5—4"& for sm: .a.., s 5.:1;“ gty BM Yl W - T oo 0.00 Mo Kan & Tex 500 DRIED FRUITS. as a rule, though Chlcago was. lower. There| gRAPES Tehle Grapes.'$l.per orats for'| C'G GAN fe. 100106 |omnnce o & Frank D. Pelicano to Joseph Nespoll, lot 0,00 New Jersey Cent. - EVAPORATED - APPLES—The = market is | was a good deal of bullish sentiment among | Isabella, 75@85c for Cornichon and 50@75c per | Cal.st 5s....118 — |Pac G Im 4s. 96 - | commencing on NW line of Watt avenue at & Oblepo 0.0 R s B Coumer with common quoted at 5@S3c; prime, lators there, but the cash demand has | box or Crate for other descriptions; Grapes In | C Costa 35.. — 1004 PK&C H 68106 — | point 21 NI from SE 1ine of Hanover street, les... 0.00 o | Norfolk & Western. 3,400 PN Dolve,_SHEUNe, Snd tancy, ¥iiite. * | specuiators theve, large open boxes, T6c@$1 25, with a few fanc; & P 65.128%130% |Pk&O R '6s.118%121° | thence NW to point 46 SE from Hanover, NE R ¥ 0296 '34 | Nor & Westn ptd.. H PRUNES—Spot are in fairly active request, | been poor for some days. St. Louis reported Mokoat HNECY e B . gl LA E o-'u'a?{zx“‘?vfit - &"ua% 21" | 505K Yo point 25 NW from SE Ibe of Han isco data—Maximum temperature, | (l;mm«_:x& Westn... 1,600 but arrivals are now. plentiful and prices | big buying orders. Minneapolis reported ‘a CITRUS FRUITS—Oranges, $1 5082 f0r | Geary-st 58 . —- @ - |Sae BOR 5s.103 106 | over, SW 66_to beginning, portion West Eud E COAST RECORD. | Readine ist pa. 2.300 AFRICOTS Thete - S this toada i apni- | K000 M0 O e Yorens 5 &g brioe 815250150 tor cholce and 3502 BB SFof A 68 | Gibeau, lot on SE-line of London street, i3 T | Reading 2d pfd.... 5,400 gots, and coast advices reflect a firm market. | Jater. Liverpo ' Grape Fruit, $3 50g4; Mexican Limes, $4G4 50; |1 Ang R 08.11775118% | (1009) ... 11234113% | NI of Persia avenue, NE 50 by SE 100, Block s & B8 w xlStlous&SaF 500 e I pagercd at T4G10c in hoxes and 6% | *ril, SLCH ruled stiff, with cash graln as | Dananas; §1 1505 50 per banch tar Moo on | L A ‘1003 (1910) [l 114" 1141 | 12, Excelsior Homestead; $10. 2 o M-85 1 S tu Daga scarce as ever and futures stll higher. Two | leans and $1g2 for Hawallan; Pineapples, $20 | Do of Maiy A. Daley to Arthur H. and Anma L. 5 5 z 2® = D o CHED_Aie thésting “pith '8 falr 4} v ted taken f tralia | ver dozen. Do_gtd | Preece, lot on N line of Rutledge avenue, 180 H 3 5222 2] 3 400 mand at about steady prices. Peeled are | Iiore ships were reported taken for Austra d | By’ %5 3533 is about freight _— L & Plcmds B of Alabama (Columbia) street, B 25 by N eTamions, 3 35 3533 3% 3 200 Suotsd st 120165 and rgsiel at/)o10c """ | o 188 S whiSE ARAROWERE 16 de the Pillx ; ; ‘o !100, Precita Valley, 204 and 205; $10. . $ g = 800 | Peainicns iy ever got here, and which of course admits of | Dipfed -Fyuit Nut. d R Mkt-st C 6s ), 2 Valley, 3 P e b 3 g 300 * just so much ‘more to be added to the price of ruts, Nuts and Kaisins. Do lem s o o e ol i 3 3¢ : : 300 * | Wheat, b e i e T R proviiSfyOSRRBRCERGR £F N Al | Goiph: 5 100 by W 100, Jots 36 to 39, biock 55, OF M- : : 100 i . murmur, and are o get the wheat at that, e | dolph, 3 d : : 300 Chicago Grain and Produce. Even higher prices are reported in some In- | market, ; o B i A i Cama Astoria 94 56 46 .04 | 900 stances. There is less doing in futures. 'but | FRUITS—Apricots, 5@7c .for Royals and [N o SW line of 1eth Baker .06 56 30 200 | - _ 200 the tone of the market is such that the excite. , : N C P C bs. i poration), lot on ne of Twel avenue, 9 0o 42 00| Tol, S L & W pfd.. 1,600 | ' - * | nient may be resumed at any moment. 8@12%c for Moorvarks; Evavorated Apples, 5| N g R 5s... | 156 SE ot P street, SE 50 by SW 100, lots 7 06 58 52 .00 | Union Pacific .... 40,100 g CASH WHEAT. @6%c; sun dried, 3%@4%c; Peaches, 3%@ | O G L H 5s.1 and 8, block 250, O'N. and H. Tract, quitclaim e S e, .| Cnion Pactfic pfa. 300 CHICAGO, Oct. 20.—The general situation " i’ ic; Pee 8%@4¥c for quarters and 4@8c | Qak T Co 6s.1 deed; $10. 90 66 36 W Pt Clay .00 Wabash ... . 1,900 in wheat at the start was about the same No. 1, $1 35; milling, $1 40 per cental. g;r halves; Nectarines, 4!4@5c for white; Do Bs . S. Ducas ‘gam‘m%m(‘c;rfazl!l’?)nlg Dora =R AW S BWEL 300 iy 2 airls (st eyl oe et Soscions @ S I10 Lo DIiSE: Tn 230 e or Diaa s 4hc ar | D o B R STOCKS. | 5 fomon and Dora Geta to Bawin Read, lot - v T Ciay (00 | W s S, n of “‘bulilsly; &évices fromytlie ex- < “High | white. pa 14 | cn SE line of Madrid street, 50 NE of Persia Portiand : 52 44 SW Cloudy .00 | Wisconsiy Cen pfd. 600 and Southwest during the first part of the ses- May 135% 1364 135 1 35% | 51266, with %@Ic premium for the large size "'GAS AND ELECTRIC. B | Homestead; $10. Red Bluff.... 72 52 N Clear 00| Express Companies— | slon caused an advance. Commission houses 5 5 el ,, BAISINS—1902 crop are quoted as follow: L & P. 3% — |Sac EG & R 351 3714 | , Frank J. and Beda L. Gustafson to Axel A. Roseburg ® 42 NW Cloudy .00| Adamg . oroani fook adyantage of the rise in price and sold 2 P. M. Session. Yorown loose Muscatels, Bi-b boges, Bc per | Cent L & P. i 3% |5 F o8 e, 41 411 | Larton. [0t 16, block 9 Flint Tract; $10. Sacramento 74 50 .00 | ‘s merican < : freely, bringing about a reaction. The ciose Open High Low Close | lbi 3-crown, G¥c: 4-crown, 6c; Seedless lon-eul?‘xltw“ i et G1%IS F G L Co. 5 5‘:; _Bridget Cullluxg to Joh r:_!: u.(eLr.-.a. I’ .nu 5 38 00 1 e Beatas was dull and about steady. December opened | December M 136 130 1 B% honmans, ther s s Sultanay be: Seedlesy | Mutusl B L % a0 Bum G &8 5 A | NW corner o t N 25 by W 10, lot 245, O1 € 5 -0 | Wells Fargo E shade lower to Jc higher at T3%@T34e to | May ... 186% 135% 135° 135 | Thompeoua, Bigo; 2-crown Lond ST o0 | BaS & fob: 31 35 |Un"G@u"Co: sy T | Andersan street, y X e Y B I Jsc. After selling up to T3l4c there Was a| BARLEY- Was quieter and weaker yester- Xes, Tee. Nax: - erown, SUA. Sac E G & R 35% 3% | Map 1; $10. . ‘00 | <! s- =2 decline to 724c. The close was %@lc lower, grown fancy clusters, 20-Ib boxes, $2; §-crown | Sac . & William O'B. Macdonough to John G. Agar, 08 | ::flglm‘(;?pp!‘;.. 4.;‘5;3 ot o g el . an‘);, {w(m-. p;lclels slightly lower for both cash | Hehegas, 20-1b boxes, 32 50; 6-crown . Impe- INSURANCE. 1 1ot on SE line of Mission strest, 100 SW uof i ‘ar & Found. . 0 ! SaGiiee. . . and future delivery. fals, 20- ’ LIy | 0w R¥ " , 0| Am Car & F prd. o Vs eavy and with the exception of | *my,."znnouncement that the Directors of the | pss AL bo | E eI, L0 . Fran, | Firi's Fod. b { France avenue, SW 50 by SE 83:0, block 6, .0p | Am Linseed Oil T Wiat hacss hear (he opening on strenith | werchants’ Exchange had rescinded their order | Sansds 15 9% 6%c; 12 oz., Sisc; bulk, s i 3 | 0da Fellows' Cemetery Assoctation to An- Winnemucea . “00 [ Dart of the day December cmked "5 ETeater | making the Howard warehouse at Oakland reg- | N USRS wainoms Mo Loorols LTAS R & DU o [ Batiat e 1 s110. Yuma 00 ‘pf'fio%@}:fi/z‘”' December closed %c lower | ylar for the delivery of Bariey Is gald to be |2 6@Tc; No. 1 hardshell, 10910%e: No. 2, T g R T i 8 — ~E et - ' 5 at & e incorrect as the matter is still under advise- | 7o Almonds, 1lc for ' N els, 14 3 b= 5 4 g R ks B \D GENERAL | Am Smelt & Ref.. Good weather and weakness in corn were | pentt 116 for T X' L, fcmo;sc To e :In.u- l??ér? SOl Belo DL, = 1B ISt Chinese to Be Deported. EATHER CONDITIONS AN 2 Am Smel & R prd. depressing influences In oats. The close was CASH BARLEY, and 8@SYc for Languedoc: Peanuts, 5@Tc for SAVINGS BANKS. PN .| Anaconda Min Co.. O oy rats s Do Jawer at B0lhc. - ua| | Feed. $120G1L4IY: Wawink - and. shipbing.t Bastan ract oL 12@i23¢; Filberts, 126 | Ger S & 1.2050 2150 Sav & Loan. 90 105 Ten Chinese laborers from the Alaskan The Pressure Laus fallen rapidly over Van- | Brooklyn Rap Trn. Iy eone Shened Buner an conimisan-hoiiss | . Ui o o el MCDOVAIE 31 S0 L e e e 11@isc: Cocoanuts, §3 50@5; - = |Security Sav.340 400 | ,p;eries, who had been ordered deported souver Island and Washington coast and a | Colo Fuel & Iron.. buying and higher prices for hogs at the yards. | £TRAtS AL 63 | Chestnuts, 123@15c. ) — | Union 1820 — - storm of some energy is moving rapidly from | Consolidated Gas.. Later the market betame dull, with generai | f4IT 10 * FUTURES HONEY—Comb, 113%@12%c for bright and 5 | by the United States Court Commissioner the Ncrth Pacific. It will probably move east- | Con Tobacco bfd. . liquidation. The close was dull and siightly B L g 10@11c for light amber; water white extracted, STREET RAILROADS. | at Seattle on the ground of being illegally ne “xlfx?{m‘h:u;;"},‘::“f-n?:?’:pi”fi;ny sta- ?“"—'n" . '."..‘f’mi." nz“l;? |f§"-vr£‘aézcs,§v'\zz;;."m ey Open High Low Close ‘3" & light amber extracted, 5@5lc; dark, | calitornia .. — 195 lllrl‘;t-ll |in the country, nrriyedfll;ex; ye-urd.-m ¥ lr: Homary Sest Of the Notky Monstaine. i B e | "'The leading futures ranged as follows: December ..... 2 1280 1218 1 21% m?E'gWAx—""Afizsc b Geary ...... — — |Presidio . | charge of Deputy United States Marshal Rain hus fallen from Astoria northward and | Joternas pemer pid - — May—No saies. $1 23% bid,, 1 24 asked, per 1b. | H. J. Tyler. They secured a transfer of showers may be expecied Wednesday as. far | [oorna: paper pfd Articles— Open. High. Low. Close. AL L Y- ; e e A Glant b [ thate sase on Appedl e i T aled St scuth es Cape Mendocino el ) Wheat No. i Open High Low Close Provisions. SUGAR. | District Court in this city because thefr b octoper 300 M"Y | National Biscuit .. 3% i | December 120% 1% 1A% 1200 Euoy Hana 3% 4 Kilaues ... 8% 10 | i eside here. P Northern Caltforni Clouds. Thursday, with | National Lead ... e 5 4% T4% | May.—No Closed $1 23%, asked. | Trade seems to be quieting down somewhat, | Hawatian ;ga R 7o PR o 21 wers in the morthwestern portion by nigat; | North American .. 500 120 | " Gorn OATS—Dealers ‘reported very active buying ' and as Hogs are declining rapidly at Western Y i a2 3 Y ht northerly winds, changing to fresh south- | Pacific Coast Wb AN i 4 Qetober b 5% . oy | yesterday on local consamptlye.and peculdtive | packing centers the local trade are caretul | ki ‘MISCELLANEOUS. OCEAN STEAMERS. Esthen: Cutiosate—Condy Thaelis botll | Poars Sian - 1087 1021 102% | acr oo a3 43" | White, $1 25@1 70: Black, $1 15@1 20 for | AbOUt ordering ahead for distant deliverles. | \1. 1o Pack.150 160%| Oceanic S Co 18% 20 westerty wwimds ; Pressed Steel Car. 3 8 | MY | fegd, ana ¥ G140 ror ‘meed.’ Red 1150 |3, JURND, MBANaton, Inze Der b mmr | Qi Trulc As 040196 | Pac A FA.. 2ih — Pacifie Coast Stsamship Ce. Nevada—Fair Thurséay. Pressed 8 Car ptd. | Dec. 30% 307 | 12215 for common to choice and $1 25 for ‘"“'&m‘l’c""’;‘ e "‘m, sl:i-r—:ur:.l .'nfl"n Cal Wine As.101% — |Pac C Borx.165 — ®an Francisco and vicinity—Fair Thursday, | Pullman Pal Car. Ma Bl 31 aney . e 23¢ for extra sugar-cured; Eastern sugar- ,,,3 Morning Session. - Steamers leave San Fran- sccoming cloudy and threatening by night: | Republic' Steel ... CORN—There is more showing on Change | s i H Tooi Mebe B Board— ’ clsco as follows: ight east winds, changing to southerly. " | Republic Steel ptd. | October 16 50 since the recent advance, but the market is &s | ;il;m'- po 5 - T -u_ef;\m" 3 60 Hawalfan Commercial & Sugar.. 36 00 For Ketchikan, Jumeaw, ALEXANDER G. McADI g g 3 | i 15 5714 firm as ever. $o@12; prime Mess. Fork, $I0G15 50, aids | 30 Pamsban'S B Cor L1500 Skagway, ete., Alaska—1l & Forecast O£, Tenn Coal & Tron. 64% | May . (14 8716 14 90 14 773 Large Veliow, $1 47%@l 50: Small Rowna | $11 J0@12; prime Mess Pork 31315 50; extra 80 Paauhau S P Co. % m., Oct. 13, 18, 23, 28, Nov. —— . TUnion Baz & P Co. | Lara, per 100 Ibs— do, $1 50; White, nominal; vptian, $1 20@ clea:-, $25; Mess, § Ao Ty Salted Pork, $14 200 Pacific Auxiliary Fire Alarm. ... 2 75 o ¥ i ¥ 5 s T B &P Co ptd.. 76% | October .. 125 1125 1120 1 30 for white and $1 05@1 15 for brown. | @14tbc; Pig Pork, $30; Pigs’ Feet, $5; Smoked %5 S F Gas & Electric Co L4100 Steamers at Seattle. % U 8 Leather ..... 13% | December 7 RYE—Strongly held at $1 05@1 10 per ctl. | Eeef, 15¢ [ il S8 115 Spring Valley Water. . D 8425 For Victoris, Vi EASTERN MARKETS B X e 90, | January = et om e S TR 0 5 AL ‘rorlvurfiog?lf-b:t:pllsh 2000 Market-st R R con ¢ Bonda!1 1121 30 Fort Townsend Soatdle, Te: 17 8 Rubber . 7% Short Rits, S S ic; 5 B-1 5 2000 & P of Arizona - vere g i = s e, 1314¢; 10-Ib ting, 13%c; 5-1b tins, 1370 3 s R Sox Farg | Qetover. b Flour and Millstuffs. By pi By the il 7 o L e 15, 23, 28, Nov. 2. Ch = - o8 R s 88| ¥ g 3 gl COTTULLNE—One lLalf-barrel, 9%c; -hree co! o 5 ® ‘w-sug}?”"nlon' ;‘W. = f 22 A FLOUR—California Family Enm,‘ $4@4 25, | balf-barrels, 9%c; one tierce, H%c; two tierces, Afternoon Session. 3 ‘5‘3'-‘.‘“' :?r Tacoma to N., New Yerk Stock Market. & Cash quotatlons were as follows: | usual terms; Bakers' Extras, $3 90@4; Ore. | 9%¢; five tierces, %c per Ib. e ok s Fumboldt Bay)—1:30 B m. st da nd s P Total sal 729,900 steadier: No. 2 spring wheat, 7ic; No. 3, gon and Washington, §3 25 per bbl for Fam- s 50 Siutchinaon 8 B Co, Tor Nov 3 5.8 and e 5 X e NEW YORK BONDE e B o i, L | R wnl o 400t 4B Tor Bk Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops. T i lés (via Fort Los Angsles and JVEW WORK. Out: 35=hesier tessce - ey e L R T o g o s O No. 2 ‘rye, #9%c: good | MILLSTUFFS—Prices in sacks are as fol- e, 35 Pasuhau S P Co. San_ Diego s = JORER. Susiumas 40 3h SR B Do coup -ov...d10 |Mexican Gen 45.. | feeding barl 41c: fair to choice malting, | lows: Graham Flour, $3 per 100 1bs; Rye Flour, | HIDES AND SKINS—Culls and brands seyi| 10 Paavhau S P Co: b Tharadey. § . . T - e et | - P Wves Do 1st_inc R R R R §.25 Rye Meal, 3, "Rice Fiour, i 20 | about 1%c under quotations. Heavy salted e AT State of Calitornia, Thursday, S & %, g ears of svld exports, bromgl 4 A Minn & St L 4s..1 western, $1 21; prime timothy seed, 2 5 Homalns p s L : 4 {2 x i N Santa Cruz, Mon- fation to the stock market to-day. A o S M K & Texas 45, 3 80; mees pork, ver bbl, §16 60@16 70; lard, | Oat Groats, § 2. Hominy, $1 2504 50; Buck: | Steers, 1lc; medium, 10c; Iight, Ske; Cow Strast— San Pedro), Saata Ba . 3 o sa v s 2 100 1bs, $11 30@11 35; short ribs sides | Wheat Flour. %4 3064 15; Cracked Wheat 3% 50: | Hides, Sc for heavy and 8%c for lights Stage 50 Californla Fruit Canners.. 95 00 | (erey, San Simeon, Cayus oy Seal of eslling was for account of the West- | Dg coup %| Do 2ds ........ pex. T i5@12 2 % ry | Farina, §4 30; Whole Wheat Flour $3 25; | 7c; Salted Kip, 8%c; Salted Veal, 93gc: Sait 200 Pacific Auxiliary Fire Alarm.... 275 | Luis Obispo, Ventura, Hueneme Y Central ist (locse). 311 75@12 25; dry salted shoulde speculative element and much of it was old 4 N Jentral ists. o, $10010755: Bhors rleme. mraes ouiders | Rollea Ohis, barrels, 3. 35@v: in sacks, $6 85@ | Calf, 10c; Dry Hides, 18%@17c; 15c; R o roed. Not a few stop-loss orders were un- ; iy U sy e i v SR 50; Pearl Basley. §6: Split Feas, boxes, $6 60;| Dry” Kip, 11@43c; Dry Calt, 18¢; Culjs and | CALIFORNIA STOCK AND OIL EXCHANGE. ‘overed and the room traders, emboldened by Northern Pac 48,1031 4 reen Peas, $5 per 100 Ibs. Brands, 15@16c; Sheepskins, shearlings, 25@30c s Magdalena Bay, Ael infe show of weakness, made a serles of drives M'g‘;,,;‘;"‘;fl; 2 - Tii2 | Articles— Receipts. Shipments. each; short wool, 1“:@” cach; medium, 659 Morning Session. T e Altata La Pas, Santa Ross- which Jeft the iist generally lower, with many | * ‘5, aqjust 45 Nort & W con 45.100% ,‘F‘!;{‘e‘;'l.b;‘:;;‘;,!' v 500 fi% Hay and Feedstuffs. o igugar‘;:‘;!l.e i tafium%‘:né #&mflg;"a it 05 | lia, Guaymas (Mex.)—10 a. m.. Tth of each breaks. Exchange advanced to $4 86.00, | Balt & Ohio 4s. Reading gen 4s.. 975 | Wheat, bushels G & Ll fa o o S, B, el §ige B e it W , in the opinicn of some bankers, was| Do 3%s L S % | Oats, bushels . 603,200 323,000 Dealers have at last succeeded in advancing | §1 75 for large, $1 50 for medium, $1@1 25 for B aerved to change steamers or salling et Srgl e, o the Gasic 6t whish | { 1o e iAW ey Rye, bushals 360,900 1-800 | the quotatlons for the best grades of Hay, but | small and 50c for Colts. Buck Skins—Dry Boa o v ),:_2’ "2‘:‘;’...”.'.2"%“"“2' L]r:_\x_:;dnrgo:v‘"pr‘mi S‘::t :tl.u;( é‘."'s-.umg oo Barley, bushel 19,700 13,500 | the lower grades remain unchanged. Feed- | Mexican, 32%c; dxya ':alted éuencg:l. 25c; dry | 100 Junction 13 TICKFT OFFICE—4 New Montgomery egement might be made with exchange | Do st inc -... i813/5an A & A P 45, On the Produce Exchauge to-day. the DREter | stuffs are a8 previously quoted Two ears af | Cemtral American adifc. Goat Skind—prinw | i 200 Jogetiop b (Palace Hotel vanoe y ] on 3 - b 2 lairies, c. T - ‘ o] gl San rket shjxltma mnfrlmt’. and ‘fnmlve nax:- ‘F B ‘s% new tl?fzs,';z:lus-t&'_ i-c“ }xv;; % ! returned, 22c. Cheese, steady; 10%@11%c. fi%;gfi;% 22 50_per pt::n.mn N‘;le-lfi%kfl«;m: “r_egglzggk gm«e per 1 MINING STOCKS. __’_Efl“i_____. gty e it whte Sanis | NS 1 ' e TR S T = ‘WOOL—Spring—Valley Oregon, fine, 16@17 The following were the sales in the San - is exchanga e 2 2 GFFS—Rolled Barley, $24 g e following naiued a1 25 france 13 centiines ndieates that | © & T o e an. il |Von Facitc 4e109 | & % | toni- Ollcae: Meal &t the il ‘Saasn 6, | 6o medium and- coarse, 10G10e per Ib: Prashisco’ Gick CA: Rutingr; Boafe: yilier || gl B L N IR VIR ne triangular movement for shioplng €0ld | SCGASE L gen 4,101 |Wabash lste | . 50@27; Cocoanut Cake, $20@21; Corn | - Fall Clip—San Joaquin and Southern, 7@10c | day: . . irom this center in payment of London’s obli- pvg- b apny Do 2ds . 0 Forezgn Futures. C’“,“‘:-‘i" o ?,‘}“ 5 ,"{f, g';,’ w l?i:ek:gtlbgmgs‘loc l::r T;mll::x.}m‘;l‘:i ’.?.’a 300 Caledoni mwn": s{;.f'{;’;m, 8| Only Steamsbip Line to FPORTLAND.. OR. N Cl & 20@21: Cottonseed ral, . ; 'y 3 e a . 1 — R A T3 S e 1220008 |wess Store in. 133 3 b % | HAY—Wheat, $11g13 50, "witn 5.1:- st $14; | Mendocino, 12g100; Middle County, 51l er Gon 77| 100 Union B e o s & o o inG the sctivity in such issuee as Balttmore . 98 |W & L Erie 4s... 03 x vheat an . _$10G13;" Red Oat. $10@12; | Ib. Session. teamship_ end rail, ot s ind OMic nd Norfolk and’ Western scemed co | Etie prior lien 4s. 88 /W & 1 Brie 45 81 RN Wi Oat, S9a1l 50 Barley, §8 20G10; Volun. | . HOPS—22G20c per b 100 Qocidental ... 11 | Sicamer ~ tickets include berth aad meals. b gue to the aggrssivencss of ome of the | ;'Y & D ¢ 18ts114% |Con Fob S - 0% Magen, | 1. 87 5069; Altalta, $10011; Clover, $3a0 5 F e M M 000 Ophir - 92 | Btcamer satls Toot of Spear st &t Sacic was reparded as o drive agsingt su i | Hocking Val %s.108% | | opening . 3 R R San Francisco Meat Market. 200 Grerma e COCK, Gem. he bear poole in that stock. while the waak- NEW YORK MINING S8TOCKS. | Closing hkie 5 1% . _ T vabih mk e e o % gl‘mfie ‘1’? AN Thetagh the mesing e a5t | adams Con By et | Wheat— ST O Jan.-Apl Beans and Seeds. is giving this market an easier tone, and local 100 Tnion Conr.o. 16 Y KISEN K AlSlA‘ i insignificant | Alice ... - | Qpening . 00 ¥ packers are watching the Chicago quotations = compietely stag- | Breece ‘o oo~ 05 | Closing 21 10 Beans rule firm, but prices show no further | Lyn attention, Some time ago this marker — e The only strong features during this | Brunewiok Corl, 07 | Flour— change. Mustard Seed attracts but little at- | was below Chicago, but the situation is now | The following were the sales in the Pacific TEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHARF, COR- G e o neacille, Bt Pasl | e W Opening - _ 2190 | tention, and is weak. reversed, and If the decline there ~continues | Stock Exchange vesterday: N | GEEATTG and Bransan at 1 p. m., st Ste. Marie, Kausas and Texas pre- | Con Cal & I g o 28 G5 'BEANS—Bayos, 33 10; small White, | Some hogs may be turned this way. The feel for YOKOHAMA and HON: at and Jliinols Central. Elsewhere in the | Sean DIVer - . $3 3 50; large hite, $3 20@3 30; Pink, | ing, therefore, is not as firm as it has been. 5% | Kobe (Hlogo), Nagasaki and Shanghal s TR e b remety nat vy Gl New York Metal Market. $2 652 80; Red. $2 5@i: Lima. 84 S50 Bt DRESSED MEATS. 33 | connecting at' Hongkong with steamers for I Golosado ‘el made a further deécline, % . JDS. Red Kidneys, $4 75; Blackeve, $1 10§94 15 per | Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers 111 ga, etc. No cargo on board t the rubber goods iseues were strong at BOSTON STOCKS AND BONDS. e o Friutsin: s, % e D R e e ey L N ety |, Mining— NEW TORK, Oct. 20—There was an ad-| "SEEDS_Brown Mustard, $325; Yellow Mus- | BEEF_014Grc for Steers and 5@6c per Ib 07 | 55, AMERICA MARU....... chent of abot 25,000 shares, but these svane | Call loans 6 Adventure vance in the London tin market again to-day, | tard, $3@3 25; Flax, §2 Jogs; Canary, 4@4%e | tor Cows. % Ot O SOV S apacen; nt thane really | Time loans . 6 Allouez .. the gain amounting to 2s 6d, spot closing at | for Eastern; 'Alfalfa, 8%@%c; Rape, 1%@ | VEAL-Large, 7@8¢; small, 8G9 per Ib, 14 Sovomsont ew Kapks Sayioe and wem e Bonds— fifl;‘ L o £120 125 64 and futures at £119 10s. Influ- | 24c; o gi:n%:%.wizkgg%‘? Gml:.' % wi':'mn_w“hm' T4%@8Yc; Ewes, T@T%e F] ental to the change of Accounis between the | Atchison s . Bingh: enced by this, New York holders were dis-| DR e i om- | per S ¥ 5000 Colo- | Gas 1sts (EShAm - - 503 k for higher prices. Buyers were | inali Blackeye, $2@2 10 per et LAMB—S%@9%¢ per lb. 2o Fasi By one fhem ont the. peice o ga | Rallroads— [Chlmet & a0 | R ilitag (o moet ‘The RAVARCE: Bowever. sos : ; PORK—Dressed Hogs, §%@%c per Ib. oud The k made a loss of anotier | Atchison S99 | Comper Range. .. 6% | the market closed with spot auoted at $26 15 | Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables. LIVESTOCK MARKET, toise.““Susckie hat sustained the sveatssy e | o DO Dretd ... ¥3% | Copper Range.... o% | the ms 5 - g - Bl atitione & o 90, 200 Potost 09 lines inciuded Delaware and Tindson. whicy | Boston & Albany.258 | Dom Coal %91 | Copper continues ull jn the New York mar- S laniy o o S 911500 Crown Point, 6 nsde a met loza of & points, and Si e R I R [t 1ok, closed, SUPLLSOQLL 86, sinndasa | | Potafoon &ud Guives remebnay yreviouaty, iig 92008, Livieloch Uciimted |48 San ¥ 50| 200 Yellow Jacket 43 gissourt- Pacific_ linols Censral, Louievis | N Y. NH & H...28 ilsle Rovale . at 11, casting at $11 60G11 70 and electrolytic | ported. Supplies are plentiful and only fancy | 125,50 Per cent shrh ol 7 15 w4 Nastville, Baltimore and Ohio, Norfolk | hiichourE prefd...142 (Mohawk ... | 2t $11cog1l 0. The London market was also | atock is wanted. Sweets continue firm at ihe | 10T Hns Ton oy SO i o 04 Wesiern aud Reading, Colorado Fuel's ae- | phion, Faciie ---19%4 i 22 lower, declininig I 61 With spot at £32 18 4 | pouions guotation. ¥ CALVES4G0W%¢ per b (gross weight. S iine extending from 2% to 3 polnts. In apite | “"Sisclisnecus— | Parrot Lead ruled quiet and unchanged at $4 121 | , Vesetables were in ample Supply and moved | SHEEP—Wethers, 3% @3%e¢; ewes, 334@3%c b € 2 Dakial Ssion Bhest Mo, Mhose w0tk | 4y Bugst o.M INY < e est st B I o | treely. Prices showed hut slight variation, per 1b (gross weight). . it 1eid comparatively firm. The cicsing was | AP SUE (119 |Santa Fe Bpelter was quiet locaily at $5 45. London | . POTATOES—Burbanks from the river, $0g | * LAMBS-.Suckling Lambs, $2 5082 75 per 2 Sub- 220, ora Iron sel. 5 ctl; 5 3 5 3 per 1b. o tustralian bar gold deposited at .Bnn :ra‘r ] G‘"': Electric 185 {T.rlnltys, mz wltro‘::n c-ht‘ n(;":fls‘lthl(‘lvd.d'l "230 rl;i,l:lf;e r:c“fl‘lchl 84, | per' ctl; Sweet Potatoes, $1 26 per ctl for Mer- Vi-xms—uve Hogs, 2fso 1bs u;c; under, 8%c; e R e R A b~ i g B lac s Locally won was dull end unchanged. | ““Sx1ons 40g60c per ctl; Pickle Onions, g0c | ZR9SE 160 1o, boars. 50 per Sent oft-ami Soputiens Sepes i N aitive % |Vietoria: 6% | Warrants nominal. No. 1 Northern foundry, | oo vy o P By - Bt s By B B i i i B ekt sk 39% | Wi 3% | 8225 Ko. 2 Noviher foundry, No. 1 South’ | % itlim ABLES —cireen Peas, fc: siring | 1085 40 Per cent off from tocks. Total sales, §2,260,000. United States . BR " |Wolverine . - 887 | ern foundry and No. 1 Southern founidry;” soft, | penns, zég.gie per lb, including W, ima, & al Merchandise. onds were all unchanged on the last call. 2104 lUnited Copper ... 30 |$22G23. . agic; Cabbage, ‘ané.ng“kp;;rc'ua ; Lomatoes,. ener erchandise. % it e all us . —_— bee bk Catrots, e ANTWERP, R o s LONDOR ELOS SEOES New York Cotton Market. bers, 60@T5c per box; Pickle Cucumbers, nomi- | 5xas _Graln Bags, BK@Ec ¢ash and S%e Finland Nov. 3, 0" o[ Fvieniand Nov. 15 10 . Con for money.92 15-16/ Nor & West...... 26% Dal: Garlic,. 262%c Der 1h: ~ Chile Bepses: 5 - i - Qe Ken'ston...Nov. 8, 10 a|Vaderr'd Nov. a stchison Cons for acct.92 15.18| Do_pretd. 9 — box; Bel &% Plant, 60 | asked for June-July delivery; tin, INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CO.. (tehison - Anaconda 4% Ont & Wastern... 3413 NEW YORK, Oct. 20.—The cotton market :_Green Okra, Er box; Summer | 5.55¢; Wool Bags, 32@33c; Fleece T%a CHAS, D. TAYLOR,G. A.P.C.,30 Monts'm'y st. 3altimore & O o ot Atchison Pennsyl 83% | opened steady with first prices 2 to 5 points juash, S5c@$1 per box; wiat Squash, | Sc; Fruit Bags, 5%c, 6¢c and 6%4c for thres — g 134 134y vrat J‘g“ ;4% | blgner, and closed steady with a net gain of ber ton; Hubbard, $I sizes of Cotton and 6%@8lc for Brown Jute. : i 1 to £ points. COAL—Well ton; Southfield lanada Southern. .. 81 81 05 40! SRS $8: Seattle, $6 50; 50; ‘hesapeake & Ohio. 9% 493 | 52 38 e Poultry and Game. ., $8: [ ? : | EmEe § ALOD B 20 S 2 Eastern Livestock Market. o Bosiyn S Com Pay. In So: s ¥ ’5'&'3’- “hicago & Alton Pt = 194%) %% e |The second car of Western Poultry to ar. 5 $12 in bulk and L o e L od 89 a3y 93 CHICAGO. rive this week was placed on the market and | §13 25 In sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite la hi & Bast Ilinols. 213 ma 41 CHICAGO, Oct. 20.—CATTLE—Receipts, | met with prompt sale at good prices, Receipts | ——; W .Anhnelu. mméul:.' s fiease & Gt West: 2 o 9344 | 21000, including G000 Westerns; opened steady. | of local stock were unusually larse, but prices | LMD, $11 80: s LR - B o 15@25¢ lower; good mmflpum were wel ned. o Ticsgs & Normen 00 297 2o smlt ;2:& Fidbes ey e B T B I T T e LY Wy, ‘bicago & Northwn GO0 220 228 228 40 85 slightly weaker In nee. - ¥ - i, B 1 & Pac.... 400 1003 198 197 There was a good demand for game ana i Term & Tran.. 200 19%; 19! 19% 11 cleaned : up. Receipts were { Ter & Trare pt 00 37 364 36 155 C C & Bt Louls 00 99 98 % Bar Silver—Steady, 23%d per ounce, lo Southern .. 1,000 323 g; 318 Money—3@3% per cent. io Sourhu st 200 78! b 73 The rate of discount fn the open market for lo Southy 24 pf. 1,000 48! 48 47% | short hills 1s 3% per cent and for three months Jelaware & Hudsn. 600 166~ 1685 165 | pie 3% per cent. jin lack & Wesi 200 28 24 ;8 B el Yerver & Rio & yid o i :E' New York Money Market. irte 15t pfa 1000 673 66 00! NEW YORK, Oct. 20.—Money on call steady irle 24 pra . 17w 82 51 51 & ircar Norihern pfd 108 upa 197 88 |t 304% per cent, closing bid 3%. Prime king Vadiey ... ..... 83 . | mercantile paper, 53%@6 per cent. Sterling Vocking Valiey pid 90 exchange, firm, with actual business in bank-