The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 25, 1902, Page 8

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. New York Stocks rather easy on the day. Sugar Stocks continue to improve here. Mexico reduces the import duty on Wheat 90 per cent. Wheat makes another sensational advance. Barley Futures from 3c to 5c higher. i Oats and Corn still very firm, but Rye dull. Wheaten Millstuff's advance in sympathy with Wheat. Some kinds of Hay higher again and Straw advanced. Bran and Middlings firm, but no higher. Beans firm, with a continued overland demand. Butter, Cheese and Eggs about the same. Dried Fruits firm, with vather more demand for Prunes. Hams and Bacon declining again, with dealers freely cutting. Hogs weak in sympathy with Hams and Bacon. Hops still firm, with growers more disposed to meet the market. Oranges and Lemons in good supply and slozw. Poultry in light receipt. Game lower. Five cars of Dressed Turkeys in from Oregon and the Missouri Riv River Potatoes coming in heawily. Southern Vegetables meeting ‘('II/I a gnnd demand. DL &W Weather Reparf DERG . L a00 0% 4oy -— D& R G prd ] gfl:% 0. (120th Meridian I"ll e Time.) I . . k. $4% The following are the seasonal rainfalle to | Frie 3QPLL .. -oeers 3 TR ate me compared with those of same date | Jiock Vol ... oi00 1 last senpon rainfall last twenty-four hours: | Hock Val pfd 3 : - P e | Tilinole Cen . Last This _Last |gowa 'Cen . 40 3N Rtations— outs. Eoason. Seamon. | 10V den et 4 Eurek i Tiod Tl sst {ESCS. H O A Eacramento il Han Francisco »» 120 114 Fresno Ky 1244 1241 Independence ... 1% 183ie n Latle Ok | Metrapol § R 150 © 140 Ank Mexican Cen . 285 281y n_Diego - & Mox Nationai ek dea el b T Sieacuri Pac 108l 108w k K MK & 200 204 frdis 8, ol I3 . 3 eTaTions. § 5§ 5EQ BN W ot e, i Rk : B wsi § | Ontario & Western.. 6,400 B0% 3084 § §: ¥ | Pennaylvania . 6s.800 15T% 158 $. ! ;| Reading -, 100,400 o e -— - - Read 1st pfd . 000 SeN, 3 Actoria | Read 24 prd ... 800 it Baker Rock Island 400 Carson 2, Kureka Fresno Flagstan Pocates Independence L8 Angelee | & Paul pfd . Theentx | Bouthern P Portiand Southern R .. Ted Biuft | Bouthern R prd. Roweburg JO8 | Tex & Pa Kacramento 00 TEL&W Balt Lake ‘0| T 8 L& wptd Ban Prancisc +00 | Union Pacific. B L« apo 00 | Union Pacific pfd. . Ban Diego Wabash Reattle | Wabash pid A Spokane | Wheel & Lake Erie el B N | W & Lake 3 M 3 Watte Watia | o 0% /Yy B Winnemucos nein Cent pfd 400 B ) Bovy, Yume | dExpress Companies— Adame 200 WEATHER CONDITIONE | America; FORECAST | et axa | Weils The pressure has risen eteadily over the | | Miscellaneou Peoific Klope and fallen over the Rocky Moun- taln rezion Laght ine have ¥allen in Oregon, Washing- | . top and ldahe with snow in the mountaine. ‘ T bren little change in Am Linseed OHl |‘lfl . povat aliornia. In the areat A Loco .. EECIE DR e s Gontinues cool, averaging 7 degrees oo P . 2Ry g e ormal [ Am Smel& Roah. 2,000 ay @4 i LIEN! 1o heavy (roets may be expected Tues- | Am Smelt & R pd. © 400 B4 92t 03ty | @ay morning. Cltrus fruit growers should be | Anaconds Mo G 100 &RC 88 81 e alert Brooklvn Rap Tean 50300 84 o1y @ | "Forecast made & teco for thirty | Con on, s e 2 Dours ending mi 25, 1002: coly a8 e 3t Northern ® Calitor ¥, except chmdy along the in the morning: light 178 northerly winde to heavy frosts Tues- 200 04 20 Jay’ motning Int IR Routhern Californta—Fair Tuesday; probably | Tntesnatone] e o heaty frosts in the morning; light northerly | International Pow. B e ot Sk | National Riscuit Ban Francieon and vielnite—Fair Tuesday: | Norip American . HENL santerly winds in the morning changing to westerly ALEXANDER G MeADE iy Forecast Offic e g I w0t . ® | Presied Steel Car pt > o Pullman Palace Car 3 o2 Republic' Steel ..... 400 108 1 EASTERN MARKETS. Republic Strel pid. 200 7To% 78 76! Sugar . 0,700 . * | Tenn ol & ron’ %000 Union B & £ Copfd 300 g K Mon 1 & B Co New York Stock Market. ¥ Leather. » 00 o S Leather pfd NEW YORK. Nov. 24 —Movements of spe- clal Ktocks in to-day's market were irregulat for the most part, thie condition belng due in & great measure to the incroase of strength n forelgn exchange. Demand sterling was quoted at §4 STl the advance resulting large Iy from selling of stocke here for London acs ! S Steel ph Western Union Total sales .erican 6. ITED RA“.“‘A\! 0!‘ N rdrd rd rd b SAN FRANCISCO. Al’lh les Open. l"!h MV\'. Close. Wheat No. % ™% Hy TSCR Wy, 76 BaY Bi 2% 8% 3 81 S % % | ?v‘lg pork, per Murfl— ¥ | ancary™ AT T0 18 15 6 May - LI - 25 Ontario 05 Potost 1 .00 Savage Horn Fllver . iron Biiver Leadville Con New York Money Market. NEW YORK, Ne Money on call closed | fiimer at 4 per_cent; closed i per cent. Time money, (0 days, 0 per cent; D0 days, @06 per ceat; six mamhn E% per cent, Prime mercantilo paper, T Bterling excl nge was strong, wlth iness in bankers' bills at ' $4 87, mand and at $4 13,625 for slxty dly- rates, £4 84G4 84 4 and $4 8. Commercial Dbills, $4 8364 83% . Bar sflver, 48c. Mexi- can dollars, 47%c. Bonds—Government weak; Btates, inactive; ‘allroad bonds, frregi New York Grain and Produce. —— Ry NEW YORK, Nov, 24.—~FLOUR—Recelpts, 24,204 barrels: e: ports, 33,100 barrels, Falrly | active and firm, WHEAT—Reet Ipts, 100,076 bushels; exports, bushels. Spot, easy; No. 2 red, 78%o . 2 ed, Ti%c f. 0. b, afloat; No. 1 Nowthern Duly h, 83%¢ f. 0. b,; No. 1 hard Manitoba, 84%,¢ Options open- ed firm and W , owing to bullish foreign tatiatics and light offerings until midday, w en a big supply increase and intimations that he Chicago bull interest w | #elling led to res ctions. Ipll* M vy, S0G80 T-16c, closed T0%ic; ve net lower, acember, te, closed” 80%c. HOPS AND W D01 Firm. HIDES Ntead: COFFEE—Spoi Rio, qulet; No. 7 involce, 6lc. Mild, quici; Cordova, S@lZc. Futures closced net 8 poin ¢ lower on’ near months to 5 polnts advance o1 distant “options. ' Totat sales, 78,500 bagw, Including: December, 4.65 Gi0e; Junuary, ’ 4.80c; e, 5.00G5. B15G5.200] Tuly, 8.30G5.80c; \ September, 1.40@5,dbe; Octol SUGAR—Raw, fair ‘refining, entrifugal, 96 test 3 13-16c. Molasses sug: 3 1-16c. Refined, firm, DRISD FRUITS, EVAPORATED APPLES—Are still arriving In liberal quantities and theretore show little o no improvement prime in particular being weak, while the fancy stock 1s fairly steady. Common, c: orime, 5Y;@6c; cholce, 6@ 60: fai 7 PIRUNESSpot p unes are attracting a fair JobbIng trade and continue Hrm with the Jarger sizes displaying a Fardening tendency, thou‘h without quotable ehnnu prices ranging from 8%@7%e for all grad APRICOTS—Are In steady demand, with ! prices unchanged at 714@12c fnr boxes and 7 10¢ for bags PEACHES—Are aso unchanged at S@1: peeled and 6@10%5c ‘or unpeeled. AW ‘Q poaa * Chicago Grain and Produce. * . CHICAGO, Nov, 24 —Wheat was oulte ac- tive early and prices advanced about halt & cent over Saturdey's c¢lose, with good buy- Ing by commisslon houses, some of which | Wwas Supposed to have been for the leading long. Large receipts in the Northwest and @ hoavy increase iif the visible supply caused | @ weaker feeling toward the noon hour and lower prices prevailed during the remainder ot the day, the close being easy. Cables weye alto rather disappointing yet showing much sympathy with the recent advance here. De- higher at 7blc, cember o) Watae ad- | vanced to but on heavy reallzing de- clined to T4%¢, closing at the bottom with a loss of l@de. at IBK@TONC, Corn ruled firm for the May delivery, In- fluenced by wet weather, December was er- ratic, Shorts were the best buyers and caused & sharp advance soon after the opening, but neral selling later caused a decline, closing | 1% Jower at &3 May closed %@ '%c lower | feature “ | covering of December shorts, | market firm. The close was firm with Decem- in oats’was the which heid the trading Der e higher at 31%G31%c0. higher at g23e. | Provisions ruled strong on m good demand | from foreigners and a steady hog market. | | The close firm, with January pork Bo | i rd 12'c higher and ribs 2%c higher, ading futures ranged as follows: May closed Yo Lard, per 100 pounds— November ~..10 10 814 10 67 0 35 3 i Tyo 0% o 38e] Tair to “cholge, Talting, 44G5%e; No. 1 18; Northwestern, §1 21: pfln\e Ilm seed, $3 H lard, per 100 | May: closed @ %c lower | o {50 Yo | market does not improve In sympathy with NEW YORK, Nov. 24.—The visible supply of grain Saturday, November 22, as compiled | by the New York Produce Exchange, is as follows : Bushels. 41,731,000 2,287,000 7,067,000 1,154,000 8,615,000 Fareg Msrkets. LONDON, Nov. 24.—Consols, 92 15-18; sil. ver, 22d; French rentes, 98t 95c. Whentl cargoes on paseage, qulet and steady: English country markets, qulet; import Into United Kingdom, wheat, 420,000; import into, United gdom, flour, *188,000; ‘wheat and flour on ::a' e to United Klvlldom.l'-‘.m % 0; wheat lour on passa; to Contine | LIVERPOOL.NGv. ‘51, “Wheat, steudy: No. in Pari Increase. Decrease. Standard Cllflornln, 6s TA@6s Thd; wheat | flour in Parls, duil; French qulet; weather in England, qulhern Business. EATTLE, Nov. 24.—Clearings, $047,652; Bémites, $138, 428, TACOMA, 'Nov. 24.—Clearings, $376,7560; balances, $il0, 588, 'ORTL. AND. Nov. 24.—Clearings, $624,583; bnn.nce-, $54,109, 1 SPOKANE, Nov. 24.—Clearings, $383,116; balances, §30,504, Northern Wheat Market. OREGON. PORTLAND, Nov, 24.—WHEAT—Quiet and steady; Walla Walla, 72c; bluestem, T7@70c; valley, T8¢, WASHINGTON, TACOMA, Nov, '24.—WHEAT—Bluestem, 79¢; club, T2, * * LOCAL MARKETS. : “Exchange and Bullion. Sterling Exc Sterling Excl Sterling Cables New York Exch Sllver, per ounce. Mexican Dollar: Wheat and Other Grains. . e | WHEAT-—The forelgn markets were steady to firm. The world's shipments for the week were as follows, in quarters: Russian,408,000; Danublan, 135,000; A ntine, 4000; Indian, 16,000. The | American visible supply increased 3,639,000 bushels. The Mexican Government has reduced the fmport duty on wheat to H0c Mexican sil- | Bay, ver per 100 kilograms, this being a reduction of 90 per cent. It became effective November 15 and will remain in operation till March 31, | 1008, This reduction has_been already dll-l counted at Chicago, and The Call mentioned its probable occurrence some little time ago. Mexico, like Australla and South Africa, short of wheat. The local market continued to boom yester- day, futures rising about 3@lc under trading, which at times was excited. Both shippers | and millers continue active buyers, both here | | and in the country, and the former are get. Ung squeezed by the steady and violent a: vance. Meanwhile the supply s rapidly de- creasing. The steamer San Mateo brought down 71,500 ‘ctls from Oregon. Cash prices are stiff, but no higher. At Chicago some gn traders who went long on bull news from San Francisco were-dump- ing their wheat. CASH WHFAT. No. 1. §1 40@1 45; Milling, $1 4714@1 50 per 1. FUTURES. Session 0 to 11:30 a. m. Open. High. Low. Close. December ......81 43 §1 43 §1 4215 $1 42% May I 42 143% 141% 1433 2 p.om. o “Open Close. 143k sl u\ sl W05 81 4% 1438 1438 1 437 December May .. BARLEY—The week rpfll?fl with another ad- vance and a very stiff market. . The rise is due | partly to the sharp advance in wheat and partly to short supplies all over the State. Sales fo arrive at sl 23% were made, and early in the | day §1 was quoted, but' at the close none could be obtained at the latler fgure. N rise on call was from ¢ to Ge. | ¢ CASH BARLEY. | Feed, $1 2214@1 25; Brewing and _shipping grades,’ §1 2711 Chevalier, $1 56@1 60 for fair to choice. FUTURES. Session § to 11 a. m. . _Low. Close. $§1 221 $1 26 127, 12 Low. Close. Sl W §1 261 1 ~m 1291 130 OATS_The market is firm, in sympathy with | wheat ‘and barle: t prices show no change. White, §1 Biack, 31 1091 feed and §1 21 @1 35 ‘for seeds 2@ 2215 for comimon o ehbice. and $1 2501 Ju, l’flr fancy. CORN—The market continues firmly held at about previous prices, Western (suched) 1s quoted at $1 30 for Yel- low and $1 40 for White; California, Large Yellow, $1 40@1 50: small_round do, $1 b2iy $1 5% Whiter 81 431 O1 45; Egyptian. 31 25g r White and §1 1661 20 for Brown. RYE—SUIL quiet at §1 0d@1 10 per cti. This | { Tor | ! ( the leading grains, much to the surprise of the | - bOL$16 ST1e@1 count, together with heavy purchases of ex- mess pork, per tra W i Ibs, $10 67%@10 T0; short ribs sid oose), | chunge by prominent international DAUKISE | petutitlee of ned” Beirmain o s Chaas! Lm‘& by .h‘\"'ul.u;« nia&'«m Thoxed; S B BCCKWHEAT—Nomtnai at §1 75 per ctl. houres Mle the high rate puts this oenter | cisca: Bonds, DO bid, 91 msked: eriptions, | @9 B0: short clear sides ( xe.n £ 50G0 5, 3 mearer (he gold expors” point, ¢ e sl the | S0 bid, 48 Gaed. n; ., | clover. contract grade, $10 & Flour and Millstuffs. @pinion of cxperts that pressure will be brought | NEW YORK BONDS. Tl S e | - 1o bear to prevent an OUUOW Of E0Id, ®ven | U 8 ref 2u Sef . 108 louis & N unt 481013 ;n.,m'.\‘\:'.’m" =8 s et tanaka IR, Torackel, aiieet e whole | exchange reach the level Where trans Do coup . 1084 Mex Cent 48 .. | Wheat, bushels . 02,000 0| wheat flour are higher in sympathy with raw | Sibverthetomn, It 1a doubisd that ckporte tha | DS S 1% 108 [0 st tne. 128, | Corn, bushels | 213000 wheat. Other millstuffs are unchanged, be dclayed it London contibues | Do new 4 reg.198% 00 1 B o o - {%.‘; } LN, Bl S { , TLOUR- Calitornia. Family Extras, 34 20g | The ‘Beca) sonriet albs s to peovids or ba: | Do Soup i3l Do 3 | Bariel vushers | 0 20| {80 Shegun wnd v .?fififinffi'?&;’a‘u'&fi POHAnt payments weluing this month. Time | TOn the Produce Exchange to-day the. Ll for Fai And ¥ 508850 for Bakers'. mone) was comparatively casy, most loants | market was stea Creameries, 18§ I MILL: Toes lcKs ure as fol. for ninety ?:_‘.‘ ;_“. longer betng n\::-;"nlr& . | ries, 18G3se. kns. nrm 11@12e, i :IV:““ ;mm H“!‘A‘f.l“fi“ H‘m‘\_hl‘:s‘_ R: Pondon, Where tre arket for Atherioans was adit ds 4 ,“,,L’E * T T e B R e e, o e Aull BRG] opeRing: Prives Wete gen: | paito & Ohlo 48..101 © Reading Gon 5 Mt Groats, ¥5 ominy, 2564 0. saliy lower, though & tendenicy Lo IMPROVEmEnt | T Sin KIS ,;", I r“,‘l‘l';‘,‘ Firvipn Guthiies, Buckuheat Flour, & $0fd 18; Cracked Wheat, was soon shown Drading In such stooks as Do conv W07 SL&SF gn . s : m§ eat Flour, | Reading, Mavhatian Meopdian, Cowrads | Cenede 8o 2ds | 1054 'S' L & W 3! St Pearl B :::;-Q 'w‘ fi;u:'f-:" e othes active iebes was &t & ~ : 5 R G o Sariey, v: Spuis 1o boases | S e S e b s | O30 B i 01 B { FYCEN v e S B T aRd - Reading, wpewdlly fecover 00k | Ches & Ohio 414 104% | So Pac 48 i Jeand made early Wafe of 1 and 3% | Chie & Al arch. May. Hay and Feedstuffs. for the common and preferred shares respect B & Q newds. 6% 6 \‘ " { :.‘x":\nm;}‘r-'::\m‘\::‘:?fl:n. ‘.,‘L':,\:‘r, £ 18 & A A o % S % | HAY—Continues firm, with a slight advance | developed another reactionary | ¢ R 1 & B {in wild oat and alfalfa. Straw is also higher. | the loading stocks showed & I CCC&SLg 4ol Nov. l-r -'\lne~ | Bran and middlings continue firm, and rolled | The swength of “l:-::‘ Taland | Chie Term R o 1 30 | barley 4x tending upward in sympathy with the | ¥ { | raw grain. - | BEAN—SI19621 per ton. 210 ;o | - 2k 2% MIDDLINGS —$2425 per pv U ¢ e c et G| : 1905 Oileuhe M At e ey, gmes e meactions Tecovered with @ het gain of | Hocking Val 4140100 | | Eastern Livestock Market. 56 80827; Cocoanut Cake, 0@ e et s | MoncsOSTON STOCKS AND BONDS. i 2t Wl,_, e e movement tn Man- | Call boans <. s Fe aae 83N CHICAGO, TAY— !N- | 14 0, with sies at $13; Dk T g schich | = .“‘,."‘,,, " j°"'a|“=“,‘,}“"" om0 | CHICAGO, Nov. M.—CATTLE. ‘Whell a lo-" ‘ @14 wdn:xm Bha onr | oning withyd Bond Adv . 000, including 1000 Westerns; market slow | $1@13; Wid Oat s les; So@10 80 2 polits on very Jaige tramea Rrent | Atehieon de venture B e i e eers, 5% | Stock, §8 3 b 30 Alfalta, $9G11:30; Clover, Laik o Manbaitan buving was by Gould bro: | e Tom it 6 B0t B0t 16 medtom, afi B8 S0 e hetw. The movetient in Manhatian stimutated | Mexican Oo Jein] Toeds Pvey e R 30 i R oatse S¢ per bate. | burig in New York Central and bennyivasia. | ! n:um.g.n ¥ 'N- g Ry W o b 00 30; | H ropoiitan and Brookhyn Rapid Alr' i v T o S West. e Jto affected eithec Way. The bear oy | Al jo_ | aine B R0y, Teaved s West. | Beans and Seeds. Tion fraded cautiosly. SUt ook oosrape 3 T ok 4, 38000 to-morzow, 3 e The abeence of WAy hows FeRatHing the o i O00; I8ft over, $000. steady: closed B¢ | BEANS—Continue in demand for overland valied Manhatian deal, and made & M" 12 | lower. Mixed and numm- I NG gofl shipment, and pinks are quoted somewhat witack on thet and other stocks, New “"I 304 | to choloe heavy, M ‘v'. |l'z~u‘ other Kinds rematnlnz unchanged. Ventral e 20, lig! 3 s o, $a0 0 Pasl ure foried s, whle | | B e T R FELE e e Tl Witk Joston seiing. London soid Paily 20,000 | 3 | SHERP-Receipts SO0 sheep : & e fi;‘*‘, ;.";,.T'ia— TSR oo i alaames Sr o S mmilunn a m:un;;irta‘ Y Good "to choke m | Sidners, 31 TS, Blackeys, 5 ipes w o - I ] I" “""fi“* o wa Mustard, £ 36 Yeliow Mus- Gcitned ¥ 3% foe m.n': raity, JOBIIEL Rape, 1R EUE PO At S0 Ehe N SN ] 353 Hemp S3@4c per 1b: Broom Com NEW YORK S70CK IAST. | T Natives, 855 s Claee :!‘: el w3 vean, DRILD PEAS Niies, $2 50; Green, §1 $5g2 S 3 S5 BN to Me- —_ h - e ) & Obio pid 'gg RN ,.:g:_ Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables. madian Pac .. Ty by iy wethers, da Shuthers... S0 [ 4, Recelpts of river Barbanks were heavy, bt & Obo ..o AT 41" 48 | the wmmum;u-u ¢ R y 1L . < 15§ £ o BREE * On M @ St b ey - | quli. ‘& g“; - ?* n::n & Rio G. e for the | " Good L4 e ST LI o | R D &N w 22 Do it pd_ ., .. frealy Term & Do 24 »ta R T&TpN .. Pty ('u LS 7 : 8 let phe. 0 n"‘ § E 2% pra b3 Bar Dot & Hudeon G | Money, i $3@3 50; White Geese, $1 509 3 25 per box; Seed"ng: $1 25@1 5; Tangerines, market. There wasno ‘Western live poultry re- celved, but a scheduled for to-day’s mar- ket. What little locll llve came in sold read- ily at previous prices. Game was in heavy receipt and generally dull. With the exception of Canvasback and Widgeon all descriptions of Ducks were lower. Hare, rabbits and lufi were also weaker, Re- cellell were 225 sacks. —Dressed Tu; 18@22c per 1b for lncnl Western, 17@18¢ tur Nn 1 and 14c for No. 2; live irke: old, 17@18¢c for Gobblers and 17@18c for Hens: Geese, per pair, $1 50G2: Gowlings,. §1 60a2; Ducks, 4" tor old. and BO@6 60 mr young; Hens, ssea young terl. $5@5 60; old Roosters, $b; Fivers, $4@5; Broilers, $4@4 60 for large and $3@s for small: Pilnonl, $1 25@1 50 per dozen for old and $1 78 for T dozen; Hare, §1 25 per Rttt 8 G Beua. RRbr 50@3; Canvasback, $3@7 50; Sprl(, $2@2 50; Teal, $1 50@2; Wid- geon, $1 50: small Ducks, ; Gray Ceese, 1 50; Brant, Tor 1a¥se and $1 50 tor amall; Hoakers §4 800 $5; English Snipe, $2; common, $1 60. Butter, Cheese and Eggs. Butter opened the week firm as to the upper grades, and some sales at an advance were re- ported. There was no actu: arcity, how- ever. The dealers who bw%‘c from the larger receivers were reselling at and even more in some cases. The quotations below repre- sent prices from first hands. Supplies of cheese continue light and the market is firm. Previous prices rule for eggs. Receipts con- tinue moderate and stocks here are hardly as large as at the close of the week. The extra demand for Thanksgiving may check any fur- ther decline, for the moment, at least. Receipts were 38,600 lbs Butter, 280 cases EgEs and 1400 1bs Cheese. BUTTER--Creamery, first hands, 33@34c per 1b for fancy; 31@32c for firsts and 30c for sec- onds; daily, 26@3Cc; store Butter, nominal; cold storage, 24@27 CHEESE—New, 14%@16c; old, nominal; 15@153%¢; b!:lll.m, 15%@ America, Western. 15@16c per GS—Ranch, 4213@46c for fancy and 37% @40c for lower and medium grades; store, nomzl;\:fil‘ cold storage, 22@2Tc; Western Eggs, c. Decidwous and Citrus Fruits. There was a fair demand for large size high- ly-colored oranges, but such stock was in 1imit- ed supply, and sales were made in a small way above the quotations. The general run of offerings lacked color and sold slowly. Sup- plies of grape frult proved excessive and prices continued low. Lemons continued in free sup- ply and were nactive. Seven 20-Ib boxes of Christmas apples came in from Sebastopol, Sonoma County, and sold At 75c per box. There were no fresh raspber- ries received. Scme that came in late Satur- day evening were sold to the canners at the auoted price. There were no strawberries re= celved. Persimmons were in free supply and lower. Some small packages sold below the quotations. The other fruits were offerips tree- ly and prices showad little variati CRANBERRIES Cape Cod, $11 50g12 _per bbl for chone \ud $510 for common; Coos lb\SPBERR!PS—u per chest. STRAWBERRIES— —per drawer for Long- worths and ~— per cheat {or Maundu. QUINCES—40@60c_pe PLUMS AND PRUNFS—IWBMC per box for Plums and 7 I per crate for Prunes APPLES— r'box for common, 60g 86c for choice and r@l 26 for fancy; fancy Oregon, $1 25@1 PFR‘\IMMONS—rfifiSk PEARS—Wint Nellis, Sl ‘25@1 50 per box; other Winter Pelirs, 50ct POMPGRA\'ATES-—.&CG‘S) 25 for small box- es and $2@2 50 for large. 7he for small boxes and crates and $1@1 50 for the large open poxe CITRUS FRUITS—Oranges, 12 $1@1 25 per sm Lemons, $1@1 25 for N common, §1 50@2 for choice 2 50@3 for fancy; Grape Fruit, §: Hexlcln Limes, $4@4 50; Bananas, $1 per bunch for New Orleans and $1@2 for Hnwlunn Plne- apples, $3@+4 50 per dozen. Dried Fruits, Nuts and Raisins. About the only news is that the demand for prunes is reported picking up, with | firmer feeling, though prices are no higher. FRUITS—Apricots, 3@8c for Koyals and Sk L 4G4k T, | I" rs, 314@4l%c tor yuarters and 5@9lge ror halves; Nectarines, 43,@d%c for white; Pluma, b@te or pitted and lvl Yac for unpitted: Figs, 1480 for black and 3iegSe for white. 1@2%c for the four ;,{(h- premlum for the large si: AISINS—1902 crop are yuoted as follows. rown leose Muscatels, 50-ii -crown, O¥c; d-crown, Muscatels, Thompsons, biic: Layers, 20- 1b boxes, §1 40 per box; S-crown, 31 60; 4- crown fancy cl\ll‘::ll. l\);-lbwlbox!sl‘. 32; b—cmwn Dehesas, 20-1b Xes, g crown Im; 20Ib boxes, 33 Seeded, € o. b Fresno, “saftshell, 13@) i o 2. J0piic; No. 1 hardenelh 11@11ke; o | 91@1uc; Almonds, llc for Nonpureis, 1015 mu tor I X L, 10@10%c for Ne Plus Ultra and 8@Skhc for Lanzuedoc; Peanuts, 8@7c for Eastern; Brazil Nuis, 12@121c; Filberts, @12k%c; Fecans, 11@lc; Cocounuts, $3 20@3: | Chestnute, 123! Y ONEY—Comb, 11%@l3c for bright and Ilc tor light amber; water white extracted, bla@6lec; light amber extracted, 5@5%c; dark, Provisions. Hams and bacon are lower again. Arrivals | of hams are larger and increasing and dealers are cutting [freely. Sales even below the re- duced prices are rumorcd, and it is reported | that some Eastern hams have been let g0 at | 14%c and some California hams as low as 13c. | The era of fancy prices for both hams and ba- can seems to be l\u ing away. ‘There is no | lurlhel’ decline In 1 TRED ME. ATS hd(vn. 13l3c per Ib for hen vy, 1dc for Light medium, lve for light, 13 toe L | for extra light, 13¢ for sugar-cured and” 1oe e for extra sugar-cured: kastern sugar-curey Hams, 3@l Calitornia Hams, ,\vfill Mcse Beei. $4U per Dol Sxta ess, §10 bugiis Fumily, 311 ooy vrime Mess Pork, si3e | 15 00; extiu clear, 327; Mess, 319 930; Uiy Salted | rork, 13@lidsc; Pig enng ¥; Pigs' Feet, 39; { Sinoned Beel. ¥ o ND Y ircen. quo0e Sk o pe. ity ior”compound, ani f2ise tor pure; ait bagre pure, 1:%ci 1010 tns, I34c; d-1b tins, 13%e: | o-lb tins, 131sc. e COTTOLEN £—One Lalf-barre] hali-barrels, Y%c; une Uerce, Yoy vre: Wve tierces, ¥3c per 1h. Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops. Hop dealers report that | disposed to sell, as the vanced. They refuse to let go under ful] fg. wres, however, and the market shows no weak- ““HibEs AhDdSMNS—CuI(s about 1ic under quotations. Heavy Sait Steers, lic; um, 1 lght, 3tic; L::‘ Mides, S¢ tor heavy and Siic tor luh Salted Ve Yeal, v he growers are more and brands seil | s-hed Kip, ;',c lor small and > dr, slrsm Tarze | Slorsm.lllnd.nhl Eiac; as 3 F—llm&hudm-b VEAL—Large, S@S%c: small, S%@9%c per i § D, $11 50: Cannel, §9 per ton; Coke. $15 ton 1 in sacks; Rocky Moun- M on nl:u!k and ll‘l :-' 00 1he 58 80 Bt acasdite o “-;Lm "%2c Yor bolled and_80c_for bt 3 Be i Castor Ofl, in cases, No, 1, $1 16; pury ofi Whale & o 50@85c per gallon; Fish n - 45c; cases, Cacoanut Oll, in barrels, .B’Lu for Ceylon and 58%c for Australan. COAL OIL—Wie in bulk, line, in bullc Iie in cases, 2le; do, 72 de- grees, in bulk, 18%ec; in_cases, in bulk, 16c; in cases, 22%e; 8 so-aonu aso: line, in bulk Zic: In cases, 27 TURPENTINE.72¢ per gailon in cases and 66c in drums and iron s, RED AND LBAD—Red Lead, 60 63c per 1b, White Lead, 6@6%c, according to quantity. SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refining Com- ny quotes as follows, per pound, in 100-Ib A “Crushed and Fine Fruit inulated, 4.45¢; lated (100-1b bags only), 4. Sk Conbcumur" boxll. 50c_more; lklndl. Tablets— per 1b. No barrels or its 85¢; more; half barrels, 25c more 50-Ib bags, 10¢ more for Half-barrels, 4.95¢; boxes, order taken for less than 15 equivalent. Receipts of Produce. FOR MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24. Flour, qr sks... 9,84¢f|Raisins, Soxel‘. Wheat, ctis..... 13.81t |Pelts, bdls. OREGO Flour, qr sks.... 1,378 Wheat, ctls WASHINGTON. Flour, qr sks.... 17.564 mddunn. sks.. 533 Oats, ‘ctls....... 2.226|Ho; es. . 10 Potatoes, dks.li 83" Flaxseed, 1,810 Bran, sks... 520 — STOCK MARKET. | The sugar stocks were again the leaders vesterday, Paavhau advancing to $18 25, Hutchinson to $15 371 and Honokaa to $14 75, There were sales of Kilauea at $9. Other stocks were unchanged. Business was fair. In the afternoon chnku advanced to $15 50 and Hutchinson to It has been decided by the directors of t International Banking Corporation to issu the balance of the authorized capital, amount- ing to 20,000 shares. For the first 30,000 shares issued $200 per share was paid, $100 being credited to-capital. and $100 to surplus. As the same course will probably be pursued in placing this issue, the actual capital of the bank will be $5,000,000 and the surplus uooo * 000 Willlam L Mercer was elected Tne Hale & Norcroes Mining Company has levied an assessment of 10 cents per share. The Pacific Underwriting and Trust Com- pany has declared a dividend of $3 50 per share, payable November 20. The Sacramento Electric, Gas and Rallway Company will pay the regular monthly dividend of 13 cents per share on December 1. STOCK AND BOND xom) EXCHANGE. MOND\Y Nov. 2¢—2 p. m. UNITED STATES BONDS. 1o Ask d. Ask. 4s qr coup s ar c (new)m%lm'& TBE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, NUOVEMBER 25, 1902. ¢ : L 5 LAMBS—Yearlings, Vl.lah per 1b. . .—-——-—g 17s €4 for spot m £112 28 6d ln- tum-u n' Bun-. fus! ..-:fl'rw“ Lime, n - 5160 b and w %-l Juotations gn‘uunr 8¢ per box, with some © | under 160" Ths, TRDOS et o e i ety (o X Lod o, 20 B et o D Trom above quota~ | ——— ———— nlllnd Standar ue' lie, 2@2%e 1b; Chile Peppers, and stags, 40 p-r cent off \ m’ uwml‘l &“ll.lmmly“e’ 1‘ mz‘ b ?“'; Be“":%:k per box for h’ and Ledlh a5 o chmnmnu/.e Ib for' Los Angeles; Dried x andi Al d l and at £10 g Der. 1b: Bumener Bywash, from Tow General Merchandise. lm wan nueh-nna at undon. qum'-km' $1 i Marrowfat Squash, $7 il maining at £19 155 and New Yo per ton; Hubbard, $7@8; Mushrooms, — per Ib. | BAGS -Grain Bags, 5%@5%c for June-July ""”d,‘".,“":‘ L aoeaat Py 30 ana ot siad Pouli o e delivery; San Quentin. 5.85c; Wool Bass, 533 o ihe i - oultry and Game. 85c; Fleece Twine, 73%@Sc: Frult Bags, 8% ar- nmlrluz for tron was quiet .n?;:: ol & and o o N tton asd SNE foundry northern, $23@2 " | Recelpts of dressed turkeys were large. Two e for ute. in th p eys Brown o R B 3 g | N oy e | e S Gt o | (AT Kl s, Visible Suppl of Grain cal stock nggregated 8 tons. incuding 3 cars | Royiyn® 37 Cove By, §5 AUCTION NEW YOR TOCKS. o from Oregon. Dealers reported a fair demand, N Fatt Mlm- Con % %‘zmfi s‘:h?::! 10 y and a firm teell:;.r;rflllled throughout the Rlchmo‘:dn'l 50; cun:;:r:nna. $12 in bulk and At W"flwm of E. C. WOOD, Auctioneer, 14 Golden Gate ave., On TUESDAY, Nov. 25, Atrra.m, NATIONAL HALLWOOD and other Cash Registers i of all styles; also many safes and scales, all to be sold without : reserve. 9000000000003008000000 2 g po SPECIAL AUCTION SALE Nevada Stable, 1350 Market Street, y—— TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, at 1P. M, I will sell all of the Rolling Stock of the 0dd Fellows' Cemetery Funeral Directors. € of 2 RUBBER-TIRED FUNERAL CXBE, "dhe” BLACK and_ ons WHITE: one DOUBLE DECKED DEAD WAGON (rubber- tired), 2 RUBBER-TIRED C. Gl!: alt ‘manufactured by Cunningham Son Co. of h- ; 4 BLACK HORSES. 2 GRAY s of DOUBLE HARNESS, b.Alllduf'lmw'. is practically new and must 80 jut reserve. JOHN J. DOYLE, Livestock Auctioneer. Otfice—327 Sixth Street. REGULAR WEEnY AUETION MARKET, Nmmb‘r 28. .t § ? JOHN J. DOYLE, ‘Auctioneer. FIRST SALE OF THE SEASON. Py P THOROUGHBRED YEARLINGS ——From the— Antrim Stock Farm. Andrew. Imp. Reggie, Imp. "o Riley, Maxio, Mon:ana, Willlam O'B., Herald, Yo El Rey, Lew Weir, Rubicon and EI and the Most Famous B: Broog ‘There are half-siste fornia. and brothers to Kitty Kelly, Herald, Antrim, Florimel, Rose of . Lena, Castake, San Nicholas, Hilo, Free Pass, Ned Den: iy others. lo Takes Place at Occidental Horse Exchange, 246 Third st., bet. Howard and Folsom, Tuesday Emlng. Novembr 25,1902 mmencing at 8 oclock. Cuulotu ready. Horses at Salesyard, WM. G. LAYNG, Auctioneer. 2 2 40 Head of Gentle Business and Work Horses, at Stewart’s, 721 Howard St. b CLEAN-UP SALE OF HO w. BUGGIES, SURRIES, CARTS HARN] at 140 FOLSOM ST., TUESDAY, Nov. 25, 4s ‘Gr res...10015110% |35 gr coup. MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. Ala A W Bs. 4,10-1:“.':&— 108 Bay CPC bs. 10814 (Oceanic S 5s — 87 C C G&ESs. 105 106% Omnibus 6s..126 — Cal-st Ss... 1175118 [Pac G Im 4s. 96 C Costa 5 Pk & C H6s.108 EdL&P 6 thumuusum Fer&C H 6s. Pwl-st R 6s.118 Geary-st 5s. Sac EGR Bs. nm.mn,, HC & sSao — |SF & 8IVie 123 100 1R TAL G105t e L Ang R-5s.118 L A L Co 61003101 Do gtd 6s. Do Sd Saios LAP 1 L‘nn.')ulm';; Sierra l,nl 65100 111 A 6s (1905) Sr A — (1905) Sr B106} NC P C :k lflslélm% NS Oak T & Wi Bs.....114 Do on'te = 108 5 WATER STOCKS. Contra Costa lflxfi T1% | Port Costa.. 64 661 Marin Co... 60}s — Spring Val.. 854 86 GAS AND ELECTRIC. Cent L & P. 3% . 3 3%§a¢1~:sgn— 39 %[S F G & E. 404 0% S F G L Co. a% Stktn &E 9 — 35% Un G&E Co. 33 — Pac L Co.— 53% INSURANCE, Firem's Fnd. — 315 | BANKS. Am N B....120 — First \nlon] - Anglo-Cal .. 87 89 |L P 166 170% Bank of Cal.455 Cal Safe Dp.137 [iter B vllq) 40 145 IS F Nationl. — NGS BANKS, ;Sav & Loan. 90 108 {Security Sava?s — | s215 |l;n|nn Trst1S0 — STREET RAILROADS. California ..192%; — Market-st .. 9% — | Geary ......— — 'Presidio .... — 30 POWDER. Giant ....... T6% 77/ Vigorit ..... SUGAR. Hana .. u‘. 5 |Kilavea . Hawailan .. Ty (Makawell - SR A, Hutchinson | 131 13- (Pasubau MISCELLANEOUS, Alaska Pack.1603, — Oceanic S Co — Cal Fruit As — 95 |Pac A F A 2 % 3 Cal Wine As101% — |Pac C Borx 165 167 Mornine Session. 120 Hutchinson S B 00 25 Hutchinson S P Co. 165 Hutchinson S P Co. $2,000 North Shere 5. 32,000 Oceanic S S bonds. Afternoon Sessien. 2 ZEOEELe ;- (3 GREEGEGERR 85338 Hanford Oil. Home Oil.. Honolulu Sugar. Imperial Ofl. Kern Ofl... London and S F Bank (Ltd) Monte Cristo Oll Ol City. Petroleum. Orpheum Company. Peerless Oil Sausalitc Jand Sperry Flour Co. Standard _Electri Sterling OIl.. ugpr. Unitea Petroioun. United Gas & Electr.ic. ‘Western Fish Co West Sbore Ofl. 1000 Sovereign 100 Reed Crude. 100 Kern Ol 100 Junction 200 Juaction. 100 Junction The following were Uhe wales v the San FPran- cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday - Morning Session. 300 Best & Bel... 53 100 Hate & Nor.. 20 sEinT dEES T8 200 Chollar .....0 | 108 Yo Jacket... 18 Afternocn Session. 200 Best & Bel... 3% 100 Occidental ... 200 Chollar . 100 Potosi ... .. 13 iwcce 1 08| 300 <. WCCa - - o It t 1) =17 Bid Ask. 2n32REVELERAG o8l | 85%2 | AnSBILE2E £EE 'S