The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 31, 1903, Page 13

THE SAN Ditnoie Central. ma Wabash . ‘ ].aulfl‘l & Narh..103%|Watash pfd .. r Mo, Kans & Tex. IT%/ SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. ~ 7 ’ 3 3 » 3 4 cent. The f diseount in the Swmall day’s business in Wall-street stocks. i I b g e S T TR R —— Ea . 5 Cnt, and for thres mantha bills 35,05 LEVETORE: \lore atcivity in local Oil stocks. . eatne . Silver declined Ysc. Exchange about as before. Bank Clearings. Cash Wheat steady and futures weak. NEW YORK, c.g,_—‘.o._-n,. totlowin i, | p—— = . compiled by Brac r- Foreign shipments of Barley from this port very heavy. | ime . tne’principal cltice for e:‘.|-.-x ded | operng ober e percentage of increase an . | Clost steady, Corn meglected and Rye quiet. S S5 cocenl WAS e swesInR |- (K l M r Lo : : “Percentay g et = Hay quoted higher under lighter receipts. s T New York M al arket ol ;i s $1,100,225.002 : i ' 2 2 3 NEW YORK. Oct. 3 —Spot tin a«um 108 idlings steady at previous pric et I ili|to 118 foe in the London market, and futures 7 . . . were 125 64 lower at The local depressed by excessive arrivals. .SP"?,‘Z;'.';"" y YR tms 28 market was aleo lower, closing easy At B g ; 3 Pitisburg . 4367022 5. $25 621525 8745 Butter and Checse about as befere. Eggs very weak. *San Francisco 20957436 6.6 Copper was uhchanged in London at £50 f x | *Baitimore 20,856.080 ... for gflx and £58 15e for ruhn!e.‘. umn lm- Eoiink R & ke P % 1 market was quiet, rm. Lake, elec- rench Almond crop reported quite short. Kamsas | ity e rolytic, $18 15 and casting $13 50, | Pyoziiss 3 TGRS | Clavelana ..., 14.087.313 Lead closed unchanged. at $4 50 iu the focal Provisions apathetic and easy everywhere. | “Minneapolis . 20684051 13.8 market, and was 1s 3d higher in London, clos- | & . S v A New Otleans 1834018 331 g abtlbe o e No change in Cattle, Sheep and Hogs. | Detroit : ogiees 0.7 A e s s wherries 2 - 931,715 12.9 Iron closed at 48s 10d in G|lnflw ll\d ‘ll Cranberries selling at higher prices. Tirae Ao 426 1034 in Middiesboro. Locally fron was ! Patatoe ) 4 £ 6,533,100 . quiet. No. 1 foundry Northern, $15 50@18; N Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables featureless. £227.05 1 {2 foundry Northern, $14 T5@15 25: No. 1 foun z 5 g B 568454 1 | dry Southern and No. 1 foundry Southern soft, | " Good Poultry and Game in better tone. Indwinps - - e | $14 20g14 W8, 2 Fresh Frat in slack local and shipping demand. Decver thases Eastern Livestock Market. [V P ~ Richmond 3008501 22 e Visuntain Coal advances $3 per ton 2 452,100 103 CHICAGO. N £ i Y e i CHICAGO, ©Oct. 80.—CATTLE—-Receipts, ~ { C1417 548 2 II‘G“ tn, €low nodmto prlmemznr. i - | SR AN o 2 : poor medium, 4707 Almond Crop. | Del Lack & West. o | DA 3.2 stockers and feeders. §2 2564 20; cows, 31 25% ! Denver & Rio Gr. 400 181, 194 19% 348033 5.4 i e g ] -t il oot 118 |4 25; heifers, $245; canners, §1 40; bulls, Morgan, Vice Consul, | Erie DB 2k “Portland, Or 3o 44 ] A B Tty Reporte trom my | ENle 1st pid 800 68% Thoteds .- B R R N eipts to fiav, 30,000; lo-morre. | 4 growing districts | By 23 ptd G 9002 e D 1 E ot 4.6 10,000; slow and 10c lower; mixed and mureh ing the fears ex- |m'm:°"""“ o et s = 85 ers, %4 9565 35; good fo cholce heavy. 34 Owing | Hock Val pra Rochester 2,055,312 . 1.0 34 :“WQ % light, §4 90 hite good | Lilinote Central 00 1% Atlantd f’.%m,;, el o 1 sheep, steady; scarce in th T 2 . . ® ? a xy_tn be | 10 i 1470858 ... good to ehoice wethars, i of from 4000 | Tows Central pid 213080 5, 13l to choice mixed, 3983; Western - - - aguinat S0.0M to .- 1.5 & Soteem i 2452308 164 53 80, native lambe, $4 2565 65 - - Tsevg g 1797288 188 Westarn lambs, $3 G0% uitng nhattan L Sioux Clty L3008 % b <pa Mot Btreet By s M i 132 St. Louis it" ool Market. i Mins s i a - Dayton 1. 43 =z - ! g B R B 5;:';‘.’:“?;"?‘ 7,500 Tacoma 2 34 -{ ST LOUIS. Oct. 30.—Wool, steady: mediumn nv_ but 1 am advieed that the | M K & T pta. . 200 Woreester L 5 4 - grades combing, 17G21c; light One, 158 undergo & further fall: Nat R R Mex prd. fromes, 8 Y % 2| Ifke: heacy fine, 12014%4c; tub washed, iy | 3 o "'?A";.’..';‘yr:‘k‘ff' T Central 10 Sorapton . 1 9.1 s —_— ! S 100 il Topeks 1. 5.5 B i ! L B, s 5 s\-h'm'»‘ v o8 ‘|, Northern 11 “heat Market. ar elled, per 2 2005 ville 5 " B . Hard, shelled. per | 119% 139 1195 Witmington, - Del 8 04 &2 OREGON this mivchaiiier 5 Guots 58 | Birmingham .., 1 180 | 2 EG 7 m this merchands quote PRV Yo 68 PORTLAND, Oct_30 —WHEAT—Walla Wal. - - a9 5 per tom s 21.7 |1, T5¢; Dluestem . Valley, 7Sc. o 8.0 WASHINGTON ’ g < By 2, .4 TACOMA, Oct. 36.—WHEAT — rn»mng-.a.i rather Report. 3 ;Bluuum. e - A | SRR Springfield. ... i8 CF Wheeng, $%. Ta i LOCAL MARKETS. ks fal to Wichita . . T sisscnillee P — | y L jate lagt 100 1383, Teungstown 't i S 4 Tazington 8 Exchange and Bullion. { i 9 o 43, 17! Stiver was lhe s 23% 3 ... gteriing Exchange. > * ¢ Sterung Lxchange, TS ;o Sterling Exchange, cabies e : 511 new Yurk Exciunge, sign’ nville, Fla o . New York Exchange, telexiavhic. 4 EBilver, per ounce = - g | Mexican Dellars | i 2 1 - 5.6 | Wheat and ()chr Grains. \ 9 i 3 { E | WHEAT—The foreign markets were un- e v - changed, : s Chicago was quiet and featurele; : ' - | ing was beariah on increased rocel : F .4 Northwest and becaus- the market does i 10,80 3815 reapond to strengthening news. £ 4 1.8 . | slightly lower. Bradstreet's gave the Ame 3 | Am car & F pi 00 meGaiy {can exports for the week, Flour included, Am Linseed Guthrie 4,094,000 bushels, - il G Charieston . In this market futures were weak, but the 2 24 SE S0 R 5 | cash grafn was steady Y 100 Ouiside N: ¥ ! CASH \WHEAT. - = 5 s 5 | (California Club, ~ £1 4681 45: Californta w3 1.000 White Aus l'an §1 5061 55: Northern Cl A 2 Montreal Northern Blue Stera, $1 o SE ""'7""“0 I!Y 31 ll'fll 45 per eil. i o colidateq Gas 200 Vancoyver, B. G. Open. High. Close, | iy Biecteie Quebes Docember 81 4214 bid. $1 42% asked, H’l'fil Vv # LD W §1 393 o exports from ihis port thus o year are aboct 30,000 tons and atances rald in cas! Not included in e e SOoW s Tk totals because centaininz other items than IR SIS, "“",.“,”‘M""d' ok CASH BARLLY ——— Feed fi(l:l l(fiy&: Sl:u»]'nn?' and Brewing, - ’ . 81 e o BY 3 15 to s > Ncw York Graiw and Produce. | Hoee Sh ety e FUTURES. § 3 NEW YORK, Oct. 30.—FLOUR—Esxports, Sezgiol to 11:50 a. m. 2 45 0765 barrels; dull. December $1 13%, ¥ a2t 0 G WHEAT-—Receipts, 43,900 bushels; exp 2 p. m, scsslon, AND GENERAL 31,284 bushels; shot, steady; No. 2 gn. Low Close, elevator and 8Tlc f. 0. b. afloat: N 811 $1 1% s U ern Duluth, e f. 0. b. afloat: M T sady Manitobe, hominal f. o. b. afioat. Optious Doy e wk svey i H ruled dull all day, closing steady at ig¢ net mrm,( requirements. e du‘!gn;;;{lxy,d 83fc; December, 82%e. s 2by. wimck. $1 401 625 HOPS—Stea “20 5 d and §1 25@1 35.10r !un!‘.s—sland)x i Refl Sl '11;‘ 2 ‘(‘Del’l ieed al : j“ @l a5 : ‘\9()1.-—Ftrm. % The market continues flat and unin- inco for thirty | Total sales | CORPER Srce Ria. firm: Ner 1 nvotce. o 1 St S04 voe \HEe and 8330 for g SAN S > D= 3 . T e, fic; S a2 or an B 3 :?U:“ Ol’s.ffi&‘ FRAAJ_ISLO; mild, steady: 5 ('l:‘rzduv-. T14@120c. Futures r‘.fll:.r :‘l“}“o:fl'l ’Ilrsg \..Iln !“.l Ln(l‘( {Aul . —Bon: ransactions o losed strom @ ints higher. £ s il ul y B ads ‘of San Francieco: 10,000 107000 bage. including: . November, o i S S aares b ey S— > - 3. : December, 5.63 January. 3 YE—$i 25§1 30 T ctl, NEW _TORK “BOMNUK SH Pevraary, D00 March: . 5.8086.00 {}ucm‘\mgr—sf'w 50 per cti. 1074 (L & N uni 4s. |, May, 6@6.10c; September. 6.2046.50¢. = | 107 Mnhtn on gold 4s.102 1 loudy, unsettied | e 081 s 8 DRIED FRUITS. lght rain; fresh | Do coupen. .. 1000 oaCin eh 4. T8 | EVAPORATED APPLES—The market P scanss. Do new 4s. | tinues firm on lziht offerings and a f District Forecaster. e ! ir 2lig 34 Bar silver, dull, 27 11-164 per ounce. Money, Do coupon 1351 mand, with some salés reported at - * i ;)fl old 4s, reg ebove uu\;‘ll‘ua.i‘,‘a;nmor 4@ — ~ | Do coupon ; | 53@0c: cholce. ic: fancy, 7 2 7 A z | Do s, reg % | PRUNES—Reported a little activity l EASTERN MARKETS. { | Do coupon | prices remain about steady at from 3%c to Te - —% for all erades, : ¢ } APRICOTS—Remain firm with, choies qucted New York Stock Market. | N & W oon sl 3'{;; u o L@%%c: extra choice, Slgc; faney, 118 S ibfll‘o '.]‘&; Penn conv ",;)a . oYy | lF’hAl CHES—Are in fair request and rule NEW YORK, Oct. 30—To-day's stock ma: tral of 1063 | Reading gen is_ .. 96 THe for choice, 1% @BYc for ox- ket gave a siriking exhibition of the newly | oS m!,‘fl” ;s'\;r':n'h 131, | tra choice ana 9%@10%c for fancy. acqul to decline in the face o3 o ubis e developments. Controntes] CU.& .2 OISt L SW ists.... 85 ith Rures 52 the ooty ereney monied | £ B &0 Row I 81 Seafiura A'Y ew York Cotton Market. - R S - - "M & SLP gen 4= 110%; |Southern Py wh inficated & Joos X ('l:h Ly the banks N W con 7s.132 ' |Sou: Guring the week of from thirteen freen 1 ey < e Siore, spaiwe b Sy o T | NEW YORK, Oct. 30.—The cotton market opened steady a decline of five steady, 5@G1? points higher. " | courage by most unapprecia market fell But the offers 1o teil As @ 208 queace stagnation Curing ¢ aggregate Jealings for w 563, Colo & South 4. an advance of one point to peints and closed barely ! (o the smallest of the The | Den & Ric G 4s. 9% Do déb B Chicago anfll Market. JSumber of sbares woid during the day | Erie prior lien 4e. 08 Wheel & L § ¥ o ] oni 55, 800, e day's price | Do 4 35, | | - were ‘wholly withous significance v | FL £ € Inia 10y | oo Cen 48 80% | CHICAGO. Qo T T e S 3 the dragging tone in the irom uni | Hocking VAl 41g8.106% o e o industrials and the raiiroad equipment | due to the unfavorable reports regi trade. It appears from the we 4 secured from bankers themse. s | shipments of currency by irect means ng the stuicments NEW YORK MINING STOCKS. | qull w 10 Littl (g e Chief.... Breece . Brunswick Con. o 2 A ey e | B Wi . including payments for new s about $1.500,000. There has been tion in the stock market of any lqui- likelthood that the No- may have involved some c by the banks. 1f there feet any contraction adequate to | leavy Joss in cash, mothing has oc- he surface to indicate it. The da: t nevertheless was tranquil and t rise above 5 per cent. € to do with this. market § per cent was bid for , but very little was offered. The liday interruptions e of trade in stocks. The Hopes. Standard .. - BOSTON STOCKS AND BONDS, iTM £t. Louis market showed a good ad: cney— | Westinghse (o Zall loans 1034 | Mining . Time loans IAGvcmure Bonds— Atchison 4s v After ranging between T0%c and 80%ec, m cember closed a shade higher at S0%c. Corn_was very dull. Trading in Oats was small. ith prices inclined to weakness. Newa from all sources was bearish to begin with, | much needed raine being reported in the West |and the An-tnunn crop being estimated at an | prominent concern, and it was this selling that , | was largely responsible for the weak undertora | which prevailed the greater part of the session. ance | De- The close was steady, | with December a shade higher at 437 @44c. December closed tension of labor troubles among ironworkers was an influence on *d in those trades. ent averaxe of activity in the bond was muvch curtafled, but the backset Tist. prices 412 not extend 1o the whole Total sales (rar vatue) $1.710,000, I'mited States bonds were uncaanged on the NEW - YORK STOCK LIST. Btocks - Sales. High. “ [ i g -K 2 ;!K 54 “ayf ' Cregon and W | ! late in the session and caused a better demani ' here which resuited in _a little firmer tone. | FRANCISCO CALL, Dbarrel, $11 37 86 47/ 50; short clear sides M"‘;)i g basis of high grade, §10 50@10 SA 'I'UBDAY, market was fi H.l!l.‘. om-. firm, 19%2@20' Foreign vign Futures. w@su.. IB‘-’vii'(.l-.r. Cestern, 14415¢ ner 1b. S EGGS—Ranch, i0Gi2lace atore. nominal; FOR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30. nid sto 29150 rn_ 28@30c fo an -ln;.;”'w* for cdld storage. o5 { Flour. qr sks..... 8401 Hope, bal 1351 Decid 7, C : Fruit mm?;‘ww‘ bnlos | L wous and Citrus Fruats 1 ealAltalta seed, Wks 9 | f” . 930 Screenings. sks... 2,825 | 500 Tallow, ctis 250 Two cars of Jersey Cranberries are in. sell- 20 ing at $10 50 ner barrel Caps Cod are seli- - 2 243 { Ing to arrive at £11 25. Receipts of most de- ! I‘H\\R:l!lns bxs. 500 Flour and Millstuffs. lifornia Famlly Extras, for Family and FFs-+-Pri foliows: hington, $3 9C@+ 9L@4 40 for Bakers'. 81 6o akers' Extras, $3 5034 8U: fees Graham Flour, Rye Flour, 88 25; Rve xnl T; Corn Meal, $3 25; extra cre § Pearl Barley. $6; apux Peas, b»xes. u uree Pas, §5 LU per 100 I Hay and Fecdstuffs. Dealers are quoting higher as the demand is good and recalpts are now | | comparat tinue stead: ~‘519 50@22 y light. BIAN umg}r,wcs-m 0428 FEEDSTUFFE—R: ton; Oficake l(all at the mill. 27@2T 50; Coc m-lck:‘d Carn, v ? 1 H Government _imstitutfon were | o0 O s '1.., of over 1,000,000 bushels of May b, al Al!llh uaolzlo per t STHAW WA e A baie. Beans and Se The heavy i a! yestérday bel: sacks T past ‘condition, Bayos are celpt. 5 e flux of Beans continues, the re- ' 18,287 prices for Hay, | Bran and Middlings con- | per_ton, damut Cake, & 50; Horse Beans, u‘x’bi 16 50: Wheat and Oat. 14 50; Wild_ Oat, 13; Stock, $10@11} and Seeds. | casc pe: QI"RL'NES—-INM crop, l!fl“l! 50 anll!. § "OCTOBER 31, 1903. PouItry and Game. Another car of Western Poultry making the fifth for the current the recent arrivals of Western are rather poar | cages. uue god include very little small stock, which in demand at present. Yesterday's receipts of Young Turkeys were very heavy and there was | “7%; dn”'?dxogln vflce& A few smail” lots of came in and 'fi'flflufll‘“ 22¢ per 1b, but found no buyers owing to the uplity of the stock. criptions Game mcnoul} ¥ax om sale. | 15%e; Feat O week. m*n Tée Indrllllllllm hn!h RED AND WHITE To ver 1b; White Lead, 84@7c, according to prSsatistes aa foll Crusl 13 % wg ¥ 4 g. ton; T f it Australian. ou.—w.m- ‘White Coal OfI 1n cases, 22c; Ast: sm.-n Elaine, 2Sc; e R R e | dsodorized. Stova” Gasoline, i e m n-ulm.mmun.x-n-. bulk, 2ie; per gallon in cases and lnd.ll. I uantity. SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refining Com- per 10, in 100-15 Dags: uu and G::ne Crushed. 5.85c; Beet hl-l (100-1b bags .only), ..wt Confectioners A, 8 A 3200 Extr 80c; Magnolia |FAMIL Y RETAIL MARKET. Eggs are quoted mur this week. The pre- vious high of fancy nneh checked lb‘ demand they have ~been steadily laxt ‘week. | Eastern and com they were last week. Poultry 15 still -lllI( at_the long established prices. Fruits and MEATS, PER POUND— |Honey, comb, )'r 18§25/ % Sausage..12%@15 {Por! Sen ismnled Bee! ncisco Butchers' Protective As- soclation gives the following retall prices for meats: Roast Tenderlof: ! e n Steak. l is| Port . erhse, dol7lem Leg Mutton Mutton Chops. Mutton Stew . 0 Roast Veal 50; White Geese, $1 |Veal Cutlets MINERAL SEAL OTL—The Stantard Off Veal Stew . ‘m{,‘,;“",'fi,"‘,,“’,; AT g;',‘“"’,,’:"',, Company quotes this oll at 19%¢ in bulk. 22 | 5610 Roast. Pork bits. 81 78 for ‘Cottontals ‘and 120 for Brush; 18 redea DATIWIK Sed 96 Dt eatienr iy § Lam |Porkc Cnops 15918 Hare. $1 25G1 50 5 Butter, Cheese ar and Eggs. Accusate quotations for Butter are difficult to give at present, as dealers are widely at variance in their reports owing to the uneven distribution of stocks. The heavy receivers are quoting a weak and qulet market at Mo for the best creamers. while those who are re figm at 30c and even quate 31c for special brands’ Under these con- ditions it is largely a case of averaging up the quotations. Those below come about as carrving small stocks near to the general market as possible. The | Per pound. LAMB—9@10c per pound. receipts were quits large again vesterday, as | LAMB—8@10c pervound o o . | will be geen. The Egg market is about as vague as the " Butter marks The quotations below ' repre- gent the bulk of the business. though some ! dealers reported that they were gzetting more | in a small way. Réceipts are not large, but buyers continue to hold off and stocks are in- creasing. gu (gross weight). There is no change whatever in Cheese Ay B wthers. ILGINC: Ewes, S8 0s Receipta wera 56100 Jbe Butter. 341 cases | per pouand (gross weight) { E d 24.300 1bs Cheese. R CTTER CCreamery, 20G30c for extras and | HOGE- Live Hoge, mo e % e S | 26@27 ¢ for saconds: dairy. 21@2ic;: store Bat- ter 11u,mo» cold storags, 24G26¢; Eastern | rer LHEESL—J"‘Q# for the eeneral market, 158 13%5¢ for_select mild new and 11@13e for iower Young Americas, 131,@14c; Eastern. | grades: scriptions of fruits, while light were more Supplies are sufficient for the needs of butchers | and packers, are as follows: BE for Cows. VEAL—! Livestock, delivered in e cem lhfllkl.‘ for Cattle: 'B&'Lthln co- nu | cnaer 150 Ibs, 5% Boars. 50 per cent of off from above quotations. Meat Market. All descriptions remain as before quoted. i DRESSED MEATS. Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers EF_-6@7c for Steers and 5@6c per Ib MUTTON— g lh«!. 1%0&: we" T'"Ao LIVESTOCK MARKET. The (allowing quotations are_for good. San Francisco, souna less 50 Cows and Helfers, Der pound. Sows. 20 per cent off: and Stage. 40 per cent Receipts of Produce. Quicksfiver, fisks than suffcient for requirsinents as the de- e Loty 0 1and Wi aACK. Gath Jor locat tse Aad ablp- fi‘.‘.”"m. 5 32| Wine gale ! ping account. Winter Nellie and Bartlett | gone (RN P el -~ i Peare wer: but moved slowly, | OREGON. ! s the offerings were generally small, Tab X G g | Grapes fn crates wera sasier owing to the lack | Wool, bales ... H f mn_p‘-‘i for Kh’p[‘ln", and \“I":":S ;lnl:fl - *]\ e top auotation was obtained only | for the Isabelia”variety. Large open boxes | | + STOCK IIIARKET from Martinez arrived rather late and a con- | = siderable portion of the receipts had to be | ¥ e * carried over. Reesipts of Wine Grapes were light and consisted almost entirely of poor es stork. The market was very qui with pr largely nominal. Apples and 2 hi plentiful and quiet, while Pfln-lmmnmu and Pomegranates fair requost ard steady Melons were offering freely. but attracted v little attention. and dealers were making coi cesslons In order to effect sales. The usual quantity of Strawberries and Raspberries was received and choice lots sold off well to the regular trade. The canners were not buying rawberries and unaatractive offerings | L in weaker at $7 Local securities were 4ull on the meorning ssions. There was more activity in the ofl | stocks than for some little time and Home soid | igher at $1 1081 20, In the afternoon Spring Valley Water was 39 12';, the other stocks show- g little change. | . R | Stock and Bond Exchange. FRIDAY. Oct. 30—2 p. m. <ol to peddiers at the minimum quotation. UNITED STAT New crop Oranges nn:‘ Gmp? l-‘ruh: were 0;4 Bid. Ask.| fering frecly. but moved siowly. oid crop of- s g Gerings Teing “pretereea ananwe st wen 33 TS0 e 4 o dey and some cxtra large bun & commanded a = pos Dremium over the qtotations: MISCELLANEOUS BONDS STRA WREHRIES—Longworths, 3 per Aln A W Sa. — ‘con <Bs. — chest: large berries, $1G3 for Malindas and Bay CPC 3s. — 103%/0 W C G 5s — varieties. Cal € G 1 Oceantc S Je 75 werti per chest. Cal C & |om € R as. — 12214 S@ifc per b, m & ct 5s. |PacG Im 45 — o8 Co S :_2 l-s!i‘Ss ‘; E 10 50 bbl > C Wat . e EL&P P& per box for fancy, 50 F & C H {Powe L Shie cor 4% ‘or common, | Feary-et fs. S E G&R bs. PEARS—Bartletts Wh‘lerdrulp g g&: g "srrf'r ‘é %flw U, Abas s 5E ommon an +{EEAS S Rof Ctarizy [ LA B ! amey. ... — 108y B v o asio 108510015 LALC P of &ns.ms- D ot 3 . Do et . " LAP lem Be. 1 Mit-st C 6s. Do lem Ba. & 118 | SRR o€ C 63 = 1075| Do stmpa. w-u,m; g | DoSs .. 114 118 S P B R G s | 8 R l::CRR“.'h.\ofl “as s v n (la “108% 1061 suanes, »2 3082 75 _for C ... — 12 4s 2dm. 9915100 © | 1ancy. Vaien G2 25 for choice and $iy | N C P C 3. 100y, Do 4s 3dm. 99 = — 50 for Vemons. $162 30 ver buzi | § & L H Ss1ersieh " étkn Ga: ds 95 10214 Grape Frait, $1 507 f0: Mexican Limes, %ip | O T Co 6s...118 119 UG & E 3s, 4 50; Bananas, $1 50@2 ‘per bunch for Ha-| DO 38 ....— 110 n and $2@2 70 for Central Americal WATER STOCKS. | il Pineapples, $2G2 30 per doze: | M Dried Fruits,Nuts, Raisins, Honey | ‘Ceml.hP % 4%[Sec EG&R — — A report of the Almond crop of France by | ek ¢ L&H. — 7|3 aus, ©- 03 994 | the United States Consul at Marseilles aAppears | pyo G Im.. 5 !Stkn G é _‘1 in the first column, _ i - 2 KUIT—Apcos TGSKe (or Royais and | ot 100 tor dvorua apo goe: sun-dried. SFG&E. e Gfloc; Nectarines, #15%. bexes: black, 4#%4c. Plums, pitted, 2%@de for the four | Fontra Costa 42 Firem's Fnd.320 42;.\Pon Costa.. — ! arin Co .. 61 Sp V W Co. 38% GAS AND ELECTRIC. BANK STOCKS. sizes Am Nat Bk — - nusxw F. o. b. prices, Fresno, for 1903 | Anglo-Cal .. g T s Do, e | culdate Do S F Natio i Bas per b Secrawn, SHC: Lerown, BieT Bees G B s fo 'fa.mum- m g floated Z’%c First Natal | Thompeon's Scedless, BANKS. rown, $1 25; 3-cfown, | Ger S & L — [Sav & L So. 90 100 B Hum S & L. — — [Sec Sev Bk400 500 « Mutual Sav — |Union T Co. — — T o o Pheifa 0. Bic) Geichns a0 g | O-Y. v U000 - Eu & O . STREET RAILROADS. | T ';:’::{::‘,'T‘.‘f,c,"j, California .. — 205 (Presidio .... 35 401, in buik, fanc 7 Sy <cree et - ., No. 1 wmneu IJ‘*C No. P POWDER. t No. Giant ....... — 6ih]vigorit ..... — 3 Almonds, ’:uprxor Yfl?u""'& 107 for T'X Lo SUGAR. 10l4¢ for Ne Plus Ultras an @ for Langui- e g £ due; Peanuts, e Decans, 116 | Hana P Co A e g 5 13 50@5; California Chestnuts, Honokan S S i i ehae's as. new, 12G14c for white and | HWt = |Pasuban S C 15% 16 9@llc for amber: new water white extracted, MISCELLANEOUS. Sla@uc; lisht amber extracted, 41,@5i4c: derk. | Alaska Pek. - 188% Oceanic SC. — 7 tflé Pac A F A. 2% — BEESWAX—27G20c. Cal Wine A% iy o4t Pae ¢ 167 — o Provisions. Apathy still characterizes this market both § norg Any St Weaters. Cant e et new features to report. CURED MEATS—Ba: heavy, 12%e for light mumm um tor thl. Gc for extra light, 18c for nmnr-enr-l and 19¢ for extra sugar-cured: East l'l&"“ wnd mm 1n'Ac~ Calitornia Hlm 14%¢; ; extra Mess, Beet, _$11 50 ab%o ’ : prime Mesa Pork, Salted 5 25: um}-—'flm quoted n n‘c n-r d 1 10-1b S "1&' i-lb tins, 108 ue- un tins, uu. R LENE—On mflu edrg. Pork, murfi Feel. | 4108 Borirg var .fl.?mm ¥ varreie; | California Stock and Oil Exchange Morning Session. 10 American Nwml !nl g Contra Cufl.l sol 8 83U . M3 858N B 5 Alaska P-chen Assoctation. 5 California Wine Assoclation 100 Hntealnmn l P Co. & s 140 5883%: 3 ] | | ! Rockfish | Shad . Striped Bass Pum Squabs.” per Rabbits, each - ilnm Doves, | English dz. 01 oosters, .""‘”’m&;‘&'n;‘."‘ & each ...50@60 3 00|Wids'n Ducks,ea. FRUITS AND NUTS— Alligtr Pears, ea. Almonds pples C-nmloupe- X be: Bananas, doz. Chestauts 2 ™. urQDel per ib... 5@ dz.75cws%1 | Walnut: " Z@30 Sprig Ducks, ea.— pair.—G60 Small Ducks, ea. ..20@25 Canvastacks, ea —@% 73 Grape Fruit. ts, per 16, . 15620 Huckleberries,Ib 1%15 Watermélons, ea 10825 Limes, doz ..... VEGETABLES— Artichokes, dos. Beets, dozen Beans, white, Colored, pe Dried Lima. Ib Cabbage. each Celery, head .. 4z bunches258—— 4z buch 135G String Heans, 1b. 4@ & Cucumbers, dz wzns\mmer aq\nnb. Garlie . 5@ B s Green Comn, doz.—@ 6 Green Yeppers, ib 4% 3 Spinacn; per Ib. s Dried Peppers Eeg Plant ’W Green Peas, Th._. 6@ § Py B Lettuce, per doz.15@20| Turnios, per dz. = Leeks,dz bunchs. 15420 Tomatoes, Ib.... 2@ 3 Lima Beans, 1b. 6@ 8 ..—@15 Sea Bass (10@121 | Smelts . Floanders Halibut Herring . Mackerel Do horse Salmon, Do smoked Sardines .. Shrimps Perch Pompino Rockeod American District Tel Cal Gas & Electric Chutes Company . = Paraffine Paint Standard Electric Tesla Coal Co.. Truckee El«‘lrlc . OFFIC @ 1214 | Soles 3 912 Trout fresh.. lzl,'m Whitefish .. Cal Title Ins and Trust. Central Bank of Oakiand North Shore Railroad. Orpheum Company ... Pacific States Tel & T Sperry Flour Company Corp x.u..' SALES. Morning Session. Steriing ... Sterling. b 30 Independence Alma ¢ \(lemoon Sess| Board- Sovereizn Oil City Pt Boar: Monte Cristo . ————— 20 Mining. Stocks. SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE. The following were the sales on the San Franciseo Stock and Exchange Board yes- Morninz Session. terday: 100 Crown P . 06) 400 Hale & Nor . 500 Julia ST 100 Mexican 25 100 Occidental . 'm)fln-h % il 200 Yallow 3 600 Sierra Nev 100 Union €on .. PACIFIC STOCK EXCHANGE. The following were the sales on the Pacific Stock Exchange yesterday: Mornin= Session. 200 Andes . Andes 200 Bullion 181 100 Ophir . movmu-. i EEEE R " £? E ; - SEZEzEsARNERANEEES - BRURZL suE¥zyeEn