The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 13, 1903, Page 11

market still quiet. range very unmscttled. Silverwecoversisometvhat. tocks irregular, but generally weak. ture Barley and fsuture Wheat lowser. demand for seed. Corn and Rye quict. icpressed. Middlings'firm and Hay steady. o in Beans and Seeds. tcady, Eggs firm and Cheese plen el ns abowut the same, here and elsewhere.* i sufficient supply and unchanged. plies of Potatoes and Vegetables continue large. dtry in light receipt and firm. Game plentifuly Rain affects trading in Fresh Fruits. N “«\ Canned Salmon dull. Canned Fruit firmiy held. \, v ool in liberal supply and dull. UMMARY OF THE MARKETS. v 1 \ wmber Exports in October. nts of Lumber from San Francisco uring the menth of October Hawatign lela the eame date R B 38332 4 fallen siowly during the ver the northern half | A storm of some intes but_will probably move Another disturbance has, Washington coast, move rapidly southward. fallen over the comst from San is falling in wing high winds are reported: from the southwest; Red Bluff, 36, fresh eoutherly vicinity—Cloudy, uneet- tied westher Friday; probably showers; McADIE, District Forecaster. e« 1 EASTERN MARKETS. » York Stock Market. NEW YORK. Nov. 12.—Penneylvania and preferred again divided i & good degree of influence in The dealings were not United Etates such overwhelming proportions k as for the a wae weak from the outset, but showed vborn resistance in the neighborhood of 112. rt the stock were alded t first by the strengih shown by United States large short interest was being covered he steel preferred stock. e outlook in the labor world was regard- ed as thremtening, and reports of rioting nnection with the Chicago Street Raflway emphasized the feeling. aiso the report of & cut of 10 per cent in wages which had its effect in the erket as well s in the stock mar- he reported intention of the United 1o retrenci. Corporation ages $15,000,000, or 10 per cent, serious situation growing out of the in Colorado were added factors in ~ntiment. The show D&RG pfd.... 82 |Am Livseed Oil.. Lrie Il 28% Am Lin OUl pra.. Urie 1st ptd . 6613 Amer Logomotive. 12! Frie 24 pfd...... 4T |Am Loco pfd.... 74 G North pfd.160 |Am Smeit & Ref. 42 ocking Valley... 80 (Am S & R pfd.... 8614 Hocking Val pfd. 79%|Amer Sugar Ref..115% Ulinois Central...127%| Ansconds Miging. €2 Jjowa Central 19 | Brkiyn Rap Prans 38 a Cen pfd 31 [Colo Pu;l : L rvr; :gx i C Southern.... 1 Colum el 3 C Eo Z‘“"Cflnlfl"dl(efl G 178 N 20% |General Elect 137 |Intrnt]l Paper.. Denver & Rio G.. 17T%|Amer\" & F pfd. eg;z 25 | promise of a material edvance, commission | SHOR! THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1903, 5 11 Flour, $4 75; Cracked $3 75; Fa- NUTS—Walnuts, No. 1 | WATER STOCKS. . Tina, 54 50; Whole Wheat Flour, §8 30; nonnqlnmi.u G No. 1%‘3&%« Contra Costa — 40 |Port et A"C"'ION SALES :n-. :I;":M. in -n‘kw:-u"‘im 10; :«:cz;éxfn'x!ui Ahn:-g:. ‘l ch ;p-&; Marin Co ... 61 fb v% Co. 38% 38% v m? Pecans, g.l«le: al. fi 50@5; Call- prt RED RIBBON SPEED SALE Hay and Feedstuffs. N Comb, om. 13g14e" for white and oF #@llc for amber; new A T TROTTING STOCK 3 water white_extracted, While the millers give a lower rango of prices | C3@0c: light amber extracted, 4GS Hc; dark. for Bran, they quote the market as somewhat | Consisting of haif sisters of Directum 2:05% John A. McKerron 2:08%, Bay Rum 2- C. steadier, though dull. ~ Middly lo firm, | BEESWAX—27G29 per Ib. There js no change in the Hay situation. s BRAN—319 per ton. 157 MIDDLING! Provisions. = ¥ —— Algregor 2:11, etc.. and the finest looking ouses and ehorts being active buyers at the | FEEDS' rley, ‘324 5025 Chicago was steadler, with light offerings TRO S CERS' ever offered, by lower prices. Offeringe were light and. with | ton: Oilcake Meal at tho il 0 50; m’“ and some buying. This market was dull and Fach ‘sires s ek 2. Rey Divece prospects of bad weather in the near future |bing, $27@27 50; Cocoanut . $21@22; unchanged. 2:10, Direct 2:05%, Chas. Derby 2:20, Diablo market soon developed ~considerable | Meal, : Corn, " $30 50G6L 60; | CURED MEATS—Bacon, 120 1 for 2:00%, Siiver Bow 2:16, Owvhee 2:11, Stein- strength, December advencing to 766jc within | Mixe §22 50@23 50; Horse Beaus, 3809 | heavy, 12%c for ){m ‘medium, xfin’m light. way 2:25%, Hart Boswell, Geo. Washington the first hour. Later the demand dro of |40 perton s ible for cxtra light, 18%q for sugar-cured 2:16%, Montere: %. Dexter Prince. Guy and with a disposition on the part of ti local , Y '1‘1‘. 50; Wheat ‘and Oat, { and 20@21%c for extra sugar cured; Eastern ° So. 95 McKinney, Prin Nutwood 2:11%. Almoni- traders to sell the market turned weak, in- |$13 50@16 50; Oat, $12 4 50; Wild Oat, | sugar-cured Hams,_143c; California Hum S & — [Sec Sav Bk400 500 | tion 2:24%, etc.. consigmed by Messrs. H..C. fluenced by declines in all outside markets. | $11 50@13 50; Barley, $11@13; Stock, $10@11; | 13%e; Mess Beof, § per bbl; extra Mess, | Mutual €av.. 95 110 |Union T Co. — — | Sendérs. Jas. H. Gray, P. Foley, Geo. A December sold off to 75%¢, and closed at 76s, | Alfalfa, gowm nop;r.rt%x:]l_ $12@12 50; h‘:‘my_ $18; 'mo l(-;.ll::t.?gg: S F Sav U600 — lnnvcu.: i' wil‘m;‘n,,u-rn.a:hsmn:. Ciuw:}' & loss of “for the day. STRAW—40@95¢ extra_clear, ; Mess, ; Dry A STREET ILROADS. . C. Archer, L Selle and other well- e s Mt 1tk Sadntas: Tk et 12c; Pig Pork. ga: Plgs' Feet, $5 25; Smoked | capyeornia .. mm i | e ErrAND g A B T g Beans and Seeds. B RD. Ricroes quoted at Tio per Ib for | G987 woil — 80 | PONIES. SURREY AND FOUR-IN- Tanged betwoen 41%0 and 425 ST gompound and 9e for pure; half barrels, pure. POWDER. HAND HARNESS. 425.c, and ciosed %@%o lower at 41%c. There s nothing new under this head, Beans | 2%¢; 10-1b tins, 9%c; 5-Ib tins, 9%e; 3-Ib tins, Glant ...... 64 65 [Vigorit 4% A -: c;fedSp;_ued mrl_:_rrs, R{m::e‘ fl-»r-;-h::clh Frade. The tendency "in the eat_pit wes o | Sre,gull tnactive aod stsy, while there 18 not | 108 1or e ome half barrsl, 9ke: thres | Hana P Co. 800 AL Aiasen 8 C. [ “Wiih Records, Youns Seaiions efc grains, . G k. . | half barrels. 9%c; one tierce, §34c; two tierces, P e QR S, Ao, O oiher Eine and the | BEANS Bevon, $% 1802 40, B f308 3. | half bartals Siepma tereh 91 Hawaian ¢ 4 4o [Makl €2 5 | TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1903, i et a ‘ol § It | MEG SE0RT L GRS R B e Wool and Hops. | o b F ok iealFatiian s 15 16 N Bt ‘“E" 'fifumb-r closing %@lc lower at 33c. g%cke)":.‘ 52 lwfl?afi per ctl; umL Tides, Tallot, il op 5 Alaska p.t.,u;'cf‘.“‘l‘om\“:i% C — 9 Occid‘esn ,t*al.lggr"sewls;xchange oarly T Ui Gay bt he aaa e Wi Brown Mastard: 33 Yatlow. Mo A local house reports as follows on Wool: | Cai {rult 4% = 94 |Pac A F A. 3 3% wxz G. LAYNG, hmm«-.,:fi::nm. | mand from emall packers and local shorts to | tard, $2 75@2 80; Flax, $1 70@1 “The Wool traffic, both East and West. is very — JPac C Borax.167 — 3 yard Saturday, Nov. 14, until Short Ribs, per 100 Ibs— 6 07 3 80; Cana: revent any big decline. The break in grains for Eastern: Alfalfa, 12@1dc: tistactory. Many of the large dealers have v ¢ sa te in the day had a depressing influence, and &{&c; Timeths, 6@8ic: et 3 GSLsc | heavy stocks at seabgard points and thelr e Board— e January pork closed Tijc lower. B b; Millet, 3@8%c; Corn $20@ | ability to move them accounts I for the 25 Cal 90 00 Dstimated receipts for to-porcoy: Wheat, X;;gum n 7% vity in the ,lflalal on | 25 Hutchinsom i g“ OCTOBER'S IMMIGRANTS cars; corn, cars; oa cars; hogs, RIED PEAS—Green, §1 80g2 per manufacturers reduce supplies and when busi- tehiy 1&1922 lh“ddl = iy e 2ese In woolen &Mu mls %-l‘:; 7: = ;_ :3 MORE THAN A THOUSAND eading futures ranged as follows: P : provement over the present dullness ol otatocs, Onions and Vegetables. | Ponemed activity e looked for i WooL The | B0 Sorine 87 e, Oven mign Low Glwn : g e S TR L £ ®, | England Leads, China Comes Secand, Wheat No. 3— o limited extent, but they have not been as| 45 Spring 7 25 and Japan a Good Third in the (aew). 6% T0% T3 78 | ecelpts of Potatocs were liberal and consist- | govively employed during the season as they | 20 Sprink 87 80 78! 76! 8 78% | o4 chiefly of river Burbanks which wers irmly | would have been under healthy market con-| 10 Spring Valley Water 37 823 Race. s 3 s 8% | held, as dealers expected that the rain would | djtions.” 25 Spring Valley Water Co ...... 88 00 Richard Eccleston, statisticlan for the ps lessen the receipts. Salines and Oregon Bur- | HIDES AND SKINS—Culls 10 Spring Valley Water Co, & 90... 87 25 | .. v §% 8% 4% ¥ |vanis were in sood request and the laster were | about 1%0 under quotations, sy iy United States immigrant bureau, has i quoted higher. The steamer due from Portland | St 9c; medium, Sc: light, Tic Board— filed the following report of the immigra- aX 4% % 4% GRS apout 1800 Including several | T%c for heavy and Tie fof light 5 Cal Wine 2050 | tion at this port during the month of Oc- 24 $27% gg |hundred sacks of Garnet Chiles. The market | Salted Kip, 9o; Saited Veal, 1 10 Cal Wine 90 50 s 3 855 34 34y | Was overstocked with Sweet Potatoes and a | 10%@1lc; dry Hides, 15c; dry 10 Cal Wine 90 00 tober: Total admitted, 1063, of whom 199 May .. 5 5 % % | freshly arrived carload from Merced moved | Calf, 18¢; Sheepskins, sheariings, 100 Hutehinson 10 37% | were tourists and #4 immigrants. Of e e N e e aime 55 |€lowly at the familiar quotation, Fancy | short Wool, 40@60c each; medi 3008 F Gas & 8 25 = . 3 s 31 e L 65 |Onions had a further advance, suppiles being | long Wool, $1@1 50 each; Horse H 20 8 F Gas @ 7y, | these 20 were Chinese, English, 11 70 11 723% 11 57% Very Tight. Common and inferior oforings con. | 82 18 for largs and $202 80 for medtum. 81 S Spring Valley 38 5o > | Japanese, 36 Scandinavians, 25 Germans, Lard, per 100 Ibs— 10 unfiea very dx:l‘l. e 4 1 fl'lle;aml' : mtar g’nl'l; 106 Spring Valley 38 25 19 Mexican, 13 Scotch, 17 Spanish-Ameri- 86 6614 o7 e vegetabls marl was amply supplied for large 6 00 | can, 13 French and 8 Spanish. The occu- with most descriptions and trade was quiet, { 1 25 for small and 50c for Coits. Buck Skins 50 Trust Cert (S F G & B).. owing to the rain. Peas and Beans arrived | —Dry Mexican, 82c; dry salted Mexie: H freely from Los Angeles and nearby sections, | dry Central American, 32c. and choice offerings were steady. Summer | Angoras, 75c: large and smooth, 50c; pations were: Merchants, 214; mariners, California Stockand Oil Exchange | 1%: tarmers, 21; laborers, 2T; clerks, %; engineers, 11: servants, 32; painters and Cash quotations were Eauash from 'Los Angeles was offaring at 500 | 36¢; small — ¥, . 20c. - r small box, but ol Ofterings in | 'TALLOW—No, 1 rendered. 4% per Ib: No. Askea, | Machinists, 3 each; carpenters, §; teach 7 w large boxes were higher. Green Peppers from | 2. 4 Manhattan L. 157 (Intrntl Feper. 0 Caxh” quotations were - . 1ok 140 | ers, 7; miners, 7; artists, 4; cler; mis- etropolitan Ry A steady; No. 3 wheat, 7 ; , 18% {18 ved the effects of fh - WO 1 el 3 Lambs’ «.s. | cellaneous, 351; no occupation, %55; Stxty- - e Nt B &« e £30: No. 2 yellow, 428%e; | Stockton showed t °ts of the recent frosts | WOOL—Fall ciip—San Joaguin . 99 3 y ulz\m&“ }“arrfl;lr“. g‘;* {:&_;‘1 w:: pid 68 | €TT%e: No 3}"&'"‘“ T white, gw.os‘!c; ’,‘,o_ and were hard to dispose of, although offered at | 11c; Middle County, 11@12c:.Northern 23 | one immigrants were debarred during the Mis, Kan & Tex. 18 |Natfonal Biscuit.. 34% | 0"/ .0 "r3.’ good feeding barley, 37@30¢; falr | 10W prices. Receipts of Tomatoes were light | 11@12c; Nortbern Defective. 10g11c; Humboldt 8 | month. M. 'K & T pfd.. 38% National Lead.... 11 choice malting, 47@4c; No. 1 flaxseed, 9lc; [ And chiefly of poor Guality, owing to the rain, | and Mendocino, 14c; Nevada, 15¢; Ore- 10 - : 4 Nl RRof Mex pfd 361 |North Americ ;2 N 96c: prime timoth: and fancy stock did better. Some well known | gon, fine, n medium, I7c per Ib. 100 - New York Cen...114% |Pacific Mail...... mess pork, per bbl, $11 50@11 52! brands of fancy stock were firmly held at 760 | HO! Moss Refuses to Prosecute. Sortolk & West_. S8%(Peoples Gas. ... 3% 00 Ibs, $6 872G short ribs AT bex but fow salcs WiLE TaRied 4t it By RIS S ‘When the case of Josie Hart, allas Mar. Nor & Vi fd. 'ress b . T T 3 7 Forn Secaritica. . k3% | Pressed 8 C pfd. 67% o s "basts o "high wines, | . .FOTATOES—Burbanks from the river, 500 Meat Market. we.. | tin, charged with assault to murder for Drtario & West.. 19% (Puliman Pal Car.210 | 88 590 008+ T0 S0, g, “S10 50, T5c per ctl; Salinas Burbanks, $1G1 35 per ctl: ® | hooting Frank Moss, s hackman, in s Pennsylvania ....111% Republic Steel. 8% d 2 - Oregon Burbanks, 75c@§1 10 per ctl; River Red No turther decline in Hogs is reported. The » - P CC & St L. 55 |Rep Steel pfe 88tz |~ Recelpts. Shipments. | B0@USC per ctl; Sweet Potatoes, $1 25 per otl. > Gcscriptions &re also uneh: 20 |saloon at 10 Mason street on Tuesday Reading _., % Rubber Goods: 1. 134 | pyour. harrels 0 5 GONIONS"85:@41 per ctl for fancy and-sop | Other descripbions o8 SN T T 10 % |morning. came up before Police Judge Read 1 fd.. 76%| Rubber Goods pf¢ By - X B¢ for y 8 n o terday Moss inform. ! Reading 3 3 30| Rom ate T, g | Wnesty bachale $Ee8 | CNEGETAEURS Grien Peas 2093 per 1b: | | Wholesale rates irom sisughterers to deaters 18" | (hat o did not know who fired the thets o Co.. 22%|U 8 Leather... 7 o 144, ., 2% @3 t E : Rock Tab Co ptd. 37|11 & Yeather pid.. 75% s g “4300 | Lima Beans. 3isdfic per Ib; Tematoss, BEEF—6@10 for Steers and 5@6e per Ib for .1 lat him and refused to swear to a com- StL & SF 1st pfd. 80 |U § Rubber. z:h Bariey, bushels . 10,500 'r:'r baqglxo:csum":‘er (S:‘l_lr?: ;g@\m perkbox Cab- t:o‘v,va.‘l o, 708%0; emall, %o = § 12 | plaint against the woman. The Judge de- =L 4 ptd. 4435/ U S Rubbe: : . s age, per ctl; . TBc per sack: Cn o AL—Large. 2 3 . (L & SF 24 ptd. 441 U € Rubber st s e et e LA scum kam:‘gn. _— 13 007 | clined to dismiss the case, and instructed 50 25 € Steel pf: 1357 | Western Union prd les for the day, 770,100 shares. RAILROADS OF SAN FRANCISCO. YORK, Nov. 12.—Bond transactions nited Raflroads of San Francisco: 10,000 at £y NEW YORK BONDS. ref 2s, reg..108% L & N unified 4s. 88% Do coupon 106% Man con gold 4s.102% Do 3s. reg.....107% Mex Cent 4s .... 70 Do eoupon -3 Do 1st ime . 144 Do new 4s, reg.1341 Minn & St L 4s.. 98 Do coupon 2134 M, K & Tex 4s... 0715 | Do old 4s, reg.110% | Do 2ds ........ 7513 Do coupon ....110% N R of Mex conds 74 Do 5s, reg.....101% N Y C gen 34s.. $0y Do coupon J C gen Bs....130 " | Atch gen 4= Do adj 4s ... Atlantic C Lineds 9135 Nor & W con 4s. 97 Bal & Ohio 45...100% Or S L 4s & part. 911 Do 3348 . 95 |Pa conv 3ls..... D43, Central of Ga 58.104¢ |Reading Gen 4s.. 965 Do 1st inc .... 64 S L& I M con 5.110% | SL &S F 1g 48, 813 | 93| Ches & Ohio 4148 14 Chi & Alton 3%a8. 7 C. B & Q new 4¢. 63 M & StP gnis. 108 NW con 7s St Louis SW. c ~130% Con Tobacco 4s... 54 J 8 Steel 24 5 Colo & So 4s. .. 84 |Wabash 1sts Den & Rio G 45.. 99 | Do deb Erie prior lien 4s. 981 Do gen 4s ..... 833 Wis Cent 4s . F W & D C 1sts.108%|Colo F con Ss Hock Val 43%s...105%| v YORK MINING STOCKS. 10! Little Chief . Jron Silver Leadville Con ... 02'Standard BOSTON STOCKS AND BONDS, - | Do prefd . 50% | @6 Westingh Com .. 66 5%@6| Mining- Adventure 4 | 9914 Allouez 4% 68 |Amalgami 38 Bingham ... 21 . 62% Calumet & Hecla.440 85% Centennial .. 15 4315 % bl 46 Union Pacific Mexican Central . Miscellaneous— Amer Bugar . Do prefd Amer T & T..... f Dominion 1 & 8. 7% Gen Eleetric ....146 | Mass Elec 108 | Do prefd 176 |Viotoria United Fruit .... | Winona U § Steel . 10% /Wolverine .. CLOSING STOCKS. . 874 New York Cen.. - KT% Norfolk & West A% Do prd.. 65% Ontario & 82 | Pennsylvania 76% Rand Mines | Canadian Pacific.1211; Reading Ches & Ohio...... 20% Do 1st pt Chi_Great West.. 1?: Do 2d pfe C. M & St P....1413% Southern R; DeBeers ......... 20 #’Do ptd. . Denver & Rio G.. 19% |Southern Pacific fd. - 88 |Union Pactfie.. Bar silver, firm, 266-164 per ounce. Money, 3%@4 per cent. The rate of discount in the open market for short bills is 44@4% per cent and for three months' bills 434@4% per cent. New York Grain and Produce. NEW YORK, Nov. 12.—FLOUR—Reoceipts, 24.503; exports, 22,350. Unsettled, weak and lower to sell, WHEAT —Receipts, 29,250 bushels; export: 176,923 bushel: Spot, easy; No, 2 red, 83%c: No. 1 Northern Duluth, 85%¢ f. o0, b, afloat; No, 1 hard Manitoba, nominal, f. o. b. afloat. On foreign buying of December and a feeling that spring wheat receipts were too light, wheat opened firmer. gressive bear tactics, a% & 35¢. SUGAR—Raw, nominal: centrifugal 06 3%G3 15160, refined quiet. DRIED FRUITS. EVAPORATED APPLES—The market shows EL. no important Sote- -, fome"5os Soncerned though prime tralc future delive fancy, Te. e grades. %m—mmuh. Choice are 10@10%c; was easy: creamery, 15@21%c; dairy, | Peppers. 254G w24 T i8ter, exne, atendy at mark, cases included, | for Bell; Groen Okra, —— per box: Beg Prane. | LAMB—914@100 per Ib ke a% | . ne, 7% CHICAGO, Nov. 11.—CATTLE—Receipts, close. Hare, too, were easier under heavy sup- | @8c; Cotton Fruit Bags, 8lic, 6%c and ;{xo for | Cal Cotton Mills coma, Everet: " ttled and more or less quiet. | 26@20c for seconds; dairy. 21@2%c: store But. “ Following were the sales on the San Fran- | 12 17, 22, 27 - . - 1t e quoted at $13G13 50, electrolytic at | Ler. o A@19c; cold storage, 2iG26c; Tasters, [ PA1Y quotes as foliows, per Ib. in 1001 bags: e 7. Dec. 2—Change at Seattle to S 2 “mas “eulet ana ‘une S 5 Granulated. 5.70c; Morning Session. Ry.; at Seattle or Tacoma to N. P. Ry. §15 28 A t® and ‘unchanged at $4 50 in | | CHEESE—12@12%e for ihe genoral market | POWdered, 5.10c; Candy Granulated. Drs e 2% ined 25 €4 in London to £20 15 | lower grades: Young Americas. 13%@lde; East- | Mgpel)‘;:cr‘g;'d“ ‘was quiet and quoted at §5 15|’ ern, 151 @16%: & i, 424 | for cholce and 3736@40c for smail ang | Gorden ¢, oe; - S e Ny, o and 2t 425 | colors; store, nominal: cold * somar D5 | half barels. 8¢ No. 1 foundry, .-orthern, is quoted | 32%c; Bastern, 26@30c for fresh and toes are weak, with a large pack. Jp—————————eeeee——————————— | demand for choice table Grapes and other mé:fi':finmmm’m—nuh firm, with stocks Exchange and Bullion. Sound. Recelnts of Grapes from ail seriiet | considerably brok: pected Exchange was very unsettled yester- | A1l available supplies. The local demand for and moved about & good deal. The final da q‘mz:’ . Siiver was also unset- | although the Sound steamer took out severai sell. Futures were lower. California Club, $1 40@1 45; ust: Valiey, §1 40@1 45 per FU’ o et luestem. $1 50@1 55 frui 86, 60 Mont Ton % i ctl. STRAWBERRIES—Longworths, per §4 100 Mont Ton 00 TURES. chest; large Berries, $1 6003 for Malindas and Eureka. & 1000 Paymaster |11 11 Sesston 9 t0 11:30 a. m. ‘for the other varieties. feora, Fureka., 82/ 100 Rescus s ASPBERRIES—$4G6 per chest, M &M 40 100 Rescue ® HUCKLEBERRIES—] M &M 39 500 Rescue 31 M &M 38 200 Ton & 22 . 021500 Ton N s is rather easler. are %e; prime, 5%@6c; choice, 60 o Ty o 2, round do, $1 0 Wmide, $0Bs01 46 per jobbing demand and | cental. DA Tancy #7388 | BOCKWHEST2 5505 0 per et hox; Garlic, 4@5¢ '3 TTON—" 5100 _per box for Cuie ens 1epen | Pt e ¥ Policeman Hurd to subpena all the people who were in the saloon at the time to 10@1 40@50c per box: Marrowfat Squash, $1 PORK—Dressed Hogs, @9c_per Ib, r in court this morning. o ton; Hubbard, $15G20. 2 vt LIVESTOCK MARKET. - i b b i 1 = The following quotations are for good, sound 14 25 Foreign Futures. Poultry and Game. e . e 21 crea Im:o‘l-‘":qnxlrtutc mer- : . - tors of . . allam 0., LIVERPOO! — Steers, 8@0c; Cows and Heifers, | S F and MeKittrick oo’ March. May. | Receipts of domestio Poultry were light ana | 7860, thin Cows San Joaquin O & D. chants of this city, filed a petition In the 64% 6 3% 6 3% | there was continued firmness in all descriptions, CALVES—4@4%c per pound (gross weight). | Senator .. . United States District Court yesterday 62 63 | particularly large young Chickens, and young | sm:x-:?—we!hmvfifltflc: Ewes, 3%4@3%c¢ | Sovereign asking that the firm be declared an In- Roosters and large Broilers were quoted higher. | PeT pmmuron weight), g;e;lgn:r voluntary insolvent. The petition recites b, Nov. Mar,-June. | About 15 cases of dressed Turkeys came in and | LAMBS—414@Se per Ib. y i out difficulty, while Hens were .mu;.?(?"ffé‘r‘.".; | Boars, 50 per cent off and Stags, 40 per cent | Twenty-Eight that on October 3 of this year the firm admitted in writing that it was unable to pay its debts. Stephen G. Spier, a hotei- - o ations. 20 80 2850 |at 20@21c. A car of Western Poultry will o | Off from above quot - West Shore . keeper of this city, filed a petition stat- 2970 2550 | marketed to-day 3 e L s ing his liabilities at $1467 and his assets ¥ w::"a”.:::‘;a‘x'h']ri!e;:“s?"{v';‘mcmek',"d,:;'": General Merchandise. Alamede Sugmr - at nothing. Eastern Livestock Market. constituted the bulk of the recelpte. . e roan American Biscutt | et prices. however, Comes to Take Nelson Back. Deputy Sheriff Charles M. Paxson of . nded to increase th, BAGS—Grain 8, 5@5%c;: San Quentin, | American District CHICAGO. And the market was well cleancd up et ths | 5000, Wool Bms.gzom; Fleece Twi Cal Gas & Electric Ct | plies. the three grades; Brown Jute, 814@7% Cal Jockey Club 10500 | Montgomery County, Kansas, arrived 11,000, including 400 Texans and 500 Western; | POULTRY—Dressed Turkevs, 20G24c per| COAL—Wellington, $8 ‘per’ton; New Wel- | Cal Shipping Co 25 00 her“'-sy“(erdgy with the papers for the good to prime steers, $5@5 70; poor to medium, | Ib; live Turkeys, 17@19¢ per Ib for young and | lington. $8: Seattle, $6 50; Bryant, $6 50; Bea- | Cal Title Ins and 140 00 St o Ats David R, Nelse: 75; stockers and feeders, $1 T5@4 25; | 14@16c for old: Geese, per pair, $1 75@2; Gos- | ver Hiil. $5 50; Stanford, $7; Rosiyn, $7; Coos | Central Bank of Oaklan [ pie extradition orney elson, )4 heifers, $2@5; canners, $1 50@ | IDES. $2@2 25: Ducks, $4@5 per dozen for | Bay, $5 50; Greta, $7; Wallsend, $7: Rich- | Chutes Company 50 825 | who is wanted In Coffeyville on a charge 1 754 25: calves, $2@7 50; Texas | 0!d and $6@6 for young: Hens, $4 50@5 50 for | mond. $7 50; Cumberland, $12 in bulk and | Cypress Lawn Imi 50 725 | of being an accessory to a murder by his 5 T i Weste : | small and $6@7 for large: young Roosters, $5 50 | §14 25 in sacks: Pennsylvania. Anthracite Egg, | Fischer's Theater . 00 225 e . g, by fed steers, §2 75@3 55; Western steers, $3@ | . brother. e argument on the writ of 50 d ififi 50; old Roosters. $4 G0@5: Fryers, $5G5 50; | $14; Welsh Anthracite Egg, $13; Welsh Lump, | Gas Consumers’ Asen . as 22 50 Behtnt Sainns: e, Mater's sas. il = OGE—Receipts to-day, 14,000; to-morrow, | Broilers. §3 50@4 50 for large and 3 50 for | $11 80; Cannel, $8 50 per ton; Coke, $11 50@ | Honolulu Sugar .. 50 abeas corpus o0 0c 1 ‘_rl‘ mixed and butchers, $4 60¢ | Small; Pigeons. $1@1 25 per dozen for old and | 13 per ton in bulk and $15 in eacks; Rocky | Northern Cal Pow o 9 00 | take place before Judge Cook this morn- R0 10 e e heoty. 84 €506: rougn| $202 35 for Suuabdy. Mountain descriptions, $11 45 per 2000 Ibs and | North Shors Railroad 0 APasky e B B0 soas 60, lignt, $4 45@5. bulk of | GAME—Mallard Ducks, $3@4 per dozen; | §12 80 per long ton, according to brand, 25 1835 TR S R 3 back, $4@6; Sprig, $2 50; Te: OIL—Linseed, 49c for bolled ~ and ... 11500 —‘0‘_.. He Was Rob e Recelpts, 18,000; sheep and lambs Widgeon, §1 50; small Ducks, $1 50: | 47c for, raw In barrels; cases, B¢ more; [ its Miner Says as bed. eood to cholcs wethers, $3 T0@4 25; | Oray Gecre, 383 50; ' White Geess, §1g | Castor Ol in cases, No. 1, 0c; Bakers 00 £ Lewis Bohling, a miner, living at 36 Sholos mival §3 THOS ThL. emarn | Scush - suipe YL e e Ry e e s T ot oL e % 2% |Clay street, was attacked by two colored > - s '3 nipe, 5 cor n , or' raw In 3 e n sheep. $3G4: native lambs, $405 T5; Western | il s oves, 81 20; Rabbith, 31 15 for Comis: | seratned, barrels, Sc: cases. Gbc: China, Nat, | Soseel % 8% |men on Washington street, opposits tne ' " §T. JOSEPH. tails and $1 25 for Brush; Hare, $1 25, TWM 0c per gallo: s"nd.cmm m‘;:trh: g gg DO;;::!_eo‘. eu;y Y!lt:m:ly :aornxnx m::: EPH, Mo., Nov. 12.—CATTLE—Re- S : cases. 80c; { Tesla rol of a cheap watch and some celpis, 1000; market ‘quiet;, naiive stsers, $4 55 Butter, Cheese and Eggs. B Sowoue = anlion: Fiekt UL | Tristee avrie: # ..o | He reportea the robbery to the police; | agdu;;eggzs :;wtm $3 50@4 50; stockers Parre 85 tw'&ylon"vt;ld '%c ’f’ofi"f“'u ;’nni‘::d u.‘.".'m 50 pomr 'b;iu ;:;umbla to give any description of an , 3 s : g The Egg market s unsettled COAL_OIL—Water White Coal n bulk, ;4'%52&'3%5}3%5%&1 g ghow mn?e‘r or lees change, nu:gdc:::lt;fem:; jantke: et OB N iy Astral A Morning Session. e e eo s s | t v and firm, some de; | Star, 22¢; -, 26c; . 28¢; S T L FUE L {";"l;,r,'.'f“g“;: | f0e:_ dondoyioet Biove Gasofinn, "B TR Y1511 st Motared Off -i...ots0snuseereansa 40 OCEAN TRAVEL. it Mttty T & positive quotation, as the wy {in 3 ) 3 i : . in leads buyers to hold off somewhat oy | 19%c; S6-degree Gasoline, In bulk, 2ic; in Afternoon Session, New York Metal Market. purchase only from hand to mouth. There wou | cases. 27%e. : Board— Steamers leavs Sen Frao- Do e [euarn hare 10 @iinta, 7&“25&:. and xmm"" - foe CFor Ketchikan, Wrangel, NEW YORK, Nov. 12—Tin again lower In | 5 0ilor 8 OO e stocke trom iy 1 | ““RED AND WHITE LEAD-—Red Lead. 6%0 Juneau, nes, . mot Cleing Bt e e s T o | owlation. accu- | 7" e ib; White Lead, 84@7c, according to etc.. Alaska—11 a_m.. Nov. £l 60 250 S B o LIE 00 | URSEE i e netor wnote, et 13 | IR ik B kB, ¥ s g foia i o Bee k supply. b; . L 5 5 slight recovery from yester- | Receipts were 18,600 I1bs Butter, 600 | 85 75@5 90; extra No. 1, $6 25@6 50; Hawalian, Mmmg tocks. "'r !VQI."J& G qecoprer had G ondon. spot closing at £50 e | EREs and 23,500 Ibs Cheese. s ©ases | &5 25; Japan, $5 25@5 80; Loulsiana, $4 309 el P or ctoria. Vancouver. | Gays reas 5t ©55 17s 64, Locally, copper| BUTTER—Creamery, 31@42%c for extras and | ® 10 SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE. . Seattle, SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refining Com- t, Whateom—11 a. m., Nov. 7w Cubes, A Crushed and Fine Crushed, 5.85c; | cisco Stock and Exchange board yesterday: this company’s steamers for Alaska and O. Vlrncou;-r to C. P. Ry. or Eureka (Humboldt Bay)—Pomona, 1:30 p. m., Nov. 6 12 18, 24 30, Dec. §; Corons, 1:30 p_ m.. Nov. 9 15 21, 37, Dee. 3. For Los ‘Angeles (via Port Los Angeles and Redondo). San Diego and Santa Barbara— Santa Rosa, Sundays, A m. State of California, Thursdays 9 a. m. For Los Angeles (via San Pedro and East ‘Western, 14@15c per b, lated (lqo-lb h-llr oil.”é 'lk&.n.tio‘:t.éum Badls o 4.90c; barrels, 106 more; EGGS—Ranch, 42%@46> and occasionally 46c | Shore. for il kinds. S abietsar bags, 10c or al 5 et 24G26¢c 10c; boxes, 6.35c; H. & B. No. 2 foundcy, Northern, §13 26@ | fOF cold storage. e N eid. per Th N divets taken for | 15; No. 1 foundry, Southern, and No. 1 foun- % X g T ty-five barrels or its equivalent. San Pedro), Santa Barbara, Santa Cruz. Mon- |3 Muthern, soft, $14@14 25, Deciduous and Citrus Fruits I”C-ANNE;;VE?\KY.:(ON-II ult at 31 2515 terey, San Simeon. Cavucos. Port Harford (San e 50@d5c e it- Obispo), b | al 1 :‘:\ t‘n':k::x’;fim markets are e very qulet. | 500 B"hfl“l, - 1- Coos Ba: a m, Nov. 9, 17, 25. Dee. 3. LOCAL MARKETS. | Local trade in the fruit market was very | (‘ANNED VEGETABLES—Corn rules firm, | 200 Hale & Norcs Bonita, 9 a_m., Nov. 5 13. 31, %9, Dee. 7. quiet owing to the rain, but there was a steady PACIFIC STOCK EXCHANGE. oo Baweandta, l:vlt‘x::‘l.en;-‘nkpy-_"s-n .vuu‘i:! -x:‘ Guaymas (Mex), 10 a. m., Tth of esch For 'further Information obtain folder. g4 | Right is reserved to change steamers or sall- l% New Montgom- OFFIOBS—4 ) ery street (Palace Hotel), 10 Market strest and fruits suitably packed for shipment to Puget were unusuaily heavy, as growers evidently ex. . period of wat weather and rusnid’ Receipts of Produce. large and small packages was vory light, and, FOR THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12. thousand packages, there was a heay: Flour, gr sks . L4 Broadway wharves fled, but showed some recovery from the recent unsold at the close. The feeling, et ol { Whont, ous'. G LA e . { oo 2D Marmer slveet; sharp - i steady, as m: lers expected that tl . Steriing é:gmhmem :tl:gm- s T ¥ 8% | Souid materially Jessen subsequent ;w:ufi: j o %= a8 e Sterling Exchange, cables. U4 | Bete it S LD Sarce sales. Receipts or | 426 10, 500 Overma B ks, sight : = 2y | Strawberries and Raspberries, while moderate, | Beans, r & -1 Nom Vore Bachange tesrobis = 81| e ittt 0 Foniod ot odd 3 e o STy Stiver, pét oxnos.- it I §i% | carried over. About fourtéen boxes of aorn | Bre ;},g 4000 Silver Hill berries came in from Point Arena ‘and sales | 250 S v 5 were readily e o per_pound. Wheat and Other Grains. Apple market was quiet locally: but thare wig o 200 Union a good demand Tor shipment to near-by points, st and prices of fancy stock were well 'BAT—Forelgn cables came through weaker. oum? deciduous fruits were in mpfi.'::velai b g Chicago was 34c off, and reported a poor cash | gnd fluctuations in prices were generally nar- on the San Fran- E 3 row. ‘There was a limited inquiry for cholce Or- anges for shipment to Puget Sound ports and late Valenclas sold for that purpose at $3 50 %er box, new Jaffas at $2 5092 75 and new ; California White avels at $3 50@3 75. Othcrwise there was 1 55; Northern Club, 400 not:;l:‘ new to report in Citrus or Tropical I CASH WHEAT. 88 25 S H 126 per box f s @s! or fancy, 50@ E 5 ristmas Al 1“‘350"3‘215 ok 5 BEARS—$101 35 per box for fancy Winter 4 THURSDAY, Nov. 13—4 p. m. rain. Buyers held off. Quotations for Nellis and 50@756c for other varieties. B%A% e "% cash grain and futures were easier. UINCES—40@60c per box. L o 8| Julle ... o u . > A AP B —— 15 16/Kentuck .... 03 O Feed, $1 12 15; Shi and Brewing, | POMEGRAN. 75@85c for small boxes S - s B, RS WRGE & or tr N Stock and Bond Exchange. S -8 ” FUTURES. PLUMS—Coe’ Ted, S0c per box. - o o B % Session 9 to 11:30 a. m. G for_=mall boxes, 50@83c THURSDAY, Nov. 12—2 p. m. 00 o1 Qpen High Low. Close. gt b g R i St Rt UNITED STATES BONDS. g =i 112% $i12% 81 ux 1 nx 14 15 1117 1H 110% 11 o 0 @ 2 p. m. Session. fictican L) 4 @ o ® g“rlurbum:?rmnm b g 30 s 3 . i ) ] EX S 5‘% Dried FrultsNuts, Roicins, Hondy 3 8 CORN—Dealers are of the gen- eral duliness of the 0 rices are | e b Deching e wader B am rather weak than Il‘:l |8 RREENER