The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 16, 1904, Page 25

THE SAN FRANC ISCO CALL, - SU SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. 9434 97 " 17475175 Wall street stocks close higher and Gt Norghern ped gL 2 +-|Green Con Copper; e ..U Havana Teb Go.)... AMaska Packers stock breaks on the | ----;..| Do pid. . local Boara. {2 R e al Local bank clearings gain $1.000,000 | over last year. | Not much fluctuation In Silver and | Exchange. | Wheat, Bariey and minor grains about as before. Bran lower, Hay and Middlings un- changed. | Wheat weighing out very light i | i ) n the « & Des West, .|Laciede Gas pf Lake Erle Beans still very firm and advancing. | & Wi Polatoes in large receipr and easy. | d . Ouiops firm Poultry in light receipt. Game scason Bl 9% opens. RE, 5 !—‘nxl( in very good local demand. i n Central Walbuts firm at a further slight ad- | sk n:m Butter, Cheese and Eggs in lim- s b 2.5 ited supply. ‘\Khn & Tex vfa g Provisions in falr movement, with a E ] firm undertone. t.aule. Sheep and Hogs unchanged. Estimates of English Hop crop re- | duced. i Bank C:lmrhlgs. ‘ Local Bank Clearings for 11 the week just 1 Toded show & gain of $1,049,570 over English Hop Crop. Late mall a ces from New York ure wis the ecelpt of cable ads London stating that the official the 1904 English hop crop was ©wi.; this was somewhat smaller ed by the majority of the trade, 140 500 Pac Do Do SO0 Pressed 8 00 Do pta 100 Pullman C: 500 Ry 8 s ut quiet.” New York. ¥ H Do rk say The Rubber God wet weather on 91 500 Tenn Tex Pac 200 Twin City 185 f190 33%| 45 139151597 104 N33 et 150 § 100 6,200 Texas Pacif Third Ave .....1... Tol & T Co.....| 3 Tol St L & W {-...]81 |313 200! Do ptd . |51 |51 | 504 51 R T.|108% 103% (1033 10315 | % | 8%,@0c; fancy, 915G 10c Condition of the Treasury. WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.—Tc-day's statement the Treasury show vailable cash bal- . $148,016,144; gold, ¢S, Clearing-House Banks. ¢ YORK, Oct. 15,—The statement of av- eges of the ciearing-Bouse banks of this city for the week v an: depcsits $1,193, 3 circulation '$42 . $498,000; legal tenders $60.900; specie $237, ; reserve $i14,207 required , decrease $3,009), surplus, $15,95' . increase $3,320,975; | nited States deposits $21,773,560, increase || New York Grain and Produce. | 'NEW YORK, Oct. 15. — FLOUR — Receipts, | 120,500 barrels; exports, 0800 barrels; market | firm Lut quet. -Minnesota patens, $5 10 | 6 40; Minnesota bakers, $1 50@4 90 winter | patents. $5 50@5 75; winter straights, §5 25@ | | 5-50; winter extras, $3 40@4 10; winter low | $3 25@3 90 H SAT — Recelpts, 15,400 bushels. Spot, | % f. 0. b. afioa % f. 0. b. afloat; anitoba, §1 07 f. o. b. afloat. strength, closing firm at a net gain of May closed at $1 1ils; July, $1 04%; T, $1 17% —Firm. _State common_to choice, 1904, s 14@1Sc. Pacific : olds, 14@18c. c; Californta, | | LEAD—Firm: $4 25@4 30. | |. COFFEE—Spot Rio, quiet: No. T Rio in- | voice, 8%¢: mild, quiet; Cordova, 10@13c. SUGAR — Raw, quiet; centrifugal, 96 test, 4% Reéfined, qifet: No. 8, 4.50c; No. 9, 4.45¢c fair refining, 3% ses_sugar, 3¢, 0. 7, 4.60c; No. 10, 4.40c; No. 11, 4.3 0. 12, 13, 4.20c; No. 14, | 4.20c; confect! ¢ mold A, 5.40c cut 'loaf, 5.15c; crushed, 5.75c; powdered, | 5.15c; granulated, 5.05c; s, B.30c. | | "BUTTER—Firm. Street prices, extra cream- ery, 21c: offictal prices. creamery, common to extra, 11@2ic; do held extras, 200; State dairy] common to extra, 13@20c. nchanged. nchanged DRIED FRUITS. EVAPORATED APPLES—The market con- tinues quiet and easy at about the recent tations. Common, 4@4ljc; prime, 4%@5c | choice, 5%@8%e: fancy. Ch@ic. PRUNES—Quiet, with no material change, | prices still ranging from 2c to Slgc, according to grade. APRICOTS—Are firm, but with choice held | | at’ 9%c; extra choice, 103@10%¢; faney, 11@ 13ec. PEACHES—Are in limited supply and firm, with choice quoted at S},@S%c; extra choice, | New York Cotton Market. NEW YORK, Oct. 15.—Cotton futures | | opened easy. October, 9.85c; November, 9.89 | December, 9.94c; January, i0c; February, of- fered 10.04c; March, 10. May, 10.13¢; July, . | 30.15¢. otton futures closed steady. October, 9.85c; November, 9.91c; December, 9.99¢; January, 10.05c; February, 10.08c; March, 10.14c; April, 10.15¢; May, 10.18c. Spot closed quiet. Middling uplands, 10.35¢; middling gulf, 10.80c. - No sales. New York Metal Market. ‘NEW YORK, Oct. 15.—All the metal mar- | kets continued to have a firm undertone, al- | though the business dropped off to the usual Saturday dimensions. Prices were generally unchanged. COPPER—Lake is quoted at $13@13 25; elec- | trolytic, $12 5714@13 121; casting, $12 75@13. | | TIN—-$28 3715 @28 60. | LEAD—$4 2064 30. i | | SPELTER—$5 15@5 20. IRON—Firm and unchanged from last quota- tions. i 30 Tton Pacthe o 107% 1075 1078 107% | 0,200 Union Pacific .. d T% Do pfd .. o i 47 4i% | CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. P Conv 4s... 1098 120 | —— | e ey Qs 11~ Future Grain and Provisions. | 405/ Do ptd 79 58 °| CHICAGO, Oct. 15.—The wheat market was Do 4s aee ol Fo 85 strong from the start. The fact-that foreign i 20§ Cast T Ppe. 14K | 143 14 | 14% | grain markets followed vesterday's sharp ad- 200/ Do pfd .......| 8%1 64| 64%! 65 | vance here furnished considerable encourage- U S Express.. “)20 120 1119 v\]21 . | ment to bull traders. Advk from Argen- 4400 T & Leatner....d 1% 1% 11% 1% | tina aleo were bullish, the weathier there be- | 400/ Do pra .. | 89% £9%| 90 | ing reported as exjremely unfavorable. .The 8,900 U § Rubber ...| 80 | 29% 207 | element of .perhaps the greatest importance, 40! Do pfa .. | 85| 8%yl 841, 851 J‘ Ecwever, was the continued active dempand | o ohny 21.100 U § Eteel Cor...| 21% 20% 214 21% | for cash wkeat and apparent scarcity of that | ne Mise Bomn. %0300 Do prd .......| 8134| 80%4| €1%| 8114 | article. Shorts_and commission bouses were | a 300/ Va-Car Chem Co| 36 | 35% | 35 38 | urgent bidders for the December option when | : i 500! Do pfd . 110834108 | the trading began, but offerings were ex- | s 2 v Do pta . %c higher af 3 e price EASTERN MARKETS. Do eb Bs.... 75 | December rose rapidly to ¥1 i4%. May wan | Wells-Fargo Ex. | helped by the strength of December and after 00 Western Union. .| 82! opening %@%c lower to W@c higher at | ow Y " 4| 02| P28 828y | New ‘"rf‘ Money Market. Westinghorse ...[169 168 166% 1937 | $T°12 %o B 1%, sold up to §113. On the | K. Oc —Close: Money on call Do 15t ptd. . 1185 1180 | advance numerous realizing sales were made, = 300W & L B 5 1 18% | resulting in a temporary setback. Decemb 315 per cent; 300 Do 1st pi 451;| 45 | 45 | 4514 | declined to $1 13%, while May sold off to 333@3% per cent. Do 24 prd.. 273 28 |27 1; | $1 122%@1 121;. The bulls soon regained con per—41.G5 per ocent 300 Wiecon Centra | trol of the situation and during the remainder | x i, Wwith actual busi- s o gt of the session the market held remarkably kers at $4.8560G4 8570 for de- So Pacific pid firm. Trading was confined mamiy to the De- | 4.5 4 8350 for el;: day bills. 285 ¢ cember option. '{'.ge most prominent influence | —$4 54G4 M1 and $4.86%. ). to o affecting late trading was a message from s $4 523, G4 833 902,400 total shares 0ld. Duluth to a commission house confirming a Shver ¥ J New York Bonds. rumor clrculated here vesterdsy to the offect | —46c = 1 that Northwestern miliers are buying Mani- bonds, steady; railrcad bonds, | U Teg };", | Man con gold 4s.1 toba Wheat. The market closed strong, with 5 - m':,; Mgofil';:"‘lr}c‘ 15 ‘ne:m.lm— 'g( higher at $1 13%. ;;‘nml un»‘i ¢ . = tations on May were l,c up at 51 125@1 1215 New York --...1054 Minn & St L 4s.. 93%4 | "In spite of the strength of wheat, the corn F. Huu “‘ . S:Dd‘all‘f"' | reg 130%| M. K & Texal 45.101% | market was quite weak. Favorable crop pros- K ¥ Huton 8¢ California street, Do coupon..... 131% Do 246 .. 853 | jects and excellent weather conditions created R, sco. members @f the New York | Do old 4s reg.10614| NR of Mex con 48 7 | g bearish sentiment. The market closed at ! Stock (‘\;:Té;h the following officlal | Do coupon. }gg:z . 4 g gen g:a- m the_lowest point, December at 49ic, a los: uote 2 ange : Atch gen 4s . J gen - | of %ge. o — v - Do adj 48 . | Nor Pacific 4 104% | Moderate liquidation caused weakness fin ales Bid.| Ask. | aviantic C Do 3 75 | cats. December closed %c lower at 28ic. —I|-— | Balt & Ohio 4s..103%3| Nor & con 45.100% | Provisions were firm on fair buying by pit B Do 3348 95% | OSL 4s & partic. 98% | traders and us a result of support by packers. ©4% 64% Central of Ga 5s.113% Pa conv 31gs....1021 | At the close January pork was up 12%c, lard 7| T Do ist inc..... 88 | Reading gen 45...101% | was Tijc higher and ribs 714@10c higher. e 48 | 8% | Ches & Ohlo 4%s. 105% S 1 & 13 con e.115%; | " The leading futures ranged as follows: Do 0 % 2% | Cni& Alton s SIR/SL & S F g 4s. 88 Articles Open. High. Low. Close. | i O 8i%) 8% | cx & EP gn 40193 St Louls SW lsts. 08% | Wheat No. 2— R T | C & NW aboara A g | October . o % & T By 101 C R T & Pac 4s. 77% So Pacific 48 -t 4 B 908 i'id% 11y 1 }f,‘: o o Do col 5s...... 87 |So Railway 5s 11835 | 112% 1138 1125 | C.C.C & SLan 43,102 |Tex & Pac lsts 1211 | » Chl Term ds... '“».,;E“f StL & :-‘gg;.;' s11g | 5 Cons Tobacco 4a. 74%! Union c A 0% TBo% TTidy 4pip | 8 e s 2 % | - g Erle prior lien 46,100, | Wabash 1ats ....118% | 29 2y o8y ssy e Py 5| 40 *| p % D e I 1100 W & L Erte 4611 91 | e Bu: g oo o2y | 33%] 1% ] mock vai 435, 1003 Wis Central 51091 | M 3ess Fork, Per bbi *lw P L & N unified 45102 | Qotober 108 1160 108 110 2 - ecember 10 87% 11 15 10 9715 11 10 New York Mining Stocks. | Tanuary 122521248 12957 13 00 Adams Con . 20| Little Chief 08 | May . 1230 13 4215 1230 12 37%4 | | 673 Alice . 50| Ontario 375 Lard, Tbs— 108111095 109% | Breece . 15' Ophir 2 15 | October 7% 73 72,78 | 1367 1358, 1363 1361, = Bruns Con Og Phoenix -;(lnulry ; %g '41' ;5 _T, 15 72 ...2|.....]134 (136 ~ | Com Tunnel .... 10| Potosi s 2 20 782y 140 1140 {142 | Con Cal & I 1 05 Savage B B e 1 89% 142 1145 Horn Sfiver . 1 Sierra Nevad: | October 755 765 T 5213 755 1734 18 |18 Iron r ..... 190 Small Hopes 30 | January 6 4215 6524 6 40 6 6215 8232 834 83 | Teagville Con. i 02/Standard .. 190 | May ... 650 660 650 6860 or | - |32 Boston Stocks and Bends. ! Cash Grain and Provisions. ¥ 5o e3 ; ? & 5 Money— |U 8 Steel. . &5i¢: 85%) 88% | . 203! CHICAGO, Oct. 15.—Cesh quotations” wers 101188101 @015 10138 DALl boama .-+ SUSLEDA BN opoe+e 8 i i e patents, 853 | S4I1 9514 | BB, | T loans Spiing Common. 84% | 55 30g5 40: straights, $4 90@5 20: spring. pat- | 95|25 | 943! 9555 | o B AN A | ents, $5 30@5 70: straights, $4 60@5 80; bak. | 65iG| ikl Gl erlh | D02 $285% Allouez .. % | $50: 3200 101 in, e D ey 05| 7% 673 e & 4 : No. 3, i No. 2 red, 118; 100 Brock Un Gas % 220 222 (224 S5, o s g o) Urvceo k1 3 | No's corn, -b8a; No, 3 yellow,. Sier Mo 3 | TR N e e 1 R T e . A e | oats, 281@31e; No. 2 white, 813 @32c; No. % | | Shatlige. | Ao - B ¥ atantc 7 | white, 20G31c: No. 2 rye, T8GT8Yc; good feed ), 0135] 08 | 9% | Boston & Albany 248%| Calumet & Hecia.580 | NK_barley, 36%c: fair to choice maiting. 399 1327 11325 |1 | Boston & Maine.165 | Centennial 271, | 46c; No. 1 flaxseed, $1 09; No. 1 Northwestern, %| 453) 5% | Bocton Blev .....138 | Copper Ramge ... 614, | 51 16; mese pork, per bbl, $11@11 1215; 39% | 39% | pienburg pra... 138 | Daly West .. * | per; 100 Mbs, $7 3214@7 35: ehort ribs |07 |85 | Sqex Contral ... 154 Dorn Coal (oose). $7 62%@T 15; _ short clear | 43 NS5 | Ny N H & H..193 | Frankiin-. 83, | (boxed), $7 B0@T 75; whisky, basis of high | 83%| 89 | Pere Marquette... 76_|Grancy 38 | wines, §126%; clover, contract grade, $12 25. n‘,. :’*:% L'rs'nn Pacific. .. 107%| Isie Tioyaie 21 “Anlclel- . Mg% Shipments. | |18 Miscellaneous— Mase Mining . our, barre! > 583 | 4 mer Arge Chem. 10% : Michigan -, 2,‘ Wheat, bushels . ; %3&,“ Do pf6 .. . 80% | Mohawk . 49" | Corn, bushels . 446400 Amer Pneu Tube. 41 Mont Coal & Coke 514 Oats, bushels . 264,100 | Amer Sugar ....138 1Oid Dominion ... 21 . | Rve, bushels . 1,300 Do pfd 138 | Osceola. $015 | Bariey, bushels . 241500 Amer Tel & T ,lwérpm : 251, : Amer Woolen ... 17%| Quiney fayy Butter, Cheese and Eggs. Do vfd .. . 83| Shannon . 5% S ol e S i T | e 199 CHICAGO, Oct. 15.—On the Produre Ex- B4 Eleet 11 252 Trinity 2y, | chanze to-day the butter market was firm; 7% | Gon Electric 1T 8 A 2504 | creamertes, 15@18%c: dairies, 10@17c; eggs, £0% | Mass Electric 11 firm at mark, 16%@18%c; cheese, steady, . ; 111 Bo sia “3 10@10%c. { Do pra - - | Mass Ga 3 3 ~ T itelColo Puel & fron| - | Unitea Frait ...105 CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS, Ly R Lol | | Tm Shoe Mach... 53 | Wolverine 150/Colum. ¥ C & §. Do ptd .. 3| Chicago. 00 Colora o 3 Yondon Closing Stocks. CHICAGO, Oct. 15.—CATTLE—Recelpts, 500, Cons money Steady. Good to prime steers. $5 75@6 ;5: poor Do acet to medium, $3 75@5 50; stockers and feeders, 5 e dh v §2 25@4; cows, $1 50@4 10: helfers, $2 504 75 1.500/Corn Products. Atchison. - canners, $1 40; ~bulls, &;@G calves, ;mr‘rlm md‘_ .- 56 Do pfd - . $3 50@7; Texas fed “$3 50@5 50; Western e (173341735, | Balt & Ohlo., ..., 97 ot~ * e DL w. 289 1990 © | Can Pacific ... H Receipts: To-day, 11,000; A 200D & K G.. {20 291, Ches & Obio..... 46! 25,000, . Mixed and butchers, $5 250 b o-| B2 2% 821 K24y | Chi Great West. 5 6214; good fo choice heavy, 85 40@5 65; rough ok B R B {5124 =57 | Chi, Mil & St P. -""m."u“?i" lght, $510@550; bulk of SHEEP—Receipts, 3000, 3 fo 1 choice 75@4 25; fair to choice a2 | mixed, §3 25@3 05; Western sheep, $2 75@1 10; | tfi:"' ! :xgvo bs, $1350@6; Western lambs, ;% | | 05 Kansas City. D00 Vomie Cefavt Do 1st pfd. Do 24 pi T H. Louts & Nash M. K & Texx, 0. eflxz:ansl% (:s::" ot :—CA’XTLE—R.. native cows - .un-:’ 5064 5ok cows, $1 Native steers;, $161620; Btockers o | continues to decline. | Sterling Exchange, sixty days | White | the range of prices rcmaired the same. | 81 50@1 70 for seed. | for @7 | 2hazac; DAY, OCTOBER 16, 1904. $1904730; heayy, '§5 2175 40: packers, $5 15@ | POULTRY—Live Turkeys, old. 14@15c per 530: pigs and light, $1 805 10. { b for Gobblers and 15@i6c for Hens; youns SHEEP—None. Turkeye, 20§22c per ib: Geese; per pair. §15: Omaha.. OMAHSK, O, 15—CATTLE—Receipts, 100, | Native steers, | Market nominally unchanged. $4G06 10; Western steers, $3@4 60; range cows . §225@5 25, stockers and feeders, 389 Steady. Heavy, @5 15; mixed. $5 10G5 12%; Ught. §5 074G 5: pigs $4 504eh; bubk of-rales,$5 10@5 1235, SHEEP=Reccipte, 2100 Steady. Western ings, $3 60G4; wethers, $3 40@3 80; ewes, St. Louis Wool Market. ST. LOUIS, Oct. 15.—WOOL—Steady. Me: | Market pominally steady. | : | 5@3 50; common and stockers, 32 50@3 15; lambs, $4 50a3 25. . MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS. | Foreign Futures. - | A LIVERPOOL. Vheat— o g Qpeniag TS 1% “losi; . g TTY . PARIS. y Wheat— t. | Opening 60 21 Closing. . 23 60 2475 | Flour— Opening 30 70 a2 25 Closing 30 80 52 30 @1 75; Goslings, §1 75@2: Ducks. $4 50@5 per dogen “for old_and $i fav youne: Hens, 4+ 50@5 for small and §540 50 for farge: young oosters, $3G3 50; old Roosters, $4 50@5; Fry- | ers, $i@4 50; Broilers, $i@+; Pigeons. §1 25 per dozen for old and §2@3 50 for Squabs. GAME—Wild Doves. $125 per dozen; Gray Geese, $5 per dozen: English Snipe, $3 per dogen: common Snipe, $1 75 per dozen: Hare, §1 7572 per dozen; Rabbiis. $2G2 25 per dozen ier Cottontalls and 31 50 for Brush. 2 Butter, Cheese and Eegs. | The week closed With no new f; report. Jutter was steady at th ncted yesterday, though only the best Hum- | boldt creameries will bring the top quotation. Fins ranch Fggs conttnued in light supply and stcady Cheete showed no change. Teceipts were 36,500 lbs Butter, 536 cases ery at first hands, 3@31 for extras and 23@28c for lower. to- medium grades; dairy, 21@2dc: rage, 2ic; store | Butter, 17G20c; mery. 21%@23 Eastern ladie-packed. 16@17¢ per. b, CHEESE—11@12¢ for cholce mild new and 8@10c for old: cold storage, 10%,@Tlc: Younz Amerioas, 113@12¢c; Eastern, 10@1ic per: ib. EGGS—Ranch, 3@40c for large white ie- lected, 38c for good to choice and S4gsbe for common: cold storage, 2 store, | rominal: Eastern, 25@28c“for chofce. 28@25: dium grades, combing and ciothing. 20@26c: | light fine, 18G20c; heavy fine, 13@16c; washed, 22@36e. —_— ' LOCAL MARKETS. Exchange and Builion. Silver is unchenged. Continental Exchange LOCAL. Sterling Exchange, slght .. Sterling Exchange, cables New York Exchange, sight 2 New York Exchange, telegraphic. Silver, per ounce G 2 Mexican Dollars . : 3 INTERNATIONAL. New York on Paris. New York on Mexico. Paris on London. Berlin on London Wheat ‘and Other Grains. WHEAT—Foreign futures were somewhat higher. Chicago was %c higher on the day. The San Francisco market for cash grain re- mained quiet, with }uyers ctill holding oft. Futures were quiet but firmer. CASH WHEAT. California Club, $1 45@1 52} O Australian, $1 55@1 62 Club_ §1 45g1 52%; Northern Bluestem, $1 6v et California g er ctl. soaad o FUTURES. Session 9 to 11:30 & m. Open. _High. Low. _Clos December ...$1 50 $1 50% $1 40% $1 497 May ... 151 151% 1561% 151% | Feed were weaker vesterday, but as cholce bright Feed was sl in lght'supply and frm u- tures were easy, but not materially changed. CASH BARLEY. Feed, $1 073;@1 12%; new Brewing and Shipping, $1 16@1 17%: Chevaller, $1 17%@ 122% per ctl FUTURES. Session 9 to 11:30 a. m. Open. High. Low. _Close. December ...§1 1015 §1101; $110 §110 May—No sales, §1 00% asked. OATS-—Regarding the shipment of Western ! | Oats to the two Northern Pacific States, men- tioned some days ago. the following confirma- tory ement is published in the Portland Commercial Review: '‘Oat stocks in farmers’ hands are small and most of the stock has been disposed of. this year considerable have been bought in the Northern | BARLEY-—The medium and lower grades of i i To overcome any shortage | 1 tub | & | over | Oranges, the first of the season, came in from East. principally the Dakotas, and are coming | to tidewater. California is a good customer for our product at present prices—$27 per ton.’ The market continues amply supplied and | unchanged, White, $1 37%@1 55; for feed. $1 3213@145 for No. 1 and 14,@1 30 for No, 2; extra fine for seed, $1 123,@1 50; Black, $1 30@1 36 for feed and CORN—Another large line of 4200 ctls of Western came in yesterday. The market steady and unchanged. Western sacked, §1 40@1 45 for Yellow, $1 45 White and $i 40G1 42% for Mixed; Call- large Yellow, $1 forn 1 45; smali’ rouni | do._ $1 55@1 62%: White, nominal; Egyptian, §135@1 45 for White and $125@1 30 for Brown. R RYE—$1 35@1 40 per ctl. BUCKWHEAT—Nomi, F¥lour and Millstuffs. The following interesting dispatch concern. ing the light weight of spring Wheat was re. celved from Chicago yesterday: ‘‘Millers ar getting scared at the way. ~new mrl? Wheat is turning out, said President R Johnston of the Star and Crescent Milling Company. None of them realized when they started out that it took an average of about twenty pounds more VWheat to make a barrel of similar grades. Flour that formerly re- quired four bushels and thirty pounds of Whe to the barrel is now calling for four bushels and fifty pounds, winter Wheat in Southern territory will glso be found to require about ten pounds more to make a barrel than last year.” FLOUR—Califcrnia Family Extras 5 10, usual terms; Bakers' Extra: Oregon and Washington, jobbing per_ bbl. MILLSTUFFS—Prices in_packages are as follows: Graham Flour, 25 per 100 1bs Rye Flour, §3; Rye Meal, §2 7 $7; Cosn Meal, §2 50; extra cream do, Oat Meal, $3 75; Oat Groats, $4; Hominy, $3 €0@3 86; Buckwheat Flour, $4; Cracked Wheat, $3 50; Farina, $3 75;" Whole Wheat Flour. '$3 50: Rolled Oats, bbls, $6 75@7 50; in sacks, $4 25; Pearl Barley, $5. Split Peas, boxes, §5 50; Green Peas, $5 50 per 100 lbs. Hay and Feedstuffs. The millers quoted a decline in Bran yes- terday owing to the rapld development of the new green feed. There was no change in the Hay situation, BRAN—$10 50620 per ton. MIDDLINGS—$24G28 per ton. SHORTS—$19 50820 per ton. FEEDSTUFFS—Rolled Barley, $23 50@24 per ton: Oflcake Meal at the mill, $31 50@32 50; jobbing. $33; Cocoanut Cake, ' $22@23; Corn Meal, $30 5031 50; Cracked Corn, $31@32; Mixed Feed $22G22 50; Horse Beans, $30@40 | per ton; Broom Corn Feed, %0c per ctl. HAY—Wheat, $10@1550; Wheat and Oat, s | | Evaporated” Apples. 5%@Te per Ib. about §2 per ctl. | | l ,ed, {less_Sultanas. 31@3%c per Ib. | E I think that all of the soft | | | $10@14 Oaf, $9@13; Barley and Oat. $§ @12; Volunteer' Wild Oat, $7@10: etable, §0 | @11 stock, $5 50@7; Clover, $7@10; Alfalfa, $9@i2 per ton. STRAW—45@6€5c. per bale, Beans and Seeds. Beans continue very firm at the recent marked advances, with a steady demand fer colored sorts for shipment to the Southwest. Limas continue very stiff. with the growers not selling. Some are now asking $4 35, but this price has not yet been paid. Pea are higher in sympathy with Whites. A local handler says that the California crop of Beans wil! probably be no more than suf- | ficient to supply the coast demand, as the rain-damaged Beans are fit neither for eating nor eceding. He further says that the reports circulated of bumper crops in the East are not fully indorsed here, as they are considered { circulated by buyers who want to secure sup- plies. BEANS—Bayos, $2 T56G5; Pea, $1 1083 25; "75G3; small White, - #3 153 45 3 0@2 05; Pink, 33 1063 30; 42584 30; Lima, 8 1061 25, Red Kia. 50@4:75; Blactkeyes, €0@2 70 per Horse Beans, $1 $3g2 40. o SEEDS—RBrown Mustard, nominal; Mustard: $3 25; Flax, $2@2 i5; Canary, 67 Alfalta, 156%@16%c: Rape, 1i@2io; c; Hemp, 3%@3%c per Ib: Millet, room Corn Seed. $20G21 per ton. DRIED PEAS—Niles, $2G2 25; new Green Peas, $2@2 25 per ctl. Yellow Timothy, 5 Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables, . as usual on g had an easier ton as receipts were large and most of Friday's belated arrivals were still on hand. Prices, however, were unchanged. River Reds were offering again and met with a fair demand for shipping. Two cars of Sweets were rcceived and the market was easler, with few gales reported ,over $1 per cental. 'Onions were firm at the recently advanced quotations. and some orders were being fllled for shipment = to northern points, Miscellaneous vegetables moved freely, but as supplics of most- kinds Were excessive the market had an easy tone and prices were un- steady ‘for everything except Beans and Garlfe. Tomatoes were mostly of poor quality, showing the effects of the recent rains, and only a small portion. of the recelbls brought the ‘top quotation, POTATOES—Burbanks from the river, 60@ 75c per ctl; Salinas Burbanks, $1 10@1 35 per ctl: River Reds, 85c¢ per ctl; Sweet Potatoes, $1a1 15 etl, Receipts of Poultry were light and was Iikewise, as usual on Saturday, .:'flfl: there was very little stock carried trom the preceding day the market was steady and almost bare at. the car of Western falls due to-morrow. at good - ‘and. | dithm, | other orchard fruits had but slight varjance. ! box for Valencias | Hawalian; Pineapples, $2@3 d 3 Surprise. $1 5081 60; | - bon s | ers, 5% | 200 to 260 ibs, 4l for standards and 2122 for seconds. Deciduous and Citrus Fruits, The fruit market was quite active yester- v under the usual extra' demand for Sunday ants, but supplies 0f most desoriptions were ell up to requirements and aside from some siight Improvement in Berries there' were mo advances in prices. Attractive lots of Straw- berries did better. while wet and ‘sandy offer- ings dragged at low’ figures. A considerable portion of the receints of the Malinda variety were turned over to peddiers at the mintmum rate and some Cheneys were Sold below the | quotations. Apples were unchanged for the | general marke:, although occasional sales of | some varicties were reported 2t an advance the top quotation, The first Eastern ! Apples of the season appeared from Colorado, several carloadschiefly of the Ben Davis va- rlety, being received. The fruit had not been hauled to the stores up to a late hour. The Melons were & drug on the market, with mo: dealers cutting prices in order to effect sales. Receipts of tabl Grt.;al ‘were heavy and in- cludeq much wet and generally upattractive stock, and prices had a wide range in conse- quence. Twelve boxes of new crop Navel Rocklin, Placer County. The fruit was too Ereen to be sold and was put away to ripen. A carload of Florida Pineapples was marketed | and met with a good demand at the quota- tions. It was reported that Cranberries, now on the way to this market from the Bast, would be delayed for some time owing to a car blockade on the southern route between here and Kansas City. STRAWBERRIES-—$10@12 per chest. for Longworths, $1G3 50 for Malindas and $4@7 for Cheneys. RASPBERRIES—$3G6 per chest. HUCKLEBERRIES—9@10c per lb, CRANBERRIES—$2G2 25 per box for Coos Bay and $7 75@8 for Cape Cod, APPLES—$1 10G1 25 for fancy, 85c@$1 for choice and 40@75c for common. PEARS—Bartletts. §1 50G2- per box in- cluding cold storage; Winter Nellis, $1@1 25; 40@50c. other winter varieti g PEACHES—50@85c per box. PLUMS-—60@75c per box. PERSIMMONS—00c@S$1_per box. POMEGRANATES—40@50c for small $1§2 for large boxes. UINCES—25@50c per box. FIGS—Nominal, MELONS—Cantaloupes, 50@75c_per crat Nutmeg Melons, 20@40c per box; Watermelons, | $1q2 per dozen. b GRAPES—Table varieties. - 33@63c for crates, 20G30c for small boxes and 73c@$l 25 for open boxes; Wine Grapes, $15@22 per ton. | CITRUS FRUITS—Oranges, $2 50@3 50 per | Lemons, $2 5 for fancy, $1 75@2 25 for choice and $1 25@1 50 for standards; Grape Frult, $2 503 50; Mexi- can Limes $4@4 50 per case; Bananas, $2@3 per bunch for Central American and 75cg$2 Dried Fruits, Nuts, Raisins, Honey. There is nothing new to report under this head cxcept that Walnuts are quoted still firmier in this market. FRUITSNew crop—Apricots, 7%@10c for Royals and 9@12c for Moorparks: Nectarines, 6@7%c for White and 6@6Yc for Re: Peaches, 616@Slyc per Ib; Pears, 7@12 Plums, pitted, 6@6%c for black, S@si for red and 7@8%c for yellow; Figs, 2-crown bricks, 3-crown, 58c; 4-crown, 60c; 6- crownp, 65c; bulk white, 2%@3c; black, $%e. PRUNES—1%@1%c per Ib for the four sizes | and 2%4c basls for the large sizes. RAISINS—1904 crop f. o, b. Fresno—Im- perial clusters, $2 2. 50; Dehesa, $1 S5@2 London Layers, S0c@$1: Loose M crown, 4@4%c; 3-crown, 34L@3% wn, S@3%c; Seediess, 2% @2%c; Floated, 3c; Seed 514c: Thompson's Seedless, 4%c; Seed- NUTS—New Walnuts, No. 1 softshell, 120 12%c; No. 2, 10@103c; No. 1 hardshell, 12c; No. 3 10c; ‘Almonds, 16@17c for Nompareil 14@1434¢ for T X L. 13@lic for Ne Plus Ultra 1c for Languedoc: Peanuts, 6@7c for | ern; Pecans 11@13c; Cocoanuts, $1 50@5; i Chestnuts, 10@15¢ per 1b. HONEY—Comb, 1114@i3c for white and 10@ | Uie for amber: Water white extracted 540 $o; lant amber extracted, 5Bac; dark. 39 4%e. — BEESWAX—27G20c per b, Provisions. All_prices remain unchanged and the mar- . though not active, has a firm undertone. JRED MEATS—Bacon, 11%c per Ib for heavy, 11%c for light medium_ldc for light, 143 for extra light and ITc_for sugar- | cured; dry salt Sides, 10%c: Bellies, 12c; | Eastern sugar-cured Hams, ldc; _Cali- fornia Hams, 13%c; Mess Beef $10@10 50 per bbl; extra Mess, $10 50@11: Family, $12G12 50: prime Mess Pork. $14 30; extra clear. $23: Mess, $17 50; Dry Saited Pork, 10%c: Pig Pork. §26. Pigs’ Feet, $5; Smoked Beef, 14c per 1b. LARD—Tierces quoted at 6%c per Ib for Californja compound, 7c for Eastern compound and 1013c for pure: hylf-barrels, pure, 10%c 10-1b tins, 113%¢c; 5-1b tins, 11%c; 3-1b tins, 11%e, COTTOLENE—One half barrel, 88c: thre half barrels, 81c; one tierce, S}c; two terces, Sic; five tierces, Slgc per Ib. Hides. Tallow, Wool and Hops. i HIDES AND SKINS—Culls and brands sell about 3@lc under quotations. Heavy Steers, 10%c; medium, 9lgc; light, fc; and oe for light: 1614@17c: dry Kip, 139 19c; Sheepskins shearlings. 253 ; short Wool, 40@63c each: medium, @90c; long Vool $1G1 50; Horse Hides, ealt. §2 75 for jarge and $2G2 50 for medium, $1 50G2 for small and 50c for Colts; Horse Hides. dry, $1 75 for large and $1 30 for me- $1 for small and 50c for Col Tiuck Skins—Dry Mexican, 30c: dry salted | Mexican, 25¢; dry Central American, 30c: Goat | Skins—Prime Angoras, 75¢; extra large do. $1 25: large, 30c; medium, $5c: smal 3 TALLOW-No. 1 rendered. 4Gi}c per Ib: | No. 2 3% ease, 215@3e. WOOL—Tall clip—San_Joaquin and South- ern, 9Gllc; Southern, S@c: Southern Moun- tafn, 9@1lc: Middle Counties, free, 12fldc: do, defective, 10@12c; Northern free. 12@ldc: do. defective, 10@12c: Humboldt and Mendo- cino. 14@15¢ ‘per Ib. HOPS—1904 crop. 26 Meat Market. The demand and supply of ail descriptions | about balance and the market shows no | change. N DRESSED MFEATS. Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are as follows: BEEF—buic for Steers and 4@5c per 1b for Cows. VEAL~ Large, 633@7%c: smali, 7@Sc per Ib. MUTTON—\Wethers, 7@744c: Ewes, 6Q7c per ¢ per 1b. PORK—Dresteq Hogs 6@8c per Ib. LIVESTOCK MARKET. The foliowing quotations are for good. found Livestock delivered in San Francisco, less 409 ¥ per cent shrinkage for Catt CATTLESteers, T%@7%c: Cows and Heil- 61¢0; thin Cows, 4@3c per 1b. CALVES—4G414c per 1b (gross weight). SHEEP—Wethers, 31.@3%c; Bwes, 3@3%ec per 1b (gross welght). LAMBS—$2 3082 75 per head. HOGE—Live Hos: 140 to 200 1bs. 4%e: 130 1bs and under. 4ige: over 200 Ibs, 414¢; soft Hogs, not wanted: Sows, 20 per cent off; Boars 50 per cent off. :nd Stags, 40 per cent off from above quota- ions. General Merchandise. BAGS—Grain Bags, $5@5 25; San Quentin, $2 50; Wool Bags_ 30@32c; Fleece Twine, 74c: Frult' Bags, 614@7%c for' white and 7o for AL yent $8 por ton; New Wel Al ingtqn. $8 per ton; New wel- lington, $8; Seatfle, $6 50; g Beaver Hill. §5 50; Roslyn,' $7; n thractte Egg, $14: Welsh Anthracite Egg. $13; Lump, $11 50: Cannel, $0 per ton; Col per ton in bulk and $15 in sack o Mountain descriptions, $8 50 per short OILS—Quotations are for barrels:; for cases adg Sc: Linseed, 53c lu'bc Slc for ruw; cutu‘:l)’l:;.fl cases, g2 B { e il g 222 | 8¢ per ib. 000; California | the San Francisco and Tonopah Mining Ex- cene, 23c; Deodorized Stove Gasoline, in bulk, | ses, 22%c; Benzine, in bulk, 13c: tn 193¢ Sl-da‘r% eo Gasoline, in bulk. Be; | in_cases. 3lc. - | TURPENTINE—SIc per galion in cases and | %5c in drums and iron barrels. RED AND WHITE LEAD—Red Lead, T4® 7%c per 1b; White Lead, 1%@7%¢, according to_quantity. | SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refining Com- pany quotes as follows. per Ib. In 100-1b Cubes, A Crushed and Fime Crushed 6. H Powdered, 6.10c; Candy Granulated 6.10e; D=y Granulated, fine. 6c¢; Granulated, coarse, 6c: Fruit Granulated, ; Beet Granulated (100-1b bags only), 5.90c: Confectioners’ A 6e; Magnolia_A, 5.60¢; Extra C, 5.30c; Golden C, S4dc: D, 5.30c; barrels, 10c more: Raif barrels, 25c more; boxes, H0c more: 50-1b Lags, | 16c more fov; 5:Il'ldill. ‘T-Eh‘.cr,l._ll‘:T" barrels | €.50c; boxes, 6.75c: H. - No orders taken for _Dm‘lqu. seventy-five barrels or Its equivalent. Receipts of Produce. FOR SATURDAY. OCTOBER 15. | Flour, ar sks....4.200( Tallow, ctls .... 243 Wheat, ctls ..... 5,838 Leather. rolls ... * 78 Barley, ctls ... 4323 Hides, No . 4% Oafs,” ctls . 818 Pelts, No Corn (West), ctls 4,20) Lime, bbis . Beans, sks ..... 7,250 Wine, gals . Potatics, sks IL. Quicksilver.. fisks. - 10 Onions, sks 34 Brandy, gal 600 Bran skg 22| Chicory. 55 Midalings, 900! Paper, " reams 260 Hay, tons .. 651! Ralsins, bxs } Hops, bales 254! Sugar, ctls Wool. bales 260! STOCK MARKET. Continued Sharp Decline in Packers’ Stock. A further drop In Alaska Packers from $120 | to $117 under small sales attracted general at- | tention yesterday and set the street guessing | as to the cause, for which several reasons were assigned by the brokers. One was that the large .indebtedness of the company had led a number of parties to unioad their stock: arother was manipulation; and a third was that the company was contemplating an issue of more stock. It was said that of the 50,000 | shares capital stock 48,000 have been lssued @nd that the remaining 2000 are now to be sold. It was ar however, that the lssu- ance of these shares would be about sul- ficient to liquidate the indebtedmess. Other potable fluctpations were increased firmness in Hawailan Commercial - and Spring _ Valley | Water shares and a further decline in Gas and | Electric to $59 §73 though the stock closed stronger at $61 37% bid. There was a sale of | Mutual Savings Bank at $100. There was nothing new worthy of note in the oll or mining stocks. S Sales on the Californla Exchange last week were 14,150 shares, valued at $9619, the Jead- | :1:‘180“‘“ being as follows: Associated Oil 3000 shares and $2000 bonds; Four Oil, 1100 shares; ot Home. 1500; Junetion, 1000; Inde- g&!,xdlnce. 2000; Ofl City, 1100; Monte Cristo, Late assesmeits are: Lake Land Canal and Irrigation Company, 27c. delinquent November 12; Junction Oil, 10c, delinquent November 9; Grand Prize Ofl 1c, November 1; Arline ©fl. lc_ N ovember 14, Ex-dividend yesterday: Port Costa Water Company, regular monthly 30c per share, amounting to $1500; Bank of Californfa, regu- lar monthly, $4 per share, amounting to $120.. | fe Deposit and Trust Com- | pany, regular quarterly, $1 50 per share, | amounting to $15,000; Nevada National Bank, | regular_quarterly, $1 75 per share amounting to $52,500; California Gas and Electric Cor- poration, regular monthly, 25c per share, | amounting to $25,000; Presidio Railroad Com- pany, regular monthly, 20c per share, amount- ing to $2000; Pacific States Telegraph _and Telephone Company, regular quarterly. $1 75 per share, amounting to $227,094; Caribou Ofl Company, regular monthly, ' Tc per share, amounting to $5600; Union Oil' Company. regu- lar quarterly, per share, amounting - to 70,000; United Petroleum, regular quarterly. $1 15 per. share, -amounting to $16,882; Daiy West Mining Company of Utah,.a regular monthly of 40c; Pacific Surety Company, quar- terly of $1 50’ : Claremont Oil Company has declared a reg- ular monthly dividend of le per share, mount- ing to $5000, payable November 1, and an extra dividend of lc per share. amocunting to $5000, payable later in November, An’ assessment of 10c per share was delin- quent yesterday on the capital stock of the Hana Plantation Company. i An assessment of $50 per share was delin- quent yesterday on the capital stock of the Settlers' Ditch Company. An assessment of 30c per share was delin- quent yesterday on the capital stock, of the ‘Western Dredging Company of Alameda County. Eastern corporations paid regular quarterly | dividends yesterday as follows: Western Union | Telegraph Company, 1% per cent; American | Woolen Company, 1% per cent on the preferred stock; American Shipbuilding Company, 1% | per cent on the preferred stock; General Elec- tric Company, 2 per cent. ! The California Frult Canners' Assoctation | will pay a regular monthly dividend (No. D of 60c per share October 20. The Belvedere Land Company of Marin County has levied an assessment of $5 per share, delinquent November 18. The following have been clected members of change: Peyton H. Brooks; John Hinkel, H. G. Dodds_F. O. Chamberlain, C. E. Hudson. The vield of the Consolidated Cailfornia and Virginia mine last week from the newly found | deposit on the 2250 level consisteq of 23 cars re, assaying $S1 13 per ton, and 34 cars, | ying $29 06 per ton. STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. SATURDAY, Oct. 15—2 p. m. UNITED STATES BONDS. Bid, Ask.| Bid. Ask. 4s qr coup..1063.1067| 4s qr cp new.13134132%¢ | 10691067 | 3s qr coup...104%105%5 NEOUS BONDS. | | Oak T Co 6s.120 121 Asso Ofl 5s. SO Do 5s .. 112 ; % Do con 5s.102 — | 5e. Oceanic S Bs. — — | G&ESR Om Cable 65120 — m & ct 5s. — S1% Pac G Im 4s. — 91 Cal-st C Bs.1121 — | € C wat 8s. 98 — | | EdL & P 65128 — | F&CHSs — — Geary.st 55 50— | H 45 — IS | = | L o4 | L — | L - | — |7 (1905)Sr A.100% — — l (1903)Sr B.100% — — | ae — 1045 06 —1 3 =23 N C Ry 5s.. u2 | NCPC B 9 | N S S R 5s. — 102%'Stkn G&Efs. 93 — O GL&H Js. — 11051 U G & E 3s.102% — O Watd 5s. — 100 | | WATER STOCKS. Contra Costa — 38 |Port Costa... — — Marin Co... 6 '8 V Wat Co. 30% — GAS AND ELECTRIC. ! Cent L&P. — 4 |SF G & E. 61% 62| Mutual E L. — 12 |Stkn G & E. — 3% | Pac L Co... 0% €0 (U G&E Co. — — INSURANCE. Firem's Fnd. — 340 | BANK STOCKS. Am Ntl Bk.. — 130 30 — Angio-Cal .. 84 — 25 Bank of Cal.#24 425 =. 8 | Cal Safe Dp. — 130 |S F Nationl. — — | First Nationl — — | a 1 SAVINGS BANKS. | Ger § & L2330 — iSav & L fo.. — 100 | Hum S & L. — — |Sec Savmk. — 4 | Mutual Sav. — 160 |Union T Co.. — — S F Sav U615 — | : . STREET RAILROADS. Caiifornia ..197 — |Presidio ..... — 43 Geary ...... — | POWDER. Giant ...... 633 €4 | Vigorit gt SUGAR. Hawalian C. €% — | Makaweli C.. 281 29 Honokaa $ C 15 15% Onomea § 15 Hutch § P C 10 10%|Paauhau § C. 15% 13% Kilavea S C. 3% — | MISCELLANEOUS. - Alaska P A.116 117%!Oceanfc 8 €o. 3 — % I Pac Aux EA. 4% — | Pac C Borx.136 '157% - {Pac § Tel Co.114 = 2 5 g g # w g Board— 5 Alaska Packers’ Association... 5 Alaska Packers' Association... 75 23 30 Alaska Packers' Association...117 00 35 Hawailan Coml & o7 73 73 Hutchinson 8 P Co, cash...... 10 (0 50 Hutchinson S P Co.. 0 00 | 38 Mutual Savings 0 00 23 Paauhau S P Co. 15 371 25 8 F Gas & Electrie 6125 | 258 F Gas & Electric! L 80 373 25 8 F Ga 80 25 95 S F Ga * 80 00 200 S F Gas 0 00 508 F Gas © 50 8715 25 Spring 3950 135 Spring L9 Unlisted MISCELLANEO! Bld. Bid. CPC s, — 1 B Wat ss113 g Cal NW 5s..110 5101 3 C Wat 50100 et Ris T o st R3s.104 SF Drdk 5s.112 45 83% STOCKS. Ala 8 Co.. — Bk — Amer Bis Co — r Co. - iy S CalTI&T— 188 NP Cen Bk_Oak — 65 | Orpheum Co. — Chutes Co .. 8% 6% PacC Cas ('0.125 City & C Bk — 120 | Pac Sur Co.105 Cyp L Imp.. — 63! Paraf Paint. 39 East 375 |S F Drydoek. — DotPwd pfd — 83 'SF&sJ Coal. 17% Do com .. 30 3748 J Wat Co.103% SO & MTgbt.125 | Swiss-A Ek.115 | Truck Eleet.. 11% Fischer Thtr 15¢ — Froch-A Bk.108 Gas Con A.. 184 20 |UR InC ptd 57% 3 Hono P Co. 26 | Do com ... 12% — Do peol . 7 | California Oil and Stock Exchange. Oil Stocks— Bla Asked. P “ 30 Claremont Four Home . Imperial . Independer. Monte Cristo 2 Ol City Petroleam. Senator Sovereign Toltec . Twenty-eight . Miscellaneous— Northern Cal. Power.. Truckes Electric ... SALES. Morning Session. 5 bl £ o8 0 Ze 1 130 Twenty-eight Oil .10 00 300 Home . L 100 550 Chicago Crude . 1 8000 Asscciated Stock . g Mining Stocks. SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE. Following were the sales on the San Frame cisco Stock and Bxchange Board yesterday: Morning Session—Comstocks. 600 Best & Belch.1 23 200 Ophir 400 Caledonia 500 Savage 30 100 Chollar . 19/ 500 Se(.scluhd 10 550 Con Cal & V.1 40 400 Sierra Nev. ] 100 Con Cal & V.1 45, €00 Union Con. 38 100 Exchequer ... 42, 100 Union Con. 39 800 Justice . 05 100 Yellow Jacket. 19 100 Mexican .....1 10/ CLOSING QUOTATIONS. SATURDAY, Oct. 15—12 m. Alph BTl s 08 08 a | Julla Al:l 06 07 Justice . % o7 Andes 24 25 Kentuck - o4 Belcher . 26 28/ Mexican 15120 Best & Beich.1 25 1 35 Occident 7T 0 Bullion . 18 19! Ophir 35 2 40 Caledonia 4 A& Overman 13 Chalienge ... 20 21/ Potosi ........ 18 18 | Chollar ...... 19 21 Savage a1 38 Confidence ... 90 1 (Q Scorpion . L Con Imperial. 01 02| Seg Belcher. 10 1 Con Cal & V.1 45 1 50 Sterra Nev. 30 3 Con NY .... — 05| Suiver HIll. 53 55 Crown Point.. 11 12(Ttah . 0 1 Fxchequer ... 4 46 Union Con. 0w a2 Gould & Cur. 19 21/ Yellow Jacket. 19 31 Hale & Nore. 60 & TONOPAH AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS. Morning Session. 100 Ton of Nev..8 50| 500 Tomopah Ohle. 1000 MacNamara . 35 500 Paymaster .. 1000 MacNamara . 34/ 1000 Diamondfield. CLOSING QUOTATIONS. 700 Goldfield Mhk 65/ 600 Red Top 1000 Jumbo 65 1000 Rescue 25 588 2500 MacNamara . 200 Mont Ton ...1 95/ 100 Ton Belment.. TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE. Following were the sales on the San Fran- cisco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday: Morning Session. 400 Goldfield Min 66/ 100 Mont Ton . 100 Goldfield Min 67 4500 Red Top 275 Goldfield Mhk 20 100 MacNamara . 35/ 100 Ton Midway.. 43 200 Mont Ton ...1 90! 500 Ton N Star... 18 CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask. Adams — 10/ Lucky Tom.. — 10 Black A - 10! MacNamara .. 34 33 Black Butte.. 19 — Mizpah Exten — Blue Bull M 22 Mont_Ton..1 90 1 92% Booth M Co. 10 N Y Ton - 08 Colehan — 00 Paymaster 3 os Columbla 25 —| Pine Grove 1 - Esperanza 01 02 Quiney . n — Gold Anchor. 20 — Ray Exten ... — 08 Goldfield B Bl 09 —/Ray & O'Brien — 10 Goldfield B&B — 18 Ray Ton — 1 Goldfield Dmd — 20| Red Top % 17 Goldfielq Min — 65 Rescue .. 0 1 Goldfield Mhk 21 22 Sandstorm 7 7 Goldfleld SPk. — 18!Ton Belmont.. 63 65 Goldfield Ton. 11 —| Ton Exten 18 — Gold Mt Con. — 02 Ton & Gt W. 02 04 Han M M&S — 10 Ton Gold Mt. 17T — Han Mut Co 10 Ton Midway.. 42 43 Hazel Kirk .. — Ton of Nev.§ 75, Jim Butler .. 45 €0'Ton N Star — Jumbo ...... 68 70 Ton &S Lake - Jgmbo Exten 18 West End ... - IMttle Ton .. 30 — e ——r———— WOMEN POSE IN SCANT ATTIRE IN VERSAILLES PARIS, Oct. 15.—Widespread and un- favorable comment has been aroused by the recent use of the park at Ver- sailles for reproducing highly sensa- tional episodes, supposed to have bedh | witnessed during the time of Louis XV. Dressed in costumes of that period more than a hundred persons rode to Versailles and were rapidly driven to the park. The gates were closed and the public barred. The great fountains that play rarely were turned on and the party proceed- ed to the famous colonnade grove, in which is the beautiful marble bath. ‘Women in scantiest costumes posed as a group representing Proserpine car- ried off by Pluto. ‘Women posing as water nymphs next | proceeded to Apollo’s bath and a scan- dalous scene was enacted. Half-clothed women" fought a duel arranged for a cinematograph through the influence of ] a high state official. —_——————— Attend Bride in Bare Feet. LONDON, Oct. 15.—The four brides« maids at the wedding of Lady Her- mione Grimston, daughter of T. Veru- lam, wore sandals, and their naked, shapely feet attracted pardonable ad- miration at the church. Instead of gloves they wore mittens and other- wise complete early Victoriam cos- tumes. The Grimstons have cultivated the wearing of sandals and their feet looked quite fitted to them, but the feet of ordinary women cramped in narrow pointed boots scarcely would bear the exposure. NEW YORK, Telephone Call 4200 Broad E. F. HUTTON & CO. BANKERS AND BROKERS SAN FRANCISCO, Members New York Stock Exchange, New York Cotton Exchan New York Coffee Exchange, Chicago Board of Trade. RICHARD E. MULCAHY, Manager. 490 California street, San Francisco. i 7 i H A i g i ] b i i‘fili‘ssg P