The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 10, 1904, Page 15

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1904 13 (OMMERCIAL SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. | feed ts plentitul, and stock are heaithy and in | good eondition. ”Irrigation water is abundant. W all street stocks very actlive and SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.—Clear and warm high A weather prevailed during the week, with lig? e R . winds and oocasional fogs in the coast districts. Couon lower. Coffee market Very ac- The mil in most places is too dry for working, tve though some Ary plowing hes been done. W Local stocks and bonds quiet and nut picking and shipping are progressing and without feature. will probably continue during the month; the | Shipment of $198,550 in specle to Honglkong. Coal in abundant supply and wn- changed. mates and the nuts are of small size in many land sre maturing | are in lient condition, maeinly owing to lilsmln‘!rv . the first shipment was made from Wheat, Oats and Barley quiet and Higniang on the 4th. Raisins are nearly all featurcless, in the packing-houses; the yield is m;t remark- Large imports of Corn from the West. ably heavy. but the raisins are of Bran market ;:dnul' strengthening. | Guality. Apple picking is nearly completed. LOS ANGELES BUM! Hay steady. L | the northern section was started by September Nothing new in Beans and Seeds. rains, but checked in growth by succoeeding | Potatoes quiet and weak. Orange crop ranges kalf to full | tive and firm. { Ppl, and weak. ges | fruit, which is coloring rap- | Poultry in heavy su wly. Game cleans up well. EUREKA SUMMARY.—Grass growing rap- ialy and_stock are in excsllent condition. | Frult mar] very falr shape for | Plowing and sceding when weather po L) e Tty ey B Appies practically gathered and heavy ship- Another car of Italian Chestnuts ar- | eets continue. rived % = Buticr, Cheese and ggs about as be- e fore. MARKETS. New York Money Market. Provisions still inactive and weak. | y\pw YORK, Nov. 9.—Close—Money on call: Oattle, Sheep and Hogs unchanged. | gieady st 24@3% per cent; closing bid, 2 Bliver and Continental Exchange |per cent; offered, 2% per cent. Time somewhat higher. were eusy and dull with 60 and 90 days and Arrival of $97.110 in Japapese yen. six months at ::’fe’.‘,..'::::& - business in bankers bilis at $4.364004.8645 for | demand and &t $4.536094.8370 for 60-day bills. Posted rates, $5.84%@4.57. The Election and Stocks. The New York wires of E. F. Hutton & Co. Commercial biils, $4.88% B pronounced success of the election seems to public with confi- - sty o= « tly has not taken Bonds Governmer easler; railroads, | waiting | Sooch of New York Stock Market. manner. NEW YORK, Nov. 9.—The eiection stock | is cheap marke: resembled the election iiself, In the the only safe | fact that it offered small chance for distino- surplus funds. | tions and contrasts. The strength of the mar: ket became general and well distributed and | lings rose to a larger ag day since the panic, on May 9, 1901 | as & heavy cutpouring of stocks Auring the first hour by those who had bought in oad, the past in anticipation of the larger de- advance lately, and | mand that follow the election, and we may w sharp reaction at any time | the market feacted to near Mond close. vy “he buving or shifting of heavy In the lust hour there wes the usual disposi- | Yo e Beone the leading operators, but | ton to realise profits on the considerable ad- | - e Jogy Ay e 8 s But these movements did | — > . tely DISHeT | not st all obscure the broadened gemand for | 3 » securities, and the speculative strength dis- | " i e o e han | Played by the market. Another change was | €ay was a w S o | o o later speculation as | e o il ancour. | ©omp t feverish 2 i . movements wine trials, c ¥ » Soahenged. sl | agton most materially | s SEWNG, WL 8110 the n first hour. After that ey strong ey did not return to their first prominenc n the securities of this ign . t the revived speculation after e the tion would turn into new channels. Bl L But the demand which poured into the mar- o & ke lay seems nmot to be inclined to rush v to all grades of securities without discrim- . . ton and without regard to the earning t wer. The later market showed notable di xe version of demand to established dividend | c ayers and to standerd railroad stocks. The | . ted States Steel stocks not _exempt | 2 from this tendency, and their opening prices x a proved to be the highest of the day. Southern | . ily aroused | Pgcific, Reading, Rock Island and Erie became | . _ those Who | gggressive leaders of the late movement in | - k e s e big tiroad | There was no specific news t 5 0 trength. The day's news tng any ded outside the election, | ' was not much of it of importance. . oney market was unaffected by the ar- ents for further gold shipments to Cuba, | 3 the recession to par of New York exchange | 7 few wecks may consequently witness nts for the revival in t o of & of new issues it ment of the placing - . 0 that the op- Japanese loan of « natprally tion_that Govern- r important of $20,000,000 will the Imperial return, ~ sterl a restraining who are more vi- mate and successful hazardous specu- - that an the Bank of En discount rate avoided to-morrow. The stock market closed S irregular and below best prices. TLOOK. The bond market was very ocaused by the Te- | jargest dealings were 0 far as the. actual | Learing issues a there 1s Do Causs | 145 o 2 unusually trong, but the in convertible interes: Total sales (par vaiue), $14,- New York Stocks. | 000 - e B8y E. F. Hutton & Co., 490 California street, | Do pfd .. 31| Wolverine’ - om th members of the New York London Closing Stocks. < ruish the foliowing official | Cons money : that Exchange: | Do acet ...l o —y v Anaconda o © e pesrta o szt | Atchison i ot & Westorn. . o > Pennsylv . . Balt & Ohio.. ... 981 | Rand Minee - 3 . Can Pacific . % : - o} Chies & Ohlo 97 - n Ol Chi Great West.. 24%| Do 24 ptd r Twine Co| 114 . e ; S00lam Or Twine Lhy, 8% Chi_ Mil & St P.17714/So Rallway - Paris is al- 000/ Amerigan Lse [T Do pfd.. £ Russian 1,000{ Do pfd & So Pacific ; e have been | 3 000/Am Loramotive. Unton Pacitic = case of Rus 1,200, Do pfd AU e : regulations now 700/ Am Mait : b L ) Spention L ,100Am 8m & Rf Co, 760 7ol | Louts & N § | ; % Weakness, inasmuch as | 1300 Do prd 1213(112° {112 ‘112:: R : Yores .flguvsn?:x-x;mu' ¢ 41,400 Am Sugar 147 (145% |145% 148 Bar cliver—Firm, 26%d per ounce. s --| Do pfa ... - ss” 18y Money—2G2% per cent. & ;--|Am Tob pd.... X 1445 145 The rate of discount in the open market for | - 500/Am Woolen | 183y a | '1;;‘, ehort bills is 2%4@3 per cent and for thres : sl el B months’ bills 215-16G5% per cent. S I . 101% /10 Col v - y ot Eotear- | 26100/Balt & Ohto. 3| 9% 96 wAsmx':g!:%th gfw‘.hes.mgr.’ : O i s 100| Do pea . 3515 | 9514 5% | ment of the Treasury balatces in the griort | : B B e B E 19400B R T...... 68% | 0714 fund, exclusive af the $150,000,000 gold resere ; <t t o J0oBrune D& T | 0| $4] 9%| SX | in the Division of Hedemptior, snons Semi: : et S et et et ] able cash balance, $144,880,871; goid, $84.00% occurs which works < ;< - 1 active traing. " U | 88 New York Cotton Market. 2 , and | NEW YORK, Nov. 90.—Cotton futurer : opened firm. November, 9.71c bid: Decemnier o | 9.95c: January. 10.04c; February, 10.06¢ big | - March, 10.14c; April, 10.17¢; May, 10.230. Snce s wich Deuiires closed efeady. ' Novernber, 0,50c § ! B : 4 . 9.7 an : sements and lavest- | ;o200 Do pfd o .o 9.64c: March, 9.0%c; ADHL 10,000 3 et B and thess | 180400C R 1 & Spot closed quiet, 10 points lower. Middling : pra .. l uplands, 10.15c; do” Gult, 1040c. Saies, 24 The Weather and Crops, EE-) The weckly report of A. G. MeAds | New York Grain and Prod: g imate and Crop sermc'os % 2% ~ew Yomrk, N &—Puwa:s:e:pu <. i s totlows . s1 [ s | 82300; exports,’ 5600 sales, none; market, : . SUMMAF o= L I | AT Recelpt 25,000 e week Rt : 31| 27 —Receipts, 25,000; sales, . o the cemtrealeneraly | 3000l Do 1et pia 111l S61L| 56 | 80| 504} | futures; spot, frm: No. 3 red, 41 sie L o000 . N q north- | 3'306( Do 24 pfd 13855 341 3oy 352 afloat 1 Northern Duluth, $1 27% . o. b. | = 5500/ Consol Gas “|217% 1216 * 217 l2174; | afloat: No. 1 hard Manitoba, $1 073 ¢ o b - 4.800(Cant Tob Co pfd. (125% (1243 125% 126~ | afloat, There was a modest election boors Ly | . 121900 Corn Products ..| 20%| 20| 20| 20% | wheat to-day, helped by bredictions of swaller sceding are progressing rapid 200 Do prd . -| 78%| 78 | 78 | 78ig | Western receipts, higher cables, oovering of tr &l mectons cxcept The mouth: whers G | 4200Del & Hudeon: o186 (164 184 18" | shorts and a big ‘Budapest advance. The tan e too Ary for profitable cultivatio . seoaz srgess it = firm 5 age i wheat Vet ie cultivation. The acre- | ***'jii!D & B G .....:| Bt 313 31% | May, $1 13%61 145, sosi” sict, Advance. Increased m many districts, as feia i8S | 900 Do ptd .01l | wak) s i 0291 02X, closea g1 Gand 1l 2. wiher The out ers con- | ... |Detroit Un Ry ..|./.:.|- | 7 ? osed ;i £ T e B G a4 | | 5% | T B SO o) seaca » 12 making excellent Do ptd .......[ 9%| 9! oif| o HOPS—Firm, iy g healthy. Corn | 7700/ Dietiiing Secur .| 3714| 38i0| 3838| 374 | HIDEB- T, Pisted Tn Ban g ©00Duluth S S & A. 120 11%| 12| 12 | PETROLEUM—Quiet. PP eon olhers. Gresn | 1600 Do ptd -1 20%| 20| 19%| 20% | SUGAR—Raw, firm; fair refining 8%o: nhy£008, Quallty in'the | 182'500 Erie ... 43581 39 | 1% 415 | triugal, 96 tost, 4 7-16c; moasses s i g ¥ in the | 5200 Do ist'prd .1’| 78| 72 | 7334 73 COFFEB—8pot Rio, qulet; No. 1 javel e LR % 1%& 153 | 8%c. The market for coffee’ futures closcd B4 |83 |82 | gg |Steady at unchanged prices to an advance of Srot eariond ot oo vl g |5 15 points. Sales, 107,200 bags, including: De- erville Movesmar e Bh5e [152%),59% | comber, 6.05G7.060; January, 1 ? o A S a1 2ott| 101 |50 TEQT.300; May, 19567 500, Joly. 7.85@1.70c; © =0 been "nads “trum Oroviile 7ol 785 7048| 20 | Beptember, 7.70G7.86c; October, 7.75@7 85, g later in maturing 203 28" | 2848 BUTTER—Firm; official price, creamery o s but are in excellent | 51iz| 49%| Bogg 5& held extras, 22%@23c, ing is practically com- 81%) 81 | & | &1)f | CHEESE -Strong. 2414 BGGS—Firm, . % DRIED FRUITS. : 5 EVAPORATED APPLES—The market e ke shows weakness, With futures offering froely auied) wna pary | under Epot _quotations, while demand is light: DS the ek, common are quoted at 4@4lc; prime, 4%G oy Es ain_tl 08 Se; choice, 5@o%c; fancy, 6@8c, of whine Deras mapidly wni | PRUNESAre qulet. Spot supbiles are fiot 8. e Eain e in. e~ | '.;‘:1":.’ m:rl:nb:lilgc 'c“m p‘l’l‘:d w'ramhe:um; siioa, Paking §0od growth contract. Demand Is lght, rangs from 2c to 5%c, according to grade, F~ T APRICOTS— Are dull, but steadily . held; {Missour! Pacific .| choice are nuoted at $13@10c; extra cholce ai National Lead...| 10V @10%ec, and fancy at 11@15c. [ 20 BT, o PEACHES—Are quiet, but well held, with /N R R of M pfd. choice quoted at 9@9KcC; extra cholos, D@100; BAY SRCTIONS.—The weather Nat Biscuit . tancy, 10@lle. was uearly normal during the week, with Hens | Do pra .. ety the central and northern sections and Avallable Grain Supply. ‘oge along the comst. Rain would be NEW YORK, Nov. 8.--Special A L T e A gressing i all sections and = large acreagy of | Srain supiiee, 88 Compared with the prevns &P Snd making £oon Eromts toren, Sl 48 Viias Canada, east 3 o row! reen feed ‘Wheat, United Btates and sbundant and growing rapidly in the cestry the Rockies, increase, 2,637,000 busheéls; afion, end northern sections and is fair in the south. | for and in Burope, doofin bushels; total suj Btock are doing well. Corn picking and potato ply, increase, 6,687,000 bushels. & @igging are in progress. Oranges at Cloverdale Corn, United States Canada, east of the are in “-}?.,d osmaition and e large crop is ex- Rockies, decrease, 1,170,000 bushels. e olive crop In M' ‘nited Canada, east poususlly lurge. The second crop of o Vinerease, 18,00 busheis: g tnjured by raln. Apple in nE. SAN :omm‘: ALLBY. Iy clear New York Metal and cool weat ing the past | . N -—“m’:flmflhumm, tuumb:'hlm!-rnnr-h‘t!h.n ‘:mn curing is n-.:y finished for this season; ‘with the -lu'du*u:ou of lm" lunh;“ m e eool westher for the last week hes camed | the market closed steady. 5 R R e R R b a large of eize tendenay, lake wiill be harvested. The first of oranges i 33 12%: " electrolytic, #hippes from Porterville November 1: the 1 was of fine color and good Sise. Green i Py market, crop at Ansheim is oonsiderably below esti- | - MARY.—Vegstation in | 20%| 20341 26| 2T 008| 29%| seu| & 24| 2314/ 287 | 28 50| 50 | 50 1| 8% 6234 64| 64 1168 1161 (116% 1116 5%, | 34%4| 35%| 85! 9414| 9414 948, 04 T0%| 68%| 80t 6o ral 51 3 a ggflt A Twin Gity R B [106%(108 (108" 107 145,500/ Umion Pactfic .. (11871115118 (113% 80,200 Union Pac pfd ..| 961 96 | 9434| 95 187 | 1T% 61 | 61% 8534| 86 18%/ 16 72| T2 18%| 13 3 o 291 | 20 Sy 31 X % 142,900/ US Steel Cor pfd ss}z 84 ‘84:2 8 T00{Va-Car Chem Cof 88%| 37%| 38 | 384 Va-Car C Co pfd.....|..... 110% (111 ,100/ Wabash .. .| 28| 22 |23 | 28% 600/ Wabash pra ... .| Wells-Fargo Ex.. 1,800/ Western Unian.. 9! 2,700 Westinghouse 1174 2300 W & ieens.| 1091 18%] 19% 1 19% 400/W & L F 2d prd| 20%| 20% | 20%| 80 2,600(Wis Central ....| 28 | 22| 22%/ 28 700/ Wis Cent pfd . 45%| 45% 900 total shares sold. New York Bonds., U B ref 2s rex..104%|L & N unificd 43.102% Do coupon.....104% Man con gold 4s.105% Do 3s re 10433 Mex Central 4s... Té Do coupon.....104% Do 1lst_inc 23 Do new 4s reg 13“',!mun & St L 4s.. 97 Do coupon.....130%|M K & Texas 4s.102 Do old 4s res.108%| Do 2ds ......... 85 Do coupon.....106% NR of Mex con 4s. 80 Atch gen 4s .102% N Y C men 333s..100: Do adj 4s 93 !.\'JCnx:'s 185 Atiantic’ C L 4s. 98% Nor Pac Balt & Ohio 4s..108%| Do 8 .. 8%, 3348 .96 |Nor & W con 48.100! Central of Ga bs.113 (OBL 4s & partic.104 93 |Pe conv SYe.....102 Reading gen 4s...101 Chi & Alton $%s. 80 |8 L & 1 M con Bs.115 C. B&Qnewds 9 |SL & S F fg 4s C.M & SP gn 4s.110% /St Louls SW lsats. 90% C & NW con 78.127%3 | Seal d A L 4s. 84 C. RT & Pac 4s. 78 '|So Pacific 4s 94 . 90 |So Railway b 118% .102% | Tex, & Pao lsts..120! .83 ITol, St L & W 4s. 81 4s. T8%|Unlon Pacific 45108 . 89 | Do conv 4s.....1 bs. 82 |U 8 Steel 2d Bs 45101 | Wabash 1sts B last i i m;adenu ‘ndvm stnce onday. y_quotati were unchanged, lll‘.nthl‘ ungmuoflmmmzu very. Iter was higher in both markets, closing “s%.fllnhnh,:hm““w“hflfl York. Iron closed at 50s 64 in Glasgow and at 45s 10%d4 in Middlesboro. Locally irom is firm; No. 1 northern foundry, $15 50@16; No. 1 undry, southern, $15@16; No. 2 ‘foundry, southern, $156@15 50. % New York Copper Market. NBW YORK, Nov. 9.—Copper was firm to- day. Twelve hundred tons of the metal sold. It closed at 63%c. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. Future Grain and Provisions. CHICAGO, Nov. 8.—A advance in | grain prices at Liverpool influenced the wheat pit here at the opening. Barly reports indl- cated that wet weather had prevailed in Ar- gentina. Advices from that country, however, stated that the weather was improving. As a partial result of this denial sentiment in the pit soon became more . Reports of rain in the Southwest were an additional incentive to sell. The market also was influenced, in a large degree, by the bull crowd. Under the selling pressure December declined to $1 13% and May §1 11%. Toward the end of the ses- sion, however, sentiment again became bullish, rength of largely as a result of the extreme t. The the’ g onen t 4 ml:'kct.b“:l‘ond( stronz, final quotations on December a ]’l 13%. May closed at §1 12%. An active demand from shorts caused an ad- vance of over Zigc in the price of December | corn. The market closed practically at the | highest point. December closed at 51%@61 | Strength of other grains had a buoyant effe | on the price of oats. December closed at the | high point, 20%ec. Buying by shorts and packers caused strength in provisions. January pork was up 16c. Lard was 10@12%c higher and ribs were up_ TH@10c. The leading futures ranged as !olla"l:c ‘A'«'r“ les. Open. High. Low. lose. e N 231 11a% 112% 113% . 118 1 lla ; X’a 985 o7 w8 5% 49 51% i I 48% 48 46% 20 2% 2 29 31 31 1% 81 h’bll 31 31 a1 Mess pork, per x> Ji 3 ...12 80 12 87 12 78 12 82 MB:"."y 1275 12 Q‘Zfi 12 72% 12 fl% Joroasy o 0 iy tam 118 129% anuary | 725 73 72 18 { e o8 e i 6 e o bTH | May - 8721, 675 670 675 | Cash Grain and Provisions. 1 Nov. 9.—Cash su tations were Flour, easy; No. 2 spring wheat, 1 13% 2 Yy ige; No. 2 yellow, %e: No.'2 cats, llsc No' 2 white, 3140 132¢; No. 3 white, 30 13c; No. 2 rye, Sic; | €004 feeding barley, 80%4c; tafr to choice malt. ing, 41@b2%c; No. 1 flaxseed, $1 1034; No. 1 : me: 1 " 95 ' pork, per bbl, | 811 20@11 22%: lard, per 100 Ibs, $7 1234@7 10; Erie prior lien 45.101%| Do deb 8 Do gen 4a ..... 89 |W & L Erie 44.... 82 F W & D C 1sts.110% Wis Central 4s.... 92% Hock Val 43%s...109%4 + New York Mining Stocks. Adams Con 20| Little Chief o5 Alice ...... 80/Ontarlo 3 50 Breeca 12| Ophir 230 Bruns_Con 9| Phoentx. 14 Com Tunnel 09! Potost o0 Con Cal & Va... 1 65/Savage . 23 Horn Silver ..... 1 25 Slerra Nevad 24 Iron Silver - 1 95/Smail Hopes 27 Leadville Con.... 02(Standard . 1% Boston Stocks and Bonds. Money— |U S Steel. CalP loans . ..2@3! Do ptd . 64 Time loans 1@5| Westing Common. 84% Bonds— ining— Atchison 4 .102_|Adventure Do adj 4s...... 93% Allouez Mex Central 4s... 70 |Amal Copper . Raiiroads— Amer Zino short ribs sides (loose), i?T’ 1239 short clear sides (boxed), $7Q7 12 whisky, basis of high | wines, $1 24; clover, contract grade, $12. i Articles— Receipts. Shipments. | Fiour, bbls . 000 000 Wheat, bu 175,000 | Corn, bu . 808,000 | Oats, bu . 551,000 Rye, bu . 151,000 Barley, bu . 1,000 Butter, Cheese and KEggs. CHICAGO, Nov, 9.—On the Produce Ex- change to-day the butter market was firm creameries, 16@24c; dairies, 1414@2lc. Eg firm, 1713@20%c. Cheese firm, 104 @11c. o | CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS. . 88%!Atlantic 102% | Bingham . 83 51 umet & Hecla.625 ‘entennial .... 29 Hoston & Maine.16314) Boston Elev .....153 |Copper Range Fitchburg pfd....138%|Daly West Mex Central . 18% Dom_Coal ral . . N H & H..1941% Franklin . Union Pactfic... . 1127 Grancy Miscellaneous— Isle Royale . Amer Arge Chem. 19 |Mass Mining Do ptd . 80%'Michigan Amier Pneu Tube. 8 |Mohawk Amer Sugar ....145% Mont Coal Do pfa ;3138 101a_Dominion Amer Tel & Tel.143%Osceola Amer Woolen . | Parrot Do ptd . 85 [Quincy Dom Tron . 16% 'Shannon EA Elect Illum..243 |Tamarack . | Gen Electric .176% [ Trinity M T 134|U 8 Mining 551U 8 Oil . 41%Utah . .105 | Vietorla . B4% | Winona ach. at | W fimy Chicago. “EHICAGO, Nov. 9.—CATTLE—Receipts, | 23,000 head! market steady. Poor to prime I 83 M‘? stockers and feede $2@ 40G4 60; heiters, 25; Western steers, 43.000 m Mixed and butchers, $4 80@5 20; good to cholce heavy, §5 05@5 25; rough heavy, 75 ! @4 90; light, il 85@5 10; bulk of sales, $4 95@ 5.05. 'EHEEP—Receipts, 24,000 head; sheep and lambs, steady and firm. Good to cholce weth- 7 | higher. | ers, $4 i fair to_chofce mixed, 4 30; Western sheep, $3@4 50; native lambs, % | $4G6; Western lambs, $4G5 65, Omaha. OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 9. —CATTLE—Recelpts, | 2000 head; market strong to 10c higher. Na- | tive steers, $4@6 50; cows and helfers, $2 50G | 3,55 ougstern steers $304 G0, Teras stesrs 76@8 76; range cows and heifers, $2 350; canne 5G2 15;_stockers and f $3@5 50. bulls and 4000 head; e 95@5 05; mixed, $4 9TH@ ¥ Digs, $4 530G+ 90; bulk of @5, P—Receipts, 2500 head; market quiet. estern yearlings, '$4@4 40; wethers, 909 rs, market s 4 30, ewes, $3 60@4 10; common and stock- ers, $2 50@4 10; lambe, $5@d 85. Kansas City. 9.—CATTLE— KANSAS CITY, Nov, M 10,000 head; Recelpts, market steady. Native steers, $3 70@6 40; Southern steer: 10@4; | Southern cows, $1 60@3; native cows and helf- ers, $1 50@5; stockers and feeders, $2 H0G4; bulls, §1_75@3 50; calves, 32 25@5 75; Western steers, $3@4 50; Western cows, $1 50@2 35. HOGS—Recelpts, head; market strong, 5 to 10c_higher. Bulk of sales, $4 5 10; heavy, .$5 1733; packers, $4 O 10; plgs and light, $4 . SHEEP—Receipts, head: market steady. Muttons, $3 60@4 10; lambs, $4 25@4 75¢ range | wethers, $3 5G4 75; ewes, $2 50@4. MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS. Foreign Futures. | LIVERPOOL, | Wheat— Dec. March. May. Opening 7 T 0% 74y | Clostng T 4% 73% | Wheat— Nov. Mar.-June. Opening 2 25 05 Closing . 2 10 Flour— Opening 30 95 32 70 Closing . 31 06 32 80 St, Louis Wool Market. ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9.—Wool, steady to firm; medium grades, combing and clothing, 20@ 27%c; light fine, 16G21c; heavy fine, 12@17c. Northern Wheat Market. OREGON. PORTLAND, Nov. 9.—WHEAT: For export— Walla_Walla, 82c; Bluestem, 85¢; Valley, $6@ 87c. For Eastern markets—Walla Walla, 85c; Biuestem, 87c. LOCAL MARKETS. Exchange and Bullion. The Doric took out a treasure list of $198,- 550, consisting of $8300 in Mexican dollars, 700 in gold coin, $191,000 in silver bullion and 50 in gold dust, all for Hongkong. | " Silver was higher, and Continental Exchange | was also firme) o The Manchuria brought up $97,140 in Jape- nese gold yen. LOCAL. | Bterling Exchange, sixty days.... — 84 | Bterling Exchange, sight g | Sterling Exchange, cables . Z 488 New York Exchange, sight ... = g New York Exchange, ‘telegraphic. — 10 Bilver, per ounce — 8% Mexican Dollars ..., 45% @ 46 INTERNATION. New York on Paris . 5.15% | New Yark on Mexico, 316 Paris on London. 14 | Berlin on ‘Wheat and Other Grains, WHEAT—The foreign markets stood about | the same. Chicago advanced 1¥%c. The feel- | ing that general prosperity was to continue | ‘and higher cables made the market firm, but | trading was light. Broomhall wired: ‘‘Rus- | sta—In the southwest good rains have falien, | but temperature much lower; visited by rain. | Unsettled weather prevails in the northwest. France and_Spain—] falled. Austria-Hun- | gary and Rouman! has started weli; | pr TP the Socal market futures were higher in sympathy with Chicago, and the shorts cover- ing. The cash grain was firmer, with more 4n- quiry, but quotations were unchanged. | CASH WHEAT. 45@1 52%; 551 62%; Northern ™o Bluestem, $1 60 California Club, $1 ‘White Australian, g;lb. $1 “l“:"&: ot il 'RES. e Bession 9§ t6 11:30 & m. High. Low. Close. 81 46% 31 461 (o B 2 p. m. sesslon, Deceml 46% bid, $1 47 asked, Mar AL % BARLEY—The market was quiet and with- out much chani But Bull. Receipts were Lght. BARLEY. 3 CASH g_'u"'l ihrade e e B R L -~ FUTORES, 1 2215 1 42 i 25 1 30 for No. 2; extra fine for 1 50; Black, $1 30@1 35 for feed 80 for seed. seed, and CORN—6000 etls ot Western came in yester- day, but the market showed wealness. Sales were reported at $150, and §151% was pald for an exceptional lot. new Corn is millers ‘Weste: $1 45@1 50 for California large Yellow, $1 45@1 50; ?“n:n = $1 yptian, 1 E? for B At the same to arrive at $145. are buying freely. rn sacked, $§1 45@1 50 for ‘White and 55@1 62%: White, 35@1 45 for White and $§1 rown. Mh%glu per ctl. Flour and Millstuffs. time The 5210 tor Mixed: r small nominal; ) —Nominal at about $§2 per FLOUR—California Family Extras, $4 809 510, usual terms; Bakers Extras, $4 70@6; Onxo!;llnd ‘Washington, jobbing at $4@4 50 wrllh 'UFFS—Prices In follows: Gmhul'l Flour, Meal, $3 00G3 85; Buckwheat Flour, Wheat, §3 70; Farina, §4. ole Wheat Flour, $8 50; Rolled Oats, bbls, $6 75@7 50; in sacks, ‘boxes, Bran ‘. 28; 50; Green Peas, Hay and Feedstuffs. continues firm, and $18. California goods are unch: anged. Receipts of Hay are light at the moment | Pearl Barley, $0: Spllt 35750 ier 100 e Oregon, which has recently been offered at $17 50, is now held at | and the upper grades are showing rather more ltgdinm at unchanged prices. RAN—$1f MIDDLING! 19 per ton. 50@2S. $23 . SHORTS—$18@19 per ton. FEEDS’ ton: O Corn Feed. HAY—W ; Oat, 14; Oa Meal, Cracked Co: TUFFS—Rolled Barley, lcake Meal at the mill, $81 Cake, $23@24; Meal, £ o0 $24@25; rn. 81 50@32; Mixed Heans, per ton; 90c per ctl. heat, $10@15; Wheat and Barley and t, 3 gL0; stable; @10; Alfaita, 12 om STRAW—85@60c per bale. Beans continue quiet at unchanged aquota- tlons, and there 1z nothing new in Seeds. Beans and Seeds. Yreed, $23 508 | ‘Broom | Oat, $100 | 11; Vol un- stock, per EANS—Bayos, $2 7 ; Pea, $310@325; t $2 75@3: small White, $3 15@3 30; large White, $2 40@2 65; Pink. 15, ac- cording to condition; Red, $4 25 ; Lima, $4 10@4 20; Red Kidneys, $4 75; Black- SEEDS—Brown Mustard, $4 75@6; Yellow, | Mustard, $8 25; F; wd, ax, H imoth: gc; Broom DRIED_PEAS—NI| Peas, § 70 per ctl; Horse Beans, ita, 15 msum R 5 pe, Biie: Homp, S1iaa%e per 107 Corn les, 1 752 50 per cil. , 3175 @ 2 50; $1 85 21_per _ton. Green Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables. One of the boats with fresh supplies of Po- tatoes from the river districts arrived very late, but there was no change in prices on that account and the market remained quiet and weak. ed, causi expecti; Miscellaneous vegetables were generally in ng an advance. 0 more cars of Sweet were market- ng another decline in prices. Onion: were activée and firm and some dealers were | free supply and prices had but slight quotable variation. and readily commanded higher prices, poor stock showed no improvement. A Fancy Tomatoes were rather scarce but 20-1b box of Summer Squash from Los Angeles brought; 66c and String Beans from the same region POTATOES—Burbanks from the river, ®0ld up to 3i4c per pound. 409 Pota- e per ctl; Salinns Burbanks, $1G1 35 per ctl; River Reds, 85@85c per ctl; Sweet toes, 65@85c per ctl 25@1 VEGETABLES—String Beans, 2@3c per 1b; Wax_ Beans, Lima Beans, 33,@be Summer Squash, per ctl. per 1b; $125 per box; Cabbage, 65¢ per ctl; Carrots, 7d¢ per sack; Cucumbers, 25@ 40c Plant, per box; Garlic, 4%c per Ib; 35@40c per box: Dried Peppers, Egg nom- inal; ‘Green Okra, T5@8bc per box; Green Pep- pers! 26g50c per box; Marrowtat, and Hubbard Squash, $10G12 per ton for round lots. The shade the quotations for that line of goods Five cars of Westerns, mostly chickens, has Poultry and Game. Poultry market was heavily supplied and continued very weak for evervthing in the chicken line, and posted buyers were able to been marketed since Monday, and the receipts from domestic points have béen liberal. Geese, Turkey: ruled fi keys sold at 23@2¢ There were no changes in Game. were liberal, but the demand was brisk and s and good f: rm at the old quotations. Dressed 6c per pound. at Ducks were wanted and Tur- Receipts available supplies were quickly cleared up. POULTRY—Live Turkeys, §1 50@2; Goslings, r dozen for old ‘and 50 for smatl and 16@18c l‘?: a Rn:zmn. $ roflers, $2@2 25. for old ¥ 4 ; Fry- $665 59; Plgeons, idgeo: 2 small Ducks, $1 3 4; White Geese, $1 ; @rant, $1°50@2 50; Honkers, $3@5: Snipe, $3 for English and $1 50 for common; Doves, §1 25: Hare, $1 75; Rabbits, $2 for Coftontails and $1 50 for Brush, Butter, Cheese and Eggs. There was no particular change in Butter or Eggs yesterday, though the top quotation for Butter was shaded a fraction. The market was still oversupplied with creamery, fancy as to brand, but which has deteriorated through lying on the floors some days, and these goods tend to weaken fine fresh arrivals. Overloaded houses continue to offer their goods at sharp concessions to clear off their floors. Cheese is steady and In light supply. Recelpts of Eggs were larger than of late, but this might have been due to the holiday on Tuesday, as the arrivals on that day were very small. tion is Receipts were G0, Exgs a BUTT! 221¢ for extras and dlum grades; daf 21c; store Butter, 14@16c; Eastern ladle-packed, 15@16c. Prices show no change and the situa- as stated in the-last report. Ibs Butter, se. 945 nd 35,800 1bs E! 19: 7 ry, 1 stern cubes, cases R—Creamery at first hands, 21%@ for lower to me- cold storags, 18@ nom- inai; CHEESE—12@123c for choice mild new and 10@11c for old; cold storage, 10%@1lc: Young Americas 12¢ EGG! @13c; Eastern, 10§15¢ per Ib. 8--Ranch, 48@50c for large white se- lected, 46@4T34¢ for good to choice and 374@ 45c for common; cold storage, 25 ern, 2! and 19@21c for secon 0c: for ‘cholce, 22@24c for stan East- dards Deciduous and Citrus Fraits. The car of Cranberries that arrived from Cape Cod several days ago is already almost all sold, and the market for this fruit is re- ported very firm at an advance, with rising. Eastern markets. Apples continue to roll in from outside points, and there were liberal re- celpts of the home grown article vesterday. Trade was reported brisk in fancy stock, while the lower grades were neglected. Christmas Apples were offering at $2 50 per box, but found few buyers. Grapes did better under decreased receipts and a_brisk shipping demand. Early arrivals of Strawberries and cleaned up promptly at steady pri ceipts of the Malinda varisty from Watsonviile came to hand too late for the regular trade, | and a to dlers at the inside quotation. of well co\or;fld stock, receipts jces were Lemon: frm.” with the market almost bare of fancy change worthy stock. “Bgfiwflkk worths, $150G3 for the other large RASPBERRIE! HUC] CRAN for Farly Ca 00od portion of them were turned Raspberries lces. over Receipts s consisted of several carloads and numerous small shipments. Trade was fair in lowered, s The other fruits had no 10 per chest for chest. c per 1b. stern, K] RRIE:! BERRIES En Cod Late Red; Coos Bay, $2@2 35150 for extra fancy, ut owing to the increased were | alindas and §5 50G5 for es. $8@8 50 ck and $10@10 50 for N!wp}'amy 1 75 per $1@ 125 for ordinary fancy, 50@90c for choice and for comme 25400 on. PEARS—Winter Nellls, $1§125 per «cooki PER! N CE et £ D bl warietios, for crates, 20g36c for small and $1 for open xo8. CITRUS FRU el 75@3 box; Seedlings, $2; Vdeneinb'(& m’)‘[ s0@4: Lemons, $250@3 for fancy, $17 28 gor choice and $125@150 for S R eSS TR i lor WAL Gy for Hawatlan; Bias varieties, 40@75c per box. (MMONS—! box; 50G85¢ per POMEGRANATES—50@€0c for small ana §1 75 _for_large boxes. OO CES cstl;ot lmh-wuu is UITS—New crop—. s, T m,v,l.‘;. and 9@12c for ks %-ocm ©%@T%c for White and 6%@7c for Red: Peaches, T1@8¥%c per Ib: Pears, 7gizc: Plums, D 8@6l%c for black, Ty@Syc for red and T@Slc for a‘:“n Figs, 2-crown bricks, 50c; 3-crown, $ 60c; 6~ crown, bulk white, 2%@3c; dye. and c basis ted Api 5@ic per = P T sizes i llc for amber; water Wwhite extracted, :c‘ lllktu:nbtr mncua,“ cod mmc; hrl-“lz 'WAX—27@200 per Ib. Provisions, The market continues inactive at unchanged Qquotations. CURED MEATS—Bacon, 10%c_per Ib for heavy, 1034c for light medium, 13c for light, 1l4c for extra light and 14%c for sugar-cured; dry Salt Sides, 10c; Bellies, 1lc; Eastern sugar- cured Hams,' 12%@12%c; California Hams, 12@12%c; Mess Beel, $10G10 50 per bbl; extra Mess, §10 50@11; Family, $12@12 prime Yoms Fork. Si'so, extra clear, 287 Mess A ) 3 . 35 Beet, 4o per Ib. - S LARD—Tierces quoted at 6%c per Ib for California compound, 7¢ for Eastern compound and 9@9%c for pure; half-barrels, pure, 9@ 9%c; 10-1b tins, 10%c; 5-1b tins, 10%ec; 3-1b tins, 10%c. COTTOLENE—One half barrsl, 8%e; three half barrels, 8lc; one tlerce, S%c; two tlerces, 8%c; five tierces, Sic per ib. Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops. HIDES AND SKINS—Culls and brands sell sbout %@lc under quotations. Heavy salted Steers, ' 1lc; medium, 10c; light, 9%c¢; Cow Hides, 93%c for heavy and %o tor 1ght; Btags, 7o; Salted Kip, 10%c: ted ~Veal, 1134c; Salted Calf, 1134c; dry Hides, 17%c; dry Kip, 16c; dry Calf, 20c; Sheepskins, shearlings, 25@40c_each: short Wool, each; me- dium, 72 long Wool, $1@1 50; Horse 75 for large ai 50 tor 5@90c Hides, ‘salt, §2 medium, $1' 50@2 for small and 50c for Colt Horse Hides, dry, $1 75 for large and $1 50 fo £ | medium, $1' for’ small and 50c for Colts. | Buck Skins—Dry Mexican, 30c; dry salted Mexican, 25c; dry Central American, 30c; Goat Bkins—Prime Angoras, 75¢; $1 25; large, 50c; medium, 35c N R B0 e, Topne WOOL~Fall ‘clip—San Joaquin and South- emn, 9@1lc; Southern, ; Southern Moun- tain, 9@llc; Middle Countfes, free, 12014 do, defective, 10@12c; Northern free, 12@lic; do defective, 10@12c; Humboldt and Mendo- cino, 16@18c per Ib. | HOPS—1004 crop, 2814@31%e per Ib. fi Meat Market. The market shows no further change in any | description. DRESSED MEATS. Whoesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are as follows: i .| BEEF—5@Tc for Steers and 4@6c per Ib 10‘ Cows. VEAL—Large, 6GT%c; small, T b WE[L’ITON—Wuhflgi.“ T6nac: E"gjk dic per nd. LAMB—S8%@9 per Ib. PORK—Dressed Hogs, 6@Sc per Ib. LIVESTOCK MARKET. The following quotations are for good, sound Livestock delivered in San Francisco, less 409 45 per cent shrinkage for Cattle: CATTLE—Steers, 7%4@7%¢; Cows and_ Heit- | ers, 5L@634c; thin' Cows, 4@Sc per 1b. | CALVES—ig4lc per ib_(gross weight). | SHEEP—Wethers, 34@3%c; Ewes, 3@3%c | per b (gross weigh'). LAMBS—$2 50G2 75 per head. HOGS—Live Hogs, 140 to 250 Ibs, 4%@4%c; under 140 bs, 4%@4%c; soft Hogs, not wan ed; Sows, 20 per cent off; Boars, 50 per cent off, and 'Stags, 40 per cent off from above quotations. General Merchandise. BAGS—Grain Bags, $5@5 25; San Quentin, $4 50; Wool Bags, 30@92¢; Fiesce Twine, T%c; Fruit Bags, 614@7%4c for white and 7c for brown jute. COAL--Wellington, $8 per ton; New Wel- lington, 3¢: Seattle, $6 50; Bryant, $6 50; Beaver Hiil, §6 50; Roslyn, $7: Coos Bay. $5 50; Richmond, $7 50; Cumberiand, $13 in bulk ‘and $14 25 'in sacks; Pennsylvania thracito Egg, $14; Welsh Anthracite Egs, Welsh Lump, $11 50; Cannel, $9 pe ton; Coke, $11 50@13 per ton in bulk and $15 In sacks: :zocky Mountain descriptions, $8 50 per short on. ) Harrison's circular says: “Since the steam- ship Vontura left there have been but three arrivals of Australian coal from Newecastle, namely: Brenn, 2050 tons: Emma Laurans, 2817 tons; Lady Doris, 3000 tons; total, 8773 tone. Notwithstanding the apparent liberal ar- rivals for October, which footed up in all 23,719 tone, the quantity received in October, 1903, was' more than double this amount, being 47.967 tons. Yet for the moment there is a bounteous supply for !mmediate requirements. There are seventeen vessels (eleven now en route, which are on the chartered list from Aus- tralla to this port: they will carry in all about 45,000 tons. But few names are being added to the engaged list, as shippers are not pre- pared to pay the present asking rates. The re- suit is shipments of colonial coal are gradually diminishing. Shipments’ from our coast collier- les are coming forward freely and are finding ready le on arrival. Shippers are enabled to put their colliery output into this market t a pretty low figure, as carriers are procur- able for transporting same at reduced rates. Trade generally In this line is showing an im- provement, as the volume of trade at this sea- #0n of the yéar always enlarges. There is no perceptible change in values asked by either the wholesale or retail dealers. Fuel ofl still holds its sway as a steam producer, the price is low 2nd the demand is large. There appears o be next to no limit of the quantity offered for sale.” OILS—Quotations are for barrels; for cases add 5c; Linseed, 5lc per gallon for boiled and 49¢ for raw: Ci Ofl. in F0e; #5@S0c per gallon; Cocoanut Ofl, In barrels. BSc for Ceylon and for Australlan; extra bleached winter Sperm Ofl, 6Sc: natural winter Sperm Ofl, 63¢c; extra bleached winter Whale Oil, 57c; natural Whale Ofl, 52¢; extra winter strained Lard Oil. 78¢; No. 1 Lard Ofl, 85c: pure Neatsfoot Ofl, 73¢; No. 1 Neatsfoot O1]. 63c; light Herring Ofl. 42c: dark Herring o1l [ 40c: Salmon Ofl, 34c: bolled Fish Oil, 37c; raw Fish Ofl, 36c; boiled Paint Ofl, 33c; raw Paint oil, 3tc. COAL OIL—Water White Ccal Ofl, in bulk, 13c; Pearl Oll in cases, 19%c: Astral, 1914c: Star, 19%¢;: Extra Star, 24c; Elaine ~ | cene, 23c; Deodorized Stove Gasolin 16c; in cases, 22%c: Benzine. In bul cases, 19 in_cases TURPENTINE—Sle per gallon In cases and 8¢ in_drums and iron barrels. RED AND WHITE LEAD—Red 7%c per 1b; White Lead, 7 to_quantity. SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refining Com.- pany quotes as follows. per 1b, in 100-Ib bags: Cubes, A crushed and Fine Cru 6.25¢: Powdered, 6.10c; Candy Granulated, 8.10c; Dry Granulated, fine; 6c; Dry Granulated, coarse, ; Frult Granulated. 6c; Beet Granulated 1y), 5.90c; Confectioners’ A, e Extra 50c; Golden C. B.40c; . ‘more; barrels, 25¢ more; boxes, 50c more; 30-1b bags, 10¢ more for all kinds. Tablets—Half barrels, 8.50c; boxes, ; H. & E. Crystal Dominos, 9c per Ib. No orders taken for less than sev- enty-five barrels or its equivalent. Receipts of Produce. | FOR WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9. Flour, qr sks.. 9.285|Feed sks Wheat. ctls ... 4.088|Alfaifa Mealsks Barley, ctis ... L488|Tallow, ectls Corn (West),ctls 6,000| Leather, rolls Rye_ ctls . Hides, No . Beans, sks 8,300| Pelts ' No . Potatoes. sks .. 4,000/ Lime, bbi Onions, sks 525| Pape . reams 293 Wine, gals 51iSugar, ctly . 202/ Quicksilver. fis] . 227'Raisins, bxs ... WASHINGTON. . 9,550 Oats, ctls Wheat, ctls ... 630/ Flaxseed, sks . | STO€K MARKET. A Quiet Day, With No Fluctuations of Importance. , There was a fair business on the Stock and Bond Exchange, but quotations showed little change. Gas and Electric was lower, selling down to $56 121, and was a sale of Pa- cific States Telegraph and Telephone, ex-rights, at $107. The ofl st were quiet, as usual, and the mining no noteworthy | variations. 1 | ‘The Roberts Ofl Association has levied an Oakes Ditch Company, one of $5, delinquent December 1. The Callfornia-street Cable Raflroad Com- pary paid a regular monthly dividend of 75 cents yesterday. Four of lc per share, amounting to $3000, | | | payable } November 15. B An- | $13; Lead, 7y | *@T%e, u@m‘;‘n’l haif | assessment of 6¢c, delinquent December 3; | Oil Company has declared a dividend | AUCTION SALES C. V. WAGNER & CO. AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MER- CHANTS, 115-117 BUSH STREET. Canned Fruits at Auction ATTENTION! EXPORTERS, DBALERS, HOTELKEEP- ERS, BAKERS, RESTAURANTS, GROCERS, STEAMSHIP 'COMPANIES, RAILROADS AND CONTRACTORS. Just in time for your Thanksgiving and holi- days. 22,860 CASES Of the well-known high-srade nned Fruit= Vegetables Selectd and Put Up in the Napa Valley, Call- fornla. Wil B T AUCTION, Sold A THIS DAY. THURSDAY, NOVEMSER 10, 19 04. At 11 o'clock A. M., by Catalogue. ved Direct From the Naps Cannery for Convenience of ‘Sale to the Premises, 25 Battery Street. Between Bush and Pine, San Francisco, California. Consisting of Standard, Extra Standards, Extras, Solid Packs, Peaches, Apricots, Black and White and Royal Ann Cherries, Green Gages, Fgg Plums, Blackberrigs, Tomatoes, * ‘ REMEMBER Date, Hour and Place of Sale: Thursday, November 10th, 1904, 11 o'clock A. M., 25 Battery Street, bet. Bush and Pine, San Francisco. C. V. WAGNER & CO., Auction snd Com- mission Merchants, 115 Bush Street, San Fran- cisco. MAX COHEN, Auctioneer. BIG SALE s=coxn saxx or BIG SALE 60 HEAD MODOC HORSES Consigned by JOHN COLLINS and A G DICKS of Oregon. GENTLE ROADSTERS, MATC] , SADDLE HORSES, Will Be Soid Without Re- | serve or Limit, THURSDAY, Nov. 10, 11 a. m. AT WESTERN HORSE MARKET, 220 VALENCIA ST. E. STEWART, Auctioneer. Every Horse will be guaranteed to be resentad. —_— MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. an b — |Oak T Co 6s. — 121 Asso Oil Bs. 82% — | Do 38 .....112 — 102%| Do con Sa. — 104% § — |Oceanic S Bs. — — | {Om Cable 6s.120% — %4 — |Pac G Im 4a. — 97 I — |P B Ry 5s..104%105 98 P &CHfald - — |P & O R 6s.114%115 | — |Powell-st fs. — — | — |Sac EG&RSs.100 100% | H_C&s — |SF & SJVIs.118% — Do Bs ....100 — |Sierra R — - |Hon R T 6s.104%5 — |S P of A 68 L A Elec 5s. — 108%| (1909) 108% — L A Ry 5s..115% — | (1910) 10074 — L A LCoés - Is P ot C'os | Dogtq 6s — — | (%05 Al — Do gtd 3s.101 103%! B — - | LAP 1cm 8s.101 | Mkt-st C 6s.118 | De g miyds 0% — St! 94%|Stkn G&Eds. 93— 101U G & E 54.102% — 100 |UR of SF ds. 85% — ATER STOCKS. | Contra Costa 35 |Port Costa... — — | Martn Co... 3 Is Vv Wat Co. 30% 39% | GAS AND ELECTRIC. |Cent L & P. 31 SFG&E.6 36% Mutual E L. 101 1% Stkn G & B. — 54 BANK STOCKS. Am Ntl Bk.126 136 |L P & A....130 Anglo-Cal .. 851 8% Mer Trust....210 Bank of Cal 42115430 50 Cal Safe Dp.150 — First Nationl — 385 SAVINGS BANKS, | Ger S & L.2330 |Sav & L So.. | Hum 8 & Sec Sav Bk.. Mutual Sav. 100 |Unfon T Co.. S F Sav U.613 | STREET RAILROADS. Im‘é:mldlo POWDER. 64 | Vigorit SUGAR. 67 67% Makawel 15% 16 |Onomea S 10 ' 10%!Paauhau S C. 2% — | MISCELLANEOUS. Alaska P A. 973 98% Oceanic S Co. 3% 3% 9% — [Pac Aux FA. 4 79% Pac C_Borx.138 157% 105 | Pac S Tel Co. — 108 SALES. Morning Seseion. | Pac L Co... 59% 60%'U G & E Co. | INSURANCE. | Firem's Fna.310 20 | | 118 100 424 Geary . | cantorn: | ...... % 1" C.. 20 c» — 16% 17 | Honokaa. Hutch 8 P Kilauea S C | Hawaiian | aaf? Alaska Packers’ Assoctation. Hutchjnson S P Co. Cal_Fruit Canners’ Assn Afternoon Session. Board— 25 Giant Powder Con 90 Hawailan Com! & 125 Hutchinson § P Co. Sugar $1,000 Hawalian Coml & Sugar 58 $2.000 Pactfic Electric Ry 5 per cent. $2,000 Spring Val Wat gen mtge 4s.. troet— 130 Hutchinson S P Co. 0,000 Spring Val Water g K 10,000 United R R of S F 4 per cent. Unlisted MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. 883 833gzaussaa P 3 S a3 H42WEAS3233 8 ITHIUILI3S Bld. Ask. SF & NP Bs.112 112% 03 L Wat 6s. — R ds. 98 Cal NW 5s.113% — |3 B Co 4145.101% M Q Wat 55,100 — |Sun Tel 8s...114: Ris I Wksds — 105 | Do Ba .....108" SF Drdk 5s.112 — |Suttr.st 104 s. Ala 8 Co..— 25 (Gas Con A.. Amer Bis Co — 90 |Lona SP Bic 0 s Cal Cot Mlls 80 — [Mat Nav Co. 60 - C Jockey C1.108 118 |Nev Nat Bk.200 — Cal Powder.130 145 P Co. 9% 104 Cal Shi — 21 |Oak Bk Sav.120 @ — Cal TT&T— 185 |Oak T Com.. 75— Cen Bk, 80 7T2%II00F Hall A 6% — utes Co . B _ 5% Orpheum Co. — = 1834 Clty & C Bk — 120 |PacC Cas Co.135 — Cyp L Imp.. — O"'Plc Sur Co108 — Fast Dynm.. — 375 |Parat Paint. 39 DptPwd pfd — S8 |8 F Drydock. — 68 Do com .. 40 — |SF&ST Coal. 17% 20 FN Bk, Oak.120 — IS T Wat Coi0nyy — Fischer Thtr 1.10 1%/80 & MTgbt.128 — | Frnch-A Bk.107 115 | Swiss-A Bik. Hono P az:zu a1y «—_ 25 [Truck Bl . Do pool .. 23% 25 IUR Ine ped. I 3 17 9 700 8o 83 i s }4 1 o RS | - ” i 25 el 1 0 $ 58 58 12 0 ereign a3 24 Twenty-elght 10 00 11 00 ‘Miscellaneous— | €al Jockey Club . 112 50 Fischer’s Thea! 18 us33 © pasay