The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 13, 1904, Page 15

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1904 Although futures declined In sympathy with ! moving steadily on small orders. but the larger Chicago, the undertone Was steady on dry requirements of consumption are being Sup- weather and brokers said that the market | plied through deliveries on contracts made for would bl‘:’k on a good rain. forward shipment. Figs are fairly active, but casH WHEAT. @ - California Club, $1 45@1 52%: Californla White Australian, $1 60@1 621: Northern Club, $1 50@1 b2%, with none offering; North- Nm];e!ltl::l 16 said to be the main caus the low ices now prevailing."” * FRUITS - Apricots, 8@lc for Royals and 10@12%e for Moorparks; Nectarines, 64@7ie of to over Christmas and -P‘;-‘??.’. over New Year's. STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. pursue the MONDAY, Deg. 12-2 p. m. | | | | B horses | from 1300 to 1800 poun: AUCTION SALES I 50 — 50 pY AUCTION SALE 50 HEAD OF HORSES Weightng frem 1100 to 1400. BROKEN AND HALTER BROKEN, These horses are young, blocky butlt and suitable for a2l purposes. From FRANK ADAMS' RILL, OREGO! Sale Takes Place THURSDAY EVENING, DEC. 15, 1904, at 7:45, = At“ ;ng-._rr: 132 x.‘nfix'n ST. orses at ya esday. Send for FRED H. CHASE & ggm-- Successors w0 Killip & Cb., Livestock Auctioneers. 2 &5 AUCTION SALE On WEDRESDAY, December (4, at It 2, m. ARCADE HORSE MARKET, 327 SIXTH st By order of the Overland Freight Trans- fer Company I will n‘ll a lot fl-c?:m and mares; all also 12 mules, you: and sound: also 7 first-clase saddie and’ drive ing horses from ome of the largest rid! academies in the city; horses can be seen our stables any time befcre sale day. | i | i { | | &= JOHN J. DOYLE, Auctioneer. By otder of A. SILVEY of Los Gatos I will sell his entire stock of 29 horses, Harness, Wagons, Bug Carts, TUBSDAY, Dec. 13 11 a. m.. at 1140 FOLSOM ST. WM. CLOUGH. Auctioneer. . Goldfield, 37 —|Oakland . s 0 18 17 Biack Butte.. — 20 15 17/Booth G M Co. 13 — 25 —(Blue Bull ..,. 21 — 55 56/Adams . n - 19 21/Siiver Plok = 11 —(May Queen .. 18 2 |Nevada Boy.l W — 7/Orig Bullifrog. — Kendall n o3 - TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE. Following were the sales on the San Fran claco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterdays Morning Sessfon. 1000 Austin G M. 3011000 Nev Goldfleld. 10 2000 Bullfrog Min. 531800 Red ie 1000 Esperanza ... (2(1750 Rescue . [ 1000 Hazel Kirk 11| 500 Ton Cash Boy. 08 1500 Jumbo Ex 21 1000 Ton Midway.. 35 5000 Jumbo Ex .. 22/1000 Ton N Star. 22 3000 MacNamara . 20f 500 Ton N Star.. 21 100 Mont Ton ...1 651100 Vernal Min .. 11 300 Mont Ton..1 67%| Afternoon Session. 2000 Bullfrog Min. B38| 100 Ton Belmont.. 74 1500 Esperanza 02/ 100 Ton Belmont.. 75 600 Goldfield Min. 67] 100 Ton Exten ..2 80 100 Goldfield Min. ¢9(1006¢ Ton Gold Mt. 15 300 Mont Ton ...1 7014600 Ton Midway.. 34 1500 Red Top Ton of Nev...9 75 escue . Ton N Star... 200 Ton Belmont., 73 b 5 CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Bid. Asl Bla.A Adams [ e Golanela. 10 Austin G Y Ton Con. — n Blue Bull 22 —'Paymaster Lo Bullfrog Mi 57 38 Pine Grove 10 — “olumbla . 22 —|Ray Exten .. — 10 Esperanza 01 02 Ray & O'Brien 04 08 Free Gold M. 15 —|Red Top 16 17 Goldfield Dmd — 20|Rescue .. 06 oF Goldfield Min. €0 70'Rothwell G M. 10 30 Goldfleld S Pk — 18/Sandstorm ... 34 38 Goldfield Ton. — 08/Ton Belmont.. 73 78 Gold Mt Con. — 01/Ton sh Boy. ~ 0 Hazel Kirk .. — 11/Ton = Jim Butler 30 W, o0 Jumbe ..... 54 Gold Mt. 15 Jumbo ¥~ Midway 4 35 Little Ton . of Nev.9 75 9 87% Lucky Bldwn — N Star.. 21 23 ky Tom.. — Superfor.. 08 — Namara . 23| United Ton .. — 18 Mizpah Exten —|Utopla .. - 13 Mont Ton.1 o113 —_— e Canada’s Premier in South, LOS ANGELES, Dee. 12.—Sir Wil- | frid Laurier, Premier of Canada, ar- rived in Los Angeles to-day from San- ta Barbara. He is accompanied by his wife and private secretary. The party is traveling by private ear. Ar- riving at the depot, they were driven to the hotel in the regular hotel bus. They will remain here about three days. The Premier refused to be in- | terviewed. gon, Shuestem, $170061 €234: Nochem Req, | (38 VIClte and ST oy e, pittsa. 50 b o Amf o o me Ak $LATS per AU pruRes, G¥e for blacks, T@Sle for red and TGS'cC | 4x ar coup..106K106%4s ar cp new.1di 131% e e A e for yellow: Figs, 2-crown bricks, H0c: 8-Crown, | 35 ar res...105%105% s Gr coup.-.105 — ity High S Close. | 33¢; 4-crown. 60c; 6-crown, 6dc: b;;k" oo MISCELLANROUS BONDS. May . UG SL AR SUATK 81D | Jisepaie panin, SO AC BYaporatsd ADDIES | ajq £ w g N T S 8 Deceniber—No sales. PRUNES—13@1%c per Ib for the four sizes PE Ba 2 SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. manifested in the wheat market at the open- 2 p. m. Session, e T Ko e I Bay CPC ts. MMAK TR AMAaRb LS. ing. Initial quotations were %@c lower at May—$1 44, RAISINS—1904 crop f, o. b: Fresno—Im- | 1 & » | $109% (o §1 10 for May. Several clements MOY—$1 8.0~ = o . o, perial aluatens $2 2002 50. Detiesa, $1 306 | C41 G & B & - e | tended to create a bearish sentiment. Onme of | JECeMBEE NG 328l % 0" 8131 Ts: don Layers, 85c@$1; Loose Muscatels, " y . e g IR bl the facts was the largeness of the world o, (1908)-—. Z . g e 5@k B.crown, 43¢ 3-crown. 36 | ] <! Stocks break egain from 2 to 8 points. shipments, especially the liberal total trom | BARLEY—May was lower on the morning ferows, SO Sorows, THe: Doeretly, (O | . Russia. ~Another influence*was the snow that | session, but December was l!!l|dy_ With active | BRes BeeO e, eos Uit s, 3@be per 1b. Local St s and Bonds open the week quictly. Bad fallen on the dought-stricken fields of the :m-'-:zm}-fle‘mc;:at Erain’ showed no %@uc: Becdless Sultanas, dgSe per b | - | Southiwest. The cause of the opening weak- . 3 g : 2, 10c; 1 St > s - % o it e : th, ° | 2, 10@11¢c; No. 1 hardshell, 12c; No. 2, 1§ Barlcy and the minor -Grains-net miateriglly changed. f\"?:xh‘:mzm:mm\—x,'tzfle.y"mgmfifl; in the :‘z“:o Teaos as “hadyy S u;pe:f-‘e'qmm’"?x:e | Rimonas, 0@z o Nomparelis. 14147 ot r . E y Beans duli | those of the corresponding day a year ago. (list arrived some time ago in lots from day to ,} Xwg“#": l:::l"l:fl'lc“f.pr Ll 2y ) Hay weak under pts. Beans duli. From the stare tners wau persistent selling | day, but for some reaton Wero not reportad| fof Langntoc: Feeoute 0 o Gt | L A 5 g | The market lacked any good support. A heavy |at the time. e used o 3 oco-“ i 3 | > ’ n E in heas ions hi: | ot * and it is sald that the Grain |8@9c per Ib for Itallan. A fair demand 1 unchanoed. Gan:e lower. cline of 1%@1ec. CASH BARLEY. | Il.ltmlfl:mlb!'!:e:!-(;tl:d TSO5we, dark, sgilse. | . Do - 0535 1 n jawr demand and unchanged. Gaiie lower. Considering the weakness of wheat the cora | feed, §1 08%@1 12%; Brewing and Shipping, | Eht Smber extracted, 3@53e; AR = 5 e o market held remarkably firm throughout the | g, 156 "1716: Chevalier, $1 15G1 20 per eth: o = i va A n the Fruit market. 2 ::x;:: session. May closed l4c higher &t FUT"“;ES@ A — = B s hugher and Chee. P Oats were frm. May closed %o up at|y. “ss'"“ ton 9 to 11:30 & m. (The market Sontinues gulet and not ma- | NER 3 4 B & fc. ; erfally changed. Pr quiet in all positions o f8 ube day thie piOvion market was | December ¥ 1). Sesslon. oLty D MEATS—Bactn; 1040 per 1b for | ¥ & T ( quiet 1 sitiom s, rm owing to emall receipts of hogs at the p. m. A CUI 3 - < yards. At the close May pork was off 1oc, n. High. Low. Close. | heavy, 10%c for light medium, 13c for light, | N ¢ 9% — ] } A Do ae 1 -cured: | N § - Cat cep and Hogsawnchan ged. iard was 23c lower and ribs were up Tisc. (S 08K $LOSK $108% $108Y | 14o for extra light and 1% for sugar-cured: g = £ A Tho‘ llzldm[ rnn(:)rn nnx}:fi ;, l'oll‘léxwl:cl sales; $110% bid, $111 asked. | dry s.rl:dsg::. 1o§.2 E:mle‘-. Iuc»“‘uffl‘l‘,"w oG sy s 1 ——— | Articles. pen. igh. w. Olose. | 5ATS The situation remains unchanged, the | Zar-cu s, s Ol 90% | prbeat, N -, | demand for seed being very good, while that | 18 1bs, 12c; 17 to 20 ‘"'n&‘l‘rfko".":o::l‘-( Stocks and Corton. 1 -000 967 | December 107 107% 106% 106% | for Jocal feeding and milling is quiet. 11%c; Mess Beef, R e bar1a bo. | Contra Costa 25 = = s =5 Siottes & O e g 110 110% 1004 1w NG TG0 g1 673 Surprise, $1 55@1 60; | extra Mess, $10 B Ty ne? 409, | Marin Co.... — BO%|S V wat Co. 39%-39% 3 i e A 200 17715 98% 98% 9% | Req for ‘Teed. "¥132%@1 45 for No. 1 and | orime Mess Pork, SI4 50 exte cleat, #25:1 GAS AND ELECTRIC. R . 7 | §1 a2 : Black, or 2 o b for | Mutual B L. — 11%/Stkn G E 3 Tot 2,008,800 shares. wi asl a3 EROLE G ek TARD-arce quoad st G40 pe e R b Co, — MU G BOs =, — idation. the | Tgrat m..“\ 4085 ;R: - 4% 45 4% H% | CORN—There were several offerings of Call- | California compound, Te for Rasiert compoud RSTBANCE ol New York nds, fornia yellow and white, Indicating that the | and E ins, 10c. 0 1 y of ageres bds. P pos 281 28 2sn S |15 tins, 9%c; b-Ib tins, 9%c: 3-Ib tins, 10¢. | Firem's Fna.310 — p of the |U S ref 2a reg..JOAKIL & N unified da.108 0 S 803 205 | 21840 BC 0t o, with mo buyerse SO0 T P TOLENE —One half barrel, 8%c; thires BANK STOCKS. o Do coupan......104NIMan con gold ds-104% ), 308 3014 30 30% | "Syeatern sacked, $1 40G1 45 for Yellow, | half barrels, 8lic; one tlerce. 8%c; two tierces, | \\\ vy B 130 L P & A....162 — R T e s 26 Mess pork, Der bbl— White and Mixed; California large Yellow, | 8%c; five tierces, SKc mer Ib. Anglo-Cal .. 87 90 |Mer Trust. . — 230 - : g g B g1 | January 1250 12 50 12 8215 1285 | g1 4051 45; small round do. $1 80; White, Bank of Cal.420 425 |Merch Ex... 50 — leet an B i fv""“:““‘_ - ;:v po < ;: res. 1 M K & Texas 351001 12 821 1285 1265 1265 | 4001 45. Egyptian, $1 35@1 40 for White ‘Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops. Cal Safe Dp.152 — |s F National. — — - - T De impressed 10-| Do old s rex.100%] Do 2ds 55 Ibs— . 6 5214 | a0d $1 17%4@1 20 for Brown. HIDES AND SKINS—Culls and brands sell | First Nationi — — market acted unde Do coupon......108% NR of Mex con 4s 81 $8%% T80 RYE_${ 40145 per ctl abcut %@1c under quotations. Heavy salted SAVINGS BANKS. we m this source and Atch gen 4s 7 Y C gen 3%%s..101 £ BUCKWHEAT—S$1 50@1 per ctl. Steers, 11c; moeed“;m' l1‘oc; Il':':hno‘ogfoi: c}’; g,,. ss‘a!'i“m £ 321 :.l‘fi': - - sent. We thought the | Do adj 4s...... $4% N J C gen B5s....136 i T des, 915@1 or heavy um - — v .— - around the' oon hous | Adentic C L i6. 901s/Nor Faciic in. . 104% | Ry 0% 0% SR S8 Flour and Millstuffs, e tags 7@7%c; Salted Kip. 10%c; Salted | Mutual Sav. — 100 |Cmlon T Corr — to advis baves for @ turn, but like o Bali & Ohlo 4s. M| Do 3s ........ “7‘?%’ s o FLOUR-—California_ Family mm..“u"..o’ Veal, 1‘1.,0121';/:!e %‘,’,"‘}ufi"{kfi?fi'@fi?& § F sav "é;‘:ugvsmxmows - hers we were sinted 8t | Do 3igs I.96 |Nor & con 1 terms; Bakers' Extras, " | Hidee, y , 5 a 3 E . : e et | SE R MR CHICNGD, o 5t quoatogs_wsre | UoEE8, 40 Washingon, Jonbig” S $uga 10 Shespuint abesines, BOU0s, G, bt | contorma IO TegsfFreste - — have lately constitute > 1st inc. \Pa ; CHICAGO, Dee. 12. ! P 50@’ % i 1 to the market, and this | Ches & Ohlo 4%a.10§%/Reading gen 45 ... us follows: ' Flour, easier: No. 2 spring wheat. | "5 % crurEs Prices In_ packages are as | Wool, $1 25@1 15; Horse Hides, salt, $3 for | Geary ; P‘gW’DER, noved with their elimina- | Chi & Alton 3%s. 8 IS L & 1 M con bs. $1 07@1 14; No. '3, $1 02@1 12; No. 2 red. | rollows: Graham Flour, $2 75 per 100 Ibs: | large and $2 50 for medium, $1 30@2 for small n b &% arket should then take & turn | C, B & Q new ds. SO4IS L & 8 F (5 s $1 115,@1 """:scN"‘nz cprn, 4Tig@ise; No. g Flour, $3 25: Rye Meal, 83; Rice Flour, | and wc;o;f&;uf: H;x;!:mf;:d" ?g‘n‘n‘.fibéoaé Glant ...... ?v:v/’u‘Alle wavee % 45,1107 8t Louls SW 1sts. vellow, 4 48c; No. oats, ; No. 2 50; extra cream do, 60; | large an o > » day b, but not | ¢ 78.128% (Seaboard A L ds. | White,” 301imb1tge; No. B white, Sia30%0; | B S $3: Gat Groats, $8 20; “Hominy. | orSeotis "Buck Skins—Dry Mexican, 30c; dry | Hawailan 0. Y Mottt €. 234 38 and 4 some. Noi C, c 4s. 80%So Pacific 4s No. 2 rye. Thc: good feeding barley, 30@401ic; | §3 ¢og5 85; Buckwheat Flour, §4 25; "Cracked | salted Mexican, 26c: dry Central _gger“:n- | Honokaa 8 C 17% 18%|Onomea 8 C. 321 — culative standpoint, that 14, So Railway 58 fair to choice malting, 41G4sc; No.'1 flaxseed, A §575; Farina, 4 “Whole Wheat | 80c; Gont Siiza Erime Ansoeay, 350 watis | Huten S P £ 134 139 Paaunau 5 € 2% 21 ot wi e out DI85 |Tex & Pac lsts.. | $1 16; No. 1 Northwestern, $1 24; prime tim- 3 lled Oats, bbls, $6 7 ; in do, 5 . B0c; . 350; | Kilauea 8 C. lu"a; - ‘7“,» in 4._;%\@ Fof, St L & W 4. 83 | othy seed, $2 724; mess pork, per bbl, $11 1215 fl‘lclu 34 gfl Tear Barley, $5; s;]l?( Peas, | ',: 0. Mr’:musno!:s - pretty 4s. 81 Union Pacific 4s.108 | G11 25: Jard, per 100 Ibs, $6 77%; short ribs | poxes, $5 50; Green Peas, $5 50 per 100 Ibs. | AL 90 2 (Ooensile B O <4 ¢ 43 -4 the actual stuff in &°So dn... @ | Doconvids .. Yage (oten), 48 3006 @ short ) clear sifes Al — 99%/Pac Aux FA. 4% — s The market at the close Was Very | Colo F & I bs.... 8% U S S 24 Bs (bexed), : whisky, basis of hig 3 == Borx. — - the pricee. ana 1t all Ties on the | Den & Bio & 4= 1005 Wabash Tets ... Wines, $1 24; clover, contract grade, $12 0. | Hay and Feedstuffs. ern, 9@ile: Southern, 8@dc; Southern Moun. | Gl Wine A. 80 " iPac © Boex. - ig - Whic very weak. Erie prior len 451014 Do deb B Articles— Receipts. Shipments. | Bran was again advanc vesterday. The | b S0 00 “Niiadle Countles, free, 12@lic: . | "Do'gen ds ..... 92 |W & L Erie 4s Flour, bbls . 26,200 9,000 | excessive receipts of 12,303 sacks. printed be- | [P S@4le: JOa0r SRR, TEE lagiee: SALES. - v v 0814]Wis Central 4s ! Wheat, b . 60,000 7,000 | low, were not yesterday's arrivals, as 11,783 | 10§12c; Humboldt and Mendo- Morning Session. EASTERN MARKETS, FW&DC Ista 1085 n Wheat, bu . ) 1000 | terday's arrivals, 88 1178 | do defective. 10912c; New York Money Market. New York n:llnhx.. :toch!. l;: : "_“‘: % 5,000 | not reported upon arrival. ‘:l'hey Wwere en rouf ,‘,Eo 2 225 Honoan 8 Co- v 4 T Dec. 12.—Money on call was | Adams Con ..... '.'\,l‘lul" hief Barley, bu 104,000 |to the islands. As will be Il?n und:lr 1 % 25 Oceanic S 8 Co . o400 g% per cent; closing bid and | Alice ... 0'Ontario head .;‘f Barley, the Grain Committee will look Meat Market. $3.000 Los_Angeles Ry 5 per cent...118 50 S inety day and. six months | Bruns, Con - Butter, Cheese and ¥igs. | ™ Geceipte of Ty were 58 cars and the mar- | There werc no changes in any description | $1:000 Bocing Vi s "G4 nten . 1oe 20 " Prime mercantile paper, | Com Tunnel CHICAGO. Dec. 12.-0n the Produce Ex:|yet continued weak: with a further deciine in | yestwrday. The' packers reported a light de- | SL000 Sprine Vol 4o (4 mige). 110028 S | Vi e e to-day D1 W i mand for . . Seot) b in. bankars: bigls | Horn Siiver 1. 1 Clameries. 10950c; datrien. 10035 Beks | BEL SRt it sonole markst is aoft " DRessED MEATS. S P e e 650 for emand and at $4.8410g | Iron Silver 1 at mark, 20@25c: firsts, 260; prime, | MIDDLINGE$25G25 per tom, | ‘Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers | g4 000 Spring Val 4s (34 mtge)...... 99 50 ixty-day bills. Posted rates, | Leadville Con Cheese gteady, 11@12c. | SHORTS—$21@22 per ton, are ds JoDows: 4 R s S g AT e Bastes Sios Iil., Dec. 1%.—Butter unchanged at| pEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Birley, $24924 50 per | ""Bupr o 6@7c for Steers and 4%@6c per Ib 3 { dol 9 Sales for the week, 570,400 pounds. FOilcake Meal at the mill, '$31 50832 50 . Board— er, 80iec. Mexican dollars, IU S “Steel.. ton; e Cake, $23@24. 00, for Cows. ¢ 10. Aladin, Puckive’ Asssolasion. . o8 80 nments, steady; raflroads, ..3%@4 Do prd L | jobbing, $33; Cocoanut Cake, $23@24: Coc VEAL—Large, 614@9¢c; small, 8@9c per 1b. S .o 405 Weating' Canison CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS. | miw’ Meal Sa4fh Com Meal.” 831 Sogi: | MOTTON" Wethers, 1G8e; Bwes, S1307ise 15 Calitornia” Wine Asociation. . 50 00 fining—' 33 | Cracked Corn. $32@3 f xec eed, $2: 1b, - 28 New York Stock Market. T = 534 Chicago. | Horse _Resns. $90040 Wi’ tens: Twodm, PLAMB—S%@0%e per 1. - I ... 8 By "YORK, Dec. 12.—The speculative de- | = Do 2dj ds . 94 |Allouez 173 | CHICAGO, Dec. 12—CATTLE — Recelipts, LO;‘:\;""" "‘L'E’f, PG10@14 50; Wheat ana Ont,| FPORK—Dressed Hogs, 8%@81c per Ib. e cvong g B8g . for stocks seemed to be completely’| Mex Central 4s... 76 |Amal Copper . Steady. Good to prime steers, $6@ | . HAY " $0G12; Bariey and Oat, $8@1 LIVESTOCK MA 25 Onomea Sugar Co . 3250 S eciiionie ity @o | . Relivonte— |Amer Zinc ; poor to medium, $3 60@5 80: stockers and | $10@ Wiid Oat. $7@10; atable, ' $0@10; | The following quotations are for good, sound 55 Paauhau 8 P Co, 21 00 P ey ch eager | Atchison ... 83% Atlantic feeders, §2 2094 10; cows, S1 40@4; helfers, $2q | Volunteer TPad (oL, Feead, She . | Livestock delivered in San Francisco, less 40Q 108 F Gas & Flectric 15528 g s A gt~ o T pra L0 Bingham 1L | 5" canmers. $1 35@2 40: bulls, $204 10; o ii:):kl'on“ it G . 013 | e cent sirinkage for Cattle: 90 Spring Valley Water Co...... 30 1214 X s | Boston & Afbany.252 |Calumet eota | 35 sogrs We wteers, §3 3004 5. w CATTLE—Steers, T4 @7%c; Cows as - Street— o e e s hoidess of stocks | Boston & Maine 175 [Centennial .. | B O Reaintar Torany, 85000; to-fnorrow, | ETRAW—85g60c_per bale. ers, 5%@0ie; thin Cows, 4@bc per Ib. 270 Spring Valley Water Co...... 39 12% Tourse of to-days market and the | Boston Elev .....158 |Copper Range | 82,000 Market 10c higher. Mixed and butch: | CALVES—{@41sc per ib (gross welght). $1000 S F & S J 5 per cent 119 25 ell long stocks steadily increased, | Fitchburg ptd....140 IDaly West ers, $4 45@4 60; good to choice heavy, $4 50@ Beans and Seeds, SHEEP—Wethers, 3%@3%c; Ewes, 3@3%e | §15.000 Pacific Electric Ry 5 per cent.105 00 v e in Sviliince wwans Ve who | Sex Oautral ... 31%1Dom Coa} ‘ 460: rough heavy, $4350445; light, $440@ | The market continues Inactive and without | per Ib (gross welkht) e : n evi N Y : ranklin . * o g S 27 ead. Ly et £ cover | Pere Marquetts... 73 [Graney o | B Chomaiis 25090, Shesp and lambs T s Buyce, §8 T5O3; Pax. nosin L tn Live Hogs, 200 to 550 Ibs, 4% @4%e: I Unlisted Securitles. rdte. mocrued on the subse. | Ulon Pactfic. . 106% lsle Rovaie | |'strong; good to cholce wethers, $450@5 25: | putter, $3G3 25: small White, $3 15g: 30; | 130 to 200 Ibs, 5@bYc; 80 to 130 Ibs, 4% @4%e: MISCELLANEOUS BONDS, The. sange of the Geclines | , Miscellaneous— |Mass Mining | fair to “choice mixed, §300@440; Western | jarge White, $2 40G2 5; Pink, §2 763 15, | soft Hogs, not wanted: Sows, 20 per cent ot | Bld. Ask.| Bid. Ask. : wctably with that on last Thurs. | AMer A% Chem. 21 |Michigan sheep, $5@6 35. Red, $4 20@4 50; Lima, $4 10G4 20: Red Kid- | Boars, 50 per cent off, and Stags, 40 per cent | Bay CPC fs. — 100% SF & NP 5s.119% — \7 break, but there was far less | Do pid i 88 [ohawk ! 3 S f, §400; Blickeyes 32 6002 75 " per ot | off from above quotaiions. B st s — 1le P C R 4 e =% | Amer Preu {Mont_Coa ansas City. | , 5a2 40. Cal N .. — 113 o 4148 the ket e s Sor | Amer Sugar ....130 |0ld Dominion | XANEAS CITY. Mo.. Detf 12.—caTrLE | Horse Beang, ¥ S0 Ny nominal—no good | e M adien 1 3C Wat 55100 = *1San Ter G 1t o I g o he Sibient teeoveries | , DO PES ... 15T Gecools | 9000. _'Steady to/ strong. Native | i gitering; Yellow Mustard, 34@3%c; Flax, | In Bags, 514@5%c spot and 6@ ' Ris I Wksds — 105 | Do 58 .....106 — . to Whn Saaat xmoo Amer Tel & Tel145 |Parrot | 3 50@6 50; native cows and heifers, | .y [ Altalfa, 125g1s0; | o BAGS—Grain Bags, Bl ot s SF Drdk 55.112 — |Sutt - iay and the weak closing of to-day | - B F13¢; | g1ee for mext year; Wool Bags, 30@32c; Fleece | O e aY | Amer Woolen ... 20 [Quincy . | stockers and _feeders, $2 5084 15: | Linpe, d Sic; Hemp, sl O i MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS. west prices the range of prices Do pfd ........ 92%/Shannon i | $2g4; calves, $3@625; Western steers, | 3 ; 14¢; " Broom' Corn | TWiDe Tic. 3 < lower to-night than it was on | s - . S Tths s pes 2o COAL—Wellington, $8 per ton; New Wel<i Ala § Co... 28 — |Lon& SF Bk 55 — T striking fact | Do Iron & 8... 17%|Tami | & Western cows, $1 7063 50. Seed, $20@21 ver ton. | $8: Seattie. -$0°50%.-Bryant, $6-80; Amer Bis Co. — 90 [(Mat Nav Co. 70 — . T e e Trs os | B Wect T} HOGS _Recelpts, 6000, Market 5@10c igher, | ° DRIED PEAS—Niies, $1 7002 50; Green | JiSton. $8: Sattiacceebon cBrymnt, 4080 | Amer Bis Co. = 90 IMat Nat Br200 201% o Vit only michel & slight iu- | Otn Ffll:rtfir ot | active”” Bulk of sales. $4 35@4 60; heavy, $1 50 | peas, §1 7562 50 per ctl. ,;%;rm(hfi‘md. Cumberland. $13 in bulk | Gal G&ECer. 56 51 |N Car b oo 0 o | | e ottty o stast. prices | Maze Biecrrie! !l @470; packers. 344064 60: pis and ‘light, | Lo I3 . | 404 $14 35 in sacks: Pesmerivania Anehracits | C qockey CU110 — loak Bk sevim — A ard. Prices on the curb |, Do Pt P oA otatoes, Onions and Végetables. | Fgs. $14; Welsh Anthracite Egg. $13; Welsh.! Cal Powder. 13 {0ak T Con.. 78 =— cisturbed _as on the cx- | Linfeq” Frait | g T o s range Scthors. 846 | Fancy lots of Burbank Potatoes continued | Lutsp, §13 50; Cannel, §8 por ton; Coke. $11 50 | Cal Ship Co. — 21 [I6OF Hall A 8% — ange, in Greene Consolidated COP- | tyn ‘Shoe Mach... 59 |Wolverine 75; ewes. $2 50@4 25. | to meet with ready sale at steady prices, but ; @13 per ton in bulk and 315 in sacks; Rocky i Cal TT & T — 155 |Orpheum Co. — 16 market rivgling the break in| " ", 3| i -~ e | there was no improvement in poor stock, Mountain descriptions, $8 50 per short ton. | Cen Bk, Oak 60 67%|PacC Cas Co125 — A Copper on the exchange. But | . el | Omaha. which continued to arrive freely. Five cars = OILS—Quotations are for barrels; for cases ' Chutes Co .. — 6 |Pac Sur Co.106 — London Closing Stocks L jich “oont e e for bolied and : iy stocke of all classes run | on ing Stocks. | OMAHA Nebr. Dec. 12—CATTLE_Re. of Swecis were marketed and yrices had a add So; Linseed, S5 per galon for bolled and | City & C Bk — 120 |Parat Paint. 3 — e 2 to over @ points, The tone | Cone for money... ST%IN Y Central...... 182 | coipts, 3500. Steady. Native steers, $3 50@ | wider range as to quality. Onlons were firm | 63c for raw: Castor Oil, In cases, No. 1. 0c; | Cyp L Imp.. 6 634/S F Drydock. — @ . was as weak a5 at auy time| Do for ecct..88 1-16/Nor & Western... 803% | 55" cows and heifers, §2 5004 10; Western | at sharply advanced rates, with (he best Ore. | Bakers' - AA, cases, , $1 10@1 12; Lucol, | East Dynm.. — 375 |SF&SJ Coal. 17% 20 ring | Anaconda o e e esicn T 95, | steers, $3@4 T5; Texas steers, $2 15@3 T0; range ' gon lots sclling readily at $2 50a2 65 per ctl, |B0c for boiled _ and 8¢ Tor oriWi| DptPwd com 40— [§ J Wat Co103%p — Bonds Total sales, §5,340.000. | Atchison ‘ope%)Ont & Western... 4014 | cows and heifers. $2 40@3 60 canners, $175@ There were lberal arrivals of southern vege. | China Nut, cases, 858ge per gallon; Cocoanut | FN Bk, Onk.120 — !SO & MTgbt.123 United s bonds were unchanged on call. | Do pfd 108 |Benmevivania ... 76 | 540: stockers and feeders, $250@4; calves, $3 tables and prices had but slight variation, | Oil, In barrels, GSc ‘for Ceylon and 85c fof | Fischer Thir — 1%|Swiss-A Bk.120 — New York Stock Iist | Bait & Ohio -102_ |Rand Mines @3 30; bulls and stags, $3@4. ; Offerings of bay vegetables consisted almost | Australian: extra Yleached winter Sperm Ol | Frnch-A Bk.108 — 'Truck Bleet. — 1214 " . &t | Gan Pacific 134%|Reading ....... { RS Tl e s g e ot 68c; natural winter Sperm Oil, 63c; extra | Hono P Co.. 28% 31%|UR InC pfd. 67% 09 & 5 HOGS—Receipts, 3000. Market 5o higher. wholly of carried-over stock, which sold very | 68¢; 5 ! % £ e Ches & Ohlo..... 49" " Do lst pfd. 34 404 45 mixed, $1 40@4 4215; light, ' slowly ¥ | bleached winter Whale Oll.‘fla(c,: ;'L“:’B’u“"r‘?? Do pool .. 28 31 Do com ... 17 — 108% e Yy T M B 04 50; pigx, UE4 45; bulk of ssiés, $346 ) FOTATORS _Burbanks from, the civer, 409 | O e e e o Be: saLss. 100 - i : 70c per ctl; Salinas Burbanks, 23 per | N: T ing Ofl. Morning Session. ; AR R T | [ SHEEP-Teceipts, 4000. Market 100 higher. : ctl; Orcgon Burbanks. Te@S1 10 per ctl; River | No. 1 Neatstoot Ol Gc; light Herring Ofl. Street— - 0 S¥ezsh SEUITS SRS Western yearlings, $4 50@5 10; wethers, $435 Reds, 60G70c per ctl; Sweet Potatoes, 80@S5c : S er raw Fish OIL 35c: bofled 200 Gas Consumers’ Assn, s 10 18 el - 88 |Unlon Pacific @4 50 ewes, $4@d 50: common and stockers, | per otl. | e e e O H ‘Aftermoon Session, " "o Tet pid A1 T R Sreel 2 504 40; lambs, $5G6 25 Ot B e Y 5350 per 1bi | | COAL OFL—Water White Coal Oil ,«n,gm.l Streot— : 24 ptd...... 5 n 2 pif S = Wy ; Pearl Oil_in cases, stral. c . 02,24 vta ‘:Z \“_m“hm' ’;én, { MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS. 'i?i.‘.i‘ és:::;, da5e o “,’ \'}g;m\::,ns 5@7c; ;-}:,' f;,'/‘i ExtraSar, 25% ,cez G,_.:;,l,‘%fl et 150 Gas Consumers’ Assn, s.10.... 18 00 Louls & Nash....1484] Do pfd ... 5% per box: Summer Squash, T5@85c per box: Ci Eostne, Alihc, aNba e Al T lalk MBK 3 “l'axn;“ g xe:x panish 4a . 801 | Forelgn Futures. bage, 600 per ctl: Carrots, e per sack: Cu: | i g M1 g < 9 ,f:,“ (ot Vi Cnolillf:r;l:._mock and ogldhnh:m ar silver—Firm; 24%d per ounce. | ; cumb : Garlic, 4%@de Tos | 326 R ’ B E Money—101% per ocont. o i i - Ber Bnt B e ey ave et IS burk B e %/5e ‘wer gallon in cases and | Associated Ol Trust Cert 26 31 The rate of diecount In the open market for | o, Wheat— Nt Peppers, nominal; Green Peppers. 40500 Der | gpct o Hiomn wid toan RAreols. | Caribou . 5 50 700 short bille is 2 13-16 per cent. and for three | OPIINE o box: iushrooms, 26@30c per Ib: Marrowfat| RED AND WHITE LEAD—Red Lead. 7%@ ) Forty '8t bz months’ bills 2 13-16 per cent. | and’ Hubbard Sauash, $8@10 per ton. per Ib; White Lead, T%@i%c, according | Four .- 20530 ot - = to_quantity. | - b 0 Condition of the Treasury. 5 2 s ie" | Poultry and Game. | "SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refining Com- | Home ..o 3 A WASHINGTON, Dec. s state- | Closing 25 10 Two cars of Western Poultry were on sale | PADY quotes as follow: ng“lh. é:u!hed &25: Junetion 20 22 balance, | ~ Flour— jand met with a fair demand at rather low | Cubes. A Crushed and ‘Hine CFshec, B35 | Kern River 10 00 A Opening . 32 75 | prices. Receipts of domestic stock were light | Powdered, 6.10c; C&fl_ o rannidled. oo Monarch of Arisona S+ 28 Closing . 327 |and lndell‘n ; t m(n;e of lom;llP:lts qrm. CH gr.‘"“’-‘.:d-o:':,:;,,.',;, = | Monte Cristo .... e E 80 New York Cotton Market. —_— usual on Monday. Game arrived freely and 0ci Frul Iy). 5.90c; Confectioners' A, 6¢; | Occidental of W. Va.... o8 0 7 YORK, Dec. 12.—Cotton futures opened Northern Wheat Market. | };’JZ;.‘ s a general decline in prices of Wild | a‘x—;:"hlx ?e{kh: xtea O 5300 Golde €. Qti City Petroleim S o8 e Jantary. 2 OREGON. | POULTRY-Dressed Turkeys ~22G26c per| 5.40ci “D.'f 8.00c: barrels 10c morel ~Bolf | 3200, v 0 % B5c; March, pril. PORTLAND, Dec. 12.—WHEAT—For ex-|ib; Live Turkeys, 18@18c per Ib; Geese, per | barrels. : " Tablets—Half Barrels, | Sovereign . 30 a3 i vy Juir Jecasensr, port: * Walla Walla. 80c: blucstem, Sc. For | pair, §2G2 25; Goslings, $2 20G3 60; Duoks, | 10c mofe for all kinds. - Tablets “Ialt Bareels. | S0Loio o ie i Aty T80 Bt East: Walla Walld, 85¢; bluestem, 90c. | $5@5 50 per dozen for old and $6@7 for young: | g-59¢ Boxes BI0Ce (k. B ok o less than sev- | Superior 03 o7 Se: J WASHINGTON. | Hens, $4G4 00 for small and $5@5-50 for | 9¢ per-ib. vatent, Thirty-Three . 600 3 25 abie: Mey TACOMA, Dec. 12—WHEAT—lo lower; | (ATH® YOUNE Boosters, $4 5065 50: old Rook, Srtp At A Twenty Eight iac W Ole; - % - O B }| ters, $4@4 50; Fryers $4@4 50; Broilers, West Shore . 156 s el Salt; SiSaiag ¥ptsnde, 8¢; seigs | Musstey, Sic; ah, #s @3 50 Pigeons. $1 25; Sauabs $2G2 50, Receipts of Prodnce. * Wolverine © % ing gulf, Se; sales les. Nosthern Bk i(‘GAuE_H')“dTmlml‘I'fi'!2 Bg rfer‘dlm FOR MONDAY. DECEMBER 12 el TR St. Louis Wool Market. SEATTLE, Dec. 12.—Clearings, $832,634; | 1 15. Widgeon S1G1 26 Red Honds, ‘o1 e Blour. ar Ak < T T ST. LOUIS, Dec. 12.—Wool steady; territory | balances, $154,007. | small Ducks, $1@1 25; Gray Geese, $2@2 B.f'" otls ....13.770|Hops, bales ..... 502000 Oil City Petroleum . 8 | and_Western' mediums, 21G22c; fine, medium, | TACOMA, 'Dec. 12.—Clearings, $602,178; | White Geese. $1@1 50: Brant, $1 25@2: Honl | Oats, ctls -..... 1211/ Wool bales 1 34| 400 Sovereign ... 30 \T@1ke; fine, 18G17c. - balances. $i8:945. | ers, $3G5; Shipe, 33 for English and $1 50 for | Oate. ctls - 13| Leather, rol | 89 Associated Ol 2 PORTLAND: Dec. 12—Clearings, $940,804; | gommon; Doves, §1 26; Have, $130: Rabbits, | SUC3; “Cila 600/ Hides, No . | 2000 Assoclated Ofl : 4 Vew York Prod balances, $79,356. 2 for Cottontafls’ an or Brush, } s 5lPelts. bdls | 1200 Four O 2 z ’:xe'\::l? Se?h;"a?guwn_‘_’::c.upu, SPOKANE, Dec. 12.—Clearings, $545,534; | Beaaare xlfi:l. au121|Paper. rolls 287 | Afternoon Sesefon. 6,900 11,700 barrels: <xports, 25,000 barrels; quiet, | PPlances, $68,318. Butter, Cheese and Fggs. | Potatoee, ska .. 7.852lChicory. bbla 1 T40| | Boara— 5 42300 WHEAT—Receipts, 244,000 bushels; ex- Butter opened the week steady at the ad- | Onions. sks . 7 Henligis e v b 150 Homé 43 ~'300 | ports, 9600 bushels; spot easy. No. 2 red, LOCAL MARKET. vance noted o‘dl the clgsadul last weel:“ Sup- | Bran, eks lé.:m “rl:;;- sals = 20 nomihal, elevator; No. 2 red. i 16% £ o. bl | plies wero moderate. the demand was fafr and | STERN. - afloat; No. 1 Northern Duluth, $1 21% f. o. Exchange and Bullion. the market exhibited no new features. Corn, ctls 600/ A b. afioat; No. 1 hard Manitoba, nominai, f. o. w Cheese continued quiet at previous prices. b afioat. Acting on big Northwestern receipts, | oomurrel sestoranp. Tlctustions in Exchangs | it ot Arm under lght receipts, with STOCK MARKET. LEAN FRANCISCO STOCK BXCHANGE. forsign selling and snow in the West, wheat LOCAL, { most of the trade quoting 4lc for large select- SR Folowing were the sales on the Sen Bras- decline day, closi 1%c lower. v E ed ranc e lower and medlum grades were clsco Stoc change Boa erday: Closed at $112i6; Jue. 4 0 Pesemuny | Sterling Exchange, sixty days..$4 814@ — | oo ianch, The lower and medium g Trading Quiet, With North Shore Morning Session—Comstocks. $115%. Y d * | Sterling Exchange, sight . 4 80%@ — were 25,600 Ibs Butier, 454 cases Back to Par. nd 23| 150 Ophir 3 55 " I HOPS—Quiet Sterling BExchange, cables. 4 8Th@ — ‘and 8000 Ibs Cheese. Bonds to . 200 ém o o 35 108 Ouee. - = Tooo 231 4% =24% | HIDES Steady. New_York Exchange. sight.... Par @ — ITER—Creamery at first hands, 22G25c | . Local securities opened the week very quietly | 200 Challense --- J5) 50 SUOR o0 51 2600 8% BAX S4°| WOOL _Firm N. Y. Exchange, telegraphic. BU® ooy | for extras and 19@2ic for lower to' medium | o, the Stock and Bond Exchange, with fluc- 1000 Chollar . 16 100 Sierra Nev. 52 Gion #1604 60y | PETROLEUM Steady o> 340 0% | srades; dairy, 17Gi8c; cold storage. nominal; | iU tions limited. Alaska. Packers® was. lower | oog Cou Cal & V.1 85/1200 Union Con P 3 e e ol TERNATIONAL: 0 Hasvern lodie-packed 10@1se. O o™ DOMINAL | N e Callfornia Wine Assoctation sold at 100 Gould & Cur. Mo e 17.300 2 3 E o hip at $4. The 4 per RS s higher. Sales, i CHEESE—11@11%c for choice mild new and | $80 and Oceanic Steamship a e - 2 TP, ey v o o Baels 27 | 9G10c for old: cold storage, 10%@llc: Young | cent bonds of the United Railroads sold at §a8. | 200 Mexican .....1 200 00@7.05; January, | New York on Mexico 204 ng ‘Afternoon Session—Comstocks. 200 R R | p, T o e 15 | Americas, 121214c: Fastern, 10@18c per Ib. | The sugar stocks were firm as a rule, but < 13} 100 Opht 305 d. | 8.0bc. Se for common; 6, : o ore s - 145,500 | S BCGAR Raw, firm: . | Tastern, 25g2Ne for chofce, 22q24 fand. ¢ §99, with brokers wanting them at| 100 Chollar ...... 15| 500 Ophir 3 56 jon Pacific pid 100 BBy Wy e T e Wheat and Other Grains. | arke Ba SRR e wepenida, ¢ B e Mo These ace the houds thar terl 199 conien) ' V.1 26] 208 Peteas | 18 | bask 2.3 | Refined, firm; crushed. 5.35c: powdered. 5.76c; |, WHEAT—The forelgn futures were lower. faulted on thelr semi-annual interest November | 100 Gould & Cur. 24| 200 Savage 28 wanerh. it granulated, 5.65c. The following reductions | The world's shipments for the week were as Deciduous and Citrus Fruits, 1 end thereby caused a sensation on the| 100 Hale & Norc.l 13| 600 Sierra Nev 52 e 1%% | fn refined ‘sugar were made to-day: No. 13, | follows, in_ quarters: Russian, 518,000; Da. S | street, At that time there were about $2,000,- | 200 Justice . 09| 200 Sierra Nev. 5 : No. 14, 10c a 100 pounds. " 7 | nublan, 32,000; Argentine, 60,000; Indian, 121,- | The wel weather restricted trade in fresh | 800G (" Cutstanding, with $1,500,000 more | 100 Mexican .....1 35| 700 Union Con o8 fe: No. 3 10 D P RUGTS. 000; " Australian, 51,000. e e e stous s *Lfeature. | 1011%%o retire $1.408,000 North Pacific Coast| 100 Ophir .......3 00 “ | EVAPORATED APPLI Ruled stead Chicago was 1%c lower, Wires from there | All Citrus descriptions st as previously common, 3l@4de: prime, 43,@4%c; choice, 5@ 5lc; fancy, 6@6lc PRUNES—California prunes are In better demand for future shipment, with quotations ranging from 2c to 6c. APRICOTS—Remain quiet, but firm. Choice, 10c: extra choice, 10%@llc; fancy, 113%@1i5c, PEACHES—Unchanged. Cholce,' 94 @blc: | extra choice, 9% @i0c; fancy, 103@11c. i o - Bewark M) Mt Am Linseed Ofl NEW YORK, Dec. 12.—The London tin 2 Taseed Ol market was firm and higher at £132 12s 64 Amer Toc for spot and £130 5s for futures. Locally the Ame: Loco pid. .. demand contined very quist, but the mariet Eme ot was a little stea SRR Wk Zign ‘advance and closed at 10, £66 for spot and £66 Ts « Brooklyn Rup T 1y the market was Cors P & 1ro 5t §18 NTILG15 123 dm Consalidate] Gas 15. and casting at $l4 <95, Produets Tead was unchanged ag $4 60@4 70 in the Products pfd. loce! market and at £12%s 64 in London. lers’ Secs Epelter closed at £24 17s 6d_in London and nersl Elsctric. .. ! was also um:::-: I; New :1?' ~where the ternat 1 Paper quotation sta: al G5 . o p ! " Iron closed at 53s 9d in Glasgow and at 47s e Do o0, : 17350 in Middiesboro, _Locally. iron was firm. ter s pld. - Mg R 25 Visible Grain Supply. Peothe's Gas...... 10,200 107% 1043 104y, ,,"{"‘“ e Pressed Stoed Car.. L% A8 37 365 | ‘Bushels. Increase. Prefised & Cor pd N R . Decseise. Pullgan Palace Car ... S... L., 2387 | G0N Remtiic Siecl .. 2000 16 I8 sy Refabilic grael pii. 200 @i :“ I 7 Rubther Goods. .. ... B 255 Fos Goods pid 2u W 2y Termaeal & Tvon HU 66, g 3 g s =% 15% bt ¥ 1 Bt 5 sal “‘The bulls of three months ago have changed their views on the outlook. The tremendous movement in the Northwest has hardly been sufficient to offset the Western shortage. The passing of the Argentine crisis | has led some of the more powerful interests to ! withdraw their eupport from the market. The | Government report is a surprise because of the moderate acreage. The percentage starts lower than that of last year and the crop pros. | pect is 34,000,000 bushels less than last year's showing.” The Chicago wires of B. F, Hutton & Co. sals At the opening this morning there was much news to confuse traders. The Govern- ment of Saturday was construed mod- erately bullish In view of the large increase in acreage. This was offset by the breaking | up of the drought through the winter Wheat | retary Shaw's declsion as announced after the close” of Saturday’s market to grant conces. | sions in the import duty of Manitoba Wheat caused a_bearish f t0 run through the trade and was a di shock to those bull- ishly inclined. ~Aside these facts;” the general situation practically ' un- changed, There is al tely no improvement country, particularly in thé Ohio Valley. Sec- | © Railroad 5s. The Mercantile Trust Company acts as trustee under the m The quo- tation naturally declined sharply in conse- quence of the default. But the interest has not yet been pald, yet the bonds have -got quoted and stocks of° Oranges were increased by several carlhads. Four carloads of Apples *were marketed and were well cared for by job- bers, the market for that description being steady despite the wet weather and light trad- , though they still the $2 50 ing. | Thero were no fresh Grapes recaived and | g0k (0 P Ciupon. This has for the strest carried-over stock was slow of sale at sharply | $¢foUH ng and the brokers smile signifigantly e e o, SMemgrTies con- | o hint. at manipulation when asked about sisted of 11 drawers of the Malinda variety, sybich were of poor quality and sold at 30c per | ¢ SAIS °f (3% 0008 90T A Tac*slercee O TR AWBERRIES—Nominal Cclosely connected with the handling of the "RAWBnmmRn_m' 11 per bonds sald yesterday that the Interest could e Eu.x NG Der Dbl for Fast- | o e been paid at the time if necessary. The ern an per e - APPLES—$1 55 yer box for extra fancy, 78 | COmpany, however, has six months' margin in @$1 for ordinary fancy to_cholce; y Apples, PEARS—Winter Nellis, cooking varieties, 5081 PERSIMMON: GRAPES—Smail boxes and pen boxes, — CITRUS FRUITS—Oranges, N box; Seedli 75c@$1; Tangeri: i the domestic_situation .and, With reports ot Flour, it Is hardly of reduction in' the price of i ons, and, while still a factor, is losing much of its for the bulls. To our mind, the real strength of the situation is the concentrated holdings by large interests, presumably New York. They continue to support prices on all sinking spells, and it takes orders in the sha Nuts, Raisins, Mail advices from New York market: ‘A feature of the market was CLOSING QUOTATIONS. o il suia bl ) B :{:‘ i . 07} Justice Andes L1101l 23\ Kentuck ..... Belcher . 23/Lady Wash Best & Beleh.1 10 1 15|Mexican .. 1 Bulllon .. . Occldental Caledonia ... 45!0phir ... 3 Challenge . Chollar .. . Confidence ... - Con Cal & V.1 Con TImperial. ConNT oore 235 5R2RAZHLVIRRERS S22 32ERELLLERESS SR8 | SBRIVEE-ISERR5EN Hale & Nore.1 101 3 TONOPAH AND GOLDFIELD BEERR 832 ' Tonopah. £ BRI 2338 OCEAN TRAVEL. Steamers of company, or for which it is agent, leave Plers 9 and 11, San Fran- cisco: For Ketchikan, Wrangel, Junean, Treadwell, Haines, Skaguay, ete., Alaska—I11 a. m., Dec. 16, 31. 26, 31, Jan. 5. Change to this company's steamers at Seattle. For Victoria, Vancouver, Port Townsend, Seattle, Tacoma, Everstt, Anacortes, South Bellingham, Bellmgham—11 a. m., Deec. 16, 21, 26, 31, Jan. 5. Change at Seattle to this company’s steamers for Alaska and G. N. Ry.; at Semttle or Tacoma to N. P. Ry.; at Van- couver to C. P. Rv. For Eureka (Humboldt Bay)—Pomona, 1:30 P m., Dec. 18 24 30, Jan. 5. Corona, 1:30 p._m.. Dec. 15, 21, 27, Jan. 2 For Los Angeles (via Port Los Angeles and Redondo), San Diego and Santa Barbara— Santa Rosa, Sundays, 9 a. m. State of California, Thursdays, 9 a m. For Los Angeles (via San Pedro and East San Pedro). Santa Barbara, Santa Cruz, Mon- terey, San Simeon, Cayucos, Port Harford (San Luis Obispo). Ventura and Hueneme. Bonita, 9 a. m,, Dee. 26, Jan. 2. Coos Bay, 9 a. m., Dee, 13, 21, 29, Jan. & For Ensenada, Magdalena Bay, San Jose del Cabo, Mazatlan, Altata, La Paz, Santa Rosalla, Guaymas (Me: 10 a. m., Tth of each month. For further information obtain folder. Right is reserved to change steamers or sailing dates. TICKET OFFICES—¢ New Montgom ery st. (Palace Hotel), 10 Market st., and Broad- way wharves. Preight Office 10 Market st. C. D, DUNANN, General Passenger Agent. 10 Market st., San Francisee. The Pacific Transfer Co., 20 Sutter st., will call for and_check baggzage from hotels and residences. Telephone Exchange 312 AMERICAN LINE. st. Paul Deec. 24(Philadeiphia. ...Jan. T Bt. Louis. Dee. 31 Td.Jan. 14.10:30 am *Calling at Dover for London and Paris. ATLANTIC LINE. New York—London Direct. Men'm'e,” Dec 24,10 am| Mesaba_Jan. 7,10 a.m. Mntnka, Dee.31. 1 pm!/Minhaha.Jan. ‘14.11:30 RED STAR LINE. New York—Ani Calling at Dover for London and Kroonland Dec. 24|Zeeland Vaderland Dec. 31| Finland % WHITE STAR LINE. ew York—OQueenstown—Liverpool. Baltic, Dec. 28, 10 am|Teutonle,Jan, 11,10 am Cedrie, Jan. 4, 4:30 am/ Majestic Jan. 18 . ......Feb. 4, March 18 FROM BOSTON CANOPIC ...Jan. 7. Feb. 18 ROMANIC. Jan. 28, March 11 C. D. TAYLOR, Passenger Agent Pacific Coast, 21 Post st., San Franeisco. SR Amp RTDNEY. 0ceanics. s.Co, =i ot 8. S. VENTURA, for Honolulu, Samoa, Auck- d and Sydney..Thursday. Dec. 22, 2 P. M. ALAMEDA, for Honolulu, Dec. 31, 11 A.M. 8. MARIPOSA, for Tahiti, Dec. 31, 11 A. M. 8. 8.