The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 25, 1905, Page 15

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1905 1 The Hop EASTERN MARKETS. iovement. New York Monmer Market. New York Stock ¥r t cp AW ) s hea steady; rafiroads, eas Marke "800 A 1.860, 100 7,800 An Am VAu)’Pn “Do Pt 00| Atigt Cot L 7 & 500, A. . wpya 4100 Bt & Obio e Gas. 24.5 m»v\»! T Jrook Un Gas ok D &1 Butterick C s & Bf Co/lsbi (149 “l1bo% ma 133% 1503 182 HNQ 1413 142 . m “a6iy 4..5. w\ 463 | 136|137 | 305 (400 | 306%(106% | 0% 40 | s0iy ! 11043 10444 104 10835 | 151 148 148 12 ] o, 4 g fied hanse] m";. 86| 853 S5% | 858 | 108 |303% .u{ u.fl. g% h1s% | 97 | 9Tk | Ki_ %) 898 | 56% w%.sr 1718 x.!s. l.lfl. 403|453 45% | t 11045 4a04% | , Ontons an | Adlantic C L Balt & Do 3%s ... 90V, | Brook AR & .100% Central of Ga Bs.113 Cotion lozver. shares. ange flictuating. Futures firmer, fore. prices. s lowver. Meat markets, etables. tiful and we 101m0Y Aie fier Game s dull and weak. but Orangc 101, 18y s1 kel | 85 130% (185 70 5| 100 145 53 10014 (150 * 226 414015 140% {5515 % % 1011102 ,umu 19015 201 K [180 195 185 ‘m. 9614 liv] 100 7 108 TR a8 48 - j141% (140 (180 101% 100% 101 "ot 16 108 300/ Rubber G 190, Do pfd.. Sloss &1 | 581 B m *'486h Tenn Coal & I./107 113814 800 Texas P L T Col 5S¥%| 573! €00/ Texas Pacific -..| 33%| 339 os o j121 ,1. 700U § Cast iron P| 5 300{ , 1,600.C 200 74,5000 99,800 8 steel Cor .. Do pra . 20! Western Union 300 Westinghouse Do ist pfd wWa&LE Do 1st pfd 329,100—Total shares sold. New York Bonds. U B ref 2 reg. 1M§Jlmnh 24 eef. 98% Do _coupon % Do 8s reg. Do new F4s re.152% 3 S“‘ Do coupon. .- 13235 mnn:_g‘n’r.uofl' Amer Tob 46, a8 18, 65 ».re... 115K+ Do 2ds ‘3% Atch gen 4s. i Do adj Ohlo 48.108 Do 1st ine {166 —4 Pittsburg ) ln% ol b o 19% 1 1951120 358 34% .N\ 90;.1 w | mx-r" Xmg | b 8| 3% vl [J‘ukmvme .. A mnt 20" Little Horn Siiver Iron_ Silver Leadville Con €0, Ontarfo 50, Opbir ! mi. foi & 06] Stundard Chiet . | Boston Stocks and Bends. | Money— ~ U | Cail loans Time loans . nds— Atchison 4s . Do adji 4& Mex Central 4s. 7 Railroads— Atchison . Do pfd. Boston & Maine. \.u Boston Elev | Fitchburg' ptd. Mex 1 s 5@s| 14*“« Daly | 203 |Granby | \!:'rque(h‘ 100 |[isle Roya | Union Pacific ...13 3;. Mass Mints Miscellaneous— | Michigan Amer Arge Chem 24 |Mohawk . Do pfd.. .. 97 |Mont Coal Amer Pneu Tube. 6 North Butte Amer Sugar Do pfd .. | Osceola Amer Tel & Tel.138% Parrot Amer Woolen 0| Quincy Do pfd. 104% | Shannon Dom Jron & '§.. 20 | Tamarack Ed Elect Hlum.245 |Trinity Gen Electric 388 | United Copper Mass Eleetric ... 13%|U- & Mining. Do pfd 18 Mass Gas United Fruit . Tn_Shoe Mach. Do ptd. U'S Steel. dull orders in covery to $13. Dominion Steel ptd..* West 234 | Franklin . %! THE COPPER STOCKS. With the exception of Utah, the market was #@7 Westing Common. 85 Mining— Soon after the opening a few stop North Butte were reached and the yrice decllned early to $72 50, with a late re- The floor traders are bearish on the stock because of its sharp rise and are break, probably trying their best to make a in order to cover stock sold lower down. London Closing Cons for Den & Rio G. Do pfd . Brie . Do 1s Do 23 pr 1l Central Louis & X | M, K & Texas. Money—2%@G3 per cent. The rate of discount SBURG, Nov. LONDON, %N Y Central.... 8 5 IG\ Nor & Vestern. Stocks. jont £ Wenlzm | Pemnsylvania ... 7% Rand Mines . Can Pacific . Reading .. . Ches & Oble 4| Do lst pfd..... Chi Great West. Do 24 pfd..... | Chi, Ml & m Plsfl'g S0 R Raflway 3 De ‘Beers ... rd . HBar sllver—Firm; 20 15-164 per ounce. London Copper Market. ~There was further eager buying in the copper market to-day, which was {attributed to advices from New York. About | exra fancy, 11%@12c. .rl% in the open market | for short bills is & 15-16 per cent and for three | monthe® biils 3%@4 per cent. St. Petersburg Money Market. 24\ Prices on the weakened under heavy selling from Moscow, Imperial 4s dropping to 8434 2650 tons of the metal was sold. Copper closed |nn-n at £76 5s. | Bank Clearings. | NBW YORK, Nov. | compiled by Bradstreet, 24.—The following table, hows the bank clear- | Ings at the principal cities for the week end- | i:g Noyember 23, with tne percentage of in- crease and decrease as compared with the cor- responding week last yeaf: #St. Louis. [ *San Francisco. *Minneapolis *Cleveland . | *Louteville . | Detroit .. | *Milwaukeo | Omaha .. | #Proviaerice . ‘bm Angeles. Bufralo | flnduumm | *St. Paul. . | Hartford | Nashville | New Haven | Grana _Rapids. | Norfolx Dayton Augusta, Ga. | Evaneviile . | Stoux City,. . *Birmingham . §§??s wnkpnbun-e ,076,591 Davenport 793,765 B | Dittle Rock - 845,536 | Topeka 730,280 3 | Chatténooga 815,895 | Jacksonviile, 207,059 Klilrnnm lflr‘h ,212,848 _.“,..N,.,,__,... £ | Bpringfiela, Tl ‘all River . Wheeling, W. Macon | Helena | Lexington | ron - Canton, | Fargo, N Youngstown | Sioux ¥ Mansfield, Ohio. .. | Fremont,” Neb. Cedar Rapids ‘tHouston fGalveston . OBHCO N"v York 1 8..88,091,638, 741 * gxm ERSEEE ! sE8E resowy saa BsuusatenuNzs: - = safssas pasanyamy RadnsERaD: NNy 11 | 27 “g | 1808 2,000,753 1,625,320 ‘ s i 500,07 m'rou'l;d (xnnn’ $75,416,620 . it ded, in totals because | el it Pola "l S | WAIEIIIG'I'ON. excnmv- ¢, the S150. shows: | W’D- gold cun na certificates, $44,042, .. —— Cendition of the Treasury. Nov. 24.—Tb-day’s state- | Daiances In the general m.w'zf& said —Per Cent— r'- T X the market will fluctuate within comparative- Iy narrow limits and be very uncertain, penn- ing the publication of the Government crop port on December 4. This wi p‘r give the uu- mated vield of “lint cotton and the S o e sioe of ceop.” 1t thls comfirme the present crop views of less than 10,500,000 bales the market will then undoubtedly sell much higher, but opefators rather prefer to await the appearance of thie report before loading up to any extent under the existing wr’ll‘%lflonl. 7 Py e Commerclal says: Cotton now seems to be a fieht between the short interests and l ‘Wall-street crowd led by Joseph H. Hoad- 1 avices by telegrapn fiom' the sauth this evening naicate that quite generally favorable weather has prevafled during the week. Pick- ing continues and reports from some localities how that mnnlhnblz cotton remains to be :-lhered movement to market 1§ on a 1ibéral despite the mgponunn in some '”c‘::? P mv‘!':luhmg&?l i b-le- America; OoR—1 n : in, S Inds— 3 28474 99, Other k! 1904, mgod . 1\; of all kinds—1004, 3,874,078; in 1003, 5,242 ners’ “si North | 06 554,000 \ss |mlnn EA%00: the worla, R b0, ag | 2,294 000." World's_ takings the past week— 1 109,000, amainst 412,000 fn 1904, Cotton futures opened’ steady at jhe ddaion. December, 11.18¢: January. 5 11 ;"c Avpril, 11.65¢ bld: May, ll'ul:' July, r‘omm futures closed barely steady. Novem- ber, 11.02c; December, 11.12c; January, 11.30c; February; 11.40c; March, 11.52c; April, 11. 57c: Mns) 11. usc,“.vun- du Gfig Jun‘!‘fiidll: -8, asite t cottofi closed steady. ng uplan 1195¢; m 12c. Sales, bales. New York Grain and Produce. NEW YORK, Nov. 24 —FLOUR—Receipts, ,600 barrels; exports, 21,000 barrels; market steady, with {rade light. WHI % ,900 bushels; exports, HEAT—Raceipts, 1 62,500 buchels; sales, 2,600,000 bushels futures. | Spot market, irregular. No. 9% ele- vator and $9%c f. o. b. @float; No. 1 Duluth, T1%o £ 0. b Whoet! No. 1 hard Manitoba, 1 o. b, afioat. At first yielding to lower gmb o9 ‘and less apprehension over Argentine | conditions, wheat quickly recovered on smaller Northwestern receipts, bull support, bullish Australian crop reports and talk of large flour sales at Minneapolis. A reaction followed on | the bearieh Modern Miller and the clone was partly Yo net lower. May, 91 1-16@91% ‘(nllfvad 91 9-16c; December, 91%@91%¢, closed | z'ops—-finwy WOOL—Steady. PETROLEUM—Steady. HIDES—Firm. (‘OFFLE—ThQ market was qulet, but. with undertone firmer and dealers inclined to buy. Receipts of Rio and Santos for five months will réach 7,000,000 bags, leaving only about 815 milllon to market the fext seven months; ‘and as Buropean stocks are smi it will be wanted at their prices, and Brazil cannot be forced to sell on eclines. December liquidation will be over to-mMOrrow. Futures closed steady at a net advance of 5 and 10 points, with sales reported of 144,750 | bage, of which 90,000 bags were switches. | The total ulee lMllxdrd l)ecembér. fi.mfl.fi)c' 6526, May, ‘:'- " No. 7 involes, 8 B-160; firm; fair Nflnll\l. 215-169 3ec; centrifugal, test, 315@3 9-16c; molasses g, % 15100 e, Negnat, steady. TTER—Ensy. Street price, extra cream- ery, 2 ¢ official_prices, unchanged. ZSE—Unchanged. | EGGS—Unchanzed. DRIED FRUITS. EVAPORATED APPLES—Parties short of evaporated apples for November delivery seem to have secured the necessary supplies and the market is comparatively quiet, though the tone contfaiues firm. Common to good. are qycted at 7c: nearly vrime, Slc; prime, 9g9%e; ehoice, 10c: fancy, 1lc. PRUNES—Are less active, but prices are well held and spot quotations range from 4%c to Tlhe, according to krade. Are attracting a falr demand, though buvers stem b be eatisfied with smal} lots which are obtainable within the ' recent range. Choice are guoted at 8l@de; extra chgice, 04 @o%c, and fancy at 0@t ige. PEACHES Are in a_ strong position, with extra_choice quoted a 10c; fancy, 10%c, and RAISINS—Appear to be more or less tinset- | tled by re-selling slightly under association prices. Loose muscatels are quoted at 5 T30; docked ruistns. at 5%4@9c, and Lo layers at §1 €0, New York Metal Market. NEW YORK, Nov. 24.—The Londont tin market was b lower at £158 15s for spot, but futures are unchanged at £153. Locally the market was reported firm, with spot quoted at $33 55@33 Copper was decidedly higher abroad, closing at £70 for spot and at £70 bs for futures. The local market is strong: Electrolytic is sald to be In better demand than lake, and sales have been made, it is said, around $17 6213, while it is belleved that liftle if any business has been done in lake above $17 50. Gmnlly speaking, quotations range as follows: and electrolytic, $17 12%@17 62%, and taltr lnll, QW T5@17 25. ea was unchangel at £15 7s 6d in_Lon- dun lnd at $5 25@5 75 in the local market. Iron was higher abroad, with standard foun- dry quoted at 52s 64 and Cleveland warrants at 539 €d. Locally the market Is reported firm at recent orices, No. 1 foundry, Northern, is quoted at $18 75@19 25; No. 2 foundry, North- ern, at $18 265718 85; No. 1 foundry, South- ern, $18 MIB 75, and No. 2 foundry, South- ern, $18@18 25. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. Future Graln and Provisions. CHICAGO, Nov. 24. — The wheat market opened weak, initial quotations in May being off w@4e to @k at S8%¢ to S6%c. The de- cline was dus chiefly to weakness in the mar- ket at Liverpool. The failure of the English market to respond to yesterday's advance hers scemed to local traders to indicate that for- elgrers did not entertain serious fears concern- ing the Argentine crop situation, and conse- quently traders here were inclined to dismiss the idea that the Argentine crop had been se- verely damaged by frost. As a result the price of May declined to 861 @86%¢. The fact that rain had jast night fallen over the greater por- tion of the wheat-growing territory of the Tnited States was apparently ignored early in the sessioh. On the decline a eading bull be- came an activé purchaser of May wheat. TH created a general demand, which resuited in a sharp upturn. Reports of large sales of flour at Minneapolis, which came in about this time, were an important factor in the situation. The strength of cash Wheat at that grain center also stimulated the demand for wheat here. For May the highest point of the day was reached at 87%c. The market was steady dur- ing the latter part of the day. Final quota- gfom in May were practicaliy unchanged at Ke. Barly in the day corn was inclined to heavi- ness. Later the market became steady. May closed ¥c lower to 48%e, Renewed liguidation in ths December option was the feature of trading in oats. May closed 1%@Ye off at 81%@81%e. The provision market was firm. At the close May pork was up a thade, lard was off some- what, and ribs were 2i5c higher. The leading futures ranged as follows: on. Articles— Open.. ~High. Low. Close. ‘Wheat No. 2— 3 83 87 821 45 44! 43 43’ 29 81 30 Cash Gnln and mflug.., . «mum ‘were . wild Dn:hm:& cnup-." this week, while Tur- Keys are hi on account of the extra de- mand X mhe there has been 1 rates siniee last in -ml Vej k. Dies. ate still in Iimited Huckleberriea and Qul mred a ey from the 00| New %munmn ~@10 00 an $—@8 00 Bay. DAIRY PRODUCE, ETC.— B‘Een choice, 5q.- —cw Efi: a:m Ranch 4 IS %‘ g.hrnms( soney, oflml:td POULTRY AND GAXE—- lWl!fl Ducks, .‘uhf— 55 —@2 =3 =2 ch.1’ 75| White Geese Gi-lhlll‘. .§1 fi'& 25| Brant % 25@145 Pigeons, pair. Hare, Scuabs; per piir g0 MEATS, PER POUND— Porterhse St Elrionn Stonle.13 Round Steak..10@12%;; Ch FRUITS AND NUTS— Alligtr Pears,ea.40@50| Limes, doz .....10@15 Almonds ......1 Oranges, dozen— oberri t 3 Comm = nberries, qt. ‘ommon Pecans 5rPomurrm dz. Pineapples, each. 500’! {mmons, L i 10@15 o.w-lm.m‘ per 1020930 Artichokes, doz.60c@$1|Leeks, doz bunch.—@13 Beets, d=zen 10(&: Mushrooms, 1b. 315 Beans, white, ib. =% Colored, per 1b 4@ 6{ Dried- Lima, ib.. 6 1% Green Lii 1!1 l l/a 0 Cabbage, 1 Celery, hes cuc“mbcn doz. Green Peppers.ib ee Green doz. Spinach, per Ib.— | Swt Potatoos, lbm 0| Thyme, dz bnchs.—@: ’l‘urnhn. per,_doz.—@13 ‘Tomaf 1b.... 4@ 6 3% 13| Sqard %i 1 1=x:§1-'m; é 15 Clams, 5| —@15| Do lu.nishen ib ufilo Balmon, fresh.—@12%|Crawfish, per Ib.—@18 Do, smoked. ¢ Crabs, each....12%: Salmon Trout. celpts, steers, $3 50@5; Western steers, $2 1! ; cows and heifers, Ulm- $4 "%5‘ 77 of sales, $4 67 B 475 lambs, $8 GT 50; bulk wo; steady. - Yearlings, ’fi'wb 80; ewes, $4 5@ Kansas City. KANSAS CITY, Me., Nov. 24.—~CATTLE— Receipts, 2000; market, steady. Native steers, ; pative cows and heifers, $1 stockers and feeders, 40@4 25; bulls, 3 50; calves, $2 25@6 256; Western steers, $2 50; Westerh cows, HOG! pes. 7000, steady to shade low- er. of sales, $4 7 ru heavy, $4 75 Bt p‘chn. $4 70@4 80; plgs and light, ; 4 “—mlpu ::wo strong. lm:m-. ; lambs, ; range wethers, | “ fl’lg 60; fed ewes, ‘% 5. MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS. 6 10{ 6 00% Mar.-June. 24 20 24 15 a1 80 3170 St. Louis Wool Market. ST. LOUIS, Nov. $4—Wool steady. Medi- um_combing and clothin; 26@30c; light fine, 21@26c; heavy fine, 1f 4134e, c; tub washed, 33@ Northern Whent Market. ORBEGON. PORTLAXD, Nov. #4, —WHEATClub, 71 bluestem, 73@idc; valley, T4@T5c; red; 6iec. WASHINGTON. ACOMA, Nov. 24— WHEAT —Unchanged; blucsteon Fie: olub, 73c; red. 096, g SR, Northern Business. PORTLAND, Nov. 24.—Clearings, $810,154; balances, $164,644. TACOMA, Nov. 24 —Clearings, §541,506; balances, 4 SEA’ . Nov. 24.—Clearings, $1,089,380; balances, §263,474. SPOKANE, Nov. 24.—Clearings, $748,262; balances, $106,101. . - e WAL MARKETS. nni-n--nl Bullion. Tha present high price of eflver is & short -In on November uemmnl. 1:;«!4: and the Paris which will re- quire mnoo kilos. China is nl-o a large con- sumer and will silvie i ot 1 m‘hmmflm of nuvt:: d ance. “rm- -heu!y mul vi tha-dhipment of m. Sexkean doitar, eh goes o to Hong- so that, with the I(nl dollar at 50 ll.id down here, it is cheaper ip the coin. There Is llfl a good demand for from !.n;!lh 1 these demands - made the 'umd,. zmlue&h. 160,000,000, temporarily in- eni & LOCAL. Sterling :t:m st Sterling fi Sterling Exchan s New York sight New York Exchange, telegraphic Stlver, per Mexican OATS—Are still qulet at the familiar quota— tions. Offerings continve sufficient Red, $1 50@1 62 1 holce seed, §1 3@ 1wmm,w.§u;" $135 for common: | Bl-ek. flwmt sood_to choleemrmd to $1 25 for ordinary e o %3’ change to ré- Thire Wos i factn as no er gflfl n!:‘l:‘fdu All conditions remain as be= | ore $1 37% for Yellow. $1 32% | for all Western sacked, for White and $1 35 for Mixed; California lay Yellow. $1 3213@1 35; unu round do, 'l e, White, nominal; Egyptian, $1 351 40 for ‘White and 1 B3 § i 0 e BUCKWHEAT—Nominal at $§1 75@2 25 per cental. Flour and Farinaceous Goods. UR—California Faily Extras, u L Bakers' Hay and Feedstuffs. All descriptions under this before stal Sup) stuffs continué sui BRAN—$21@22 uuanlG Fms’l”tllfl—fiolud lel $25@26; Co- coanut, Cake or Meal at mlll! s!z n, 10 and | § F Broom Corn Feed, 90c per c!l carload lots, $21; jobbing, $22 50 on} Mealfalfa, §18 in car lots and $20 for -mllhr quantities. HAY—Wheat, $11 'll 50; Wheat and Oat, $11@15 50; Oat, $9@13 2 \v'uh unteer Wlld Oat stock, o e ttnars Cand b1 80813 for ehoice Tiver. STRAW-—-30@65¢ per bale, N Beaus and Seeds. Continued firmness in Beans is still reported | by. dealers without much change in quotations. | The tendency in Limas is upward and prices | for future delivery are above those for spot $30@40 per ton; c-lruu Meal, i (lote. Pinks are siightly higher, EANS—Bayos, $8 Butter, 84; ‘White, 65: Pea, &'&W”. small 82 large 203 1 Wite, §3 2502 60: Pk, 31 o 10 'Red. tzwfi 25: Lima, e'ul Red Kid- ys, $3G3 50; B eye, usm 5 per ctl Horse Bear: @1 SEEDS—Brown )lmurd u F0@4 73; Yellow Mustard, $3 50§93 75; Flaxseed. mominal; Ca- nary, 614,@6lc; Alfalfa, 13@l4c for nfi-m and 10@12c for California; Rape, 2@2%: Timothy, 5%c; Hemp, 314c per Ib; Millet, % @3%¢c: Broom Corn Seed, per ton. DRIED PEAS—Nliles, $1 75@2; Green Peus, $1 7582 Potatoes, Onlons and Vegetables. In the Potato market prime offerings of 2 | tancy Salinas and Oregon Burbanks continued | to meet with prompt sale at full figures, while low-grade stock, which was abundant, dra; Potatoes were reported steady at the familiar quotations. Most kinde of vegetables were in limited supply and firm, Tomatoes being the only ex- ception. Stocks of the latter were still ex- cessive and carried-over lags ‘of bay _stock could be bought at prices well below the In- side quotation. POTATOESRiver, Whites, (3GSe per <tl; Salinas Burl per ctl: Oregon Burbag] 115 Der_ cll Sweet Potatoes, Merced, $1 50 pe ONIONS—Yellow, $1 1081 30 per ctl. VEGETA' BL!S—GMMP "Sade per ib: String and Wax Beans. 9G10c per Ib: Lima Duate, SORE. pae INF Tomatos dtegis. 26, sor Sotgmer forash, nominal: K 5&50»« - cartier nuoocmm lu s, sack; iant, mopo:il per bax; do b eppers i 101 25 for Be1 20 per ton: Hubbard Squasli, $15G20 per ton. Poultry and Game. The Poultry market remalned steady under continued active buying for holiday wants and the receipts, which continued helvy. cleaned ©p readily at good prices. Young Chickens led in point of demand and sales of gome deseriptions were reported at a small premium, The feellng in Turkeys was firm and quotAtions for both live and dressed were advanced & polnt. Two carloads of Eastern frozen sfock were at hand and the recelnr! were asking 23¢ per pound, Game was gen— erally weak under liberal arrivals and a heavy Teyn 1081 Dressed Turkeys. T, 2 ngs, mqs per dozen for old and $4@6 for $4@4 50_for small and $6 Jarge; young- Rogsters, $586: o 5, . ; Broil d GAMB—Per "x»—mnuu Ducks, $2@2 50: 3 50; Widgeon ulo.m-unnn.n- Gray Geste, §1 5003; White Gesse, 16 Brant, $1 50 for large and $1 Honkers, $3@5; Hare, $2: Cu(!onllll H«lbflh. 52 Brush Rabbits, §1 Butter, Cheese and Eggw. Yesterday was the Iivellest day on the ex- changé since its establishment. There were quite a number of eales, wlt%h“.leuve MMI!‘. Butter again advanced and i~ —ea al8o slightly higher. !%:. were again lower. The advance in Butt: dué to continued moder— ate supplies and a very falr demand and that in to continued scarcity. The decline in Eggs is due to the gradual increase in re- coipts and stocks and the falling off in the consumption of fresh ranch owing to the pre- valling hllhm.pflcel. extras, acked. fancy, 18%4o, ;vsu bid undk:g.r Eastern _faney Ql((:‘. o was 88 Cares | Cattfornia b SA L T E e porles Off 30 Galitoria fat Cheose, T4ibc: o a o g.,“"‘ ere 1 10.206" e mm::wn. s Swete 10,200 Chedle "ana. 403 Bags. DAIRY zxcyums orncnx. m FV“:” Q¥ote_The Bxchang wholesale prices as estt fera on the about 1c higher, the character of the businesa. ¥4 Vm—mb—cumm 280, firm; _firsts. firm; _ seconds. firm ; Fastérn extras, a Srats, Zige. Bstern Ladles—Extras, 20¢; n'r-n goods —Californla extru.flsu = mml 23350, ‘Eastern exiras, l2s Soe, ‘Arm; firste, 193, tadly et unsustained rates. Omions and Sweet | AUCTION SALES ~~ Ormondale Yearings = AUCTION SALE. Ten head of THOROUGHBRED YEAR- | LINGS from the Ormoudale Stock Farm, W. | O'B. Macdonough. proprietar. | . These yearlings are the product of Ossary. | St Carlo, Orsini and St. Avonfeus, out of fuch famous mares as Lovelight (dam of Ed Lilburn), (dam of C: locks (dam of (idaeral obe | @am of Roman Gold). ete. | Yo willaleo sell the deme oventog all the YBARLINGS, BROOD u’“ AND HORSES IN TRAIN- ING ! Belonging to the ESTATE OF THE LAoTE DON CAMERON. | Among these horees are Sir Wilfred, & year- ling sister to Sir Wilfred, and Plumeria, the Sam of Sir Wifred. ¢ T NG, November 28, 1908, At 7:45 O'Clock, at the Salesyard of FRED H. CHASE & CO.. 1732 MARKET ST., Near Van Ness Ave. San Frasefsco. Horses at yard Saturday, November 25. Send for catalogue. W. P. MAGRANE, At Auction MONDAY, Nov. 27, at 11 o'clock, at the |xmernauou1 Horse Market, Twelfth and Har- rison sts., 1 will seil 110 head of broken and tnbroken” horséw from 4 {o 10 years of age; weight from 1000 to 1600 Ibs. 86 head of these horses are well broked and weigh upward of 1200 Ib&. Contractors, ramchers and truckmen shouid not overlook this sale if you want good horses at your gwn price. The sale takes place, ram or shine, as tis etock must and will be sold. §. WATKINS, Auctioneer. Auetioneer. f’r fancy; Pears, S@12%e; Nectar- 13@8%e for white and .‘fi: for Red; h e 1@9¢_tor and g9 for Yellow: Stiver Brines, 1990; Evaporsted Avpics. 7%@d%c: Figs, boxes, 30 for chaice, 53¢ for extra cholce and 60@6de for fancy: bulk whits, 2%@4c per Ib; blmek, PRUNES—New ¢rop Prunes, 3%@dc baste | tor the four sizes (80-100) and A@i%e Basis | tor the large and small sizes, | RAISINS—Loose, 4.crown, % per Ib; 3- crown, e: 3-crown, 5%c. Sesded Ratsina— Faney, 16 ouces, 8%c; fancy, 13 ouneen, 8%e: choice, 18 ounces, Sc; choice, 12 ounces, & Imperia} Clusters. $3' per 2013 box; $2 50; famcy, $2; 3-crown $1 50; 2-crown, $1 40: seedless standard Shiecatsin, 1hc; setilocn Suitanes, ?’Z Th s, 2910’ bleached fancy, and: ard, Te. Noupareils, 125%@130; T X 11%@13c; Drakes, 0¢ “ina " Eanguedoc, 9a9%c; narsner ¢; Walnuts, No. 1 o, 2, Wlfle No. 1 hardshell, I3 !&n 8ai7e for | eans, Cocoanuts, $4 5085: Che-mu's, 14@15c; California, 12%c per 10%@11%e for white and | 8@10c for amber; water white extracted, 63 [l)’,c. 4% @5%c; amber, 4@ilgc: | awailan, 234¢ for extracted. BEESWAX. 21089 per 1b. Provisions. CLm-:D MEATS—Bacon. 12%c per Ib for 12%e for light medium, 13%:@ldc for ll(hl uox-n,: tor extra light and nmd!,c for sugar-cured Sait v [ pe ens, $3; Smoked 6%¢ per Ib for cnuloruh Compound, T@7%¢c for Eastern eom-~ potnd a : Plgs’ Feet, 9%e for pure; half barreis, pure, 9 lt-)b tins, 1034e; 5-ib tins, 10%e; 3> tins, 10%5c. COTTOLENE—One halt barrel, Sc¢; three | haif barrels, Tige; ame tlerce e‘ n{u two tlerces, Toge; five tlerces, Tige per Ib. Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops. HIDES AND SKINS—Culls and brands seil about x,are under quotations. Heavy Salted Steers, 1jc; medium, 12u; light, 12c: H i2c for heavy 12 and Salted Kip, 12c; Salted Veal, 13c: Saited Cali. 13%e; dry Hides, 21ic; ‘fl;‘y ; i9e; dry r&'-u,h Ifk'w;l'mp-kln-‘ shearlings, 23@60c each: shoi 0elist 35: Jeag Weal, | Cow lides, | for Mght: Stags, Sic: for medfum. $2 25 for small and Sve for Colte: Horse Hides, dry. $2G2 25 for large and §1 for medium, $1 50 for small and 30c for Colts. Mex! 3le; W—No. 1 rendered, 4@44e 0 barreler drums, Xe less; No. 2. 3@3%e; m.—hn clip—Koethern _ tree, 18417 do. M.cfl'.lec’.l-h Middle County, free, 139 1%¢; de, tive, 12@lde: San Jomwn and Southern, San Joaquin Lambe’, 133 18e; do, dekctl\e 9812c per 1b. HOPS—9%@10%e. Meat Market. ‘There was no further change in_quotations yesterday. Hoga were firm at the advance ai- ready noted. DRESSED MEATS. ‘Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are lows : BEEF babke for Steers and 4g0e per 1> tor Cows. VEAL—La: .‘Hfic mfl m er xn MUTTON— 9% pound. LAMB—11c per PORK—DR“ Bm 7.8‘45 per 1b. cu.m'—u(.k 1> (gross wel SHEEP—Wethe m.nu. n-? @3%0 per head. lfllo-ll‘m g5 o o Boarm, Tt 14 Egx. 150: clke, 11 S00is oot w.u...n.ug!'u-mc"i’m,; Mouncdia e add Sc; Mhmhélulfi:::dnl 48c for raw: Castor cases, No. 1, 70c3 Bakers® Ak cases. $1 14G1 16 Lueoh 4o tor botled and 46 for raw; cades, 63@ e Ty fon dad 30e for. ust stra Sperm. : extra bleached Wintes Whale oOtl, 65c; natural Whale Ofl, t0e; winter strained Lard Ofl, 75c; No. 1 Lard 6e; Pure Neatsfost Ofl, 78¢: No. 1 Neat Ot m:mm 3 Otl, 34¢; bolled ofl, 83¢; raw 38c; Paint OLl, 3Be. oou.on..emrrn—wu: oty bulk, 1le: Pearl Ofl, canes, TTihe; THe; Star, 17%4c: Extra Star, : Elaine, 26c: Eocene, i Stove Gaso- E:hhnxl. in cases, Motor Gase- in n 3 ;Gfl- : i R NS Walr LA nes o oo of Crushed : d&lfi: Dry 1t coarse, 5.0%¢: :"3_-::. 1558 o Mngmitin -, & e 3‘-*-6.‘.% 10 more; haif barrels, 50-15 bags, 10c mor Halt Dominos, 8.05¢ per 1b. leas than seventy- FOR FRIDAY. Flour, qr sks. 'a ‘Wheat, ctis Barley, ctis Oats, ctls .. 08 oo e 1i3 Tallow, ctis - e Sugar.”etls .- a S is Sren sk 18300 Shorts, sks . k2] ‘Widdlings, sks. 2T a1