The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 13, 1906, Page 15

SUMMARY OF tern markets generally close ! ! Securities quiet, but Ton eat and Laiwy iutures slig Oats and Corn wunchanged. 2 Beans weakened by the r Hay in large receipt and weak. Butter hi Potatoes and Onions in free su ht receipt and kigh g ith moderat gher. No change in E, Meats very firm, but quiet Fruits firim and Hops st /' > E Al 5 -] THE MARKETS. d yesterday. opah Stocks active and firm. htly lotwer. ain. Rolled Barley lower. Bran anchanged. 2gs or Cheese. Hogs still scarce. eady in New York. pply and weak er. Poultry unchanged. L AN’[.‘& activg. e arr f any beervance of Wheat in Japuary. Exports EASTERN MARKETS, Condition of the Treasury. importance te, nominal; Eg)puu, $1 40 e 'and $1 25@1 30 for Brown). 1 52% per etl. 0@1 75 per ctl.- California Family Extras, $4 80@ terms: Bakers' Extras, M“H @4 25 per 1ol GOODS—Prices in pp-ck-.sen Flour, $3 25 per 100 Rye Meal, §3 50; Rice | 2 75; extra Cream do, | 5; Oat Groats, $1 75, Buckwheat Flour, $1 30; Whole Wheat F S5 B: Boned Oats, oty ole Wheat Flour, olied Gats, bbla: | $@s: Pm sacks, se'gom 5; Pearl Bariey,'s6; plit Peas boxes, reen Peas, $5 Split P 550 per Hay and Feedstufts. Hay has been rushed into this market at a great rate lately, but the Hay merchants ex- pect smaller arrivals from now on, as.the country holders have signified their intention to cut down their shipments hereafter. They take the ground that, considering stocks and the interior demand, the conditions do | warrant the present duliness of the San Fr: cleco market and do not propose to increase | the weaknes here by loading down the mar- | ket. Quotations remain unchanged. There is nothing new in Feedstuffs, except a decline in Rolled Barley in sympathy with the raw grain 1 per tom. —$26q30 per ton | . $25@ N | cake Meu in 5 Ton lots, $37: Jobbing. & ton: Cocoanut Cake or Meal at mills, i . | and $23 50 in 5 ton lots: jobbing, $2: 0; | Meal, BO@30 B0;: Cracked -Corn, - | Mixea 4@25; Horse Beans, 05T ton; Bro Corn Feed, 90c per ctl; Calfalfa Meal, carioad lots, $22; JObbing. $23 50 per ton: ASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET. Mealfalfa. $22 In car lots and $23 50 for | smaller quantities. Y . H;\\'—Whml $11 50@16; Wheat and Oat, Py ‘“r:“< 5 5 $11G15;_ Oat, $10G13; Barley, $8@11; V. » - 12 —CATTLE—Receipts, | yptecr 'Wild Oat. $8Gi11; stable 3‘% stea Beeves, $3 65@6 85; cows and | gtock @8 50; Altaita, $SGIL per 1os Lo s kers feeders, $2 60 | ordinary and $12 chofce ,,,,, » STRAW—30@ . ; weak to Bc lower; ———— 1,000. Mixed and Beans and Y good heavy, 85900 | The recent rains and pigs, $5 3005 80; | peets have weakened Lima Bea h 4 lght, '$5 7088 90. ' | Ern growing @ 000; . market 10@15c | quoted at $4 " : vearlings, $560Q | eaey in s no lower. Other Be ~—'R- eipts, 5500 wethers. §5 “0gs 6 $5 80@ pigs and light, sheep. _steady: tons, $4 25@5 75: | £e wethers, $5 40@6 10; fed st. Louis Wool Market. 12— Wox ca Med tub wa = Clearings, $997,004; Foreign Futures. LIVERPOOL. 30 LOCAL MARKETS. Exchange and Bullion. LOCAL, . xiy days.. — @4 S4% & e = o4 si riing E: X o o v York Exchunge, sight o c% York Fxchange, telegraphlc — R % S x — @ % ew York « n Londor Whent and Other Grains. EAT-The world’s shipments 'ast week we, i Quarters: Russian, 268,900; 135.000; “Argentine. 260,007 Indiss, Australian, 145, The Caicago and New York oxcianges being 11 ere Wwere no guotations from the Kust rday. The jocal market was dull and es were lLower owing to the -ain. ‘he in continued weak, sr offerings ere neavy and buyers few ond indilerent CASH WHEAT. fornia Club, $1 40@1 41%; Calitornia cralian, $1 lower grades | Wheat, hern $1 27%: Northern Bluestem, | rthern Red, $1 35. ’ FUTURES. Session © to 11:30 & .. Open. High. - Low. Close. $L3% SN 1A §1 31K | -~ No sales; §1 28% bi 2p m ammn Open. High. _Low. _Close $131% $151% $1 ‘H. $1 315 ember 128% 128% 128y 128§ RLEY- Receipts were larger, exceeding ctis, and the cash grain continued dull | and wesk Futures were likewise weak, with fome sctivity in May. CASH BARLEY. yeed, $1 15@1 17% for common and $1 18%@ | 20 for wood 1o Brewing, $1 2%@ 1 Chevalier, $1 20@1 35 per ctl. FUTURES. Session ] - n n a m 17 llxh $117% 311;5 17 7 7 7 lnyA\glul: 93%c bid, Bic asked. 2p m Mm, Open. _Higl Low. _ Close. Mea L8117 §1 l:k $1 17 $117% | My ber—No sales; $3%c bid, 93%c asked. OATS—Continue. insctive and listiess at the 5] mx'm for cholce seed, $1 tor fair to £00d and §1 35 for common; B 1511 6 for_good to cholce for $1 35 for ordinary feed: whltg 8152 Surprise, $1 80@1 65; o-n.‘l | r ctl, report . Local millers ample etocks OBk Drices, with plenty coming in from. the v\nx. 203 for Yellow remain_unch: : —Bayos, $3 40@3 65: small White, 65, Pea, Bu 1 | White. $2 85@3 neys, §3 ctl; Horse Beans, Red, }{Ad Kid- $4 5004 €0 per ; Flaxseed, $2 50@: 124 Rape, 2% @ic; per 1b; Millet, 3@ per ton. reen Peas, $2 15G2 30 per o Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables. The Potato market was quiet and weak, par- ticularly for low-grafe offermgs-of table goode, which wers nsome supply. Early Rose and rm, being | There was { v g in Onions . Stocks were in- | creased by four carloads from Oregon Over 200 sacks of Peas arrived from South- ere was a_ heavy 3 he market for that { article weak. Tomatc too, ; and easy and Asparagus Five boxes of Summer for some time, per box. )TATOES—River Whites, 50@Sc per sack; $1@1 50 per ctl: Oregon c@$1 10 per_ctl: Garmet Chiles, : Early Rose, §1 25@1 40 per regon seed, TH@0c per ctl; Sweet | Potatoes: $1G1 25 per ctl NIONS—Yel T5cG81 per ctl per 1b; 3@se per 1b; Toma Cat s K ireen Peppers, 20c per Ib; 4 per Ib for sun_dried and Marrowfat $35 ¥@25¢ per Ib. Poultry and Game. Three cars of Western Poultry, one of which | came in to retaflers, were received yesterd | The two cars in the wholesale market met with ready sale at good prices. Quotations for domestic stock were wholly nominal, as there w practically no supplies available. Game was in good request and the light receipts cleaned up readily at higher price: POULTRY—Live Turkeys, 15@17c per 1b: Dressed Turkeys. —— per 1b; Geese, per pete, $2@2 50: Goslings, $2 50@3: Ducks, $5@ | € per dozen for old and $6@7 for young: Hens, $4 50@5 50 for small and $6@7 for | large; young Roosters, $6Q7: old ~Roosters, $4 505 50, Fryers, 33g% 50;" Brollers, $3g4 for wmall and $4g5 for larse. Plgeons, 2 5062 5 Per dozen—Mallard Duck rig, $2 50@3; C Widgeon, 82 small Du ks, $1 50; $3; White Geese, e and $1 25 for. small; $202 Cottontail $1@1 50 y Ducks, Red Hea Black Jacks, $2; Gra $1@1 50; Brant, $2 Honkers, §1G5; Rabbits, = §2 50; Hare, 5 | Brush Rabbits, $1 50, Butter, Cheese and Eggs. Although receipts of Butter were much larger yesterday, the quotation for creamery edvanced lc on the exchange, but the market at the advance. Btocks | was quoted w among the res are not large and the demand Cheese re good. Quotations for before, with stocks 1 There was no cl in spite of the large receipts | and market was quoted si ess on the exchange was —10 half boxes Californ | tras, 263c. | Esge—10 cases selected ranch, | melected store, i7c: 25 cases do, seller | " Cneese—For California fancy new, 18c; 7 cases 17 13%c 3!- bid. Receipts were 87,400 Ibs Butter, 4000 Ibs | Cheese and 1561 cases Eggs. | DAIRY F)\CHA\";_H OFFIC] JAL QUOTA- | (Note—The Exchange qm(nxiom revrrt-nt 16, > wholesale prices ae established by sales, bids | mgory. e 3742;2‘“"5” g2 118 | and offers on the exchange. Prices for Butier ctls 002 Pelts, bdls ‘972 ! and Eggs on the street are governed by the t s . 1,300 Leather, roll 186 Exchange quotations, but generally range | (orn (West),ctls 500 Wine, gals 39,200 sbout 1G1340 higher. owing to the miscells- | Rye, otls _© 417 Lime, bbls ‘819 Teous character of the business.) | Baow e 110 20 Quicksilver, 14 | BUTTER—Fresh—California extras, 203c, | Beans, sks . 615 Apples, bxs . Brsts, Z5c, weuk: scoonds, s3ipe, | Potatoes, ks .. 2, b tern, nomiral. ~ Eastern - Ladles— | Onfons, sks 20c; , 10c. Btorage goods—C Bran, ks | fornia, nomipal; Eastern, nominal. Ladies— Middiings, Extras, 20c. steady firsts, 1936, steady: pack- | Wool, bales .... ing stock, 19c, steady. WASH:NGTON. BGGS — Fresh California selected, 18c, 12.620' B firsts, 17%¢, steady; scconds, nominal; | Flour, ar sks... | Bran, ske . Caiifornta selected store, 17c, | Wheat, ctis . ‘“ Shorts, ski | steady; firsts, 16%c, steady; Eastern, nominal, | Potatoes, ske jtorage—Nominai. { rsm:us-—c-ummu fancy. new, 13e, | easy; firets, 1. cas; scconds, | easy Young Americas, fancy, 13%c, ‘luk firll! 13¢c, weak: seconds, nominal. Eastern— Fancy, 16c, firm; Western, uguuc Storage— i c-mornu nominal; Yannl ericas, nominal; Deciduous and Citrus Fruilts. Receipts of Oratges over Sunday were dight and the market, while not very active, was | steadicr than at the close of last week, as it | was expected that receipts ‘'would be ' mod- erate for some time because of the firm state of the Eastern markets the fact that the rain has ch:l':ked flcfll -wl!edm‘nlch"l‘mcu mlml amply olce lnd grades of Navels, but standarde i Timitea supply. There was no auction sale of Oranges ymemv, as there was not and | sutficient Mk -mm;u the auction com- ! pany. of m-n |, Lemons, | which - oy excessive swr Oitrus goods were steady at the ‘oia qmu Trade In M?}m 'n:.;fli"- large wi sacked. $1 20" ¥ IR GT 20 for Mixed; Call. w"&',." %, Bomipal; round ofterings denund and firm. being_in good S5 25 .flqfim 5o lefll« AND PRUITS—Or- $125; | ¢ anges: Navels, $2@2 50 $150@2 for choice and ards; Seedlings, $1@1 2 Lemons, 75c@$2 2 nominal; H: “Mexxcn; awalian, 75c@$1 50 American; 515003 15 poe. buenct §2@4 per dozen for Mexican. per_box for fancy, ,$125G1 75 tor stand- 5 ngerines, $1@ Blénunu ‘entrs 75_per bunch; Pineap) le:l for Hawalian and $1 Dried Fruits, Nuts, Raisins - i ri d Honmey. { ew York continues to report tes | firm market for Peaches, Pruncs and Apeizots | but with the demand moderate and of & hand. | to-mouth character. FRUITS CApricots, 8G10c for Rovals and | 8@12¢ for Moorparks; Peaches, 81c forstand- | ards, 8%c for cholce. 9c for extra choice and | 93%@10%c for fancy: Pears, 8@1Zl4c: Nectar- ines, 7%@8%e for white and T4 @75e for Red: Plums, pitted, 6%@7%e for Bl Red and 7g9c for Yellow Silver Princs, ; Evaporated Apples, SGUioc: Figs, boxes Cooc for choice, 550 for exm chom and 60@63c for fancy; bilk white, ver 1b; black, 3 | PRUNES—8%@4c basis for the four sizes | (60-100) and $%c basis for the large and emall “RAISINS—F. o. b. Fresno—Chotce Seeded, 6@6%c; Seeded Seedling Muscatels, 4% @bc fancy Seeded, 4c: Standard loose Musca- tele, 5@5%c; Standard seedless Muscatels, 21, @4%c; 2-crown London layer ralsins, 20s, | $1°25 ver box; 3-crown London layer Raisin, 20, 5:1 30 per box; 4-crown fancy clusters, 20, T box; 5-crown Dehesa clusters. per rown imperial clusters, 20s, $2 0 per o NUTS— Almonds: Nonparells, 121@13c; I X Ne Plus Ultra, 11%@12c; Drakes, and Languedoe, 9@9%c hardnhe'l c; Walnuts, No. 1 sofishell, 1 {No. 1 hardshell, 123 @1isihe . No. Peanuts, 6@7c for Eastern: Pe- Cocoanuts, ~$4 50@5; Italian . 1214@15¢ for white and 108 Water white extracted, 54@ 4@4%c; dark, $ for amber: 12¢ 5lpc; white, 5¢; amber, Hawallan extracted, nominal. BEESWAX—27@29¢ per Ib. Provisions. Hams are firm at the advance noted Satur- day. Other cured meats are firm and un- changed. CURED MEATS—Bacon, 11%c per Ib for | heavy, 113c for light medium. 13%@ldc for light, 14@14%%c for extra light and 16@16¥%c for “susar-cured; dry Sait Hides, ile; Bel | ; Eastern sugar-cured Hams, 131jc un ornia Hams, 123@13c; Mess Beef, §9 50 | er DLl; extra Mess $10; iamily, $11; prime | Ricss Fork, $14: extra clear; §19 50. Mcas, $17 50; Pig Pork, $22; Pigs’ Feet, $5; Smoked | Beef, l4c per 1b. LARD—Tierces quoted at 6%c per ib for California_compound, 7@7%e for Eastern com- pound and 9%e for pure; half barrels, pure, 10c; 10-1b tins, 10%c; 5-1b tins, 108c: 8-1p tins, 10%c. COTTOLENE—One half barrel, S%c; three balf barrels, 88 ne tierce, Sise; two tierces, S3c; five tlerces. Sic per Ib. Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops. | New York quote Hops steady, There | N ir domestic and export demand ND SKINS—Culls and brands sell | about ¥%@]c vnder quotations. Heavy Salted | Steers, 13c; light, 12¢; Cow Hides, and 12c for light; Stags, Kip. 12c; Salted cal, 13c; Sglted Calt, 1450: dry Hides, 220 | dry Kip, 20c; dry Calf, 24c; Sheepskins, shearlings, 20@40c each: short Wool, 50(7.;:-' 90c@$1 10; long Wool, $1 23@2; | salt, $33 25 for large and $2 75 | medium, Hides, dry, §2 28 for emall and 50c for Colta: | 25 for large and §1 50@ | 5 for small and 50c for ry Mexican, 85c; dry dry Central American, rime Angoras, 75c; 25; large, 50c; medium, @4%ec in bbls; 2, 3@s ex: | 50c; No. 1 rendered, and drums, Yc less; Grease, 2@3c WOOL—Fall _clip—Northern free, 15@17c; | do, defective, 12@14c; Middle County, free, 16@ L) 17c; do, defective, i2@ldc; San Joaquin and | Soutnern, 10@13¢c; San Joaquin Lambs; 14Q 6 " aetective, 1G12c per Ib. " HOPS—8@12c per b Meat Market. The week opens with a very stiff. market for Hogs and firm markets for Beef and Mut. ton, with all_quotations unchanged. DRESSED MEATS. Wholesale rites from slaughterers to dealers are ows BEEF—-01%@6%c for Steers and 5@5%c per 1t_for Cows, VEAL—Larg Siic: small ‘S@9c per Ib. MUTTON—Wethers, per LAis_11g12¢ per m. PORK—Dressed Hogs, §@10c per Ib. LIVESTOCK MARKET. The following quotations are for good sound Livestock delivered in San Francisco, less 40@ 45 per cent shrinkage for Cattle: CATTLESteers, 6%@7c; Cows and Heit- 9%@10c: Ewes, 9g8%c ES—3%@4%c per 1b (gross welght). ~Wethers, 5@5%c; Ewes, 4%4@0c per 1b_(gross weight). L. Auak&xfis 50 per head, HC Live Hogs. to 250 1bs. 6%@ over 950 Ihs, 5% @6e; under 130 Tbe, 0a6ie Feeders and soft Hogs, nominal at about { 5igc; Sows, 20 per cent off: Boars, 50 per cent off, 'and Stags, 40 per cent off from above | quotations. The; small | General Merchandis 38—Grain Bags, buyer June-. san Quentin. 6%c: Wool Bags, 30Gsic lots. 31G34c; Fleece Twine, Tie. COAL—Wellington, $7 50 per ton; New wel- lington, $7 50; Seatile, $6 BO; 'Bryanl‘ 36 50; Beaver Hill. $5 50; Rosiyn, $7:'Coos Bay, $§5 50! Richmond, §7 50; Cumberiand, $14 in bulk and $15 25 in sacks: Pennsylvania Antbracite Ees, | $14. Canmel. $0 per ton; Coke, $11 50@13 per fon in bulk and $15 in sacks; Rocky Mountain descriptions, $8 50 per short ton. OILS—Quotations are for barrels: for cases ad 5o; Lansced, 06 per gallon for bofled and Bic for raw; Castor Oil, In cases No. 1, Bakers' AA, cases, $1 20@1 22; Lucol, 50¢ for | botled and 48c for raw; China Nut, cases, €57 | 78 per gallon; Cocoanut Ofl, in barrels, 8¢ for Ceylon and bBc for Australian; exira bleached winter Sperm Ofl, 68c; natural winter Sperm Oll, 63c; extra bleached Winter Whale Oil, 85c; nalurl! (Whale Oll, €0c; extra winier strained Lard Of L Lard Oll, 65c; | Pure Neatsfoot o, 0. 1 Neatsfoot Oil, Bitc; Herring Oil,"45¢; Salmon Oil, 34c; boiled g raw Fish Oil, 35c; Paint Ofl, 35c. | . GASOLINE, 'ETC.—Water Whit "bulk, 10%c; Pearl Ofl, in case c; Star, 17e: Extra Star, 20 Elaine, 26c; _Bocene, 19¢; Stove Gaso- line, in bulk, 15%ec: in.cases, 22¢; Motor Gun- line, in bulk, 15%c; in cas 4 | Fine Distillate, iron barrels or drums, Sc: No. | 3 do, Blc; cases, 64 more; Benzine, in bulk, | 12%¢; cases, 19c: 86-degree’ Gasoline, in bulk, 25c; in cases, | T'l RPE\TILE—MC S4c in drums and fron RED AND WHITE LEAD—Red Lead, 8@ eq Fellon in cases and 8%c per’ 1b: White Lead, 8@8%c, according to quantity. SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refining Com- pany quotes as follows per lb, in 100-1b bags Cubgs, A Crushed and Fine Crushed, 5.40c; Powdered, 530c; Candy Granulated, 5.30c; Dry Granulated. fin' 5.20c; Dry ol“lflllluflv coarse, | 5.20c: Fruit Granulated, 5.20c; Beet Granu: lated (100-1b bags only). Be; Confectioners' A, 5.20c. Magnolia A, 4.80c: tra C, | Goiden C, 4.60c; “D,” 4.50c; hlrreln, 10¢ mo; | half barrels, 25c more: boxes, 50c more; 50-1b bags, 10c more for all klndl 'Ihbleu—flll! barrels, 5.70c; boxes, 5.95c; E. Crystal Domir.os, !2&: 1b. No order tl.kfl! for less | than seventy-five blr\'l"l or its equivalent. ( % Receipts of Produce, FOR MONDAY. FEBRUARY 12 THE STOCK MARKET. Local Securities Quiet, but Tonopah . Stocks Active. Local securitles were quiet on the Stock and Bond BExchange vesterday, byt there were a number of variations. Glant Powder was low- er at $80 bid, Hawailan Commercial at §78 | bid, Paaubau at $18 bid and Telephone at $107 75, _Onomea Sugar ived an advanced Ibid of §27. Sales of bonds were $98,000. In the mining stocks the Comstocks were generally weaker, while the ‘were again very active, with quotations a num- advance, The California Fruit Canners’ Association | will pry v nsulumomlr umuum | per_share, February 20. Grape Fruit, $1 20 | Anaconda . 5% Do ptd Atchison 9414 Ont & Western | 106% Pennsylvania ‘110 Rand Mines Can Pacific .....178% Reading .. Ches & Ohio..... 601 Do Ist pfd “Chi Great West. 22%| Do 24 prd. FRANCISCO CALL, I'UESDAY FEBRUARY 13 1906 per ton, —_— STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. MONDAY, Feb. 12—2 p. m. UNITED ETATES 'BOND! Bid. 4s gr coup..103 104 ‘|45 ar cp nw.uumsl;z 4s qr reg...103 103% 3s qr coup. MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. Ala A W5s — — :OkTCon gtz Asso Ol b5 — O W gtd bs. Bay CPC bs. — 100%) Ocotnto 5 50 03 g Cal C @ Betosy, — | Om Cable 6s121% — |CalG&Bg |Pac G Im 4s m & ct s 98% 99 P B Ry 38 g 2 Cal-st C 0s.108% — |Pac ¥ = € C Wat 5s.10414105% P & C P Do g mg! BA LEP 65 — F & C H 6s.116% Geary-st bs. — H C&s s4s100% Ry ,1] LAY gta 5510714108 LAP lcmbs113 ) it LAP C 5s..110 — (SPC 1 cg Ba.119141203% Mkt-st C 6s.113%11415'S P B R 65136 — Do lemds. 117 — |S V Wat 661083 — MV& MT5:.10514 — Do 4s 2dm.100 . — Do 4s 3 — Do g m — !Stkn G& UG &E |UR of 8F Val Co P | Yos SL 4 W ATER STOCKS. Contra Csta 3 4 Port Costar, Marin Co.. |8 V Wat Co 40!/. 40!4 GAS AND ELECTRIC. Cent L & P — 4l Pac L Co... 79 — Martel Powr 2 — .S F G & E. 86 — Mutual E L 18 10 Stkn G & B. 13 — INSUR. 'CE. Firem's Fd.390 BANK STOCKS. Am Ntl Bk. — 180% L P & A...100% — Anglo-Cal .. 94 Yier Trust.. 250 230 Bank of Cal.424 - Merch Bx. Cal Safe Dp.160% |S F Natlonal — 160 First Natnl. — 3 SAVINGS Ger S & L.3057% — ,Sav & L S0.105 — Hum S Bk.2250 — v Bk.400 450 Mutual Sav.107 |Union T Co.i000 — § F sav U.700 STREET RAILROADS. Callfornia ..225 250 | Presidio .... 421 45 Geary el POWDER. Giant Con.. 80 83 SUGAR. Hawalian C. 78 S0 Onomea 8 C. 27 30 Honokaa SC 11 11%|Paauhau S C i8 19 Hutch SP C 14 14l Union S Co. 3815 — Kilauca S C 15¢ Do pool... 388 — Makaweli C. 3 Alaska P A Co 2% 3 Asso 0Oil Co. —_ Cal F C A. 9 | Pac C Borx13s — Cal Wine A 83 83%) Pac$ Tel Co107% — MV& MtTm.107% — | SALE: . Morning Session. Board— 50 Alaska Packers' Assn . 20 Alaska Packers' Assn . 15 61 Bank of Californ 100 Contra Costa 100" 0 123 50 Union Sugar ¢ 38 50 £1,000 Hawalian Coml & Sugar 5s....107 50 $2,000 Oakland Transit Con 3s, 2 - $2,000 T R R of 8 F d5.... 89 Street— $47,000 Cal Gas & El Gen M & C T 5s. 98 75 Afternoon Session. Board— 55 Vine . 83 00 50 Contra 43 25 11 25 14 12 is % Honokaa S Co Hutchinson § P ings Union Oaidland Transit 5 Co. R R of B8 F 4s Los Angeles Gas & El Co 5s. 8 P of Arizona (1910) . Street— Contra ¢ 5 Mutual 5 Spring Valie Oakland Trans! Water sta Unlisted Securities. MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. Bid, Ask.| Bid. Ask. Bay CPC 6s.106% — SF G&EAlgs. 103 — B L Wat 65.112% — | SF & NP 5s.110% — Cal NW 0s.112% — |S P C R 100 M C Wat 5s 99%101 |Stan Ei 5s SF Drdk G110 1154 oot MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS. Ala § Co.. 23 Gna Con A. 19 2014, Cal Cot Mhi 85 WO t Nav C C Jockey Cl. — l\' Cal P Co, 16% uu Chutes Co.. — 4 | Orpheum Co, — Cyp L Imp. 6 |PacC Cas Co.147 — DplP»\d pfd 83 95 Pac Sur Co. — 120 Do com ..100 1(72% Paraf Paint.115 — Hono P gn, -_ |8 F Drydock — 75 Do old pl. — 'lfi | SO &MTgbt. — 180 Do nw pl. — 387 | Tréck Elect 23 London Closing Stocks. Cons for money.. 90% | N ¥ Central. Do for acct. .90 9-16] 3 Chi, Mil & 5t P.183% 8o Rallway De 'Beers .. 18%| ~ Bo pfd Den & Rio G. So Pacifi Bar silver—Firm; 30%a per ounce. Money—4@4% per cent. The rate of discount in the open market for short bille fs 4 per cent and for three months' bills 3% per cent. California Stock and Oil Exchange, 01l Stocks— Bid. Asked. Assoclated Ofl Stock Tr Cert. 50 51 Chicago Crude (New). o7 W) ern River . icklurlrk % Monarch of Arizona, Monte Cristo ... Oil City Petroieum . Pecrless . Senator Superior . Thirty-three Toltee . Twem)-eltm West Shore ... Miscellaneous— Cypregs Lawn Impt Co. North Shore Railway. OFFICIAL SALES. Morning Session. Board— 100 Associated Oil Co Stock Trust Cert. 200 Monte Cristo Ol 1500 Ol City Petrole: Amnwon Ell on. Board— 217 Assoclated 0i1'Co Stock Trust Cert.. 50 Mining Stocks, SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE. Foli wing were the sales on the San Fran- cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday: 9:30 a. m. Sesslon-—Comstocks. 300 Alpha . 300 Belcher 50 Con Va 500 Con 100 Gould & Cur. 18, 200 100 Mexican ....1 30( 100 !euow J-mt 1o 2 p. m. Sesslon—Comstocks. 100 Andes .. 18{ 100 Ophir ......5 87" 300 Belcher ”! 100 Savage 100 Con Va M...145; 500 Seg Belcher.. 08 100 Gould & Cur. 15/ 100 Union Con... 53 CLOSING Q'UO’I‘ATIDNB Bid. Ask. Gould & Cur, 15 16 Nore. & 91 H-{:i & = 7 ElssEegeratrs338S8s8ss The California Powder Works will pay a regular monthly dividend of 50 cents per share | February 20. The Central Light and Power Company will lpny:n‘ullrmol!” dividend of 3 cents per e 8 On-mhu. The lll'-‘ Elll fl m clared a dividend l\m mmmmmwfi P : R oy ““‘swm mm"l g&v. 0 BuitE X o B4E ¥ B B 10,000 b 30.. 3000 Empire - 2000 Bmpire, 's 10 11,500 Esperanza. 2000 Burel 800 G Anchor..1 32 500 Gold Anchor.1 30, 1000 Gold Bar, el0 BERELZEGS8R R0 A2 SERRRENEEGBEEST 10 500 Ton Geld Mt. loo Ton Belmont.3 10 ! 500 Tor Belmont.3 25 2500 Gold Bar ... 64 300 Ton Belmont.3 1 G Bar Annex 24/ 100 Ton Midway. 3000 Do, b 30... 251000 Ton l(dwlvl 971 1000 Goldfield Min 03 . 500 Tripolite Goid 10 1000 Gold Sceptre. Tripolite Gold 16 am Gold Seeptre. 30' zoo West End..2 12 800 Gold Wedge. 15| 300 West End....2 I Afternoon Session. 2000 Blk Btte Ex. 05 1000 Mobawk . 36 7000 Blue Bell 03,1000 Mohawk . 35 1000 Blue Bell 04/ 2000 Mohawk 34 09/ 1000 M Shoshn Ex 21 23/ 2000 Mont Bulltrog 05 zsv 400 Mont 'nm..”.z 70 800 Do, , b 30.2 7 "'la maooo North sur... Do; & 1o 3000 Bife Bunset.” 00! 1400 N ¥ Ton Con 50 | 7000 Bifrg Sunset. 10 2000 Ohio Bullfrog. 2L 1000 Columbia Mt. 24 700 Ohio Ton b 1000 Cash Boy.... 22,4000 Ohio Ton i 2500 Conqueror, 191000 Ohlo Ton, 510 2000 . s 5... 2012000 Ohio Ton b 3000 Dn Blfg Anx 28 1500 Ohio Ton 41 2700 Den Bullfrog.1 00/ 2500 Ohio Ton Ex. 15 4600 Dm B Btte C 46 12,000 Orig Bullfg 24 1000 Dm B Btte C 4313000 Do b 90.. 26 90... 49/3000 Pennsylvania. 04 48'3000 Do, b 90... 0% | 75 500 Red Top 195 1 190 Rea Top 214 82 Do, s 10..1 97 82‘15000 R Tp Ex,b30 87/ 100 Rescue . 83/1500 Sandstorm ...1 §7, 1000 Stlver Pick... 80! 1000 St Ives . 7 6000 St Ive :m 1000 Steinway 66/ 1000 Steinway 67' 500 St<inway, | 500 Steinway, b 90 24 500 Stelnway . EESSS\'S:"@S&E%EEH 000 €3] 50 Ton Belmont.3 100 Goldfield Min 70 100 Ton Bimont.3 27 2500 Do, b 30... 70/ 800 Ton Belmont.3 2500 Do, b 80... 73 200 Ton Bimont.3 37 1000 Gold Sceptre. 30 200 Ton Belmont.3 1500 Gold Wedge. 15 1600 Ton Belmont.3 500 Great Bend.. 25| 500 Ton Belmont.3 500 Great Bend.. 23 100 s 80...3 700 Jim Butler... 99, 100 Do 8 30..3 32% 2400 (0 3000 Home Con,b30 08 Jim Butler Do, b 90. 43 4000 3 .1 10| 800 Ton Midway.l 95 1000 Kendall Ex.. 04 700 Ton Mdway.1 07 2500 Jumbo M Co.1 G0 8000 Tramps, s 10. 45 150 Do, s 10...1 70' 500 Tramps, s 10. 57 1000 Laguna - 15 1000 Treasure 03 1000 Laguna . 18/1000 Verde .. o1 1000 Little Ton ..3 50/ 300 West End....2 20 1000 Lone Star 09,1700 West End..2 221 1500 MacNamara.. 461500 West End....2 25 6500 Manhattn Bl 10°2000 Do, b 90...2 45 500 Manbattan C 60/ CLOSING QUOTATIONS. ‘Tonopah District. Bld Ask.! 855 —|MacNamara 30 Midway Belmont ... Belmont EX. Boston Ton. . Brer's JB Ex California . Cash Boy. Colehan . Eula Con Eureka Ton Gold Anchor.1 53 54| Gold Crown. 36 40| Ohio Ton. 444 Golden Gate. 21 —. Ohlo Ton Ex. 11 16 Gold Mt .... 00 10'Red Rock Ex: — 13 Gold Mt Con 02 —!Rescue .. 0w 10 Great W 03 04 Ton Exten ..8 259 00 Home . 30 35/Ton Hme Con 04 08 Ind Tonopah. 01 02(TonSlv & Gld — 11 Jim Butler..:1 00 1 05 Ton of Nev.1s 00 18 75 J Butler Bx. —| Virginia . s Little Ton .4 3 5 00l West Hndl 2 38 2 25 Lucky Tom.. — @8] " Goldfield District. Adams . 09 10 Great Bend 24 Atlanta 13 14 Hibernla — Aurora — 02) Highland 609 ack Anis.l - 04 Jumbo M Cot 80 170 Tk Btte Ex. 04 22 2 Black Rock.. 05 o — Blue Bell ... 03 R ST Blue Bull ... 09 10| Kendall Ex .. 03 05 Brooklyn ... 02 08/Laguna ...... 15 16 |4 Btte Goldfield 20 25 Lone Star ... (8 09 Bull & Bear. 03 05 May Queen... 24 26 Booth 25 26 McMahon 10 — 40 50| Mohawk ..... 34 35 Columbla 08 — Nevada Boy.. 10 — Columbia Mt. 23 24 Nev Southerp. — 11 Com Fraction — 25/ N 22— Commonwlth. — =m Conqueror .. 18 12 2 o 4 L= 10 — 15 Pennsylvania. 03 04 e m Potlatch . 04 05 — 07 Red Lion 04 03 — xol Red Top ....1 85 190 06 0T Red Top Ex. 05 06 06 07 Sandstorm ...1 50 1 52 05 — Sandstorm Ex 09 11 Florence ....2 50 4 00/Silver Pick... 13 14 Frisco — Simmerone .. 16 18 Gold Dust .. 01 03 St Ives ...... 21 23 Gold Hill 01 —|Sunnyside ... 07 — Gld Belmont. 20 21 Treasure ..... 03 0% Golafield Min 09| Verde . L= 02 Gld& G Reed — 10 Vernal . .06 o8] Gldfid Rand. 05 07 I e Goldfield Ton — Bullfrog District, Amargosa ... 04 —|G Bar Annex 2% 25 Amethyst ... 33 34 Gold Sceptre.. 30 — Big Bullfrog. 10 13'Glafla Bullrg 06 Bonnie Clare 65 1d Mt G 10 — Bullfrog Min 48 1T e Bullfrog Anx 03 O Lige Harris.. 02 03 Bullfrog Com 10 12 Mont Bullfroz 04 05 Bullfrog Cons — (8'M Shoshn Bx. 21 — Bulltrog Ex. — 10{Ohio Bullfrog. 21 — Bifrg_Bundle 08 2 24 Bifg Mayfiwr 10 e Bulltg N Bk 28 20| Rhyolite Twn. 22 — Ifrg Sunset. 09 11 San Francisco 16 China Nev.. 12— Shoshone .... [ Death Val M_— 10 Shoshn B 18 Den Bullfrog.1 00 1 05| Steinway 31 Dn Blfg Anx 28 30 Tripolite Gol = 82 84 Wolverine — 0 66 671 Manhattan Distriet, Gold Wedge. 15 ' Manhattan M. 14 15 Manhttn Blle 10 — Manhattn Nav — 2§ Manhattan C 50 61 Other Districts. Esperanza .. — 01 Kawch M Co. — 03 Gold Reed M — 30 Paymaster ... 01 — Golden Terra 25 —! Ray & O'Brien 10 — Gold Quartz. 40 —| Rocco gomm 38 40 Kawich Gold 02 — '!'okon e o— 14 Kawch Kystn 01 TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE. Following were the sales on the San Fran- cisco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday: 9:15 a. m. Session. 1000 MacNamara. 1000 St Ives .... 8 471 1000 St Tves ...... 19/ 22 23 25 25 25 200 kllpn . 1 26 1 chor..1 is 1000 Gld llo)l.l 48 48 24 ; = g i 2 _’g'.... EEEEEE 2 E £ R II= s s&! 5P ERRBE S R8s » i seB¥eilze ity 2852| s 58 2F I o5 83 1% Cgizis 0 | 30 | card, lot on B line of Douglass street, 151 of Nineteenth, 8 25 by B 125 $—. | qero, Bdd. — 30| 17— — o7 e - o s'u 18 = —im % 5% 1 55 o — Bullf ™ 0 o 2 s 3 081 06 - YR 18 20 Bulll )nn a8 23 28 en Bulitrog.1 00 g 'Den Ilfru[.‘l 00 5 " e Other Districts. - 01 01% Pa T = Kawich Gotd 0125 0216 Tnnm‘Berltl'! o Nev Sunshine 28 Ton Gold Mt. — 10 —_—————————— REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10. Albert and Hilda Oppenheimer to Adolph Meyer, lot on N line of Geary street, 150 W of Broderick, W 25 by N 137:6: $10. Fred or Frederick Wagner to James L. Hawks, lot on NW corner of Fulton and Park. Tu"m"’ w ulo. N 11439, NE B53.88, Leon and Marie Husson to Jiliem Thorve mrw lot'on N line of Bush street, 99 E E 25 by N 60; $10. City and County of San Francisco to Louls Feder, lot on NE corner of Wilde ana Fil- more streets, N 27:6 by E 81 Henry A. and Emma Meyer to Lisette Fros (wite of ‘Thomas Goc lot on NW . cormer 9 “1 ;n»r and Steiner streets, N 50 by W 106:3; Matilda and Adam Brutscher to Mary E. Hill, lot on E line of Plerce street, $2:6 § {of vak, S 27:6 by E 110; $10. Willlam E. and_Amelia’ Shepman to Louis D. Sioft, lot oa W line aof Cenlrl-l avenue, 6 N of Fulton street, N 2T by W $10. William C. and Rose Spiegei to K-meflm McDonald, lot on $ line of Fourteenth street, 155 W of Sanchez, W 25 by S 115; $10. Christian and Marfe Walther to Niels M. and Laura J. Nielsen, lot on 8 line of Cum- b«rlnnd street, 180 BE of Noe, E 25 by S 114; $10. Herman Schottler to Isabella F. Schottler, lot on N line of 'rwenty first street, 15 E of Hampehire, E 25 by N 100: gift. Annie ard Frcderick J. Fernhof to Edgar J. Davis, lot on § line of Twenty-third street, 100 E of Noe, E 27 by 8 91:2; $10. Jacob Heyman Company to Johanna ;t:dg Joseph B. and Washington B. Thomas and Edward Plerce (trustees of the estate of Jo- seph B. Thomas) to James W. Seith, Jot on N line of Commercial nmt. 83:3 of San- some, W 45, 50:9, B 20, N 30:9, E to point &533 ‘W of Sansome, S to beginning, and lands adjacent: $——. Gustave Meitein to Landry C. Babin, lot on ny street, 92:6 N of Pine, N ter = Jean B. U. and 5 lot on B corner of Ponen and Vallejo streets, N :0 by B 45:4%; $10. Victor and Julia Duhom to T. Sherman Downar, lot on S llnt ol Vallejo street, 137:4 B of Taylor, E 20, 9, W to point opposite beginning, N 68:6: s Otts F. Grundeli to Josephine Grundell, lot on N line of O'Farrell street, 80 W of Devisa- W 45 by N 80; also lot on N line of 62:6 E of Broderick, E 25 by N . 100 £t. w Matthew McManus to Lora M. NW line of Bryant street, 250 SW of Sev- enth, SW 25 by NW $0: $10. George P, Thurston to same, same;: gift. Edwin T, and Grace S. Osborn to Wiillam J. Somers and Sherwood W, Fuller, lot on SE line of Howard street, 215 SW ot Third, SW 134:6 by SE 160; §10. Jobn A. and Agnes N. Weston to Hind Es- Company, lot on SE line of Minna street, T4 NE of Fifth, NE 24:4 by SE 80: $10 - Lewis, Cornelia and LeGrand Morse to Hen- ry L. MeKnew, lot on E line of Towa street. 166:8 N of Twenty-fifth, N 100 by E 100; $10. John H. Atkins to Mary Miller, lot on E line of Twenty-sevanth avenue, 100N ot Cali- fornia, N 50 by I=120; $10. City and County of San Francisco to Sarah E. Reamer. lot on NE corner of Twenty-third avenue and Clement street, N 100 by E 107;6; Frederfck M. Voigt to George J. Crossley, lot on E line of Sixth -venm, 125 N of B street, N 25 by E 120; $10. Rebecca Lick to Fred B. Surryhne, lot on E line of Thirtieth avenue, 100 N of M atreet, N 100 by E 120; §10. Jacob Heyman Company fo William Strom- berg lot on E line of Thirtyelghth avenue, 275 N of R street, N 25 by E 120; Joseph W. Reay (o Christiane 5. Reay, O L blocks ¢85, §86, 657 784, 130, 754, 781, 782 and 783, commencing 0‘ chains of ucllnn post in center of section 'l ld'lfllp 2, N 26.54 chains, E 3680 chains, NE 3.08 chains. w 44 chains; also 50-vara lots 2 also § B water lots 351 und’*bl(nSBl also § B water lots 797, 798 in § B 23; ‘QDSB"I.{‘D".M'DMO‘ 813 and 814 In S B 24; also lot ol E I of FolK street, 157:6 8 of -nm;. 5475, 8 3:8 N N 15, W 233, N 17:6, L charies W. Dixon o .vmmun and Margaret street. 300 E of Rallros ."B. Potter Realty Company to Fred D, (lmpe lots 6 and 7, block 75, Rels Tract; {:4 lot 35, Julius Reis to Florence McLean, H. Woodford, lot on SW line of street, 360 NW of a_lb-lon NW 25 by SW 100, block 3, Academy Tract Rinaldo Foppiano to Joan ¥. Fopplano, un- divided quarter of lot on E ll‘ul of Stockton street, 62:6 S of Lombard, £ 25 by E 30, and all interest in Wells court; $10. Bullders’ Contracts. H. N. Thornton (owner) with Samuel J. Wilkins (eontraetor), —— architect—Altera- tions and additions to a two-story frame build- lnx into flats on lot on E line of Gough street, 84 S of Green, 25x137:6; $2825, Roman Catholic Archbishop of San Fran- cisco (owness) with O. E Brady & Son (con- tractors), architect Thomas J. work, terra cotta, stone work, col cement work for church building on lot on E line of Fillmore street, 80 § of Fell, E 186 by N 90; $16,500. Same cwners with D. Powers (colrlnnr). and glazing for same on same: § Same owners with D. S ruiiivan (contrac- tor), architect same—Lathing, plastering and Same owners with Brode & Clark Works (contractors), architect sami tural iron and steel work ornamental work for same on same. Same owners with Guilfoy Cornice Works (contractors), architect same—Slating, tinning. gaivanized iron work, copper work for same on same; $1875. E. W. Schrader (owner) with Gustav Peter- son (contractor), —— architect—All work for a two-story trame building (flats) on lot 56, Lyon & Hoag's_subdivision of Mission Block 120, being on W line of Devisadero etreet, 85 N of Fourteenth, 25x87; $4000. East-street Improvement Company (owners) with Thomson Bridge Company (contractors), architects Cunningham & Politeo—Excavating, piling and pumping for a six-story brick build- lnxnn!ol:mw“ of East 1378 8 of Mission, § 45:10 by W 137 John H. Saunders and mu.»m 1. ‘Anderson (owners) with F. J. (contraetor), architect Charles H. Bunui—umwr and mill work, glass, tin roofing, cement and plaster, electric work for a four-story wood on lot on NE corner of Larkin and Sacramento streets, 61:6x113:9; flf’ll, Same owners with H. Maundrell (contrac- tor), architect same—painting, etc.. for same on_same; Same Iron ruc- fron £2445. owners with Bryan Elevator Company (contractors). architect same—Elevator work owners with 4. Lynch ( Y. architect same—Excavat| '&mln. conerete, brick work, terra cotta basement and main entrance for vestibule for same on same: $3885. Same owner‘ with Western Repair and -.- ply Company (contractors), architect Plumbing. n-flvf-‘nllml'mlud- pioee & for same on same;: $5469. owners with John G. Sutton & Co. (mmotm). ue'hlun same—Steam heating AUCT!ON SALES ) 300--AT AIICTION -- 300 At Woodward's Pavilion, The Largest Sales Ring West of Chicago, FEBRUARY 20, 1906 This consignment is from the J. FRANK ADAMS RANCH, Merrill, Oregon. All are broken to drive and will be guaran- 100 head of consigned horses will be offersd at same time; for same will be made E. STEWART & CO., 220 Valencia st., 8. F. e e ——— =Y P 5 AUCTION SALE. WEDNESDAY. Feb. 14, at 11 o m.. Arcade 357 Sixth st., I will sell all of 1o stock belonging 1o satate of Jamés Mungen. eased, consist young horses, weigh- |ngmm1mogoflmlb. oty B S 10 good work horses and harness for the same. can be seen Tuesday. JOHN J. DOYLE, Auctionee: 20 Head Young Country Horses AT AUCTION THURSDAY, FEB. 15, AT 11 A. M. ' at 875 Folsom St. S choice brood mares and 25 city broke horses; also wagons, rubber and steel tired buggies, harmess, etc. SAM HABLES. Auctioneer. street, 212:6 SE of Nineteenth avenue, SW 140 by SE 65. East Oakland: $10. . Breed & Bancroft (corporation) to Walter A. Gompertz Santa Fe Tract No. 6, Oakland: §10. R. E. and Lucy E. Ragland (wife) to W. B. Reynolds, lot on E Hne of N of Cypress SE 112, of Woodstiek, Alameda; $10, W. B. Reynolds (single) to R. E. Ragland ttruste¢), same, Alameda:; $10. Wilham F. and mll Smmm l'll') o H. E. Wolcott and Hough, E teet o fot 48 and W 10 ffl of lot 4815, Irltnd.fl of subaivision of Mosswood Tract, Oakland; Ilfl Mary A. Todd to Melvin T. House, lot on W line of Chestnut street, 169 S of Third, S 25 by W 127, N 25, E 125, lot 36, block 444, Adeline and Market Streets Homestead, Oak- land. $10 Carola and P. N. Kuss (wife) to Charles J. L. Ring, lot on S line of Charter avenue, 84:3 E of San Pablo avenue, E 25 by S 120:4%. portion of lot 13, Tuttle Homestead Traet, Oakland; $10. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10. Marco B. Ivory (widower) to Sam B. McKea (single), lot on W line of Grove street, 100 N of Prince, N 50 by W 122:01, lot 28, block 7. ingle), lot 1, subdivision block 7, Central Park Tract, Berke- Henry Z. and Sarah M. Jones (wife) (o James W, Bennett. lot on NE line of Hopking 8, SW 126 to beginning of portion of lots 6, 8 and 10. Jessle Jones Joseph Westall (widower) to same, lots 1 and 2, block A, Westall Tract, Brooklyn Township: lot on N line of Bancroft way, 90 W of Union. W, by X 130 biock 3 Villa lota sdmcen W_and Winitred C. resn (it ERAC boms, i0 same. lot 30, block . same, Berkeleg: $10. Elizabeth fth street, 250 B of fon of lots 7 and ley; $10. street. 147.97 NW of High, NW 08, NB Tract, Brooklyn Township: $10. $10. Viltam Mason (single) to Sarah A Cutting. nnjvu-ny site_on south, E. “’fa"’.. n":‘fl-r Scentc Pa el P Frankiand et al. to John Casisan, m port! 8, block L, property of cenu-l Land (o antion 18450, Buprame Court, George Franklin vs. Walter B. Allen . deficiency -e-’-‘—-l and title t Sarah M. McLean block and (wite) to 'wart, lots 6 and T, 'k 2008, Alden Tract at TWI Oakland: 310. Robert and Marian Turnbull to Sara Britton, lot on W line of Tevis street, 110 N of Wash- 775, Levy Traet, Elvina_Wood (wife) to H. C. Morris, lots 4 and 5. Frost's Thirteenth-avenue Tract, Oakland; $1 —_—e—————— DELINQUENT GRAND JURORS ADMONISHED BY THE COURT Judge Graham Called Before Inquisi- torial Body to Help in the Matter of Getting a Quorum. The Grand Jury spent most of its gession yesterday afternoon waiting for a quorum. Ten members were present at the hour of convening and efforts were made to gather up some more by telephone. Foreman Mitchell, with the coneur- rence of the other members present, decided that there should be a sufficient attendance and it was decided to se- cure citations for some of the absent ones who could be reached Judge Graham accommodatingly went down to the jury room upon being told of the troubles. While the matter of issuing the ci- tations was being discussed three of the delinquents put in an appearance, sufficient to make a motion to adjourn entertainable. Judge Graham delivered a lecture to three late comers on the desirability of all members of the Grand Jury being prompt and certain in their attendance. An adjournment was taken until next Monday afternoon. —_——e—————— Gray Brothers Vietorious. In a decree handed down yésterday Superior Judge Hebbard granted Gray Brothers an injunction permanently re- straining the Board of Public Works and the Police Department feom inter- fering with the petitioners’ quarry and crushing plant at the northeast cor- ner of Green and Sansome street. The decree declares that resolution 3173 of the Board of B-mvmum‘“ln ';hhh the titioners were prol m oper- ::h.thdrflantumrmull- legal, unconstitutional and of no ef- fect. It is probable that the city will appeal from Judge Hebbard's judgment. —— Storm Is of Small Extent. The rain up to 5 o'clock last night was confined to the district Imme- diately surrounding San Francisco. There was a trace of rain, however, in of the State. The §; | { i H ! i : i 1