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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
HAMMON'S DEAL
IN COALINGA OIL
LANDS FINISHED
Gold Dredger Completes Pur
chase of Quarter Section
in District
Natomas Consolidated Contracts
for Water Rights; Other
Financial News
By CLOVIS A. FARNSWORTH
W. P. Hammoß, who has amassed a
large fortune in the gold dredging in
dustry in the Sacramento valley, com
pleted the purchase yesterday of 160
acres of oil lands in the Coalinga dis
trict, the property being in section 12,
township 20 south, range- 14 east. He
also made payments aggregating ap
proximately $150,000 to the* Empire Oil
company, the Republic Oil company and
the De Luxe Oil company, which virtu
ally completes the purchase of these
three properties.
The quarter section in section 12 was
bought from H. H. Brix, the B and B
Oil company and the Coalinga Central
Oil company. Hammon has been mak
ing payments on these properties for
about a year and anticipated the final
payments, which were not due until
next January. There are 12 produc
ing wells on the property.
* * *
NATOMAS MAKES CONTRACT
The Natomas Consolidated of Cali
fornia, which has undertaken the recla
mation and development of 90,000 acres
of river land Just north of Sacramento,
has entered into a contract with the
Oro Electric company for a perpetual
water right more than sufficient for the
irrigation of the immense holding.
This contract is of greatest import
ance in the development of the great
Sacramento valley, which is today the
scene of many great development j
projects, including the building of elec
tric railroads, hydro-electric generat
ing plants and the reclamation of vast
acreage. These activities are more or j
less interdependent and are rapidly i
bringing the great interior valley into
Ita own. Many millions of foreign
capital has already been attracted to |
the district.
In the development of its tract the
Natomas Consolidated is spending mil- :
lions in building levees, construe ting :
drainage canals and preparing for the ;
subdivision of its enormous holdings, j
Its major property, consisting of a strip !
22 miles long and four miles wide, ex- !
tending north from Sacramento and!
bordering both the Sacramento and the
Feather riv<*r.s' will be put on the mar
ket first. Much of this land in the
northern part is now fully protected
against inundation and plans are now
being made to plant 2,500 acres of this j
to alfalfa.
* * *
FARE TO SAX RAFAEL
Investigation of the passenger rates ;
between San Francisco and San Rafael ■
on the Northwestern Pacific has been \
begun by the railroad commission on j
its own initiative. The single fare is .
35 cents and the round trip rate 50
cents, but the round trip ticket is issued
1q such form that it may be used for j
two eingle trips, which would have the ■
effect of reducing the single trip fare
to 25 cents. To clear up this dis
crepancy a hearing will be had before;
Commissioners Loveland and Edgerton •
L'ecember 9 at 10 a. m.
* * *
F EISHHACKER GOES AORTII
Herbert Fleishhacker left San Fran- j
cisco for Portland yesterday to look j
after the interests of himself and aeso- j
ciates in the Northwestern Electric {
company in the Oregon city. The com- |
pany is building a 20,000 horse power
hydro-electric plant 40 miles from Port
land and has obtained a 25 year fran
chise to sell light and power in the
city. The franchise as granted by the
city council was ratified at a city elec
tion November 2. Fleishhacker will be
gone about a week.
* # *
DECIDUOUS FRUIT SHIPMENTS
The California Fruit Distributers re
port that for last week California i
shipped 6 cars of pears and 120 cars
of grapes, making 3,124 % cars of pears
this year, against 2,311% last year
and cars of grapes, against j
6,001% last year. Only a few cars oft
pears remain to be shipped. The grape :
season is also nearly over. The last j
of the Emperors are now being shipped ;
from Fresno. They have been in strong
demand and have sold very well. The
packing of some of the finest Emperors
in the state in sawdust is still going
on. These grapes will be in good con
dition for the holiday trade.
# * *
PATRIOTS WITHDRAW GOLD
A curious result of the exodus of
Greeks and Bulgarians during the last
few weeks from this country to take
part in the Balkan war is the almost
complete exhaustion of the supply of
French gold coin among the money
changers and private banking estab
lishments throughout the country.
French gold coin is particularly popu
lar with the Greeks and Bulgarians,
because that coinage is current in their
countries. If they can not get the
French "napoleon" they take the Eng
lish sovereign, an<j this they have had
to do lately. It is estimated that at
least 15,000 men of these two national-
Hies alone have left the United States
in answer to the call from home to
take up arms against the Turks.
Zimmerman & Forshay and Guttag
Brothers of New York claim to handle
the bulk of this business for the Greeks
and Bulgarians, and a conservative es
timate from their observations is that
each returning patriot took away on
an average about $200. This means
that about $3,000,000 in French gold
coin has been withdrawn during the
last few weeks.
HEAVY DEMANDS FOR COPPER
Europe is making heavy demands for
copper, considerable business having
been booked in New York yesterday at
17% cents for electrolytic. Stocks in
Europe are lower now than they have
been in months. It is estimated that
to date the Balkan war has consumed
about 25,000,000 "pounds of copper. A
producer who watches the situation
closely figures that this country is to
day consuming at the rate of close to
900,000,000 pounds of copper a year. He
bases his estimate on the increased
purchases made so far this year by the
large copper consumers compared with
the corresponding period of last year.
He says that in the event of a satis
factory settlement of the Balkan dis
pute, Europe will start a buying move
ment that will soon reduce surplus
stocks in this country to the lowest
level reported over the last 12 months
* # *
OCEAN SHORE ADVANCING
Ocean Shore railroad stocks are
getting much stronger since the re
cent announcement by the reorganized
company that the road is being run
at a profit. There was a bid of $18
yesterday but none of the stock was
offered.
Condition of <be Treasury
WASHINGTON". Nov. 10.—The condition of
the United States treasury at the beginning of
bumnefcs today wae:
Working balance. $59.537,312.
In banks and Philippine treasury. $31,999,883.
Total of general fund. $146,141,919.
Receipts yesterday. $889,661.
Disbursements, $2,231,541.
Deficit this flwal year $4,646,784, as against
s deficit of $23,023,673 last year.
The figures for receipts, disbursements and def
icit exclude Panama canal and public debt
transactions.
Clearing* in Northwest Cities
PORTLAND. Nov. ID.—Clearings, $2,220,297;
balances. $222,929.
TACOMA. Nov. 10.—Clearings, $846,615; bal
ancf-H. 565,105.
SEATTLE. Nov. 10.—Clearings, $2,330,791;
bllaoc**. $158,128.
SPOKANE. Nov 19.—Clearings, $776,130; bel
aot;ea, $64,841. '
New York Stock List
E. F. Hutton & Co., 490 California street.
members of the New York Stock exchange, fnr-
Dieh the following list of bond and stock sale.*
yesterday:
. Sales I V, '■■" STOCKS ;t ,? jHlgbj Low Bid } |
...=.::; I Alls-Chalmers ... .•-... | r;..:\'-:2Vi C^iti
.......iiDorpM..;;..:. j :.\\: .-".",.:,* 5% ; '.''■•* i
.8,100 AnmlR-Copper.'... i -R5." ;S3% 84" S5w*
1.000 Amer Beet Sugar. "54% :54"V:*M.f, jMJ*!
....... Do pfd. ....... ...... r....l i>0 03««
6,300 Amer Can* -41% V 41% «H
tl.OOO; ; Dod>M..t.V.V. 122% 122i.iU22% 12^-f;
- 300 \mer Car & Fdry 59% '59.%{?5n% &*%
- : looi a Do ; pfd ....r.. 119<* lift HS% U •', »
<4,100Araer Cotton Oil.. 59% 57% ;58%
....... Do -pfd."..."..:. ! .:... I ..... ! W'.IOOM
300 AmlHf & L Com' : 5% T 5% 3 1 * li»%
i;;f.-.*,,*l)erpM;;.V;;.'. i ..•-• •-'•"• 27', ;29Mr
..;.:.. Anier Ice Secur..! ..... I .••*•" 10 l « s 20*k
800 Anier Linseed i 12% .12% !*2% 12%
i r 600 i 1 >« ' pfd . V.....'. ! 34 1, i "33% ; 33 ■ 84%?
"j3,8001 Am«>r Lor-omotivo. I 47% I 46% 47 <47'4' j
.'•..r;.|rDoipfd;:.:t'v; I .'.'.;. '...':. 106% 107%
.:..... AtnerMalt.^.W.- ! ..?-. j • •**'. '14% ~1.W;
6.300 Do pM......v; ; 62% <''2! a 62% ' a"5
* 3.100 AtnefSmlt & Rfs: T'.«i.>; *70»v »7» ' 79%
800 ' 1K> fpfd.T..'v.'.-. 100% 106% 106 ; : 1107
....... Amer Snnff.A.:*. .".'..-; ..T.;.100: 193 ,;;
..v...: ! Do . pfd w.r..... t ."...: :v.-.. I ,, -* - ios c
'.-.-■ 100 Amer Smear..:..'. 120»4"120V4 120% 121%
.>..:.. ;;Do.'pfd.:.r.'.".', -.>.>,- :. ; .';. 120% 122 |
..-..'... i Amer ; Steel ; Fndr* ,.".:.: .t i.t? [".38 - -40 -, \
• 4OO Amer Tel &,Telv. 142% ,142% U2% 142?;' !
.. AniT Tobacco .:;■;•«■ ;".~;.. 26r»-;; 272-.?;.'
....:.'.,] Do pfd ...... :.... ;::r. 104 " loss
300!Ain«T Woolen.... Uβ?, IS 17U flS;?;
•r30pL.Do.pfd....;.. , . 79% 79>j TV' ;S0_£.
: r i60i) Anaconda .:r.;.:. ■ 43% 4:n;j 4S' : 4?S r
' .*200 Atlan Coast- Line. 137% 187% 187% 138.' '
1,200 AtPh Top & S Fe. 107% 107% 107% 1<>7'.. I
" ; lOO.'Do'pfd.v.:;..-. 101% 101% 101% 103
.'"■: 000 Baltimore & Ohio lOr.^.'lfHSV10tl'« 100%
....... Do pM \....i. ;.*....'.:.. ' 88% 'S7^i
Bethlehem Stool.. 41 s 39Vs 3OJ4 ,40 -
. . 600! Do . pfd r. \ ...:.': ! - «ift% \ HSU I *>:) ■ 6014
500 Rrklvn FUpTrap. 00 59VS W
2.100jCallf Petroleum.' 61% 60% 61 i 81% j
5.r.no Canadian, I'arilit:.. 265% 2«4>, 264% 263 -
3,600C3iino-Copper.T..'; : 4su, 4M 4 '4S% A%V%
500 CtMW & Ohio,".*..; i SIN 81 i *1 ?Us
......: Chic & Alton i ::t.: r.-..: 18 ; ; 20. :
1,200 Chic GUWestern. IS , -.' 1SU i^ 1 ! 1*%
400 Do pfd :..... .:•■'■ 35»4 3."»%, 33%
1.500 Cliic 4- N - W'estrn 138% I3"to!187% 138*
5.J>00 Chic Mil * St P.'ll'H 1141; 114'; 114%
.....'.. Do pfd.......; ! .%.:. 1 .-"":.. 1401> 143; ,
LlOOlCentral- , Leather.. 2S%i 27% 2Siil 2S&
.......I Do pfd ; ..... I .V... ' 0*1 ■>■'-
100!Central'of;,N, J.; ! Si« : 368 888 : 370 T
-lOpC C r i st L.:.. ■"■■; 53 ■ Sβ W.J
.;:...: I Do pfd ....... .....}:...; ' M 100
SOOColo FA: I .... '•«'■■ Sβ •■'•">'•■ 3J>C J
..;....1 ..Dp : pfd ;....;-. 1 .....(;: ... I .... 1"" /
100 Colrt Southern ... I ' 38 - I 38 \ I 36 ; 38 - i
....... I Do 1st ; pfd ;: /.. .• : V..'. , ! .... 72 - < 75 . !
....... Do 2d pfd .:..! ....■; ::"..'. <><'V 67
lOOtCoDPolldatefl Gas. 142 > 142: !«', 143 • j
1,300 Corn: Products ... 15% 13% 15% 16 - j
;:.-.".4»:Do.pfd>.:V:... I "- ! , >S0m.
■ - 100 Del & Hudson... ie*^168'*;i ! "tVK,£* 4
:200m*& R G........ : 214 21V 21% '22^
lOOj Do pffl";..:.... I 40 . I 40,1 40',
... (Distill Securities 1 . .*.-:'...: .: . *26?4?.: 27i;
..;....[DuluthS S & A.. I ..*..'. .'.'.:i '■ **•% : ft'
....V.: Do pfd -r......:.v.V.'."...; l.-.i-. , 17
1.200 Erie- ...-......:.. 34ii 341, S4H ; ;,> 4 l i
100 Do 1st pfd ..?. 51% 51?4 ,51 • 32:
....... ;Do,2d pfd .... ... . :."t." ,42»y 43
....... 'Fe-Wal M & S.. : .'..".. !....* I 13% I IS
....... ' Do pfd ........ ... ;.\|....'. 4513"
.a 400 General-Electric. 1182 183 " 1R2 1S3 r
.'GOO Groat Northn Ore! 46% 45|i 45U ! 46U
•1,300 Great Northn pfail39H]138 * 138 «s 138%
i00fGoM4eM Con U-.i 2% j ' 2% -2% -t2ii
eoOIllluois Central. . .1271 4 127 'l27i»120
.....:. I Inspiration ......I.. ...j..... ' U)4i l!>i 2
J 2.400[lnterboro Metro .- 20% 20 19%] 20%
2.800 Do pfd ..'..... G61s 6T4£ 6T>% 66.'v;
.'...... Inter Mer Marine ..... ..'... 5 5iJ
....... Do pfd 1*H] 21 -
:>«' Interna tl ■ Paper..; 13 13 13% 1"»U
.......UDo pfd ................. 53% 34
Internatl Pump.. £6',4 25% 2e% ; 27
...;;:.{ Do. pfd .... ...i .:... .;■... 79% M
: Int Harvester ..'121 1121 1121 [123 ;
.;..... Iowa Central ....j I 12 I 13
...t..'. %-Do; pfd ■*.;;*..'.. ..... ■ ..' 2-". -28:: I
..."..'.. K C Southern' ... :.... .'.... 27-% M I
...v:.. Do pfd -..;.... 1 1 ..*;■. 61 : 6*%
" 2,100 Lehigh Valley .:; 175 .174 174% 174'4
....... Upgett'& Meyers. ..... j ..:.". 214 < 215 ■-■■
....... Do pfd ......... .....!...:. 1141' 117
... P. Lorillard Co.:. :.....%.:. 205 208
........ * Do pf<j ....... j ;..=»..::.". 116 : 116%
200 L & X r.'.". ....... 145% 145% J45U 146^4
i Marker ;.... j ..... ..... 84 - 85 •
...'.:;. j - Do pfd ! ! 67V 68V1
....... Mexican Central..) .....j:.:.". | 26% 27i»
•1.000 Mexican Pet '■■. ...! 8l%( 80 : i 81 . I 82
....... Minn & St L ■-..: ! ..... .....1 26% .'27., i
....:.. I Do 1st pfd .... : ..... ;...: 47 50
400 M St l>18 8 M 142 141 v Hl% i
...:... Do :pfd..".:.... ...;;.,... 150 < 136 :
......".|Mo Kan & Tejci. ..... ..... I 28- 2;t
.......i-vDo 'pfd.-:. , .... i ..... ..... 62 63*
4. Miami Copper. j 2S% ,; 28% 28% 28%
; 1**1 Missouri Pacific. 44% 43 43^:43^4
300iNational- Lead... ."ft' 4 :,o ; :59i- f 59%
.;.■....} ;Do pfd........ ..... ....; 110%lll0%
100 National Biscuit. 132% 132% 132% 182%
"• Do pfd • .rr..;t :-A -.-;-•.-;. jl22Ufl2Q
....... Natl Enatael. .... !..... .■;';;; \ 20% 21%
........ Do pfd -.■'.:.■. ..>.;.. ..v.'. 91 93"
•500 Nevada • Cons..,. 22% 22% I 22% 22%
.....:. NY Air Brake.. ! .;... t ..... 83 : | 83%
. 000 X.Y; Central..... 114% 114% 114% 114%
./..... X Y C & St L... i ....; ..... ! 56' 60
...■.:.. Do 1st" pfd..., I ;...: I ..:.. : 102% 108"
....... Do 2d pfd-.i... j :':'.'.". ::".'.. - 82% 89 *
i 200 X Y X n & H.. 134% 134 .-.".--■•. :.:::'
200 N Ont & W... 35. 35* : 34% '35U,,
■. < $00 Norfolk & West. 115% 115% 115% 116
....... I .Do pfd,V.~,..V. j ..... ...".. j 90 - 97, '
..,.■:.. (North American. ' :...: j ....'. I S3 . '84%
: 1.3001 Northern - Pacific. 124% 124 y 124% 124%
....... Omaha :..., ..... 130 139
....... ! Do pfd ....... ....150*- 160
700 Pacific MalL.... 34% 34' 4 34% 33 v i
....:.. Pac .Tel ,V- TpI . . , : ':.'... .'...'. '■ 49 • | 50 X
2.600|Penn'U i E Co 12Si, 4 123 - 120 ; - 121%
■ / 200 People's -Gas...; 116 } . 115% 115% r ;
....... Plttsbursr; Coal.'.. .*.... 23..v I 23Vi
.....:. Do pM .... ' ...>. ..... "91% ' m --
ASL.7. P C G & St L. . . ..... :.... 106% 107%
..,:.:. ' Do pfd.;....;.. :...-. .:.-. 110 - 120 -
■ 200 Pressed Steel"Car : 37% 37% 37% 88
:.■. i Do pfA.\\.-.".'.':. .-.--.;. :.:.. 101 r 101%
3,500 Bay Cons.......'. ! 22% 22~\'J2.' 22%
■ 400!Ry Step] Springs. 37 I .".«♦(; 3«%l 36%
.......TDo pfd .:...'.. ."....);.... 100 1 102%
39,«00 Rending ■.:'......, 171U jl«>% 170% 170%;
100 . Do 1st pfd . ;-.• ..Oil, 91 % 90 - i on;
.....:. I v Do 2d pf d ....: I ...... I ..... 95•';■ oe~
2,500 Republic 8 & I... 28V. 27% 28-: I J28%
1,400 Do pfd ...:... ! fK)%| 90 -: 89% 90%
400 Rock Island Co:".. .26 25% 2S% 25%
.....;. Do pfd:... : .V.". i ;.... I 49%] ;50»^
...;.;. SeSS*&. 1 .Co..::./;;; .:;:: ,48% 52 ~
.;..... ' Do pfd.:..;..:. ..:.. :.'... : 95% ! 100 r
.i.::.: BtL & SF 1st pfd. ..... ....; 60 ;. i61.'
1.2001 Do 2d pfd...... 31% 32 31% 32%'
.:...:. St L & S w;..... ...I ..-.;. ' 38% 39%
...IT.. ; Do pfd......... .::/. ..:.. I 76% 77\«>
, 200JSears Roebuck .'. 217. [217 - 216 217 »"
800 Soul hem Pacific..! 111 111 ; ill 111%*
' 800 Sonthern v Railway 29% 29% 29%I 29%
900 Dopfd......... S1V Sl'4 Sl'-iJ 82 ;.
• " HOO Tennessee Copper '40% 4OL, 4OV4 40%
V 200 Texas Pacific ..." 24% 24 24% ,25..
......; Tex** Oil .....;'. IT... 1 ."..;. 118% 11»%
' 1, Third Ave '....".. ! 38% "37 ; ■ 38% "38%
100IT St L & W...J 13 13 , 12 i -13%
...:... ! Do pfd .::..... :...-.....•. »2o% 33"
....... Twin City R.T. .! ..:.: j :?..i 104% 103%
200 Underwood .'....'. 105% 105% 105%. 106 .
, SOOiUn Brk & Paper. ■>■$% 8% 814 f 8%
:. 100 Do pfd ...-:..., ! 48% ! 48*4 ! 50% :52iv J
10.600 Union Pacific i... 172% 171% 171% 172%
BOO !><■> pfd ...ri.r. 01% 91%' 91% ■>■'■■■
....... UtdRysInT Co.. ..... I ...v. vS6 • 37
...;/.. Do pfdf...:.... :.... .:... ! 64 I 65,'
....... U S Cast I Pipe ..... ....". 18% 20 *
.;..;.. Do pfd........ ......:.:. 61 * w<?.
1.600 S Rubber •:.,. ' 37% 56% t,-% 57%"
! Do lstpfd'V... ...'.. ' .'.•*.:■., 108% 108%
200 j> Do 2d pfd ■:... 80 -V-**©!- 79% 80%
48,100 US Steel Cor..:: V 74 74% -74%
500 Do pfd ;.:..::. 111% 111% 111% 112**
3,200 Utah Copper . '63% 62% 63% i63%
200 Va-Car ' Chem : Co. 46% '46% ;40%f 47 J
....... ! Do pfd :....... :::.-. ..... 115 " no -;
.■...::. Vir Coal" & Iron: ;'..%. r.:".! 62 . 66'.
.■ 200iWahas»li '....".: 1 4% 4% 4% 4%
1.200! Do pfd:....".... j 14% I 13% -13% 14 •'.
....... Wells Farcro Ex.". ;::.....,. 115% 119
• 100 Western Union :: 78 > "8 ■ 77% 78V>
■ 300.W Maryland it;. 54% 54% 54% 153m
....... ' Dopfd ...r ! :r-;v. * ::..-. 77% ,79 J
, 300 Westlnghouse;'.".'; 80% 80% '■ SI; 82 . ■
.......iw & L .E:..vr.v: ! :.;•.. :.:-.r-. i9-. 9%
400 . Do 1st pfd..'.."..32-: 31% 3114! 32 ".
C00| Do 2d pfd 3 *.n. ! 15% -15 15. ! M .;
. 3(X> Wr.olworth :.v.~. 115% 115J/J 115 :1115%
...V.*..IWis Central .... | .....[:...'. j 52%|:05-.-,-;
268,400 i total; hares; sold. *: ; -J. •
Wilson's Stock Letter
NEW YORK. Nov. 19.— J. C. Wilson & Co.'s I
wire says: ••Stocks ruled <\w\\ and fcatureloss j
today. There whs practically no news to affect !
prices in either direction. Money continues very
firm and while this lnsts and the forelxD f*ltn
ation does not clear up we shall probably have
quiet times. Tber<» I* , , however, a better un
dertone ttn<] more response to the vnnrke) an<l
a rally of a few points may be iv order at any
time."
Loan*, Kxi'hansre and Silver
Bar silver bad a frjwtl.vial decline in the hie
markets yesterday. Hongkong exehnnjre was
Bllghtiy higher instead it following silver bullion
down, as it generally does.
Commercial paper r>urafi percept
Loans on real estate per cent
ffterlinir exchange, co .lays — ftM.Ro*i
Sterling exchange, demaj'l..... —^4.R5' 4
Sterling exchange, cables —M4.8e%
New York eschanee, *i«ht —n .01
New York exchange, teltvr iphlc — (% .03
Hongkong exchange, ... — % ..V'i t
Hongkong exchange, telegraphic —fw .50%
New York silver, per .mnce.... — (m .62% '
London silver, per ounce —w 28 15-16 d
CONTINENTAL
New York on Paris 5.20
New York on Mexico , 2.<HVi
Berlin on London 20.50
Paris on London 25.231^
MINING STOCKS
It was tbe same old story of an apathetic
and humdrum market for mining stocks at the
opening session of the Bush street exchange t*s
terday morning, and further evidence that 'the
early opening of the board was not looked npon
with favor was furnisbeil hy a petition signed
by many inemhers asking the governing body to
restore the official call of the Comstocks to* the
old hoer of 0:30 a. m. There seemed to ho
little objection to holding the call for the eicK-ks
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL 20, 1912,
Prices of Stock Issues Rally
After a Temporary Depression
NEW YORK, Nov. 19. —After a temporary depression, prices of stocks
rallied today, and at the close net changes among the principal is^
were small. The opening was heavy and quotations in the early tramng
gave way on comparatively small offerings. Canadian Pacific, which was
weak in London before the opening here, continued its decline, iaii-
News of brighter prospect? for peace in the Balkans acted as a mild
tonic, and in the midday trading the losses among- the representative
stocks were recovered. Toward the close quotations eased off slightly.
The most conspicuous changes of the day were among stocks ordi
narily inactive, some of which were subjected to steady pressure.
American Brake Shoo preferred lost 18 points, American Woolen OV2,
Bethlehem Steel and American Cotton Oil, which recently has at
tracted some attention by its rise, lost 2 points.
In view of the better prospects for the ending of the Balkan war. a
decline in foreign exchange rates attracted some attention. Demand
sterling fell to the lowest point of the year. A" settlement of the war
would cause a decided relaxation in financial circles, in Europe, encour
age the return to regular channels of a large amount of money, which has
been held up for more than two months, and, it is thought, might place
American bankers in a position to bid successfully again for a part of
the weekly offerings of South African gold in the London market.
Bonds were dull. Total sales, par value, f1,840,000.
United States government bonds were unchanged on call.
NEW YORK. Nov. 19.— R. V. Hutton & Co.'s wire says: "Today's
stock market has been one of many cross movements, with, strength in
some of the industrial specialties and sluggishness tn the general list of
standard issues. In the more speculative lixt of rails and industrials,
where a short interest always exists, there was moderate support and
occasional rallies by important interests, who are apparently desirous
of holding the market steady. Liquidation was evident in stocks like
Chicago and Northwestern, Illinois Central ;ind some pressure in St. Paul.
Tlie selling of these stocks could not be trnced, however.
"Metal securities were kept fairly steady on trade reports, but there
was no attempt to create any rise further than a rally on the profes
*In - quarters usually well Informed on important market movements
it is intimated now that the coming tariff agitation will likely prove a
menace to commercial interests and raUM I sin. kenintr tendency in trade
ere long, and that this situation will be reflected in the stock market
later.•'
EASTERN STOCK AND BOND QUOTATIONS
New York Curb Stocks
NEW YORK. Nov. 11*. —E. F. HuttM .'• I
(wire M7IK •■The mining list w«s modwtfeiy
! actlrp tMay. with price taaafca small. Br«o*0
i touched !>. but eaeed •->» to S 7 * later. There wrf
jno feature?. Tne oil stocks a* a ru.e w«tp
The following list is furnished hr K. F. Mut
ton & Cα, 4iH> California street. San Franriscr
Bid. A«k Bid. Ar '*-
Anglo nil .. l< IS% Monte gh0.... «J *»
BetoMi ... S 7 * Wft» Hills ...I , ; 1!'_1'«
Breden Coppr * 7 S 9 iNer Vteh ... 2 •>
Pt> fe 178 IS3 Xipiesing *Hr «*
British 4*4 4* 4 iObto G*P« r -.1
rhi Snbwej.. 4U 7 jpao G&K com 64% «%
Colorado ... 12 I*l Do pfd . ... 01 03
Con Aril ...7-ie HjPhelp* Dodge.2JS Zg
Davis Pair.. 2 SiJSan Toy 30
Dobie 'i 31tt Sioux Con .. - •>
i Dolores 2 4 IS W Miami.. •> «
IEI Ra.ro 1 2 :So Itah .... U %
«y Cent ... (Standard <«'■
i Kly Con 17 10 I ex cub* 390 3!H
Bi Fmb --.... 5% s*i| Dβ Iβ^.. .310* 3W
First Kat..l 1".-16 2 Ilfi! Dr> (si i*»' le *
(•"motion .... 10 12 [Stewart 1 0-lb Iβ*
Florence 70 75 [Bmte & N Y. 2 2M
liilronx 4Vi 4* 4 r»f Ner.. 6%
I Old Daisy ..4 6 !Tri BtiHion... % R j
Gld Belniont. IS Iβ [TuoUmine 2 S 4
Greene Can.. 9% STfclUnKe'l Copper 1 8
Hallinger ... 14%; Do pfd .... » ;• .
Halifax 1% 2 fU 8 U?ht... 12' 2 13V4
Iron 810ßP0m.120 150 I Yukon 3* ••V^
Hit Rubber .. 11 Va 12 |West Pae Ky. 9
Jim Bvtler ..71 73 r Do 5s 83% 84%
Jumbo Es ..31 88 rWest Pow pfd ....
Kerr Lke.2 11-ie 213 16| Do com ... 27 »
Keystone ... 2 2VU S Motor... 1-lfi J4
la Rose .. 2% 2%| Do pfd 'a 1 J< 2
Lebigh C0a1..230 "240 ;West Eml. .1 »-ie 1 11-16
Mason Val .. l2%;Wettlaufer .. 2:5 24
Mays Oil ... 2T. 30 [Ton Exten ..2 11-l«2=!i
h'an Transit. 1•% Prod.l3t, l.V>
Marroni 6* ' I Do pM ....102^103
■ MfKlnlCT Hsr 2's 2i 4 ;Mizpah Ex ..65 .(>
1 MoufHiis Ton. 2 2i R jTon Merger.. 94 f».»
Miami «'>s ...16-S 173 [Alaska Gold.. 8% l>
Minos of Am. 2Vo
New York Bonds
C S ref 2s reg..lol Japan f>o
Do coupon 101 Kati City So ref 56 9i%
Do 3s reg 1024 L Shor rieb 4s. 10.11 92V«
Do epjjpou 10f% L A- N liniaprl 4s. f)TVi
iKi 4s rep 113-VM. X & Tex Ist 4s. 83%
Do coupon 113% Do gen 4 l is Sβ
Panama 3s coupon. 101% Mo Pacific 4s 71 >i
Al-Cbal Ist Sβ. ctfs 60 ! Po cv 4s «7
Amer Agricul ss. 101 %]N Roe Mcx 4 1 i-s. Sβ
Amer T&T cv 45.111%;N V C gen »%«.. M 5
AniPr Tobacco 6S.IWV2! r>o deb 4s S»2
irnwiir 4fta 81 INY.NH& ncv 3V*.s f>o
Atchlson pen 45.. »7%! Nor& W Ist. con 4s 97%
Do cv 4s. 1960..105 V Do cv 4s 115
Do cv os 107V4 N« Pacific 4s &SV,
Atlan C T> Ist 4s. J>.">V Do 3s es*i
Bait & Ohio 45.. »7% O S Line rfdg 4s. 91%
Do 3Vis f>l |Pa cv 31/2 S. 1915.. 96%
Brooklyn Tr cv 4s 90% iPa con 4s 102%
Central of »»a s*. 108 < Reading sen 45... fH?4
Coot Leather 55.. OGWfr L & S F fg 4s. 7fi%
Cbes & Ohio 55.. 90*<! Do gen 3s 83%
Do con 4Ms* 92%;5t I. S W con 4s. SO%
Chi & Alton rj'-s. t>s Seaboard At, adj 5s T5%
C, B & Q joint ~4s ftSM'So Pmetßc col 45.. «!>
Do gen 4s 04% Ho cv 4s .... MW
C.M& StP cv 4 1 .5.10«%! Do Ist ref 45.. 83%
C.RI& Pac col 4s. Railway 5s 106»*
Do ref 4s S7H! Do gen 4s '19%
Col So r&ext 4>Ar. 94%(Union Pacific 4e.. 99 H
Del & Hud cv 4s. WUI Do cv 4« 102 1 *
Den &R G ref ss. K3L. Do Ist & ref 4s. 95 U
Distillers 5s 72 |U B Rubber 6«...10»%
Erie prior lien 4s. 86m r S Steel 2d Bsi.lOS
Do gen 4s TOUIVe Car Chera Bβ., 02*4
Do cv 4k ser B. 77'..IWahasb lst&ext 4s HU
HI Cen Ist ref 4s. 95 (Western Md 45... S.V.i
Tnt Met 4%s SI ! Westing El *v ss. tt^
Int Mer Mar #%«. Central 4s 02
New York Mining Stocks
Com Tunnel Stock 09IMesioan 1.83
Com Tunnel Bonds T2!ontario 2.00
Cob Va Miv Co.. SOfOphJr B0
Iron Silver l.SOJataaderd 1.0t.t
l/eadville Con ... 081 Yellow Jacket .... 40
Little Chief <H
of the other gronps at R o'clock, although thus 900 Co n Va >r.... 32| 560 Sierra Nev ... 28
far the earlier opening has-failed to divert any 100 Con Va M 33] 100 Ton Merg. s 5 f>s
noticeable volume of business in the. southern 2000 I«one Star Con <X[ W> T'nlon Con .... 43
Xevadas from the New York to this market. r>oo MarNamara .. 21 j 100 t'nlon On 37
whlcb was tbe purpose of the recent change. The 2f>o Mexican .. .l.TT'j 1200 PnJon Con 33
governing body Is expected to act on the petition 100 Mexican 1.75J 100 Union Con .... 34
at tlw weekly meeting to be held today. . erosive nrnTATinvs
Buying order, for the prominent Issues of all . 1 urroßVu
groups were scarce at the opening session and. . Rid'vik ' Rμ a«v
except In a few instances, there was a lack of rpnt EllrPka -_' rrnconnedv it fin
Conistocks and several of the southern issues 4'v,mVtoU<
sasged badly. There were ouly a few trades Bid Ask I nirt *«v
--re.-orded in Mexican, but they were sufficient 4]ph -_ ai Tnll. Con <v> ai
to depress the market. The stock closed with ${f™ _' OTJ stice "" * .«fl S
. sale at fl/18. or 20 cents below Monday's '%•£ _ orKcntnct ' ion " £
closing figure. All of the other nortbenders $ % Afev can 1.75 1 m
followed the leader down, the heaviest decline g^ 1 & Belch 07 oSrtwidentai 71 —
being in Union, which was about 10 points gn>n S Chollar. - v * ophi r "■" B3 M
was again the leader of its ISf^^ 0 " 1 " g ,1 S o^
in point of activity and firmness, a brisk 91 oi m
buying movement carrying the .price several challpnie O' Vi I?
points above Moiulsy-s closing level. Jim Butler. }\ J j^ * c " •• • °;. s?.^_ n ??' cher •• H
MacNamara Mid North.Star were «, little firmer. ™« e r^ ' •• • -7 i
though trading in all three stocks was of a (>„ Va »1 -4 tTiSiwo? him ''' n- TA
small, scattering character. West End. the only ImperiaY ' te msl iSinE " nS
Tom>pah stock that figured in the early morning tf% w , Pollft M SffSn«fftL M ?«
dealings, was unchanged at $1.60. Fxchrouer fi mI- h "" m a^
The decline in Goldneld consolidated continued ri r' lv t r^' vi' ?t W
unchecked, the stock opening lower on the call Hale & if ?-K . t I.V II ~
at $2.40 and receding to $2.37',, sales and $2.W Ualt & y ° TC - 1 ?! ~J acket - 44 ~
hid at the late session. The other Goldflelds Bplmf>nt c rr "i -»
rT/,t-pTecedrnraav taD<,lUijabout ,te ttM SSSTiAj*:i* B ;JBSfc B 3& B !: 11 n^
aS T™ e V a Tonopah district shipped g«>jjg WRescoe K,, la . ir, , 7
10.W59 tons of ore of an estimated value of I r a t , u^ eet ton 01 - £*«! n n - 2> A= 2A^
$271 725 to tlie mills la«t week. The Tonopnh ~* U? nf,,,"'' •' ~. 2 -^ > ' T . on {'fW Qn< 2i S 8
Mining company nent 3,400. Belmont 3.r.2«. M<>,>- •• " n M f r^ r '«. 5* *
liana 1.633, Touopnh Extension 1,070. West Knd " In H £°° % *er...Q.M —
Ut.-.. MacNamara 470. .Mid Butler 3SO and Xorth $2 7 ton... - 17
Star 45 tons. The total tonnage of the 10 nrln- w™, "« S-> 7£vP t i " . S
clpel mines of the enmp for the quarter ending J l°n«na 2 f>o 2. lojWest Lnd ....1.03 1.60
October 31 was 128.»53 t«ns. This output shows .._. UoUJtloiri District
«n increase of 17,2r.e tons over the production Ato - WGM Kwana, 04 00
for the quarter ending Jnly :;l. J'fJ • \] 1* Old Merger M. ...J .{4
A clrwilar letter signed by of minis of the £ « Be ■•• pi (fi Grandma 01 02
Oown Point. Belcher and Yellow Jacket mining {««' Bull ... 07 O»:Great Bend .. 09 0:?
corapaulee in beinp mailed to siiwk holders. The fl 0 « ,w, .rt lifiid Atw. — 01
letter describes conditions at (lie mines in detail. 0... .„ .. 0. 08'Grt Bend Ex. --- 01
aid a vigorous campaign of deep mining in all t, olu mhi" Mt.. 03 O.lUTumbo Ks !0 3]
three properties .uider the leadership of the Kraetioo. 10 11 Lone Star Cen. 04 05
srnge« interests is advocated by Uβ officials Jonqneror Co U - oi Oro 04 «
Who signed it. R R " Wie*«« "'H s ■•• 01 02
S*N FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE freorganM 04 ■njfltad>to&-%i 01 02
Following were the sales on the Sail Francisco ftmdfld (4 n.-;silver Pick t>m 07 OS
Stock exchange yesterday: Horenee 71 i3[Bpearhead «"ld m 04
Regular Morning Session Frances Mhk.. 01 —fSt Ives ZO —
100 Gld Con M...2.401 too Mexican 1.85 f,f>,d Bfl r Old. 06 — jVwnul Oβ K>
500 Gvpey Queen.. 07' 100 Ophir 5.". r ' !,1 Biilldog. . . (»2 aiiWouder — 01
100 Jumbo Xx ... ::o; 200 West End 1.60 ( J, k J Cr>n M.. .2.35 J r 3?]Y fellow Tiger.. OS o:;
2fX>o Love Star Con 04; 300 Veilow Jacket. 4,j *» w Portland.. — or]
Afternoon Session Bullfrog Diutrii-t
CiOfiO Atlanta IK' 500 Pitts S Peak., as Bonnje Clare.. 01 — |Tramp Coa ..02 03
500 Beftpoet S. 7511000 Rescue Eula .. 17 Mayflower Ceg oi acj
100 Cent Eureka.. 1?! 500 Savage 10 Manhattan District
300 Challenge 04! 100 St-orplon (t* sP?ter5 P ? ter Tnif,n - r '-' OSfSfla Hill Con.. 01 02
1400 Con Va M 3:t; 200 Sierra Nev ... 31 G , ol( i Wedge... Oβ Hi , Morning Gl»ry. 02 —
.VH> Con Va M... 35]5300 Sierra Nev ... 3D Ma " Bi « Four :;•) tO'Mustnns Man.. 02 03
100 Crown Point.. 55; 100 Tdu ...2.75 Man Amalgam 04 -'Mustang A«t.. — 04
1000 Dexter 04U00O Ton Merger ... 9.3 Man Con .... H-Mutsrang l,\ .. 01 <i 2
655 Dee W Caps. Hr.WOToj Merger ... H4 Mrd .. 00 04 Stray Dog ... — or,
500 Old Con M.2.37!*1 500 Ton Merger ... ft(! Msn tntl«)ia. - oi:ThaJiWfgiving.. — 04
1500 .eM Merger M. r,.T2000 Ton Merger ... m Man W Q>P». 16 111
4000 nn Went Oα Q2j SOO Tnion Con 4" Otbet DHtricts
11 (h> .Jim Butler .. fll «0 Union Coo 42 A,,fls ir.lPifts S Peiik.. 88 Sr)
I'hi Man Big Four T\\ WO Union Coo 40 Eagle'a N>st.. 08 ns'llaw OaUtion, -- 01
liy>o"Man Con 14' 500 West End l.»s<i F«irvw O Bid Oβ o:;'Ronnd Mt M n
1000 North Star .. 33! nm± ...1.47 —|Tec«p.'i Con .. — 15
Infonni.l Sfssion
•AOO Andes «i; 100 Nev Hills 1.50 A»»M«mrn( Dirt>ctor>- Coiimfoek Mine*
15(M> Boston Ton .. OSjIOOO North Star ... r»4 Comr.anv- Ho Del Boa-d Knle Day. Ami.
?00 Bullion OSfanOO Rescue Bula .. 1« Veilow 4 -» oct 2"' De*. i. ,tfi
100 Caledonfa .... 35; 200 Sierra Nev ... 27 Kxchenntr ..... 23 Oct. L' 7 N'T. 20 .OS
Boston Stocks
—»— ■ i ♦>
l> • l>>\ Nor. lft.—E. K. Hutton & C".'< wire
MX*: The Boston market opened absolutely
i'tHi" . Clint inulng n throughout the session
without a single feature Miowlnjr. Undertone
coatlnuti strong. Market closed lifeless."
i be following Hot is furnished by E. F. Bat
i>n »V Co., 490 California .street. San Francisco:
Bid. Ask.l Bid. Ask. i
Adventure. .. 511 B'JiiQuincv 862 ss
Alloiie z 41H 42 14U U\
Arcadian ■J" l :'■ Santa h> 3»i TOj
Ariz Com ... 4 4'atUnited Shoe.. 51 !H\
A P 4% 4 s ;! Do pfrt 2Sii 28%
Do pf'l ... 2-'< Mi 23%|6oper & Bost. 3
Balaklala ... 3 T * 4 [Super Copper. 431* 44'<,
Car & Ariz.. ?82 79 [Tamarack .... 41 >t3jg
Cal & Hecla.'SO 585 [Trinity 5 o%
Centennial .. 1»U 20 m S Mining.. 44T 8 45
Copper Rango 56% 57 |P» pfd r>l 51 %
Paly West... S% 4 [I'tah Apex .. 2
East Bnttp... I^ % lomitah Con ... 18% 13%
Franklin 10' 1014[Victoria 2% 2"^
Oranbr 7."ij ~e [Wolverine ... 74"* 75
Hanrook 2." 25>'»iWyandotte .. IVi lU,
Helvetia .... 75 100 tWinona 4 4^
Iwle Rovale.. 35 ?,si.,ii;reeiift Can... o*B ft%
Iniliana 17 4«* «§
Kerr Lake .. 2% 2%»|Ra.v Con 22 221.4
Kewcenaw .. 2 <T 9%
Ijike (V.pppr. 31 Bo* i Maine. »7»4 Rβ
La Bella SU e'.Bos & Albany. 214%210
Mass Con ... SU e%:Boe Kiev 122V4 —
Miol. Mm .. ia 4 2 United Fruit..lSHVs 184
>r<>hawk 84 85 TSwift loei^ioeif,
N'ortb Butte. :v, ;;eti|old Colony .. 10V4 1014
Nev Cf*n ... 22H 22%! Mayflower ... 15 15^
North Luke 3U 3«lZlBC 31 Sl«
Old OominiiMi ."{> 00 [Butte & Super 47^
Osceola 1O{» 111 >i «' — 5»
OJilway S 34! Do pfd W 88
4 _ __ «.
Boston Curb Stocks
_„_ «-
The following list is furnished by E. F. Hut
ton & Co., 4flO Califf-irtna street. San Francisco:
Bid. Ask.' Bid. Ask.
Ari s & Mich, o 15 flk'fTstone \% 1%
Bohemia 2% 3 [Majestic 43 45
Boston FAS .. 1 1 116! Mason Val .. 12%
fnlaveras ... 8 fNev l>ougla». .3 11-16 3%
Ctetne 7 9 . lOhio 1 n-16 1%
Chief Con . -1% 1 11 US Owco 3 2V*
Corbin 2R 2S Ariz 82 S2ti
China 48U & Globe, r> ir.
Darls l>aly..2>, «% 7
Kai*le * B B.f'ficl 1-lßftrnitef! Verde. 5O 53
Ely Witch... 5 9 |N>whouse ... 5 7
Inspiration .. lf>'i 20 [New Baltic... 1% 2.i
4.
London Closing Stocks
-• —, —«.
Cons for raoiipy.7i"> 3-ieiJ.ouisv & Nash.... 151
Do for acet 75V4JM, X & Texas 29
Ama! Copper 87 [JJ V Central 118
Anaconda 9 IN'mrfolk & West...ll»
! Atohison 11l ; Do pfd i>l
1 Ho pfd 10,114 : Ontario & West... 3eii
Bait & Ohio liKHj'Pennsylvania 63V»
Canadian Pae ...273%iRand MiDes e%
Ches <fe Ohio SS
Chi Great West.. Railway 30»4
Chi, Mil k St P.llS^ , IKj pfd 84
De Beers 20%[50 Pacific 114%
Den & Rio <; 23 ! Union Taciflc 176%
Do pfd 42 I Ho pfd ?>4
Erie , "*li\V S Steel >7e%
I>o lRt pfd S3 I r>o pf,i .11514
Do 2d pfd 44»MWabash 4U,
firand Trunk 26% I Do pfd IS
111 Central Ki2 j
Bar silver—Steady: 2S l.'-IRd per ounce.
Moiier —.'! 1 2 per cent.
'Hie rntc of riiscouut in the open market for
I short hills is 4 T > por cent and for three months'
thills 10-ie per cent.
>evr York Money Market
NKW YORK, N,i T . 19.—Money on call firm,
4iA"X R per cent: ruling rate, 5%; closing bid,
4V>: offered at 4%.
Time lnsnp. easier; pixty days. 6 per cent;
ninety days, i%\ nix months, olijgSVj per ecnt.
Prime mercantile paper, c per cent. Sterling
exchange heavy with actual business in bank
ers' bills at $4.50&0 for sixty day hills and at
$4.R5 f»r demand.
Commercial Hills. $4.80' i.
' Bar silver. 02%<\
Mexican dollar?. 4S^c.
liovornmeut bonds, steady; railroad bonds,
steady
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
Trading on the San Francisco Stock and Bond exchange yesterday -was
almost featureless. The trading involved 433 shares and bonds of $31,000 par
value. Several small blocks of Artneby Company of New York preferred, aggre
gating 155 shares, were sold during the day at par.
united Railroads of San Francisco 4s continued to show a fractional weak
ness. The first sale was at Monday's closing price of $66.12%. after which the
bonds dropped to $66. Spring Valley Water company stock and the general
mortgage 4s were a little weaker yesterday. Ten shares sold at $61.37%. or an
eighth off. Bonds of the par value of $5,000 sold at an eighth off during the
forenoon session and \he price shaded another eighth in the afternoon session.
Western Pacific stock continued its upward course in the unlisted depart
ment, five shares being sold at $9.25. At the same time the 5s manifested weaK
ness. two sales being made at $83.75.
* Alameda Sugar gave evidence of the weakness of sugar stocks. Seventy
one shares sold at $22.
Pacific Gas and Electric preferred made a good showing yesterday, 15
shares being sold at $91.87%.
LISTED SECURITIES
SALES NOVEMBER 19,.a912
MorniDg Session % Street— .„„ __
Board— 110 Armsbv Co nf S V ipfd) 100.00
10 Bank of California. N A M 5.73 13,080 Pacific Tel & Tel 5s 2*-52
8 Oro Electric Corp (com) IS.SO $I\OOO People's Water Co 5« 81. io
10 Spring Valley Water Co «1."7% Afternoon Session
$3.0ii0 Great Western Power ."is ST. OO B<->ard— _ .
$1,000 Oakland Traction C»n 3? »7 10 $2,000 Great Western Power 5s 57.0β
$1,000 Oak I ami Traction Cβ Sβ f Paciftc Tel & Tel 5s 90. f>0
$2,000 pacific Electric Ry 5i lf>4 25 " $1,000 Spring Val Wat gen nrtge 45.. 82.62 V*
$1,000 Pacific Light & Pow < g tdi 5e., Si). 75 Srreet— _
$5,000 S p R a Co Ist ref 4s :»4 00 50 Anglo-Cal Trust Cc 12>.00
$.1,000 Spring Val Wet gen mtge 45.. f<2 75 45 Artusby Co of N V < pfd> 100.on
$1,000 United R R of S F 4s tW.I2U 200 Oro Eleetrfc Corp (pfd> 74.2<>
$1,000 United U R of S F 4» 66.00
. CLOSING QUOTATIONS
BONDS Bid. Art. Bid. Ask.
U. S. Bonds— Bid. Ask. Oakland Transit Co Gs. — Cal Wine Assn pfd.. S4k —
4s quar coup (new). n:;%. - - i Do 5s — M»fe Do common 4O ■*<>%
3s quarterly coupon.. — — 1 Do G>n 5s .-.. — lnu MB 1 <lv Pont de N [ifd. — —-
Miscellaneous Bonds— Oakland Ttac Con<B\. 97*4 — i Do common —■ 203
Alameila Artes W ss. — 9S Oakland Trac fco 66. f>l '- - iFireman's Fund 1n5...231
Associated Oil Co 55.100%1i>1 ' ■'. 'Oakland Water gtd" 5s 5t5%" — ;First Nat Bank of S F.2.T-'% —
Bay Counties Pow ss. — 102 Omnibus Cable Ky 6*. 1024 UiermanSav & Loan.3loo —
Cal Cent Gas &El i>B. — 103 loro Electric Corp (is. 08' 4 SW>i\ Giant Powder Con I<>.> —
Cal ES gen Sβ, ? Pr A. SS% — fpacific Gas Imp 45.. 89' 4 — Hawaiian (»ml & Sug. — ■*''
Cal G&EI gm&ct 5s — 101'Aj Pacific Gas & Klec ss. 0014 80% \ Hawaiian Sugar 00... •"•" 4o
Do unifying 5s «5Vi» i>sv, Pacific Electric Ky 55.104 — Hoootaf Sugar Co — "'
California St Cable ss. 101 102% Pacific Light & P ss. — 07 'Humboldt Havings Bk. — Mβ
California Wise 55.. m% —j Do guaranteed 55.. »HIOO% Hutcbinsoa Bag Plant. — ls%
Cent Cal Traction ss. — 04% Pacific Tel & Tel ss. B©% 09% Kilauea Sugar Plant. 12 —
City Electric Co 5*.. — Sβ ;Park & Cliff HRy *J B®% — Marln County Water.. .'1 ->4%
Coast Counties I.A-P 5s 04% — iPark & Ocean R E fls.loo -- Vp-r-antfle Nat Bank. — -40
Contra Costa Wat ss. — 100 'People's Water Co 5s 81% 82 Mill Val &Mt TmSRy —
Do gen mtge 5s — 95 ! Sac FI, Gas &Ry s*. 108 1":',% ~.,-,,,ai Savktys Bunk. 75 80
Edison El of r, A ss. — 1021>!Sac & Woodland R 5s 95 V 4 — ! North Alaska Salmon. 12- ,V..%
Edison Light & P 6b.105 -- 8 Joaquin Lt & P ss. — — N Cal P#we r Co Con. 88% 4<>
E I duPr.nt Pwdr 4V-s — 03% l>o Or 6s. series A~101%1©3 Onomea Sugar Co — •*
First Federal Tist s*. 100% — [S F Electric Ry 55.. — 9o Oro Electric Corp pfd. ~i —
Ferries & Cliff H R65.1001. — ISF.Napa & Ca!is R Oβ. 10244 - Do common 15% 16%
Great Western Pow 5s 87 — BF. Oak &B -I 8y5#.1G2 I<>3% Oro Water, r.igbt & P.ioo ~-
Haw Cotnl & Sug sc. — 103 I Do 2d nitce 5s — 96 IPaaubau Sugar riant. — i 0' 2
Honolulu RT& L tis.lOoii -- Do Coo Ry 5s -- PSU Pac Aux Fire Alarm. --
Lake Tahf* R& T ss. -- B" SJ & S Clara R »4 — Pac Coast Borax pfdJOOi^lOl
Long Beach C Gas 65.100 — Santa BarbaraG&Elrts.lO2 — I>o common WS —
l»s Angeles "rs. — 101 iJtierra Ry of Cal 65.. — — Pacific Oo«»t Casualty. — 15->
Loe Anjr Gas &El ss. — 101 iSPRR of Cleg ss. — 112% Pacific Crude OH Co.. — Mβ
Do Corp Sβ Sβ !>0 isPßrancb Rof Cal tfs.l2rt VJ>i\> Pacific Light Corp pfd— M>4
Loe Angeles Ry 55.. — 107 Vi S P R R Ist ref 4s. 98% »4 : Do common 101^,rT
Do Corp 5* 9"i; ~ [8 Val Wat gen tn 4s. 92% OS 'Pacific Tel & Tel p|U. — 101
Los Ang Light gtd 55.100 — M'nited Gas & Elec ss. 90 tOO% Do common -. 4» »<»i4
L A-Pac R R lem ss. UttV A -- Tnited RRofS F4s 65% — I People's Water Co pfd 58 —
L A-Pac RR of Cal 5s — 100 Val Counties Pow Ss.loOt, — (Philippine Tel&T Corp 2.>% —
Marin Wat & Pow ss. 9»V> — STOCKS Realty Syndicate ....133% —
Market St (able 6s..K>O — lAlaska Packers' Assn. — 91 Savings Cn Bk & TV.247V2 —
Do Ist con mtge ss. 02% 92% Amalgamated Oil Co. — *5 |Security Savings 8ank.340 400
Mid Cmmies S«M Hs 99Vs — American Nat Bank.. 130 — IS F-Oak Ter Rys.A gfd T.j tO
Mill Val & MtTmßss.lOo — Anglo-CaJ Trust C 0...125 Val Water Co. OOVa —
Natomas Con of Cal 6s 94V4 - Anglo & Lon P Bank.loo% — iSfprlinjr Oil & Dey.. l>4 1%
Nor Ry Co of Cal oe. — 113 lArasby Co of N V pfd 09T 8 — 'Union Sugar Co — —
Nor Cal Ry 5s Associated Oil Co 45 Union Trust Co 2500 —
Nor C«l Power Co s*. 101% — ißank of Cal, N A... -- UDion Oil Co of Cal.. — —
Do Con 5s — 00% California St R R 124 1 - — Union Provident. Co.. «W»% —
Nor Electric Cβ 55.. O.Vi — Csl Fruit Canners 117% — United Petroleum Co.. — —
Oakland Gas, L&H Cal Ins Co (par $40) 72% — |West Coast Oil pfd.. 80 —
VXMSTED SECURITIES
SALES NOVEMBER 19, 1912
.*> Wfsterg Pacific Rv 9.25 1 $8,000 Western Pacific Rj 5s 53.75
71 Alamedft Sugar ..." 22.00 $5,000 S F & North Pacific 5s 103.75
15 Pacific Gas & Electric tpfdi 91.87% | $4,000 Santa Cruz Port Cement 6e 88.00
The following are the latest quotations for unlisted securities on the San
Francisco Stock and Bond exchange:
BONDS 1 Bid. Aek.! Bid. Ask.
Bid. Ask.'Soutb Yuba Water Qβ. 109 107%! N0r WestJElcctric jg —
Alaska Peckers Hs... — (Kouth Pacific Coast 4s 93 — Northern Electric ■*> r —
Amer River Elec ss. 98 — Sunset Telephone 55.. — 104% Oubu Sugar 24% —
Associated Oil Ist ref — 02% Sutter St Ry 6s — as Do Railway 135 140
Bay Counties Pow 65.103 104% Sperry Flour 6e — 100 iOakland Bank of Sar. — 22 ; >
Blue Lake Water 6e.102% — Truckee Lumber 65.. — i>7Vi Oakland Traction pfd. — n^
Cal Northwestern 55.. 103% — United Light & P 6s. — 00 Do common 30 4O
Coast Val G&EI letGs.lOO 101 United Properties ss. 50 W Ocean Shore Ry 18 —
Geary Street R R — 54 Do debenture 6s 10 15 Oak, Antiocb & E — 1-%
Gen Petroleum bonds. — 75 West Mtg & Guaranty — 108 Oak & Antioch Ry.... — **
HoDolnlu plant 65.. ,101%10l%; Western Pacific Ry 5s 83*4 *4 Oro Development Co.. 43 ir--
Hunt Land & Imp 6s. — 101 Yovemlte Valley R ss. — 87 Oi-pheuin stock 19% *»
Meolo Country Club 4s — 100 STOCKS 'Owl Drug common 9t> —
Monterey & P Grv 6e. — 94 Alameda Sugar 21% — [Pacific Hard & S pfd. — »■»
Mutual EJectric 55... 97 — A.ugu»t Oil — 20c Do common — l<
Miller & Lux 5s 99% -— Bank of San Jose — 170 Pacific Port Cement...— i>
Mt Whitney Pow 6e. — 101% Buffalo Brewing Co.. — 110 Pacific Gas & Elec pfd 91% »~
Nevada Co"R R 75.. OSVi — Cal Cotton Mills 62% 70 Do common 65 60%
Natomas Dcv 6s 100 — Cal State Life Ins... 19% — Palace Hotel stock — 80
Do Land &Mm 6s. 9ft% — Cal Pacific Title pfd. — 110 People's Water com... 3% 3%
Do 2d mtge 6s «7% 6»% Cal Electric gen pfd. 78<4 — 'Pet & Santa Rosa Ry. 20% —
Nor Cal Pow deb 6e. — 100 Central Cal Traction. — Iβ j Portuguese-Amer Bank —
Mar West Elec (subs).los 115 Central N Bof Oak. 155 — ;Poulsen Wireles* — S8
Oceanic Steamship ss. — 100 Central Trust 116 — Riverside Cement .... 40 —
Oak & Antioch Ry ss. 82V, 85 Cypress Lewn t% — Schmidt Utho C 0.... 15 —
Oro Water, L& P 6e.100%103% French-American Bnk. 95 103 Sacramento Hotel .... —
Oakland Gas, L&H 66.111 — General Petroleum ... ?•'! 35 Standard C«ment — 22%
Orpheum 6e — Kβ Hawaiian Pineapple.. 43fi San Francisco Secnr.. 47% 52%
Pacific Port Ceme"Dt6s.lOO — Honolulu Plantation.. — .",5 Jsan Joaquin Light &P 16 20
Palace Hotel Gs — 104 Do pool — 38 Santa Cmz Cement — 35
Pet & Santa Rosa ss. 93% 05 [Honolulu Oil 1.25 1.27% Sperry Flour 28 —
Do 6s 90 W> j Italian-American Bnk. — 107 >4 Do preferred — 1«1
Philippine Tel 5s 83 83% Kern Land Oo ISO — Jf'nion Ice Co 55 —
Do tis 97 — Key Route pfd 84% — ; Vulcan Fire Insurance. l'Hi —
Riverside Cement 65.. 77% 81 Do common — 22 [Weed Lumber Co 108 —
SF & S Joaquin Vss. — 111% Mascot Copper 2 2%' Western Pacific Ry... 9 —
SF & Nor Pacific ss. 103% Mcßride Sugar 0 — Wells Fargo Bank — 185
Sierra &S F Pow ss. — 97%! Metropolis Trust 70 — West Coast Life Inc.. — 285
Standard Cement 65.. 92 — jMatson Navigation ...120 — Western Amer Realty. 11% —
Standard Electric ss. 82% — Mechanics' Savings... 75 — W T est Metropolis Bank. 80 —
S F Gas & Elec 4%5. —" 94 {Merchants' Nat Bank. SO !>O |Western Meat C 0.... — 106%
Do non callable..".. 92 92%' Noble Electric — 20 'Western States Life.. 11% —
Santa Cmz Cement 6s 87 V. — I Nat Ice & O Storage. — 70 Western Power pfd.. Sβ 58
Sontb Cal Bdison ss. 97 95% I Natomas Consolidated — 33 j Do common ...
Best & Belcher. 100 Not. 1 Nov. 25 .06
Opbir 00 Nov. 3 Dec. 9 .15
Crown Point... 13 Not. 7 Deo. 4 .10
Alpha Cott 19 Not. It Dec. 4 .03
Scorpion 21 Not. 23 Dec. 18 .01
Bruns Potosl... 3 Nov. 24 Dec. 19 .OH4
Con Virginia.. 22 Nov. 24 Dec. 20 .15
Sierra Nevada. ."2 Nov. 28 De<\ 23 .10
Challenge Con.. fiO Dec. 2 Dec. 27 .05
Overman 40 Dee. I Dec 24 .0.)
OIL STOCKS
SaJN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCILOGE
BM. Ask. Bid. Ask.
Aim Oil . 41.".". —Monte Cristo — \.BS
jCaribon 00 1.00 Pacific Crude — 50
I Claremont.. .W> — -Republic ... 26 —
jfoal Central 20 —;S W & 8... 18 —
De Luxe ... 70 -- Turner 80
Empire 75 — United 0i1... 36 —
Marlropa 3s. .10 — W Coast pfd.75.00 —
McKittrick.. 00 — W X Oil Co. 1.55 2.00
Mid Premier — 2H
SALES
11:15 a. m—
200 Caribou 90
LOS ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
[Special Dispalch ie The Call]
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 19. —Union opened and
was steady at 94 this morning throughout the
session at the Lop Aneeles Stock exchange.
The following statement in regard to Union
Provident was issued this morning: "Brokers
trading in Union Provident will have to guaran
tee the stock delivered to be of an issue made
before November 8, or a reissue of stock from
certificates issued before that date. This rjnling
is made in order to avoid complication arising
from the fact that there are certificates out
standing issued after November 7, 1912, ia the
Union Provident company, which do not seem
to participate in the recent sale."
Shares of the old issue* sold this morning at
103, while only 03 was bid for the new. After
noon trading was iuterspersed with deals in
Union the last selling at 94.20. The call:
Producers — Bid Asked
Amalgamated Oil Co 81.50 83.00
American Pet. Co. (pfdi 70.00 75.00
American Pet. Co. (c0m*..... 50.00 51.00
Associated Oil Co 42.25 45.00
Bear Creek O. and M 52.00
California Midway Oil Co 14% .17
Central 1.10 —
Columbia 110
Continental Oil — .25
■Ml Oil Co 04
Euclid Oil Co — 35
Fullerton Oil 2.50 4,86
(Hobe Oil Co — .07
Jade Oi! (Jo WPi .11
Mascot Oil Co — .75
Mexican Pet. Ltd. ipfdi ..100.50 101.25
National Pacific Oil Co .02"s .0.3
New Perm. Pet. Co. [ffi.fe —
Olioda Land Co. (Oβ) . .'l7
Palmer Oil Co - .40
Peuu. Midway Oil Co O7 J i —
Rice Ranch Oil Co 1.17U
Union ...;...... -. 04.-V) Mf62H
Provident (newt ;... SKi.OO
Provtdent (old*. 104.50 108.00
United Pet. Co 104.7.*.
United OH Co Sβ .37
West Coast O!Wpfd> 71 -
I Weatera Union — 100.00
SALES
Morning Session
I.ooft National Pacific 03
10 Union Provident 102.80
10 Union Provident 103.00
70 Union Oil 94.0<)
50 Union Oil. «10 104.00
Off Board
100 Union Oil. sW, 84-00
Aftenioou- Session
MO Union W.e2V&
78 Uniou 04.T.0 "
111 Vliimi 1>4.25
3,000 Nμ tiona 1 Pacific 03
10 PmvMenf ) ..li) ( 105.00
!♦ "-— T- ♦
GRA!N MARKET . I
AYlirnt and Other Orals*
Whoat—Tb*> ?tPiifl!n«»ss that r.a« dominated th"
\ocnl spot inarkft f«>.' name tiroo to \n> \>si<±
i ing off and all li:iurtlers report si-i uefer fi'"!iup
sU armiml. ■ Prtww arc nm qnot&My tnwrr ns ,v<-t.
Ypstpr<liiy's arrivnls ierhie«| :>.<*>"• tons from Hie
; north.
The CTjfeajf" market stjirtnl :irni. hi>t :>mtoe
bartly letor and p!o«s,' ( j d^eMMt]} , \vi\-ik »a Uie i.';»-.
CASH WHEAT
California white AnstriiUan. iMnniiul: t'ali
foruia club; $I.47!;>Ctji t.o'j fwr ctl: tKH-ttftru *cltib.
Turkey red, Ru»
sian red, $l.4r><& 1.47%; forty-fold,
blnestem, $1.55@1.57^4.
FUTURES
No trading. December closed at $L 45 Wβ for
California, and $1.3114 bid for northern. May
northern closed at. bid.
Barley—Futures were dull yesterday with both
options subjected to selling pressure that brought
about declines at the early session of the call
board. May' opened lower at $1.46 and declined
lc, while there was one lone trade In December
at $1.47. In the afternoon sellers were inclined
to be bullish, but buyers had oviier views and
as a consequence tbere was no trading. The spot
grain ruled firm at unchanged quotations, the
firmness being due largely to the fact that
growers were holding at stiff prices in the coun
try.
CASH BARLEY
Choice feed. 11.80 per ctl; No. 1 do. $1.45@
1.4714; lower grades. shipping and
brewing. $1.52%Q1.57%; cbevalier, nominal.
FUTT'KKS
11 ::!0 a. m. Session
December sold at $1.47. and May. 1913, opened
at $1.46 and closed at $1.4."..
2 p. m. Session
No trading. December closed at $1.46 1 4 bid,
$1.48 asked, and May, 1913, at $1.45 bid. $1.46! i
asked.
Oats—Spot white feed was quoted at a lower
and wider range yesterday. Seed kinds were dull
with prices largely nominal. R*d for feed, nomi
nal; red for seed, $1.75Q2.10, Including re
cleaned: spot wblte feed, $1.47V'@1.52\i; black
seed, $2@2.25.
Corn—Eastern yellow. In bulk, on track, $1.63
(5;1.6S per ctl; eastern white, $1.G0@1.70; Egyp
tian, $1.65(1*1.70 per ctl.
Rye—ls quoted as for California
and $1.40 for northern.
Foreign Futures
LIVERPOOL
Wheat— Dec. March May
Opening 7 4% 7 4% 7 S^
Closing 7 4i-i 7 4V 3 73%
PARIS
Wheat— Vor. Mar.-Jnne
Opening $1 $1.42^
losing 1 rs% 1.42*1
Flonr. per barrel— Nov. Jan.-Feb
Opening $6.00 $0 22
Closing 6.57 6.23
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions
CHICAGO. Nov. 19.—Belief that peace was
near in the Balkans carried wheat down today
to the lowest tisrures on this year's crop The
market closed weak, l%c to I%@lvb C under
last night.
Conflicting reports in regard to the Argen
tine crop outlook disturbed wheat speculators
in the first part of the session. Prices at one
•taae made a quick rally on account of state
ments that too much rain had fallen in the
province of Buenos Aires. Heavy receipts north
west of here, however, and a big increase in
the world** available supply left the market
open to the bears after news came that an
armistice 1-nd been arranged.
Outside limits reached for May whent «-<re
92i£ and Po',,c with laet sales at 90V*<&!*.•■%<•.
Active trode end sharp fluctuations developed
in corn. The main cause was au SBSticceeefn]
attempt to force one of the larger xtaotta to
cover. May swung between 47% c am! !7 T ,.c.
closing nervous a shade under last iiislit af
47 34*? 47%c. Cash grudes were unsettled.
C«s3> grailes were unsettled.
Closing provisi, us prices averaged about the
seine as fie r.igltt before.
Chicago iirnin end I'rovlnlon Future*
(Furnished by E. F. Hutt»u & Co.. 4»0 California S'trrct.)
CHICAGO, N,,v. ii>.--Thf leading futures ranged as follows
K'lH'at— Onoii High Closf Nnv IS Tear nsa
Deoeinber $0.M14 fO.Se»4 |0.54% |0.84% SO.Sfl-'H, en W
•v» r - 47T - *-', .47U .474 :SS
M»i.v S2U ..->.-j: , •*!/*
Jfenwirr tS.o7'j 19.28 I*.W.. iR.jRs is n- -in i-t
Ml! >- •• I ;- rfi -: 4,1 wto* »™ 1--., ,s.; ;T , 2 }S:SSJ
X-romlvr 11.r.r, 11+, 11.:r. n.4.» It 82« V
JMr".:.:..:::::::;::;;;;; , i;;= ;; fcg
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS
! Standard New York stocke «ln*>
i rlj.li and without feature.
; Very little life to trade In the
> copper shares.
J Sensational rtee <M«ur« in cotton
future*. '_. m
Apathy dominate* speculative cof
fee market.
Nevada mining steeks lack support
> locally. .- " .
J Wbeat suffers bad break in CW
( CflSO Pit.
r Local wheat handlers report an
I easy market.
* Spot barley flrm here and In the
' country
I Barley option* sell dovrn in a nar
row market.
; Stocks of beans well cleaned np «t
I shipping; points.
> Farmers holding hay for high
' prices. _
I Beef 11 rm with further advance*
expected.
; Kjek market a see-sawing affair.
, Quotations for butter remarkably
1 steady.
; Potato market overloaded with
river Burhanks.
; Trade in applet* showing steady
Improvement.
Prunes and raisins bringing
higher prices.
Live poultry coming forward
freely.
Demand for dressed turkey* lim
ited.
Cash Grain and Provisions
CHICAGO Nov. m—Cash quotations -were a«
follows: Flour — Easy ; Ryi> No. 2. tU@62c; Bar
ley— Feed or mixing. 444?."0 c: fair to choice
malting. .VS<S7Oc. Timothy se*d.--$2.7.V33.7.".
Hover seed— Meen pork—ll"® 17.25.
Lard—(in tierces), $11.4,". Short ribe—(loose).
$10,371,2 rti10.87>..'..
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat end flour ■were
equal to 3i7.fMV) bushel*. Primary receipts
2,606.000 bushels, compared with 772.000
the corresponding day a year ago. Tie WorM'w
visible supply, as shown by Bradstree.t. increased
S.eS-'i.OOO bushels. Estimated receipts for to
morrow: Wheat. (CS cars: corn. 270 cars; oats,
233 cars: hogs, m.OOO head.
CHICAGO, Nov 10.—Wheat-E. F. Hutton
& Co.'g wire says: "Some strenjrth. following an
easy opening, was seen in wheat, partly the ro
strtf of the com strength aDd partly on wet
weather in Argentina. There were also pre
dictions of lip Jit receipts ahead in the poiith
west. Lnter rumors that peace was near in
the European tangle helped to shade the faith
of recent buyers. The subsequent slump in
eon, the blockade at some of the Fort Wil
liam elevators on Lake Superior, and the list
less call for cash wheat In all directions finally
counted against wheat and there «v a very
bad break in prices, values losing IVi to
or morf from the top. Export clearances were
317,000 bushel?. World's available supply in
creased 8,300,000 bushels'.
"Corn— An unusually largo trade and violent
fluctuations in com. There was a general
slaughter of smaller shorts and an attempt wa«
made to stampede one of the larger ones. Sev
eral large local traders bought corn at top
prices in the attempt to start a general demand
from larger shorts but found they had been
filled up by several large commission house
concerns on the bulge. This corn was sub
sequently dumped overboard. Resulting declines
carried the market back to about yesterday's
closing. St Louis reported a very much de
moralized cash market, while some of the
other outside markets were higher. Cash corn,
here was steady. Shipping sales were 80,
--000 bushels.
"Oats—Followed corn, scoring a very sub
stantial advance while the shorts were cover
ing, but losing It on cealizing sales on the
rise. Cash concerns little December, and
there were some sales made to go to store—*K>.
--000 bushels—with shofte preparing to fill their
contracts. Minneapolis reported some good cash
sales of cash oats to go to seaboard. Cash
oats in sample market sold mainly ] ,i to
higher than yesterday.
"Provisions—Went about the same course aa
grains. There was a very sharp flurry under
the lead of January Pork in which local specu
lators headed the buying. A Milwaukee packer
sold freely on the bulge and there was other
realizing and short selling. Ail of the ad
vance was lost."
»vr York Grain Market
NEW YORK, Not. 19.— Wheat—Spot, weak;
No. 2 red. $1.06 elerator and $1.07 t. o. b. sfloat.
Futures market closed He@lVic net lower; De
cember closed 93% c.
Availnhle Grain Supply
NEW YORK, Not. 19. —Special cable and tele
graphic Communications recelTetl by Bradstreet's —a>
show the following changes in available supplies JW
as compared with preTious account: T
Wheat. United States eaet of the Rockies, in.
creased 6,491.000 bushels.
United States west of the Rockies increased
87.000 hushpls.
Canada increased 1,757,000 bushels.
Total United States and Canada Increased
8,335.000 bushels.
Afloat for and Iα Europe increased 300,000 bush
el?.
Total American and European supply Increased
8,835,000 bushels.
Corn, UDited States and Canada, decreased
463,000 bushels.
Oats, United States and Gaaada. increased
852,000 bushels.
Northtvent Wheat
WASHINGTON
TACOMA. Wash., Nov 19.—Wheat—Bluestem,
81c; forty-fold, 79c; fife and club 7Sc: red Rus
sian, 77c, Car receipts—Wheat, 114; barley,
4; corn. 1: oats. 1; hay. 23.
S£ATTkE, Wash.. Nov. Iβ.—Wheat—Wup
stem. SOVJc; forty-fold. 78c; clnb, 77c; flfp 730;
red Russian. 75e. Yesterday's car receipts-
Wheat, 33; oats, 19; corn, 3; barley, 14; flour.
OHEGON
PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. 19.—Wheat—track
prices—club. blnestem 80@Rle; forty
fold, 78@79c; red Russian. 77c: valley. 70<*.
Car receipts—Wheat, 40; barley, 4; flour, .1;
oats, 2; hay, 3.
Liverpool Wheat
LIVERPOOL, Nov. lft. —Wheat, upot. steady;
futures, steady;. December, 7s 4Vjd; March, 7a
4>id; May, 7e 3%d.
Minneapolis Grain; Duluth Linseed
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 10.— Wheat—December,
S0 : V; May. «6@S6i*o: cash—No. 1 bard. 83% c;
No A l northern, 81%@S2 a »c: No. 2 northern,
79*?Pi;0TeC; No. 3 wheat, 77@7Sc.
Barley—4o@s9c.
F1ax—51.3414(31.34 %.
DULUTH, Nov. ID.—Linseed—On track.
$1,361/4; to arrive. $1.31 M>; November. $l.::r ) i 4 ,
bid; December, $1.30. bid; January, $1.31 bid:
May, bid.
LOCAL MARKETS
; Reeeipte of Produce November 19
Flour, qr sks 4,3B4[Sejar, ctls I.Ofrf)
Wheat, etls 110; Brandy, gals 8.400
(Barley, ctls 6.lso'Wine, gals 32,900
Oats, ctls 1.385!C0a1, tong CO
Beans. »ks 3.243: Lumber, M ft «o
Middlings, sks .. lOOjApples. bx* 1.750
Potatoes, sks ... 7.74s'Oranges, bxe 1.604
Onions, site l,s63|Raisins. bxs 0.2'i0
Hay tons 248 Livestock. No ... §00
i Wool, efcs 13S[Qnicksilvcr. flasks 71
(Leather, rolls ... t;r> Almonds,. sks .... 100
Tallow, ctls .... 45jCalfskins, bds .. 10
i nWfs, No 1,7551 Hooey, cases S-vO
/Pelts, No 15j Broomcorn. bales. I.t.i
i Lime, bbls 35O| Walnuts, sks .... 500
COAST
Beans, sks 4.013
OWWGON
Wheat, ctls 61.4fio;Bran. sks 3.509
I Barley ctla r».02."> Middlings, sks ... 2,145
Oats, ctls 2.I'.JJ Shorts, sks 0,21*
WARBI^OTON
Flour, qr sks 8,640;8ran, sks l.noo
Wheat, ctls 13,405 Feed, sks 1,230
Provision*
Hams (per lb>—California H. 11. brand, liir-
If. & L. brand. 20&£j pientcm, 12»«c; Primrose,
•-■'"i l c: eastern star, 20c; skinned, i'le; monarch,
j lSci: picnics, 18c.
! Bacon —Primrose. 4to 0 lbe, 2So: eastern sfer
J 4 to 6 lbs. 27c: 6 to S lbs. 26c; 8 to 10 Ib*. 2."> c;
1 10 to 12 lbs, 24c; sutrnr cured bacon. 25c; Arrow'
8 to 10 lbs. 24i*o: 10 to 12 lbs. 2:S'-nc; medium
and light medium hneon. ll* 1 *^ , : light dry salted
bacon, 8 to I<"> lbs. 22c; 10 to 12 lbs, 21c.
California Ba«w —M. & L. brand. 6 to 8 lbs
2<H4c; S to 10 lbs-, 2514 c; 11. H. brand 4 to 8
lbs. 231& c: 8 to 10 lbs, 22'jc.
Cottolene—Half bbls. 10% c; 1 tierce, Kis.c- o
tierces. 10% c; 5 tierces. lOV-e per Hi; Califene"
1014 c for 1 tierce. 10'jc for 2 tierces. lOc f or 5
- tierces nod 109& C for balf bbls; »» lb tubs, 10?4c
cases, $7. *
Eastern Lard and Oils. Western Meat br«n<l —
Tierces, 14c; 50* (per oasci. $7.12%: 10s. f&Bs>
3b, $8.93; -'is. $!*: comiwmnd wrd, tierc. 1 |
.V)s (per QM6). f4.SS; 1O». $«.I.>; ss. $«.l8- ';-'
$ti.3O: yelKiw cooking oil, per gallon- whits
