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New York Metal Market.
BAGS— Grain Bags. 6%@5%c for June-July
¦delivery ;- San. Quentin. 6.55c; Wool Bags,' 32®
85c; Fleece . Twine. 7Mi@Ste; Fruit Bags. OHc,
6c and 6%c for three size* of Cotton and'O^tf
8%c for Brown Jute. ,"
n COAL— Wellington, i $8 per ton; Southfleld
Wellington, $8; .Seattle, $6 50; Bryant.. $0.50;
Roslyn, $7; Coos Bay; $5 50; Greta. $7; Wall
send, $6 50;- Co-operative Wallsend,: ; $6 50:
Richmond, $7 60; Cumberland,' $12 In bulk and
$13 25 In sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg,
'. ;¦ Welsh Anthracite ¦¦ Egg. $13: - Welsh
Lump, ?ll 50: Cannel, ' $9 per ton ; , Coke, ¦ $15
per 'ton, In bulk and $17 in sacks; Hocky Moun
tain descriptions. $8 45 per, 2000 lbs and $8 50
per ton. according to brand. -- ¦ :. -- • . - -
\ OIL-— Linseed, ¦> 54c • for boiled : and 1 52o •. for
raw,', in. barrels; , cases, - ac : more; : . Calif or-
General Merchandise.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.— To-day'« Btock market
ii.ade a rather notable chow of strength and
; rices were up 1 per cent or more. This was
•jue in part to the sympathetic effect of move
r.ients In special stocks In which a speculative
.-ampaiga was going on, but general consider
ations also played a part. Of thece special
movements the most notable was in the trans
rracticn group. The accompanying gossip
quite irentrally pointed to a plan with a com
i«r-rjj»!islve merger of all the traction facilities
vl'Jiin the Greater New York corporate limits
dad a supposed share in the control by New
York Central and Pennsylvania. Manhattan
co:i£plcuously abstained from a share in the
movement and was at tlmea below Saturday's
level. The dealings in this Btock were rather
.light. This gave some color to a supposition
that the movement among the other tractions
was designed to adjust their valuations to the
higher lever already attained by Manhattan.
Another conspicuous center of strength was the
eoft coal group, especially the north and south
roads traversing the region bet ween, the Ohio
Rlv<>r and the lakes. Rumors were current of
a plan for combining all the railroads in the
Nczv York Stock Market.
•Receipts of Potatoes (Were very large, aggre
gating nearly -12,000 sacks. .Prices -Were; un
change'd : and there J was a fair ¦ movement ¦ In
fancy | stock. ;*Sweeta were j offering freely at
the previously quoted rate. , Three m6re cars
camsi in. .Fancy, Onions were In light , supply
and firmly ; held, but common offerings were
neglected. '<¦" '¦¦' ¦'' '-•V- i ' : ' 1 -'- • > >j»'5 ?•».'•"
$ Los Anseles vegetables were in light " receipt
and ' continued to bring good prices. Offerings
of Lima Beans were .of very .poor quality,
hence the low quotations. Prices of .Tomatoes
still had ft wide ranee, owing to. abundance of
poor stock. ¦-.¦'/ •¦• ¦ ...-•.¦.•.¦.:.•;,,»'•,. </..-,' .»
POTATOES— Burbanks from the river. 30©
55c .. per :> ctl; -Salinas Burbanks.. $1@1 15 per
ctl; ' Oregon,- 90c@$l 10; River . Reds, 40@50c
per- ctl; Early ; Rose. : 65@75o per ctl: Sweet
Potatoes, $1 25 per ctl for Merced. ;., ..,-.•.
ONIONS — 55@70c per ctl for, the best and 35
©BOc for lower grades.' . i . . ¦ . . j.,v
VEGETABLES— Green Peas, 6@7c per. lb-
String Beans. | 8«f!10c. including. Wax; Lima
6c ; Cabbage, • 75®80c per • ctl ;. Tomatoes, 40c@
fl.'per box: Carrots, 40@50c per sack; Cucum
bers, 50@73c per box;-, Garlic. 2@2%c per lb;
Green Peppers, 40®50c per box; Dried Peppers,
S(S9c Der lb: Ekst Plant, 75c@$l per box for
Potatoes, :¦ Onions and Vegetables.
EASTERN MARKETS.
CHICAGO. .. : . . ,
CHICAGO, Dec. 1.— Cattle— Receipts, 38,000,
Including ' 200 Wef terns ; 15®20c "lower. Good
to prime steers, $5 75@7 00; poor ¦ to medium,
$::<5r» 75; stockers and - feeders, $2@4 CO; cows,
$140ii^50; heifers, *2@4 75; cunhers,' SI 40ffl
2 40; bulls. $2@4 5o; calves, $3 5o@« 7^
Texas-fed steers, $3^1 25; Western steers'
$3 C0#4 7.". • — : £'¦¦)': ' ' ' ' '
Hogs— Receipts: To-day, 45,000; to-morrow,
3S.0CO; left ov«r, 4000; steady; closed . strong
Mixed and butchers' $5 85@0 30; good to
choice heavy, $0 .10® 6 50; rough heavy, $5 70®
6 16; light, $5 tS6&t> 15; bulk of sales $««*
0 20. - ... ~-~
Sheep — Receipts, 60.000. Sheep, lOffllOc
lower; Iambs, - 10@25c lower. Good to choice
wethers, $3 C0@4; fair to choice mixed, $2 60
@,1 60; Western sheep, ' $2 70@3 80- native
lambs, $3 70@5 40; Western lambs, $3 75@5.
/ ST. JOSEPH. ', ¦]'.'.
ST. -< JOSEPH, Dec. 1.— Cattle^-RecelDts
2195. Cows and heifers, $2@4 95; veals «•>«;
0; bulls and stags, $2 25@4 50; stockers' ' and
feeUers, $2 60@4 00. -.' • •
Hogs— Receipts, -s2890. Steady to strone
Medium and , heavy, $0 10@6 20; p| K a
$3 S5@6. .<. •- " ¦ .; . '.'.' y ~"!
Sheep-^-Receipts, 2676; ; active; steady
Eastern Livestock Market.
The Bean. market shows a general Improve
ment, due to the disappearance of the wet
lots from the market and a continued good de
mand for 1 'overland shipment. Receipts are
moderate. ' ¦'¦¦¦'¦-. ¦ . ',- "
BEANS-^-Bayos. $2 70®2 90; small White,
$3 15@3 Uo; large White, $3@a 25; Pink, S2 40
@2 70; Red. *2 00«3; Lima. $4 20®4 35; Red
Kidneys, $4 75; Elackeye, $3 7O@3 85 per ctl. 1
SEEDS— Brown Mustard, $3 25; Yellow Mus
tard. -$3@3 25-,-Flax. $2 50@3; Canary, 4@4%c
lor Eastern; Alfalfa,' 10@llc; Rape. 1%@2%c;
Timothy, >7c; Hemp,'3*i@4c per lb; Broom Corn
Seed, $12®15 per ton. ¦.-.¦¦¦ ..-
DRIED PKAB— Niles. $2 50; Green. $1 8502;
Blackeye. per ctl. , ¦ \ ,
Beans and Seeds.
.The following quotations are lor good, sound
Livestock delivered in . San Francisco, less &•»
per cent shrinkage for Cattle: -
CATTLE — Steers, 8V4®Uc; Cows and Heifers,
7@7 ¥>c ; thin • Cows, 4'u5c per lb. ,-,,.•¦. •* .
CALVES — 4®5%c per lb (gross weight).- ,
. - SHEEP— Wethers.' 3*i&4c; ewe«, . 3V4@3VaC
pet- lb {gross weight). / ,
LAMBS— Yearlings, 4®4%c per lb. ; ' :
HOGS — Live Hogs, loll lbs and - u#, C',ic;
under 100 lbs, 6@0> / < 1 c; feeders. 5 : Ji@5%c; sow.-,
20 per cent, oft; . boars, 50 per cent off, and
stags 40 per cent oft from above quotations. . -
PORK-yDressed Hogs. 8^09^0 per lb.
'LIVESTOCK MARKET..
VEAL— Large, 7%®8%c; small, 8%©y ',4c per
pound. ¦ . - •• -'"¦•-•. • "¦
, MUTTON — W«thers, 8%®0%c; Ewea, 8®!)c
per^lb. .-:¦¦".¦'¦: iw : . ¦¦ - ¦ - ¦. ¦• • -' ¦ ¦ -
LAMB— »%©10c :.per«lb. ¦¦"¦¦
' DRESSED MEATS. .
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are as follows:
BEEF — 7©7 J /ic for st««rs and 6©0V4c per Ib
for Cows. : ' : : .'-' w ' ¦ ¦¦'":¦.¦¦.¦-¦ --'. ¦ ¦'
There' Is no further change. In anything under
this head. '. . '. ¦• : ¦
San Francisco Meat
LIVERPOOL.
Wheat — . Dec. March.' May.
Opening ....: 6 10»4 5 11% 5 ll»i
Closing .......510% 5 11% « 00
PARIS.
Wheat— . : Dec. May^-Aug.'
Opening 20 80 21 25
Closing . i 20 70 21 25
Flour — .'. ¦ ¦-.:¦- * :
Opening ..........;.;......:.. 28 30 28 10
Closing ...........*.... .. 28 20 28 15 '
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST. ¦
: A depression or great depth (jnd wide extent
\f moving tapldly souti.rastward over the Rockv
Mountain?. During tht- past twenty-four hours
the pressure has fallen about half an inch
over L'tah. There has been an unusually rapid
rise in pressure over Vancouver Island, Wash
ington and Oregon.
• Main bas fallen from Eureka northward and
a thunderstorm is reported at Boise. High west
winds j.revail from North H«ad to Tatoosh
Island, exceeding fifty miles «n velocltv.
The temperature lias fallen 10 degrees over
•lie greater portion of Oregon and Washington.
It will probably fall rapidly Tuesday over Ne
vada and Northern California.
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight, December 2:
Northern California — Cloudy; cooler Tuesday
hrtsfc northerly winds !n the interior; brisk to
jhiKh westerly winds en the coast.
Southern California — Cloudy '.Tuesday; pos-
Eibly light rain: brisk (southwest wind.
Nevada — Cloudy Tuesday with light snow In
northern portion; decidedly colder Tuesday
T.:»rht; brisk to high northwest winds.
San Francisco and vicinity — Cloudy; cooler
Tuesday; brirk to high westerly winds
ALEXANDER G. McADIE,
* . ¦' ¦ ' Forecast Official.
Foreign Futures.
CALIFORNIA STOCK AND OIL EXCHANGE.
. Stock— I Bid, j Asked."
Abby Land A Improvement.. 1 10 1. 20
Alameda sugar 18 0U ,
American Biscuit SO- 0O ........
American District Tel 6 50 ........
Bay Counties Power 70 OO
Cal Central Gas & Elec 55 00
Cal Cotton Mills. 75 to ........
Cal Jockey Club 105 00 ' 135 0O
Cal Powder | ......'.."
Cal Shipping Co 1 W ou 32 50
Cal Title Ins & Trust | .........
Central Bank of Oakland,..,., 45 OO
Chutes Company 7 73
City and County Bank ...|....
Cypresa Lawn Imp't Co |. e 00
Eastern Dynamite
Ewa Sugar Plantation... ;....|...\ .".
Equitable (pool) Gas *..| 2 50 «
Four Oil I \ 54
Gas -Consumers' Association.. 20 0O . ........
Hanf ord OU .-, S*O 0i > 91 0O
Home Oil f 2 85 S 90
Honolulu Sugar 1 24 50 27 00 •
Imperial Oil ltt 00
Kern Oil ." & 75 4 00
London and S F Bank (Ld)
Monte Crtsto Oil.. 1 35 1 40
Mercantile Trust
Northern Cal Power 75O 8 CO
Nevada National Bank 205 0O - ...:....
North Shore Railroad 1O0O 16 00
Oil City Petroleum 14
Orpheum Company 13 75
Peerless Oil .- 1175 12 00
Pacific States Tel & Tei
Parafflne Paint
Postal Device & Imp't ... .-. -2 30
Resd Crude Oil 32
3 f Dry Deck ii. ... .-...-.,-; *¦.
8an Joaquln Oil.... ....I 7 25 7 5O
Sausalito Land & Ferry .. 13 tf>
Sperry Flour Company 32 00 '
Standard Electric 21 00
Sterling Oil 1 70 1 721J
Thirty-three Oil ............ 7 25 S CO
Twenty-eight OU I 52%
Truckee Electric j. 14 00 15 0O
Union Oil ........
Union Sugar 12 0O ........
United Petroleum :-... ........
United Gas & Electric.:...... 33 25. ;
Western.'Fish Co..... ,.'
West Shore Oil 2 Oo |
, . -— ________
1-'-i i*f' "' . Morning Session.
Board —
2500 Independence '. 09
1300 Sterling ....:.; ... 1 70
100 Sterling, b 30 : 1 T2Y %
100 Sterling, b 30 1 00
60 Thlrty-thre« 7 50
200 Monte Crlsto 1 5U
11CO Mflnte Crlsto I 47ft
100 Monte Crlsto 145
100O Four Oil 65
2 Hanford : 80 00
. ' Afternoon Session.
' Board —
1C0 Reed Crude " 32
. 10 Kern i River 7 25
2 Kern' Oil- 7 0t> .
20O Mont* Crlsto :...... 1 42Ji
50O Monte Criato 140
1100 Monte Crlsto - 1 37 ft
50 San Jsaquin 7 •CS •
300 Sterling ." 172ft
10 Peerless, b 30... 13 00
•- .Street— .
600 Reed Crude .'. ••• 32
600 Sterling, b- 30 1 "2_
.All descriptions remain as before.' Receipts
of Hay arc. running light and the market is
firm.
BRAN— $10(321 per ton. .
MIDDLINGS— £22025 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS— Rolled Barley, $25@26 per
ton; Oilcake Meal at. the mill. $25@26; Jobbing,
$26 50@27 ; Cocoanut Cuke, $^0'a21 ; Corn Meal,
SaOCFiUi Cracked Corn, $: JO C0©31 00; Mixed
Feed, $204J-21 ;¦ Cottonseed Meal, $26 50. .
. HAY — Wheat, $12<!£14 50, with sales at "$15;
Wheat and Oat, $lltfl4; Red and, Black Oat,
$llft<13: Wild Oat,$'.'^12 5U; Barley, $'J®l0 60
block $S 50@W 60; AitaUa. $'J@U 50; Clover,
SHilV 50 per ton. .
isTRA'W— 45@ti5c Der bale.
Hay and Feedstuff s.
MILLSTUFFS— Prices in packages are as fol
lows; Graham Flour. $3 50 per 100 lbs; H>u
Flour. $3 25; Rye Meal. $3; nice Flour, »,•;
Corn Meal, $3 25@3 50; extra cream . do, $4®
4-'5;'Oat Groats, $5 25; Hosnlny, $4 25®4 5u;
Buck-wheat Flour. $4 50(^4 75; Cracked \vheat.
$4; Farina, $4 DO; Whole Wheat Flour. $3 73;
Rolled Oats,' barrels, $r 35@D; In sacks, $6 &&u>
SCO; Pearl Barley, $6; Split Peas, boxes, $6 50.
Green Pea*. $5 per 100 lbs.
FLOUR— California Family Extras, $4 20®
4 45, usual terms; - Bakers' Extras, $4 100
4 20; Oregon and Washington, $3 50@3 75 per
bbl for Family and $3 50@4 for Bakers'.
Flour and Millstuffs.
' Advices from the two Northern States report
hop growers weaker and accepting rather lower
prices. The situation In Calltornia has become
unsettled and vague, some. Sonoma and Mendo
clno growers Slaving advanced tneir price to
30c; while buyers have reduced their bios .t-j
23fr'25c. ' • '
niuKS AND SKINS— Culls. and brands Sell
ubout l'/^c under , quotations. Heavy batteu
bikers, lie; medium, loc; iisht, »VaP; cow
nia-.t, tie fur heavy and 4'ac tor light; sta*->.
,u; baited Kip, »*Sc; Salted Veal, U>>,cj & tt4kei i
uaif. 10c ; Dry Hiaea, IWqIIc; culls, 15c; M y
lvlp, ll&13c; Dry ealf, «oc; Culls unU iiiuuuo,
lCc; Sheepskins, shearlings, 25©.«0c each; »nuu
wool, 40I&0OC each; medium, U5)!75c; long woui...
tuu(*i$l 20 each; Horse Hides, salt, $3 for iar*e.
and *2 f>0 fcr medium, $1(0 — for small aiu'M
lor Colts. Horsehldes, dry, $1 75 for iaij;<,
yi GO far medium, iliiil 25 for small and oU<i
tor Colts. Buck Skins — Dry Mexican, 32V-jc;
dry t>alted Mexican, 26c; dry Central- Ameriou,
3214c. Goat Skins — Prime Angoras, 70c; large
ami ero'joth, 00e; medium,' 35e. . ¦' . .
TALLOW— No. 1 rendered, SJi^Cc per lb;
No. 2, 4&@0c: grease, 2V4®3> / iC.
\VOO1»— Spring— Valley Oregon, Lambs. 14 Vi
(315c ver Ib. . '¦" • C - -¦ .¦'¦:, ¦¦¦¦•:
Fall Clip — S»n Joaquln and Southern. 7@10e
i;erlb; do Lambs, Sijloe ; Northern free, lOfli
]2c; defective, - UQUOc per ' lb; : Humboldt And
Mendoclno, 12© 15c; Middle County, u@llc pt-r
pound. ;• -
HOPS— 23(^27c per lb. "- ,'
Hides, Tallow, Wool and. Hops.
Last This Last
Stations — 24 hours. Season. Season.
Eureka 0.34 13.73 11.07
Red Bluff 0.01 10.03 8.12
Sacrarr.erto 0.02 3.71 4.M)
San Francisco 0.01 3.69 4.M0
Fresno O.00 2.66 2.01
Independence 0.00 0.79 1.29
Can Luis Obis-no 0.00 ; 3.78 4.44
Lts Angeles 0.00 2.45 2.46
S«n Diego 0.C0 2.50 0.75
g 2 S 3 2 "t
i flSlf SI af ' I
STATIONS. ~ 2- S l =1 £"* S
•? S 3 S ¦ c =
: ? ¦? : : I
Astoria 30.08 4S 42 KW Pt Ody 37
Baker 2a. 94 VJi 32 Pt Cldy .11
Carson 29.94 54 34 SW Clear .00
Eureka :jo.28 04 52 N Clear .34
Fresno :{O.<>8 «0 38 W Clear CO
Flagstaff 4« .. W Pt Cldy .00
Pocatello. lda.2».78 :{8 £6 SW Cloudy 20
Independence. .29.02 5S 23 SE Clear 00
Los Angeles.. 2».»2 (« 40 SW Pt Cldy .CO
Pteenlr 2y.S« «4 tS s Pt Cldy .00
Portland 3O.14 4« 42 102
« e «S Bluff .W.12 52 44 N ' Clear '.01
Roseburg 30.24 4S 48 SW Cloudy 8t
Sarramento ...to. 10 SU 44 NW Clear 02
Salt Lake ...2!>. 72 42 HO SW Cloudy .19
fcan Francisco..t0.14 5G 46 W Cloudy 01
S. L. Cbispc..:iO.OO 06 46 N Clear "oo
San Diego ....2y.U4 64 44 S Clear 00
Seattle 30.00 it 42 S Pt Cldy 's'>
Spokane 23. 78 46 40 SW Cloudy T*
Tatoosh 2*J.*.)8 46 42 XV Cloudy 4'»
Walla Walla.. 2«. J»4 r.C 46 SW - Pt Cldy T~
Vv'innemucca. .29.00 TO 3'5 NW ("lear fin
Yuma 28.S8 6a 42 NE Clear '.O0
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour, quiet
and steady; No. 1! spring wheat. 74S574UC
NO. 3. 69@7.1c; No. 2 red, 75H©7e%c- No o
corn, 53c; No. 2 yellow, 53 %c- • No 2 oa'ta"
29%c; No. 3 white, 31c : No. 2 rye,' 4S@51c'
good feeding barley, 34@3Sc; fair to choipp
malting. 5r>©5Sc: No. 1 flaxseed. $1 15- No 1
Northwestern, $120; prime timothy seed Si
mess pork, per bbl, $16 62%®lo 75- lard ner
100 lbs. $10 47%@1O 60; short ribs sides
S. 00 ! 8 -??; A S Jr 5@0 , : dry * alted 8 h9uMers (boxed).
$9 12%@9 25; clover, contract grade, $10.
Articles— Receipts. Shipments".
Flour, bbls 27,«0O 20 000
Wheat, bu 108,400 r.20'0OO
Corn, bu 228,200 122 700
Oats, bu 395.800 • 218 300
Rye, bu -12,300 41000
Barley, bu 77,400 -32,500
On the Produce Exchange to-day the^butter
market/ was firm; creameries. 18@28c. Cheese
firm; 11012c. Kggs, steady; 24c.
5 Giant Powder Con. .". .. • . . 79 06 ¦
10 Giant : Powder Con .........:...... 7« 25
400 Hana Plantation Co....; .......... a 50
100 Hana Plantation Co.. '..v.... ...... 5 62U
100 Honokaft ........'..:..;..'..;...... 15 25
120 Honokaa .......... .'...T..:: 15 50
100 Honokaa 15 75
Afternoon Session,
Board — , •• - - ' • ¦
;10 Alaska Packers Association 160 50 -
J20 Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar.. 44 00
125 Honokaa Co ...15 25
75 Honokaa Co ..rjs 371/
50 Hutchinson S P Co 15 75
250 Hutchinson S P Co.. 15 00
es Makaweli ....... — .;..." ::rr.v.v; 25 tx>"
100 Paauhau S P Co. . IS 25
60 Pacific Gas Imp.'.... *5 0O
' 50 Pacific Gas Imp..: 85 25
5 8 F Gas A Electric Co............ 42 00
$7000 S Y 4s (2d Mortgage) 103 00
Street— - '' :. : ¦¦ ;•" - -•
-1C5 Alaska Packers' Association. 160 50
- 60 Pacific Gas Imp 35 00
$7C00 Markef*st R R Con 6s 121 50
Morning Session.
Am N B....120 — First Nationl — - —
Anglo-Cal ..87 90 LP&A....166 171'-
Bank of Cal.455% — Mer Ex -(lq) 40 — .
Cal Safe Dp.137%142% S F Nationl. _ _
: .. ¦ <- savings-banks. :¦
Ger S 4 L.2095 2175 , Sav A Loan. 90 105
Humboldt .. — —;,, Security Sav.325
Mutual .."... — 82% Union Trst.1830 —
S.F Bav U..540 — - I
r * STREET RA1LRO ADS. ' ..
California '-.. 102% — • Market-st .. 99% —
Geary — — Presidio — 50
- i POWDER. .
Giant ; ...... 76% 76^ VJgorit .... 3>i 3%
' •.: •¦••': sugar., . ¦
Hana ...... 5% — Kllauea .... 9 - 9%
Hawaiian .. 44% 46 Makaweli .. 25H 28
Honokaa ...15%. 18 Onomea .... 22% 25
Hutchinson ..18% 16% Paauhau ... 18% —
MISCELLANEOUS. ,
Ala'sk Pack.lOO%ieO% Oceanic S Co — 20
Cal Fruit Can. — 93% Pac A F A.. 2% 3
Cal Wine Aa.lOVA — (Pac 'C Bon. — 167%
BANKS.
UNITED, STATES BONDS.
Bld.Ask. I 4s qr teg., lftnuino
Bid. Ask. 4s qr c (newilS f!,.
4s qr coup. . .109%110 1 3s V coup lCgtilCS *?
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. '
Ala A W 5s. — — I Oak TV • ¦ k_ "
Bay CPC 53.108 108% Oceanic 1 1* ~ X %*
Fer&C H 6s.ll7%121 Pwl7 at °2 g, 1 } 8 ,* 121
L Ang R 5s. 118 119 " K^ . A 9 « , ol
L^o^ Stl^Hi 8 <K ,:-:ii 3 4 V 4m
B LA D P° f l c d on 6 5 V2! XOT% ffi)Sr i'lOS* _
Mkt-9t C 6S.125 — <lf^)Sr B.106% —
DO lem 5S.12U4 — ' jl^> -...108% _
N R of C 6S.111 112 Q <1°12) ....119% —
Do 5s ....121%123 S P of c 1st
N C P R 6s.lO»^llOi4 "r^Btd 5s.. 120 ,—
N C R 5s. .112 — a Do stmpd.109 109%
N C P C 58.101% — S P B RC6».14O
H S R 5s 101% — S V W 6s..lOOVillO
O G L H 59413 Do 4s 2dm.lO2% —
Oak T Co BS123 — Do 4a SUm.102
Do 53 ....114 — . Stkn OftE«s.lO:{Ul07
Do con 53.107 :103 Un O&E 6s. 107' _
• WATER STOCKS.'
Contra Costa 69% 71 I Port Costa.. 64 " 66%
Marin Co... 60% — (Spring Val.. 85% —
GAS 1 AND ELECTRIC.
Cent L & P. ¦ 3% 3% Sac E G & R — 30
Eqt G L Co. 3& ,3% S F G & E.41% 42%
Mutual E L. — .6 S F G L Co. 6H 0
O G L & H. 66' 69 Stktn G & E » - _
Pac G Imp. 35% 35% Un G*E Co. 33% —
Pac L Co.... — 63%
. .INSURANCE.
Firem's Fnd.305 315 /
MONDAY. Dec. 1—2 p.^m
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
' CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
MONDAY. Dec 1 — 4 p. m. , "
Bld.Ask. Bid.Ask.
Alpha ....... 01 , 03 Justice 04 ,.00
Alta — 00 Kentuck .... 01 -03,
Andes 05 00 Lady Wash .. 05 Oti
Belcher ..... 12 15 Mexican .59 «O
Best & Belch... 85- 86 Occidental ... 18 17
Bullion ...... — ' 0J Oplslr '98 1 W)
Caledonia 1 15 1 2C Overman .... 22 23
Chal. Coni.... 11 !•» Potoal is 19
Chollar « 12 ( Sava«e is n
Confidence .. W» «0i Scorpion .... — «l
Con. Ca.AVa.1 10 15 Seg. Beicher . 04 od
Con. Imperial 01 02 Sierra Nev. . . ' 20 n l
Con. NY,...— 02 Silver Hill .. 51 {£
Crown Point. 09 K St. Loul« ... _ cu
Eureka ...... 18 -r- Syndicate ... (n
Exchequer . . — ¦ 01 : Union Con. . . 2-4 25
Gould A Cur. Id it/ Utah 1 03 M
Hale & Nor.. 2a 23 Yel. Jacket., u 13
Julia ........ — 04]
COT'i'OLKNK — One half-barrel, OTic; three
hali-barrei», Xi'-kc: one tierce, i»*&e; two tierces,
i>Jic; liv-e tierets. 9-?i>c per lo.
Chicago was weak. This market was dull
and unehanced. . . " v . ¦ .
CURED MEATS— Bacon. 13%c pet ib lor
heavy, '14c for light medium, ICe for light, 17c,
tor extra light, 18c for sugar-cured and laQtfOc
lor extra sU3ar-curcd; Eastern sugar-cureU
lian:s. H%&lC>c; California . Hams, 13® lie;
Mess Beef. *1<> per libl; Extra Mess, $10 buifil;
tamily, »11 bUtflZ; prime MtSd Pork, »i5v
l& 60; ¦ extra clear, $27; Mess, $iu &o;' i>ry
balled Pork, 14&14%c; Pig Pork. <i30; Pig»
I eel, $5; Smokta Ue<-(, 15c per lb.
LARD — Tierces quoltd at t>VitoS%c per ;b
lor comcouud ftild 12%c for pure; hatf-barrei*.
l»ure, l^->ic; 10-lb tins, Uftc; 5-ib tins. U^c;
\-lb tint-, 13%c. '
Provisions.
Articles - Open. High. Low. Clotfe.
Wheat, No. 2 — -
ffir?^.:::::: ?a^fs8
JU &rn;-No:-2- "* 7^ «« ,™
Ja Oa U fs ry No."2- 47 «&. «S «?
Mess potk, per bbl— . * " ¦ J - %
January 15 85 15 92% 15 80 15 82V,
M iw- *ev -iA^ i5 wi i4 1!
May 18 82% 8 87% 8 80 8 80
Short ribs, per 100 lbs— ° °" » BO
January 8 20 8 22% 8 12% 8 15
May ...¦¦¦..... S 05 8 05 7 02% 7 is
The following are the seasonal rainfalls to
date, as compared with those of the Fame data
last season, and rainfall in the last twenty-four
hours :
Weather Report.
(120th Meridian— Pacific Time.)
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1—5 p. m.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1.— The feature to trading
in wheat to-day -was the unloading of a big
line by the leading long and the consequent
throwing en the market of a large amount
held by traders who had been following in* his
wake. The result was a decline of over a
cent in May, while the nearby deliveries were
also easier. The news in general was bearish,
lower cables, liberal receipts in the Northwest
and a large increase In the visible supply be
ing the main depressing tactore. Buying by
commission houses at the low point caused a
rally late in the day, the close being at lower
figures, with May %«f»4c off at 75(<}>iS%c. The
opening was %c lower to %c higher at 76%c@
•Jo^c, and ranged between i4%c and 75%c.
Trading in corn was light and the weakness
in wheat affected this market and caused an
easier leellng, but toward the end of the session
there was a fair demand, and the early Iobs
v.-as wholly regained. May closed «c higher
at 42* 4 <g!42%c, alter selling between n^w
42%c and 42%«?42%c. t
Although mere was llttle'doing In oats, the
undertone was firmer, a good commission
house demand being the sustaining factor.
May closed %@Vic higher at «y 4 ©oi-)fcc. a^ter
ranging between 31%c and 32%c.
Provisions were quiet and after a slightly
higher opening price3 showed a tendency to
move downward under scattered selling by
longs and on lack of any particular support.
The closing _ was steady, with January pork
selling 2%c lower at $16 82%; lard was down
tf $4ea 'is %# and rlb8 ott 2%o at
The leading futures ranged as follows:
100 Best & Belch. 73 200 Gould & Cur. 21
100 Best A Belch. 82 500 Gould & Cur. I'll
100 Best & Belch. 85 300 Hale & Nor. . 'ii
200 Best & Belch. M 20O Mexican 60
100 Caledonia ...1 25 17CO Overman .... "j:;
10O Caledonia ...1 20 25CO Savage la
1500 Chollar 12 6OU Savage ill
300 Chollar 11 200 Savage 14
:500 Con.Cal. &V 1 12% 50O Savage IS
1600 Con.Cal&Va .1 15 300 Sierra Nev... 21
200 Con.Ca& V.I 17% 300 Sierra Nev. .. 20
200 Gould & Cur. • 15
' Afternoon Session.
20O Best & Belch 82 300 Overman .... 23
1 300 Chollar 11 S0O Overman .... 22
SCO Gould & Cur. 19 200 Potosl 1O
100 Hale & Nor. .. 24 100 Savage 13
400 Mexican 62 300 Savage 14
200 Mexican ..... 61 200 Sierra Nev. .. 21
100 Ophir 102% 500 Sierra Nev. .. Zi
200 Ophlrj 1 COJ . . , '.» ,¦}
MINING STOCICS.
Following were the sales in the San Fran
cisco Stockj and Exchange Board, yesterday :
Morning Session.
SCO Best & Belch. 851 100 Occidental ... IS
10O Beat & Belch. &.; 200 Overman .... 22
3C0 Caledonia ...125 500 Savage l::
600 Chollar ...... 11 100 Sierra Nev... 2O
400 Con.Cal. &Va.l 15 200 Sierra Nev. . Zi ,
800 Gould A Cur. lu 100 Union Con.. 2f
500 Gould & Cur. 20 500 Utah 04
100 Mexican 66
- - - • - Afternoon Session. •
400 Best & Belch. 85 1C0 Overman .... Zi
300 Best & Belch. SU 200 Savage 15
700 Gould & Cur. 19 20V Savage 1*
l€0 Hale & Nor.. 21 300 Sierra Nev. .. 2X
200 Mexican .... 63 50 Silver Hill .. 51!
100 Mexican 64 200 Union Coo... 25
350 Ophir 1 00
The following were the sales In the Pacific
Stock Exchange yesterday:
Morning Session.
The market remains about as before/ the de
mand for fruits being good and quotations rul
ing firm. -.-*/. .. '. >
FRUITS — Apricots, C4i8c for Royals 'aha 8%
@13c for Mooi parks; Evaporated Apples 4@7c,
sun dried, 4®4%c; Peacnes, 4%ig7%e; Pears,
3%©4%c for quarters and 5<g9%c for halves;
Nectarines, 4?4ifJ'5%c for white;. Plums. . 5®6c
for pitted and lj£l%c for unpltted; Figs, 3%#
0c for»black and 3V>@5c for white.
PRUNKS — 1902 crop. 2&@j:».:jc for the four
elzes. with %@l%c premium for the large size...
RAISINS — l'JOz crop are quoteil as follows:
2-crown loose Muscatels, 50-lb boxes, 5!ic pfcr
lb; 3-crown, 5%c; 4-crown, 6c; Seedless loose
Muscatels, Cc; Sultanas. 5c; Seedless
Thompsons, T.%c; 2-crown London Layers, 20
lb boxe«, $1 40 per box; 3-crown, $1 50; 4-crown
fancy eiuiters, 20-lb boxes, $2; 5-erown Dehe
sas, 20-lb boxes. $2 SO; ti-crown- imperials, 20-lb
boxes, $3; Seeded, f. o. b. Fresno, lancy, IB ox.,
6 1 [J,c;.-12 6z.,' 5%c; bulk. ft%d: choice, 10 qi..
U»ic; 12 -oz., 5%c; bulk. 6%c.
- NUTS— Walnuts. No. 1. ' uottshell, 13®13%c;
No. 2, 10@llc; No. 1 hardshell.' lHJfll%c: No.
2. U%@10c; Almonds, lie lor Nonpareils" 10U<$
lie for I X L. 10@10%c for Ne Plus Ultra and
M^rS%c for Languedoc; Peanuts, 0@7c for East
ern; Brazil Nuts,' 12@12%c; Filberts, 12®12J6e;
Pecans, ll@13c; Cocoanuis, $a !Jl)©0; Chestnuts.
l2V.®15c. v;a*
hONEY — Comb, ' ll%@13c for bright and lie
fcr light amber; water white extracted, 0%ft>
ii%c; U&ht amber extracted. 5Q5%c; dark. 4
'«4%C. .
BEKSWAX— 27%®29c per ib.,,. . '
Dried Fruits, Nuts and Raisins.
WHEAT — Liverpool futures were lower. -The
! world's shlDments for the week were as fol-
I lows, in quarter?: Russian. 181,000; Danu
blan. CO.COO; 'Argentine. 20. COO;, Indian, 91,000.
' Broomhall cabled that prospects in the Argen
i tine were lor a fine crop, notwithstanding re
cent storms. The American visible supply in
[ creased 3,302,C0O bushels.
1 Chicago dropped from 75"-;c to 74%c, but
i partially recovered to 75%c. cash demand was
; slow at all markets, though stocks everywhere
i are reported much smaller than a year ago.
Northwest Interior elevator stocks, on which
Minneapolis has been predicting a decrease of
from 4,0(iO,000 to 5.000.COO bushels, have actu
ally decreased 500,000 bushels. i
This market was weak, but there- was no
decline in the cash grain. Futures, however,
1 were lower. -• ' ¦ ¦ • ¦ ¦ « ¦' •
! CASH WHEAT,
i No. 1. $1 40@l .45; .Milling. $147^150 per
Ctl " . '<-¦-". . FUTURES.' ' :' - '-, .
' Sessloh « to 11 :30 a. m.
Open. Illzh. Low. Close.
May .$1 36 $1 m% $1 35% $1 30%
I December — No sales; 51 3i% bid. • . ¦.
2 p. m. Session.
Open. High. Low. Close. .
I May $1 36% $136% $1 36% $1 3b<fc
¦ December — No sales.
I BARLEY — The market was dull all arour.il
and futures were lower, but aash grain remain
ed the same.
CASH BARLEY.
Feed. $1 22%@>1 25; Brewing and shipping
-grades, $1 27fe; Chevalier. $1 i>5&l 00 tor fa.r
10 choice.
* . FUTURES.
Session 9 to 11 a. m.
1 May— $1 25% bid, ?1 27 asked. No sales.
December— No sales; $1 21 bid.
2 p. m. Session.
No sales.
OATS — There Is nothing new to report. The
market is quiet. • =. . ¦ ' ,
White, $1 204*1 30: Black, $1 10@l 20 for
feed and $1 27%®1 35. Tor seed; Red, $1 12%©
1 22%- (or common to choice and $1 25<@1 o0
lor lancy
CORN — Previous prices rule, with a quiet
but firmly held market.
Western (sacked) Is quoted at $1 30 for
Yellow and $1 40 for White; California, Large
Yellow ?1 40@l 50; small round do. $1 52!«@ .
1 5ft; White. $1 42%@1 45; Egyptian, $1 2o® i
1 35 for White and SI 15<gl 25 for Brown.
RYE— $1 03(gl 10 per ctl.
BUCKWHEAT— Nominal at f 1 .75 per ctl.
Wheat and Other Grains.
Chicago Grain and Produce. * I
Silver advanced asaln.
Sterling Exchange, 00 days — $4 S4
Sterling Exchange, sight — 4 s"< %
Sterling Cables — 4 88%
New lork Exchange, sight — par
New York Exchange, telegraphic. — -J%'
Silver, Der ounce . 48%
Mexican Dollars, nominal 38
Exchange and Bullion.
I I Price During
I No. I ; Month. ¦
|Snares|
' -. . ' ¦ ¦ . 1 Bold. 1 Lowest. I Highest
Bonds — ¦ ~j
U. S. Government . . 300| 110%
U. S Gov.. new issue 8,O00| ..... 136
U. a. Government... 20oj ..... 108
Bay Co. Power Co. . . 17,000) 108 108%
Cal. C. G. &'E. Co... 10,000) 105*
Contra Cqista \V. Co.. 5,000| 103 1C9
Hawaiian C. & S. Co. 9,0001 96
Loa Angeles K. Co. . . 4.U00J 118
L. A. P. R. R. l»t mg| 1S,OOO| 106% 107
Market street C.Co..j 2,4>0O| ...... 125%
Mkt. st. Ky. 1st c mg.j 2.0001 121
North. Ry. C« of Cal| 0,OOO| 111%
North P. C. «. R....|182,000j 109»i
North. Cal Power Co. I 10,0001 104
North Shore R R J 13,0001 101% 101«4
Oak.and T. . Co. . 1 1,0001 ..... 123%
Oakland Transit | 2O,0OO| 114 114%
Oakland Transit ¦ consj 27.0OOJ 108 103 Vt
Oceanic Steamship Co| 54,000 86% 87%
Omnibus Cable Ry... 3,000 128
Sac. Elec. G. & Ry..f 13,000 100 103 >£
S. F. & San J. V I '17,000 123ft 12JVj
S. P. K. of A. (1»OW)| 41.000 113 113*,
S. P. R. of A? (1910) 18.000 114 114>4
S. P. of Cal.. Ser. A. 2.0WJ 105% lOo-jw
S. P. of Cal.. Ser. B. 25,000| ..... 1O*£
S. P. R. K. ot Cal... 8.OOUI 11»% ltOv*
S. P. R. C. 1 con (stpdi 15.00OI ' 10MV*
S. P. Br. Ry of Cal. «,000| 140
S.,V. Water., 1st mtge 27,000! 11*9^4 llo
S. V. Water t 2d mtge 21,0001 102% 103 '
S. V. Water, 3d mtge 14.0001 ..... 1U2
United G. & Eiec. Co. 17,000 106 107ii
Water Stocks—
Contra Costa 825 70 72
Spring Valley 798 • 84 !4 87
¦ Gas . & Electric . • . .
Equitable G. L. Co... 55 3 W 3%
Oakland G. L^& H.. 105(- 63%- e8
Pacific Gas Imp*.... 285| 34% 35
Paciiie Lighting Co.-.h 130 W^i 53tt
Sac, E. G. & Ky. ,Co. 10 ...;. 40
S. K. Gas & Elec. 'Co. 755 40% 41%
Insurance Stocks-— ' •' " -
Fireman's Fund ..... 85 ..... 310
Savings Banks— - . ' .
Gei'man Sav. & Loan. 3 ...... 2125
Street R. R. Stocks ¦
California ;.. : 70 195
. Powder Stocks — '
Giant Con. Co 420 75 79V
Sugar Stocks— /*
Hana Plantation .... 1,030 3% 5U
Haw. Com. & S Co... 1.K3O 39Ti 43U
Honokaa Sugar Co.. 2,695 -13% 13*
Hutchlhaon Sugar P. '3,905 14 15T4
Kllauea Sugar Plan.. 155 7% u{T
MakaWell Sugar Co. . 1,815 22% «>4tJ
Onomea Sugar Co 845 22% 23
Paauhau Sugar Plan. 3,750 15 igu
Miscellaneous — "
Ahieka fack Aasn... 247 160U 161%
Cal. Fruit Can. Assn. 60 My* w-1%
Cal. Wine Asm les 101 U 101 £
Oreanlc S. S. Co 5 ..... IS
Facitic Coast Borax.. ¦ 15| 1^3
5 S V Water 85 7.1
$1000 Northern Ry of Cal 5s 121 75
$1*000 S P Cal 1st Con 5s (stamped) 109 25
$1000 S V 4s (2d mortgage) 103 CO
Street —
$1000 North Shore 5s 101 50
$56,000 Northern Ry of Cal Ca 121 75
50 Honokaa. b 30 15 75
250 Hutchlnson S P Co 18 00
20 Hutchinson S P Co 16 12Vi
150 Hutchinson S P Co IS 23
$1000 Los Angeles Ry 5s 119 12%
70 Makawell 23 00
15 Makawell 25 12Vj
15 Makawell 25 25
' 25 Makawell 25 50
100 Makaweli 23 75
25 Makaweli 25 S7&
10O Paauhau S P Co... 18 25
"•Combinations of retailers and contractors In
Oakland anj the Santa Clara Valley will ad
m.t of a betterment in the price conditions,
owing to the creation of more confidence. Build
ing in both of these localities promises to be
*itremcly brisk even during the winter, for
contracts are being ms.de for many structures
01° all sizes and importance.
"The burning of the Navarro mill has re
moved a well- known old rime landmark of the
redwood belt, but fortunately this will not In
tertene with the impending transfer of the prop
erty. There is mar': talk ot several new
V>lants being built in the near future in order
10 keep up with the redwood demand, while.
i!k- mill at Willits is nearing completion ; and
Siill be under operation before long. All in. all,
the lumber conditions pervading the entire Pa
cific Slope are of the beet and the coming win
ter and spring promise excellent remuneration
to bothe the retail and wholesale lumbermen."
"Building has been v<-ry active throughout the
coatt and San Francit-co with its suburbs has
made some heavy calls for coast redwood and
pine products. Many of the contractors around
the bay have had trouble getting their orders
rilled tor constructive materials, but lor some
tini4> now they will be better satisfied.
'•Little of interest has transpired throughout
the Pacific Coast during the past thirty days.
lor trade conditions have been normal. Prices
have been well sustained and the orders have
bt^n coming as they usually do in November.
The Eastern demands have been falling off a
trifle owing to the setting in of an early winter
ar.d trade now will be somewhat slack until
tpring oixt.s. This roht from the pressing de
n.unos ironi the Eastern Rockies will allow the
lumber manulacurere <.t the pine and redwood
btlts a little time to e&tch up with thetr local
demands, which are extremely large and num
erous. \
Pacific Coast Wood and Iron says of Lumber
In November:
The Lumber Trade
< OREGON. -. . . , '.
PORTLAND, I Dec. 1.— WHEAT— Quiet;
weak. Walla Walla,' 71c; blue stem, 78c; val
ley, 75c.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA, Dec. 1. — WHEAT — Half a cent
lower for club. Blue stem, 79c; club, 71 %c.
Northern Wheat Market.
WHEAT — Receipts, 189,175 bushels; exports,
55,733 bushels; spot easy; - No. 2 red, 78%c
elevator; No. 2 red, 76%c\l. o.'b. afloat; No. I
Northern Duluth, 82%c f. 0. b. arloat; No. 1
hard Manitoba, 8J%c f. o. b. afloat. Options
were stfcady at first, but soon met such heavy
selling .trom All* sides, including the big Chi
cago long, that prices collapsed, losing over'
a cont per bushel. Bearish Argentine cables,
big domestic receipts and fine weather all con
tributed to the decline. The close waa un-
Eettled at %c net loss. May, 78 11-16® f9%c,
closed at 'isftc; July, 77%@77%c, closed at
»<^c. ...,.,
HOPS— Firm.
WOOL— Firm.
: SUGAR — Raw, firm; fair refining 3%c* cen
trifugal, 96 test, 3?4c. Molasses sugar 3%c.
Refined, firm. I
COF>EE — Spot Rio, quiet; No. 7 Invoice,
5 3-l6c; mild, quiet; Cordova, 7%@12c. Fu
tures closed quiet, net ; C@10 points lower;
total sales were 29,500 bags,, including Decem
i ber, $4 45@4 60; January, $4 55; February
f4 05; March, $4 75@4 80; May, $5@5 05- Au
gust, ?5 25; November. $5 36.
NEW YORK, , Dec. 1.— FLOUR— Receipts,
27,228 barrels; exports, 49,244 barrels; market
quiet and unsettled by the wheat decline;
closed easy.
CITRUS FRUITS— Oranges, Navels, $2 2o@
3 per box; Seedlings, ?1 2p@l 75; Tangerines,
75c<g?l 25 per small box; Lemons, 75c«g:*l for
common, $1 50 for choice and'$2@2 50 for
lancy; Grape fruit, 42'a'- 00; Mexican Limes.
$4®4 50; iiananas, $1 'ioit- 75 per bunch lor
j\ew Orleans and $l@2 lor Hawaiian; Pine
uppies, itiidi* per dozen.
a: j PLKS— 35®50c per box tor common, 60<&
85c lor choice and $1@1 25 for fancy; fancy
Oregon, $1 25<&:i 75. .
PERSIMMONS— 5C@85c per box, according to
cize of box.
PEARS— Winter Nellis. $1 25@1 50 per bcx:
other Winter Pears, boccs.fi.
POMEGKANATLS- *1 lor small boxes and
$2'<j 2 5u lor large. .
GRAPES — 8o^V5c per box or crate; large
open ooxes, J»l!c@$l. •
Supplies of deciduous and "citrus fruits were
In free supply and prices were unsteady. Th«
market waa exceedingly dull and featureless.
CRANBERRIES— Cape Cod, $12^12 50 per
bbl.
RASPBERRIES per chest.
. STRAWBERRIES ¦. . per drawer for
Longworths and Sil/Tt per chest for Maiindas.
VtUlNCl^S —^i>(f»..uc per box. • ••-
PLUMS AND PKUiNKS — 2»®40c per box for
Plums and 75c@?l per crate lor Prunes.
A car of Cape Cod Cranberries arrived unex
pectedly and was marketed yesterday. The
berries were choice and sold well at an ad
vance. Two chests of poor Mallnda Strawber
ries came in and Bold slowly. There were no
Longworth Strawberries or 4, Raspberries ri*
celved. - • •-%¦--' : . • '
Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.
'A r <?tc/ York Grain and Produce.
Government Money Here.
Julius Jacobs. Assistant Treasurer of the
United States at San Francisco, reports cash
on hand in the Sub-Treasury on November 29,
:'.•(.!!. as folIowE:
United States notes $879,003 00
'ireasury notes of 1«M> 2,tt35 00 ,
National B&nk notes 93, 703 00 j
Gold certirtcates 1,461,100 00 (
Sliver certificates 440.5SS 00 !
Geld coin 27,874.161 59 (
standard sliver dollars 32,014,467 00 j
Subsidiary silver coin 300,509 91,
Minor coin 10,304 64
Fractional currency 14 88,
Coupons 957 60
interest checks, funded loans of
l!(07, IStM, 1925. l'JOS-1918 and
consols ot 1930 42120
Total $63,078,877 82
Shipped in November —
Standard silver dollars ill $132,500]
fractional coin 107.490 j
Total $239,990 !
Of thp geld certificates and other currency |
that appear in the November statement, $2,400,- j
UUO was shipped to the Philippine* yesterday 1
on the transport Sherman, matting about $30.-
UUO.WJO thipp<?d from this city since the begin
ning Of the war with Spain.
Total sales 64S,n00 shares. '
NEW YORK BONDS
U i? Tet .Z s re S--.10-% L & N Unl 4s..;.101U
Bo ref 2s cou P ..108«/ 4 Mexican Cent 4s 79
P° 8s «g 107% Do 1st Inc.... 25-
Do Js coup 108% Minn & 8t L 4 8 .:103%
-Do new 4s reg.,130% M K & T 4s . »8%
Do new 4s coup. 135% I Uo 2ds « 1 u,
Do old 4s rc S ...108%lN Y Cent i'sts!'!!lO2(4
Do old 4b coup. . 1O-J% Do &en »%s . ... 105
Do 5s reg 103% In J Cent sen SA..136U
,P?. B% coup 103% [Northern Pac 4s.10.iil
Atchlson t-en 4s..lOl«4j Do 3s.. . 72%
Ealt & Ohio 4s.. lOO'.i 'Reading Gen 4s.. 00^
Do 3%s 95 SLUM con 5s.ll4
Do conv 4s 104% St L & a V 4s. 100
Canada Sou 2ds..I07%:6t L SW lsts 96
Cent of Ga 5s....lO0% Do 2d« • 85
Do 1st inc 75 8 A & A Pass 4a" 86U
Ches & Ohio 4%.-104% Southern Pac 4 S . 91
Chic & Alt 3%*.. 78%!southern Ry5s...ll8%
C B & Q new 4s.. 953, Tex & Pac lsts HS14
C M &S Pg 48.113'' Tol St L& W 4s". SO' 4
C & Neon 7s. ...134 Union Pacific 4s. .104%
C R I & P 4s.... 108% Do conv 4s 105%
CCC&St L gen 4s. 99% Wabash lsts 116
Chic Ter 4s 80% Do 2ds. ...... ..108%
Colo & Sou 4s 92 » ! Do Deb B 76Sfc
D & R G 4s 100% West Shore 4s! . . !ll.3%
Erie prior Hen 4s. 98 ,Wh & L E 4s.. 92'
Do gen 4s 84 Wis Cent 4s. ..... 92%
F W & D C lsts.. 110 Cont Tob 4s...... 64
Hocking Val 4%s.lO7% I .
NEW YORK MINING STOCKS. '.
A.daros Con 75 iLittle Chief .... 10'
AHce ... 23 Ontario ... ....6 00
Dreece 45 Ophir ......... 90>
ISrunsMck Con.. 03 Phoenix ...",... 06>
tomstock Tun .. 04%iPotosi ...,.;....': 10
Con Cal & Va.%.1 05 Savage 08
Horn 8ilver . ;..l 25 Sierra Nevada... 15
Iron Silver ..... 70, Small Hopes ... 30-
Leadvllle Con .. ,03 EUndard ... ...8 00
' . . ¦¦ ' \ ' , ¦ . J I" ¦ ..." ¦ .;¦¦
group toy making a holding company of one of
the smaller companies. Hocking Valley ana
Kanawha and Michigan were most conspicuous
ly affected. Among the more general consid
erations which affeoted-the market was a hope
that the December disbursements of Interest
and dividends, which are estimated at about
$75,000,000, would afford relief to the local
money market. The payment in London to
i day of twenty to twenty-five millions of dollars
I on account of the shipping combine also aroused
{ hopes of easier conditions in the money market,
jj Actual quotations for call money were firm un
rder the continuing influence ot preparations for
! the December disbursements, and time money
I rates were unchanged. The opinion of bankers
I in tpite of to-day's stock market view, is for
• a continuance ot clpse money conditions over
the end of the year.
There was some speculation on the assump
tion that selling of stocks on the ground of
supposed anti-trust views to be expressed in
the President's message would prove unwar
ranted. Some very heavy blocks of St. Paul
i were placed on the market, the source of which
I gave rise to much gossip in connection with
j the authorized new stock issue. The mysterious
I selling was unrevealed. The seasonable cold
> weather has a good effect on the general market
i and more especially on the coalers. There
j were occasional setbacks ¦ throughout the day,
' but the closing was firm and at about the top
tor many stocks.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales (par value),
$2.01O,0OU. • -
United States 3s (coupon) advanced !i per
cent on the last call..
NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
Stock— Sales. High. Low. Close.
Atchlson 20,000 83% 82% 83%
Atchison pfd 1,300 99 &&% 98ft
Baltimore & Ohio.. 15,050 100y« i>bft 100
Bait & Ohio pfd 93%
canaaian Pacific .. 13,000 129% 127% l'M-fo
Canada Southern 70
Chesapeake et Ohio. . 4,800 48 4« 46%
Chicago & Alton... aw i MX 1 33 33
Chicago & Alton pf 200 71 70% 7O*;S
Chi & Eastern 111.. .... 215
Chi & Gt Western. ,9uO 2U% 25% 25%
Chi & G West Apfd . 83%
Chi 4z G West Bpfd 500 • 37 37 37
chi it Nortnwesm .... . .... 223'
Chi Verm & Trans ".... 17
Oil 'f & T pid 300 83 32% 3*%
C C C & St Louis.. ' W
colo Southern 800 29% 2»vi I 2a Vi
Colo Southrn 1st pf 400 ti9% i (i»% toft
Colo Southn 2d ptd. 100 43 43 42%
Delaware^ & Hudsn 400 162 161% 161
Del Lack & 1,600 249% 245 249
Denver & Itlo Gd.. 700 40. 39% . 40
Denver &. it G pid 1,5W sa% sa-r* 8a%
Erie '. . . . »,«0l> 34% &£% 34»s
Erie 1st pfd 2,400 O7Vi ««** W>
Krie 2d pid 200 4«% . 4« . 4«
Great Northern pfd 5U0 18tJ«i 186 - 186%
HocKing \auey ... 1.4W HWft 9S% 101 %
Hocking Valley pfd 1,700 95% 04y 4 <J5%
Illinois Central ... 2,900 145% 144% 145
Iowa Central • 1,200 3ti§i , 39% 39
Iowa Central ptd.. 100 08 CS .07%
K C Southern l.aOO ic:% 32. . 32-,-s
fK C teouthorn pid.. 7W) 55% 53% 55',i
Lake Erie & West. . .... .... 52
Lake Erie tt W pfd ...... ..;. 115
Louis A: Nash l.tSOO -130% ,128- 129%
Manhattan L 21,000 157% -150 15«
Jiftropvlitan St Ry 131,000 144% 141 ,144V4
Mexican Central . . . 200 23 23 22%
-Mexican National.. ...:. .... .... 16
Minn & St Louis.. 700 108' 107 107V-
Missouri Pacific ytX) 107% 106% 107%
Mo Kan & Tex 2,000 20\i 25% 26y 4
Mo Kan & Tex pfd 800 57% 67 57
N J Central 165
N Y Central 57,000 156 154 155-7,
Norfolk & Western 10,700 71% 70% 71 ft
Norfolk & W ptd.'. ..... 91
Ontario & Westn.. 4,900 30% 2914 30
Pennsylvania 10,700 157% 15t»!i 157%
Reading 43,200 «2 B0% Ul %
Reading 1st pfd 86
Rock Island 5:i,OW 44% 43% *.i%
Rock Island pfd... 0,000 81% 81% 83 .
Reading 2d pfd. »... 3C0 77 76 76
St Louis & S F... 500 73% 72% 73%
SL&SFlstpfd 80
S L & S F 2d pfd. 500 71% 71 71%
St Louis Soutliwn. 100 28 28 27%
St Louis Sown pfd 4.W C3 Ki'i 63
St Paul 50,700 176% 171% 175%
St Paul pfd 180
Southern Pacific 26,700 63% 62% «3% i
Southern Railway.. 7,200 32% 32% 32%
Southern Ry pfd.;. SCO 92% 92"^ 92%
T°xas & Paclrtc 2,900 42% 41% 42 Vx
Tol S L 4- West... 1,200 29% 29 / A 29V 4
Tol S L & W pfd.. 1,700 48 47 47%
Union Pacific 30.U0O 101 S»U% 1OO; 8
Union Pacific pfd.. 1,500 02 91 , 92
Waliash , 1,000 2U% -JaVf, . 2aVi
WabaEh pfd 900 44^ 43% 44
Wheel & Lake E .. 500 29 23% 23%
W & L E 2d pfd 500 33 32% 33
Wisconsin Central 700 25% 25 25%
Wis Central pM .. 400 51 50% 00%
Express Companies —
Adams ' 2C0
American .... 220
UnlteQ States 125
Wells Fargo 210 '
Miscellaneous —
Amalgamated Cop. 21,500 58% 56% 57n-;
An-. Car & Foun-.. 300 34% 34% 31%
AmC&F pfd.... 700 90% OOii 90%
Am Linseed Oil .. 100 15 15 15
Am Lin OU ptd 42
Am Locomotive 700 28% 28 ' 27 » 4
Am Locomctv pfd.. 300 01% mK »iL
Am Smelt & Raf. 4,4)W 40% 38 k
A Emelt & Ref pfd 500 91 60% ai
Anaconda MIn Co gg
Brooklyn R Trans. 7C.200 671/. 64 67'i
Colo Fuel & lroa 500 89 SOU 86V,
Consolidated Gas... 1,700 214% 213 " 213
Con. Tctacco pfd 117
General Electric... 200 179& 179 177
Hccklng Coal 2,300 22 21M 21''.
Intern Paper 100 18 18 17i.\
Inter Paper pfd... HX) 72% 72% 71%
Inter. Power 700 50 '50 -48'
Laclcde Gas qq
National Biscuit... 700 40 45V4 > 45
North American .• n£
Pacific Coast «g
Pacific Mail 100 40 40' 3S
People's Gas 6,700 102% lOO-v lO^ii
Pressed Steel' Car . 1,200 61 (JO n*£
Press Steel Car pfd ui
Pullman P=.l Car ./". 228
Republic Steel 1,100 20V. 19?t 201V
Republic Steel pfd. 1.100 77% 77 771J
fcugar 2I.C00 122'i n>ov, r>->
Tenn Coal & Iron. OGO &7«; 57v. 57V,
Union Bap & P Co '* i 2 ,^
Union E&P Co pfd. ](J0 78 is, 7714 77
U S Leather 1.700 12«i I2*i liti
US Leather pfd... 200 sa SS% 88%
U S Rubber n • jf,'- 1
U S P.ubber pfd ""* lf iu
U S Steel .11,500 3«^ 3 <;% 36^
U S Steel ufd..... 14.000 84 S.i-t 83"!
Western,. Union..?. 1,200 8S',4 8S «-i£
NEW YORK, Dec. 1. — Close — Money on call
was firm at 4%@5% per cent, . closing at 4@
5 per cent. Time money was steady. Sixty
days, G per cent; ninety days, 0 per cent; six
months, 3%@t» per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, 5>j<&G ,per cent. Sterling exchange
was firm, wltn actual business • in - bankers'
bills, at $4 8".%@4 87.h5 for demand, and at
$4 8."{.50@4 S.'5.(J'J5 for sixty days. Posted rates,
$4 84% and $4 8S. Commercial bills, $4 83©
4 84. Bar silver, 4S%c Mexican dollars,
37%c. - . -..-.
Bonds — Government, firm ; railroads, Ir
regular; State, steady.;'
Ntw York Money Market.
The London and San Francisco Bank — Regu
lar semi-annual of 3 per cent.
Sacramento Electric Gas and Railway Com
pany — Regular monthly of 15c per share,
amounting to $2787 60. . . .'-••¦
Peerless Oil Companyr-^-Regular monthly of
8c per share, amounting to $8000.
The lollowlns were ex- coupon:
Northern California Railway — Semi-annual
of "% per cent, amounting to $20,850.
Northern California ¦ Power Company — Semi
annual of 2% per cent, amounting to $10,265.
'¦ Pacific Gas Improvement Company—Quar
terly o( 1 per cent, amounting to $12,100.
Spring Valley AVater Company (third mort
gage) — Quarterly of 1 per cent, amounting to
*iu,0O0. . -
Ihe Gould & Curry Mining Company has
levied an assessment of 10c per share.
The Caliiornia Wine Association has declared
a. regular monthly dividend of ttOc per share,
payable December 10. •
In the afternoon the Sugar stocks were very
active and firm, Makawell 1 advancing to
$25 87%, Honokaa to $16 75, Hutch Inson to
$16 25 and Hana to $5 62%. Giant Powder waa
hrm at $7C@76 25. ....
The following were ex-dlvidend yesterday:
On the Bond Exchange in the morning Gas
and Electric was higher at $42. The Sugar
stocks continued firm, Hawaiian : Commercial
selling up to $44 and Makawell to $25. .with
fractional advances in several others, aa will
be seen. • " . . .,
SEATTLE, Dec. 1. — Clearings, $SG2,SC7; bal
ances. $147, 13."5. --.•¦, , '
TACOMA, ' Dec. 1.— Clearings, $3S4,803; bal
ances, $37,409. / - ,-
PORTLAND, Dec. 1 — Clearings, $9i(i,202;
balances, $84,374.
SPOKANE, Dec. 1.— Clearings, $.40,770; bal
nnces, feo.OOtt. .
Northern Business.
LONDON, Dec. 1.— Consols, 02;4 : silver.
22%d: French rentes, 99f 25c; wheat cargoes
on passage, quiet and steady ; No. 1 Standard
California. 30s 3d; Walla Walla, 2!>s{ English
country markets, dull. Import into. United
Kingdom: Wheat, 348,000 bushels; flour, 217,000
barrels; wheat and flour on passage to United
Kingdom, 2,210,000 buEhels; wheat and flour on
passage to Continent, 1,530,000 bushels. •>
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1."- Wheat quiet; No. 1
Standard California, -Cs 7%d<Ji>es 8d; wheat in
Par!*, quiet; flour in Paris, quiet; French
country markets, steady; weather in England
overcast.- • . ¦ '
COTTON— Uplands, 4.52d. <
Foreign Markets.
Neiv York Cotton ; Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.— The cotton market
opened quiet with prices unchanged to a de
cline of '- points and closed 0@ll points net
lower. .- . ¦- .
UNITED RAILWAYS OF SAN FRANCISCO.
NEW YORK. Dec. 1.— Curb quotations of se
curities of .United Railways of San Francisco:
Bonds, $91 asked, no bids; 'subscriptions, 513
asked, $46 50 bid. .. ,
New York Stocks somewhat higher.
No further change in Exchange. Silver higher again,
JVhcat and Barley quiet and rather weak.
Oats. Corn a nd Rye unchanged.
Hay in light receipt and firm. Fcedst tiffs steady.
Beans doing better again, zvith a shipping demand.'
Butter and Eggs lower and quiet. Cheese still firm.
Dried Fruits as previously reported.
Provisions easy and quiet here and in the East.
Hops more unsettled, with some weakness up north.
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs unchanged.
Deciduous and Citrus Fruits in free, supply.
Poy.liry and Game about as before.
Potatoes in excessive receipt.
Lumber market exhibits feiv new features. '
LONDON. Dec 1.— The offerings atthe wool
auction sales to-day numbered 13,079 bales,
including a good selection of new clip. - New
Zealand cross-breds were in large receipt and
sold readily at high limits. The Continent
secured a fair selection of scoureds. Merinos
sold well at dearer .rates. Good greasy grades
sold quickly. ';• ' , v - ..
London ' Wool Sales.
BOSTON STOCKS AND BONDS.
S Money— Do pfd '......,. 83%
Call loans ........ ~.6 '. Westinghse com.'.lOO
rime loans ....... 5@0 Mining —
Bonds— . Adventure ...... 13 ¦
AtChlson 4s ....100 Allouez '.'. . ."¦" 2'A
0a 8 lsts ........ 08% Amalgamated ... 56>!
Mexican -Cen 4s . . 70 Bingham ... , . . . . 20%
Railroads— Calumet -& Hecla.4.'J0
Atchlson ... ..... 83% Centennial / 16....
Do pfd dSy, Copper Range .. 5«X
Boston & Albany. 258% Dominion Coal ..128
Boston & Maine. 100% Franklin 8 '
Boston Elevated.. 154% Isle Royale . 11
N Y N H & H. . .224 Mohawk . . . .... 37%
Fitchburg prd ...142 Old Dominion ... 10V>
Union Pacific ...100% Osceola ". . . 49%
Mexican Central.'. 22% Parrot ..". l..r.. 22
Miscellaneous— ' Qulney' 100
%ra»rican Sugar. .121% ;Santa Fe Copper. 1%
Do pfd 118 Tamarack ....... 10 J4
Amer Tel & Tel..lB0UTrlmountaln .....'93
Dom I & Steel .. 54% Trinity ... ...... 8%
lieneral Electric 178 ITnited States ... 21%
Wass Electric ...35%l:tah 22«i
Do pfd 96 ; Victoria ... .....' 5
United Fruit . . ..100%'Winona ... ..... 3'i
U S Steel 30%i\Volverlne 5s'
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
.Eggs were weak, and 40c was quoted as the
top for- ranch all over the street. Receipts
continued light,: but the demand was slow.
Receipts, were 35,000 lbs Butter, 334 cases
Eggs and 15, COO lbs Cheese. " •.. -¦
BUTTER— Creamery, first hands, 32@33c per
lb for fancy; 30c "for firsts and 20c for seconds;
dairy, 2G(fi';f 0c ; store Butter, nominal; cold stor
age, 24@27c. - ..-,¦¦ ¦ i '¦¦ % :
.-¦¦¦ CHEi-SE — New, lS'/Jc; old, nominal; -Young
America, 18c; ¦ Eastern, ltt@10V4c; Western,
15^@16c per Ib. - , .'.,,-•.
EGGS — Ranch, 40c for fancy and 35@39c.for
lower and medium grades; store, nominal; cold
storage, 22@27c; Western Eggs, 22@27V&c..
Dealers almost without exception quoted a
lower 1 butter market yesterday, Btocks being
larger and the demand slack. There were fresh
arrivals from the north, and * there, was still
considerable old stock from, last week on the
market. , . :"> ':" > ( ,
, . Cheese continued firm, with light supplies.
Butter, Cheese and Eggs.
POULTRY— Dressed Turkeys,' 17@20c per lb;
live Turkeys,: 15@1 6c for Gobblers and 15@10c
for. Hens; Geese, per pair, $1 5O®2; cTos
lings..$l r>0®2; Ducks. f3@4 for old and $4 50
@<S 50 for young; Hens, $4 50ig5 50; young
Roosters, ?5@5 50; old I Roosters, ' $5; Fryers,
$4 50@5; . Broilers, ' $4@4 50 for large and *3
®4 for small; Pigeons, $1 12y 2 @l 25 per dozen
for old and $1 75@2 for Squabs. ' i
. GAME-r-Doves, $1 per dozen; Hare, $1 25 per
dozen: Cottontail Rabbits, $150: Brush Rab«
'..•Its. $1; Mallard Ducks. $2 i>0@3; Canvashock.
$.{©7; Sprig, $1 75@2;, Teal, $1 5C@1 75; Wid
geon, ¦ $1 *6@1 CO; small Ducks, $1 25; Gray
Geese, $3 50; White Geese, ?1@1 50; Brant.
$2 50 for large and $1 00 for email; Honkers,
$4 50@5; English Snipe, $2; common, $1 50.
. The market was practically bare of domes
tic live Poultry : and all quotations were • un
changed. | ; A car of Western 'was ; marketed
and moved off well. Another car ia scheduled
for to-day's market/. Six cases of dressed Tur
keys came in and sold slowly. . <-. ,
. Receipts of .Game wore 206 sacks.' Prices
stood about the same, though the demand was
of small volume.' , xj -' -'¦'.'¦ •¦'¦"
Poultry and Garnet
Stockton ¦ and 8@10c per" Ib for Los Angeles:
Dried Okra,. 15@20c per lb;. Summer Squash,'
from'. Los Angeles,. ?1 50 per -box; Marrowfat
Squash, $8@10 per ton; Hubbard, $S@10;,Mush
rooms, - — per lb. ; ¦ .¦ ' ¦-¦¦¦¦ ..-.:. : ' '
nla Castor Oil. in cases. No. 1, 70c; pure, $1 IS;
Lucol. 47c for boiled and 45c for raw. in
barrels; Lard Oil. extra winter strained, bar
rels, 8oc; cases. $1; China Nut, 53® do per
gallon; pure Neatsfoot, in barrels, 70c; cases.
75c; Sperm, • pure, 7wc; Whale OIL naturai
white. CO® 55c per gallon; Fish Oil. in bar
rels, 45c; cases, 6oc; Cocoa nut Oil, In barrels,
03 Vic for Ceylon and 53 %c for Australian.
COAL OIL— Water White Coal OU, in bulk.
15@15&c; Pearl Oil, in cases, 21^u; Astral.
21 Vic; SUr, 21 Vie;. Extra Star. 24Hc; Elaine,
26Hc; Eocene, '23 V*c; deodorl xed Stove Gaso
line in' bulk, 17c; in cases. 23Vic, do. 72 de
gree's, in bulk. 18 >4 c; in cases, 23c; Benzine.
In bulk, 10c; In cases, 22>/4c: 86-degree Ou>
line ' in bulk, aio; in cases. 27%c; -i:
TURPENTINE — 72c per gallon in cases and
C6c in drums and iron barrels. ~ i
REDUND WHITE -LEAD— Red Lead. 60
6VaC per lb; White Lead. «J@C&e, according to
quantity. ; ¦ • ' '
SUGAR — The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes as follows, per. pound, in 100-lb
bags:- Cubes. - A Crushed and Fine Crushed,
4.70c; Powdered. 4.55c;. Candy Granulated,
4.56c; Dry Granulated Fine. 4.45c; Dry Granu
lated Coarse. 4.45c; Fruit Granulated, 4.45c;
Beet Granulated (100-lb bags only). 4.35c; Con
fectioners' A. 4.45c; Magnolia A, 4.05c; Extra
C. 3.95c; Golden C. 3.85a; "D." ».75c; barrels.
10c more: half barrels, ,25c more; boxes, 50c
more; 50-lb bags. 10c more for all kinds.
Tablets — Half-barrels, 4.90c: boxes. 6.20c per
lb. ' No order taken for less than 73 barrels
or its equivalent. . '
17s 6d. " or at a gain of £1 5s. ; Reflecting the
strength abroad i New York .was also higher,
spot closing at $25 15@25 25. . ->,'.\ .. .- :. ;. r
Lead was quiet and unchanged here at
f4 87% and in London at £10 12sCd/'
Spelter was lower here,/ being quoted at
?5 12}*,, but was unchanged at London at £19
17s 6d. ¦
Iron in England was lower and dull, Glas
gow closing at 53s lid and Mlddlesboro at'olsi"
The '- local market was and unchanged.
"No. 1 foundry v northern. $24@25; No. 2 foun
dry, northern. ?22@23; No. 1 foundry, southern,
and No. 1 foundry, southern, soft. $22@23.
THE SAN FRAtf CISCO CALL; TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1902.
STOCK MARKET.
STOCK AND BOND SALES.
Sales on the Stock and Bond Exchanga in
November were as follows:
LOCU. MARKETS.
Tin had . a - sharp, advance In ¦ London,', spot
there closinc at £113 5s and' futures at- £111
NEW -YORK. Dec. .1.— Copper -was" 1 un
changed in the London , market ', to-day, spot
there , closing, at £49 15s and . futures - at £50.
Locally the metal was dull and without chance"
Standard. $10 60; lake, $11 K5@ll 50; electro
lytic and casting:, $11 12%@11 25. < ; ,.. . -
Exports 6TN. copper for the month of Novem
ber were '10,520 tons, making 153,200 tons for
the eleven months of the current year, as com
pared with 83,788 toni for. the Same period of
last year, and 141,217 tons in 1900./ .. , *
11
AUCTION SALES
ANNUAL SALE
Thoroughbred Yearlings
FROM
NAPA STOCK FARM,
£fo : PROPERTT OF ' j^
A. B. SPRECKELS, ESQ.
Consisting of sons and daughters of Imp.'
Candid. Sevens, Break o* Day. Nellie BelL
Floriana. Bridal Veil. Dolly McCone. Bo-
hemian Lass, Marcell. Glitter. Chartreuse.
Straight Tip, Belguard. Folly. Abbl* F. Imp.
Atossa, Sacbartssa, Plquante, etc
Brothers and sisters to
Gavlota. Sachrometer, Gulda, Sevens, Katan-
ga. Alexis. Fridolin. Aluminum. Bruto.
Tlzona, Alice Cary. Oratossa. etc . ¦
Sale will take place at ' *_ '
Occidental Horse Exchange,
246 THIRD STREET, .
Bet. Howard and Folsom. San Francisco.
Tuesday Evening, Dec. 2d, 1902
Commencing- at 8 o'clock.
WM. O. LAYNG, Auctioneer. »
Catalogues ready. Horses at yard. "- .', " -tg
fe AT AUCTION.
Saturdays - - December 6th and 13th
- . At 10:30 A. M. at the Ranch ot th«
B B. an* A. L. STONE CO.. '.
ELMHURST. ALAMEDA COUNTT. CAI*
* WILL BE SOLO
Q.nn HORSES QAA
OUVJ AND MULES.OUU
Comprising draft animals i weighing frota
1100' to 1800 pounds), business, gentlemen' •
driving and saddle horses. Also dirt, lumber
and spring wagons, scrapera and other vehi-
cles and tools. 50 seta chain, cartiag* and
buggy, harness, saddles and bridles.
Hay-wards electric can, connecting wlt!»
every broad gauge local from San • Francisco
at Twenty-third ave. station, pass the ranch, i '
L. SCHAFFEH. Auctioneer.
*w REGULAR WEEKLY AUCTION SALK
yfc5^ at ARCADE HORSE MARKET. 327
SIXTH 8T., WEDNESDAY. Dec 3. at 11 a. m.
SO head of good horses must be sold without
limit. : 1 rubber tired buggy and harness. JOHM ,
J. DOYLE, Auctioneer.
, .
£* ' fc* £*
JUST ARRIVED and must be sold, a car of
'good gentle horses; also wagons, surreys, cart*
and harn«as. at 1140 Folsom at.. .December
2. at 11 a. m.

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