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grain Saturday, December 20.' as compiled b
the New Yord Produce Exchange, Is as . fol
lows: , .
SEATTLE. Wash., Dec. 22. — Clearings,
$647,060; balances. $120,196.
- TAQOMA. Wash.. Dec. 22. — Clearings, $389,
080; balances. $09,180 .
PORTLAND, Or., Dee/22.— Clearings, $723,
007: balances. $216,283. . . .
SPOKANE, Wash.. .1 Dec. 22.— Clearings,
$709,806; balances. $208,084. .
Northern Business:
Standard California. 6s 8%d; wheat In Paris,
firm: flour In Paris. . firm: French country
markets, quiet ; ' weather in England, fair but
cloudy.-" '¦- — >.*•¦ -;•¦:•¦¦¦ • .-• '•¦
COTTON — Uplands, 4. 66d. . . • .
A T ezu York Grain and Produce'.
L0CAL1 MARKETS.
Chicago Grain and Produce.
EASTERN MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
Visible Grain Supply.
NEW TORK, Dec. 22.— Tbe visible supply of
.Bridget snd Thomas Fltagerald to Paul Des
mond, lot on 8 line of California street 111*2
E of Polk. E 24:4 by S 137 :»; $10. '
' Paul Desmond, to .Pierre Lecoume. same; tio
Mary A. Sherwood (trustee for Albion E*
Blethen) » to Albion E. Blettwn. lot on N line
MONDAY. DECEMBER . 22.
BEAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Butter, .Cheese and Eggs remained as
previously quoted. Becelpts of the two for
mer, were about as W»ey have been, . while
those; of Eggs ' were ' larger. . The 'market was
without feature. . , . : . .
Receipts were 34,' i /0 lbs Butter, 418 cases
Kggs and 0200 lbs Cneese. 1
BUTTKIt — Creamery, first hands, 20030c and
occasionally 81c per lb for fancv and 23928^0
Butter, Cheese and Eggs.
LONDON. Dec. 22. — Consols, 03 1*16; silver
22 7-lCd; French rentes, BOf 60c; wheat tar-'
go»s on passage, flrm but not active: Walla.
Walla, 28s 10>/j«J; English country i markets,
dull; Imports Into United Kingdom, : wheat.
n62,O0O; Imports Into United Kingdom : flour
.107.000; wheat and flour on ps usage to United
Kingdom. 1,O2O,(XIO; wheat and flour on pusaafe
to Continent, 1.070,000.
LIVERPOOL. , Dec, 22.— Wheat, flrm; "No. 1
Foreign Markets.
NEW YORK. Dec. 22.— Money on call was
flrm at 6H©« per cent, cloning 6«je per cent
Time money was easy, sixty days, e p# r cent
ninety days and six months. 6©5% ni»r cent'
Prime mercantile paper, 0 p*r cent! Sterling
exchange was steady at $4 86.025 for doinn <i
and at »4 82.876«4 83 for sixty days p£,ted
rates. $4 84 and $4 S7«4. Commercial wils
$4 82H©4 M'A. Bar silver. 48%c. Mexican
dollam. 3»«4c Bonds-Oovernm?nts, suidy"
railroads, strong. '•
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.— The cotton market
opened firm at an advance of 2©B points and
closed net unchanged to a decline of 8 points.
New York Cotton Market.
FOR MONDAY. DECEMBER 22.
Flour, qr sks... 22, 228 'Wool, bales.:.. 09
Wheat, ctls*.... 2.142Keed. sks ...... 20,1
.Barley, ctls .... 8,01)0! Bhorts. . ska .... 100
Oats, ctls '. 2,310,Tallow, ctls .... i »;j5
Corn, ctls 700 P»«ltB, bdls .... r.2H
Beans, sks .... • '827iKldes. No ."..*.'..:• ' 7«3
Potatoes, sks ... 4,71>6I?atRlns, bxs ... 500
Onions, sks .... 1 41) Quicksilver, flak 20«)
Rye. ctls ...... 4(J<r Leather, rolls .. >. 75
Bran, sks ..... 820'Wlne, (r.ils lai.KOo
Middlings, sks.. -j I .tn Lime, hbls ..... 180
Hay. tons ..... 71H Chicory, bbls . . • Bo
Straw, tons ..... n Brandy, gals ... 11,200
V ; ORKGON. »
Flour.'qr sks..'.* 4,111(1 Onions, ska .... 130
Wheat, ctls .... ) 210 Bran, ekfl ...... 2.5«o
Barley, ctls .... .7,450 Middlings, sks.. 030
Potatoes, sks ... , 2.na.J •- • *. . : .! j ,
EAHTERN._ I'H ¦
Receipts of Produce.
CLOSING QCOTATIONS.
MONDAY. Dec. 22— 4 p. m.
¦' ' Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask
Alpha ... 00 07 Justice ...... 10 11
Alta ;........ 05 07 Kentuck . . . .'. 02 oa
Andos 03 04 Lady Wash.. — 05
Belcher IS - 20 Mexican ..... 60 u)
B«st A Belch. 89 IK) Occidental .". . 24 : 2il
Bullion ...... 01 OS Ophlr ;..l SO 1 S3
Caledonia, ...2 20 2 28 Overman..... 47 48
Challenge ...18 20 Potosl : 24 ««
Chollar ...... 17 IU Savage 15- u
Confidence ... 72 ~ I Scorpion '¦ - 03
Con Cal & V:i 80 1 05 Seg Belcher.. 00 * 07
Con Imperial. 02 03 Sierra Nev... 48 4Q
Con New tk. 02 OS Silver Hill... 48 48
Crown Point.. 14 13'St Louis.... — o«
Kureka Con., • 18! ; — Syndicate .... — * 07
- Exchequer ... - 01 (XT Union Con... 43 50
Gould & Cur. 14 13 Utah •. u 12
Halo & Norc. -28 301 Yellow Jacket 22- 2J
Julia........ — 00| • ¦ ~*
Deputy United States Marshal; Gambia
1,1 ought down from Redding yesterday
Rlley Noah and Frank Hayes, who were
indicted, with France* E. Moon, by'thVi
United ¦ States ; Grand Jury tor making,
false affidavits to a pension claim. "Their,
bends were fixed by United' States Court
Commissioner Heacock at $3000 each. Two
women indicted on the same charge are
yet at large. , ' • .•*"."• ¦¦¦• »i-';?-V"
Prances E. Moon claimed to b* i-tha
-widow of Pardy iloon. a veteran of t ha
Civil War, and applied for. a pension at,
such. In her affidavit sho swore that'
neither Moon nor herself had evtr . been -
married before. -Moon's real widow, who
had been living with her son in Arizona,
then made her appearance and contested
the application. United States .-' District
Attorney Woodworth quietly Investigated
the matter, and secured sufficient , evi
dence to warrant the indictment i of .the
Kenwick woman and her companion* for"
ptijury. <; ,-,.- : - ¦ ,' . 7*; V..V-
Biley Noah and Frank Hayes Gath
ered In and Two Women at.V;>
Larg«.*- : ¦ ¦;'v-: : ;'^ ',)
TWO MORE OF THE MOONv^! , ;.
GANG TAKEN" FOB, FELONY
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.— There was a sharp
advance In the London tin market to-day, quo
tations being £2 higher, at £117 10s for spot
and £llft 2n M for future* and. Influenced bv
thl*. the local market al*o was higher by near
Iv '-4l', with »pot closing firm but quiet, at
Copper declined Cs In London, to £51 2s M
for spot and £51 10s for futures, but remained
unchanged and nominal here at 10.75c for stan.
dard, ll.«5c for lake and 11,45c for electro
lytic and casting. Lend was dull and unchanged
her* at 4%c and In London at £10 16s. ™ • "
Sp'-ller advanced 2s Cd In London, to £10 17a
M. while here It declined 2ft points, to 4.80c
Iron In Gla*gow was quoted at 45* Id In
Mlddlesboro at 47* 11 %d. Locally It was quiet
and unchanged; No. f foundry Northern $2.1
<&25; No. 2 foundry Northern, No 1 foundry
Southern, No. 1 foundry Southern soft, $22
d 2.J. . ' . t\ ' (
Warrants continue nominal.
New York Metal Market.
Tliflrfc were five cars of Western dressed
Turkeys 'on the market yesterday, selling off
very well at 20©22o per lb. Mora. of thl.i
stock Is -expected .before ChrUtmas, but how
much cannot be axccrtalned. Receipts of local
dresaod were large and Included some from
Oregon. Buyers wero rather conservative, but
dealers, were flrm In their views and high
prices ruled. Some were asking 24c, but what
business was done wa« within the quoted
range. Live Turkeys wero In demand at flrm
er prices. Other lines of Poultry ¦ were dull
and Oam«'wa« likewise. • , '¦ ¦
* POULTRY— Dre*sod Turkoya 21i023p per Ih;
live Turkeys, 18920c for Gobblers and 18@20c
for Hens; Geese, -per pair, si 6u©2; Oostings,
8 00(92; Ducks, f^®4 per dozen for old and
504*0 50 for young; Hens, $4 50<S>5 50;
' young Roosters, $&«•'>; old Ilooiiters*, $4 00#5:
Fner*. $4 00«5 60; Broilers, $4 50#B for large
and $:i &o^4 for small; Pigeons, $li©l 12U per
dosen for old and $1 00®2 for Squabs: -
! OAME-r-Doves, $1 26 per dozen; Hare, .11 T»
120 per «loaen; Cottontail Rabbits, ¦ $1 BO*
Brush Rabbits, 81; Mallard Ducks $Hij/)n fiO;
'Canvasb&ck, $3©4 50;- Sprig, $2 50®3; Teal,
$1 75#2; Widgeon, $1 76©2; small Ducka $1 20
Ol BO; Gray Geese $3@3 CO: .White Geese,
$1 26®1. 60; Brant $2 for large and $1 2R for
small; Honkers, »4S>0; English Snipe, ;$J 60;
common, $1 60. .; .. ¦;. : -r
Poultry and Game.
HOOS— Receipt*, 4100. Medium 'and heavy
?« 2000 35; plK«, $C0*l 16; bulk. $•! SO(Q6 30
KHEKP— Receipt*, HCjO. Native lambs, $5 03
1iX> 7. r »; yearling*. $4 50; wethers, $4 35; e we»
$4 15. '
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Dec. 22. — CATTLE— R*
oci|.t«, 1500. Natives. $.1 tH)i(9 23; Texas and
.WVstcrns, $.165 05; stocks and feeders, $3fii
4 40, . ; *. ... e ¦
HHEEP— Receipts, ift.OOO; sheep and lambu,
ytrfcfly. (lood to choice wethers. $4?i4 50; fair
to choice mlxf'd, $2 7r»^4; Wnnte'rn sheep '$.173
«4 40; native lambs. $4©5 50; Western iamb*
$K<-5 50. • i, '
ST. JOSEPH.
HOGS— Receipts. .lil.OW: estimated tor to
tnurrow. ::5.(jirf); left over, 70Ofi. Market 6»
We hl«fh»r; cloicd t-any. Mixed and butch
t»'. Mic.yH 33; good to choice heavy $n 33
fx<J CO; rouKh heavy, ?<!@i! :j«; light. $5 7B«i
0 15; bulk of sales. «Hfr<! ao. u
CHICAGO, Deo. 22.— OATTLK-llecerptu
14,000: market. I0«2r.c higher. «oo.l 1 , prime
nl««rn. %?> Tid'aC 40; poor to medium. $:ift5 40:
stocktrn and fep.Urs. 929U So- co*s. k| 25&/
4 to; lir-lfri* $2f(5; canner*. $1 23«2 80: bulls
stag*, etc.. *2'84 40; cfllve*. WtffT; Texus fwi
Kt««iri». $.'! "r»4/Ti.
CHICAGO.
Eastern Livestock Market.
. SUGAR— The Western Bugar Kenning Com
pany quotes as follow*, per pound, In 100-lb
bags: Cubes, A Crushed And Fine Crushed.
6.30c;' powdered. 5.15c; Candy Granulated.
5.15c; Ury Granulated Fine, B. 05c: Dry Gran
ulated Coarse. 0.00c; Fruit Granulated, 6.03c-
Beet 1 Granulated (100-lb bags 1 only) 4.05c;
Confectioner." A, 0.05c; Magnolia A,' 4.»s8c
Bxtra C, 4.60c; Golden C. 4.45c; "D," 4.2&<;
barrels, lOo more; ¦¦ half-barrels 25o more:
boxes, 60c more; no>lb bags, lOo more for all
kinds. Tablets — Half-barrels, 5.65c; b»x«-a
S.80C per lb. No order taken for loss than 73
barrels or Its. equivalent.
BAGS— Grain Banf. 5%f?5sjc for June-July
dellvtry; b'an Ouentln, 5.55c: Wool Cage. 22ft
33c: Fleece Twine. 7%«8c; Fruit Dags. 3<«,c.
t:c and 6%0 for three sixes of Cotton and «V«9
l>V4c for Brown Jute, j
COAL — Welllncton. $S per ton; Southfleld
Wellington, tb: Seattle. X<l5i>; Brysnt, $U SO:
Kotlyn. $7; Coos Hay, $550; Greta, $7; Walls
cnd. ftU'U; Co-operative Wallsend. s« M; Rich
mond, $7 50; .Cumberland. $12 In bulk and
(13 25 In rucks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg.
; Welnh Anthracite Egg.. $13; Welsh
Lump. $11 60: * Cannel. $0 per ton; Coke. 915
per ton In bulk and f.17 In encka; Rvcky Moun
tain description*. $8 43 per 20OO lbs and 18 30
l>er ton, according to brand.
OIL— Llntecd, 6Jc for boiled and 52c for raw
In barrels; cages. 5c more; California Castor
Oil. In cases. No. 1, 70c; pure, $1 10; Lucol,
48c for boiled and 4t,c for raw In barrels; Lutd
OH, extra winter strained, ' barrels.' Oftc; cares.
$1; China Nut, Cr>gu2e per gallon; pure Neats
root, in barrels,. 7Oo; csaei, 70c: Sperm, pur*.
70c; Whale Oil, natural white. dog/Ota per gal-
Ion; Fish OU. In barrels, 45c; casex, ;00c; C<*
rosnut«OU, In barrels. U3%c for Ceylon and
5S%o for Australian. ¦ ' • .
COAL OIL— Water White Ccal Oil, In built.
l«c: Pearl OH. In cme». 2'2V4c; Astral. 22U2:
Star. 22%c; Extra Star, 25'ic; Elaine. 27Hic;
Kocene. 24%o; deodorized' titove Oauollne. Ir.
bulk, 17c; in cases, 234c: do, 72 degree*. In
bulk. I8%c;'ln cases. "25c; Denxlne. In bulk,
lttc: In raves, 22%c; KU-degree Gasoline, in
bulk, 33c; in cases, 27% c. «•.*•/
TURPENTINE— (2c per gallon in cases and
UCo in drums and Iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LKAD— Red Lead. CO
0%c per Sb; White Lead. «O0%o. according to
quantity. • -
General Merchandise.
/ ¦
Ttie market was extremely dull for table
Rurbanks and prices fcr all dcvxrlptlons show
ed no change. Three earn of Merced SwecU
came In and *old off well at an advance. There
wax no change In Onions. The receipts In
cluded 10(i «iacks from Oregon.
Kocutpts of Lou Angclc-s vegetables wero
iniKe, BKKregatlng nearly ;IOO packages.
Prlcen were a little lower In consequence, but
trading was brink at the lower rates.
POTATOES— Uui banks f mm the river, 30®
55c pc-r ctl; Ballnas Hurhnnkx. :)(JcIr?l 10 per
ctl; Oregon do 75oJ/5l. Yaklniu do. Wk:!itl OS;
River H*<1». 4C'iJl5oc per ctl: Early Roue, for
seed. .80000c per ctl; Sweet Potatoes. $150
per ctl tor Mvreed.
ONIONS— 5507.1c per ctl for choice and
fancy.
• VEGETABLES— Orrcn I'eas. (HQHo per II):
String unrt Wax neans, 7C*10c; Cabbnge, 4i»©
COc per ctl; Tomotoes from Uw Angeles, tl®
1.25 rer crate; Carrots. 40@.Vic per sack: Oar-
Hc*2(&2 I / &o per lb; Green Peppers .from Los
Ar.g*lp», llfitSc per lb;. Dried Peppers. S?#)c per
lb; Egg Plant from Los Angeles, 10'amjo per
lb; Dried Okra, IS^i'Cc per lb: Summer
Kquakh from Los Angeles. $1@>L 25 per box:
Marrowfat Hquaih, $10 per ton; Hubbard, *lii
©12; Mushrooms, — — per Hi.
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.
, December 22. 1902.— Having from' early In •
the. season advised the purchase of cotton for
January delivery In New York and still be -
Ucvlng that the stock of cotton now here k».
worth much more than the present prices ct /:
January contracts and entirely disproportion-;.;
ate to the existing short Interest. I take thU .
means of suggesting to those who bold J"anu- ¦
ary contracts that they will consult their 'own
best Interests by arranging to. take up.aiht
pay for their cotton. I would further Irifona :
those who have not yet made suchammate
ments that I have advised all members of tb> ;
New York Cotton Exchange that I snail- aa
Monday next and thereafter until further no-.. "
tlee be pleased to "Loan places 1 * on anyjno
tices for the delivery ot January contracts. ••
thus rendering It unnecessary that any h«ld«r
of contracts for the delivery of cotton in Jan,-^
uary should be summarily sold out upon notice .:
to the advantage of those who may be short.
It has not Infrequently happened In the- past
that a tender of a faw thousand bales of cot
ton has j been used to compel the liquidation
of a far larger Quantity of contracts. "• It $»'
my purpose that in tbe present Instance no.
such inequitable procedure shall obtain. I shall
be pleased to have any holders of contract! for..
January delivery of cotton communicate.. wlta .
me In confidence In their own Interest, either
by mall- or wire. ¦ . - ; -
THEODORE H. PRICHL 1 . '$,'.
i- Tl Wall street. New Tork City. V .
JANUARY COTTON.
LIVERPOOL.
Wheat D*c. Jlan li. May.
Opening O 1'i « l>i H V.
Closing «i 1% « 1*^ o 1
PARIS.
Wheat— . - Dec. May-Aug.
Openlnic 21 00 21 «5
'-I'M'InK 21 05 21 03
Flour —
Openina: «S 4.% 28 «5
Cloning «)j CO 28 65
There Is nothing doing In the markets under
this head, and with the exception of Dried
Peas quotations remain unchanged.
' 1SKANS— Un you, *2 ~UH2 till; xmall White.
$3 l.".'.j:« :»: large Whit*. *:iii'i 25; Pink. $2 4ti
92 70; Red. $2 <«)«::; Lima. $1 20t/4 35; Ito!
Kidneys. 4 50; Blackeye. ?:t 7O«.-8 S5 per ctl.
ftEEDS— Hrr.r.n Mi:sti:r.1 $3 25 J Yellow Mu«
tur.l. 11 V.*.'a2 »•': FUx. f; 23; Canary. 4U I'.tc
for 12a*tern; Alfalfa. IC^llc. Hapr. l%fr2Vi---;
Timothy, 7c. Hemp. ;t*iO4c per lb; Broom
Com K*ed, M2f*15 |)»>r ton.
' DRIED PEAS— Nlles, $2 50; Green ?1 7S«
2 2A per ctl
Beans and Seeds.
Stocks— ffalcs. High. I»w. Close.
Atchison 24,2f(0 83% 83 K1%
Atchleon. pfd «,*00 h»% UW t m\L
BaJtltnor* «t Ohio . 10.1'K) 5<t>i &•)>* '•^•'4
Halt it Ohio pfd f«<i
Can Pacific 20.900 130% 12*% J»OS
Can Southern 7OV4
CbeM^ciike Jk Ohio. 2.7ft) 47 'i 4«% 47
Chicago A Alton .. 1.700 33 32 32%
(I.lcaro Sc A I fiM.. 300 71 70% 70 Vi
f.Til, Ini A Irtuli 74
Chi, Irui * Loul* pf *»1
Chicago tc Ol West. 2t,2OO 23 24% 24 %
Cfal * G W A pfd feU/i
Cbl «V O W B pfd.. 700 39 ?,S 88
Chi A NorweMern. 600 217% 21« 217
Chi Ter * Trann... 4SiO 17 J*% ' 1«%
Chi Ter ATt pfd .. 1,400 32% 22 32V*
C. C C & 6t Louis 1.700 (Mt% U&% »t|
Col 0ouU>«n: 700 27% 27% 27%
Col Boutb let pfd .. 300 &H t»9a «*'4
Col Bouthn 24 pfd.. 804 Vi\ 43 4.1
D«la A Hudson fiOO 165 «1C3 VA
D«l. Lack A West. 600 252 24B 252
Den A Rio Grande. 1,000 40 39 U 40
D A Rio Orande pfd 1,400 SI 14 M>% bOK
Erie 24,700 34% 34% 34%
Erie 1st pfd 31.000 65 64% 65%
Erie 2d pfd 2.S00 47>£ 44 46%
Crttt North pM... 2,400 105 192K l!HVi
Hooking Vs 11 *y- ... 1)00 98 " »7»/j 07%
Hiking Val pfd... 1.000 96% 06 wu,
iJBoi* Central ... 2.000 144% HP,'/, 144%
Int Central — 38
Iowa Ontral pfd .. 600 69 e»i{, 68',i
Kans City So 300 32% 32 '32%
Ksns City Bo pfd.. 800 &5% &S 65
Lake Klie A w.... 300 49 48 48
Uk<t i:rl» « W pld .... .... .... lift
Louis A Nash 4,300 124% 123 128%
Manhattan L 4.200 147% 146% I4«v
M*tropolltan Et Rf. 800 J4O>4 140 140
M*xU-sji Cen 200 22S ' 22% 22%
Jfcxlcan National . 400 . 16% 16% ic£
NEW TURK. Dec 22. — There waa a. good
volume of bu>it»e«e fn stock* to-<!ay rod th-;
market «howed ?trt-r.jrth and breadth. The
Urge w:;its and tbe notable rtreneth in a
Mw prominent bad a notable syro
(Atbetlc tf^ct on the whole market. TT»e trac
:ng showed <lirr.:nishtRg animation as the day
}iresr*m*<i. b-jt tn^ high level of prices at
i*io«4 wtis pretty s*cU licld. although the «-lo.«-
Sn« »m fhrht.y irt-r^lar try reaaoo of it fever
ish mov*n»*Ti« in Bo«ar. The etockc which led
ibe cna-rlv-i ha<l tn-llsiUoal grauada for strength,
laoetly in !&• stepc of rumors of a prob
ablr lncr«*»* ;r. dlvi>r.4e or of other benefits.
This w*» th» 'aw jii MlMouii Pacific. New
York Central and In tit'- uutcide market. The
run-ior conwalnr SfartaMta Securities was to
th* eSect »h*t th«« is u. Iw aom« extraordi
nary distribution tat,:.ir.r Great Northerti
«tfK-kho!<i-^. ;! whi'h th* Northern -Securl
tl»» In the prir."l:*i oue. Xo official nanction
was rl*«*r. i<> iir.y of th*»^ luraors nor waa
(tertr »nv cnarmati-jn of t*-^ reports that
rs-ivet!' riih'.f urn \<> \r_ zwm to Pi. Paul
aCockbold>rr ir. ",nr.«-'-tion with th* proposed
new «tock Jt^ue. »tr»r.gnh was at
vrlbut»<J 10 a further -I r< -. * a*a!n*t th» ahortti
in fonne<-tion with th' pratiecla tor the Cuban
reciprocity treaty. C«na.4iaa Paclfi<: and It*
ailifed stocks wen strong f*atur»» without
epecial «-xp!anatlori. Ama'.ra:riat»il C-joprr was
helped by rtport* that copper litigation in Mon
tana, ha* been ;>o«ipon<'i ind«-f.nlt»-iv Ij> - com
mon consent of Ujth cont»r.-J!r.s Interest* In
the l&tfuitry- Tbe room tra4<-rs on the Wtoe*
Excbansr* wens aomrwhat rk;it'<'al of th* a<?
vfcru*- *i.£ corjt»»l*<l it by »hort salra. There
was e«'Wenc* of activity on th<: ptrt ol t!»»
r*c«iUy quJesctnt pool* and lar** prof«*xlonal
overatcrs wtre *jppos«-d to be at work to Ilf
th* level of rrtcts. United ?taUii St»»-I w««
|.r»nnlr.«-nt and strong. alttVjuic); H<jtr.<-what
•lursich. a* uatiat. Fatiafactlon ww processed
o\< r tbe etatua of the Venezuelan <|u«-M|'.n an'l
rjonfld'Ti** f»*med to be ffclt In th» mon"y
fcituatlon. Con r *MiionB In rate* for ttrn« loan*
helped this ronft<J*nce materially. Th» «; p»r
c*nt rate was eha4*d for any loncer tlm*- than
rtxty days. A feature of th* day wan trading
In International M*rcantfl« Marine r-omn-ion
rVfk. in th* outside market, at from 1.*. to 21.
Tbic 1« the flnst r*cor'l*d bu«lne«s in this coun
try in tb* new ahlppfna; company »iwk.
The bond market waa broad and utrut tr.
Total »ai»», r-ar value, S3.C20.000. Uolti-d
-satis Umds were all unchanged on the lant
c*ll.
NEW YORK KTOCK LIST.
New York Stock Market.
linr-.H--I.lvc Hogs. ICO lbs and up. 6?;eR^p;
under lrto lbs, 0V4c; feeders. GftCHc; sows. 20
pet cent off; bo.tr*. 5U per crnt olf. and stag*
40 per cent off from above quotations.
Th« following quotations are for good, scun<l
Liventock, detlvcred In Han Francisco, less 5(1
per cent nhrlnknge for Cattle:
CATTLE— Htw». 8'i<a«c: Cows and Heifers.
"87Mtc: thin trowti. 4«r5c per Ih.
CALVES— 4«5>/jC per lb (grc»s weight).
SHEEP— Wether*, 3ft«f4c; ewes, 3Vi03Hc
per lb (zress welcht).
LAM US— Yearlings, 404%c per lb. '
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealer*
or* as follows: , ,'-''
BEEF— T©7',ic for Steers snd C$?c per lb
for Cows.
VEAL— Larg«. S^COc; >ma!l. 0610c per lb.
MUTTON— Weth-rs. 8^i<fOc; Ewes, S«Slic
per lb.
LAMB— »Hei0o per lb.
PORK— Pre-sed Hogs. S«Jf?J>Vic P*r lb.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
All descriptions remain unchanged.
DKESSED MEATS.
San Francisco Meal Market.
Hay Is not as firm as It has been, ri'wlng to
the continued favorable w<ath««r for iwcdlng and
larger receipt*. Ccrs, while itllf In light sup.
I'ly, larc. not as scarce as they have been for
the pant two months, and more or lees Hay
that should have enme in by roll <lurtng tlilt
period Is now coming forward. Prices remain
as before.
There is no change in Feedi»tuffs.
i'.HAX- 111 boniw ..<> per ton.
MlUDMNdS— $22 50^24 50 per ton.
FEEUHTUFFK— Jtollcd Burlry. I'.'.ifrJrt per
ten; Oilcake Meal at the mill. S2.*>f?2<;: Jobbing,
%'ih 50Q27: Cocoanut Cake, tUl«£i; Corn Mral.
s:ii;it::i: Cracked Corn. * :n ;.u<i.il So; Mixed
Fieo. $2UU21: Cottonseed M-al. $2t« 00.
HAY— Wheat. JlTnUi. with suit-s at Slff 60;
Wheat and Oni. sr.->nr.; Hed and ItlacK Oat.
*ll'<jl- - l; Wild Oat. siuyll 50; UarUy, «1O :>w t (
11; Stock 1$ 50&'J .V); Alfalfa. fiijjU &0; Clo
\»r. J.inio per ton.
STRAW— 5OUC5C jirr bate.
Tidy and Feedstuff s.
HIDES AXD SKINS— Culls a»rf brands sell
about IVic under quotations. Heavy Salted
fctcers. lie; medium. 10c: light. Siic; Cow
Hides. 9c fpr heavy and S14c for Hcht; Stagj,
7c; Hulled Kli>, S^c: Salted Veal. J»J4c; Salted
Calf. 10c; Dry Hides. I«"iC17c; Culls. 15c;
Dry Kip. 13c: Dry Caif. lhc; Culls and Brands,
]Mc; Fhrersklns. shearlings, "fifl.'lue each; short
wool, -lu^iciK: each; medium. 00tf70c; long wool,
Mic«»£l 20 each; *lcr»e llldest, «alt. S3 for larse
and 92 t>O for medium. ?!'<•_• for small and
GOc for Colts: Horn* Hldca. <!ry. SI 7.". fur
large. $1 50 for medium. *li/l 20 for small arid
Me lor ColU. Buck Skins— Pry Mexican, :J2!jr;
dry Milud Meslcen. •-'."•c; dry Cen'ral Ameri
can. 32l»c. Ocat Hklns— Prune AnRvras» 7j<;
lanes and tmocth, fA>c; m<J!uni. 35c.
: TALLOW*-No. 1 rendered. &>a^'(ic per lb;
No. 2, 4K-*i''c: create. 2>V««."*ip.
; WOOLr-Sprlns— Valley Orecon. Lambs. IT.i?
10c r*r lb.
Fall Clip— S»n Joaquln nnd Scutli-rn. 7ff 10c
per lb; do Lainbs. K®10c: Northern, defective.
t'wt'jc n«r lb: Humbctdt and Memloclno. I2«f
if..'; Ml.lill* County. UQllc v*r lb.
HOPS— 23t/2Cc pt-r lb.
Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops.
FLOUR— California Family Extras, $4 20©
4 45. usual terms; Hakers' Kxtr&s, 14 10$4 20;
Oregon nnd Washington. |J 5003 75 pet bbl
for Family ami >.t &t>4<4 fur Uakers'.
MILLSTi;i*KS— Triers In I arkaces are as
follows: Craham Flour. $.1 M per 1W> lbs; Ry«>
1'lcur. H 25; Jtye M»-al. 1.I; Mice Flour. 17:
Corn Meal, f.l 1V-4A-" CO! cxir 1 cream do, $»lr
4 »; Oat Gio.it-. *5 20; Honiiny.»$4 2.1 m 4 BO;
Huckwhtat Flour. 54 oOfii 75; Cracked Wheat.
M: Fnrlna. ?4 .'10; Whole Wlt«ai Flour. <3 75;
Rolled Oai». lainlx. $7, MQJ; In racks. |U sr.j
8 to; I'earl lUrley, ?i>; Split Peas, buses.
$>j 5u; CJreen I'eas $•"< P«r 100 lbs.
Flour and Millstuffs. ,
CHICAGO. Dec. 22.— Wheat was extremely
dull, wlih practically no outside business. The
foreign situation was considered strong, the
world's shipments being light and a large de
ort-aso in the amount on passage being ru
corritd. Large receipts and a bearish esti
mate of the Russian crop were the main bear
ish factors. May opened a shade to higher
at 77V«Q77%c to 77«^c. but on liberal 'selling
the prict* declined to 77 \i,c. A smaller Increase
In tho visible than had been expected — an In
crease of only OUG.UOU bushels, where 1.6O0.0K0
had I>.'.i5 looked for— created a somewhat flrm
rr fwllnir later In the day and the close was
nt 77>O77»ic. the top price of the day, with
a sal:> of !,U'ic
Corn was ver>- dull and easier on the near
by deliveries, but firm for May. May closed
a sharl* higher at- 43 He
Oats were very ftrong on good cash demand
May closed H<* hljcln-r at .tJ^Cas^c.
Provisions were firm on tho absence of any
particular gclllrut pressure and on higher
prices for hog* nt the yardo. The close was
flrm. with May pork 17^c higher, lard up 12'i
tiloc, and ribs 5??7 Vic higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles— Open. High. Low. Clone
Wheat No. 2—
December 74% 7«?4 74 74Ti
May 77*. 77', 77«i 77»,
July 74>i 74% 741, 74*i
Corn No 2 —
Decembr 45;i 45% 4.*. 4T>y %
January 4,-i'i 45-4 4l*i 44^i
May 4J>i 43}» 4.tV« 4.lu,
Oats No 2—
l>et-.. new" «l»i S2»/ t 31 *i 32
Mcy :«S 33!i, :UJii 33 »i
Mf-s.i Pork per barrel-
January 10 >'*> 1« C7ij 1« TO It »5
May 10 oO 10 15 18 00 10 13
Lard, per 1C0 pounds —
D«cemb-r 1'J 32>* 10 3fi 10 25 10 25
January !» *."• H 85 0 K!>£ :t 85
May 0 25 0 I7>4 V 25 » 37«i
Short Ribs, j>er 10O pounds —
January * 47^ 8 47*4 8 45 J! 47>t
May » »j 8-C0 6 5O " S »7!i
Ca*h quotations were as follows:
Flour. qul.-l but firm; No. 2 spring wheat.
74t(7«c; No. :t. lW72c: Nn. 2 red. .74*r74',fcc:
No 'i rorn. 4,%c: No. 2 yellow, 43o; No. 2 oats.
3Sc; No. :s white. :t2c; No. 2 rye, 4st$c; good
fetdlng barley. ;j»K<47c: fair to choice malting.
4%«j6«".o; No 1 flaxxoed, $1 lft; No. 1 North
western. SI 2J; primo timothy r»-J. $3 7»;
n>».«3 pork, por barrel. $17; larJ. .per. 100
jKUiml*. *1O 2.*®1'» .'to; short ribs sides (Ioo?e).
fs HT^fiH «2S; <lry nalted shouldrrs <box«l).
I*U©8H|C: *hort clear sides <box«:d>. $8 iU4t«
H S7 l j; whisky, basin of high wines. $1 02;
clover, rontrart grade, $10 i>5.
ArtitleB— Receipts. Shipment)*.
Flour, barrels .' is.ofltt IS 000
Wheat, bushels C7.000 ti.000
Corn, buaheln 2SS,<XXl 87.000
Oat*, burhcln 27-S.O0O 203 000
Rye, bu«h<-l« K.ooo U.OOU
Barley, buiibels 108,000 13,000
On the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter
market wan quirt. Creameries. I8{f2Sc; dai
ries. 17f«2.*ic. Clieeee. firm, l.»yi:!>ic. Eggs,
freiih. Hrm, 23c. ¦ .'.
THE COAST RECORD.
5 K S 3 9 ¦ * 9
i lislCl If I
STATION- S 511111 |- t
y . * = 5,f- 5 ?
c c ¦ ¦ s
:?:?¦•"• : :
Astoria 30.06 4s 2S SW Cloudy .S2
Bakfr *».00 36 30 £W Cloudy T.
Carson 30.14 5S 16 SE Cloudy .00
Hureka r.0.12 B6 SO S Rain .10
>>esao 30.22 ,V5 34 Xff Clear .<»0
>1««¥tan* 30.44 42 2 .XE Clear .00
Pocatello. Id.-3U.16 SS 20 E Cloudy .00
Independence .iM.24 32 2ti XW Cloudy .00
Lo* Annies ..30.12 70 4S W Clear .00
Phc*r.ix SU.12 72 .14 W Clear .W
Portlano 30.14 40 06 SE Clcudy .54
tied Bluff 30.22 4<5 S2 SE Cloudy .02
Roseburg 30.16 4« 40 S Rain .S4
.«acramecto ..30.22 4S 40 SE Clear T.
Salt I<ake :i«.24 34 SO S Clwudy .(<0
San Fraaci*co. 30.24 52 44 W Cloudy T.
s*. L. Oblspo.. 30.22 «2 32 W Pt.Cldy .U)
»*an Diego ...."W.12 *'A 4* NW Clear .Oil
Seattle W.02 44 .TU S Ralu .11
s>pokar.e 29.&<i •?© CS SW Cloudy .14
Tatoosh 2y.lC 44 42 W Cloudy .24
Will* V.'alla..30.10 <$ 24 S Cloudy -OK
Winwniucct .:w.T0 00 lo W Cloudy .Vt
Yunxa 30.12 ttS 44 X Clear ,O0
Bt courtesy of the Pacific Commercial Cable
'"orepany the following weather report has
b»*n received from the Pacific Ocean: Lati
tufle S7 degree* 7 tair.utes north, longitude 14C
decrees 1C minutes WTet; noon. LAst twenty
four hours. 211 kaotF. Total paid out, 14S0.
Weather heavily overcast; »-ind fre«h souther
ly. BENDST.
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
T^ fresrure has fallen steadily over Idaho
and N* vada. Ttte greater portion cf the storm
ae thr northern cos>t has mcv«>j eastward.
Rsic i:<u fallen from San FVmndsco notth
ward and cloudy weather rr« - all* (renerally «n
tfi» Pacific Slcpe north of th»- l>hachapl.
The t«npmttut has -ri*«-n 1<* degree* or more
over Nevada.
For*ca«. made et San Kranri«co for thirty
hocn «-.iJlr.E tsidnirht. December 23:
Northern California — Cloudy and ur.set;le-l
weather Tu*«l«y. with ra'.n in northers and
cwitrsl porticn; fresh southerly wind.
S->cth«rr. California— Fair Tuesday; li«ht
»orth<frty wind.
Nevada— Cloudy Tuesday, with light mow In
•s<- movntaiss.
>«.n KrandrCD ajyi vicinity — Cloudy and un
settled weather TAeday, probably light rain;
fresh touthweft w;ndi- *
ALEXANDER G. MeADIE.
Forecast Official.
Last This Last
Station* — 24 hour?. Season. Season.
Kureka. 0.10 19.74 15.02
R^d Bluff 0.02 12.00 P.CS
Sacramento Trace 5.29 »i.O4
San Fraacisco Trace 5.16 5.M)
Vmiw O.OiJ 3.11
1 nde|>enden<« ...... O.O0 O.8S 1.23
San LuU Obi^po.... O.00 4.9< 4.M
Ix* Anseles «i.O0 4.00 2.«i
s«n I>iero O.O0 6.07 O.77
Prevlcus prices rule, with a dull market.
CURED MEATS— Bacon. 124c per lb for
heavy, 13c for light medium. 15c for light, ltic
for extra light. 17c for augar-cured and ISc lit
extra sugar-cured: Eautern sugar-cured Hami,
14Vi(ll44c; California Hami. rj^&llc; Mes«
Ueef. (10 per bhl; Extra M<ms, (10 uOtrll;
Family. $11 50012: prime M?;s Pork. $l5'ir
15 50; extra clear, |27; Mesr. $11) 50; Dry Salt
ed Pork. 134c: Pig Pork, *'.'S'«:;it; Tigs' l'«et.
j>r»: Smoked H-«-I. 14>>}'ul5u p«r lb.
LARD — Tiercel quoted at Sc per lb for com
pound ar.d 12%c for pure; half-barrels, pure,
I2 : >.c: 10-lb tins. l.'iUc; 6-lb tins. i:j\c; a-iu
tins. ViVic
¦ COTTOLENE — One half-barrel. OT»c; three
li.-ilf-UrreU. 9Kc; one tierce, 9%c; two tierces,
l*^c; five tierces, Oftc per lb.
Provisions.
RAISINS- 1902 crop are quotfd as follows:
2-crowr. loese Muscatels, 5o-lb boxes. 5>'»c per
lb; 3-crcwn. 5%c; 4-crown. Cc; Seetlless, loore
Muscatels, 5c; Keerlless Hultarias. r>c; Seedless
Thompsons. &',i«; 2 -crown London Layers. 20
lb boxes, $1 40 per box; a-crov.n, |1 CO; 4
crown fancy clusters, 20-lb boxes, S2; 5-crown
fancy clusters, 20-lb boxes, $2; 5-crown Dehe
tn», 20-lb boxes, |2 CO; 0- crown Imperials, 20-lb
boxes, $3; Seeded, f. o. b. Fresno, lancy, 1*5 ox..
<!%c; 12 oz.. 5^>c; bulk, 5^»c; choice. 10 oz.,
OHcj 12 oz.. r.Kc; bulk. OHc.
NUTS — Walnuts. Nu. 1, softshell. 13gi3Vic;
No. 2. R'ifllc; No. 1. hardshell. lifcU'/jc: No.
't. 9%SlOc; Almonds, lie for Nonpareils, 104®
lie tor I X L. I<i4il<i 1 '..c for No Plus. Ultra and
t>3iK>«c for L%nguedoc; Peanuu. .VoTc for East
ern; Brazil Nuts, VXiVlc: Fltberts, 12fil-Mic;
Pecans. lliiVic; Cocoanuts, $4 50@5; Iullan
Chestnuts. 12Vj-ijl4c p«r lb.
HONEY— Comb, 12JM.'S<£c for bright. 11 Me
for light amber and H^lOu for dark; Water
white extracted, U | 67 1 ,»c; light amber extracted,
64©«Sc: dark. 4fif4W,c.
BKESWAX— 274©20c per lb.
. PRUNES— 1002 crop, 2%$2Kc for the four
elzes, with K^l^c premium for the large
'sizes. ¦ .
J FRUITS— Apricots, 6%@8c for Royals and
SMSiUc for Moorrarks; Evaporated Apples,
4tf7c; Bun dried. 4®4%c; Pecchee, *Wf,7V,c;
Pears, 3V6®4V4e for quarters and 5©10c for
halves; Nectarines, 4%@!i\'~c for white; Plums,
Jj'tiCc for pitted and l?»-l «ic for unpltted; Fiss.
4ifBc for black and 4J0(5c for white. '.
Dried Fruits, Nuts and Raisins.
SAN FRANCISCO. I>*c. 22—5 p. m.
The follcwinc sre the seasonal rainfalls to
dat». a* compared with these of the same date
lxri f.inin and rainfalls In the last twentj
tour ln>urs:
(12Cth Meridian— Pacific Time.)
Weather Report.
Bur .liver. Quiet. XI 7-1 Cd per ounce. Money.
3%«f4 per cent. Th» r»i- of dlBcount In the
op-n market for short bill., | a 4 pe r cent, and
for three months 4 p»r c«>nt.
<'on for monry 512 15- 10 Norfolk ft Wcstn. 7.1 Vt
Con for account.03 l-l<i ,V..r ft Wcatn pfd. 93*/j
Anar-onda 41^ Ontario ft We»tn. .'10%
Atehlaon hT,'.-. p. •nii'vlvanta .... 7»Vi
AtrhUon pfd 101 V, Reading H2V4
Halt K Ohio 101 K'H<llriif 1st pfd.. 44 '/i
Canadian Pacific. 1.12 iReadlng 2d pfd... 40'/»
Chcs ft Ohio 4««/ t i8outhern Ry S3>-I
Chgo Gr Western; V>Vi,tio Ry pfd »Hi
ChKo MM ft Bt P.17'J«iHouth«rn Pacific.. «r»%
pen ft Rio Or 40'/t Union Pacific 101 >
I>n & R G pM... n:5i /4 ;i;nlon.Pac pfd"... »*Ui
Kr # • - 3SU1U H Hteel .In
gr« 1st pfd m% II H Steel pfd 87
Kfle 2d pfd 47 I Wabash V. W
Illinois Central ... 1 47 Wabssh pfd 43V,
Louisvl ft Na«hvl.l27 D e iteers 22"Ji
Mo Kans ft Tex. 20% Kan<1 , ny
N T Centrat l&cy,,
Mincrllaneou* — jQulncy 10«
American Sugar.. 123%jSanla Fe Copper. 1%
lM) pfd 12fJV» Tamarack 145
Amer Tel ft Tel .".163 Trlmountaln 01
lK/m I & 8tx»l... .V*U Trinity H%
<J«>nFral Electric. 177 United Htatrs ... 21%
Ma«n Kiectrlc... .15!^ i:tah '. 25Vj
I»> pM O'J Victoria t %
l'nit«-<! Krult 110'4 Wlnona i\t,
«' « Ht«*| 35% Wolverine 50
Do pfd Ht%\
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS.
Minn & St Louis .. 200 IOC*; lOfi',1 106
Missouri Paelfle ... 86.700 10ti= 4 105 IO6V3
Mlufcurl. Kan & T 3.S0O 2tH« 25% 20%
M, K i T |>M SCO d0»i 50 5S%
New Jer Cental . 1-.C00 107Vs 10S
New York Cen 4.200 15.1ft 133>i 153%
Norfolk & \\>5t .. 5.100 71»i 71% 71»s
Nor & West pfd .. 200 »l 01 91
! Ontario & Western ; 3.1KH) 28% Ws 20»fc
, Pennvylvanla 24.9O0 155% !««•<, 13S»t,
Kt- aJins 7O.40O IK'U TJ^, Kl%
Heading 1st pfd .. 1.000 SOVi M\* 86 .
HeaJintr 2d pfd ... 5»>O 77>-i 77 ¦ 77i«
Rock Island 41.100 434 **% 4:{^
Rock Inland pfd... 7.SW i*2\ n\ 3 fC*i
St. Louis & S F.... 4W) 71»* 7(! : J« 75?*
St L & S F If t pfd 77
St L ft S F M pfd ".MO 7«»>i 7<m; 7O»4
St I^juIs & S West !HN> -J7 »'•& "-'"
Loui.« & S W pfd 1.100 01 t«O *H>»4
Paul 57,:U)0 170»i 174 Vi 178H
e=t Paul pfd 132
Southern Pacittc .. S5.100 «4S K5*i t.4".;
Southern Railway . lo.MH) Xi\ 32 :!2N»
Southern Ry pfd .. 8,200 92*» 02U 92«v
Texas A: Pacific .. 32.700 41 V>» 40 40ii
Tol, St L & We*t.. 4«« 28 27 Vs 27
Tol. S L & W ptt.. lW 4« 4« 45
fnion Pacific 2<'..»00 WM US% '.K'S
I'nlon Pacific pfd. 2.«<>0 324 ;»-jVi 02
Wabash l.iX!O 2a 2.S 2S"i
Wabash pfd 1.100 42>a 41H 42S
W & L, Hrle 24
W & L Erie id pfd S3
Wls Central 1.400 25?8 25 '2Z>*-i
Wls Centra! vfd... WO 51 50?, 50 : > t
Kxpres? Companies —
Adams 200
American 215
United Stfctes 125
We41*-Karjeo 210
Miscellaneous —
Amal Copper 3!>.9<X) 59S 57 s ; 5»'-i
Amer Oar & F C0«) 34S 34^ ."4»,
Amer Car & F pfd 8»H
Araer L Oil 14",
Amer L Oil pfd.... 7l>0 40 39 ?i 40
Anr?r 1+xa J.7O1 2i«*i 2S 2HVi
An-.er I^jco pfd 31X) 1»4 S»4 034
Aroer S & Ref 40
Amer S & R~t pfd !>2'-i
Anaconda llir. Co.. 1.<>OO S3 KsV, S9
Prookl>-n R Transit lt».:iOO C&% *H^ tiH+
Colo Fuel & Iron.. 2.CKX) SI SOS S0»i
Cons Gas 3fK> 211'; 211^ 211
Con Tobacco pfd... t'0<> 1I5= 4 115% 115
Gen Electric voo 17S 1 , 17S 177
Hocking Ccal 1.0>X) 1»U 1K»; l'.i%
Ir.ter Paper 3'iO 18% 1SU IS
luter l^per pM 7«'i
Inter Power 54
I^cled* Gas 75
Nat Biscuit 2<>'J 4.*. 4»*i 4»%
Nat Lead ,... WM 2tJ»4 «i;i g 20%
North Am'rlcan... «5(s) 115 113 m
Pacific Coait CS
Pacific Mail 2«0 :»'., :r.i< 4 40
People's <lae 3.3U!> WC\, I0I4 101*;
Pr~9t**ti J= Car l,M«l tV\ 5J«S, «W>«
Pr*«»»(l $J car pfd. fl<>o -At irJ4 02
Pullman Pal Car... KlO py'ij 22r> L 4 22."
Republic Steel 2..%<'M) 1U', la 4 19%
Republic fteel pfd. 2<»0 ~v,\ 7«i»t. 71,4
«7.2i>f» l."«^j 12**4 12i»^-
T»-nn Ccal & Iron. 70O 57' Mt^ ,vjt*
I'nlon K & P On 12
I'nlon Bi-P Co pfd 7rt
I" P leather t'Aot 12U 12 12
V P I--«ih-r pfd... tiimi K* li KS KH
V )i RuMw Sirf) ir»>- 18U 1.V4
I* S RublM?r pfd ... 5"
V S Ft**l .-B».«»X) rc,% 34S C.i,
I" P t^teel pfd 15.700 ST. M*i st%
Western Union ... W»0 V»\i 8S W
Tctal shares »old.?t9.iV*j
INITED RAILWAYS OF SAN FRANCISCO.
NEW YORK. Dec. 22. — Curb quotations o{
Lnlu^d Railways of San Kr:inc!«co: lionds
no bid*. Ml asked; subscriptions. 45 b!d 47
atked.
NEW YORK CI/JPl.NO BONUS.
V S r»f 2s re».r;. 107% |L & N Uni i*.... fil?;
I- H ref "f coup...U»» ..iilexican Cent 4*.. 7H
t: S 3« res lC,>i;M*>x O^nt 1st Inc. 2.T »i
V K 2s coup 1074'Mlnn & St L 4». .1«>2'.
V .« new -L, KC.M3S Mo Kan.t & T 4«. iw
V S new Is cpup.,135 Mo K * T 2<1*... X2
O P old It i-^s 1US!^ j; y c»-nt |j!»...|(i2i,.
; V S oM 4s coup. ..ICjVN T C Ken 3tts..I04
IT S 5* reg 104* IN J r. B< . n r«< iriTtV,
L S 5s coup ia{i 4 lNor Pacific 4s 103"*
Atrhison iren 4s..l0i iNor Pacific 1 ,';s. 72K,
Atchlron adj 4s.. U0 \s A- W &>n 4* Km.
Bait & Ohio 4-...HCTiR««dlnR sen U... 8«4
Halt tk Ohio .V<j*. »4' : 8t L U I Mcon5fl.ll.'!
n * O conv 4s...10t%>S>t L Sc S F 4s.. ft"
Ounada Bo 2ds.r.UrtS 'St Row«trn lulu... O.'i
Cent of Ga Ss 10*i iUt I. Howstrn 2dc. SI
C*nt Ga let inc. 75 S A & A P In... S7%
Clwa & Ohio t\ts.\or. So Parlflc 4s WM-.
ChKO St Alt :{'Af. Tif-ii Po Hallway 8s.TT.119 »
CB&Q n»w 4«.. !•;.% Tex & Par isU.'.llfi'i
C M & 8 P genls.lM ;To St L Sr. W 4». 74
C & xw con 7s.'.l33H|Unloa Paclfir 4s.".104K
C R I & P 4s \my t V Par- conv 4s. . .105%
<: C C & ;~Lifnl». 7«4'Waba»h 1«« 116U
Chgo Term 4s WJ iWabeiih Z<i* l«)7y.
Colo & So 4h JtH-i \Vaba>h deb H 75 "
I>en It Rio Gr 4s. 101 V»v.-t Shore 4s 112
Erie prior ll'-n 4». W!*' t \v A I. E 4« iU
Erie cen 4f H.'>ii;Wlii Central 4»... 91 •;
F W & I) C Ut«.1l0 Con Tobacco 4k.. fWS
Hocklnr Val 4",».l«i i
NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.
Adam* Con 15 Little Chief (a
Alice ]8Ontarlo ft 75
Breece 45 Ophlr 1 20
Hrunxwlck Con ... 03 Phoenix Ofl
Comstock Tunnel.. 05 potoul 20
Con Cal &. Va 1 20 Hava&e i7
Horn Fllver 1 25 Klerra Nevada .'«
Iron Silver S) Small Hupos .10
Leadville Con <«.1 Standard 3 29
BOSTON .STOCKS AND I1O.VDS.
lion*;* — !We«tln«rhiie com.. 90
Call loans T.\^r.\/ S \ Mining-
Time loans 5 ll'i (Adventure vz~\
Hondii — Allouei 2%
Atchleon 4s l'.';"i Amalpamutfl .V.17;
Gas litts fi>*4ir»aly W^st :\h\' t
>texlcr.n < -n 4s.. Vt jBlnxham '2HV t
Railroads — Calumet & IIecla.475
AUhlflon W^i ! Centennial V.\
Do Pfd Vi ¦ ,<'opper RanK' . • .. B7
Hcrtnn Ik. Albany. 27n«4'I»'imlnlon Coal r. 125*6
Itonton ft Maine. in:t Franklin s'/j
(ioston Elevated.. 154 Iol* Hoyale 105
X TXHt H...225 Mohawk .17ti
Fitchburg Pf<l ...141 Old Dominion ... 1."'.;.
ITnlcn Pacific U9\ Osceola 52%
M*xiran Central.. 22«4!Parrot 25
2 p. m .Session.
open. High. Low. - Close.
May $1 1!»% $1 1U?; $1 19S $1 19H
December — No Bale*.
OATS— Previous prices rule for all descrip
tions, with a quiet market.
White, si -.¦T'-.-'al OS: Miack. $1 2031 25 for
feed and |1 2501 30 tor seed; Red. 11209130
(or common to choice and $1 ;;-Vii>l S3 for
fancy: Gray. »1 SMrl 27'i D*r ctl.
CORN — Quotations for California continue
wholly nominal, a* there la none offering.
Western Is coming In freely and In lower.
\\>-t.-rn (sacked) is quoted at $1 2501 30
for Yellow and M ~>'<< 1 :a»j »«.»• \» hlu> and
91 25 fnr mixed: California. Lnrse Yellow;,
nominal; small round, do. nominal; White,
nominal: KKVl'tlan. $1 25QP1 35 for White and
$1 l.'i'l 2.'» for 15rown.
IlYK— $1 12>>i*Jl 15 per rental.
BUCKWHEAT- Nominal nt $17562 10 per
cental.
Oi>en. High. Low. Close.
December— No fales.
May $1 41 20% $1 10% $1 10%
FUTURES.
Se»elon U to It a. m
Feed $1 17\i«l 20; Brewing! and shipping
grades, $1 22Vj«Jl l'.'»; Chevalier, $1 65©1 fcO for
fair to choice. .
CASH liAP.LKr.
Open. High'. Low. Close.
May $1 37M. $1 37V-i $1 37% $1 37V4
December — No -sales.
BARLEY — Predictions of rain and the holi
day jiullm-i-'s of trade Imparted weakness to
the market, which was lower, both for each
gialn and futures. Sales were few.
2 p. m. Session.
December — No sales i*»
May; ?1 37% *1 37% $137% $r37?»
No. 1. $1 37i£@l 42tt; Milling $1 4501 50
per cental.
. FUTURES.
. Session 0 to 11 a. m. . x .
Open. ¦ High, rj Low. Close.
WHEAT.
WHEAT— The foreign markets were not ma
terially changed. The world's shipments for
the week were as' follows,- In quarters: Rus
sian 2C8.000; Danubian, "18,000;". .Argentine,
St.tKJO; Indian. 12.S00. Heavy rains were re
ported in the Argentine. The American visible
supply increased U05.00O bushois.
There was no change worthy of note in the
San Francisco market.
Wheat and Other Grains.
MONDAY. Dec. 22—2 p. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bld.Ajtk.l Bid. Auk.
4s qr coup.. ICO %1 10 % 4s qr c (new)135 130 -
4s qr rejr 108^100%) 4* qr coup. .107 54 108 '^
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
*la A W r»s. — — Dbk W g 5s./-- 10314
Say CPC 5s. — 1084 beanie S 5s. — 87^
2 C G&E 5s. — 10C% 5mnlbus.es.. — 127f»
:al-st Cs 117 — Pac G Im4s. 95 —
Z CosU 5s.. 108 — ' Pk & CH Cs.lOG —
IMLiP 63123^ — Pk & OR 6s. — 13t&
Fer&C H Gs. 117^121 Pwl-st R es.llS% —
3eary-Et5s.. — {»7',i ?ao EGR 53.101% 102%
K C&S 5»iK.10l — 3F & SJVSs. — 122H
Do 5s- 07 IOOV2 Bierra CalCa.109 111
H R T&LCs.lCOHlOP/i 4 P of Ak«s
L Anc R 58.118V4 — (1909) T>.. — — '
L, A L Co Os.lOOVilOl (1910) 114H115
. Do gtd OS. 102 — - S'P of C 6s
Do Ktd 5s. 103 106 (l»O5)Sr A.lor.^lOfi'i
L A P. lcon3slC5>il07U (190S)Sr B.10ti%107V«
Mkt-st C Gs.125 — (1906) ....»— 110 |
' Do 1 cm5s.l21 121 Vi (1912) 110% —
N R of C es.H0%lllV4 S P of C 1st
Do 5g ....121 121"/, I c gtd 5s... 122%123«4
N P C R 5s.H0 — Do stmpd.109 103%
N C R 5s.. — 122 'S P R R 6s.l40 —
N C P C 5S.100 102% S V W 6s\.100}£ —
k s it en... 101 >; 101% do 4s 2dm. — 103
O G L.&H5s. — 114 Do 4s 3dm. — 103
Oak T Co Cs.123 — Stkn G&E<to.l03%107
Do 5s 114%. — U G & E 5S.107 —
Do con 5s. — 108tf
WATER STOCKS.
Contra Costa CS C0% jPort Costa.. 64 '66»4
Marln Co ... 61 — iSpring Val.. 86tf 86%
GAS AND ELECTRIC.
Cent L St. P. 3% — 5ac E G & R 37 40
Kqt G&L. Co. 3>« 3>«i S F O & E. 41Ki —
Mutual E L. — 6 SFOL Co. 5% 6
0 G L & H. «W 704 Stkn G & E. 0 —
Pac G Imp. 35«i 36 Un G&E Co. 3* — /
Pac L Co... 53 —
INSURANCE.
Flrem's Fnd.310 — "~ j
BANKS.
Am N B 121',il27 First Nafl.. — : — "
Anglo-Cal .. 89 »0 1P4A 16« 171
Hank or Cal.45G — !Mer Ex <1lq) 40 —
Cal Safe Dp. 137 Vs — 'BF Natnl.. — —
!;.-: SAVINGS BANKS.
Her S & L.2003 2175 Sav & Lonn. — in."
Humboldt .. — — I Security S...325 — -
Mutual 77 V, — I Union Trst.2075 — ,
S F Sav U.5J0 — I
STREET RAILROADS.
California ..195 — Markei-« .. 3O>4 —
Geary — 60 | Presidio .... — 50
POWDER.
Olant 74H 75 /Vlgorit — 3%
SUGAR.
Ham *Vi »!'» I Kllau.n .... «>i 10
Hawaitm . . 4S 4't M»kan>*U .. SOVi 3O%
Honokaa ... 13 ' 15«-i Onomea .... — 2«
Hutchinson . 10% 17 IPaauhau ... 17& IS
M. .OELLANEOUP.
Alaska Pak.l."i9%160 I Oceanic S Co — 20
Cal Fruit As 93 04 j Pac A F A — 3U
Cal Wine As — — | Pac C Borx. — lCT^i
Morning Session.
Board — • ' "" ¦ '
40 Alaska Packers' Assn 1«6 00
20 Alarka Packers' Assn ....: 151) 75
15 <J'.nnt Powder Con 75 CO
25 Paauhau 8 P. Co 17 SO
40 Pacific Gait Imp 33 Co
120 Pacific Lighting 53 CO
15 R F Gn« & Electric Co 41 50
10 S F Out A Electric Co 41 62^
Street —
20 Hutchtnson S P Co 16 87«i
1 ¦si-V-'i Afternoon Session. -
Board—
50 Hutchinson S P Co 16 75
65 Honokaa 15 00
25 Paauhau S P Co 17 50
10 S V Water StS 50
CALIFORNIA STOCK AND OIL EXCHANGE.
Mornln; Session.
r.O Kern Oil : : 4 00
ICO Four OH ©0
800 Occidental 13
Afternoon Session.
20O Junction OU 09
100 Sterling Oil 1 «5
The following were the sales in the San
Francisco Stock and Exchange Board yester
day: ¦ • • v ¦
•' . < \ Morning Session. " .
300 Belcher 10 Wt Overman .... 41
CCO Best & Belch. 00 SCO Overman 42
100 Caledonia ...2 05 200 Potosr 2.1
100 Caledonia ...2 «C 1200. Savage 14
10O Challenge ... 19 200 Seg Belcher.. 07
400 Chollar 16 70O Sierra Nev... 40
400 Con Cal &. V.I :;0. 000 Sierra Nev... 41
Ut) Ken tuck 03 1000 Union Con... 40
200 Mexican All 100 Utah ........ 10
"00 Occidental ... 23 2C0 Utah 09
500 Ophlr 1 30! 200 Yellow Jacket 20
Afternoon Session.
100 Best A. Belch. 89 loo Ophlr i'tO
5O> Caledonia ...2 2J S0O Ophlr 135
400 Chollar '. 17 400 Overman .... 47
260 Chollar 1» 300 Potosl 25
800 Con Cal & V.I 30 600 Potosl v 2U
SCO Gould &. Cur. 15 700 Seg Belcher.. 07
COO Gould & Cur. 14 000 Sierra, Nev:.. 47
200 Hale & Norc. 20 2C0 Union Con... 47
SCO Mexican CH 300 Union Con... 48
200 Mexican t>7 ICO Utah 10
. 400 Mexican ...T. M 100 Yellow Jacket 23
The following were the sales In the Pacific
8tock Exchange yesterday:
Morning Session.
500 Alpha Con... 07 200 Ophlr .....132U
200 Best & Belch. 91 2tx) Overman .... 41
1000 Bullion «l 700 Overman 46
400 Caledonia . . .2 10 300 Savage 14
30O Caledonia ...2 20 400 Sierra Nev... 3a
300 Caledonia ;3>2»U 4A0 Sierra Nev... 40
' COO Caledonia .2 17H 1100 Sierra Nev... 41
' 200 Chollar 1« 200 Sierra Nev... 41
300 Con Cal A V.I HO 800 Sierra Nev... 48
300 Con C « V.I 32V 400 Union Con... 3*1
SCO Crown Point.. 14 300 Union Con... 40
500-Gould & Cur. 14 400 Union Con... 41
200 Hale & Norc. 2(1 200 Union Con... 41
500 Mexican C2 300 Union Con... 40
7C0 Mexican ..... U» 500 Union Con... 48
400 Mexican 70 300 Utah 00
200 Occidental ... 2." . 300 Utah ,11
; 200 Ophlr ....... 1 30 600 Yellow Jacket 22
Afternoon Session..
300 Andes 03 1200 Savage ...... 15
200 Belcber 19 200 Savage 14
600 Best & Belch. »ni 300 Savage Id
700 Caledonia . . .2 20 200 Seg , Belcher . . 07
400 Challenge ... 10 1000 Sierra Nev...' 43
800 Chollar 15 200. Sierra Nev... 44
400 Con Cal & V.I 30 200 Sierra- Nev... 4a
200 Con C & V.I 32U 1C0O Sierra Nev... 47
BOO Gould ft'Cur. 16 300 Sierra Nev... 49
200 Gould 4: Cur. 14 500 Sierra Nev... 61
500 Mexican ..... 67 700 Union Con.C '. 47
700 Mexican «8 800 Union Con... 4«
300 Cphtr 1 30 400 Union Con... 4S
SOO Overman' .... 40 600 Union Con... 61
700 Potosl 24
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum (owner* V
with P H. Jackson & Co. (contractors), archi
tect Charles J. I. Devlin — Iron work, palatine
for erection of fire escapes for St. Joseph's In
fant Orphans' Asylum on lot on S line of Sil
ver avenue. SO SW of Seventeenth avenue
'youth, W 300, S 250, E 250, N to beginning;.
John Ott (owner) with Mager Bros. : (con
tractors), architect none— All work except
mantels and gas fixtures for a 2-story frazna
building on lot on S line of Bryant street. fS&i
5 of Twenty-second. 23 by 100; ?3300. ¦
' Wellsbach Company (owners) with Robinson
6 GlUesole (contractors), architects Kldd *.
Anderson — Fittings, etc., for store In building
on S line of Sutter street, between Qrant.ave
nue and Stockton street, owned by Thomas W. 1
Butcher: $1050. " ' "'
Builders' Contracts.
of California street. 112:6 E of Buchanan. E
23 by N 137:6; $ , ,
Same (trustee estate of Mary C. Blethen)
to same, lot on K line of California street, 72
E of Buchanan. E 4O by N 137:6: $ ¦ -.
Albion E. Blethen to Adele Hesaer. lot on
N line of California street. 72 E of Buchanan.
E 05;6 by N 137:6; *10.
Mary A. Sherwood and Nancy G. Blethen to
same, same, quitclaim deed; $10. . •
Frederick and Mary Kraua to Wilford H.
Williams, lot on E line of Webster street, 112:8
5 of McAllister. S 25 by E 78; $10.
Maria McCormlck to Otto. August J. and
Leonhard J. Lang, lot on 8W corner of Bytng
ton and Webster streets. S 24 by W 93:6; 110.
Emma G. Butler to Albert Meyer, lot on 8
line of Butter street. 110 W of Flllmor». W
82:6 by S 137:6; also lot on S line of Sutter
street. 105 W of Flllmore. W 5 by 3 137:6.
to 'remain open as alley In connection with
8 line of Sutter street, 100 W of Flllmore. 8
275 by W 10; $10.
Clothilda R, Richardson to Frank Stohr. lot
on K line of Stanyaa street. 25 S of Fulton, S
25 by E 106:3; gift. .
William B. Hey wood to John 8. Young, lot
on N line of Grove street. 181:3 E of Stan
yan. E SO by N 137:6; $10. .
Emma G Butler to Charlotte D. Jndson. lot
on NE corner of Washington and Walnut
stieets, E 37:6 by N 127:8Vi; $10. ' - V
Mamie Schade to Allde Schenck. lot on E
line of Valencia street. 127:6 S of Sixteenth.
6 22:6 by E 70; also all Interest In estates of
August Schade. George A. Schade and Julia.
P. Lehrke; «400. . '
Marlon Leventritt . to Mary E. Carroll, lot
on SE corner of Market ani Sanchez streets,
S 9«.:10%. E 125. N C0:4%. W 83:6%. -Jf
U5:C%^ SW 49:1. quitclaim deed; $10.
Fernando and Julia A. Nelson to John W.
Frlcke. lot on N line of Henry street. 155 K
of Noe. E 25 by N 115; $10.
Winifred and Robert Dillon to Henry A. Ar
nold, undivided % of lot on N Uam of Twenty
eighth street. 280 W of Guerrero. W 55 by X
114; $10
Hlbernla Savings and Loan Society to Mar
gsret Mitchell, lot on N line of Day street. 13<»
W of Noe W 75 by N 114, quitclaim deed;
$10 . *
Terence and Julia Furey to Catherine Cros
sen. undivided Vi of lot on E line of Douglass
street 235 N of Seventeenth. N 25 by K
102: $10. - '- .. -
Frank H. and Ella H. Tyler to Anne ,Faha.
lot on N line of Twentieth street. 75 S of
Eureka, E 25 by N 110; $10. • . --
Lena Opp-nhelm to Benjamin Haskin. lot on
E line of Montgomery street. 23 N of Filbert,
N 23 by E 5«:3; $230.
A P. Hotalicg ft Co. (a corporation) to
Mary P. MacCrelliah. lot on SW corner of
Pir.« and Mason streets. W 137:6 by S 137:«;
? 10 "
Mary P MacCrelllsh to John L. and L. G.
Siller, lot" on SW corner of Plna and Mason
streets. S 137:6 by W 65; 110. : '~i"-f.
D. J Buckley to Anselma Mnngnla er Lu
nox and Estefana Qurroa or Munox, lot on N
lln# of Pacific street. 38:6 W of Janet. W 30
by X t?f> quitclaim deed; $1.
Frank Lemoine to Clayton B. Wilson, lot on,
SW line of Third street. 100 NW of Harrison.
NW 25 by SW 80; $10,000. ..'
John Rlley to Catherine RHey. lot on SE
lin« of Federal street. 80 NE of Second. NE
C2:« by.SE 80; gift. • .,
Ellen T McCarthy to Martin Kennealy. lot
on W line of Vermont street. 33:4 N of Twen
ty-third. N 33:4 by W 100; $10. :
Mary E Kirwln to Felix McHugh. lot on
NW corner of Sixth avenue and B street. W
32:6 by N 1OO; $10. ' :
Mary C Sears to Solomon Gets. lot on N
line of I "street. 82:6 E of Seventeenth av«
nue. E 23 by N 100; $10. '„,.__ t
Bernhard and Rose Get* to Felix Irvine, lot
on W line of Forty-eighth avenue. 62:6 N of
K street. N 50 by W 120: also lot on E line .
of Forty-ninth avenue. 112:6 8 of K street. S '
50 by E 120; *10.
MafKarete'Arndfto Sorotnon G«ta.-lot on i.
line of Forty-ninth avenue. 237:6 S of J"
strcet. S 23 by E 120; $10. • <•
Jacob and Una Heyman to Mary Brown, tot
on W line of Twenty-ninth avenue. 2C0 S.of
K street. S 25 by W 120; $10.
Flora D Jones to S. Ducas Company (a cor
poration) " lot on SE line ! of Precit* avenue.
2C9 NE of Columbia place. NE 2S0. SE 3tt»,«
SW 213:6. S to point. SW 215.55. NW 314.
Preclta Valley lots 21S» to 222 and SW *i cf
lot 223; $100. ,.*;:'- Vvr., >_¦•-¦•;. \.iri ¦:..¦„ ;
Sterling Exchange. CO days /_ $1 KJtf
•Sterling, Exchanged sight 1} — .- 4-S7
Sterling Cables .... ...:.......... — 4 88
New York Exchange,' sight — ¦> par •'
New York Exchange,' telegraphic. — 2#
8llver, per ounce • 48% ' — t
Mexican Dollars, nominal. ....... 31) — ;
Exchange and Bullion. «
APRICOTS— Are quiet, hut steady at 7&@
12c for boxes and "ijSKk: for bags.
PEACHES— Also are quiet at 12@lSc for
peeled and 0«£(UUc f 0r unpeeled.
EVAPORATED APPLES— The market is
fairly steady with a moderate demand at 4
fi5c for common. 5«.;0-5%c for prime, 5%fgti>-jc
for choice and 7<P7Vic ' or fancy.
PRUNES — Spot prunes are very firmly held
at about recent prices, which attract a good
demand. Quotations range from 3*-j to 74c
for all grades.
COFFEE— Spot Rio, quiet. No. 7 invoice,
6Vic; mild, steady. Cordova. 7^@12c. Fu
tures closed steady at a partial decline of 5
points. Total sales,' 27,750 bags, including:
December. 4.45c: January. 4.45c; February.
4.00c; Mureh. 4.70c; May. 4.S5gM.90c; July. 6c.
SUGAR— Raw. firm. Fair refining. 3 15-l«c;
centrifugal, 1W test, 3 13-10c. Molasses sugar,
3 3-lCc Rellned steady.
DRIED FRUITS.
WHEAT— Receipt b. 11,400 bushels; -export*.
1.11. 000 bushels. Spot steady. . No. 2 . rod,
7ii*4c f. o. b.' afloat; No. 1 Northern Duluth,
S7c f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 hard Manitoba, H7%c
f. o. b. afloat Options t were generally quiet,
but firm all day. Buying motives were rain
reports from Argentina, higher cables, small
visible supply increase and renewed export
demand. The market closed I ,6<lJ 1 V4c net hlgner.
May. 81 1-lUiffSl 5JCc. closed 81 He; July.
78 1 U@78?»i<\ closed 78J&C; December, S3 ft©
83TsC, closed 83%c.
HOPS— QUIET.
HIDES— Steady.
NEW YORK. Dec. 22— FLOUR— Receipts,
27.175 barrels; exports, 14,900 barrels. Mar
ket steady, with a fair inquiry for spring
patents. . ...
Local Stocks and Bonds continue inactive.
New York Stocks rather higher on the day.
Wheat dull and featureless. Barley lower.
Oats. Corn and Rye quiet, zvith ample offerings.
Hay easier under larger arrivals. Feedstuff s unchanged.
Beans and Seeds inactive at previous prices.
Butter. Cheese and Eggs unchanged.
Xothing nrzv in Dried Fruits. Nuts and Raisins.
] I 'col. Hops and Hides as before quoted.
Provisions unchanged ', with a slack demand.
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs exhibit no new features.
Large receipts of Potatoes and Vegetables. Onions dull.
Turkeys higher, in spite of liberal arrivals of domestic and Western.
Good holiday demand for Oranges. Other Fruits steady.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
There was a better ' demand for choice Or
anges, owing to the approach of the holidays,
but. there was' no perceptible change in prices.
Two cars arrived unexpectedly for the auction
and were offered for sale. The attendance was
small, as it was announced on Saturday that
there would be no sale, and the prices obtained
were low owing to the greenness of the fruit,
as follows : Navels,' $1 Wfy 2 for fancy, $1 flow
175 for choice and l)!fc@$l 30 for standards;
fancy Seedlings, 85c©$l; fancy Grape Fruit,
$1 25@2 25; Tangerines (half boxes), $1©1 60.
Choice and fancy Apples moved off well at
steady prices,' but common and inferior, offer
ings were 'dull. Good Pears were also active,
pome cold storage stock selling as high as
$1 75 per ¦ box. Pomegranates, Persimmons
and . Cranberries were unchanged. Bananas
were steady. The cellars were full of green
stock, but ripe were in limited supply. . '
CRANBEURIKS— Cape Cod, ; J»13©13 50 per
barrel; Wisconsin, nominal.
' APPLES — :!5'g &0c per box for common, 60®
85<* for choice and $1@>1 25 for fancy; -fancy
Oregon, tl 25<S1 70; Christmas Apples, $2 25
ifl 00 for -Californian :uid $1 25@1 50 for Ore-
PERSIMMONS— 4O@7!5c per box. •
PEARS— Winter Nellls, $1©1 25 per .box;
some fancy cold storage higher; other Winter
Pears, 6tl©75c.
POMEGRANATES— $1 'per small box. '
CITRUS FRUITS— Navel Oranges, $2@2 50
for fancy; $1 25® 1 75 for choice and $1@1 25
for standards; Seedlings, 75c@Sl 25; Tanger
ines, %\ii\ 2?> for quarters and $1 75J22 for
half-boxes; Japanese Mandarins,' $1@1,23' per
box; Lemon*, 7iiCty$l for standard*. $125®
1 CO for choice and. $2(^2 CO for fancy; Grape
Fruit, $2®2 50;' Mexican Limes, $4@4 50; -Ba
nanas, ?1 75®2 50 per bunch for New Orleans
and for Hawaiian; Pineapples, $3Q4 per
dozen.
Deciduous; and Citrus Fruits.
An advance in Gas and Electric to $41 62Vi
was the only change worthy of note on the
morning sessions. Business was dull.
In the afternoon Spring . Valley Water was
lower at $86 50. ' There was very little doing.
The following banks have declared the usual
semi-annual dividends: German Savings and
Lean, 3% per .cent per annum on all deposits,
against 3 per cent last year; San Francisco
Savings Vhlon. 3.42 per cent on term and 3
per cent'on ordinary deposits; California Safe
Deposit and .Trust Company. 3.0. per cent- on
term and 3 per cent on ordinary deposits, all
three payable January 2; First National Bank,
one at the rate of 10 per cent per annum,
amounting to $76,000, payable January 10, and
nn extra dividend of $« per share, amounting
to $90,000, payable Immediately. In Decem
ber. 1900, the bank paid an extra dividend of
»2 60 per share and in 1901 44 was paid. The
dividends paid this year make a return to the
shareholder* of 10 per cent on the par value
of the shares. The Mutual Barings Bank one
of 3 per cent per annum on all deposits, pay-
Hble January 2. V
The Continental Building and Loan Associa
tion has declared a half-yearly dividend at the
rate of 8 per cent per annum on monthly pay
ment stock, C per cent on term deposits and 8
per cent on ordinary deposits, free of taxes,
payable January 2.
The Merchants' : Exchange Bank of ¦ San
Francisco (In, liquidation) paid a dividend of
$1 per share on it* capital stock yesterday,
making a total of $01 per share thus far're
turned to 'the stockholders.
The California Savings 'and Loan Society
(In liquidation) paid a dividend of 8 per cent
on all deposits yesterday.
for firsts; dairy. 27@28%c; store Butter nomi
nal; cold Btorage, 27@20c; Western, 27@29c.
CHEESE— New, 18@16c; old, r - nominal;
Young 1 1 America, 16 %c; Eastern, 17@1714c;
Western, 16%©17c per lb. " . .-?
,: EGOS— Ranch 82 »,4@35c for fancy and 30@32c
for lower and medium grades; store, 27W®30c;
cold storage, 22@27c;' cold storage Western
Eggs, 2fic. . .
THE SAN FBANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1902.
STOCK MARKET.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Northern Wheat Market.
. OREGON. :..-•.
PORTLAND. Dec. 22.— Wheat— Walla Wal
la '70c; Bluestem. 78c; Valley, 75c.
. ' •-.-•¦ WASHINGTON.
TACOMA. Dec' 22.— Wheat— Unchanged;
Bluestem, BO; Club. 72c. (
Wheat 4S.616.000 bushels. Increase 665,000
bushels; corn. «,842, 000 bushels. Increase 844,00:>
bushels; oats 6,018.000 bushels, decrease 17,000
bushels; rye 1.270.000 bushels, decrease 32.000
bushels; barley 3.412,000 bushels, decrease 429,
000 bushels.
11
AUCTION SALES
LAST and BEST SALE
OF THE SEASON, us
PUEBLO STOCK FARM.
Property of J. Naglee Burk Esq.
(And three yearlings from) -. ' '
PAPINTA STOCK FARM. - -
These are sired by Crescenilo. Brloso. DtWtt
Major and El Rayo; out of the dams of Gala.
Brloso. Cadenza. Gusto Intrepldo. Irate. Im-
promptu, Intrada. GUssando, Dura, Garbo.
Crescendo Wandering Nun. Dolente. Instants.
Flcro, Nonce Me and many others. , \ •• '
Sale Will Take Place at . J V«
OCCIDENTAL HORSE EXCHANG2.
246 THIRD 8T. bet. Howard and Folsom.
TUESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 23. 1902...
Commencing at 7:45 O'clock. ' .
Horses at salesyard. Catalogues ready. ' ¦
'. WM. G.. LATNO. ¦ Auctioneer.- .
SPECIAL SALE to close out all the old stock
of RUBBER TIRE BUSINESS and (OP BUG-
OIES. SURRIES. CARTS and all kinds o£"
WAGONS and HORSES, TUESDAY. Dee. 23.
11 a. m., at 1140 Folsom st. . .. .
' AUCTION SALE— 40 head of good hones;
must be sold Wednesday. Dec. 24, at 11 a. m.
Arcade Horse Market. 327 Sixth st., JOHN J.
DOYLE. Auctioneer. . ' .:v v*-' :. - ' . - :

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