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' SUGAR. '
Hana P Co.' — ' — KUauea S C. — °»
Hawaiian C. 14 U 45 Makaweli £.73 —
Honokaa-3. C 12S — Onomea 9 C. — 31
Hutch SPC 8 s * S^fPaauhau S C — 14S
•".-"-¦' MISCELLANEOUS.
Alaska P A.USN, — . lOcranic S C — • «
Cal F C. A. SVm 83 I Pac Aux FA 5 5t»
Cal Wine A. 9U« iCiilPa.- C Bont.lST : —
Morning Session. . ,.'.' '
IJoard—
10 California Fruit Canners. 'cash. »* 0O
• 34* Hutchlnson 9 P Co SW
" 100 Hutchinson S P Co .•,.»•- S 6ft
10 Mutual Electric Light 0 00
$10,000 S F & S.J V bonds, cash 117 00
Street — .
JlO.OOO Pacific Electric Ry 5 per cent ...107 23
Afternoon Session. #
Board —
10 Alaska Packers' Assn ...139 59
' 10 Alaska Packers' Assn .' 139 25°
10 Alaska Packer*' Assn. s 90 130 25
CO Alaska Packers' Assn 149 00
20 Alaska Packers' Aasn. '¦ UO 139 0»
,' 115 Honokaa Co 12 SO
' 325 Hutchlnaon S P Co .;... S 5O
. RO Hutchinson 8 P Co -. " S S7««i
20 S F Gas & Electric Co 64 75
30 E F Gas Sc Electric Co 64 34
Street— ;
JO Sprrng Valley Water Co .... 33 87*3
California Stock andOil Exchange
Oil Stock— ' • ' Bid. Askcl.
Alma : 1 40
Apotlo ;.. ...'..»-......¦. 43 ,
Associated Trust Certificates. . 18 ¦ 19 '
Aztec :.: ". ...: . •*?
California Standard . ... 08 . Itt '
Cartbou -•..-• 1 52*i 175
Central Point. Con ...- -... 63 - ~' ,
Chicago Crude '. ....'. ;, 19
Claremont ...-.¦.'.¦ .'..¦... 37" . SO
E.iperanza ¦¦ .'....'.:... '153 '¦ ..'.. ,
Four .........." '..".....¦.. 6T . ' 70
Fulton .....¦...".••.......•.' v... . ' 4 00
Giant' - ' .• v ••••.' ¦-••
Hanford : ' 145 CO
Horn- ..: ....•¦ -...:. '110 1 Wi
.Imperial .'.*....- ¦ -....
Independence .'....".. .....:. : . 12 ....
Junction ........ .,.'....,.. '::.. 1H '
Kern 450 '4 75'
Kern River 12 00 ...... •
Lion ¦.'.': ' ' VZ
Monarch (of Arizona) .' . 40 -.... .
Monte Cristo -..:..: ¦-...¦ 65 ¦ • «•?
Occidental of W" Va ..- ¦ ....- IS
Oil City -Petroleum ;.....,..• "24 . ' . 2M
Peerless •;.......,•. i... .".._ • 13 7.» °
pittsburg •...: — •"¦...."..... — . . ...:
Reed Crude- (newj ,>,.',...: 4 60 •• . 4 8»
S F & McKittriclc.' .......;..- ...-.
Pan JoaQuin- O "& -D.,t : ..'.'.. <-•••• .-'.-•• >
Senator ¦-."-.".•... I »'. r .'; 1.... 02";. .
'Sovereign- •......-:• . . ; S7 [. 39
sterling. .-."..:" ..;"." .'. 2 ««> . ..-. . •
Superior ¦•.>.....-•: '. .'.;:¦;.¦.';.'•.• 05 •. • 07
Thirty-three, "-.v*..:. 1 .,-.-. .."^' ...:.. . .7 W>
Toltec ..-..v. •.'.-".: '..-..I.'... .19.'. • 2O
Twenty-eight -..'.I.- ... ••'...»..¦.-..'. V 5 CO
1 West Ftobre- •.\i.\.i-.* ;.-. .....'• . 3 00 ¦.
¦ MUcellajjeou?— i' • ..".•.'.' . ¦ . " ,
Abby.Land & Imp- : „.¦.:'... ,...¦• '1 3'J
: Alameda' Sugar ' ."— : ...::.<.'¦¦:..:.'¦'. :....
. American Biscuit ' ...:.,. 75 OO". ..-••*
!• American" 'District Tel"' ." .:...-. :....:
iC«|. Gas-& Electric CorpJ'.. ...-.'. \ .....
'California- Cotton Mills. ... S9.CO 95 (O
I California Jockey Clubr ;.".• -....". i.
L California . Shipping Co . : .". .•.'....-..¦" '.%-.i.,l.
r Cal Title Ins & Trust .i... .... '.-.;..
Central ' Bank -of, Oakland : ..*'.'.
'Chutes Company'.':. -•.-;...» :.;...' . «•... °
Cypress Lawn' Imp," Co ;¦.'..".. 6 50 . ' -•;-...
Fischer's Theater.' ." -. ..- : . . .' • I 2 25
"Gait Coniomera' Aasn ...'... . .. i' .*. .... .
Honolulu Sugar .... ¦-'.'.. .... .-.•¦.
-.Northern Cal Power .'...¦.:;.> .'... ' *• ..;..
•North Shore Railroad" "-. •',..: ';-.
Orphenm Company ....'.:... 18 OO ' • .......
i Pacific States' Tel: ft '.TeL.,... •••• ' '••-•
j Paraffine Paint ._.".:..:-.... 33 CO .' ' .'...•.-
San Francisco Dry'Ttock... t.... .....
Sanitary Reduction Works .. .1 5O.' • ......
SauKaltto Land & Ferry... . -: '.:..
' S perry Flour Company ¦..:...¦' -. :'.-..
Standard Electric -....;....-• .... ¦ •
Tesla Coal Company .,."..¦.'. 25 00- . -30.UO
Trwckee Electric -....,:..,.-...:..¦• •_
¦Union Sugar' '...'.. -.- I- ..'...-. '"......
't'nlted Gas ' ft- Electric .... :....: '"....
.;:'•¦ ;... : '.. .Morning Stnltoi. • ' .'- ' •*•
f.'MO Monarch Oil.. r ..".'; :.:».i.W '4ft .
¦. CCO. Sovereign Oil _..'...! .... ..V. ....... - 37.'
••'..-' . ¦•. " ¦ Afternoon Session. ' . '*•'>-*•
30i» Sovereign Oil"-!-. I...^ ' ST
. 10. Peerhfss.OH ..'... s ;. -.••/;... 13 73
\. . '. " .'Mining Stocks. '
1 SAX' FRANCISCO. STOCK GXCHA.NO'E. •
Following- were th«« sales on .the. San Fran
cj«co. Stock ana Exchange- Board yesterday:
• "'. .' Morning Setsfon. ' V *
. SCO Andes .: •• ' 21 1* ICO Mexican- 1 3<
. 400 Belcher 25. ICO Mexican 1 :t!
1«H> Caledonia ... R*! -20O Ophir . :... 2 71
1C0 "Challenge Con 22] 50O Potosi 25
20ft Choltar " Zl[. 106 Savage 41
•TCO Con C * Va.l to; 20O Sierra N»v .. B3
a» Crown Point.. 'l«i 3rt> Silver Hill .. K3
1«X> Gould & Cur. 37 .20O Union Con . . M
• SCO Julia C4 200 Utah 13
1000 Justice 11
Afternoon Session.
'sno Andes 22 4W> Julia f«
30«V Andes . .- 21 50«> Mexican 1 4t
IfO Belcher 2fl ICO Occidental .^. 32
2CO Bullion ....... «xl lOrt Ophir 2 SO
ICO Caledonia ... M ICO Potont i«
2OO nould * Cur. .*» 1COO Sierra Nev .. US
300 Hale & Nore. «5 .100 Sliver Hill . . «1
•100 Hale & Norc. 66^ 300 Utah U
PACIFIC STOCK EXCHANGE.
' Following were the sales on the Pacific
Stock Exchange yesterday:
Morning Session.
40o Belcher 27 2OO Oould A Cur. 3-<
10O Best «: Belch. 2 1O 2OO Mexican 1 35
30O Bullion •» 4«O Mexican ...1 32*»
1C0 Caledonia ... >W 200 OpHir t 7«
300 Challenge Con 23 200 Ophir 2 ?Z
500 Chollar 2»1 30«> Overman 24 •
300 Chollar 25' 200 Savage 47
300 Con C & Va.l 20 200 Savage 4?
40O Con C Sc Va.l 13 5OO Seg Belcher.. «,*
2<V> Con C * V.I 22U 5OO Sierra NeT .. 3»
SCO Crown Point.. 17 3OO Tel low Jacket 24
Afternoon Session.
500 Andes 22j 30» Gould & Cur. St
300 Delcher 261 800 Gould & Cur. 4<
300 Belcher 27 j 300 Oould ft Cur. 4.1
200 Belcher 2«) 100 Hale ft Norc. 71
500 Caleuonla ... OOi 200 Mexican 1 Xi
2OO "Challenge Con 221 400 Mexican ...1 32H
20O Challenge Con 23: 2OO Ophir 2 03
20O Cbollar 2.V 2OO Savage 4*
2O0 Con C & Va.l 2Oi 2f>O 8l*rra Ner . . «1
20O Con C «: Val 25 HOC) Silver HUI .. «1
500 Crown Point. IS BOO Union Con .. *M
2C0 Crown Point. 17 300 Utah ...'. 12
TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE.
Following were the *ale* on the San Fran
cisco ar.d Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday :
• Morning 8ession.
10O Rescue 06] SOO Ton Midway.. 44
500 Rescue *7 1
Afternoon Session.
300 MacNamara . Ill 800 Rescue .....*. 01
300 Mont Ton..l ITH 500 Ton N Star.. 33
300 Mont Ton ...1 20t 300 Ton N Star.. 21
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
THURSDAY. D«c. 31 — 4 p. naL
Bld.Ask. Bld.Ask.
Alpha <» 03 Justice 10 12
A lta 01 • C3 Kentuck .... 03 04
Andes 21 23 Keyes Graes. — 1 IS
i Belcher .:... 27 tt L*dy Wash.. — tl
Best ft Belch. 2 CO 2 20 Mexican 1 45 t 31?
Bullion 08 09 Occidental ... 33 53
Caledonia ... «" Ophir 2»im
Challenge Con 21 23! Overman .... 23 2!
Chollar 23 26'Poto«» 22 24
Confidence ... 72 80 Sarage 32 S3
Con C & Va.l 20 1 23 Sccrpton 08 f4
Con Imperial. 03 04 Sey Belcher.. 08 Ct
Con NT 10 11 Sierra Nev ;. «S f«
| Crown Point. 17 18 Silver Hill .. «2 63
Eureka Con.. — SO St Louis 12 \t
, Exchequer ..17 18 Syndicate .... 04 M
Gould A. Cur. 43 43 Union Con . . 65 . AJ
Hal* & Norc. 74 7« Utah 14 1!
Julia .... 04 C5 Yellow Jacket 23 21
TONOPAH MINES.
Bld.Ask. Bid. Ask.
Colehan — 19 Rescue .. 05 '18
Esperanza — 01 Ton Belraont «0 73
Gipsy Queen. — 28 Ton ft Cal... — 2J
Gold Anchor. 10 — Ton of Nev. — 10 ft
MacNamara . 10 13 Ton N Star.. 34 SI
Mont Ton ..120 — . Ton Midway.. 43 44
Paymaster ..07 — Ton A S Lak* — *t
Ray & OBrlen — 20 United To«.. — II
'." * -The \-c\i<;Ycar Holiday. :¦¦ \
;". .Tcf-dar being New Year'* and a legal holi
•day. business -AiU.be su(T>euiled throughcVt'the
favour. '-. ..-.•'.• • ' -.
• Tc-iricrrPW". will -be largely a holiday la ' this
*cit>. 'as the'-l"cal exchanges will all remain,
closed, and Saturday is never more tha-i half
t a*/l»> «t b*ft.-- _The banks will- be o;>rn to
1 tr.orrow as .usual." _ . - - •• • > -- ." •'¦
'.'•.'.•"...•¦ Bank. Clearings: . >;
•': fari.'r"rancisco" bank .clearings "irt -bfcembe^
Vere -$124,440,813. .against- ¦$1"6.571".«97 -in' P»^
comberj 19C2. . The clearings for- the refr 1903
r^f.-p.-S\. 520. 198.495, against ' $1.373,8O;J.<i26' in.
-I^f2*. ... .. •'. ' '-. . •-,•
• .ThougJi- -we. . led" 1902 by.', the increase of
'.j:*<'..^SH.4fi3 »e.'.»cre some' J2.130.00rt. -.behind
;:.n 'lifccnf r. -ar.d: in- fact, ' hai'e. peerf./loeipg
rather" theft of late.' / •'.- .'¦..•"'¦ . " '
:..¦; "-' 'Customs' Receipts.;' ' •••
• Tlie mcn'^ls -r«»c*ipts- of-" duties on ; import*..
at the Pan Franci»co' C&«om-hous"e- diii:;ng Jliie
paft year, compared mith those of 10!'2-. w^re •
as.foilows: . '-...-• -"¦'-• ..' . .' v-.- •,*; ••
' Months — •" . '•" .. '¦ " iGoi;-" •" ¦ " ;i'903.» • ¦
. January ." ".¦; .': ' $7:t»>.24(J.:{4".. .P".4i\'M
1 February' '.'.:'... .,..'• .M*.2£»9 00 : i:.H,S07 97"
March" ' ¦ 5»X.«CW 59 . <:*xj.3(n XT
." April* '.'. .- -.;.. • 7l7.t5.'l.»4 ' .-. •"•r.«rt.2U -U
?Ji,y .". .". : ,•'.. «43. 121 «3" ' • .*>T0.81« 75
1 Jyn* .' ":"... ,'.•.-. S»4.1»:t.lrt.. " ii25.488.pS.
July ;•...•-..•.."..»/.-. :'<iHO.l&7"77 '. ".. Sf2.tn.28
August- 4 : .".-. ..-¦..•...".'. "WW.578O7" -•"CO. 71^- 2*'
Seluembtr .-.'.^ -•.¦.•.;.' "7K».13n '17- • . ,.-7,49.364 C4. :
.< 'ctober ' . . : : . : '. . «3«5.Ost> :r£ .- •'•' »!7,21 « "1 0,
,-Xo*en«ber ..:.-. ,^;, . ¦ ZSX.SO9 Xt'.' ' C r .;_3,05S'S7 •
•December.- -..: .\ : . ...... .'.-JCbQ.^. (.»(.'. .. ? ; .*j'4.702 "34.
-:" TbUte .•".'.. : : '! V. ': :-.^:«MS:»'^.-.^.' «.7r;.':2ia57".C3-.
¦¦ ."n'.e". - !ec»-;;;t5-. ourinfe ' the'-- pa'at ' yfAr'-.-were
¦?¦;'':.27« M >*.* than' -in J.»Oj.. : •The."r«fc>.'.pt» dilr'-:
•ing the year lWjr'm-.ere. J.7..vrf.3'72.-S5..V ; - " ¦" ..'¦'.-,
; •'•¦'!.: ''Ldcai-^fyift^Cduniue;: • "¦'¦;¦ '>'£
-. • . '•¦' •• - : " '...' .'f-' ¦'•/• ¦ ': •"'
" . jj-h?' t>inapp .- a.t the li'nlted':.'? Cars 'branch;
n:.fm av t-his.rity' during jhe} month /-f-'Ilecem'.-..
l*r." <);cIv«Jvc-"of 'Philippine «il.yer .c<.ihs. fern-;.
ittTCt '* ith" that .of . Deoeaiber. . 19O2J *-¦ follow <: •
-"«-•' ¦¦' .'.-" '" -- ""1S*S.'-. . ; -JJKfl: 7 ..
. D"o«t>W.e<iy;es .*. . : .'.-. . .'..SI .23 2.500 --. »»i.'i'Wi.O<iO'
'Ea^:er- '.:.-. . .-.-. .•.¦:.'. . .'. : . 2.4orr.ooo -.- :¦:. ii.50o.ufio;
Half-earle^"-.' •:.•--..•.•,. :-.'l,S50;CC0-. v ' ;':'.-.-.-:.; .-
Stajijlar'J doHira 4 » .'i'V.'- - ' : ... '..?. -228^tlOQr.
liia'l.i'-.'Jultare-; r*. \i U; .'. -.' . ;.42^1>S ..-•;;. . .•.•.'-:•:'
; "• %ToL»is..-.:.» ;•. . ,^'. '-..: : .-.$5.510. 19S £.} **,«G*.(ji.n
!' : .TK»-. coinage o:" Philippine., cbihs -last month.
'.c<j"n,<i*ted of 3ft,CiJV>-"p**os in-. -20 centaVO. pieces"
-<nii.12O.4KK* pvvofe In. : l<> cehta"vopier^«.- . ."-.- "¦:),
-The coinage- _f or -the past two calWdar jiearsl.
<"^nijiarc5 &k follciws: • • :. . '•'•' ' : .' :¦ ¦"¦ ¦¦
•.,'•¦.¦.¦•¦•.••¦.. -•••¦ '." - * l?02 : . % '.--',f- -19ftr ":
. iViuliJe. carles . .•..-.•.': .$-15,< l ~2..*tf<t -flS.'osftMiOft.'
•Ka2ff*..\-^,-, :'•.... I.-..:,-.".' 4.«»5.O(i0 • '¦'¦¦'¦ S.^MMXW
t 'Uair-casicar '¦ :'::.:-. ¦::'.. • i,eoz.(ioo.:'F.- «.275.«io«>"
' PjaAiird -«5oll*"r^. . : .'•'. : -. ;l:55li.OO<» .V i :"1.241.-OOO
.; Ha : r: . : : \>. ¦_ > . . . ..._. . _;•. • 7.w.«5 •. :.- : . «»«i-.::s«
. <i-jVrter.-aoUkrs. .:-.".-.. - :Wl,J5:s :".;¦'"." 2M« ihmi.
-I>:.nie>..'.;-.-.: .,•...;'•;.:=.. - 907.OW- '.-." " - C1.350
.-.- •¦';Tb'.als.' L'.'S. ccin. .;.*47.S1O,"O^S '. 256, 7 16".
; ••;:'¦ T*if cfiiRage of. 'Philippine tXtxir. h one'yV 4ufV
:r-s'.thy yetr:' cofi*'istnil ¦ of ll.:t€l',(.«»> 'etapdafd^
:*;J\.er .;*¦* '*¦;¦; :»0,01«» ;••¦»«• hi -20 £er--.avo -.plccfsV
a'.'i'l 12O.C00'-pea'o«'°tti 1<» renja'vo p\ef-M. . i ':¦¦¦ ',:.
••.•¦••Th«';-toia! r"in»ge in iftOi'-.-w'aB- thV- large>t-ih
the-. +>i h.t ury. .of :i he mint./ bcj'ng -$S>r.'/r2..4»o" ¦ •'. . :. . :
:'Th> .iHeruiU'-_p:; iTrade'..'haji'jssiij»i. its'-. sixlh
tirnujr ;ar:nerV 'edition. corsiftln.R. of : ee'vent-v
f«*t'..'vr.clu<:ing-:i!lumVnated covert; It gives "a
'owl \>:»- . tr«sti«« on. the isalmon a : n<l fruit in'-'
CuHn«.->;o. A complete history >i. both" fruit
and M.morr- industries from th-ir infanc-y Is
¦nv^n. end' it "well illustrated. .. .-.
;A feature ; to the iife . hi«or>- v.f- the salmon
rictorially toM;..by. «;ioud*ley Rufter. late nat
•J!*li« J.nlted- State* Fish ..Cfjn-.'mleHon. • It
,'^Z'i'* °JLf -*'*}*¦* ? f <hirt.v-fiv« trpupei ha!X'-
SS ."^SftyjSKg:. photograph,
••;-•.¦ .-. . IV cat her Report, '. ¦
. • i l-_i»th Mf ridia n— Pacific . Time ') . * ¦*
fjAN FRANCISCO.-; Dtt. 31".". 5 p. m.
Fo,.c«tng sre.the »eas nal- rairfaljs to date
«.I^" S- k with . thoB * ¦?-"•*• " me <**»* >ast
mwn and the rainfall In t>«? lam 24 hiur»:
.,., " * " " Last- . This J^ast
M»i.cnf .. ._ j 24 hours.- Sea»?n, ' Season.
Kur-cka :...... O.ort •.•¦-• ¦ ->! »4
gf# BJtttI 0.3S 12.i7' l.i;47
.'. 0.21-.' 1 4. fill ." • f? 60
Francisco :...•;, O.U8." 6.03- fi.00
; r '*'" 0 -.. ».(** • ti.hS - 3.21
Ind'p^nd^ire '.•.:.-.:;. o.4K> .' J.,42 rt 3T»
T!« *? { * , Ob!stp0 Tr ' - •' "¦« • «•*>
•_Ll±!^5 o ¦¦- o.«k» • ic 40 6 , fja
1 * TI£g^CfjAST RECORD" ' '
'*'":•.' fcI ?.~Ti~~'-5. 2' -7
_ •"-..'t = ;^. < . S*
STATION. '-r-.r^S j! 5"2.?"* ~
Faranon......r.<.».«i2 94 r.2 .W ; ."p r cMv '^
Pocai*n,, ...-.-£,. OS :i* 12" nt\ -p. }-Mv !^
Lo« Ang*!e?..:yr.r,2 64 .4(5 "^v\^ • ,- '" .'£
North Head... 'WOO .4S 44 N\v Utffn •?''
Mt TamaInais.3rt.Vn> 46 42 NW.' cloudy '" 17
Pliccxilx ......».G4 4O wi.aeaV S
Portland ....3r..f^ 40 =2 E ' nouJv 'ort
Point Reye«..2n.t»S 54 48 V ' p t cidv" 'ila
Red Bluff. ...*».#« 48 42 S «-|oudv -'a*
Ho»ebur« .1O.OH 42 34 JCW ri tar " ,£
Sacramento ..2S.9^ 54 44 . SE -. Pt Cldv '*>i
Pa.'t Lake 23. 8S 38 4ft S . n*ir no
F^n Francifeo.3o.<n 5« SO W pt c\^ Y |
S. L. Obltpo StMO « 40 NW Pt.CMy finl
?an Diego... *t.o2 «2 48 W Cloudy "oft
Seattle 3O.fi2 40 M SE Cloudy V
Sr^kane STt.Ol' So 24 E Oeudy 00 \
T«too«h 2S.IX« Hi .. SW Cloudy 00'
Walla Walla.. .3<>.OH 30 2« NW Cloudy ioo
¦Winemucra ..29.92 42 20 W Cloudy "oo
y-'ma 28.ro 70 ZS S Clear .00
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL,
FORECAST,
The urcKfture ha* fallen rapidly over the
ir.urmountaJn rr-rlon. It Is beginning to rise
over Oregon and Washington. Clearing weather
»11! urobably iu-evall on Kew Tear's day from
th«. hay c«ction northward and showery weather
from Vresno BOutbwsxd. f-
Ili^h winds are blowing In Ihe Sierra Ne
vada Mountains.
Showers have occurred as far south as Point
Conception.
The temn^rature has risen slowly over the
northern portion of the State and has fallen
frotn t«os Arc !»s southward.
Korccaxt made at Sao Francisco for 30 hours
erring midnight:. Jcnucry 1:
Aurthern CaJi'ornia — Cloud> Friday; cleax-
Chicago- was somewhat higher again, but
not very active. Our local situation was dull
and unchanged, as usual. ' , ¦*••
.CURED MEAT?— Bacon. ll%c t>e» lb for
heavy. 12c for light medium. 14c for light,
H'^c for extra light. 18e for sugar-cured and
20c for extra sugar-cured: Eastern sugar-cured
Hams. 14c: California Hams. 13H©13%c; Mess
Beef. $11 50 per bbl: extra Mess. $12«12 50;
Family. $13: prime Mess Pork. $17: extra clear.
$24: Mess. »1»: Dry Halted Pork. 12c: Pig Pork.
$2«: PlKs'.Feet. $5 25: Smoked Beef. 15c p*r lb.
LARD-^-TIerces quoted at 7%c per lb for
•TneVe Is nothing going on worthy ' of re
mark. - --v.
FRUIT— Apricots. 769c for Royals -and 0®
lie for Moorparks; Evaporated Apples. 4ft5%c:
sun-dried. 3%fS4c: Peaches. 4',4g6%c; Pe?rs..
fiJ?10c: Nectarine*. 4'<!JHc; Figs, white. 48^0
In boxes; black. 4V4c: Plums, pitted.- (329c per
PRUNES— 1U03 crop. 2%©2%c for. the four
sizes. .
RAISINS — F. o. b. Drices. Fresno,- for 10<K!
crop: JkMb boxes — Loose Muscatel. 2-crbwn,
6Vic per lb: 3-crown. 5%c; 4-crown. e»4c: Seed,
less Muscatels, 4Uc: do. floated, 4%c: un
bleached Sultanas. 4%c; Thompson's Seedless.
6V4c. ,London Layers— 2-crowrt. $1 25; 3-crown,
$135; 4-crown clusters. $2: .5-crown Dehesas,
$2 50: 6-crown Imperials. $3: Malaga Loose, 2.
crown. 5C per lb: do 3-crown. &%c: Valencia
Cured. 4*4c; Paclnc. do. 3%c: Oriental do.
2 ! »Jc. Seeded Raisin* — 10-oz packages, fancy.
8e per lb: choice, "vie; 12-oz packages, fancy,
(m.c: choice. 6%c; in bulk, farcy. 7%c; choice.
7%c. • •
NUTS— Walrrute. No. 1 softshell. 13%ffl4c;
No. 2. ll'.i#S12c: No. 1 hardshell. --lftGlTittc:
No. 2. 11011 %c: Almonds. He for Nonpareils.
10%c for I X L. lO^ic for Ne Plus Ultra and
£¥tC for Laniruedoc: Peanuts. 0457c for Eastern;
Pecans. U^lSe: Cocoanuts. $4 50@5; Chest-
nuts. SifflOc Der lb. .•
HONEY— Comb. 10«lI%c for white and 8^4«
»%C for amber: water white extracted, 6©
6Hc; light amber extracted. 4 %©4?4c; dark.
3%<ft4c. - .
BEESWAX— 27029cperlb.
Provisions. ' * * M
Dried Fruits.Nuts, Raisins, Honey
THURSDAY. Dec. 31—2 p. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS. - ' 'J-
Bld.Ask.] ;:.;" Bid. Ask.
4s qr coup.. 110 — Us qr cp newl33i;i34i4
4s qn reg . .lOOHllOUl.ttt qr coup.-. 107 —
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Ala A W 5s. — — Do Ss 1O»T« —
Ba*y CPC-Ss. — 1«2 Do con 5s. — 103
• Cal C G 5s. — 108 O W gtd 5s. — 10O
Cal C & E g Oceanic S 5s. — 75
m & ct us. — 106U Om Cable fis.120 —
Cal-at Ri ..— — .Pac G Im 4a. 93 100
C C Wat 6s. — 100 P E Ry 8s. 107 107 H
Ed L & PBs.120 — P 4 C H ts. - —
F * C H 6». — 117 P & O Ft «s.U7m2O
Oeary-st 5s.. 45% 00 Potrell-«t «*.113U —
H- C&8 5V.S.104 — £E. OAR 5«. 0« 102%
H C * S 3s. 88%100 SF A SJVf«.ll«aill7%
Hon R T 6s.lft4%106 S R-o? C 6s.ll2% —
L A Elec Cs.104 1»5% S P Of A 6s
L A.Ry 5s. — . 113- (lOttl) ....107^108
L ,\ L Co 6s. — .— (1010) ....108% —
Do gtd. Bs. — — S" P of C fs
Do gtd 5s. — 1C4% O!>r.r.)Sr A.lf«% —
LAP lem Ss.100 102 , <19fl6)Sr B. — 104%
Mkt-st C «».11S% — 1 (1006) ....104U1C5
Do lcm Ss.lia — 7' *1912) 114% —
NRR of C««.1O7 108 SPC 1 eg 5s. — 117%
Do 6J» ....114U r-» • Do «tmpd..l0T 107%
N P C R 5S-* — 10S.U S P B R 6s. — 132%
N 'C R 5s.. — 112 S V V.' 6s.. 106 —
N C P C 5s. — 101 Do 4s 2dm. f»U —
N 8 R R 5s, 9S ICOVi Do 4s 3dm. 9$ —
O G L H 5s.lO7% — Stkn G&E e« — 100
O T CO 6S..11RV* — !U G ft E 5«. — 103 •.
WATER STOCKS.
Contra Costa" — . 41 1 Port 'Costa .. — — :
Marln Co -- CO 79 18 V W Co. 3$% 38 Ti
GAS AND ELECTRIC."
Cent L & P. — 4 S F Q * E.» 64Vi €3
Mutual EL. '8% — . 8 F Oa» L. 3*4 8%
Pac G Im.. — — Stkn G & E. 5 —
Pac L Co... 54% — V G & E.. .— 39
Sac E GAR. — —
TRUSTEES' CERTIFICATES.
S F G & E. '64 — I
INSURANCE.
Frrem's Fnd320 330 I
BANK STOCKS.
Am Ntl Bk.120 130 L P A A .. — 170
Anglo-Cal . . 85 01 Mer Trust . . — 232%
•Bank of Cal. - 4«o Merch Ex .. — _
Cal Safe_Dp. — 150 S F Nation!. — —
First Nation! — —
• SAVINGS BANKS.
'Ger SAL.— 2275 Sav * L So. — 1«5
Hum S & L. — — Bee Sav Bk.40O 6CO
Mutual Sav.tOO 110 Union T Co. — —
S F Sav U.fiOO — ' B&S81
STREET RAILROADS.
OHfornla -.199 205 I Presidio 38 41
Geary — SO . I
POWDER.
Giant 62 — I Vlgorit — B
Stock and Bond Exchange.
• ' FUTURES.
Session 9 to 11:30 a. m.
December— *1 06 Vi- •
OATS — The horseplay on 'Change yesterday
morning stopped all . trading, hence there Is
nothing new to report In the market. . .
White. *1 '-'-'» iff 1 25 for California and
$1 °7V4O1 35 for Northern; Black. $1 45@1 65;
Red $1 20® 1 32^4 <or feed and $1 25©1 35 for
seed: Gray. $1 32 #'
• CORN — Was neglected, for reasons stated
above * Quotations unchanged.
Western sacked. $1 25@1 27# for Yellow.
$1 22%@1 25 for White and $1 22% for Mixed;
California large Yellow. $1 32% ; small round .
do *1 4081 BO: "White. Jl 35 per ctl. ?.,.-¦
KYE— $1 25@1 30 per ctl.
" BUCKWHEAT— «1 75®2 per ctl.
CASH BARLEY. .
Feed $1 06>4<51 ll^i: Shipping and Brew
in*. $1 mtfil 1T>4: Chevalier. $1 45 for
fair to choice
Open. High. Low. Close.
May .'.*1 34tt Si 85Vi ?1 34%" $1 35»i
• •• 2 p. in. Session. • • . •
No sales. ." . .* *. .
BARLEY— The usual bran and flour" throw
ing at the. close, of .the. year prevailed on
'Change ¦ yesterday morning and the brokers
fled' to the street to save their clothes, hence
there was no business worth talking about.
As the December deliveries were all 'closed
that option dropped Hike a shot to $1 06Vi. at
which price 500 tons sold. Cash grain was of
course nominal under the circumstances. -
FUTURES,
Sersion 9 to'll:*:0 a. m.
California Club, $1 ?.7^«jU 40r California
White Australian $1 60<gl 52%; Northern Club.
$1 40@l 41 U: Northern" Bluestem. '. $1 50®
i 5H4; Oregon Valley. $1 40.
CASH -WHEAT.
WHEAT — There wp.s no news worthy of note
from either the East or Europe.
The -Chicago Board -of Trade closed at noon
as a mark of sympathy for the sufferers by
the theater fire. The Board will be in- session
.as usual to-morrow.
Chicago -wires ', reported the Wheat crop
mostly under snow eastward. of Illinois, and
mostly bare to the westward. The fields ap
pear brown to a considerable extent and this
is -exciting some apprehension.
Broomhall cables his estimate on the world's
whtat crop for l!»03. fc-'t,OOO.noo busheU In ex
cess of the crop ot 1002. -A few months ago
Jt was thought It" would be 1 50. 000, 000* or
2O0.(XK),000 leas, but there are large crops In
the southern hemisphere, and protectively In
India. ' .
There will be no more | sessions of Jhe Pro
duce Exchange until Monday.
The directors of the Merchants' Exchange
have declared the Pioneer Warehouse of this
city • "regular" for the reception and delivery
ot "grain on contracts.
Wheat and 'Other Grains.
- EVAPOR-ATEP APPLES— The • market is
quiet, with demand light and the tone gather
favoring buyers. Common, 4@5e: prime, 5U@
5%c: choice. BHSjeVic; fancy, «H©7c.
PRUNES— Quiet but steady, at quotations
ranging from 3%c'to C^c. ,
APRICOTS— Are In small demand. Choice.
9V 4 ®9Vjc; extra choice, .9»;@10Vic; fancy, 11
©15c. . .
PEACHES — Quiet and steady. Choice, 7^i®
7»4c: extra choice. 7%<g8%c; fancy, 9^;@10V4c
DRIED FRUITS,
¦COFKEE — Spot Rio, firm; No. 7 invoice.
T .1-1 fie; mild, firm. Futures clos«d steady at
an advance of 10<3!t5 points^ Sales, 58.000
bags. January, 6.srx5«.85c: February, 6.90®
rt.!)5c: March, 7@7.05c; April. 7.25c; May, 7.40
45c;* July, 7.55$7.C5c; September, -7.75@
7.90c; October. 7.00c: November. Sc. .
SUl»AR»— Raw. nominal; refined, quiet.
WHEAT — RecefptF. 80.02. r » bushels; sales.
l.DOO.OOO bushels future*. SdoL firm. No. 2
red. OOc elevator: No. 2 nd. »2'.«c f. o. b.
afinat; No. 1 Northern Dulutn. 05%c f. o. h»
afloat: No. 1 hard Manitoba, nominal, f. <>. b.
afloat. Options opened .firm and were generally
steady mtst of the day o» further war talk,
bullish crop news, good support, higher cables
and light speculative offerings. The close, was
quiet but firm, showing %c net advance.. Sales,
including No. 2 red May, S7«,i'SS7'54c closed
S7%c:- July. 'S3*4<?84c, closed 84c; December,
91H«J»2%c. '.. * ' •
HOPS— Firm." State, common, to choice,
19O."5. 2«0.'55c; 1002. 20i^25cr Pacific Coast, 1903,.
'J4fi:iOc;-19O2. 2C#j:5c. • . '
klDESi-'Flrm. • . •¦ ' •
WOOL^-FIrm. ' .. . '- •:-'"
PETROLEUM— Steady.
NEW TORK. Dec. 31.— FLOUR— Recelpjts,
17.100 barrels: ext>orts, 1800 . barrels; sales,
IK**) -i>arrcls. Firmer and held hlffbcr.
Nciv York Grain and Produce.
N'EW YORK, Dee. 31.— Bradftre't's to-mor
row wllj-say:' Clearance sales by retailors .and
Jobhers h'a\> furnished about all. the act'lvity
noted in distributive trade Jij « week usually
quiet and devoted largely to- etock-taking and
inventories. Holiday buMnrs* closed with a
rurh and" a volume of trading equal in most
cases to the best heretofore recordfd..
Wheat, including flour, exports for the week
.ending December ' 31, aggregated 2,915,23t|
bushels, against 2,"{5,G0(| bushel* last week
and 3.SEW.206 bushels- this " w«-rk last year.
- iiuF<n-4» failures in the United Stares for.
the five days .ending with December .10 num
ber -"TO. as against 243 last weak. 202 In the
like wee.k In- 1902 and 268 In 1901.
Bradsirctss 'Rez'tczul
APPLES— Fancy Fpitzenbergn. SI 5CS2 per
box; -other varieties. $1©1 BO for fancy. «:><?jOOe
for choice and S.IWSOc for common: Chrlst
mas Apples, *l 25^1 N).
PEARS- 7 \Vlnt?r Nellls from cold storage.
$1 {10172 per box.
QIIINCKS— 2r»«?40c per box.
PERSIMMONS— 7r.c(R$l per box. . • *
. CITIU.'S FRUITS— Navel Oranges. $2§2 50
per box for fancy. *1 2.VJ1 75 for choice and
"iicfiSl 25 for standards: .Seedlings. ".icfMl:
Tangfrlnts. $101 25 for half boxes and ""rJc*?*!
for quarter boxes: Japanese Mandarins. $l'ff?i .VI
for half boxes; Lemons, S1Q2 50 per box: Grape
Fruit. $1»>2: Mexican Llmen. S4®4 60: # Bi
naras. ?l«f2 per bunch for Hawaiian and tiff
2 50 for Central American; Pineapples, $283
per drzen. •
•'Trade, "wa^ -of a light Jobblnn- character and
confined . chiefly to fancy well-colored Navel
Oranges, stocks- of. which were eteadlly de
creasintr. -The" market for such fruit Is . In
good shape, and most dealers expect that it
will -be b«re of well colored stocks on-'Mon
clay. when the auction rales will be resumed.
Tangerines were in good supply and" weak,
owing to the. comnetitien and low prices of
Japanese Mandarins, which- were arriving
freely front the overstocked British Columbian
markets. The cthrr Citrus Fruits were in free
eupply and unchanged. A steamer arrived
from Mexico with 291! cases Mexican* Lime*.
Receipts of Apples have been running light
for some days, but the market Is In poor
shape., -as the nolidaj* trade was not up to
expectation!! and nearly all houses are carry-
Ing large lines, and ceveral dealers were mak
ing liberal conee««lons in order to effect sales.
Prices of nil grades are weaker. Pears ciul
Persimmons were In good request at steady
prices, while Quinces were practically un
salable..
TDecSduouc aiiil Citrus Fruits'.
" Silver advanced- ?>,<:'. : . iNe.w.- Yiirk'-'Exchange
adv&nced, 'but. Sterling Fates'.-remalijed as.'.be
fore. . .•" . : ; - ' " '.-' •'. " ' " : ¦
. .The .valu« of the Mexican dollar for -.eiw
tonu pu'rpoteg ; has been.- fixed at '46,1 cents
for the quarter beginning January 1. • The
'V.alue for the -paft quarter was .41.3 cents. •¦
Sterling Exchange, elxty day*:.;. • — $4 Sl%
Sterling Exchange, sight . . .-. -V. . — 4 84%
Sterling Exchange, cables .'...:. — • 4 85^
New York Exchange, sicht '......' — . <i7%
New York- Exchange, telegraphic. " — 12V»
Silver, per ounce ..*.'. ......... — 56'i
Mexican Dollars; nomlnar — .; 43 .
I^chatigetoidjBuHwn.
The Palermo Nursery and Citrus Association
of Butte County has levied an assessment of
$50 per share, delinquent January 24.
The Giant Powder Company has • declared
the regular monthly dividend of. 50 cents per
share, payable January 11. . •
The Columbia Savings and Loan Society has
declared a semi-annual dividend at the rate
of 3>i per cent per annum on all depcslts, pay.
able January 2. --•, •¦
The 1901 Oil Company, with a claSm in Kern
County, has levied assessment No. 3 of \\ cent
per share, to become delinquent February 1.
.'•The did ". yeaK closed, with dull trading "on
the Ideal 'exchangps- knd the only variations
wort*>'- of note were a'decjlne.;in A.lasXa-.Pack
"era to ,$139 ar.di ..sales . ;of" Kutchlnso.n. : - Sugar
down to ?S " ' " ." ' .- •" '• . . ."..¦•'
.AH the exchanges sjantf. adjourned -.to- .Mon.-.
day. "-. . .- • .'•" ' • • ,".-••" % '•¦-.
Sales oil the California Exchange- this -week
were .S823 shares, valued, at $5447.- the' lead:
ing sales being as follows: Associated Oil,.
373S. shares: Home. 1225: Monarch.. 1200; Pe
trcleum Center, 1300; Sterling, 600; Sover
eltrn. JVCO. .'- '
The Horn Silver Mining Company of Utah,
paid a dividend cf T» cent* per share yesterday.
The University- Savings Bank of Berkeley
has declared a semi-annual dividend at .the'
rate of 3.30 per cent per annum on all de
posits, paytble January 2. ' •
L0CAkrMvlRKE r r&
STOCK;, MARKET:
' SEATTLE;. '•' Dec". ",3U^cre : arin'ss',-
balances, .-?-Jt9;0f)9..- •' V;;...;-..'.'..".-' • "• ¦'¦ '¦¦:¦-•¦ '¦\-.",~
•TA-COMA;' v..De'c--- : ' Sl-.^Cleatirig?',' '- -$4fp.SPi;'
'balances. $00.349..' .- .r'.'-'i'- '.••'-:¦ :•- -"'¦'•-•. > : '~U '-,-.
• PORTLAND. ¦ Dee. ..31,^-Cleartnxs^.^.520,175.;,
-balances," «7*,S22. " .-,'.'-. ':.-• '.-. .?..-~^\' ¦"; ••••.'.">:'*
•SPOKANE. .'Dec-: • Sr.^Cleirins*, ,.-9307jy30S<
i>a!ances;.Si2u^ll. ; :.: "" -\r ¦'.:-'..¦''¦_• •¦;¦ j.- : .-s -•:•;."'
j^'ort fieri] , B.usijte.ss.
¦'"= CHEESE— 12«12%c..' for- Jhe general. -JnajTcet..
..13c.ior s.eject mlid •new.'an<1-, - 10i5?11c for- jower
jrra'des: "Ybuntr American. lJWrHC, EasteFn".' 15V4
•¦eiO'-iw 'Western. 14fTi5c per lb:'.-. •'•'—> ..-•
. -EGGS:— Banch....»14iff35c -?or-.. .choice and : .30ffi
S3cr for. small -aiid mixed. -colors: -store. 27%<@
."OcT -.cofd'/ storaee. 25<827cj Kastern. 25S'27.iic
,forl cola.->tora,*e.- .:: • .•.'.-¦ '•.' -... • . .-•
•-•¦•Ht-:T.TER J - : -Creamery.'"'2u^2ftc for .extrirs..'and :
'T2<62ic fiir; seconds; .dairy': -17ij?2."{c; "store Hu^
¦te?v..-nonalnal; cold. 'storage, -21® 32c per- lb"for.
-.ordinary :«nd 2:;«i24o.fOr extras.: . :.-:".•-; •" -¦¦.
¦' .Tihere'-hj. n.othio[T--h'e*v !n "Cheese. ¦¦' : :• • : -.- - - -
¦ '.'Esjgs va>e -'.quoted.- -low ih afain.-.-wlth- -receipts"
over the.-orfnacityv-.of-.th'e -mr.rket". ..-THe .'d'emafi'd.
l.s"..*lojv.-..as..'.bu-yers'- "arev-holdlng-.'off, -."experiiflg
stlllrlowpr'-'prrcesi.':... " ¦•.••¦-¦•-:•":•¦',•:;•¦•."." " '¦"
v .B'ecefpts -w*r» XQ.TtOQ -.HJs ' BuVter.;'. : 7C2 c'anes-.
E'BK«..Bnd-.'5:{.40O.lbs Chees<?. ' '.- . : . -.' - .'! - '.
' •» T.fie -ma-rkft .for-. flce--..crea'mi?fy • Butter, .-was
'Steady'.- l>'.!t..-tire..---mVdl. l .rnr-"-'and ' lirver-''. grades
.contlreued; ensy. '.Supplip-s-c'cnilnued. 'ample -ahd
-th'ev movement. -wasV : «rn»H. "-. ." ¦.-•.-.¦• . ¦-.- •- '.
/•7. Jte»di1a'8tm*nt /is-'the/.one '.hiotff : :rha.t:eii'ms :up
¦the.-l'.indu'Btr.laV-'&nd; ...flnknc.lal ;;.Tii»tiiric ". dt" •• t ha
l"nlt»'d- "^ta'tes d.iu-ing." the' year : . : 100:j. : - -From the
lowest .Vpofny.- of... depresslori -'.In VlSI»«-t*7...-tn. Xhe
zenith.- of -'prof parity and., commercial- activity'
In • 4JWfi*pS' the- .cfturse of v'buslnew , was: wMI.
.t{eflned- and ; uninterrupted. althou.fri "num?Vou»
.evetiis ;occiifred : .that. .were calculated.' "toVheck
even".- this-- fexeat ...mo'ment.um..' " : .Bui five, yea'rs
dT-.exria ; ri«i6rr'4.n-. trarte.an.d- man.ufhctti-re bcought
flnahciai-.. a'nd'Mritlustrral "excess.- "¦¦" T.hV • result'
.waB.'the.-.-i-toullding-.-df'. the bigge'r ba'rns. "*".- the:
'pre.paratfon : '-frtrVTOOte-!; busJn'ees -thnn appeared
and . the -caiiUaJizatron.-of .the "hopeij.-and -.ex-
'RPctaUonV- of. the' /future- -." T.he. past" -y«far.. has
chlefiy :; Se.en ¦ -ilevqted . '.fry "retr-enchinent. . . As^
similat'ltm" iofys.ecuriUes.rw^s only -HCccmplfehed
¦b"y. th.e.-.drast.lc .T'eme<Jy -of -a "0. per €enfre"
.duftlfin. In prlcf?. -Accumulation of. .Iron' a'nd
¦ Fteel ' : fo'un<i-. : a "-market.- 'only.-:wUli thV.-ald .of
lower- ririces"- '»hd '.curtailed' prJiuiiton. ' 'in
the ' proce«.s. -of readiustment '.there -.were • many
failures..', .tlie- number being espectaily.'larg. 1 ! 'in
the. last /quarter. Some industries -.have pot
'ihired in the- -reaction to any app'r«ciabl»- ex
.tejit and this provides a a : element ot uncer-,
'talnty regarding the future^ But', 'in many,
sections ot the country ahd In numerous walks
of life the setback has reacned such propor
tions that there is -reason to look for recovery
In 1S*O4. -•••
':¦ ; NEW .-.YORK:- -Dec;- "^l^The a.rintiVi. 'review;
t»f: rr^a»...q.f".R.'6.-.Du-n~&.po,::wlUvsay:'..- V-JV;
t^';'o(;iJ]r^K
¦'¦ -ST-..'LOA.'iS';. tTee. Trli^Wpbl.-' -nominal.: Me
dium'." grades: "combing ; hh'd- clothing, : niE21c:.
Itterrrt- One, 1j>i17.%c;. heavy .fipe, 12(914^c-; tub
•wa}iHe4.'jlWi31e.- •- ."•"- ". '. -V .* ' "¦;. .-..¦¦ '¦¦' :-':¦• ¦¦':¦"¦
$i: : ;dJouisW:ppt Market;;- ?¦.
'•' : "' FOR. THURSDAY; .'DECEMBER 3L -. ";..'".
Flour qf «ks : C"W.473|Short*J ska : ;'.•.'.:/¦' 175
'Wheat:-' d\i •••¦¦ ¦. : 1'.'S7.*>rS':r«>»hlnsrs- ales.- 1-17 :
' Rat'.ejrl- ct!s.;'.» : . 0.377| Fe«M. . sk« '...:-.' ¦ 27
Corn" ctla :<.'-.'> HO-.Pelts. No.. ..:.- .XM
• Orans efcs .i". : .j. .' 37« Hld<e«.. No; •-.-.. " ,71«
Potatoes »ks- ,.' -^.5!ft!o,ilcks.llv>r: t?k* ' ¦ 111
Onjcna. sK» -..:..".,-•. "0 Raisin*.. ">x* •.-..¦2.! | »ro
Tlran sk< :.•-..'...• 2.1?5 leather- rolls ... ' 19S
. Middlings sk*.". ¦-.". P"5 Wine. KtPa :3O.4(MT
•Hav . tons ¦;•".".'..'•¦ ' 43ii|P.rnndy. arals -_, 6.WK>-
PVraW tons "-..."' ' 'S Tallow, ctls :*. :: •• ¦"22"
"Wool ha!e» .:....-"'-.-0"' rf "'er. reams. •..'--. .724'
,'-;••-•¦ ¦••'•.'¦ ';.."; ..okEGOS. .-.. I'-., . .';• ••'•• .
riourj or' ; !>ks . ..'¦ . P.°U»| Onions, sk's itZi . - "aC<>
. i' vtatoeii. -. ska.V. .5.918" •'..''_ * »''•' -.'.I "'-.'"..
Receipts of 'Produce.
. -The. PppJ try' market wa's- in- go'od shape, as;
all <J;-{il»rk"; were . purchasing- treely' -for the"
_extra. renurrcmentrf of New Year's. : and every
thing-, in. 'the .-'ct>icKfn J'-he was cje'aried" up'
readlfj:- a-t." xve'll'^iiustalned'. "prices. :"The defna'nd'
for_ dressed" Tdrkejjs wp.s ¦ nothing ..extra". -• as
rt e nrJ>* -.£1* "¦ leading retailers -were", well' s'up-i
piled' 'wiih- stock . that.vhrid:. 'be.en .in -s^rage
slnr-e .^Christmas.' • Receipts. .• however." .were
right, ; asgrfigatlng-' aboat . -100 > cases, - : .Ta«d the
riicrkef. cleaned up at. eteadj--" prices... '. The toi>
.quotation, wfts- obtained "pnljt:" for .strictly 'fine
larpe". gtfbbblcrsv; 22c -.being" the. iop". 'price -for
•'•th* :'eeneral rurii :• live TMrk'eyi-" were- In "-'fair
-r*iqrueat-.-AI ..jireyictie."- rrioei;- --"-'-.- 1. -.¦-." .' - : -- -.-" . •:¦ •.
•••-.Garn>."-wa«.;l.Ti''groo<i request 'abd :t!je- moderate
receipts", cleared-: hi>" quickly":. " Nearly- all-'d*-
BCTlptioDs-'wew'nJiotftg higher. V----' '.- •'"'•: •••¦¦•.•
' •"iTOLLTRy^Dressfd Tut^e>'a.. 'lS.fi2.1c. per-'lb:
•.live" Turkeys." .16(g:lSc'p'''r. lb: Geese.- -per pair.
*2«?2 : 25";' -.Goslings-. : $.2^2" 25 : . •: Ducksi .-. $5 50®,a .
per dozen, for. old Snd..$GJJ7 for yo!ung:::.Hens;
$5 5ft®B- icT: ' larg'o '-"q-rid - -$4.5O@5 "for •"* mall f
yoqng:- Jrpost'eVs. 'fl'i -Roosters" .-" $5@3 . 50 ;.
•.Fryerjt.. : .$+,r>(>©5} -Broilers • $'lXf.i 5O'--for-Marge
.ahd-.$3.".IJl)'S4'.,fbr'.jirtiall:-' Pigeons, $1@1. 25/ per'.
: dozfn."fo'r.-oM'-and.$2©2 25 fo'r- Squabs. . '".,
:,-..'GAME^- Mallard- .-' -uucks-. •:••$•{*«•. per dozen;.
•Oanvasba'ck. ¦?W4; : .f5prig;'J2Q2- 50;"Teal. $1 50
,@l',~5:.- .WlflReoii; JU 50i. "small. •' Ducks, • tl 25;
.Gray-.GeeEi;. $3 :. White Geese; 75c©?r 50: Brant.
fl:~2S:iot rmp.\Y-and *2.' : fpr.jarge: Honkers'. : '.$.V
for' -lai'ire. -find ?4- for .'small ; ' English Snipe. $:»;';
Jommoil SniDe,". $1 50; Wijd ".Doves; .81«il 05;
¦.KobbitR'.:S2 for Cottontails and ?l'SS for- Brush;.
Ware'.-.fl'gl.ys;... -: .-.; ..¦• -.- _.-.'• ¦.-.¦••^:
Pault'r.y ahd-Ganie:
'. NEW. TORK. Dec.' 31.— Nothing mofe" was.'
attempted : in to-day's- 'stock 'market . than to
hold prices'.- '.This attempt was emineAt!y--.sui>
cespful.. the "ir.arket- presenting a hard and-.'un
'.yleidlng -surfacp. ". No great power" " --of.IiHfSlrt ¦••
ini.« .was', required. - In' fact, fof the ¦ pressure,
upon- the "market, was .the liKhte'st. •• J. .'.-. ••
. The running up'-of the money ..rat? . I o .the"
'day- tol a "per cent.- -th" highest of' <he "movei
rneht;-. -was not unj-xpectvd, an<l.w"ae -of .little;
infiuer.''^"ori stocks.-.' The rise w^s "much ".- less •
than often happens at" this .per-lQd--of the year,
and"F'peculatIve 'commitments are apparently.
"."not .over, : and not. In weak hahds.t-.s6
-th"«t-the"»hjftihg- <>f loans dislodged -littlest oc'H.
'-..; There-, .-w-a's no : ; buying dentand of .importance'
•for." stock's. .arid'Xhe .flrmness- '^t-.'.the.. maxkei
¦w.as." .-fatWf ..-'flue : "-.t<i ''absence 6f • pressu't-e. -than;
lo-any.-acUvt' sHow. 'of -'strength. -;Xhe'rnbsf p'rdni.-.
¦Ii7fnt : ; stock- ' liV- the- -' FuvcUfatiuh . : was- • A-mal-.
¦ganaated -Copper. '-.wJiith.' 'rose .-to -a. .hew-'.hl^h-.
levef <ljf ¦tht-'movemerit-.----.The-'onlv' -irewi."..beaf -
.?ng -c;n\ the ..'srock . Waj< .-{He report .54t; Jairge :T-oi-
¦eign buy Inge ":of -.-copper; tji« -December:- . exports;"
it ¦ <vaa". r.»i'(i;: promJ*ing : .-.t.oi:". sh-b'w \!hi?" .largest
tlgUTes-'.JOrr -aHv ".iriionth' -"'of '. the. calendar -..-yeaf;.
The report .-that- • :he ; r'ni'ed Vopper; Syndicate
.Had-'befp. 'a!^o!.ved.:a!.so .'ha'd : . a'-'favoraWe-^f:
.Tfct. upon-' Anl.algamafed .'Copper.'- -The .'move
' m.eflt".- in-. •" Atchison' : -was-.a ¦:.tufn"' against .'.the-.
>htrts;'. '•'"• - '- : . -'-.¦¦".¦-:• .:"-.. -. : : ' '•.':.'. .'¦'.: . -r -:'-. : •
•- reflected •a'.d^pressing. Influence- .uf>f»h;
:this. rnkrkel;'- '..' The' yekr-ebd.- mjinejj.'-.preefiul^e.
fh.owed.-io ••Ijcndori -arid- l y arlB an' "wr^J a* -fiere;';
l>ut : :Berliri'i>!cond1tion- ,Tvas-;r"e.ported "to": be .un'i;
>ipectiedly.""'ea.sj\.' '.Tlie. weekly;- statements;, of-.:
;t& '.sreiit'., foreign" ¦ bahks;' flowed " -t.he'. en6rmou'sv
• eipa'nsipn'.' of ';cr'ed!ts. 'usuW; ar. the; end : of .'the''
'.-jear-arij- \Jhich .-«-ere.- contracied -apajn". miich'f
more, prompt J >;¦ ' in ' -t he. 'f orel gn " ' money' •.¦ma'rket : s •
"thin he'rj*. -.. TIB" "interior -movement -of- tuirferity:
ftfiatir. So- .-.h«ve..-4>een :'.laTgeJy-..'lri .-.New' ':.York"--s..
fa-yxfr. akaih. this "wvek.i.but ' t)i.e'.'Ct)ahge'8*-in th>-'
p«BK be* -most -largely'- affecT.ed'*
:"b-y'..' srie*Ial -"mqvemoiits.'.oT casU..-..ah(J- ; ijy";-. ih'e '
;Cha;lge ' in'-.-theVicen. :ite'm.-' Much -.interest .' at'-"-,
jaches.'to-.'the. amount '.of -'Ihej.unexpocted -loan:,
•evpa'np.h)n."-..'.Th'e'';increase Iri- net eaj-nines'-;'pf
-Xhe, .Union .'•Paclflc.--for- November -made -whiait'.'
'was -rega'rded :'ak- a; satiKactoo" -showiTig."'.....The."- :
.halt' .In- .the.'rriarjtet seemed -la give '.rife' to'
ra.thcr • .more --discussion ..of -'the ipoRSlble uitei--'
;'ii_or -effect*.- of.- an.- outbreak of war-, bet'wjeen-
¦ Rus-sia" and Japan' than, has been .giveil- t<>'that : . :
trdy-jeei, -^speciafly-' on ' the. sid* of .possible" ie? r ' :
¦•-f.ects-.6n- lorelc.n..-indnej-" 'markets,,.' Some com.-".
lEenl-'waV' given &isd -to.the numbe'r.rof railroad',
/accidents in" .the.' recent- past and /the'.Jmjsorfa'ht'
.t.rainK.' which .'have;'-. -'.been' affrVcted-'-'/.The-culriiir-'
patin'K'^^rror.-jof.'-ihe. cKicfgo-dlsaster-.:.:.gave"
-.force -,t6 th'e--cnnslderation of accidents -'as :Qc
•struc'tive -Tacrors-'-j'The closing ', ione' was- dull '
¦and he«\-y-' : -':' '•" •.'¦ - •. ¦'¦¦¦' : :: :/ : ,¦-':.¦' :*
".- : Eond.s-i.v.»o. •in-ii»bf:demand; tut- flrni-.'in
tone. • .Total- sales.- Sl>Q95,00O...'- v ". .• ; ¦ ,i / .".v " :
;¦ "-l"«Ued States .bora^'. 'were" all ru'nchahged:t»n
.call. -". ; \-' '¦.¦¦.••¦-.- ;'•. '. .•.¦•.....•:-.'¦.'¦. ;•; '•..""'..-:, .'-" -.-''¦' '. ¦
¦\ '•'•-¦.¦• -.^yS'.JP^: STOCK- LIST'.-:^.;'". ¦"¦.•'
' : ,-'.'.-' •.•¦-'.::.•• Sale*. ;-.-.Hr'rh". "-Law,' -Close.
-Atchison . :..-.7.-T. . ., .41, ftSO' " 7o' 4 •'•'•* t 874 ; .'tUtf;
Akchison -pfd '.•.-•¦;;.:• 2.800 '-. »i' - ! -*X)i.:'.- • noi» -¦
B'attimore : "& OhVo: '.'2,000 ¦• SO ' 7!»V,A ; ¦" 7a V. '¦
".Baltiir.o're. &.'• O pfd ¦ v...-.\ % ...; . .-•'' ... .-. -. IsA'u
.Canadian Pacific. .", ¦ -JKn» 'il»Vfe r~.HA%"'-l\8W\
. Central :- of .N J .. '. '-H» 1«1Uj 'lttlH-- lQtn'
"Chefrft Ohio .'-¦..... * -1/K) ¦ 33»i :Xl\' -V^\-.
Xhjcago :• & -Altoa . -.' : -'00 ;««% ' -. 34 ' =' .' ;{4 Kt.\
Chicago '&. A. pfd. 1 . «W) • 7514 ' 74">V:-'75 •'
Chicago" & G -W v. "• ' <00 :«>*, 15%' 15'i
(Til & ,G .\V B pfd I'OO' 2S«4 2S^i- . 28 ••
Chicago A N \y . .¦ - .2lK»- 10U 1(W», 108%-
Chicago T- i&.-T... .¦ ¦>-«%¦¦
i.Tii .T & • T pfd.-... • 1-(X> • 1» -• -19". • 1S%--
C C. O & St l>oui!>." -. .(SfiO . hit- 7»V4*. 7'jZ
Colo Southern- 4,300 16«i 15 ", " 15\-
Colo So 1st pfd .. 9C0 • M4 ,'»4 • 54 U
ColO S6 2'J pfd "..•1..00 • 24»i 23Vi 24«j
Delaware & Hudson ' 1.050 1€7 105 lce^
Del. Lack & : \Vest. 100 JtK) ' 260 268 '
Denver * Rio G . : '. : 21 «4
Denver & R G .pfd". ; . ' «•*.,' I
Erie....... " 5.100". 2»34 -jnu,- -J9% \
Erie 1st pfd ..".... L.0OQ. «S>4 - «S% t«'.,
Erie 2d pfd ' . .• -l'X> o0^ 5o|i • 004'
Great Northern pfd •- :.. ¦ 1S5
Hocking Valley ..:•• KM) 72^ 72'i: 72
Hocking Val pfd.: 200 S4 . ' JM4 84
Illinois Central ... ¦ 7(X> 131 •» 151% 131»4
Iowa <*cntraL ....... ¦ I<X> 20*4 2C*» 20}»
Iowa Central pfd 3S ¦
Ker.sap City' So .. ..: . ¦ 19 *
Kinn tity So rfd.-- 1»H> 35»s- a5«» 30?»
Louisville & Nash.. 1.30U 1 Hi .lOtltj IC&b
Manhattan L MK> 144 ¦ 143»i 144
iletropolltan St Ry. . 1,250 124V* 124 124^
Minne<p & St Ixiuis •' .-4»)0. . 62% ' «2 ' «2%
Missouri Pacific .... 0,000 ' 94»i' 83 H mj t
Mo, K & Taxas ..'• 100 17«4 17« 3 17H;
Mo. K A: Tex pfd 30?*
National of Mi pM 3«* 4
. N Y Central 500 ll» 7 i IHHi 119
Norfolk & West ... • .100 58 51% . 07%
Norfolk & W pfd ' S5
Ontario &" Western 2,000 ."l*2*i 22 «4 . 22^»
Pennsylvania 0,201) 119%- 118% 11S%
PitUbg, C C & St L • .-. «J%
Reading.: r-f.200 4« - 45% 45^
Reading 1st pf d . . • 100 77Vi "'^ 7«^
Reading 2d pfd ...." .100 «1 COJjj »50*i
Rock Island Co -. . 3.000 24}; . 23% . 24 H,
Rock Island Co pfd 200 62. 01 «i .61
6t L & 8 F let pfd ' . «O-
St- L & S F 24 pfd. • 200 42% • 42?i 41 H
St Louis 8 W .'.., 200 14Vi 14U 14J4
gt LcuU SW pfd:. .-.-.. •: :»*^
g t Paul 4.3C0- . 146% 14«^ l4tiH
gt Paul . pfd 100 117V* 17714 IT";
Southern Pa.-lflc .. 20.500 60U. 49^ ' 4») 4
Southern Ry '¦.....'. 1.000 20»J ¦ 2o% Mf 4
F« Railway ptd 1<K> 79. 78^ «»
Texas & Paciflc.., yOo 2« -5V .25%
T25£m'££ w "«: *» 33 K '; Sg i , |%
Union Pacific .;.... 21.000 81-. 80M, '80{ 3
Paclflc . p . fd :: ffl?.5^S^8g
W a bash pfd 200 37T 8 J<? 4
Wheel * Lake E-. ."•••. •••• •••• ]'
Wi«>onsin On .- 20o 17 . 1«!*» ¦ 1C«
Wisconsin Cent pfd • 3S «
Express Companies — •-
Xdaxns -. rr?
American " •••• {"*J
United States "JJ
W«lls-Fargo ' - 10
Miscellaneous — - „:, * ., ,,,,
1^»::::^ S% |§
Am Car & Fdy pfd l0f» «53 «» CS^
Am Line»ed Oil , °
Am Linseed Oil pfd -••• •••• 28^
Am Locomotive ... 800 18^4 ISM 1S}4
Am Locomotive pfd 200 77 76% j«V»
Am S & Ref ex-div 100 49 hi 49 V, 49
Am Bm & Rcf pfd.. 200 90% 90% 90tt
Am .Sugar Refining 9,000 128V4 127%.. 127%
Anaconda Mln Co.. 300 79% "8 78
Brooklyn Rap Tran 1.200 82% 51% 52%
Colo Fuel A Iron.. 300 30Y* 2»fi 30%
Col & Hock Coal.. 1.500 15H 14 14%
Consolidated Oas . .' 2.600 195% 193 194
General Electric .. 100 176 170 174
International Paper 300 11% 11U 11
Internatl Paper pfd t!3
International Pump 100 31 31 30
Internatl Pump pfd .... 72
National Biscuit .. 100 37U > 36H 36
National Lead ....' 100 . 15% 15% 15
North American .. 700 S4V 83% 84U
Pacific Mali 100 - 26% 2« T ii 26
People's Ga* 700 08% 88% V*%
Pressed Steel Car.. ..i.*' • ,... -31
N civ York. Stock Market:
EASTERN MARKETS.
ing; cooler; fresh northerly winds.
Southern California — Cloudy. unsettled
weather Friday; probably rain; fresh south
west winds.
Nevada— Cloudy Friday, possibly light snow;
brisk to high northwest winds diminishing:
• • San Francisco and vicinity — Cloudy Friday,
probably clearing during the day; light north
erly winds, changing to westerly.
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
• RED AND WHITE LEAD— Red Lead. .6!4$
7tf. rer lb: Whlt^ Iiead, OAi^c." apcording' to
jquantity. .'•¦'•. •.•.•¦' "•• ¦ ••••'.
"•.SUGAR— The Western- -Sugar Refining 1 Com
.¦par.y -quotes as follows., per lb,- \n 100-lb-bAjjs:
Cubes. A. Crushed '.and Fine 'Crushed'. 5.«5c:
.'Powdered, ¦&.^0<f: CAtidx' Granulated. 5-.S0c: Dry
.f!rilnulated.-flne. 0.*Oc: :Dry Granulated. icoarae.
5 «0c; FruJt Granulated. S.40c: -Beet. Granu
lateil-.flOO-Jb".biig«. onl>>: '5:20c:. Confectioners"
A, 6'4Cc:.'Mnsn"oIla A.- T»e; -.Extra ¦ C, 4.90c:
Golden C.'- 4»S0c:-"I>.." 10c- more;
half b»frel!«- 2rie.m'ore:'-b6x»«f. 50c. rnore;' TG-lh
bagp.- ICo more: for a>l klndn.' Tablets— Half
barrels. -5.fl0c-: hoxes. 8.1.V;.' H.: *.-E. Crystal
Diim'IrosC' S.4O<?--.-r>#r .lt>. No orders'-, taken- ' for"
le** ¦^h«nr.*evVn4'y-llve barrels nr Its exjuivalont.
-. COFFEE-^The.' -m^rkel is firn> and "• fairly
•act'lve 1 .' •"' It'll* -esitlrpatert that '-the 'nresent ;Rlo.
crop .wilt- be' .'from'- 2..*>C<\CfO.. to--3.00O.00O -btigs.
tin c^mnareri "with •¦S.97*.fl00¦ibags•,.la^it¦¦•year..
¦The••CoM^ Rica- crop will be'.U»ht:'ahd Guate.
r"nran- [cbfJees: will- yield, a smaller' ouanJHy' of
choice grade*'.- '• The Java ".crop is. light. -.. , *. : "
TCRPENTINE — S0c per gallon In .'.ca»« and
74c* In drums .and r -lvon "-'barrels. •_. • ;• ¦".".'.
COAL— Wellington. $S . per ton; New Wel
lington. $S: Seattle. $6 50: Bryant. $« 50: Bea
ver Hill. $5 50 : Standard. $7: Roslyn. $7:
Coos Bay. $5 60: Greta. $7: Wallsend. $7: Rlch
mend. $7 50: Cumberland. $13 'In bulk and
S14 25 In sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg.
S14: Welsh Anthracite Egg. $13; Welsh Lump.
Ml 50; Cannel, $S 50 per ton; Coke. $11 50©
13 t>er ton in bulk and $15 In sacks; Rocky
Mountain descriptions. $11 45 per 200O lbs and
$12 so per long ten. according to brand. :
OILS — Quotations are for barrels; for cases,
add. 5c. Linssed. -45c per gallon for boll»d.and
4.V for ra"w:Castor"'OiI. !n cases. No. 1. 70c:
Bakers* AA. $1 10<Sl 12;. Lucol. 44c for boiled
and 42= for raw; China Nut. 60*J70c per gallon;
Cocoanut OI1 : " In barrels. 6Sc- for Ceylon and 55c
for Australian: extra bl»ached winter Sperm
•OIK 80c: natural winter Sperm Oil. 75c; extra
bleached winter Whale Oil. «5c; natural Whale
Oil. 6Cc: extra winter strained' Lard Oil. R-V:
No. 1 Lard Oil. 75c: pure Neatsfoot Oil. 7.V;:
No. 1 Neatsfoot. Oil. 65c: light Herring Oil. 45c:
dark H-rrtng Oil. 4Sc: Salmon OU. SSc: boiled
Ft*h'On-40c; raw Fish OiU 3Se; boiled Paint
Oil. 3.V; i-aw Paint Oil. S3c. '.
COAL OIL. — Water White Coal. OH
In bulk. 13c; .Pearl Oil In canes. 214c; Astral.
SlUc; Star. 21>^c, Extra Star. 25Hc; Elaine.
27^4c: Eor»ne. 24 l ic: dedorlaed Stove Ga?olir»,
. In bulk. 17c: In canes. BUc; Benalne;' In bulk.
13c: tn- case*,. 19Ue: Rfi^degrte. Gasoline. In
bulk. 25c: in "case^. -ntc.' ..:..'•.
BAGS— Grain Bags. 5<85Kc; San QuentiR.
5.55c; -Wool* Bag*. 32'a'«5c; Fleece Twine, 7HS
8c.
General Merchandise.
*$ OH 1CAGO'; ./.Dec;/ ' .«l.'-^-i;AT.T.t,E-i-;Kereiut.?;
:7C0/);-{. -str&iijrv ". tj]> /i'2d..hlKhe£ G'oed.- (o •.p'rliTie'
: sreers, ':' $3@r»v.75^-.'. - -iioQr" .to> medKiin.;:' $3. fiOigJV';
F.tb'ckers" and 'feeders.' ?2fi-4.-rrt:. '-cowsi- fl-15©
*' 2.*i.:".-'hi 1 >lfers.-'-$.2fi'4'"75r. canners;.' ${';75'g2 4tf;
•bu.H*;, -S2@4:35;. : calycs. : ..?2".o0(ft7 '25: '• ~ "•-. • '.' •
¦ •• HOGS^-.Recc^pfs'-ltqTdaty^. :<2.C0O; " tormdrrow.
'2O.O0OV -'hteady.-.'.t-f)" 5o. ...higher. ;¦•" Mixed" i'aria'
butrhiers'V . : $.4\K°(ff4 :: 0(J: igo-bd- .to ciiotoe.'.- Heavy.
"?4 7.T0rf.fiOV.roag:h:heav>- 1 .- $4 4O«4 -70; . : ii$hi,
.f 4;;i5«i;4^Tft;; ; 'buJk."«f J-raleK.-^fi ".fiO© 1 .75_ ¦' ; •-: ' •.:;•
..;-'.SHEEP.— ftecfipts,Vlr..fi»d; sheep and lamb*,,
ltwrer.'. ' • Good to -'ciiglce ¦ wethers. . %'i 75®4'50;
¦friiF- to! ri'i'blc'e ..mixed, 1 $3@3.'75; Western ..sheep.
$.{..«i!j4 SO: .-native -lambs, $i 25©C 35;: •Wcst
.erh.'Jam6»,:-ip4. J5«etf.'-.'"- : • =¦¦ '¦'¦¦ ".•..-• *¦ ;¦.' : •".
CIHGAGO.
..". ;SEW YORK.. Dec..- 31.— The 'cat-t.Cir.markPt'"
.'-Steady.. at about the besf.pi'icek.ofvllie.J
.seiislon'.y'cr net 1 : point ; lo.w#r ; '.tri': "January: i-ov;.
,i. pqln;ts-...hlBhef.- .;. " : ¦"'.'; ¦:'.'..:: .-:'l/i'- m " : . .;•.; .}
: '. : ¦;: |
'Nczv'-.York: Cotton "Market":.
. ¦ NEW Y.ORK, Dec. 31.— Tin agai.n advanced
¦.eharp.ly in'-London, gaining from £1 tq £1 12s
V.d,.'wlth spot closing- at £152 17s. »>d andfu-'
turcs at £133 10s. - Locally 'tin "wa.s firm and-
Jilphef, -wlth-spot closing at $2S 75(g2S-95. .'
'•Copper was .unchanged at £5«" .17s". tfd.. for"
•.spot-. and" • £56 1.0s for' futures iri. the' .London. 1
.market. !. .It- '.was sl^o gootr-.-bere,"'whefe''lakp..
closed. -it $13-27ijigl3 82Vi: • electrolytic. \at
.$"12 : 25@12"-5O,- -anti- pasting at-.'.-' SI- 12V:©'
12'.-!7H. .¦ ..- - '-¦ •". ' "•"..• -¦ .'¦• "• '. . =
...•Cead advanced- i 8. "d" in 'London 'to- £U Qs 3d,
,ar.d.-- wqa unclianred'-here at 84 V '.*>. •".;
• fpel'ter" alsa wat. un'chang'ed in' London." dos— '¦
ing &t £21 .His. -..Lopally it closed at If 5. •"
:•' Iron .dosed at- 4!>s*4d In Glasgow -.and at
.42s'".'-". 1 4d • In Mjddle*boro. • Locally- "Iron' was
¦.unthahRed." • N6. 1 .foundry NorthemV.$15@lH:--
Xb.-.'2"'fouhdry Northrtn; $14if{15; No.-- 1 fo«n r
•dry Southern, and No: 1 foundry -Southern' soft,'
?13;5Cai4.'-. • .. •'..".• -.•¦; ..:.-...-";•
N'civ York Metal Market.
.The best quality offerings of Burbank Pota
toes, continued to move freely.'at steady prices,
but common and Inferior stock continued to drag
and stock? of low-grade rlvec Burbanks were,
steadily accumulating. • The Oregon steamer
brought down 5500 sacks Potatoes and' 3C0
sacks Onions, which- met with ¦ a steady in
quiry at well-sustained prices. Old and
trashy lota of \ Sweets were well cleaned up
and the carload of fresh stock that came In
uA the preceding day brought firmer prlc?s.
Trade in vegetables wes brisk, and although
supplies were liberal, choice lots of fresh stocK
brought Eood ¦ price*. There were a lot of old
and poor- Beans -and -Peas offering below the
quotations, . but they -fourul few buyers, as
'there was enough good stock to go around.
Stocks of Tomatoes were still in' excess of the
demand and the ton quotation was obtained
only (or the best -offerings of' fresh stock. The
other vesetablcs were in ample supply and
price* had but little nuotable change.
POTATOES — Burbanks from - the river. 6fl0
80c per ctl; Salinas Burbanks, $1 25®1 40 per
ctl: Oregon Burbanks. W>ctfj$l 10 per ctl: River
Reds. 5O0UUC per ctl;- Garnet Chiles, $1©1 10
per ctl: Sweet Potatoes. $1 65@1 75. per ctl. .
ONIONS— $ltil 30 p«r ctl.
•VEGETABLES— .Gre.en Peas. 4§7c- per lb;
String Beans. 7010c oerlb; Wax. 7>51Oc: To
matoes from 'Los. Angeles 40@75c'per crate;
Summer Squash from. Los Ahgelesi $161 25 per.
box;.. Cabbage Mir' per * ctl;"'- Carrpts. 5pc: per
sick;-. .-Hothouse -Cucumbers," $r ">0@l 15 per
dozen; Garlic. <VST7c per lb; Egg Plant. 1.0c per
lb: Dried Peppers- -6@8i- per lb for Stockton"
and U@12%c for southern; 'Dried Okra. TZViC
per' lb;- Green Peppers.' SSjMc per-lb; Mush
rooms, 2&'<f3pc* per. A- Marrowfat and H.ubbard
Squash-, $10»ilL» per ton' lor. round "lots and.
lb /or sacked- •...••.¦•• . - " ' ••'•
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.
• Articles — Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, barrels........; 45.400 " 4!»,4f>0
Wheat. . 'bUFhels.. 4t,40O . 73.2«K>
Corn, bu»h<as .' .121,800. 91.20ft
Oats, bushels ...A....... .181.'20O 02,100
Rye buchels " •......".. .11.300 ' 10,300
Barley, bushels;.. .;... 76.t»00 0.800
On the Produce Exchange to-day, the butter
market was • steady: creameries. l<Vi?23y4c:
• dairies. 14i?t21c: • egtrs, steady at" mark, cases
•included, 25@28c; ' c'«eese, steady, 10®10Hc. „'.
. . ." Foreign Futures..
• • • • Liverpool.' •' ' . ."] ¦
Wheat-*- . " * March. . 5Iny.
Onening .' .:..:...... « 4% : 64
Closing ..: :..> B 4Ti 0 4Vg"
' . ' PARIS. -' . • ' •
Wheat— . .. .Dec. Mar. -June,
OpJ-ning ¦.."• ....2105 .-2115 .
Closing .•.'. i ... .:,.;.. 20 90 2115
¦" Flour — • ; •' ¦•
Opening ................ . 2S 40 .• " 2* 4,0 .
Closing •••..- ".......... 28 45 . . 2S 25 .
crash quotations were' an follows-. . Flour was
firm; No. 2 spring wheat. • 81*TR3c; No. .•«. 72®
7Kc; No. 2 rsd. .«CM4<f?80\ic; No. 2 corn. 42^;
No. 2 yellow. 44lic; No. 2 oat?. 3CtT3«>.4c; Is'o.
3 whltfe,. •ifi'fi.iSe; No. "2 rye, "02c; good feeding
barley. 34tl.17c; fair to. choice Mnalting. 43t?&3c;
No. 1 flax seed. 95Hc: No. I Northwestern.
$1 02^; prime, timothy seed. ..$2'.9O: mess pork,
per bbl. $12 C2V4@12 75: lard, per 100 lbs. $«80
(S6 82>»: short ribs eldes (loose), $88714®
C «2Vi; short clear sides (boxed). *0 37 Hen. SO;
whisky, basis of high wines, $1 27;. clover,
contract grade. $11 25. • .
•-Previous prices "rule;" -.with- very dull mar
kets.. -.-".*> "-' • ' - '•"
BEANS— Bayos. $2 :iO®2 40; Pea. $3; But
ter* 1 . $3 25; small Whit*. $2 S5<S3; large White,
$2 40@2 tiO; Pink. $2 tSB@2 80; Red. $3 50;
Lima. $3@3 10; Red Kidneys. $4@4 10; Black
eye. $2<©2 15 per ctl; Horse Beans. $1.50@2.
SEEDS— Brown Mustard. $3; Yellow Mua
tard, $2 fi?@2 SO; Flax $1 SOffl 90: Canary.
5@5Hc for Eastern: Alfalfa.. ll@14c; Rap*.
lVi@2c: Timothy. (J@6V4c; Hemp. 3U@3^4c per
1b;- Millet. 3@3V4c; Broom Corn Seed. $20^23
per ton ..- . .. .', . •.• ;-,
DRIIJD PBAS— GreMi. $1 SC®2 per ctl. ¦
Beans and Seeds.
The following quotations are for good, sound
Livestock, delivered In San Francisco, less 50
per cent shrlnkase for Cattle:
CATTLE— Steers. Sg9c: Cows -and Heifers.
~@$o: thin Cows. 4fl5e per lb.
CALVES — Ifl4 Vse per lb (gross weight).
SHEEP- Wethers. 3«4®4c; Ewes. 3U©3V*e
per lb <gros» weight). . • r
LAMBS--4«4«?5c per lb. - ¦
HOGS— Live Hogs. 140 to ISO lbs. 5Hc: over
180 lbs. Be: soft Hogs, ihic: «owa. 20 per
cent off; Boars. EO per cent off. and Stags. 40
per cert off from above quotations.
DRES3ED MEATS.
Wholesale njtes from slaughterers to dealers
are as follows: ¦ . ¦
BEEF— «H<37ttc for Steers and 5®6c per lb
for Cows. - . '.
VEAL— Large. $S9c; small. •' OfllOe P«f l b
MUTTON— Wethers. IKQSViC: Ewes. 7«8c
LAMB— 0^©10c' p*r lb. • \'.
PORK — Dressed Hogs. 7tf 8Hc per lb. .. ; ••
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
"..The loca!^ packers report hard grain Hog*,
getting scarce, and the acorn or soft ' Hog»
more plentiful. The former are in fair de
manfl. but nobody wants the latter, and quo
tations are lower. Otherwise there Is no
chanje. " '"'- - "
Meat. .Market.
V i r £< 1 -<i?y ft holiday and to-morinozv a partial one. |||||PI . • " '•'
..'¦.Lcxal hank clearings lead 190I' by . $146,800,006.' ••; ••/ -
...Wti* York stocks stead \\ zvijlia rec-oz'ery in Cotton. ..' .;
' fytistncss still very quiet on the; local exchanges. • • " " : '..
¦¦:': Produce Exchange stands adjourned to Monday.- . ... ¦
¦•.'¦ Sihrr -and N'av York cxchaUgc ; advanced... Stirling exchange
unchanged.^' . ;. /.;-:;.- .: '3;/""V-'.- ¦'::• '¦': '' . "V '!'?:(?
".^AVjd V ear's' horse fhiy 'stops ¦JritsrnC'ss (*n..thc Produce Exchange;
¦ Sharp Prop in -December BarJsy. ..';¦ Cash grain nominal.- .'-..••."
. ;--7/.av, Bran and'Midldin'gs continue very firm. ¦: ¦'. ' .'• ¦•
. Nothing coins: on m Beans Uiwi Seeds. . ¦,•¦••:
. ''Eg£ s sHH loiver. ' Butter and. Cheese plentiful.. ./ :.
\' : Dried. Fruits. Xvts and Raishis.very quiet. '¦ '-¦ '¦¦ -. p.
-.•Provisions higher at/Chicag!\ but unchanged here.' ..-. '¦
Hxiird grain Hogs getting scarce irid' soft Hogs plentiful. . /• •':'.
' Co'ffcc :n.crkct firin and fairly: active.- \ '¦ :'.•.
• L'ozv grades of Potatoes accumulating:-^ . ."/¦ ' :
Poultry .and Game markets, firm and well cleaned up.
• Trade- 'in Fruit df a light jolting character:. '¦ .n ; . '¦;¦.-¦
* Customs duties slightly behind those of last year. "C : ¦ ' '. : ¦
. m {Ld'cpLMint coinage §11,000.000 behind 1902. ••
Article*—. • Open. High. -Low..-. Close.
Wheat No. 2— ' '
Decemb#r, ¦ new. R2 -82U Sli» 82
May .-., 84*j •" 84»i • 84>/4 l?4^
July : :. • -70% ¦ 79-V 79 70*i
Corn No. 2 — . • '¦ ¦-*-¦ . *..-.«-¦"
December .:..-. 41%' 42% 41*4' 41T4
May ". . 45% 45% 45V 4 " 45T«
July ..."...; \44ft . 45V4 . «% • 45H
Oatar No. 2^ "¦
December L. • S814 301,4 35%" ¦ 35%
May :.• : 3.9% 3S%- ¦ 3S • ¦ 3SV<
July - . 35«4 30%.. 35 . ¦- 35}i
Mess Pork. per. bbl —
January 12 57}4 12 fi5 12-50. 12 e5
May 12 &0 1305: 12.87^13 02^
Lard,. p<:f 100 lbs — . . •. "." .
Oanuary. .-.....». 6 SO ..' - 6 87^ 6 72^- 6 82'i
May .......; 7 00 7:t)7V 6074 7,05
¦ Sh«rt' Ribs," per 1C0 lbs-^- .' ' ..-.''
January « 37'4 6 47*6 « 37^ « 42V»
May B 70 ¦ « 75 - ff 65 ' , 6 75 |
U S ref '2s reg. .106 Louts &'N unl"4s.lCO*i-
Do coup .1C6U Manhattan c g 4s.H">2}i
Do 3f? reg 105% Mex Ceni-4s .....72 \
Do coup 10tJ>A Do 1st lnc .,.-.¦ 1*M
Do new 4s reg. 133 Minn & S L 4s. 07
Do coup my m K & T 4s 0»>%
Do old 4s reg.l07H Do 2d» "SVi
Do coup lC8ty N R R of M c 4s 75
Do 5s reg 101 >i N Y Cent g 3%s. l«>^i
Do coup ...... 101 \i S J Cent g 5s.. 120%
Atchison gen 4s. OD^j Northern Pac *s. 102*4
Do adjt 4s 85 I Do 3s ..'• 71
Atlantic C L .4s. 03 ! Nor & W c 4a..RH%
Balto & O 4»..,.1O1 |O S L 4s A Par. 02
Do r.«^s :. 05H|Penn conv 3He.. 05%
Cent of Ga 6s 103^ Reading Gen 4««. 97%
Do 1st inc 68 Is L & I M c . r is.Ul^
Ches &. O 4Vjs...lO2«4'St L & 8 F fg 4i. 84%
Chi & Alton 3«4«. 7« St L S W IMS.. 03
C B & Q n 4s.. 93 }$; Seaboard A L 4s. 7O>,4
C M & S P g 4s.llOV«! Southern Pac 4s.. SS
Chi & N W c 7s. 13m I Southern Ry 5s:.114%
CRI&PRR4S OSS Tex & Pac latx.llflVi
Do col 5s 76 Tol S L & W 4s. 71 .
CCC&SLg4s96 Union Pac 4s ..1O3H4
Chi Term 4s K0 Do conV 4s . . iWH
Con Tobacco 4s .. 37 V S Steel 2d 5s. 71
Colo & So 4s 86 iWabash lsts" 114%
Denver & R G 4 s .«!>% Do Deb B fi-TJi-
Erie prior lien 4s. -OR v4 Wheel & L E 4s/ 80 -
Do gen 4s S6?i Win Cent 4s .-. . . 91 ¦
ft W 4 D C lsts.lO2«i Colo' F & I c 3s. COV*
Hocking Val 414S.IO6 ¦ " .
NEW YORK MINING STOCKS. " •
Adams Con 25 , Little Chief :: .". . .-.- C6
Alice ...:. 13 Ontario ...."• ..."..6 00
¦Breece : " 10 Ophir ..-..- ".260
Brunswick Con.. 04^ Phoenix ..".-. 13
Oomstock Tunnel. CS>4 Potosl ..> -..*.' -19
Con Cal & Va' . /I 10: Savage -...'......... 45-
Horn Silver ......I 05'Siprra Nevada ¦....'" 53
Iron Silver .-.".-. .1 fcSSmail Hopes -.".• 20
Leadville Con OSStandard -.-.Cl-20
¦BOSTON- STOCKS.' AND BONDS..
. Money ; •• • •• Westlngh Com-...;. SI '
Call loans :...5ViffO Mining—". . . .. '.':
. Time. '.loans-. ."-. .5 6Q\i Adventure. •/. . .-./.'= 3U .
-• Bonds—. :•'-. ' • • • .- .AlUiufz :...,. '.• 41;'
'Atchtaon 'is.':'.'.-.-. »S - Amalgamated- I". .•..5V*
Mfi-Cent 4s" . ". . eS% f D&iy West" .:'. . .nr^i,
"•.Railroads-^-" '¦'¦¦. "_ .• ntngham •. '.¦ .".:...: .Z2V,
•Atc'hlstpn- ..•.;.,;.:." fiff*i ! Carumc}: ft" Hecla-.jUrt ',
• Do- jpr'f fd-. -.'.-. .-. •¦: -ftf-Vi -Ontennlfll" .".'. .¦...' 1014
"Boston A Alhanv.2.44% Conner! Range ;".-/ -2» ! -.:
' Boston" ..&". Mainft.1fifi.--: JDonirnlon' -Coal .!'.,'• -~~\i '
' TTortpn X.'-. ..-.;. .-.-. 140- . Franklin "". •¦':. .-..y'-K ¦
N- YNH &-. H.'.mo,- Isle'-Royale ••;.:. 'Ji ¦-:¦'¦¦.
Fltciiburg brefd.'.JSS-" Moliiw-x, .-.-. .:...-, i-riS. ••:.
I'nl'tfn . Pacinp .V.. SC% Old ' Domt-rMoja : -. - 'tZ- '• *
"M'exlcai>. Central.'.. 'j%.. O^ceola •.-.;••". .•;¦.:'.;.- .-'*SB.*l
¦'. ' Ml8eellan*>ouii — ; " • parfol' *.•.'/.•. iV.". ; '."2i-' "
' Amer ".Puedr . ;. '.'. . li"^ Qjlnr.vi ¦'• V. .1 ¦: ..i. '.. i'M:/
"••¦; Do .prefd ;..-. .-•.•.•122i;.|«anta" Fe Copper'. • .1.%-.
•AinerTol T : ". .12fi».i| Tamarack' ..:.:: .lW.-.
n«min" I •&• S .". ". . ." Id '¦ Trinity :*. :C /. . -. : ' X> ¦¦' .
flcn'-KI-c'trlc- .•.•..vl.7."> •'Unitod States'-. . ;*"•: ¦\%'. ¦
¦Mass- Eiectrk:. t,,"-"lfe.' rt'.t'ah •'.•..¦.'. '.-.y. ..-;• .11 •¦" '
. -Pa. -pr«"fd •:.:.¦;:;¦¦.• 75*i '-Victoria >v: : >V««-.i. : i; : iS't-
I'nlted- Fruit V.^-.-n^ • .WlfidnK-'",. ...'. : . .-.;•.>. T^j-:
..U-.S. : St*>f).'..v:::vv'l : 2tA-Wblivertric'. : :.:v;;i : .. (S.:
;•: -Do -pr^fa. v.-.Uv- n7.v'-r:.'\;. l 'vv.'...; '¦'-¦:.¦¦¦ .•••.'.=•
;.- : X" '•$ -Loxt)^ eLoisixG.' shock's: '"¦'. •:•:/ ' ."•'
CS risjil »: ;.*noney." ' v ... 'S* % |--N ¦'- ,Y' •' Ceh t r^l' ; ' V- j • 124 7't :
v :',-7io : .4¥rdunt .-'•.'. ¦ : ."RS',< l . i Nor'.&;:\\>ster.n'.-.-I.. .«»;-..
' jVnHconda-"-.-. ..:.:.. .'"*¦¦ 'f:. -Do' '.prof il .•.:.. '.;..:, !M> ¦;
:'Atchf/»on- .••....;'l:.v..'.->- 'I)?;- f)ntafro'-& : -VNVs'tl.--2?'-i
'.¦ : Do, pre'ffl-.-. ¦„¦;-. . ¦¦»;i. 1 i';p«'nri.«ylvan)a :-.'-.V, ;: (iif-ii ¦
:.paltiS."«;.:;OhiQ.v.-:.s2...... nwri.i v .;?.ifnes.:.; ¦',!;'.'. ; : n*i',r
•Canadian Paclfjc-.^i^ .KV^inB--:.v.V : . ; ;. ; ;.--2."{'',i'
•.Ches- '•&-, Ohio -.;'.. «3'.;i-. Ro-.lsft- preid .:•: . ".41 .
•.;Chicrt?o ¦ : n- \V ¦::,. v'-ifitf' "¦ .Do : -2d prefd-.i.: - : . ¦SUv ; "
•:r,h!'M.-& 5t>Pi- : ; ; ¦;l;5'.:> : S6nth'er.n -R}.;-; •/-. '. : ."-2.t»i '.
:'De"Beeri. :¦.:.¦, -.'. .-¦ '*L<\ ¦¦¦ ' r- '.'Df) -prefd ¦;':...'.v\,M. : - =
".^ffiyer "• &:..il '¦¦ G, ;-,:..? 22- - 1 Kbuthe'rh -. Pacific ."' ?<ut '¦
;: :Db; : fir«>fd ¦•¦:".¦.¦. V;V'.72 1 i I ITriidn- Pacific •'.•:".¦ ">i2"i,:'
;'.Erlf-'-V.:V:;%': i-l*.: -'tei^J: ¦ •Po"'profa-.;;v;Vv:')V^-:
-. •¦: :-T>«>..'1i>t.'.-.rt;e.f<IV: -',: : :'70"i:,. I' ¦S^Str/'l- _v; .¦;.. = ¦: I*:-.:
¦' :;Do'.-2a.\fir.>fij.. : . :;; KXir ¦•DA-prnfA -•'.. "i-'/j vv .¦"¦;tiD-: '
'Tllinols C^niral- : ;.l:i5Uj.Wabaj(h. >V-.'-"- i>-V 21V'
'.tijfilfi -4-. Xftsfc; ¦-. : .;;1 lrt.'.i'j •;•¦ l)o : 1>t"p ftl ' : #.'," ;'.:.--'3'9 V '
:.-Mo;.Kan.;".&-".Tfjt,':-'.'lS.JN ¦¦•>"¦! ¦ > ''-'''\':.--- :^ : ; : -':-, v ¦¦•'/'.¦' '¦'¦'¦
l"tiir% Silver A-"F-tr.niJ ; .,2d : U"d pVr' bUnee '¦'?.•£• -.¦.-'
• : ;.Mohfy— 3^64%- 1 p«>r:;.cirnts".." ¦":•;;¦.'••¦.••..>.¦•¦¦.•¦¦¦'¦.'¦/ ; :v.-^;
• ' ./The ¦-rate. : ." of "discount :ln=-ihf v oijeii-..ma>k'et" for '
: .- bills • Is ;i3»(S.'lH. ;'p#r v^nt-. »nd /or" three
ittonth-s" • bills 'S^i :per- cent.-.-'-. '.-•.--¦ ' .'¦. •-
Total sales .360,900 . '¦ . ."¦'¦.". : " •"'
UNITED RAILROADS OF SAN FRANCISCO.
NEW YORK, Dec. 31.— United Railroads of
San . Francisco bond transactions,. 37.000 -at
?75 50; 10,000 at $70 70; 7000 at $73 02&: 3000
at $75 02*4. ' -.•.••¦•.
•: •/. NEW YORK BONDS.' • V ' -=~- *•'.
Pressed S Car pfd .: 69&
Pullman Palace Car ..... ..:•'. ¦•.'... 218
Republic Steel ....'. 400 .794 V"T$4 •. "%
Republic Steel pfd 200 . 42 ' ."42 ¦ •" 41*,»
Rubber Goods 100 " 18^ 18%"..18«4
Rubber Goods pfd.. 100 75 i»- • ' • 74
Tenn Coal & Iron.. 1.200 39 • ¦¦¦3&\k -38%
U S Leather .1.400 ~%'. :7Vi 7%
U S Leather pfd.. 000 76Vfe . .78' •' 7«ty
U S Rubber .:... .-1U4
U S Rubber pfd ..•• ....... ....' .... " 40%
U 8 Steel ...40.000 12%' 12% 12^i
U S Steel pfd 57,000 6S»^ 57% 67%
Western Union " 300 S«Va • 66V* 8U
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
HAY— "Wheat. *14S16 50: Wbeat and Oat.
$14©15.5O : Oat. $13<gl5. Wild Oat. |l3(ffl4;
Barley. $13013 50: Stock nominal — none here;
Alfalfa,- $11^13 per ton. ....
. STRAW— 50©C3c. per bale,"- ''. "' . >
-Dealers are' quoting a. very firm and higher
Hay market, with nothing in the . way of
merchantable grain Hay selling under $13, and
very little as low as that. The threatened
rafn storm has amounted to practically noth
ing thus far. which enhances the firmnessi
Bran, and Middlings continue firm and . un
changed. • •
BRAN— $19@20 per ton. . • '.".-"".-
MIDDLINGS — $2(5 50&28 50 per' ton. •
SHORTS— $18i©20 per ton - .
FEEDSTUFFS— Rolled Barley $23®24 '.per
ten; Oil Cake Meal at the mill. $27(828 60:
Jobbing. $20ff?30; Cocoanut Cake. $21@22: Corn
Mejjl. |2S 50S29 5©; Cracked Corn, $29$J30;
Mixed Feed. $22323: Horse. Beans. $30® 40 per
ton. • ¦ " •;••• •. !
Hay and Fecdstufrs.
HIDES AND SKIXS— Culls and brands sell
about H'Slc under quotations. Jleavy Salted
Ste«rs, 0c; medium. 8c: light. 7 He; Cow Hide*,
7»4c for heavy and 7»4'c for light: Stags. 5c;
Salted Kip. Oc: Salted Veal. 10c; Salted Calf.
lOHc: dry Hides. 15©16c; dry Kip. 13c; dry Calf.
l?c: Sheepskins, shearlings, 25Q30e each: short
Wool. 40©60e each; medium. 70000c: Ion*
Wool. $161 50: Horse Hides, salt, $2 73 for
large and $2#2 50 for medium. 91 2561 73 for
email and 60c for Colts: Horse Hides, dry.
$1 75 for large and $1 50 for medium, llfjl 23
for small and 50c for Colt*. Buck Skins — Dry
Mexican, 31c: dry salted Mexican, 25c; -dry
Central American, 31c. Goat Skins — Prime An
gora;*. 75c; large and smooth. 50c; medium. 35c;
small. 20c.
TALLOW— Ko. 1 rendered. 4Hc per lb: No.
2. 4c: crease. 2ViQ3c.
WOOL — Fall clip — San Joaqutn Lambs'. 99
lie: Middle County, 11012c; Northern Free.-
Il«n2c: Northern Defective. lOHllc: Humboldt
and Mendoclno, J2f?14e: Nevada. 13015c: Ore
gon fine, 18®U>c: Oregon medium. 17c. per 1b.
HOPS— 20024c per lb for California,
Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops.
and relatively higher . prjees be>njr ¦ paid by
feeders, light interior movement and the ac
tion of wheat all tended to create a decidedly
bullish sentiment In corn. May closed. %c
higher at 45»ie45%e. >. ..
There was food .buying of ; cats by ¦. bull
traders on reports that the bulk of the North
western . crop had been marketed and that
receipts are to fall off. The -close was steady,
with May "ic" higher at 38W,®38^e. \
• Smaller receipts of hogs had a stimulating
effect on previsions and prices ruled ¦ higher.
The close was strong, ! with pork 20c J higher,
lard up 10#12^c and with ribs 7%@10c higher.
The leading' futures ranged as follows:
Rye Flour. $3 23; Rye Meal. $3; Rice Flour.
$7; Corn Meal, if 3 25; extra cream do. $4; Oat
Groats. $4 50; Hominy. $4@4 25; Buckwheat
Flour. |4 50® 4 75; .Cracked Wheat. $3 75? Fa
rina. $4 50; Whole Wheat Flour. $3 60; Rolled
Oats; bbls. $7 25@8 60; In sacks. $6 75® S 10;
Pearl Barley, $<J; Split Peas, boxes.. S7; Green
Peas, $5 60 per 100 lbs.
COTTOLKNE— One half .barrel. n%c; thre«
half barrels, >«4e; on« tierce. 8%c; two tierces.
&Vjc; five tierces. S%e per lb.
compound and 9c for pure; half-barrels, pure.
SUc; 10-loYtins. 0%c; 5-lb tins. O';»c; 3-lb tins.
10c.
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1904.
FLOUR— California Family Extras, $4 60©
4 85 usual terms; Bakers' Extras.' $4 50@l 00;
Oregon and "Washington. $3 009* 20 per bbl for
Family and $3 90© 4 40 for Bakers*. "• . • ¦
MILLSTUFFS — Prices . In • packages are as
follows: Graham.' Flour. $3 23 per 100 lbs;
Flour and Millstuffs.
CHICAGO. Dec. 31.— Wheat* ruled strong
throughout the entire session. Steady cables
and small receipts were bull factors at the
start and May opened unchanged to *6<ffVic
.higher at 84 He to 84%@S4%c. There was good
general buying iri both May and July and
with only light offerings the market advanced.
Reports from various portions of the winter
wheat belt to the effect that the fields appear
brown caused apprehension among shorts. The
feellnr of Uneasiness was Increased by the
warlike news from the East and an urgent de
mand from shorts - soon Awrled May up to
84 %c. The market" lo«t part of Its strength
late in the day- on realizing, -but the close
was' firm, with Ma,v at 84Hc.
Heoorts of smaller yields West than expected
Chicago Grain Market.
COMMERCIAL FINANCIAL
11
AUCTION SALES
CLOSINQ OUT SALE
65 SHIREHORSES
Belonging to th« estate of J. HENDERSON
(deceased), Kiley, Or These fine horses are
I between 4 and 8 year* old. weigh from 1400 to
1S0O. and are all broken, single and double.
Sale takes place °
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JANUARY 8. l»04,
j. .. (At 7:30 Sharp)
' . OCCIDENTAL. HORSE EXCHANGE.
24« THIRD .ST.. NEAR FOLSOM. *
Horses at salesyard January 4.
Catalogues ready. - •-.
j -;.-¦.•¦ -. WM. -C. "LATNG. Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE!
On MONDAY January -4 " at 11. o'clock, at
615 and- 617 ELUS ST.. between Hyde agd
Larkin. By. order of the Hon. E. E. Schmlts.
Mayor, we will sell a lot of condemned Firs
Department Horses.. We will- also .n«ll a lot
of well broken horses and mares, suitable, for
all purposes, consigned t.o us. -by L. C. Reesa
of Merced. • * '- .
" • S. WATKINS ft CO.. Auctioneers.

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About The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913