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I ' The week opened with a very fair business
! on the Stock and Bond- Exchange, but varia
tions were few and narrow. Hutchinson Sugar
was firmer at $7 75ifiS. • Among the unlisted
securities $37,000 United Railroads 4s sold at
ST8. These bonds have been slowly improv
ing of late and It is reported that all the
Iweok folding* have been closed out. and that
the securities are row in stronger hands.
There was netting new In mining or oil
! stocks.
! The Homeetake Mining Company of South
| Dakota will |>ay a regular monthly dividend
> of "•'• or r.u I'M share on January 25.
Ftschcr's Thtafr Company paid a dividend
of Dc r<r share, amounting to $2500, on the
ir.tn. . ..
Cnicn Oil Company on the 15th paid a regu
i lar qi arterly dividend of 70c per share on the
! capital stock, amounting to 970.000.
Stock and Bond Exchange.
MONDAY. Jan. IS.— 2 p. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS.
1 Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
I 4s qr coup.. 107 Vi — 4n qr cp newl3:i«4134H
4s qr reg-..107V*lC8 I i 3s qr coup.. 108 —
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Ala AW 5s. — — O T Co 6s.ll«U —
Bay CPC 53.102 1C2^ Do Ss 109 —
Cal C Q Ss. — 107 Do con Ss.IOl 105
' Cal C A E g Oceanic S Si. — J5
; m & ct 5s. — 104 Om Cable ta.120 124 \
Cal-st 5a 114 — Pac O Im 4s. — M
I C C Wat Ss. — 100 P E Ry 5*..1O4K16SU
Ed L 4 P C«12O — P A C H &S.1K1U —
¦ F * C H 6s. — 117 P A O R 8a.ll" —
Oeary-st 3s.. 43»4 00 Powell-st «>.ll3i;
H CAS 5^8.104 — SE Q&K 3«. — 101
HC&SSs..— 100 SF & SJVos. — 113%
Hon R T 6s.lC0 — Sierra Hy 6s. — —
L A Elec 5s. — — S R of A 6s
L A Ry 5s.. 114 113H (1000) 105 1CSU
L A L Co 6». — . — (1810) lOtiU —
Do gtd 6». — ' — S P of C 6s
Do gtU 5s. — 1C4H (lJKW)Sr A.103H
LAP lem Bs.103 — (1003)Sr B.104U —
ilkt-st C Ci.llG 11654 (19C6) lO3}ilO6
Do lem fti.114 114*4 (1012) 118 —
NRR of Cos.lCSt41C3Vi SPC 1 eg 5s. — —
Do 5s 117^ — Do atmp4.108MlC8t4
X P C R 5s. — 105'i P P B R 6s.13.1H —
N" C R 5».. — 112 S V W a».106U .
N C P C 5s. — 100 Do 4s 2dm. — ICO
X S R R Oa. — 100U Do 4s 3dm. fiO
O W gtd 5s. IKVJi — Stkn G&E 6» — 103 -
O G L H 58.107^ — U O A E 5s. '— _
WATER STOCKS. ; .
Contra Costa — 41 I Port Costa.. — — -
Marln Co... — « IS V W Co.. 39 40^
- GAS AND ELECTRIC.
Cent LAP. 3»i 4\i|S F O * E. 57S 57%
Mutual EL." 9 Stkn G*E Co 5
Pac L Co.. 52>4 05 HU G A E.. — 39
Sac E G & R — — I %™*>
TRUSTEES' CERTIFICATES.
S F O & E. — — |
INSURANCE.
Flrem's Fnd.340 331 |
BANK STOCKS.
Am Ntl Bk. — 130 L P A A..'. — 170
Anglo-Cal ..881,4*-— Mer Trust. . .200 240
Bank of Cal.443 443 Merch E\...
Cal Safe Dp.l47«i — S F Xatlonl. — — '
Flrt Nationl — —
SAVINGS BANKS.
Ger S & L. — 2300 Sav & L So. 83 100
Hum S & L. — — Sec Sav Bk. — 450
Mutual Sav. 100 — Union T Co. —
•S F Sav U.tEO, 650
STREET RAILROADS.
California ..197 1 / 22C5 iPresidlo ....39U
Geary — SO | -¦--0">r?; li >
POWDER.
Giant CO',* 62>i! Vigorit - §V,
ernin . :•-'? <S
ri l_ UAlt,
Hana P Co. — 05c Kllauea S C. — ¦ < 5
Hawaiian C. 43 li 45 Makaweli C. 2(>
Honkaa S C 12 12H Onomea S C. 28 - 30
Hutch S P C S 81k i'aauhau S C — 14
MISCELLANEOUS.
Alaka P A.l.-»%142^ 1 Oceanic S C. 4U 5«
Cal F C A. 94ft - Pac Aux FA 5 -
Cal Wine A. tfl'i 95 |Pac C Borx.lff7 —
Morning Session.
Boards •
10 Alaska Packers' Association... 140 00
320 Hutchinson S P Co 7 50
13 Oceanic S S Co 4 50
M Onomea Sugar Co. "O 00
S1.000 Northern Ry of Cal 5 per cent.. 117 50
$3,000 S P of Arizona (1909) 103 00
12,000 Spring Val 4s (2d mtge) 00 00
Street —
100 California Fruit Canners...... 93 OO
13,000 S P cf Arizona (1008)..'..'... .103 OO
$10,000 Northern Ry of Cal 5 p«r cent.. 117 50 '
$10,000 Pac Elect Ry 5 per cent 103 00
.,$10,000 S F & S J V 5 per cent.. .... .113 CO
Afternoon Session.
Board —
113 Hutchinson S P Co 7 75
OO Hutchtnson S P Co 8 00
20 Paauhau S P Co 13 00
100 SF Gas & Electric... 67 75
" 55,000 Bay Counties Power Co 5s.... 102 00
$3,COO Northern Ry of Cal 3 per cent.. 117 50
U.tCO S P Cal 1st con 5s (stamped). .10$ 23
Street —
5 Makaweli ;'.".. \ 22 0*
$3,000 Is A Pac R R 1st con Ss 102 50
$3. CCO Pac Elect Ry 5 per cent 105 OO -
fS.OCO Spring Valley 6 per cent..... .106 30
$10. COO Northern Ry of Cal 5 per cent.. 117 60
$14,000 S P of Arizona (1009).... 105 00
California Stock and Oil Exchange
OH Stock— • Bid. Asked.
Alma .... .
Apollo 43 ....
Associated Trust Certificates. .17 ....
Aztec 80
California Standard . 11 .
Caribou-. 140
Central Po'.nt Con ' ....
Chicago Crude '. . %
Claremont 4d .50 .
Ksperanza. 1 SO ....
Four CD . ....
Fulton .... 4 00
Giant 25"
Hanford ". .\ : .. .140 00 ,.~ . ,
Home ..; 1 10 ....
Imperial ....
Independence 13> 14
Junction .... 15
Kern .......: 4 50 -4 6SU
Kem River ..... 12 OO
Lion .". .. oi
Monarch ( of Arizona) ...'... 40 .... '
Monte Crlsto.. 73 80
Occidental of W Va .... i«
Oil '.City Petroleum 27 . 29
Peerless ...... ..;..'.. .... -,.".'..
Pltuburg.l .'....: • ....
Re*d Crude .....:,...... 4 50 --.
S F & McKlttrlck .' .... ....
San Joaquin O & 'D. ....... .... ....
EASTERN MARKETS.
Fraud In Twine.
Albert B. Armstrong. Assistant Sec
retary of the Treasury, has requested
Customs Inspector Stratton to give
close scrutiny to all importations of
binder twine from Canada, and when
ever it is found labeled. Invoiced or
entered as containing 600 feet to the
pound, when, in fact, there are a less
number of feet to the pound, to seize
the merchandise and proceed to col
lect the forfeiture and penalties pre
scribed by law.
Says She Pawned Her Rlnj.
Emma McGowan. who was married
to Thomas F. McGowan at San Rafael
In July of last year, sued him
for maintenance yesterday. She al
leges that he has not provided for her
Fince last December, and says that
since her marriage she has had to
pawn her wedding ring to provide
means to purchase necessaries. Mc-
Gowan is an engineer in the Electric?
Laundry-
Says Partner Is Cheating.
D. Catsoulis, who has been con
ducting a' general merchandise bus!
neffl with D. Liapis. sued his partner
yesterday for ' an accounting. He
charges that Uapi» has taken more
than his share of the firm's profits.
Exchange and Bullion.
Sterling Exchange was higher and Silver
lower. ' '
1 The America Jlaru brought upfroni Yoko-
I hama.on the 16th ,500, COO yen for the Anglo
; Califowian Bank (Ltd.) and $60,000 for the
; Internatioaal Banking Corporation, :
; Sterling Exchange, sixty days $4 g3»'
! Sterling Kxchange, sight. ....... — ' 4 £6*4
Sterling Exchange, cables — 4 sis?
! New 'York -Exchange. «lght .... — 12V4
I New York -Exchange, telegraphic. — 17Vj
j Silver. .per ounce 5,514
I Mexican Dollars, nominal 45 Q 43
. Wheat and. Other, Qrains. .
. WHEAT — The foreign marke.ts. were steady
and' not materially changed.' The world's shlp
¦ ments for the week were as follows, in quar
i tere: Russian. 103,000; 'Danublan. CS COO' Ar
1 pentine, 49,000: Indian.. 30,000; Australian,
25,CC0. The weather on tho Danube has be
come mild and a. complete' thaw, has set In.' A
statement of the world'*. Wheat oror>: for :the
past ten years appears In the first column.
. ' The American visible supply increased 176,
,000 bushels. Chicago was several fractloils
higher. Minneapolis reported a good demand
for cash -Wheat. ' ¦ .-
This market was steadily held, but very dull,
both in cash grain and futures. The latter
, were lower. - '. ¦. ' - '¦
-\* - ' CASH WHEAT_
California Club. $1 38»i@l 42t4« California
White Australian. $1 4501 50:" Northern Club.
$1.3S*<frl 4Ui; Northern Bluestem. $1 4714
©1 50; Oregon Valley. $1 40.
FUTURE8."*--.
Session 9 to 11:30 a. m.
May — No sales; $1 38K' bid. 1 33% asked.
2 d. ro. Session.
Open. High. Low. Close.
»>"»y SI ."*»,4 *1 3S»4 $138 $133
BARLEY — The rain naturally weakened
futures, but was not sufficiently heavy to in
fluence the cash grain except to render opera
tors Indisposed to trade until the weather condi
tions became sufficiently pronounced one way
or the othtr to impart a reasonable degree of
deilniteness to dealings. Hence the market
wan quiet, lirewing descriptions are reported
dull, as the brewers are well supplied and not
buying at present.
CASH BARLEY.
Feed. V 07H«l 12',4; Shipping and Brew
ing. Jl 13©1 17&; Chevalier, ?1 20S1 45 lor
fair to choice.
FUTURES.
Session 9 to 11:30 n. re.
Open. High. Low, Close.
May f 1 0« $1 CXJU *1 O5<4 fl OSVj
" p. m. Session.
Open. High. Low. Close.
May $1 03>4 ?l t)5^ $1 05U Jl 05K
OATS— White continue In light supply and
very firm and the other descriptions arc also
well held. Quotations remain unchanged
White. H 2U<&1 35: Black. St 45®1 tj3; Red,
$1 L'ofcl SZU for feed and $1 25@1 Jo for seed-
Gray. $1 S2»4.
CORN — There Is no further change to report
in any- description. Holders arc steady as a
rul».
Western sacked, $1 23%(31 25 for Yellow
$1 22^81 '-5 for White and $1 lS^Cl 20 for
Mixed; California large Yellow. $1 32»<i: small
FOOnd do, $1 40@l 60; "White. $li.% per ctl; :
Egyptian. $1 45^1 C5 for white and $1 25 for
brown. • >
RYE— $1 2501 SO per ctl.
BUCKWHEAT— $1 75S2 per ctl.
Flour and Millstuffs.
FLOUR--Californla Family Extras. $4 CO®
4 85. usual terms; Bakers' Extras, $4 50i{|4 CO;
Orcgcn and Washington, $3 JK)fi4 20 per bbi for
Family anil f:: !i(iii I -10 for Bakers'.
MILLSTUFFS— Prices In packages are as
follow*: Graham Flour. $.1 25 per 100 lbs*
Rye' Flour. ?:l 25: Rye Meal. $3 : Rice Flour,
$7: Corn Meal. $-"1 25; extra cream ao. $»; Oat I
Groats. $1-50; Hominy, $4ft4 23; Buckwheat!
Flour. $4 5Cfi"4 75: Cracked Wheat $.'! 75; Fa
rina 54 CO; Whole Wheat Flour $3 50; Rolled
Oats. bbln. $7 23flS CO; in sack's. $0 78@8 10:
Pearl Barley. 1 SO; Split Peas, boxes. $7; Green
Peas. $3 £0 per ICo lbs.
Hay. and Fcedstuffs.
The rain, while of vast benefit In the Salinas
Valley and along the southern coast, did not
affect the Hay market, which was quoted as
before, though receipts ran up to SCO tons.
About :»¦« sacks of Bran came in from the
north, making over 13,000 sacks during the
past three days. The market had previously
betn almost bare, however, fo- It has not weak
ened nr.d is still quoted • steady. The other
FecdsfjfTs also stand the t-anie.
- HRAN-^520 50«?21 50 per ton . .
MIDDLINGS— ?-'7@28 M) per ton. .
SHORTS— $-0 00<S21 50 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS— Rolled Barley. S23 50@24 50
per ton; Oil Cake Meal at the mill. 52sg29 50:
bobbins. ? : *0: Cocoanut Cake, $21ig22: Corn
M«?nl. S2SS2S r>0: Cracked Corn, S2Sft2n:
Mixed Feed. $22©23: Horse Beans. $30®40 per
HAY— Wbeat. S14S17 00: Wheat and Oat.
*H<h8 50: Oat. $14?116: Wild Oat. $13^15;
Barley. $12«14 00: Stock nominal— nons here;
Alfalfa. *12ffl3 50 per ton.
STRAW— 5C'S73c per bale.
Beans and Seeds.
. Pink Beans are again quoted higher, being
in light supply. The rain- along the southern
coast has not yet affected the price of Limas
and the situation therefore remains as previ
ously quoted. . " - - •
BEANS— Bayos. $2S52?2 45: Pea. $3 25: But
ters $3: umall White, $2 !15ff3 05: large-White,
$2 5102 t5: Pink, ?2 80®'2 'JO; Rej, |4 23(@4 50-
Lima. $3'1S®3 20; Red Kidnej-s. $4 23: Black-'
eye. $202 13 per ctl: Horse Beans. $2®2 50. .'
SEEDS — Brown Mustard.-. $3: Yellow - Mus
tard. - $2 65@2 SO: Flax. $1 80®l 90: Canary.
BSTSUi fqr Eastern: Alfalfa. 11014c: Rape.
1 14 g2c:: Timothy ¦ee i 64c; Hemp. 3iJ^3%e per
lb; Millet. 3@3>/ic; Broom Corn Seed. $20®23
per ton. * •-•»..-:'¦ .. .-••-.'• ¦„¦ ' ;-/-;-?.-. ¦•.
DRIED - PEAS— Nominal.
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.'
Receipts of.river Potatoes were -quite" large
amcunting to nearly 10.000 sacks, but as the
was brisk prices were well sustained
• Salinas Burbanks arrived freely and were
readily disposed of ' at ' steady flgtires, whllo
Oregons were higher under a ¦ steady Inquiry
and the recent arrivals, ex-steamer, were being
"rapidly cleaned out of first hands. S4rd Pota
toes continued dull, r, with ; prices largely nom
inal. Onions were weaker under increased re
ceipts from the , north. Sweets were - in fair
request and two cars of fresh; stock were mar
keted afan advance, _ ,. :
Trade in- vesetables ,was fair ¦¦„ and' Peai"
Beans Egg. Plant were in ffood request' at
steady prices. > All' other descriptions from the
1 south were \ In ample . supply and ruled weak
i at. "about . previous: Drlce*. *• Cucumbers ; and
Mushrooms . wer« . more . plentiful jind quoted
(lower. No "Asparagus came -in. j/*^ . -
. POTATOES — Burbanks : from the river, 70®
Senator €3 75
Sovereign , 37 ....
Bterling , 2 5<>
Superior '. 06' BT
I Thirty-three 6 Oft ¦ TCO
Toltec IB 20
Twenty-eight 4 50
West Shore * CO
Miscellaneous —
Abby Land A Improvement . ••••
Alameda Sugar ••••
American Blscnit 75 00 , •••¦
American District Tel ....
Cal Gas & Electric Corp ....
California Cotton Mills 89 00 05 CO
California Jockey Club- ....
California Shipping Co ....
Cal Title Ins & Trust ....
Central Bank of Oakland ....
Chutes Company ....
Cypress Lawn Imp Co 6 25 ' 6 73
Fischer's Theater ' 2 23
Gas Consumers' Assn ....
Honolulu .Sugar
Northern California Power. 8 23 • CO
North Shore' Railroad ....
I Orpheum Company 16 CO ....
) Pacific States Tel & Tel ....
Parafflne Paint 35 00 ....
San Francisco Dry Dock ....
Sanitary Reduction Works .. 1 50 ....
Kausalito Land U Ferry ••••
Sperry Flour Company ....
Standard Electric ....
Tesla Coal Co 25 00 30 00
Truckee Electric ...»
Union Sugar ....
United Gas & Electric ....
SALES.
Morning Session.
Board —
300 Junction 1.1
100 Home 110
20O Monte Crlsto. ¦ 90 75
100 Monte Cristo 73
Afternoon Session.
Board —
200 Monarch *. 41
2CO Nevada Co 4»
500 Esperanza 1 BO
200 Monte CrUto It
Mining Stocks.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the San Frsm
ciico Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
Morning Session.
SCO Alta Ml 50O Gould & Cur. 43
500 Andes 41 1 Id) Hale & Norc. "-".
10O Belcher 41 500 Mexican 2 20
3C0 Belcher 42; ICO Overman .... 29
700 Bullion 10 7C0 Ophir 5 2T>
ICO Caledonia ...100 7CO Potosi 27
800 Chollar 27! ICO Savage W
700 Con C & A'a.1 80' GCO Savage M
10O Con C & Va.l 75; 3f*> Sierra Nev .. 81
1000 Con Imperial. 03| 400 Sierra Nev .. S2
MOCon Imperial. 04; 1 no Union Con . .1 OO
500 Con. N T 10 BOO Utah 22
100 Crown Point.. S3! 5C0 Yellow Jacket 50
Afternoon Session. '
1000 Alpha 12 SCO Mexican ISO
1000 Andes 3.S M) Mexican 1 75
20O Belcher 3* 1GO Occidental ... 7O
130 Caledonia ... 9«J 70O Ophir 4 7i»
600 Challenge Con 27 800 Overman .... -¦"¦
100 Chollar 24 SCO Potoal 23
BOO Chollar 231 200 Savage 50
460 Con C & Va.l CV 100 Savage 81
300 Crown Point. 28 i 400 S«g Belcher.. 10
10O Crown Point. 29 1 7CO Sierra Nev .. 71
500 Exchequer ... 20; 200 Stiver Hill .. ««'•
20O Gould & Cur. 41 40O Union Con . . . SO
10O Hale * Norc. 67 ! 70O Union Con . . ST>
10O Hale & Norc. •'<! 5<X» Utah 17
1000 Julia 071 000 T*llow Jacket 45
PACIFIC STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the Paciflc
Stock Exchange yesterday :
. . Morning Session.
200 Andes 44; 10O Mexican ...2 22V>
200 Andes 43; ICO Mexican 2 05
4CO Andes 40| 10O Mexican ZOO
200 Belcher 41 lOO Mexican 1 *<»
10O Best & Belch. 2 05 1 130 Ophir 3 CO
SCO Bullion CSj 100 Ophir 5 23
400 Chollar 20! 200 Ophir S 37Vr
100 Con^ A Va.l 80; BOO Savage 57
COO Con W & Va.l 70i 100 Sierra Nev .. SO
100 Con C it Va.l 73! MO Union Con ..1 03
20O Gould & Cor. 44 1 50O Union Con ..1 ttl
300 Gould. A Cnr. 41 i 2CO Union Con .. »7
800 Gould A Cur. 42 10O Union Con .. 02
800 Gould & Cur. 40 20O Union <-on •• Ki
100 Hale * Nor*. 75 1 100 Union Con .. >»•
100 Hale A Norc. 73 1 200 Union Con .. JK
. 2C0 Hale ft Norc. 7» ICO Union Con .. 06
100 Hale 4 Norc. 71 ICO Union Con .. 97
100 Hale & Norc. 70 200 Utah 21
1O0O Julia 07 SOU Utah 13
200 Mexican 2 13
Afternoon Session.
k 80 Alta 16T 500 Mexican 1 so
300 Alta 17 100 Ophir ,.4 si)
100 Andes 3fi ICO Ophir 4 75
2CC Belcher 37 100 Savage ...... «
100 Belcher 36 V*) Sierra Nev .. '7::
50 Caledonia ....1 CO 200 Sierra Nev .. 7O
COC Bullion 07 loi> Union Con . . 8*J
80O Con C A Va.1 C3 SCO Union Con .. (tt
40O Con C A Va.l «O 200 Utah IS
10O Kxchequer 20 20f> Yellow Jacket 4>>
100 Gould A Car. 411 5OO Yellow Jacket 43
TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE.
Following were th« sales on the San Fran
cisco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday:
Morning Session. 1 "
113 Cent Eureka. 831 :w> Rescue 08
300 Evelyn 25 WO Ton Belmont. 7»
WOO Eapentnza. ... 01 ( 2OO Ton E»lmont. «H
• 100 Mont Ton..l 22H I 10O Ton Midway.. 4O
100 Mont Ton . . 1 23 1 100O Ton N Star.. 33
ROO Mont Ton ..1 30 3C0 Ton N. Star.. S8
200 Paymaster ... 10; ¦
Afternoon Session.
500 Brunswick ... 1000 Ton N Star.. -34
40O Ton Belmont. €9: 200 Ton Superior. BO
200 Ton Midway.. 40 1
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
MONDAY. Jan. IS — I p. m.
Alpha 11 13JJusiice 15 14
Alta 18 KlKentuctf 03 (S
Andes ."^ 37|Keye» Graes. . — 1 7.">
Belcher 37 38 Lady Wash... — li>
Best A Belch. 1 75 — Mexican 1 63 1 7'>
Bullion W7 0!) Occidental ... 72 7:!
Caledonia ... 95 »7. Ophir 4 .-,» 4 •-,.»
Challenge Con 2H 2»; Overman .... 24 29
Chollar 23 25jPotosl 22 2»
Confidence ...1 10 1 13 Savage 47 4*
Con C & Va.l fiO 1 63 Scorpion OS 05
Con Imperial. 03 04,Seg Belcher.. C* C!>
Con N Y 10 lllSierra Nev .. 65 fi7
Crown Point. 28 301 Silver Hill ..63 «7
Eureka. Con... — SO St Louis .... — 2O
Exchequer ... 20 21 Syndicate .... 04 tin
Gould A Cur. 33 ,4O Union Con ..83 S7
Hale A Norc. «« e» Utah'...'. 1« IS
Julia 08 • 081 Yellow Jacket 44 49
TOXOPAH MINES.
Bid. Ask. I Bid. Ask.
Colehan — 17 Ray & OBrien — 10
Esperanz* :.. — 01 Rescue .. Oft f>7
Gold Anchor. — 23 1 Ton Belmont. es . 7O
Gold M Con. 05 10|Ton A Cal.. — 25
Hannapah ... — SOiTon Fraction. — SO
Hannapah Mu — 23 1 Ton of Nn.,5 50 —
MacNamara . 09 11 1 Ton N Star.. 34 35
Mont Ton.l 27tf 1 32H Ton Midway.. S3 41
N Y Ton ... — 05 United Ton . . — 13
IVorld's Wheat Crop.
Broorr.hall's Ccrn Trade News has prepared
an estimate of the wheat crop cf all countries
of the world for the part ten years, as fol
lows, in busheic:
"' Country— 1303. 1902.
Europe l.$CV:iO4.nO0 1.837.224.000
.Vnited States «>40, 000, <X» CS0.POO.O0O
. Canada M>.0u0.000 93.COO.000
Argentina 136,000, <JCO 104.000.ouO
' Medea Chile and
• Uruguay S5.200.000 37.CO0.0OO
Asia S88.O0O.O00 349.Oi0.0U0
Africa 54.1*4 OCo n3.fcSS.000
Australasia 80,<>00.<iGO ll«,31>.000
Total 3.25S.eSS.O0O 3.175,2^0.000
, Total 19"1 2.783.784.000
Total 19<K> 2.003,440 000
Total 18*.» 2.f27,€l(J,000
Total 1S0S 2,92S.til6.000
Salmon Export Trade.
' The cxx>orts cf Salmon from San Fran
cisco by tea during December. 1903. were as
' follow*-:
To — Cases. Packages. Values.
New York C7.M3 1.2W $247,553
Hawaiian IMands -.3.135 3C3 17,«O7
Kr.gland 11,113 55.143
' Australia 9.7SS 1.913 57.352
New Zealand 1.2«* 27 O,l»2
Chile 2.W0 6.4W
Samoita Islands 71« 26 1.830
Tahiti 303 OS 1.558
•China 138- 511
£>et Indies 4V> .... l.COO
Caroline Irlands 2<iii .... »C0
Barbadoe* Island .... IWjO .... l.<>40
Triniiad Irland IOC .... <*i3
Jamaica 2»0 .... 1.033
South Africa 2T>«> . l,20o
Germany 1C<O 250
Mexico 2in» 1 1.051
Pt-ru 124 .... .T72
British <"*o!umbia 5Q .... 315
Philippine Inlands... 40 .... 125
Central America.... 73 .... 2><2
, Panama 80 l>j
«"o!prcbia 2<i 14 147
18 C2
Total* 79.381 3.602 $404,102
in December. 1902. the exports were 144.202
rases cml li»40 packages, valued at $570,205.
In that month :J1,211 cases wtnt to England
an-i S^.O and 1>3(» packages to New York.
Tht* monthly shionu-nts by ffa from San
Krancii«co during thr y*-ar ending December
31. V.tftl. vere as follow?:
Months. Caws. Packages. Value*.
January 27.419 f'74 fSS.tta
February 0lt.7S0 410 H0.49S
Marfh J».<a7 715 40.134
April 4.TC0 2"1 17.536
May :. 5.450 743 22,6"4
Jun# 4.1S3 455 17.»l46
July :t.tt31 «V49 in B74
AupuEt 5.019 «tl 21.7S»9
September 1U2S7 l.iea rC.4!M
<>ctob*"r ' 2o*a.719 3.H56 1.345 1S5
NoXeniber 2C2,94« 2.40S 1.242.170
December 79.981 3,«02 404.102
Trtals 744.292 15.S79 $3.405.0C4
In 1902 the exports, omitting the shipments
to the Hawaiian Islands, were 7MVO1 cases
p.t.S tSSt p«clcare«. valued at f2.»y0.0C>0. From
" June 1 to Ix-rember 31 thfre were 14.010 cases
«nd 274tt packaKes. valued at $SO.T521. sent to
the Hawaiian Islands. The quantities speci
fied above as packages represent pickled
Falmoti in barrels, half-barrels, tiercrs and
kite.
Weather Report.
<12<Kh M-ridian— Pacific Time.)
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. lo— 5 p. m.
Th* following are the peasonal rainfalls to
date, ac ccTapared with those of i»ame date last
eeafon, er.a rainfall In last twenty-four hours:
Last This Laet
Stations — 24 hours, reason, eearon.
Eureka 2222
Red Bluff O.02 13.27 13.51
Sacramento O.W 5.10 6.73
Pan Fraacisco 0.00 «.fto «.15
Fresno 0.06 1 .35 3.21
Indepenaer.ee Tr. 0.42 0.85
Ean Luis Obispo 0.10 \SA 5.00
Lo« Angeles 0.14 - 0.57
Baa Diego 0.01 0.41 6.09
THE COAST RECORD.
' = x 2 a 2
I « 35 RJ ** z I
i fl !l S ll I
ETATIONa. « 2 3 = 3 ? •
I I f j : f
Baker 20.72 S2 S SK Snow Tr.
Carson 29. B6 :;4 2C SW Pt.Cldy .04
Farallon 30. OS S2 46 8W Rain .Ofi j
FrPsno 30. C8 52 38 NW Clear .CO
Flagftaff 2970 44 34 PW Clear .00
PocatHIo 2».»4 40 2S S Cloudy .«>2
Point Reyes... 30.CC M 42 ?W Pt.Cldy .06
Independence .2».M 4fi 26 W Clear Tr.
Lew Angeles. . 30.00 <SO 44 SW Clear .14
Mt TanxsOpaiB.30.10 42 32 KW Cloudy .(H
Phoenix 29. R6 €8 40 N"W Clear .ftO
Portland 29. 7« SS 34 PW Cloudy .3s
Red Bluff 29.96 4S. 38 KE Pt.ady .02
Ucseburc 29-W 3S 34 PW Fnow .53
Sacratnento ..30. OS 50 30 g Clear .00
Fait Lake 29.02 30 30 SW Clear .OfJ t
Baft Francisco.30.12 SO 44 FW Clear .00 ]
San L. 0b!spc.30.10 r.2 M W Clear .IP,
Kan tticgo 2tO.OO 58 SO NW Clear .«!
Seattle 23.72 3S 34 W rioufly .IS
Fpokane 29.72 38 ."4 S Cloudy .01
Tatooeh 34
Walla Walla.. .29.74 42 3(5 S Pt.Clay .f>0
vi'inr.eniucca .29. W5 34 2S SW Ooudy Tr.
yuma 29.80 64 40 W Clear .00
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
Generally cloudy weather prevail* from Cen
tral Calif orrla northward, and fair weather
wer the southern portion of the Pacific slope.
Light rain or mow 1? reported from Nevada,
Oregon. Washington and Idaho.
The pressure bac risen elowly along the coast
ar.d rapidly over the Rocky Mountain region.
"Hie temperature has fallen over Eastern Ne
vada, Utah ar.d Southern Idaho.
Reports from ccast etatlcnc are missing north
of Point. R*^*"*.
Forecast made at Ean Francis<-o for thirty
sours enfiJng midnight, January 19:
Northern California — Cloudy Tuesday; prob
ably ehbwert in northern portion ; fresh aouth
prly wind.
Southern California— Fair Tuesday; lhtht
northwest wind.
Nevada — Cloudy Tuesday; prcbably light
tnow. •
Sen Francisco and vjclnfty — Cloady Tuesday;
rirob*bly Kfcowers: fresh southerly wind.
O. H. WILLSON. Local Forecaster.
NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.
Adams Con 15jLUtle Chief 06
Alice 27 .Ontario 6 00
Breece 10 Ophir 4 50
Bruns Con 05 Phoenix 13
Com Tunnel 08 Potoel 25
Con Cal & Va... 1 70 Savage B9
Horn Silver 1 C5 Sierra Nev 75
Iron Silver 1 25 Small Hopes 20
Leadvllle Con 02 Standard 160
BOSTON STOCKS AND BONDS.
Money — iWeslng Com ... 82
Call loans .....4 @5 Mining-
Time loans . ...44S6j Adventure 2*i
-..Bonds— •: ., . JAUbuez^ 4%
Atchison 4s; — .. OSUlAmal Copper "..'.. 51%
Mex Cent 4s...... 7044'! Daly- West .-••• 31%
Railroads—; • jBingham 224
Atchison . . . .-. . . .^ 67% jcalnmet -&-Hecla,45O
Do pfd i.... S8% (Centennial ....i..:17U
Boston &. AlKany.244-4 Copper Range .,; 4U&
Boston & Maine.167 bom'Coal -^...... 67
Boston E!ev .140 FraBklin*/.* ; 84
N Y. N H & H..105 . Islar. Morale ;-...<<. 8
Fitchburg pfd .;.135 Mohawk v ..<..;.. S9
Union Pacific 79 ' Old 'Dominion ....11
Mex Central .... 12^» Osceota ..:...-..'.. 61 >4
• Miscellaneous — - Pajroti' i:. ...•••- ; 2.14
Amer Sugar ..... 125*4 Qulney' .'. ;...i9S
j Do pfd.. '....... 124 Santa Fe Copper. Iff
1 Amer Tel & T..120 Tamarack ..117
I Dom Iron & Steel. 8% Trinity' .-.. * 5
I Gen Electric ..:..172 United- Slates.. .; 19V»
I Mass Electric ... 23^ Utah .......' C 31^4
Do pfd .:.. 734 Victoria ...'.... .'. '3%
United Fruit 984 Wlnona 7-
U S Steel 114|Wolvcrine ...:... 714
Do pfd 67% [United Copper 0
LONDQN CLOSING STOCKS.
Cons for money.. S7Ts[N Y Central 123V4
. Do for acct..,.. 88 for & West .. 69Vs
Anaconda ....... 3% Dq pfd 90
Atchteon fOMi Ont & West, 22^S
•. Do'pfd.. ... 01 4^1 Pennsylvania ...:. 01%
Bar*-£ Ohio....;. S2% Rand Mines ..... 0%
Can Paciflc...... 120% Reading, 22^
Chcs & Ohio..'.:. ."U4 Do 1st pfd .40 :
Chi Great West . 17 Do 2d pfd ..... . 30
Chi. Mil & St^P.147% So.Rallway ' 21%
D« Beers , 20VC i Qo pfd. .'...,..- 814
Den& Rio G 21%jSo Pacific ' -'.50%
Do pfd ...714 Union '•Pacific.-.. ..' 81%
Erie 2S% Do pfd....... .. 92
Do 1st pfd 69% U S Steel... ...".. 11 Vt
Do 2d' pfd. ..... 49 ' Do pfd fiSTs
111 Central .......335 Wabash ...%...». 21
Louis &,Nash...llHi Do pfd.; 39^
M. K & ,Tex.... 17%
' Bar. elKer— Eapy. 20 15-I6d per ounce. .
Money— 24®3 per cent/". >.* -'¦« ; . ( •
The rate of discount in the -open market for
short bills is 3V+@3%. per- cent and for three
months' bills 3% per cent. ' .- ¦ ¦ v
New York Grain and Produce.
NEW YORk. jEan.18.-^ FLOUR— Receipts,
19.500 barrels; exports. ' 11.J150 barrels. ' Mar- \
ket ' wag dull -and unchanged. . > , .' t
WHEAT— Receipts. 12,700 busbe's; exports, ]
114.130 bushels; sales. 3.760,000 bushels fu- 1
tures. Spot markVt firm. No. 2. red; 84c ele- I
vator and 95c f. o. b. afloat; No, 1 Northern 1
Puluth, 51 00% f. o. b. afloat: No. 1 hard -
Manitoba; 'nominal, f. . o. b. afloat. Options"
opened 'easy on | the tnaproved outlook for •'
1)tace. but were soon' advanced,^ by Western [
support, backed up • by bullish:, weekly ..'and !
other statistics, with a ,' tre*h' .V&r scare at j
noon," following lowir consols.' The -, market
cloned firm, net advance. May. 91 3-16 j
JQV1 13-llic. closed 91%c; July closed S7?ic. '
HOPS — Steady. ./ v - -
" HIDES— Firm. , " : t " ' .
¦WOOL— Firm; • :"¦:,' r
-¦COFFEE — Spot Rio stead]*. No. 7- invoice,
1 15-ltic; mild steady. Futures closed steady,
unchanged to 5 points lower. Sales. 41.000
baps. Including.-" March, 7:35c; May, 7.^5*» \
7.70c; July. 7.fl0jM.95c^ AucUst; 8.05c; Sep- I
tember. 8.15c: October, 8.20c; December 8.33 I
©k.40c. . i* • . •:.-,- •• . • • .
SUGAR — Raw, quiet: fair refining. 2Tic: cen
. trlfugal. U0 test, 3%c; molesses sugar, 2%c; re
fined, dull. : - - . .¦¦'¦¦"¦',
DRIED FRUITS. .
EVAPORATED. APPLES— The market is
barely ; steady under a light demand, common
being quoted at 4© 5c; prime. 5Vi@5Vic; choice,
54*i6c. and fancy at (JVi$7d. • • . '
- PRUNES — Slow. Quotations range from
3|.^jm:,c, according to grade.
APRICOTS — Are in fair demand from'Job
berp. Cholct. »U©94c; extra choice. V%®
10>ic; fancy. ll®15c.
PEACHEivrrRemain .steady, with choice
quoted at 7US7*»c; extra choice, 7*i6SHc,
and fancy at Oft&lO-Vi*!.^., w-'i» JA% -
Chicago Grain Market.
CHICAGO, Jan. 18. — War .news was not t
needed to make a firm market In wheat. Di
minishing euppiies were striking enough for I
that purpose. In addition, the ' big bull.oper-;
ator was an active buyer throughout the se&- ;
slon. May opened %@*%c lower to a shade ,
higher at 8S%eSS9ic, and after touching 8STic !
the -price receded to 88%c. Buying by brokers ;
supposed to be for the account of the big long [
was the means of checking the early declining I
1 tendency. Local traders were disposed to sell, I
but the demand from the prominent holder dis- >
couraged euch action. Later in the day a
buying movement developed on world's ship
ments, a decreased amount on passage and the
flour situation in the Northwest. The leader of
the longs was an open buyer during the last
hour and the market became strong. May ad
vanced to W.«c but lost part of the gain on
profit taking. The close was strong, with May
at £S%c.
There was a strong tone In the corn market
and higher prices were realized. May ranged 1
between 4S T »c and 40%c and closed at 49V4Q>
49%c. ' ' . ' '
Oats were firm except for a brief period of 1
business in sympathy with the leading grains J
early In the day. May sold between 41c and !
42c. closing at 41%c.
Provisions suffered a little early weakness on !
receipts of hogs, but later the market became [
firm in sympathy with the strength in grains. ;
Closing prices Ehowed slight gains. May pork j
closed 2^c higher. May lard was up 12>4$J15c i
and ribs were 24c higher.. . 1
The leading futures ranged as follows: '
Articles — Open. . High. Low. Close. 1
Wheat No. 2 —
September 70^ 79'4 79 79
May 8Mi K9> B KS'-li 8HTi
July .82% • , 83 824 *>2%
Corn No. 2—
January 45 4 ."¦ ' a 45 4.V'.
May 40 40% 48?; 40%
July 475; 4S1.4 474 4S'i.
Oats No. 2— !
January 38% 3S?A. 3SU 3ST4 !
May 414 42 4Ui 41"i I
July .. t 37H 57li 37«i 37%
Mess Pork, per bbl-^- ,
January 12 90 '
May 13 074 13 17»4 13 00 13 17«i !
I^rd, per 100 lb?— ' 1
January « 72'.i C S!S C 72'4 0 S.T i
May 6 974 7 10 « 95 7 10 •
July... 7 (i2li 7 15 7 00 7 15
Short Rib*, cer 100 lbs-r- . -
January — . C 3"4
May « «tn « 70 fl CO C «t (2
July. C 70 6 SO . C 70 C .80
Cafh quotations were as follows: Flour,
steady: No 2 sprint; whrat. M@S7c; No. 3.
n986c; No. 2 rp'l. tH'^nOc; No. 2 corn. 40c;
No. 2 >cilow. 4bc; No. 2 oats. 3S%839Ke: Nn.'
3 white. .*»9e31c; No. 2 rye, O4'/jc; good feeding •
barify. 40?l42c; fair to choice malting. 47!f?jik-: !
No. "1 flashed. 9!J4c<fi$l; No. 1 Northwestern. ;
$1 C0@l 07: prime timothy seed. *3 73: mess |
pork, per bbl. $1."'!?13 124: lard, prr 'IG0 lba.
SG 75; short ribs fides (loose). $fi 27'ii<H<; RHA;
short clear sides 'hoxed>. $0 WAGQ 70; whisky,
basis of hlgii wines. $1 27: clover, contract
grade. $11 33gll 40. j
Articles— Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, barrels :j.\«00 .TUC0
Wheat, bushels 49.R0O 17.300
Corn. bu^helB 25R.100 I8».4C0
Oats, buyhels 2S7.10O 57.000
Rye. bu»hels 1.00O . 3.000
Barley. bufhclR 6S.:;00 ie.300
On the Produce Exchange the Butter market
wa« quiet, steady: creameries, 15<f?21c: dairies,
ISCTlOc; eggs, steady at mark. 25®27c; cheese.
Foreign Futures.
LIVERPOOL.
Wheat— - March. May.
Opening 6 3 644
Closing «M4 6 4Vj
PARIS. ,
Wheat— .' ' -• Jan. May-Aug.
Opening .-...2120 2140
Closing ....; ..-.'. 2130 2140-
Flour —
Opening 20 fi5 - 2S 90 '
Closing .29 55 28 85.
Eastern Livestock Marker.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Jan. 18.— CATTLE — Receipts.
30.000; weak. Good to prime steers, $5 10®
& 75; coor to medium, $3 50<34 75; stockers
and feeders. $2&4 ir : cows. $1 50©4: htlfers,
?264 bO: canners, ?1 5032 40; bulls. $1 75#4;
calved, $3«t6 25. .
HOGS— Receipts to-day. 45.000; to-morrow.
30,000; 5©10c higher. Mixed and butcher* ,
$5 75'55 95: sood to choice heavy. $4 90fi5;
rough heavy, $4 7(>fl4 ftO; light, $4 5O@4 80;
bulk of cale». $4 70©4 90. -
8HEEP— Receipts. 30,000. Sheep. elow;
lambs, .steady. Good to choice wethers. • $4 25
C4 50: ¦ fair to choice mixed, $3@4 ; "Western
sheep, $3 75®4 40:. native lambs. , $4 S0@tf 15;-
Western lambs, $4 25QC 15. ..
• Nezv York Metal Market.
NEW YORK; Jan. 18. — There was a sharp
break In the London tin market, ascribed to
speculative causes, and spot: there closed £3 5s
lower at £129 10s, while futures declined £2
15a to £130. ¦ The local market declined in sym-;
90c per ¦ ctl: Salinas Burba nks. $1 25^1 50 per
ctl; Oregon Burbanks, $1 10® I 30 per ctl; River
Reds. eo^tiOc per ctl; Garnet Chiles. UOcJJU
per ctl: Early Rose. UOcfgfl per ctl: Sweet Po
tatoes. $1 S5 per ctl.
ONIONS— $1 30®l 40 per ctl: Green Onions,
per boxr
j VEGETABLES— Green Peas, 3®5c oer Ib;
I String Beans. 8015c per lb; Wax. 8@124c;
j Tomatoes from Los Angeles, fOc-gll per box
or crate; Rhubarb. &Q6c per lb; Summer
Squash ¦ from Los Angeles. T5c®$l per box;
Cabbage. $1 per ctl; Carrots, fiuc. per sack:
Hothouse Cucumbers. 75c©$l 50 per dozen;
Garlic, 5©6c per lb; Egg Plant. 12Vi@15c
per lb; Dried Peppers. BtfSc per lb for Stock
ton end ll©12>4e for soultiern: Dried Okra,
12Hc oer lb: Green Peppers, 5@7c per. lb:
Mushrooms. 20@25c per lb:. . Marrowfat and
Hubbard Squash. $1043115 per ton for round
lots and %©%c per lb for sacked. .
Poultry and Game.
The Poultry market .was in good shape and
a car of Western stock cleaned up readily,
with fine large Hens and Roosters selling up
to $7 per dozen. As usual on Monday there
was very little Califomlan stock received and
prices for that line of goods were largely pom-
Inai. Dressed ' Turkeys were dull at nominal
prices. Only three cases came in.
Wild Ducks were in good demand and most
descriptions were quoted higher. . All other
kinds of Game wye In free supply and rather
dull p.t previous prlcea. - .
POULTRY — Drtssed Turkeys. 17@20c per lb;
live Turkeys. 17@19c per Ib: Geese, per pair.
$2S2 25: Goslings, $2@2 25; Ducks. $5@ft
per dozen for old and $ti®7 for young; Hens.
jiiS7 for large and $5®U for small; young
Roosters. ¦ $6(7S7: old Roosters. $5igti; Fryers,
$5®6; Broilers. $4 '50ft 5 for large and $1®4 .*<>
for small: Pigeons. S1G1 25 per dozen for old
and $2 25@2 SO for Squabs.
GAME — Mallard Ducks. $3®3 50 per dozen: '
Canvasback, $:»«4 50; Spr'g. $2^2 50: Teal.
$1 25@1 50; Widgeon, $1 £5: small Duck*, $1:
Gray Gee3e, 33; White Geese, 75c®*l 25;
Bmnt. $1 25 for smajl and $2 for large: Honk
ers, $5 for large and $4 for small; English
Snipe $3; common Snipe. $1 50; Wild Doves.
$1 23; Rabbits t2 for Cottontails and-$l 25 for
Brushj'Hare. $125® 150.
Butter, Cheese and Eggs.
The Cheese market Is in a bad way. Every
dealer is loaded to the guards and nobobdy is
able to find an outlet for it. The recent high
prices led many Butter makers to abandon
Butter for Cheese, and the result la an over
stocked and unmanageable market. Oregon and
Washington nre also loaded down and arc ship
ping large lines into this market. So great
has this influx from the north become that
San Francieco dealers have lately notified
their northern correspondents not to send any 1
more Cheese here, even on consignment, but I
they are chipping Just the tame. Prices con
tinue to decline.
Eutter Is bnrely steady at the recent advance, j
Stocks* arc still li$ht. but as dealers generally
believe that the top has, been reached buyers
are not purchasing except to supply their dally
wants and the market is therefore quiet. Prices
are unchanged. j
Eggs continue weak, with a further shading I
of the Inside quotations. .. Receipts continue ;
heavy and stocks Bhow an increase every day. t
Dealers are making free concessions to buyers
to work off their stocks. The demand lg slow.
Receipts were 23.800 lbs Butter. 831 cases
Eggs' and 3000 Ib3 Cheese.' ¦
BUTTER — Creamery. 29c and in a small way
30c for extras and '2Z/'.i2> -.-c for seconds; aairy.
16^r2tic;~ store Butter, nomln...; cold storage.
1S&22C per lb for ordinary and 22 »i@ 24c for
extras.
CHEESE — lie for the general market. 11Vj@
12c for -select mild new and 9®10e for lower
grades: Young Americas, 114®12c; Eastern,
I 15616c; Western. 14615c per lh.
! EGGS — Ranch. 25© v 2"4c for choice to fancy
and 24c for small and mixed colors; store. 22©
23c: cold storage. IB® 19c.
Deciduous and Citrus Fruit*.
Local trade in Citrus fruits was quiet, as j
the cold weather continued to discourage buy- j
ers. who were taking no more than absolutely I
necessary for .immediate requirements. There ¦
was a good demand for fancy Navel Oranges j
for shipment to Honolulu on the steamer So- ¦
I noma. which sails on Thursday, and large
sizes sold readily for that purpose both in the
' open market and at the auction rooms, where
the aggregate offerings were liberal. Ten cars.
' Including three of extra fanfy fruit from Red
' lands, were auctioned as follows: Extra fancy. 1
I (1 S0(g2 10; ordinary fancy. *1 2."5«1 80: choice. !
I Mfil i;5; standards. 40c@$l 25. AU other
' Citrus fruits were in good enpply and dull at
I previous prices.
Supplies of fancy and medium grades of
Apples were steadily decreasing and the mar
( ket was in good shape for such offerings. Com-
I mon and trashy fruit continued abundant and
! ruled weak at previous prices. Small quanti
ties of Winter Nellta --Pears were withdrawn t
from cold storage and were readily disposed
of within the quoted range.
APPLES— $1 25® 1 75 for fancy, 75c© $ I for
choice anil St^'iOc for common.
I PEARS — Winter' Nellls from cold storage,
$1 r>0&2 per box.
CITRUS FRUITS— Navel Oranges, $1 75^2 25 !
per box for fancy. $1 "J."l/l 75 for choice and I
50ctf?*l for standards: Seedlings. 3Oc«Sl;
1 Tanger.nes. ZQcHtl per box:- Japanese Man- j
! darins, 75c@$l for half boxes; Lemons. $1 75 -
I «r2 50 for fancy. *1 25©I 50 for choice and
! 75c<?T$l Tor standard; Grape Fruit. $1^2: Mex- !
1 lean Limes. $Ki » 50: Bananas, Jl 32 p«r bunch
'for Hawaiian and $202 50 for Central Amer
1 lean; Pineapples. $1 5002 50 per dozen. <
1 • ; ¦ . i
Dried Fruits,Nuts,Raisins,Honcy. !
FRUIT— Apricots, 7%*j«?ic for Royals and 9 j
611c for Moorpftrks; Craporated Apples. 49 1
6>^c; sun-dried. 3©4c; Peaches. 4®aVjc; Pears, I
C&lOc; Nectarines, 4@5Hc; Figs, white, \ff\\z
In boxes; black, -:Vc; Plums, pitted. <i$9c per
pound.
PRUNES— 1903 crop. 2%S2"J4o for the four
sices. :
RAISINS — F. o. b. prices. Fresno, for 1903
crow ' OO-lb boxes — Loose Muscatel. 2-crown. 1
S L ic per lb; 3-crown, &%c; 4-crown, tf4c; Seed
less Muscatels,' .4l£c: do. floated. 44c; un
bleached Sultanas, 44c; Thompson's seedless.
¦ 5$4«\ • London Layers — 2-crown, $1 25; 3-crown,
$1 35; 4-crown clusters, $2; 5-crown Dehesas, j
' $2 50; tt-crown Imperials, $3: Malaga Loose. 2- 1
[crown. 5c per lb; dp-3-crown, 5%c; Valencia'
; Cured. 4Vic; Pacirtc.. do. 3%c; Oriental, do.
: 2-Xc. Seeded Ralclns — 10-oz packages, fancy. 1
8c per lb; choice. 7Tic; l-'-oz packages, fancy.
6%c; choice. «Hc; in bulk, fancy. 7%c; choice.
7%c.
NUTS— -Walnuts, No. 1 softshel!, 13^(giie;
No. 2. lU4@12c: No. 1 hardshell. 13&134c:
No. 2. lllilUic; Almonds, lie for Nonpareils.
lOHc for I X L. lOHc for Ne Plus Ultra and
S%c for Languedoc: Peanuts, ti'STc for Eastern;
Pecans. 11913c; Cocoanut*. , Jt 5035; Chest
nuts, S@lUc per lb.
HONEY"— Comb. 10@ll%c for white and 84©
O'.ic (or amber: water white extracted. 5tj»
5V 4 c; light amber extracted. 4H@4%c; dark.
avufnc
BEESWAX— 27629c per lb. "
Provisions.
Chicago was higher on the day. with the
situation as before stated. A New York dis
patch to Chicago said: "We understand that |
tremendous purchases of food products are be- j
Ing made in this country for Japanese ac- I
count." This docs not agree with the recent ',
statement of a high Japanese official that the <
Japanese did not want any American products ',
for their army, as they ate nothing but rice,
and it is kn6wn that offers to supply Japan 1
with Amtrican meat products a fdrtnight or
so ago met with no response from Japan.
This market was quiet and unchanged.
CURED MEATS — Bacon. ll%c per lb for
heavy, 12c for light medium. 14e for light.
14Vbc for extra light. »7c for sugar-cured and
18 %o for extra sugar-cured; Eastern aucar
cursd Hams. 13^>c; California Hams, 1249
13c: Mess Beef. $11 50 per bbl; extra Mess.
I121T12 30; Family. $13: prime Mess Pork.
$16: extra clear. $24; Mess. SIS; Dry Salted
Pojk.-lHAe; Pig Pork. *28: Pigs' Feet. $3 25;
Smoked Heft.' l. r «fl »er lb. #
LARD — Tierces quoted at 7c per lb for
compound and 9c for pure: half-barrels, pure,
oy.c; 10-lb tins, 9%c; 5-lb tins, fiftc; 3-!b tins.
10c.
COTTOLENE— One halt barrel. S*<ic: threa
half bnrrels. 8%c: one tierce. 8%c; two tierces.
SV4c; flv« ; tierces, 8?»c per lb.
Hides, Talloiv, Wool and Hops.
The firmness and activity. In Hops . continue, '
with prices unchanged.
HIDES AND SKINS— Culls and brands sell
about '.tjftlc under -quotations. Heavy Salted
Bt««rs 8c: medium. Sc: light. 74"c: Cow Hides.
7%c for heavy and 7%c for light; SUgs, 5c:
Salted Kip. »c: Salted Veal. 10c: Salted Calf.
10%c: dry -Hides. 15$ 16c: dry Kip 13c; dry
Calf. ISc; Eheepekln*; xbearllngs. 25030c each:
short Wool. 40®65e each: medium. 70®»0c: long
'Wool $1@1 50; Horse Hides, salt. J2 75 for
large and $2&2 CO for medium. $1 25«U 75 for
small and 50c for Colts.; Korse Hides, dry.
$1 75 for large and SI fiO for medium. $l©i 23
for small and 50c for Colts. 1 Buck Skins— Dry
• Mexican. 31c: dry salted Mexican. 25c; dry
Central American. 31c. Goat Skins— Prime An
goras, 75c; large and smooth. 1 COc; medium. 35c;
small. 20c.
.TALLOW — No. 1 rendered. 4c per lb; No.
2. 34c: grease. 24©3o.
-- WOOL — Fall> clip— San Joaqntn Lambs'. &a
Up: Middle County. 11012c: Northern Free,
11012c: Northern Defective. 10011c: Humboldt
«r.d Mendocinrt.l2@14c: Nevada. 13®15c: Ore
gon fin*. iseiOe: Oregon medium. 17c per lb.
HOPS— 25©27«c per Ib for California.
Meat Market.
: The market'- continues sufficiently supplied
•with . the different descriptions at unchanged
prices.- ' ' .
DRESSED MEATS. "
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are " a« follows :•¦'. ¦. " v -" »¦-.*;
BEEF— tJU <Q- U.c for Steers and 6SC4c per
' lb for Cows. - ,
¦ VEALt— Large. 8$9e; small, DjflOc per lb.'
MUTTON— Wethers. 868Hc: Ewes. 7©S4e
P *UMB- 9«(gl0c,Der lb. :
PORK— Dressed Hogs, .TglSUc Der lb.
" . LIVESTOCK MA RKET.
' The' following quotations are for good, sound
Livestock." delivered ¦ In San -Francisco, less 50
per cent shrinkage for Cattle: ;.:¦- -v ,-.-..
CATTLE^ — Steers. 8®9c;: Cows and Heifers.
7<JSc: thin Cows. 4 ©5c per Ib. • •
T CALVES— iQWtC per lb (gross weight).
STOCK MARKET.
LOCAL MARKETS.
dently for a speculative campaign, the com
mon being lifted 1% and the preferred 3J^.
The bonds of the Rock Island group- of com
panies made even more sensational advances,
the fives scoring an upward bound of- 4*4 and
the fours 3 points. These advances were made
in a spasmodic manner on comparaitvely
cir.£!l dealings. The 5s Jumped \Vi points on
a fir.gie gale in the course of the advance.
The industrial department of the market was
rather broader, but was considerably over
shadowed by the h«avy dealings in United
States Steel preferred. Rather vague . as
sertions of improving trade conditions accom
panied the buying. The enormous absorption
of the corporation's eecond mortgage 5 per
cent bond* had a marked sympathetic effect on
the preferred stock. The par value of th*
day's sales of the United States. Steel second
5s exceeded that of all the rest of the bonds
Bold during the day. This- .movement- was
induced bv the .announcement that the bonds
had been lined on the London . Stock Ex
change. This (?ave rise to aa expectation that
a comprehensive movement to make ' a mar
ket for the bonds was Jn -contemplation. A
similar expectation was an important ele
ment in the Rock Island movement. Amalga
mated Copper rose a point. The few rail
roads reporting gross earnings • for the- sec
ond week in January made a more favorable
comparison with last year's i-orresponding pe
riods than was the case with 'the flret week's
earnings. The Missouri- Paerflc~,etatement of
net earnings for November showed- & decline
in net earnlnrs of .¦$438.951. .; -Money ..was .of
fered with rreat freedom and the rise • ot
steriing exchange toward the gold export -point,
was not the cause of any surprise or apparent
uneasiness. ,¦ . . *•
nonds were -firm. Total sales; $2,333,000,
United States bonds w*re unchanged on cajl-
NEW YORK STOCK LIST. ¦ -
Stocks— Sales. High/ Low. Close.
Atchison •• 7,4<W 67%, -."67 • 67H
Atchison pfd C00 81 88% - -SS>,
Baltimore & Ohio.. 3.MJ0- SO 79^ TO',
; Bait &. Ohio pfd.. 100 81 »1 0O#i
, Canadian Pacific .. 2,000 117H H7*i 117*5
Central of N J 161
Chei & Ohio 700 33% 33M> 33»s
Chicago & Alton.. 14.100 3S% 3(i'% 3S»4
Chicago & A pfd .. 4.900 84% KJ^- 84%
! Chicago & G W .. 1.300 10% W* 16%
J Chi & G W B pfd. 500 29Ti 29% 2i>V.
Chicago & N W .. 40O 1C7 160** 1«5
. Chicago T & T 10O 124 12H 12
; Chicago T & T pfd 1.600 20 25Vj 25%
i C C C & Et Louis.. .V* 78 77H 78Vi
i Colorado So 1,300 IS 17^, 17%
Colo So l?t pfd 55V4
Colo Sf. 2d pfd .. 700 2<5>i 25% 2B ;
Delaware & Hud.. 5<JO l«6«i lWili 1C5
Del. Lack & West.. 200 273',4 27-1 . . 273
Denver & Rio O .. 2,200 22 21 21*4
r*n & R G Dfd.. W) 70«4 70 10%
Erie 6,400 27?i 27H 27^
Erie l*t pfd 4,255 C7V, B6% 67
Erie 2d pfd feOO 4S 47»g 47*i ,
Great Northern pfd 175
Hocking Valley ... 200 74%-- 74% 74%,
Hocking Val pfd .. 100 84U 8»i, 8S
Illinois Central .. 300 13m 131 13m .
Iowa Central 300 22^* 22 21%
Iowa Central pfd. 2OO 41S 41H 41H
Kansas City So.... «00 20^i 2<IV« 20>,
Kansas City So pfd l.COO 3«H 37^' 38 U
Louisville A Nash.. 1.100 108^ 108% 1C»U
Manhattan L 2.350 144 142% 143'i
Metropolitan Pt Ry 2,000 122^4 121 122^
Minneap & Ft L... S00 67»4 «6 67Vi
j Missouri Pacific ... 6.000 92% 92 924
1 Mo. Kans & Tex.. 500 17% 17Vs 174
M. K & T pfd . . 1,000 404 40 40>i
Nationl of Mex pfd SCO 404 30 40
; N Y Central 800 J19',4 119 11!»4
' Norfolk & Western 600 574 57U 57*4
Norfolk & W pfd 854
Northern Securities 89%
Ontario & Western. 3,»;00 21 T 4 21 Vi 21-f,
Pennsylvania ..:.. 14,500 119!, 119'i 119%
PSttsbg.CC & St L. 63
Reading 1.500 454 **% *•">%
Reading 1st pfd-... 100 784 "S4 "8'i
Reading 2d pfd 60
Rock Island Co .. 39.4O0 24 22»i 2.1%
Rook Isl Co pfd '. . S.200 t>2H 58^4 62H
St L & S F 1st pfd 65
Pt L & S F 2d pfd. 1.200 43 1; 41 V4 43
St Louis S Vi.... 2iX) 14V4 14U 14U
Ft l>ouis S W pfd. 500 34% 34«, 31^
Bt Paul 10.250 144 Vi 14$*« 143 ;i
St Paul pfd 177
Southern Pacific .. 6,100 49*i 49 49>«
Southern Railway 4,600 21% 21>4 21%
Southern Ry pfd.. 400 79» 4 7SVi 784
Texas & Pacific .. 700 2tJi; 25&i 26>A
Tol. St L & West. 200 2«$«i 26^{ 2«>i
T Kt'L & W pfd 200 39U' 39 39
Union Paciflc 6,950 7»H 78T, 7OV4
i;nlon Pac pfd . . 500 90 fiO XT 1 *
Wabash 200 20% 204 20«4
Wabash pfd 1,100 38% 2&\i. 3S9s
Wheel & Lake E.. 50rt 17% 174 17%
•Wisconsin Central 5.S0O 2O4 19% 204
Wisconsin Cen pfd. 8.000 47 444 47
Express Companies —
Adams ~0
Amtrican 190
United States .... 1M
Wells-Farga .... 205
Miscellaneous —
Amalgam Copper. .. 42,300 514 W>«i Bl«;
Amer Car & Found 700 19'i J9 ll)i 8
Am Car &¦ F pfd.. 3(>0 6SV 4 fiS CS
Amer Lin«eed Oil.. 100 10 10 104
Amcr IJn Oil pfd 29
Arcer Locomotive. . 700 17% 17«i 17^4
Amor Loro pfu 100 77 77 7CU.
Am Srn*!t & Rff-. 1,100 48% 47 ' 8 .48%
Am S & Ref pfd.. 400 90 69% 89%
Amer Sugar Ref... 2,800 123% 12.*. 12.'.
Anaconda Mln Co.. 10" 704 7C4 7GU
Brlclyn Rap Trans. 27.WK) 49% 4Sa^ 4»4
Colo Fuel & Iron.. «0O 304 29>i 30
Colum & Hock Coal roo 14% 14% 14
Consollrtate.1 Gae... 1.100 1934 192% 1B3
Oer.cral Eioctrlc... 400 1734 174 173
i International Paper <XK) 11 4 U\i ll«i
I Interntl Paper pfd. r.00 fi5;i C5j, «.*•
I International Pump 100 33 33 32H
I Int»mtl Pump pfd 724
National Biscuit... 400 .1914 3SU 804
National Lead 300 16 16 15%
North American... 2.0OO S!»4 854 SS%
Pacific Mall 3.B00 33»i 31% .'11?;
Prople's Ga« 1,400 OS'i 1*7^ 07%
Preened Fteel Car.. 400 29 2S 20
Pressed S Car pfd. ', 200 69^4 GO'S «C»
Pullman Palace Car 215
Reimbiic Steel 1,100 .7 «J"4 6 T B
Republic Steel pfd. 500 42T» " 42'i 42%
Ruhber G«od.« ljiU
Rubber Goods pfd 73(4
Teim Coal & Iron.. B.40O SS% 374 3-S%
U .S Leathtr .TOO 74 7% 7%
Ij S Leather pfd... .%00 77 7C% ?7>,
U S Rubber 300 12Vi 124 . 12U
IT S Rubber pfd... POO 45 4:{\4 45'
U S Ftetl '..... 20,400 11U 10U I1U
V S Steel jjfd S0.100 59% 5S% 69%
Wcstern Union 300 S7% 87H 87is
Total tales 454,700 shares.
CNITED RAILROADS OF SAN FRANCISCO
t'^. E h V d Y ,? RK ,- JaD - IS— Bond transactions
i-,, tw l R^'lroads of E«n Francisco: 10,000 at
n'.f. 30.000 fit 77%: lOOO at 77%.
AMERICAN CAN COMPANY".
American Can common* 3% bid, 4 asked:
preferred. S3 Md. 34 asked. ,
NEW YORK BONDS.
*¦*»? ref 2" "I --105%;Louis & N uni 4s. fiS»i
}>° _ CO «P «»* Manhattan c g 4s.HH
S° 3 * rf S 10« M*x Cent 4s ...70>i
£0 coup iw% Do 1st inc ... 154
Do new 4s reg.l32Vt Minn & St L 4i.. 05
Po coup 13314 Mo Kan & T 4s. 97U
Do old 4s reg.lO7H Do 2ds 794
P® , COU P 1074 N R R of M c 4s. 74
Do 5s reg 10U4 X y Cent g 3K g 08
Do coup 101U N J Cent g Bs..l30
A^ K? iB 10 ° Nor Pacific 4s...lO2T 4
Do adjt 4s R«?H Do 3s 72
Atlantic C L 4s. M Nor & West c'ii" 07
B^»° *¦ ° **---10J I 4 O S L 4s & Par! 9^4
Do 3Vjs fU5% Penn conv 3^« .. 85%
Cent of Ga &«.... 104^i Reading Gen 4s.. l)5U
Do lrt Inc ... ff> St L & I M c Ba.irt!
Che* & Ohio 41U.102* St L & S F fg 4s S.1%
Chi & Alton 34s. 75% St L 8 W lsts srtS
C B & Q new 4s. 01 4 Seaboard A L 4s' 6B
C M & K P S 4«.1O9U So Paciflc 4s . «£li
Chi Sz N W c 7s.l31% So Railway 5s .Yl?
C It I & P R R 4s 70% Tex & Pac lsts ..118U
Do col 6a ..... 70«, TolSt L &• W 4s 70
CCC&SLg4s. 96 Union Paciflc 4e!jO2tt
Chi Terns 4» .... 8I4 Do eonr 4«..... 074'
Con Tobacco 4ei. C7%iU 8 SteeJ'2d Ss 734
Colo & So 4* 87 4 Wabash lets M... 11514
Denver A K G 4s. 97% Do Deb B .... C5U
Erie prior lien 4s. 97 ! Wheel t L E 4s. 00
Do Gen 4s * 84 Vs j Wis '. Cent 4a 89 >4
Ft W & D C Ists.ia-J Colo F & I c Cs. 73
Hocking Val 4'>.1O3 I
New York Stock market firm on the day.
.Local Securities not materially changed.
Silver declined sharply. Sterling Exchange higher.
Wheat and Barley quiet, with lorcer Futures.
Oats and Corn firmly held. Rye very quiet. : .
Hay and Feedstuff s not affected b\< the rain. . .
Beans and Seeds about as before quoted.
Potatoes in larger receipt, but rather firmer. Onions lower.
Poultry cleaning up well. Wild Ducks higher.
Cold weather still against the Orange market.
Butter steady, with light stocks. Eggs zceak.
Cheese market glutted and in u bad ivay.
Provisions higher at Chicago a lid inactive here.
Hops still firm and in good demand.
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs as before quoted.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
SHEEP— Wethers. 334 ©4c; Ewes, 3K©3%0
per Ib (gross weight).
LAMBS — 4H@5c per Ib.
HOGS— -Live Hogs. 140 to 180 lbs. S^SS^c:
over ISO lbs. Sc; soft Hogs. 4 He; sows, 20 per
cent off; -Boars. CO per .cent off, and Stags, 40
per cent off from above quotations.
General Merchandise."
BAGS — Grain Bags. 3®5Hc; San Quentln.
5.55c; Wool Bags. 32©S3c; Fleece Twin*. 7%»
8c.
COAL — Wellington, $8 per. ton; New Wel
lington $3; Seattle. $6 SO; Bryant. $6 50; Bea
, ver Hill. $5 50; Standard, $7; Roslyn. $7;
1 Cocs Bay. $5 50; Greta. $7: Wallsend. $7: Rlch-
I mend. $7 50; Cumberland. $13 In bulk and
$14 25 in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg,
SI 4; Welsh Anthracite Egg. S13; Welsh Lump.
$11 50; Cannel. $8 50 per ton; Cok*. $11 509
IS per ton In . bulk and $15 In sacks; Rocky
Mountain descriptions. $11 45 per 2000 lbs and
$12 SO per long ton. according to brand.
OILS— Quotations are for barrels; for cases,
add 5c. Linseed, 45c per gallon for boiled and
43c for 'Taw; Ca«tor OU. In cases. No. 1. 70c:
Bakers 1 AA. $1 11*31 12: Locol. 44c tor boiled
and 42c for raw; China Nut. WKjjTOe p«r gallon;
Cocoanut Oil. in barrels. 5Sc for Ceylon and 63o
for Australian; extra bleached winter Sperm
Oil. 80c: natural winter Sperm Oil,- 75c; extra
bleached winter Whale Oil. Cfic; natural WhaU
Oil. 60c; extra winter strained Lard Oil. S5c;
No. 1 Lard Oil, 75c; pure Neatsfoot Oil. 75e;
No. 1 Neatsfoot Oil. <£c; light Herrtnc OIL 45c;
dark Herring Oil 43c: Salmon-Oil. 33c; boiled
Fich Oil. 40c: raw Fish Oil. 3Sc; boiled Paint
Oil. S5c: raw Paint Oil. 33c.
COAL OIL — Water White Coat Oil
In bulk. 15c; Pearl Oil In eases. 21^c; Astral.
21%c; Star. 21%c; Extra Star. 25»4c: Elaine.
27 Vic; Eocene. 24HC; deodorized Stove Gasoline,
in bulk, 17c; In cases. 23Hc; Benxtne, in bulk.
13c t In cases. 19 'Ac; 88-degree Gasoline. In
bulk. 25c: In cases. 31c.
TURPENTINE — We per gallon In cases and
S2c In drums and Iron barrels.
P.ED AND WHITE LEAD— Red Lead. 6%©
7c per Ib: White Lead. 6&@7c. according to
quantity. ;
SUGAR— The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes as follows, per Ib. In 100-lb bags:
Cubes, A Crushed and Fine Crushed, 5-C5c:
Powdered. 5.50c; Candy Granulated. 5.60c: Dry
Granulated, fine. 5.40c; Dry Granulated, coarse,
6.40c; Fruit Granulated. 5.40e; B«et Granu
lated (100-lb bags only). 5.20c*. Confectioners'
A. 5.40c: Macnolla A. 5c: Extra C. 4.00c:
Golden C. 4.80c: "D." 4.70c: barrels. 10c more;
half barrels. 25c mere; boxes. 50c more; 50-Ib
bars. lOo more for all kinds. Tablets— Half
barrels. 5.00c: boxes. -0.15c; H. A E. Crystal
Dominos. 8.40c cer Ib. . No orders taken for
less than i»venty-flve barrels or its equivalent.
Receipts of Produce.
FOR MONDAY JANUARY IS.
Flour qr sks .. 10.C2;"! Shorts, sks J0O
Wheat ctls 2,44f> H&uins bxj.... l.fiOO
Barley, ctls .... 8.07«'' Pelts. No. .... 215
Oats ctls 1.44C Hides. No 232
; Rye ' ctl* 1. (CO Sugar, ctla ., . . 800
Beans>. sk* .... MS Quicksilver flks 80
Potatoes sks .. ft. MK1 Leather, rolls .. 71
Onions *ks ... l.OrtO Wine gals ....118.500
Bran aks 1.402 Tallow, ctls ... 20
Middlings, sks.. 045 Lime, bbls 317
Hay tor.s 800 nrandy.- gals .. 6SO
Straw, tons .... 5 Pap«»r. reams... Cts
Wool, bales SO Chicory. bbl»... , ,75
Screenings, sks. SSfti ¦ • . . .
WASHINGTON.
¦Flour, qr sks .. 5.4C0f Shorts, aks .... 2.5C0
Bran, sks 3.500)
pathy about 50 points, closing at $25 60@28 85
for spot, a ¦
¦ Copper also was easier in London, spot los
ing 14s, closing at -£37 3s Od, and futures de
clined Its I'd to £56 17s 6<1. Locally copper was
unchanged. Lake is quoted at $12 75^13 50:
electrolytic. $12 62&@12 87%; casting, $12 50®
12 75. -^
Lead advanced Is 3d to £11 13s 0d in London
and was also firmer here, closing at $4 55@
4 CO.
Spelter was unchanged at £21 12s 6d in Lon
don, and was quiet locally at $4 05@5 05.
Iron closed at 40s 9d in Glasgow and at 42s
3d in Middlesboro. Locally iron was un
changed. No. 1 foundry. Northern, ?15i8!18;
No. 2 foundry. Northern, $14®15: No. 1 foun
[ dry. Southern, and No. 1 foundry. Southern,
i soft. $14 25.
Visible Grain Supply.
NEW YORK. Jan. 18.— The visible supply
of rrain Saturday, January 1(5, as compiled
by the New York Produce Exchange, is as
j follows: Wheat 40.730,000 bushels. Increase
i 17(5,000 bushels; corn (1,624.000 bushels, in
, crt-ase 50,000 bushels; oats S,(C2,oeO bushels,
, decrease W.OOO bushels: rye 1.275,000 bushels,
| increass 30.C00 bushels; barley 5,142.000 bush-
I els', decrease' 227. COO bushels. ' "
i ¦-•¦¦' : r-r-r :.' .-.. ; ¦ .
¦ .-. Illinois Butter .. ;¦
• ELGIN.';! 111'.. Jan. 19.— Butter 'ruled 'firm on'
the Board: of* Trade to-day at 21c, a decline ot
•2c from last week, owing to the decreased de
mand. Sales for the week,: 42$, COO pounds.' • '.
*--'" ' • St. "Louis Wool "Market: .• ¦
I - ¦ ST.* LOUIS. Jan. .18.— Wool, nominal. Me
dium.gradfs. - combing and clothing. 17<321e
light'fine,-15#.17->6c; heavy. fine, 124il4Uc- tub
washed, :20@21c. ' ; .... . / . .
'i fee' fork .Colt on . Market. ."'.'
I '-, NE^ y YORK. Jan. lS.i-The i cotton market
closed uteady. 22#2S points higher.
Northern Wheat Market'. A,; .
- . • - ' ¦.'. OREGON.. .¦ -J- •" . "
PORTLAND, Jan. IS. — Wheat — Walla
Walla. 73«|74c; ; bluestem, 7O0SOc ; valley. 7Stf i
-•:• WASHINGTON. •
_ TACOMA..-;- Jan. . lS:—Wheat— Unchanged
Blue&tem, 70c; club, SOc. - ' .. «- '".uangca.
• Northern Business.
SEATTLE, Jan. IS.— Clearings, $<57S 000
balances. $135,444. - ' '
u \h.i£ u ¦ ¦**-?**«»* ..wwi'
1 - 18 - Clear1^. 5802.057;
b.!a P n°c^4%.335 an - * 435 ' 878:
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1901.
13
XEW TORK. Jan. IS. — The stock market
rrsj-cnrfrd to-day to the favorable turn of sen
tinvrnt abrr>ad over the Far Eastern outlook
yrA tee nctabl* 6trengtherir.gr of the local
morey situation. There wu a. more active
dv. 1 broader market, and during the final hour
the trading took on aomethtag like anima
tion. The name striking preference for stocks
,'. minor railroad* and industrials for Kpecula
¦f.vr movements that have been -In evidence
ior Fome time was the ccrutpicuous feature oi
the trading. New York Ontral and Louisville
ar-1 -Xa*nville one-point raove
m<tit early in the day. but u wm not until
lat<: n! the last hour of -the session that St.
Paul snnvM up 1 ri . . This exhausted the Met
of etandord railroad nocks which made any
•nornnrnt »-ortby of notice. The Rock Island
'stocks wer» taken v&corouai' Sp «a&3, •»>•
AVrr Knr^ Stock Market.
COMMERCIAL FINANCIAL
ADCTION SALES
SPECIAL ADCTION SALE
"ijx-^ AT £_^
AECADEHOfiSE MABKET,3nSlITB ST.
WEDNESDAY". January 20. at II a. m. '
I will sell to highest bidder all of the
HORSES and BUGGIES belonging to the lata
Dr. Jerome Anderson, deceased, consisting of
4 horses, 1 doctor's buggy. 1 trap. 1 surry. 1
bike buggy, 4 gets of harness.
ALSO :«> rood ALL PURPOSE HORSES
and MARES.
Every horaa must be as represented or money
refunded.
¦ JOHN J. DOYLE. Auctioneer.
*\_^ AT "AUCTION— I will sell 1 span of
A-*9 handsam* donkeys and harness, business
and rubber-tired buggies, and also a lot of
wagons, surreys, cart* and harness; also 40
head of all-purpose horse* on TUESDAY. Jan-
uary 13. 11 a. m.. 1140 FOLSOM ST.

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