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66
COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
AMERICAN STOCKS
STEADY ABROAD
Lowest Prices of Week, How
ever, Reported in New
York Market
Pressure Against Union Pacific,
Steel and Other Standard
Issues Most Marked
New York Stork List
E r Hntton & Co.. 400 California street,
member* of the New York etock exchange, fur
nlsh :h<> following list of bond and stock sales
**<?sterca j" .
1 Sales j STUCKS Higu| Low ! Bid | AEk
;>v>Al!js-Cl>i!lm«-r8 ..; B^l **•**! nn 8 H ,9, 9
ii.'wifiLlmslc «-opper'.""i 64%] 63 <H\i 04*^
lOQ'Atner Bf>ot Sugar.) 36 136 85?* 36"i4
"KioLnier Can Co ... fl jfl 9I »U
KtOi IV. pfd Tfi» 4 i ~K% T6»i 77
V^AiVf-r C & F Co.. 49*fcj 49 h, 49^' WU
< ]>o pfd I HI ill*
2'Hi'Xmpr Cotton Oil.. O9\l K»-"£» ."9 j OO
'.'.V.'.Jlkmut Hide & L.'.j.V.Wj J( 4 j J'*&
""\u25a0'< Amer Ice Securit 17»<.'l 17*41 "l 7 17%
i 1""i 1 "" Amer Linseed ... 115,! 11% II s * H"s
•i'"«"p Atner Locomotive 36 SO^ii H3%! WVi
] i> ( > pfd 105 UO6
6.V06 im*r S i RCo!!^^ * 73^1' 74% | 74^
- *.' ! Do pfd ! ! il<tt**'lO3*i
tOOAner S::?ar '114V.H4 |113i»!il4
„ ! Do pfd !112V»';115
r.oOAmer Sterl Kdios: 43 42'-i 42V 43
HXVAmer T & T C 0.." Ho>-i K«s 4 !14O !140*&
:Aujer T.* pfd I- I OS i-i W5
KrfVAnier Woolen ... SUI32H 32% 33
: ' iof>| AnHcr.ndii " .' * .".".'." i 09 ' I S3* * I SS% 39
•"..: Atlantic C Line.. jll3*-j;115
•« 3.4WA T& S F i !>9'*| 09* 8 l 09»»! W%
I i*> P t,i i...;. i inuvj!iois t
Sortßsl! & <»iiio ni>r.^:iO4-\ 105 105%
snoi r>o r M w> ipo s» si
4«o Bethlehem Steel. .|'S("»U 2& s4s 4 -"95; S<U,;
• I Do pfd I j . %!»>«( 6<'4
t ... .1.2^'8 R T i 74H 74 HI 74^1 74& 4
AiKVranadißu Pacific. . j1fl2»»'lt>l*«!lO2 \IW%
•J.<V.<m- & O SO^j 79%, 1 SO SO%
-">>(rtc <j \v"]l'.".!*l"..' "iiri! ii'ii 21%) 22
I Ho pfd ...%'..-! 43« i 45
IOOC & N TV ...114" !14S 143 V, ,143
3.400JC M & St I" 120S4 ; 119»i 120V- ! 1205i
... | Do pfd j 145 146
— — « 400'Cer.tral Leather..) ."2J* :il**«l 31 T « 32
100! Do pfd JlO5 105 |Jrt4% 10ft
f.' 'Central «f N J...! 215 28.0
.' Cbicajr*. Terminal! 2 4
! Po pfd | ! ! S 20
Iccc&stL.;;; 04 «r
... Do pfd 1 9«* 103
700 Colo Ko»l & Iron. 31 SO 1 *. 30^1 31 >-
! Do pfd I '. 110 Ul7 ;
C! Hork C & 1.1 : 44 5%
-•-.". Colo Southern ...j •"•'»^i 57
\u25a0 \u25a0 1 ><• 2<l pfd : 1 72 75
4<v><\>u*<-.lidmo,i G«s.II3S [13144131^132%
10(ijCom Products ..j 15>4! 15^s 13 1514
||^r:!'r»*-i & n«iiaoM'"|ir-*!'IJM-I'M k'u i&t
500JD & R <i. '.'.'.'.'.'.'.] 2Rii| 2<" J 2SU J 2*.»
300j Do pfd I 693J 69>i 60U 1 70
\u25a0— v Diamond Matrh..! [....". SS* 91
\u25a0; Pis securities ...! > 31^ 32%
....... Dnlntlj S.Sft A.:'.j i 31^, 32>~
! Do.prd 1 21% 22
.V-iErip i 27 i 27 27 !*VI
, *;\ ZQli\ Do Ist pfd j 441-I 4414 44 3 i! 45'ra
--.- I Do 2d pfd ....".1 34% 3 r >
,-. ,<i«-n Eieotnc | int 152
I.2oo}GoU&>ld Cons I Ri^l R> 4 | S ti%
7f«O Grt Northern Ore.! T&^\ 55^1 T. 6 57
"5.000 Ort Northern pfd. 1121 112OV.;121 121V
««i I f H! Illinois. Centra1. ..!129»i129i 4 !l2» 131
- , 1 .KQ&lnterbora Metro..! 19 • 3K^| IR»4 13
\u2666 -•,I.JW>o; Do pfd r I 32U 51 14 j 51 »4» 4 524
Z [Icif-r M*r Marine.! 4^ 51^
,^..^.....j Do pfd 1.-> 4 16M:
• Ic!<»rnatl Paper 12% 13
aU: (><V! rnTfrnatl I'ump. . 41?s 41 41 41^4
t?TI -1 Po P*d .( R3V, .S5
'...-..\u25a0 ,'lowa Central 1 | 16% 1714 ;
! Dr> pfd I I Srt .- 31
20<j X C Southern 30 ISO »t 30:4
'. ! Do pfd I «U 65^
Lsk* E 4: West..) | 15 20
C.ooo'r>e-!is:li Valley!. !.ii7si«ii77i4il7S U7SU
*«n. & S !140'i'139«4!14n 140%
, Ms'-kRr ..! I S7',jj f>l.
'. • Msi;battan "I.!"!'""! 139 '141
<"i'Mt'Mrsican Central..* S- r .UJ 3S%| S.".^; 35U
:V"inn 4- St L I T1.....T 1 ..... I 24 ' 27
- Do Ist pfd j ) 45 154
300J51 St P & 6 S tf.jl3o£jl3<H&jl30 < £jl3l
:.\u25a0'»• Mi- K«n & f^xasj Sl'ij 3<H 4 [ :iU 4 31 U
'/"» MiswMiri Paoifi-' j ifii;! 4^' 1 4i7'* 4*7 "
>.. loo[Nariooal L»-:id ...| 52% 52%j 52% f.3
\u25a0V-ii i D" pfd t jut 4' 100
l^f, National Biscuit .1110 110 hosy.llll
...... ! I>o pfd \ ll2<V?|l22U
4r«v%> Ta^ a o.ns 1 13 I LSTi IR T *( Xt "
IN V Air Brskr 1...'. «7 I 7n
:.L'" N V Central IHU-. 100% ilioi. Uiotj
ion;N v «• & st L ( C3«4l «?u>«, <a j <::>.'._,
i rw> 1M pfd I ;102%'il!0
, i I »•> 2<l »-fd ! ! fr«% »4
: :\ V \ n A: H..1 !ir^> iir.2
I WIN V Ont i. V..1 3OT S .-«>T i | -;pr. 4 j 4( ,^
.V».i'N A. \V I S7'i! 97' 97 1 97' i
: I K. )'M l---r.? |M ! 9?.
Nonli Am«riTn. .i j | fil ! ffitr t
\u25a0 2.o:lo: Northfrn Pa'-Ific IU.Ji 4 !111'»-.iU2* 4 tli::
...lOraalis 1 ( !1135 lr.'t
IPa'-ia<- <-<>a>t ...!...:.t.....| fl»u us
«nn;P*cin> Mail .. .1 3<»-,i 30%| 31 .r*
Pwrifir TiTTn 1.....1 42 43
1 Do pfd : J«4 I 99
. e,6ort!Pepß It U Co [127Ji1127y U.'75»1128|
- |P«opl<.V Gas !...'.. 104 lIO4U
.' IPittsbnrs OoaJp;j 17-%! is'
i Do pfd !.....! G7*4r6SU'
• irrciStl;.. 1 94 I 97'
i Do }i fd 1..... .... JlKi ',114
lfH'l Prf<so.l Stf^l I'fir] 30% 00%) 30 | 30%
.:. 1 D.. pfd [ .f •« (fC.
>.\u25a0. |a.r- Steel Sp Co \.... I 31 .•C»-^
-. ! I>> prd .......I I {i.".'/.| 97>-i
fi.«iOi! n«»dins 14y^j144%]145<U<145%
'**•.'. invading Ist pfd .....i '. {¥>
.-. i Do :M [>fd 92 "I !C.
700.1ippnh!i<- S & I. 31 3OT* 3Oi, 4 31
: 500] r>o pfd ! W^ 94 U, 941,4! !>0
.-•i.. * 2.90ri Uot-k island <'».| 3<»i.« 2914 V, 30Vjj^O-V|
I«O| !».. pf.l ' 624 «»2«,i O2»-.! C3',*,
inn;si*iw sii s & 1 <V)| 50' I r-» i 4»si< -" ft "
- '/.'. '...l iSt lAsr i*t pfd ..'.'*.").'.'".'.' 'm"lta
- 100 x Do 2d l.fd 37% :;7% 3K I rtn; !
•"i.omiiS p . .. .'.'.'.'.:'.'. iissfciiii" nsSlnsU i
7iTi 'Sontbern Railwa.rl 24»4| 24 ! 24'» A 24% !
::oo" f>v pfd ! r,7^| r.714 r.s .wu
2'.Xi Tenn^spfp Copppri 34%1 34% j 34% :i'<\i
4rio Third At*. ..'.'. '. * ! ios^ '16 '10 '* TOl4 1
T.. ' >• I. A • \Y r-' 23
I».. pfd ; r.4 r.r.i;
ITwin CitT R T... 109 111
|.... ...lUnion Bag & P.J ! 7 9
"50.500 Cuion Paeiac".'.."]ilftJi4iic7Tiil« : !9 ]fi9^ i
}>r, pM : O'J 03
MII*"""jU £ CBst iron P. i.! 1 l 5 . IC>4
* ; ; '. y.'.l Do Ist pfd. .*....". . . . . * '. liost^ IVO
SO.IOO'U S Steel Cor 7ZK 72«>i| 73U 7354
2.300' Do pfd 115% 115^;il5H 115V4
l.OOOl'tah Copper 1 46^ 45% l 4«% 4»1'4
700jVa-Car Chetn C«. 60^ CO 60% r<o*i
»— - 1 200!Waba*.h 15^1 lr.'i 15 , lrt%
2(Xji I>o pfd 3314132% 33 :«%
.;. , JWpIU FarpoEx.J 153 154
100- Western CnJon..! 7014 7014 701*, 7'»i^
'«\u25a0 < : :<*\u25a0» West insrhoupe ...09 C 6 65% 07"
«r,'."..':i Do l^t'pfd"--- •'^•- /*-"• 12 14 "
\ ! Do2dpfd- r7r 7
»w York Bonds
I-? rer 2s reg..100?,!l n t Met 4«^s ...V7914
* Do coupon 100%jInt Mer Mar 4Us. r^»
\u2666 -*Do Sf r^g.... - .101% i Japan 4s SS«
• Do coupon 101% l Do 4% 94%
Do 4s rejt 115V 4 'Kan City So let 3s 73%
Do >oupon 115141 L Shor deb 45.1931 93V»
, AHis-Cha! Ist ss. 75%! M. X & Tex Ist 4s «7
« Amcr Arrival 5?.1<f2 i Do ?pn 44s ... S5
— Snwr T&T ot 45.1031i-!Mo PcclflV 4s 764
A^ier Tobacco -Ss. ftO J>o ct 5s 91%
p rt 6s 1C541N n of Mcx 445. Qi%
Armoor 44s »I%!N V C gen 3%5.. 884
Ctoa ff<»n 4s .... 9*u /4 | Do dPb 4s ..;.. 93
Do ov 4s ..504 4:Ny.NH& H er 65.133? i
Do ct 5« JOS iSor & W Ist con4s 95%
Atlan C List 4s. 93%! Ho ct 4s „ 99%
ERlt & Ohio 45. . SS INcr Pacific 4s 934
no 34s --92 54! p o 3*3 * - 70%
s-Do sV 34I 8 .. !*0 Jo S Line rfd*. 4s. 92»/J
Brooldrn Tr cv 4f »52? 4 !Pa <*r S4«. 1913. 95%
T«>jitr*l of <Ja 55.107 IPa con 4s _...... -.103
' <>nt leather 55.. «*»4 Reading seri 45...- 88
CRR. cf.XJ gn 55.122 St l< 4SK ft 4s. 81%
' 'Ches & Ohio 445-l«JlM: Do pen 5k ..... «>Vs
D<> ref 5s . 94% St LS W con-4s.'<s
: "V^i i- Alton 345: fia% Do 3t-t gold At,.. 9<>
<: H & Q joint 4s f154 f^abosrd A L 45.' 75%
<- Do pen 4* ..... P«% Ho Pacific col 45.. H2
«"*».M& StP pn 3%« 92 Do ct 4s SO%
i'.RI& Pac col 4* 72* i Do Ist ref 4ft.. .83%
Do rffdp 4*.'... S!<H j So Rnilwar 5s JO7»J
Colo liidu* Os 70 j Do gvu is ..... »«»vi
LOWER PRICES
IN WALL STREET
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.— Today's
brief session on: the stock ex
change was without noteworthy
incident. American securities
were steady in London but opened
heavy here and this tone was con
tinued to the end, before which
some of the lowest prices of the
week were reported. The pres
sure against Union Pacific, Le
hiffh Valley, United States Steel
and other standard issues was
most marked.
Imports of drygoods and gen
eral merchandise for the week
were $1,500,000 in excess of the
previous week. a*nd the total
since the beginning of the year
is $17,000,000 greater^ Another
largre shipment of currency to the
Pacific coast was made today with
indications that the movement to
that center and. Canada had not
yet run its course. ' »
The leading railway systems
continue to submit reports of
operations for October. That of
the Chicago and Northwestern
roa.l showed a loss of $408,000 in
operating income, while Louis
ville and Nashville reported a loss
for the same account of $341,000.
On the other hand, the Burling
ton showed a decrease of $690.
000 in operating expenses and an
increase in total net revenues of
$1,260,514.
The bank statement was es
pecially interesting for its large
actual increase in loans, this item
aggregating more than $18,000,000
despite the week's liquidation in
stocks. The cash loss of $10,500.
000 also exceeded largest esti
mates. Other banks and trust
companies showed a nominal ex
pansion of the loan account.
Government bonds were un
changed on call for the week.
Total sales, $1,009,500.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3. —E. F.
Hutton & Co.'s wire says: The
president's message will be out
Monday and possibilities of an
anthracite* decision on Tuesday.
ThesA factors should make for
lower prices unless, the short in
terest is extended, which we think
is somewhat so.
Transactions are mostly con
fined to floor trading, with a little
commission business with market
backing and fillingr and profes
sionals short. No features.
Colo Midland 45.. C 9 Union Pacific 45.. 101
Col So r&ext 4V.s. 97% Do cv 4s 103
Del & Hud cv 4*. 9S Do Ist & ref 4s. 9ft
Den & Rl.> G 4s. »4 IT S Rubber (V..102
Do ref 5s 90 !u S Steel 2d 55.. 103%
Distillers 5s 774!\"a Car Chem 55.. 99%
Erie prior lien 4s. R4 |Wabash"lst 5s 109
Do pen 4s 73 I Do Ist & ext 4s. 62%
Do cv 4?. per A7l (Western Md 45... .S6Vi
Do cv 4s, ser B 68% j Westing El cv ss. 01%
Cen E!e<-t ct 55.. 148 iWls Central 45... 92%
111 Cen Ist ref 4s. 96"£!
.New York Mining Stocks
Alice 2.00!I.!Ule Chief 10
Com Tunnel Stock 20 Mexican ...T. M
Cora Tunnel Bonds 1R Ontario 2.00
Con Va Mln Co.. S7-Ophir 1.10
Horn Silver 30,.Standard 45
Iron Silver 1.35! Ye110w Jacket ... 25
LeadvlUe Con ... 10|
Xew York Curb Stocks
Bid. Ask.! Bid. ASk.
Amer Tob . .4(13 406 Nipiseing 10%" 11
Eraden 4 4UlOhio 19-16 I 6*
Brit Colum.. <i% 64fRa.v Central.. 2 2 1-16
Bte. Coalition 17% lS^lßay Con ... 19% 19%
Chi Subway. 4 4U!San Toy 20 25
Chino 22% 22%!Stnndard Mill 15 18
Cons Aril .. 1% I 7*!I 7 *! Do pfd ... 4S 52
Dolores 4% substandard 0U.G12 613
Davis Daly.. 1% l%!S«per & Pitts 13U 14
Xl Rayo ... 3% 3%!Tri Bullion... 7-16 .9-16
! Kly Cent ... 12 14 llTn Copper .. 4%" V>U
F:rst Natnl.. 1% 2 Do pfd ... 10 20
Glroux 6% 6"iiUn Hiro 1 3-
Dalsy 5 X I Yukon !3% 4
Florence ... .1% 1 5-16 Fraction 15 17 :
«ireene Can.. 6% 7^Mutnbo Ex . . 22 23
ting Express. lSs 195 !Nev Utah ... T s 1
Inspirstn 9 7-16 » 9-16M«son Val .. '9% 10%
Inter Rub .. 26i 4 26% < Kly Con 36 40
Kerr I^ke ..6 33-16 6Vißelmont • 4 5-16 4 7-16
ILa R^><=e ... 4U 4%iNe T Hills ... 2 2%
Miami 10^ 19%! Mays 73 74 •
Mines «f Am 47. 55 iJune 10 20
Do n«>w ..4 7-16 4^|Keystone 2Tg 3
Mnntg Sho... 7 10 jßay rights ..33 06
Boston Stocks
BOSTON. Dee. 3— E. F. Hutton & Co.'s
wire *ay*: Prices for copper shares continue
to show irregularity, although the market Is
less active, with less pressure to sell. Ut«h
consolidated irs* fluctuated between 13 and 13%;
Other departments show prices unchanged, with
trading quiet. There ar<> co features.
Amalgamated copper exports of copper In No- !
vember were 2T«/!07 ton?, an increase of 1.100 :
over October and 5.000 tons over November of ;
lapt year. The foreign visible" supply on Decem- '
her 1 was reduced 7.455 tons from November 1.
There has J^er-n a steady decline of foreign
storks Blare Mnrcb. when the total was 127.075
tons. Ob December 1 the total was 91.57R tons. \u25a0
The Butte camp produced 361 tons more in
November than in October. The statistical posi
tirin of tlie metal indicates an advance in price,
which should l»e reflected in a moderate ad- ,
van«-e of all copper securities.
The following list Is furnished by E. F. Hut
tr>n & f!n., 4!>O California street, San -Francisco:
Bid. Ask.i Bid. Ask.
Adventure .. 6 nv.'lW.rth Lake... 6% 7
Allonez 3R 38 |Old Dominion — SS
Arcadian ... 3 3"r 4 Osceola : 120 125
AHz Com .. 12 1 - 12%'OJIbway <i 7
Atlantic 6 6% ! Parrot .. 12 12V-
A P 4% 4-^Qulncj- 72 74 "
Do pfd ... 14 15 iShanuon 11 ll'J
B«laklsl» ... svi 6 (Santa Fe ... 1% 1%
Bte <oalltion 17*-. IS jfnited Shoe.. 54 55
Cal & Ar!r.. 51 52 ! Do pfd ... 29 29%
Cal & Hecla.s4s 560 'Super & Bost 5%" 6 "•!" •!
Centennial .. 15 17 JSuper & Pitts 13 13%
Coppr Range e«*,i^ 67 | Super . Copper. 42% 42%
Daly West... 3% 4 (Tamarack ... 50 —
East Butte.. 10' i ]o%|Trlnity 4 T /i 5
Franklin ft'; 10 i; s Mining. 32% 32%
Granby 35 S6 ! Do pfd ...46ti46%
Hancock 21% 22%|l*tah Cons .. V3\ 13%
Helvetia m 2 J Victoria 2 2%
Ifle llr.yalc. . 17% IS (Wolverine ... — 117
Indiana 12 \u25a0 — jw.vandotte .. 1% 1%
Kerr Luke .. r,% 6T* I Winonn S% «u 4
I Keweenaw .. 2vh 3*4]Greene Can... R T (, 7%
! Lake Copper. 33' A 33V>!Glroux 6% 7
jLa Salle ... 7«« — !Algomah S% X\
Mess Can .. S% R'ilßay Con ... 19 19%
Mich Mm .. 3% 4 "|Bos & Albany.22l '• — "
Mohawk ....44 45 Bos Elev ...127%128
Newhouse ... 1% 1% Bos & Maine. — ' 128
North Butte. 29*4 29% United Fruit.. 192% 193
Ncv Cons .. 18% IS I
Boston Curb Stocks
Bifl. A*k.j Bid. Ask.
Ariz & Mu*h. 14 16 (Davis Daly... 1% 1%
Ahmeek 165 175 JKly Witch 10 " 12
Bohemia 3% 3<S,!rn»plrction ..9 7-16 9%
Bo<=ton Ely.. 1% 1V t 'Keystone — 24
Calavera* ... 2*» 3 iLlve Oak 42 43
Cactus .. 22 24 (Mason Val .. 9% 1O
Chief Cons.. 1% l%|Ohio 1% 15J,
Corbln 4% 5 Oneco 2 2%
Chino 22% 22% South Lake... Gy t 6%
London CloKins: Stockn
Cons for money. 79 11-16! Louisv & Na5h. ...145
Do for aect.79 11-16JM, X & Texas.... 32%
Amal Copper 6.V41N V Central 113%
Anaconda 8% I Norfolk & West 09 "A
Atchisr.n 102' i! Do pfd . .' 90 "
Do pfd 104%10nt & Western... 41%
Bait & Ohio IGS (Pennsylvania ..... 65%
Can Pacific 197% i Rand Mines \u0084 594
Ches & Ohio 82% (Reading 74^
Chi Great West.. 23 ISo Railway 25%
Chi, Mil & St P. 124 ' Do pfd 61
I"c B'-ers 17%|50 Pacific .......116
Den & Rio G 29%! Uni on Pacific 174%
Do pfd .71%! Do pfd" 94%
Erie -28 lU S Steel 75^
J>o Ist pfd 40% 1 Do pfd .1191."
Do 2d pfd 36 IWabash 16%
Grand Trunk .... 23* Do pfd 34*4
1 111 Centrsl 134V.fSp6nish 4b 90
Bar silver—^Steady; 25-' Hid l>er ounce.
Money — 3%ftr4 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 3%®4 per cent and for three
months' bills 3 15-16(3:4 per cent.
1 .
Condition of the Treasury
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.— At the beginnlnp of
business today the condition of the treasury- was:
Working balance in treasury offices, |33,30ft,
134; in banks and Philippine treasury. $47.431.
861. The total balance In the general fund was
$55,770,073. Ordinary receipts yesterday were
$2,130,290. with disbursements of $2,802,263.
The deficit to date this fipcal year is $9 731 -
017. against $2G.724,55R at' this time last year.
These fljrures exclude Panama canal and public
debt transactions.
Individual Deposit <h Increase
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3— The -report- of the
national banks of the United States in answer to
the call of November 10 shows a decrease < in
loans and discounts of $16,500,000. a decrease in
cash of f35.800.000 and a pain of Individual de
posits of $ 159.000.000. The total reserve was an
average of 21.1% per cent, which was ?73,000,000
above the amount required by law.
».__ , * S* 1 ' R***rve Decrease •
• NEW AORK. Dec. 3.— The statement of clear-
Ing house banks for the week shows , that the
banks hold 511.577.000 more than the legal re
quirements of the 25 per cent reserve rtile. This
is a decrease of $6,393,000 In the proportionate
cash reserve as compared with last week
Condition of .Vatlonnl Banks
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.— General decreases in
loans and discounts, losses of cash and pains in
individual deposits sre shown in the report of
the national bants of the condition at t the close
of business on November 10. when the last call
w'ns made by the comptroller of 'the currency.
Id thit ngsr-Satc, loaus ami discounts snowed a
THE SAy FRANCISCO QAEL,u SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1910.
Oil Stocks Become Very Active
Other Stocks Devoid of Feature
loes of $16,000,000, cash $33,000,000 and indi
vidual deposits gained $159,000,000.
Tie gains In loans and discounts were all iv
the western, middle western, Pacific and south- ;
era states. Eastern banks appeared to be closing
in. \ Tfce reserve held by all the banks was
$1,314,611,326, which was $73,993,336 more than
is required by law.
New York city shows a loes in loans and,.'dis
count* of $67,656,963, a loss in cash of $44,183.
764. and a gain in individual deposits of $22,
274,404.
Chicago shows a loss In loans and discounts of
$4,593,560: loss in cash of. $6,864,608, and a gain
in deposits of $3,622,599.
St. Louis shows a loss in loans and discounts
of $4,418,049; a gain in cash of $506,857, and a
gain in deposits of $1,(181,849.
Boston shows a loss in loans and discounts of
$2,306,562; gain in cash of $2,050,811. and a.
gain in individual deposits of $12,833,779.
CLEARING HOUSE BANKS. DAILY
AVERAGES
Amount. I Increase. Decrease.
Loans ..... $1,229,081,000 $14,664,000 ..1........
Deposits .. 1,199.338.000 11,675,000
Circulation 4R.449.000 $115,000 i
Specie 243.589,000..... '. 2,772.000
Legal tender 68,128r000 703,000
Reserve ... 311,712,000...; 3,473,000
Reserve 1
required. 299,839,000! 2,919,000
Surplus ... ll,S77,00O! 6,393,000
Ex U. S.
deposits . 12,295,0001 6,391,000
CLEARING HOUSE BANKS. ACTUAL CONDI
TION THIS DAY
1 Amount. Increase. J Decrease.
Loans $1,240,570,000 $18,271,000
Deposits .. 1,205,544.000 5.247,000 ...
Circulation ! 48,424,000... $108,000
Specie 236.800.000 8.451,000
Legal tender 67,634.000. 2,119.000
Reserve ... 306,434,000 10,570,000
Reserve f
required . 301.386,000 2,062,000
Surplus ...| 5,049.000 12,631,000
Ex U. S.i !
deposits .[ 5,461.000..- 12.628,000
STATE BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES OF
GREATER NEW YORK NOT REPORT
ING TO THE CLEARING HOUSE
I Amount. I Increase. Decrease.
lioanfi $1,097,686,0001 $2,259,000
Specie U5.406.00ii! $1,135,000
Legal tender 21.160,000 156,000
Total depos. 1.162.580,000 7.975.000
The Financier will say:
"Owing to a decrease of $10,569,500 In legal
tenders and specie, the surplus reserve of the
New York clearing house banks was reduced for
the week ending Saturday by $12,631,200, which
leaves the present surplus of over the 25 per
cent minimum at $5,048,500. or less than one-third
the amouut reported for tho previous week. The
loss in cash, which was heavier than anticipated,
was due to large payments into the subtreasury
by the banks for transfer to the Pacific coast
and to withdrawals by the Canadian banks. A
feature of the statement which stems to Indicate
that the banks are taking on loan commitments,
which had been temporarily shifted elsewhere,
was the Increase of $18,270,800 in the loan Item.
"The loans of the trust companies and outside
Institutions Increased $2,298,000. so that the loan
expansion of the banks can not be traced to the
shifting of that Item by the trust companies. The
figures given above are based on the statement of
nctfi.il conditions issued Saturday. The state
ment of averages made the loss of cash only
53.474.200. the loan increase $14,664,000 and the
deleft expansion $11,074,000.
"The present surplus reserve figured on the
average statement is $11,877,050 or more" than
twice as large as indicated by the actual state
ment report."
>Terr York Money Market
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.— Money on call, nom
inal.
Time loans, very dull: 60 and 90 days, 4% per
cent: six. months. 4(j3sVi per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 5 to 5% per. cent.
Sterling exchange, firm, with actual business
in bankers* hills at $4.5265(?t4.5270 for 60 day
bills and $4.R610 for demand.
Conimereifil bills, $4.8154@4.52.
Bar silver. 55c.
Mexif-an dollars. 46c.
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds,
steady.
Money, Stock* and Trade
J. S. Bache & Co. of L New York say: j"The
money situation is gradually approaching nor
mal. Time money Is easier. Commercial paper
Is in fair demand with rates somewhat reduced.
Funds are accumulating in the. hands of private
investors, but with as yet only slight influence
upon the bond market, whence these, accumula
tions must finally go in part. The Iron business
shows no improvement. Few rail orders have
been placed. Some of the railroads ore. figuring
"n bridge work, but car orders are coming out
slowly. The whole country is awaiting the out
come of important developments. The supply
of stocks is limited, but the public does not
respond to rising prices, which .are maintained
only momentarily. The swing to and fro In
quotations is of the deadlock character and im
portant news, either good or bad, must be
awaited for any decided change. The whole sltu
atiou is a waiting one."
Northern Biiafnesa
PORTLAND. Dec. 3.— Clearings, $1,540,051;
balances. $134,100.
TACOMA: Dec. 3.— Clearings, $760,094; .bal
ances. $61. 004.
SEATTLE. Dec. .'{.—Clearings, $1, R51, 121; bal
ances. $103,736.
SPOKANE. Dec. 3.— Clearings, ?070,01S; bal
ances, $165.551.
Hank Clearing*
San Francisco bank clearings last week were
$47,597,227, against $46,426,53R for the same
week last, year, an increase of $1,170,659, or
2.5 per cent.
Loans, Exchange.and Silver ;
Prime mercantile paper .....5 (36 per cent
Loans on real estate 5% fit ß per cent
Sterling exchange, 60 days — (84.82%
Sterling exchange, 5ight. ....... — (514.864
Sterling exchange, cables — (34.87%
New York exchange. Right...... — @ Par
New York exchange, telegraphic. — <H! .02%
Hongkong exchange, sight —O) .45%
Hongkong exchange, telegraphic. — fit .45%
Silver, per ounce —^j .55
Mexican dollars, nominal.. — @ .50
CONTINENTAL
New *i*ork on'Paris.V 520
New \ork on Mexico ; 201%
Paris on London 5i \u25a0
Berlin on London 20.46%
STOCK MARKET
Associated oil was again the leader in activ
ity among the local securities ' yesterday and
recovered to $46.62%. closing at $46.50. Paau
han sugar was much quieter, only 75 shares
selling. California wine was firmer at $45.
There was nothing else- new. .
The San Mjiteo realty and Investment com
pany has levied an assessment of $5, dellnqupnt
January 3. .
The 0 per cent bonds of the Natomas 'consoll
OIL SALES FOR THE WEEK
Cfrttjpiled by^opklns-Maltman company, brokers, for the week endinz Friday, December
2, 1910. This list does not include yesterday's very heavy business
Stock— ,^. - • Hijth. Low. Last. ' Shares. Value. >
Alraa $1.00 $1.00 Si. oo ..............'
Apollo .07 .07 07 .........
Associated 45.87% 44.25 45! 50 "673 530,341.87%
Flue Moon . .OR .OR OS \u25a0'\u25a0' ..........
Brookshire 1.30 1.30 i'qo 100 130.00
California Seaboard ...•.....;. .. .25 , .25 '•"» '
Caribou 1.47% 1.40 f.40 ,'"20ol, 295.00
Coalintra Central .......".:...:. .40 40 40 " '- -
Coalinjra Mohawk 1.30 i.30 i'»o •••'• • !].'......
Coalinsra ' National v ....". ..;...... .)5 '12 14 • i'oOO '\u25a0"\u25a0"" 150 no
Consolidated Midway .20 .10 "o 0 " i' 6°% " 325 00
Cresceus ......: .70 .70 '70 ' "' „*..• ......'
Debney :. 10 .10 *io "* \u25a0.
Del Rey .10 .10 *1O """ ; .........
De iAixe 1.20 1.15 i"JS ' Voo" 450.00
Dominion .75 .7.1 -^ .........' *
Empire 2.75 2.75 n'~\u0094n '~'~ \u25a0 '"" .'.'..'.'.1.]'..
Knos .:..... — 70 .70 T |7o" '!!!!! 5" IH'lvM 1 !;-;;/
Fulton .' 1.25 \u25a0 1,25 1 95 '-\u25a0" \u25a0 '- ."-
Illinois Crude ...... .35 .35. 'a'r. " 105.00
Claremont ...........:..... . ...:... 1.35 1.25 1*25 100 135.00 .I
Junction ....' '.. 23 .23 , 23* '-\u25a0>""' ".;...
Kern River ...".. ....'. S.OO S.OO ' SOO \u25a0\u25a0•""" - -"'!!"."
Maricopa National .25 .24 '24 1000 "V&O.OO
S C A™.. I::::::::::::::::::-::::::::: 2 :l^ 25« * ;j^ \u25a0:' 4-5.00
Moute Cristo . .:.... 2. C0 2.55 255 " "'.'.'.^!!! \u25a0
Nevada C0unty, ................. ....... .10 .jo - Vo '""' '..1......
Nevada Midway .V.;... .in , iio ' 16 .""",'*" '.'.',
New Pennsylvania'' 'Petroleum.'.'.' .fiO 50 •' 'fin * Vrio -*"i'sooo
Occidental j..... .;.... -.15 .15 .w .iw . ii^J
Orcutt oil .10 10 '10' "*-\u25a0-**>..; ,
Pacific States Petr01eum.. ....".......... .30 .no -30' '""'!.'.'.*.".'!!.'-
Paraf fine ........ .60 .ho "fio •\u25a0..•\u25a0•.""""\u25a0.'-
Palnier ...•.....................:.. 1.52% 1.42% . 1. - 47% S.Vfio . :
Peerless ..4.50 4.50 4 so ~ " ;.::.r
Piedmont; .10 '-.10' - "lO • '"'" "!!'!"'
Pinal... :.......... 6.25 5.00 500 \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0* ' : ]"":
Premier ........./........;....... 75 .70 ..: [ 7 ~' 4,V00 : •'.i'ISO.OO :
Record •• 5.50 5.00 5 v) '...,..-r
Republic :.".- .50 .45 \u25a0 ;49; 49 \u25a0 i^) : V "945.b0~l
Sacramento 1.00 1.00 im"' " •' "
San Francisco & McKittrick. .............. .15.00 10.00 \u25a0 1000 \u25a0 • '"" -""i'-'-"-.
Saner Dough ....._....... ............;. I. SO 1.75 ' x'-^ ~*Vo'o '"\u25a0" \u25a0 =* TlOO.OO 'li'
Section 25. ......7... ....•...........:..-... .24.50 24.50 «>4 50 \u25a0 ' ' \u25a0.
Sesnon :.....:. ..................... S.OO S.OO "r'oo :"\u25a0'\u25a0'-' ';'"-".-
Silver Tip ........... 1.25 • 1.25 I*s " : " W.'.'.'.W.
§:w,.&: w ,. & B ." • -.40 • .S5 [35. ' iV)oor< - '•' 400.00
Sterltng 2.00; 2.00 «> 00 :
"Superior ....'. ....: ....;... .15 . .15 *\u25a0•.-•\u25a0•. <\u25a0 •.••",\u25a0\u25a0."•
Turner ......... 1.10 1.00 100 '"." !!!"!!!!':
United^. ...............;............... .75 .72 !72 i'oV'«> ' " 750.00 '
Wolverine ..;........... V .40 ,40 40- \u25a0• . \u25a0 .. . r
w.K.oii .:.......;...: 2.00 2.00 n'^ ••••• : , v:•\u25a0-\u25a0:
./Yellowstone \u25a0...:... ..:...: 15 15 *"'i> '."\u25a0\u25a0 ; \u25a0 "\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
•Storage Certificates ..........\.. .......... .35 .34 ' ' ' :;43J906" .r v lS.m'W- V ;
Total ... ...... ;..•. .;.. ;.'. ......:'..........;.; • i J"il 59^ ; Asr,H 943.37 U."
dated were listed on the stock and bond exchange
yesterday and were quoted at ?&* bid,, none of
fered.
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
\u25a0"\u25a0SATURDAY, Dec. 3—10:80 a. m.
' .UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask.! : " . . Bid. Ask.
1 4s qr cp new — 116 |3s qr coup... — —
' MISCELLANEOUS BONDS •
Ala AW ss. — 100 O G.L&H Ks.lol 102%
Am REI ss. — 85 Oak Tran 6s.lOS*>; — .
Asso Oil 6s. 96 — Oak I Tran -55.103%104
Bay CPC 55.101% — ' 0 Tran.Cn ss— 104%
Cal C G 55. 100% — 0 Trac Cn 5s 97%100
Cal G'& E g ; 0 Trac Co 5s 92 . f<3
m & ct 5s 99Vi-09% O ;.W gtd ss. »4% 95
Cal st C 55. 101% — * Om Cable 65. 106 — •
Cal Wine ss. 90V. 92% Pac Glm 4s. — f»<)%
City El Gs:-.-80% — P E Ry 55.. — 105
i C C Wat 5s. \u25a0 —-, 99% Pac L&P ss. — , 90
Do g mgss — 94% Do gtd ss. 100% —
Ed El LA 3s 99 _ Pac T&T ss. 99% —
Ed L&P 6s. — — p & C H 65.100 —
DuPt/P 4%s So*ii — P & O R 6s. — —
First FTrss — — People's W6s 68% 69
F& C H 65.101% — Powell st 65.. 09 —
HC & S Ss.lol — JSac EG&RSs.IOO% —
Hon R T 68.100 105 S Diego R ss. — —
L Tahoe R5s — 105 S J L&P ss. 95% — \
L A Elec ss. 9S — S F Blßyos —
LAG &Elss 9S — SF.O & SJ5s. — 106%
Do Cor ss. 97% Do 2d mgss — 96^
LARy55,.105% Do Con ss. — '— '
LAL gtd ss. — .100 S.T&.SCR4%B— Ssj
LAP 1cm.5«.100 — Sierra R 6«..t00 105
LAP Cal ss. — 100% S P of C 6s J
Marln W ss. 100*5 — (1912) ....102 —
Mkt st C 65.102»i — SPC 1c jr Ss.llo — i
Do lem ss. — 100 S P B'R 65.125%126%
MV& MtTss. — 102% SPRR Ist r4« — 96
Natoma C6s R4 — Stkn G&E »5.105% —
N R of G 65.1105 i — JSV W g mg4« 90% — -
N C Ry 55. 100 — U G & E ss. 95% —
NCPCo 5s 96 — UR of SF 4s. 66% —
NCPCn 5s — OUi Val Co P ss. 99 100
N El Co ss. — . 91
WATER STOCKS '--;\u25a0,
Marin Co .. 55% 61 IS \" Wat Co. 50% 51*,*
Peop W pfd 38 39% I '
GAS) AND ELECTRIC STOCKS
City El Co.. 57% 55% Pac L pfd... — > —
N Cal Power — — Do com ... 71 —
Oro W, L&P 63 64
INSURANCE STOCKS
Cal Ins Co.. 75 ?0 |Pac C Cas C 0.155 175 !
Firemn's Fd.252%270 |
BANK STOCKS
Am Ntl Bk. — — (First Natn1.. 225 250
Anglo & Lon. — 154 JMer Nat Bk. — —
Bank of Cal. — 205 lUnion T Co.. — —
Cent Trust. .l 23 126 * | *
• SAVINGS BANKS
Ger S & L.2550 2900 I Hum Say Bk. — —
Hum S -8fc.,124 . — (Sec Sav*Bk..— 330
STREET RAILROAD STOCKS
California .. — — | presidio — «2%
POWDER STOCKS
Dv Pont pfd — S5 • Giant Con .. 55% —
Do com ..142%152
STTGAR STOCKS
Hawaiian C. 32% — Makaweli S C 32% —
Honokaa SC — — Onomen S C. — 37%
Hutch SPC 14% — Paauhau S C. 17 \u25a0 IS
Kllauea S C. 12 — [Union S Co.. — 07%
OIL STOCKS -' . .- -
Amal Oil Co. — — Union Prov .. — —
Asso Oil Co. 46% 46% United Pet . . — —
Palmer Oil., lii — W Coast opf — 101
Sterling 011.. — 2*i Do com ... — —
Union Oil . . — _ ,
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Alaska PA.— — (Pac Aux FA — 5
Cal F C A..103%106 (Pac C Rorax.ls6 —
Cal Wine A. 45 I Pac T&T pfd 95 97%
MV4 MtTm. — — 1 Do com — 45
N Alas S Co. 93 , 105 ' | Philip T&T 23% —
M'orning'sesiion
10 Alaska Packers' Assn SR.OO
10 Associated OH Co. 46.12%
315 Associated Oil Co 46. 50
25 Associated OilCo 46.62 V,
2<K) California Wine Assn 45.f:0
20 Hawaiian Coml & Sugar. 32.50
25 Makaweli Sugar C 0..... 32.50
75 PaHuhau S P Co 17. 0n
500 Pnlrae-r; Oil Co. . '. 1 . 50
10 Spring ' Valley Water Co 50. 50
52.000 Sacramento El. Gas & Rv !55..101.00
$1,000 United R R of S F. 45.." 67.00
UrVM-sTKn SECURITIES : :.;
Bid. Ask.! Bid. Ask.
S Cruz Com. 40 43% (Honolulu. Sag.' 33% '4o
Do 6s ... — 92% I West Pac 55*93*,4 —
Pac G&E cm 68 00 I Peop W com. 2 2 ,.
- SALES
50 Honolulu' Sugar (p00t)...-.. 35.50 ,
100 People's Water C common) 2 .25
10 Pacific Gas & Electric (com).. 65.00 \u25a0
MINING STOCKS
Minlnu stocks were Inactive and without fea
ture yesterday; The only changes .were, ln the
southern Nevada?. Florence : selling 5c iip «t
?1.40 nnd GoldSeld consolidated 10c, up at $5.20.
Tlie Mexlcatt output last week was as fol
lows: 2.1*00 level, 33 raining cars. of ore asjsay
ing 512.1. r > per ton; 2.300 level. 36 cars assHvlne
$16.50: 2.350 level, IS cars assaying $7.40; 2.400
level. 1!) ears assaying $7.70; 15 ears assaying
•527.10. Tho face Is all in quartz, averagtug
$12 per ton.
Leon> M. Hall, formerly consulting engineer of
the Conistock pumping association, .which was
dissolved when the present United association
was organized, is about to be presented with a
23 Jewel Howard gold watch." chain and Klk
charm. On the out9ide of the front case , is. his
monogram and on the back case is an engraving
of a Reldfer pump. On the inside Is the fol
lowing Inscription': "Presented to Leon M. Hall.
E. M. andM. E.. by the employes of the Com
sto<-k pumping association and his Comstoek
friends, lis a . token of appreciation and honor
able fellowship." \u25a0 \ • '
SAN" FRANCISCO STOCK* EXCHANGE
; Following were the sales on the San' Fran
cisco stock exchange yesterday: " -..'.'.
COMSTOCKS
R» gulnr Morning Session '
700 Andes 051 100 Mexican ...... OO
200 Challenge OR| 200 Savage ....... 11
600 Con Va M 02 300 Sierra Nev. ..."IS
100 Gould * Cur. 14| 500 Union Con ... 20
200 Julia Con ... 05|
Informal Session
100 Andes 05! 100 Crown Point...'. 37
100 Belcher ...... 40 200 Gould &: Cur.'. 13
100 Best & Belch. 171 .SOO Mexican ...... 00
300 Bruns Chollar.- 21 100 jf. Gwild & C.. 13
200 Brims Potosl. 21 200 N Gould & : ,C. 14
200 Con Va M.... 01! 400 Opbir ..... .1.12%
100 Crown Point.. 30 j 500 Scorpion ....... 05
100 Crown Point.. 38| 500 Sierra. Nev .... 15
I CLOSING OL'OTATIONS
Bid. Ask. I , Bid. Ask.
Alpha — - 031 Julia : Con .... 05. 06
Alta — lOlJustlce — 10
Andes 04 05|Kentuck Con.. — 1m
Belcher 30 40 I^ndy Wash . . — OR
Best &• Belch. 17 IS Mexican .'.... ..: 80 90
Bruns Chollar. 21 22 N Gould & C. 14 15
Bruns Potosl. 21 22 Occidental 42 \u25a0 '> —
Bullion 06 "OSOphir 1.12 1.15
Caledonia .... IS SJOJOverman ...... 30 33
Challenge .. OR 10|Potosl ........ — .35 ;
Chollar 04 05! Savage ... 10 US
Confidence ... — 45 1 Seg Belcher .. OS 10
Con Va M.... 00 J)2, Scorpion 04 06
Con Imperial. 01 03 Sierra Nev ... 15 16
Crown Point.. 37 40!Sllver Hill ... 03 05
SUMMARY OF
THE /MARKETS
New York Htocks and coppers fea
ture lean.
Cotton market advanced.
Local oil stocks suddenly very ac
"tlve.:. .;\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.-\u25a0•\u25a0 -'.•;\u25a0. •\u25a0\u25a0
Rain does not affect orraln market.
Bank clearlnfcs gain 2.5 per cent.
CotfTee mippliea greatly reduced.
Butter market much stronger.
E£T£s nteady.
Potato prices rlnlne.
AVet weather checks fruit trading.
Poultry: quiet and" weak, v
Hay continues very dull.
Colored beans firm; whites steady.
No • further change In provisions.
Exchequer \u0084. 06- 08 Union Con ... 20 21
Gould & Cur. 12 14 Utah ......... 03 04
Hale & Norc. - 12 14 Yellow Jacket. 25 ' 27
TONOPAH AND GOLDFIBLD STOCKS
''Regular ;. Morning Session
100 Booth • 0811000 Man Con .... 03
1000 CO; D...;..." 14 000 Midway ...... IS
1500 Com Fraction. 17 100 Montana ..... 95
100 Florence .....1.35 2000 North Star .., 04
1000 Jim Butler .. 26 400 West End .... 51
.500 MacNamara .. 20 : ..'• .
• \u25a0 • \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0' Informal Session
300 Booth OS 400 Montana . 95
400 Blue Bull ... 05 100 Nev Hills ....2.10
100 Com Fraction. 17 3000 North Star ... 04
100 Florence .1.35 1200 Pitts S Peak.. 65
.300 Florence ...1.37% 1000 Red .Top Ex.. 04
700 Florence ..... 1 .40 2500 Rescue Enla . . 04
600 Gld Con M...8:20 500 West End ... 50
1200 Julia Con ... 05 1000 West End ... 51
2000 Lone Star ...• 03! ..
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
V. ./CALIFORNIA
Bld.Ask. Bld.Ask.
Argonant. 1.00 —Cent Eureka... —1.00
NEVADA
Tonopah District
; Bid.Ask. Bid.Ask.
Belmont .....4.35 4.40 North Star ... 04 05
Jim Butler .. 25 26 Rescue Eula .. 09: 10
MacNamara .. 20 21"! Ton Exten ...1. 00 1.05
Midway .....is 19lTon of Nev. ..8.30 8.50
Mizpah Ex .. — . 301 West End ... 51 52
Montana ..... 95 96|
. J . i Goldfield District
Adams ...„. 01 02|Gld Kewanas.. 07 OS
Atlanta .....T 12 13 Gld Merger M. — 00
Blue Bell ... 02 03iGrandma 02 03
Blue Bull ... 04 06 Great Bend ..02 03
Booth ....... 06 .08 Ort Bend Anx. — 01!
C.O D. ...... 14 15 Grt Bend Ex. — 01!
Columbia Mt.. — 03 Jumbo Ex 21 22
Com Fraction. 17 -18|Lone Star .... 03 04
Conqueror .... 01 02 Oro 05 06
Cracker Jack. 01 02lRed Hi 11 5..... 02 OS
Dmdfld Trngl. — OlJßed Top Ex.. 04 05
Florence. ..... 1 . 40 1 .45 Silver Pick . . 06 OS
Frances Mhk. 01 —St Ives ...... — 15
Gold Bar Gld — 10 Wonder — - 01
Gld Con M... 8. 20 8.25 Yellow Tiger.. 04 —
Gld Portland. 01 02 '
Bullfrog District
Amethyst ..... — 01 Mont Bullfrog. — 01
Bonnie Clare.. — 04 Montgomy Mt. — 01
Blfrg Nat Bk 01 02 Tramp Con ... 03 04
Homestake K. — . 01 Valley View... 02
Mayflower Con 04 * 05! .
Manhattan' District
Man Con 02 04iPlne Nut — 01
Man \u25a0 Dexter... 05 — jStray Dog ... — 02 j
Mineral Hill... — 01 Thanksgiving.. — - 05
Mustang Man. 01 02
Other Districts
Eagle's Nest.. 03 04iPltts S Peak.. 64 66
Falrvw <} Bid 04 05 Ramsey .. 01 02
Falrvw Eagle. 35 _R aw Coalition. 04 05
Fairvw Hailst 02. .04 Round Mt .... 35 40
Jack, Pot .... 02 04 Tecopa Con .. — 40
Nev IJllls ...2.07 2.10
Asaessinent Directory Conistock Mines
Company— \o. Del. Board. Sale Day. Amt.
Gould & Curry... 18 Nov. 2 Dec. 27 .10
Chollar ........:. 14 Dec. 5 Dec. 30 .10
Caledonia- .83 Dec. 9 Dec. 30 .10
Yellow Jacket.... 38 Dee. 17 Jan. 24 .15
Union ....... ....24 Dec. IS Deer 13 .10
Best & Bblcher * Dec. 27 ....... .10
Belcher .*...... Dec. 30 10
Con. Imperial ".'-. Jan. 2 01
OIL STOCKS
The oil Ktocks suddenly became very active
yesterday, with a heavy business in Associated.
Consolidated Midway, Palmer and Premier. The
tone of the: market was strong and Associated
sold up to $46.25. Consolidated Midway was
firmer at 22c. S. W. & B. firmer at 40<* and
Silver Tip t3rmer at $1.35; Premier had tin
excited business - after the board, some 35,000
shares charging hands in addition to the sales
on call. It was the most active day for. some
months.
Coalinsa Mohawk levied, an assessment of 4c.
delinquent in office January 5; sale day, Janu
ary 27.
. .California oil companies listed on the Sun
Francisco stock exchange paid a total of $.>«.
072.69 In dividends for the month of November.
Following are the fijrures. as compiled by F.
C. Devlin; assistant secretary of the exchange:
Date. [ Company. Amount.
Nov. I—American1 — American Pet. common $82,616.30
Nov. I—American1 — American Pet. preferred 11.673.55
Nov. 15 — Caribou ....' 20.175.75
N'>v. 2S— Claremont :... lo!ooo!<;0
Nov. 25— Columbia 4,990.31
Nov. 25— Do extra 4.91)6.31
Nov. 30 — Kmpire \u0084 -2.000.00
Nov. 20— Home ..' ; , 2,000.00
Nov. I—Kern1 — Kern niver 2.000.00
Nov. 2*>— MRscot 20,000.00
Nov. I— Mexican Petroleum 5". 602. 76
Nov. 19— Monte Cristo 50.000.00
Nov. 15 — New I'enn Pet 5.000. 00
Nov. 25 — Palmer 1S.O2".1O
Nov. 15— Parafflne .5. 3.000.00
Nor. 3O_ Pinal 1. . 14,092.00
Nov. 15 — Record 7.500.00
Nov.' I— S. V. and McKittrick... .. . 15.000.00
Nov. 21 — Saver Dough 4.957.50
Nov. 6— Sesnon ....". r>.ono.oo
Nov. 20— Union ......'. 124.513.00
Nov. 20— United Petroleum 40.375.50
Nov. 10— United 0i1... 12.533.31
Total : . .$510,672.60
The Fresno Republican of December 1 says:
The Snge well 11 and the .Maricopa -Thirty-six,
both in the vicinity of the Lakevjew. broke
loose aatain yesterday nnd for several hours shot
oil into the air. The Sage 11 at noon blew the
tools out . of the well. - smashed the crown block
and spouted oil 300 feet above' the top of the
derrick. There was a great amount of gas. and
the volume of : oil was much less
than it appeared fn>m a distance. Yesterday's
performance of the Maricopa Thirty-six was a
little less spectacular than that of the Sage 11.
but otherwise the effect was similar. - The well
Is 1,907' feet deep and has just " entered .the oil
Rand from ' which the gas and. oil -come. It is
the intention of Superintendent- Tryon, how
ever, to go through this sand and. tap the .Lake
view strata. The Sage 11 and the Maricopa
Thirty-six: are about 1.400 feet apart, and when
both were ina ction things looked quite lively
In North Sunset.
That there Is • more, activity In the Little
Sespe district, Ventura county, at present thats
nt any time since the ; first operations were
started over 20 years api is the opinion of old
timers in the field. During: the last few months
many new rigs have been installed. ."Most of
these new operations are bclnK conducted in the
northern end of the field, above the old wells
of the Union oft company. Geological . condi
tions' in this locality are identical with those
of- the :lower or- older portion of the district,
and \u25a0'. there is ; therefore . every reason to ' believe
that -an extension of the field In the north
ern direction* will result in 'the development of
oil in the' same quantities, and of the same
quality as that produced In the Tar creek region
and farther down toward the Big Sespe creek.
Work Is being ' done, to control the Midway
.'Premier's big well by heavy- gates capable, of
sustaining \u25a0 a pressure, of 1.000 pounds- to- the
square inch, thnt . have ' been \u25a0 secured \u25a0' from tlie
Standard, and an effort will be made to attach
them to the casing. \u25a0 ': ;\u25a0\u25a0
\u25a0-.Tim ' gusher is ; producing? by latest reports
about 15,000 barrels. of oil daily.' During the
time the well was sanded up tanks were erected
for: settling the oil,: and the Standard's pumps
are '. now connected with these - tanks and are
handling about 10.000 to 12.000 barrels. Nearly
nil the oil is being saved.- hut some further \u25a0
economy will be possible when \u25a0 the new srates :
are in place.
SAX FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHAXRE i
Bid. Ask. l ' Bid. Ask. i
Alma — I.oo K>t Midway 16 —
Apollo . . 07 10 New Pa Pet 60 65
Asso OH . .46.00 46.25 Occidental .. 15
Blue Moon.. oS;_[ — Orcutt Oil .. 10 \u25a0 -~
BrookKhlre... 1:30 1132 Pne S Pet.. — 30
Cal Seabrd.- . 251 Para f fine ... — 76
Caribou ... . t.40 I.4s|Palmer ..... 1:47 1.50
Claremont.. ' 1.30 i;32| Peerless ..... — 4.50 '
Coalinsra <*." — 40 Piedmont ... 10' 15
Coal Mohwk 1.27 —Pinal .... '' 6110 —
Coel jNatnl. 11 15iPremier .... 75 .77
Con Midway 22. 23! Record ..... — 5.50
Cresceus ... — 70| Republic ... 46 51
Khbney ....- — lOlSacramento.: ' 1 .no • —
DeLuxe. .. 1.22 -— S F, &• McK.ll. oo 15.00
Dominion .. 75 95 Sailer Doush 1.75' 2.00
Empire- .... \u25a0 — 2.75 Sesnou ...... S. OO .-• —
Knos. :...:.. 70. — -iSllver Tip... 1.35 1.?,7
Fulton ..... — 1.251S W'&B.-.-. 39 .40
Gypsy \u25a0..:..- — '\u25a0"\u25a0 45|Sterling < .... 2.00 2.25
111, Crude. .. .— . 35 Superior r~ .:, — 15
Junction ... 23 39|Tnrner ..... I*oo. 1.23
Kern River. — S.OOlUnited 0i1... -72 ~
Maricopa N. 24' 25|Wolverlne \u25a0'..- 40 , — \u25a0
Maricopa '36 2.40 '/— W X Oil Co 2.00 2.25
McKittrick..' 16 20 Yellowstone. — 25
Monte: Crlst'2. 6o 2.65 Storage ctfs.V- 34% • — ,
Nev County. l 10 — ' \u25a0. • '
. SALES '
; 11:30 a: ' m. — -
. 20 Associated v Oil . .....:.... 46.25
-\u0084 SO Associated' Oil ......; 46.12%
:"100 Claremont.: « -10.-.....*........ .....: 1.32%
1200Xoalinca Mohawk... 1.30
6OOOCOO Midway- .............. ...; - .22
1 400 * Maricopa 1 36 H .'. ; \u25a0 2 . 40
.100 Monte. Cristo, s 90. ."..... 2.60/
3 100 • Palmer i ; . : . . . '. . . ....:.. . •\u25a0;* .TT: .TTViT i 1 .47%
3600 >Palmer ...'...... ........;...... .' 1.50 -
2400 Premier : ...\u25a0..'....'..:..•....\u25a0... ' ••.""
100 Premier :. .r. ....'....*. .... .76
2200 Premier:. .........\u25a0..."...: '..... .75
• 500. S * W & --8.".-. .'. . .". ... ..... ...'. . .... .to '
100 Silveri.Tip .;v.:".V. .."....'...:;..;. 1.35
•;•'-•-- '- -\u25a0: Street— . - - •.. '. - - - ' - \u25a0 - \
'200 Monte Cristo. ......\u25a0....." .".:. 2.60 '
LOS ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
[Spkhl Dispaidh t6 The ; Call}^A
- , LOS 'ANGELES,- Dec.': 3.— Uiiiou oil continued
f offee Higher, With Supplies Low
Butter Advanced and Eggs Steady
its decline on the stock exchange today. These
securities have fallen off 3 points during
the week and no one professes to know why.
Union Provident also slumped, but closed strong.
Central opened firm and advanced throughout
the day, closing at $1.85. American petrolenrn
sold at $56 and Amalgamated l was firm at $27.
California Midway was a shade higher, while
Consolidated .Midway was steady. Associated
and- Mexican common were firm. The call:
Producers — Bid. *- Ask.
Amalgamated Oil 00. ....... 24.00 27.00
American Crude Oil C 0...... .60
American Pet. Co. fpfd.).... — 1>5.0<» •
American Pet. Co. (c0m.).... — 56.50
Associated Oil 46.00 —
Bear Creek Oil and M. Co. . — .**-\u25a0>
California Midway Oil Co .52 . .53
Central ...;. 1.83*^ 1.*5
Cleveland ' Oil " Co B.oom ' 9.00 m
Columbia .'. . 1:00 1.10
Consolidated Midway Oil Co. .20' i .20*4
Euclid Oil Co.; — .65
Fullerton Oil — BuOT
Globe .05 .15
Jade Oil Co * .31^ .32^
Mexican Pet. Ltd. (pfd.).... 6*. 00 72. 0n
Mexican Pet. Ltd. (com.) 35.37*.i 35. 50
Mascot Oil Co — 3.00
New Pennsylvania Pet. Co. . — .54
Olinda Land Co. (oil) — .54
Palmer Oil Co 1.45 —
Perseus Oil Co — .2O
Pinal Oil Co. — l.no
Rice Ranch Oil C 0... — * .60
Union : 99.00 90.25
Union Provident Co 96.75 97.00
United Oil Co 73*>a .*1
Western Union — 100.00
Nonproducers —
Oleum Development Co .029s -02T»
Morning Sales
30 American Pet. Co. (com.) 56. 00
20 Associated Oil 46.25
200 Central I.SO
1,000 Central 1:83%
5,000 (b3ot California Midway 54
5,000 California Midway 5-"*-i
1,000 \u25a0 fl>3oV' California Midway .53* i
1,000 California Midway 53 *»
2,000 California Midway 53« 4
4,000 California Midway .53
1,000 California ' Midway .52",
50 Mexican P. Ltd. (com.) 35.50
10 Mexican P. Ltd. teom.)... 55.57%
80 Union 99.00
25 Union PS.STU
5 Union ....- ...: J)5.75
15 Union Provident Co 96.50
5 Union Provident Co 97.00
1.000 Oleum Development Co 02* i
GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and Other Grain*
Wheat— The world's shipments for the week
were ag follows, in quarters: Russian. SoO.OtKi;
Danublan. 194.000;/ Argentine, 100.0QO; Indian.
124.000; Australian. 50.000. "
An advance at Chicago was reflected here In
a corresponding rise in the cash grain.
CASH WHEAT
California club. $1.50<g1.52%: Sonora. $1.62%
@1.67%: white Australian. $1.52%@1.**0; north
ern clnb. $1.50i® 1.52%; Russian red, $1.45®
1.50; bluestem, $1.55<51.60. 1
FUTURES
10 . a. m. Session
No quotations.
Barley — Contrary to expectations, the rain did
not depress the. marker. In fact. It ruled
steady, and futures were several fractions
higher.
CASH BARLEY
No. 1 feed. $1.02%@1.05; choice. : off
grades, 95c<?i$l per ctl; brewing and shipping
grades, $1.06H@1.H%-
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
Open. High. Low. Close.
May ?l.l(i>-4 $1.1<>4 ?1.10t4 $1.10%
December ... 1.04% 1.04% 1.04% 1.04%
Oats— Continue dull, with prices as before.
Red for feed. $1.05@1.10 for ordinary and
$1.12%2@1>25 fur choice: red for seed. $1.30*3
; 1.37%; black. $1.05(^1.10 for feed and $1.35
(9.1.40 for seed; gray, nominal; white, $1.45@
1.55.
C.->rn — Another line of 1,200 ctls western ar
rived yesterday/
j Western states new yellow, in bu'.k. San Fran-
I cisco track. $£27% Q 1.35; white. $l..':n<<i: 1.37 >i:
! mixed. $1.2."< a 1..*K!% : old. 3<f|Toe higher: sacked
! prices. 7Vjc higher: white Egyptian, $1.40 ( 5.1.50;
I brown do. $1.3501.42% per ctl.
Rye — $ 1.50<gi1.55 per ctl. ;'.; v'
Fqrelsn Fnturea -
. LI\"ERPOOL
Wheat — Dec. March. May.
Opening 6 1«% 7 1 7 l»i
Closing 6 10U 7 1 7 I*4
PARIS
Wheat — Dec. Mar.-.Tune.
Opening 27.95 25.00
Closing 27.95 25.00
Flour—
Opening S7.SS 37.45
Closing X 37.00 37.50
CHICAGO BOARD OP TRADE
Future Grain anil Provisions
CHICAGO. Dec. 3. — Larger speculators of the
professional sort coolly reinstated today some of
the wheat sold out 24 hours previous during the
flurry about weakness In Wall street. Freezing
weather' coining on unprotected fielils in the south
west had much to do with the latest change of
front. The reported complete failure of the crop
in Bahia Blanca and Santa Fe. Argentina, added
to the. feeling .of strength. In consequence clos
ing prices were firm at a net advnnre of siQle.
Other staples. t<v>. all finished higher — corn up
6i(??Tic, oats %f§^ic up and provision* 5'522%c
higher.
Wheat rose steadily from the start. Predic
tions of a. cold. wave were accompanied by bullish
Argentine and French cables, and were followed
by news of large clearances from the United
States. * Primary receipts for the week showed a
big falling off as compared with last year. Anx
iety regarding, drought damage to the winter
crop was decidedly Increased. Forecasts of more
moderate world shipments developed a still
greater snap on the hull side. Final transactions
were almost at the highest point of the session.
May ranged from 96'ic to 97% c. closing Tjc up
at 07->4c i .
Eastern ca«h grain dealers reported -stocks of
corn low. • May fluctuated from 47' r ii»" to 4S"isC.
closing firm, at 4S%c. a gain- of Tic over last
night. Cash corn was strong. No. 2 yellow fin
ished at 52%' iQ 53c.
Offerings of oats were light. May varied from
345£ c to 35% c. with latest sales at 35% c, a net
advance of %ia%c.
-Fairly good buying pnt up the market'for hoz
products. The final outcome was to make pork
more expensive by 55?22%e, lard SfSlOc and ribs
12M..C. \u25a0 \u25a0' \u25a0 ' ' \
Cblcaco Grain and Provision Future* ~~ —
\u25a0_ , .. by E. F. Hutton & Co.. 490 California street.)
• The leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT—- Open ; High I Low - cicse Dec " Year upr."
December $0.90% $0.91 % $O.J>o < «4 $0.91% $0.90*1 $10.-"*
Ma.v 96% .»7% .»6i 4 .071; .96% 1 rk%
December .46 .46-4 .46 .46% .45T- 87%
M-T 4S U*% .47% .4S^ :i7^ .«P
y oVfsll " 49% " 45% " l 9t * - 4SS - mx *
M^ mb rL":::::::::::::::: \u25a0'•£* iff II |H -^
JUIr pORK-";"""""""* '*** , && '**; ' •?** '\u25a0#**
January .' :. . 17.55 17.75 IT.S2VJ 17.75 17 52% 21 lo
May :...... 16.60 '16.77% 15.55. 16.77% 16.57% 2(>."45
I/A RP""-
January 9. 50 O.*7'i 9.5V> ».R7% 9 77% I*» 82V
May „ . 9.67% 9.75 9.67*} 9.72% 9i7(7 u'4s •"
Jnlr SHORTRIBsII Illi »•»«
m^..::::::::::::::::::: ?:S 1:??% IM l§« Z%* S;g
Cash Grain and Provisions
CHICAGO, 1 Dec. 3.— Cash, quotations were as
follows:
Flour. firm: winter patents. $4*§4.70r
stmitrhts. $3.75<f|4.55; spring patents, straichtji,
$4.32?54.60: bakers. $3.5054.55: No. 2 rye.
Rl%c: 'feeii or mixing barley. 60© 72 c; fair to
choice malting, 79Si?4c: flax seed. No. 1 sojith
western, $2.43; No. 1 northwestern. $2.56; tim
othy seed. $10: clover. $14.30: mess p.>rk. per
bbl, 1 $17.25@17.50: lard, per 100 IN.. $9.S7Vj:
short ribs, sides (loose). $0.25@9.57%.
GR.VIN STATISTICS
Total " clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 617.000 hushels. \u25a0 Primary receipts j
were 651.000 bushels, 'compared with 255.000
bushels .the corresponding day a year ago. E»tl-.
mated receipts for Monday: Wheat. lf> cars;
com 315 cars: oats. 139 cars; hoErs. 35.000 head.
DAILY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCK
Articles — - v • Receipts. Shipment*
Flour, barrels 16.400 6.000
Wheat, bushels 1.200 . 13.000
Corn, bushels ..:........ 257. 700 ISO.DOt)
Oats bnshels 167,400 202.100
Rye." bushels . . : . . .. . 12,000 I.OfW \
Barley, bushels .......... 66.000 14,J>(X> !
CHICAGO,' Dec. 3.tE. F. Hutton 4 Co.'s wire
says : •\u25a0\u25a0*."'\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 *•
Wheat— Started tame and aboat steady at last
.night's closing . level, but finished strong and |
higher, with more activity.- Large local specula- J
tors 'of 'the professional Sort and the previous '
leading longs have been reinstating : some of .the |
wheat : sold out yesterday. * Strength In corn, a I
predicted cold wave, less . favorable Argentine h
and French reports /and the large: clearances 1
have been the factors. .Theresas been no sus- 1
picion :of export business. In 'American wheat, j
The cash wheat demand •Is quiet. Sales here 1
were reported as 10.000 bushels, bat It is be- j
liered that more has been closed, as. there haTO I
been cancellations of about 300,000 bushels ware- \
house receipts since dellverr,day. the nsnal thins i
following •December , dellTecy day, when millers {
count -on buying some ' cheap ; wheat. One cargo ;
of 125.000 bushels will clear at a. special rate of
freight and insurance by lake from hero. -Casb.
wheat la. steady here and \u25a0 mainly higher. In the
southwest, where cold weather Is coming on un
protected fields., .'-. \u25a0,-\u25a0- \u25a0'.;. ;;'- •
\u25a0 Corn-Has been strong from the start. Buying
by .larse \u25a0 local speculators :. and more, by shorts
has helped the market. Eastern cash grain deal
ers report^stocks low. Dealers n«re say. the conn
trj» is KelUng little. "Shipperii "who are' short.for.
early^ December. shipment have bid, cash corn. up
%A(lc here; * ~~ * ~ - "^ißHlßHMffli''
• Oats— There Uas bteu a great deal of covering •
by shorts In oats, and prices have advanced wim
other 'grains. Offerings have been light. l«sa
oats in the sample marker are \i«VjC M*-**^
Shipping sale* were 155.000 bushels. Eastern
distributors have a large December holding n«e.
Northern Wheat Market
WASHINGTON* „_ _.
TACOMA. Dec. 3.— Wheat: Mlllrng—Blae
ittem. 83c: club. s*lc; red Russian. 79c. Ex
port—Blnestem. S4c: -forty-fold, S2c; club, Sic;
red Russian. SOc. . ,
Receipts — Wheat. C*> cars: corn and nay. 1
car each.
SEATTLE. Dec. 3.— Wheat: Milling <J*»°*a -
tions—Blue*t»i3. S2c: forty-fold. Sic: club. SOc:
,flfe. SOc: red Russian. 77c. Export— Blnestem.
'79c; forty fold. 7Sc; club. 77<v, fife. 77c: red
Russian. 73c, .
Yesterday's receipts— Wheat. P cars: oat?. «
cars; barley. 3 cars; com. 1 car; hay. 4 cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND. Dec. 3.— Wheat: Track prices—
Club. Si-ftS2c: bl'iestem. S2'S'v?e: red Russian.
7Sc; valley. Roe; forty-fold. Sl(Q:B2c.
Receipts— Wheat. 64 cars; barley. 2 cars: oats.
1 car; hay, IQ cars.
Xmv York Grain Market
NEW YORK. Dec ?..— Wheat— Spot. Bnn:
No. 2 red. 98c elevator and 00c f. o. b. afloat :
No. 1 northern Duluth. $l.!7 T i, t. o. b. afloat.
Future market w.is qniet. bat prices w»ra
firm on covering, due to firm cables and un
favorable reports from Argentina, eloslns: *-*'fi!
.Sic net hierher. December el.«ed flSc. Jlay elo*e<l
$1.03U: July closed 11.01*4. Receipts, 1O.SOO;
shipments. 96.000.
Flow — Steady, with demand llxht; spring pat
ents. $5.15(35.50: winter patents. $4.40'tf4.75:
winter extras No. 1. $,T40<g3.70: Kansas
straight;". |4.60ig4.75: winter straights. $4.10'Q
4.25; f«prine clears, $4.15(34.40: winter extra*.
No. 2. $3.25<g3.4n. Receipts, 17.300; shirmen".
2<»,400.
.Minneapolis and Dalatb Grain and Flax
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 3.— Wheat— December.
$l.fl2Vj: May. Sl.OiVai.flfli^: cash No. 1 hard.
$l.f*>: N.\ 1 northern. $I.o4*.j^i 1.05*4 : No. 2
northern, ?1.01<i£t.03% ; No. 3 wheat, 00'ic@
Corn — N<>. ?. yellow. 442-444 C
DULUTP.-iD*c.-!S.— FUx— s2.33 bid: ; May.
J2.55; on track and «<• arrive. $2.">3.
LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts! of ' Produce December 3
Flonr. qr sks s.l2l'Tallow. ctl» I*"
Wheat, ctls .... 605lHides. N"> I.W
Barley, ctls ... .15.915; Pelts, Xo W*
Oats, ctls 513Llme. bbU I.lf">
F.eans. skt 1.99.1' Sugar, crls ..... .*>.l2*»
Corn, ctls 1.200 Wine, gals 37..1C0
Middlings, sks .. 2301 Brandy, gals 12..".r0
Potatoes, ftks ... 4.260! 0a15i5<». bxs 3.W*
Onions, sks 45; Livestock. No ... SM
Hay. tons 474 Apples, brss 3.27i>
Straw, tons .... 15jOrangos. bx* 1.780
Wool, sks 136 Calfskins, bdls .." » «
Buckwheat, car.. 11 Lumber, M ft.... *>
Leather, rolls ... S0 :
WASHINGTON
Flour, qr sks. .. .15.122 1 Beans, sks ...... 23*>
'Wheat, ctls .... 7.7"n'F!ran. sks ....... -fcflCO
WESTERN STATES
Provisions
Cottolene— l half bbl. ll%c: 3 balf bb's.
11 %c; 1 tierce, ll%c; 2 tierces. HUe; 5 tierces,
HVic per lb.
Hams and Bacon — Hams. 17@lS%c: picnic
hams. 14c: California ham.'. 17c: fancy bacon. 6
to S lbs. 2S@3oe: 8 to 10 lb«. 26if?27c: 10 to 12
lbs. 23!f?26c: sugar cured. 26.'<j27c: light dry salt
bacon. 8 to 10 lbs 23^124c, 10 to 12 lbs 21^22c:
medium bacon. lSigiDe; light medium bacon.
lSifJlOj.
/ Lard— Tierce*. 13% c: 50s 13% c, 10s 14*-4 c. ~><*
14*i» - . 3s 14% c: compound lard, tierces 'lrt*4c.
Z0» lie, 10s ll%e. 5s ll%c. 3s ll^c; yell.w
cooking oil. fiSc per gal: white cooking oil. 70c
per gal: salad oil. 75c per gal; califene. lie for
1 tierce, lOTjjC for 2 tierces and 10?4c for 5
\u25a0 tierce?.
: Eecf — Local prices are quoted. Export lota.
Inspected by the government, are SI per hM
: higher. Extra family beef. $1S per bbl; family
beef. $1S per bbl; extra mess beef. $1S per bbl";
smoked beef. 21 %c per lb.
Pork — Extra prime, in barrels. $32: clear $34
mess. $32: pis pork. $36: pigs' feet. $3.75 for
half bbls, $2.40 for 35 lb kegs and $1.33 for kita.
Meat Market
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers 1 rates to dealers aad butchers are
as follows:
Beef— S%@9c per lb for steers. 7@Sc for
cows and heifers.
Veal— B*!><&9%c for large aad 9%@10%c for
small.
Mutton — Wethers. 9fg9%c; «wes, 7Vj©S%s
per lb.
Lamb— loVi^U%c per lb.
Dressed Pork (per tt>> — lO^lGe.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock, delivered in Saa Francisco, gross
weight:
No. 1 fat steers, over 900 lbs. alive. s%<g.Wic
per lb: under 900 lbs. 3 1 <;@5%e: second quality.
an weights. 3@5%c: tflia. undesirable steers.
4»i(§4**;c.
No. 1 cows and heifer*. 4*4@4%c: second qual
ity. 4@4V4c; common, thin, undesirable cows. SU
Desirable bells «nd stags. 2?i@3c; half fat
or thin bulls. 2@2*Ac.
Calves — LJshtwelglit. per lb. 6f26tic; medium
s%(gs*Jic: heavy. 4%QSe,
Sheep — Desirable wethers. 4*4 @3c; ewes. 4%@
4%c.
Lambs fper lb> — rrshorn lambs. 6a«%c.
Hogs — Hard grain fed. weiehlnsr 100 to 130
lb«. 7%(^Sc: 150 to 200 1N». 7*-i!g7%c; 250 lbs
up, 7c per . lb.
Horses and Moles
The following quotations for horses and miles
are furnished by the Butchers* and Stock Grow
ers' Journal:
BORSES
Desirable drafters. 1.700 lbs and 0ver. .5275/R>"fV>
Light drafters. 1.550 to 1.630 lbs ZS&HZTI
Chunks. 1.350 to 1.300 lbs 2ontf2"V>
Wagon horses. 1.250 to 1.350 Ib» 173^200
Delivery wagon horses. 1.050 to 1.250. . 125^1*0
Desirable farm mares lSSWisa
Farm workers.. 73-aioo
MULES— MEDIUM TO EXTR\
000 ihs. 4 to 7 years ". $123<at.V>
1.000 lbs. 4 to 7 years l.io^iT.-,
1.100 lhs. 4 to 7 years 20O(f? 11 * r »5
1.200 lbs. -4 to 7 years -.. . 250(a."{00
Over . years old rang# from $15 to $25 lower.
Not«« — Shippers to this market most ha»
horses close to type, wlta age. bone conformation
and style, to command extreme quotations.
Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND. Dec. .*:.— Butter— City rr-sme—
solid pack. 37c: eastern. 3Cg3sc; "butter fat.
35@37c.
ESET Market In .Nearby Counties
[Special Dispatch lo The Call}
PBTALUMA. Dec. 3.— After receipt of Vn^*
transactions from the San Francisco dairy ex
change the Peraluma egg exchange pnirt '44W
for first grade eesrs. Independent dealers ami
speculators paid 43% cto 40c. according to gnide.
The price of eggs was 9c lower than at • the
same period a year ago. Tbe decline, is attrib
uted to an overstocking of the market with east
ern eegs and a generous distribution of cold
storage product, l-ocal production ia increasini:
ard the quality improving. The demand Is kee-»
for first grade eggs for hatching purposes, as til
the hatcheries not yet in operation will start this
month.
SANTA CRUZ. Dec. 3.— For th<* first time In
several week*, there N a noticeable change In
the egg market, the, week ending with poultry
men accepting 45c per dozen for their product, a
drop of from 5c tn 7c per dozen. Weather condi
tions are favorable for a atill farther drop j n
. price, the rain having been tufScient to start »
healthy growth of green . feed. Both tie local
and outside markets are good, witn the supply
of eggs sufficient m meet demands.
SANTA ROSA. D«c. 3.— The local egg market
appcat-3 to be rather wobbly at present. The
quota tions today by local dealers were. 43%e per
cozen, spot cash, for choice, and 40% c for sec
onds.. Th<»rel« an increased production of pul
lets eggs.' but they class as seconds, owing to
their small size.
Batter. Cheese and Eggs
The unexpected happened In butter yestertiar
when the market snddf nly took a tiirn for th'f"
betterf after having been depressed fo r ' several
days. Receipts were free and the market was
apparently: as well supplied as on the few pre
ceding days.- : There were several buyers on tti«
exchange, however, and their- operation* sent
the price of extras up t%c to a quotation of
•"h' * pound. The quotations for cheese wero
without . change. Eggs stmxl a» before quitted'
the . market . belaj (iuite »teadj witU i«i*i*s£,i

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