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without any change in quotations. sheeps<irs
are hrmer, in sympathy with the better Wool
market. The circular Of ". B. sumner q 20.
SAYS: ''Wet salted Hides continue In demand.
without any change in prices Grubby Hides
are avoided and bring less than quotations.
HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell
about 11Sc under quota tions- Heavy salted
Steers lie; medium, 1oc; light. SC; Cow
Hides skc for heavy and &c for light;
staTs Tc: Sailed Kip. SIC; Saltsd VEAL 10c;
Sailed Calf 1Oc; Dry Hides. 161k017c Culls.
&c: Dry Kip 15c; Dry Calf. 1S919c Culls and
Brands 16G1sc; sheepskins. sheariings 1SQ3oc
each. short Wool. 4066Oc each: medium. 500
75c; long Wool socQSI 10 each; Horse Hides.
salt S2 5O62 Is for large and s2Q2 25 for me-
dunn. 81 70 for small and SOC for Colts; Horse
Hides dry, 81 Is for large. 81 25G1 50 for me-
dunn 81 25 for small and SOC for Colts. Deer
slins-Summer or red skins. 35c; fall me-
dunn skins soc; winter thin skins. zoe. Goat
sIxnis-Prime AngOras. 75c: large and smooth.
soc; medium S5c.
4Ih65c; grease. &c.
WOoL~spring, 1900 to 1sc1-southern, defec-
tive months, 798c: Oregon Valley fine. 80
I5c; do medium and coarse, 11913cs Oregon,
Eastern. choice. 11912c; do. fair to good. 90
lie; Nevada. 1O@12c-
Fall-san Joaquin. s1k0S1kc; San Joaquin
Lambs, 71z99c; Middle County, S910c: North
ern Mountain, free. 9Q1Oc; do. defective. sq9c
eHoPs-sG1Oc for fair and nG12c per lb tor
sood To choice.
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Wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT FREIGHTS-Are steady at about
35s usual European options, with an occa-
sional charter above and below this rate. The
chartered wheat fleet in port has a registered
tonnage of 60 900, against 50, 420 tons the
same date last year; disengaged, 1900 tons,
against L, $50; the way to this port, 1S9, 700
WHEAT-The foreign markets continue to
creep up, as will be seen elsewhere Brad
streets gives the worlds supply as follows:
East of the Rockies, an increase of 5,62G, 600
bushels; Europe and afioat. decrease of 46O.-
600: total increase, 522O. O0O bushels.
from 7Si4c to 7S7sc, but fell back to 7S1sc. The
country bought freely. Continental cables
very strong and brought direct accept
ever. were met by local selling, while consid-
cradle professional realizing was absorbed by
St Louis market, where they were accepting
cash wheat at an advance of 21aG3c over Sat
urday.
and off call. with good demand reported
en- shipping account
Spot Wheat-Shipping, 81 01H@1 0211; milling,
81 O334@1 O6A per ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-9:15 clock-May-4OOO
Second session-December- ctls. 81 o.
May-6OOO. 81 06; 4OOO, 81 O61s.
Regular Morning Session-December-2O
ctls 81 01H. Mayo, 000 81 05%.
Afternoon Session-May-10,00 Coo ctls, 81 05%.
BARLEY-Dealers continue to report a
steady but not active market. though of
Feed, 7517614c c for choice bright. 72k@73%c for
No l and zoe for off grades; brewing and ship
ping grades, 771kQS5c; Chevalier, SOcQ$1 per
ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-s:15 o'clock-No sales.
Second Session-No sales.
Regular Morning Session-No sales.
Afternoon Session-December-200 ctls, 731hc.
May-2000, 1870; 2000, 74c
OATS-The market continues firm and quo
tatiens show little change. The Chicago mar
ket has quieted down considerably within the
past few days.
Grays, 81 i2h@1 171z for feed and 81 200
1 221s for seed; whites. 81 1901 %; Surprise,
81 3oa1 321a; black, 95c@$1 O71a for feed and
s. 1901 221h for seed; d., red; 81 121sa1 1714 per
CORN-The Chicago market unsettled,
rising from 647kc to 661sc and falling back to
65ssc Nebraska reported the largest buying
for long time with farmers letting go their
produce more freely. The San Francisco mar
kea is unchanged follows: Spot-Large vel
low, 81 s5@1 s71s; small round do. 81 sOQI 40:
white, 81 421z@1 As. To arrive-S1 25@1 3215 per
ctl for all kinds. according to dryness.
RYE-Firm and in demand at 75q771sc per
Genital.
BUCKWHEAT-Quoteda at 81 IS per ctI
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0rrtR'IAL aElA @ FINANCIAL

as VIII be seen by consultation Of last prices
winch shows net gains as a rule There was
some some recovery from the lowest, due to the COW
SrlhG py room shorts at the last. The early
neaV1ness of the market due to some con-
unued uneasiness over the antitrust views
contained in the Presidents message. The
general tenor OF the message has been pretty
well understood for several days past and what
selling was induced by its contents had mostly
been accomplished before the publication The
hatred and fear in the public arguments
against the so-called trusts seems to crafty
speculative sentiment and to ameliorate the
STOCK market effect of the recommendations for
regulation of the trusts. In consequence the
demand to cover by shorts which followed the
publication of the message carried the whole
market upward with considerable momentum
the prices for the most prominent stocks ris-
ing from l to points over last night. The
sharp break in foreign exchange carried the
rate well below the gold export point and re-
neVed apprehension that further gold would
go out this week. This helped the midday rail-
ly in stocks, although call money rates were
distinctly frmer and maintained above the
per cent level for the most part. The rise to
per cent again came late in the day and
brought out heavy offerings which forced the
rate back to the low level of the day. Money
was easier in London, Paris and Berlin. The
millions OF gold at Pacific Coast points is still
pending. The movement of Amalgamated
Copper continued an inscrutabIe mystery. The
stock recovered quite vigorously in the morn
ing although the omission Of a customary
extra dividend by of it's subsidiary COM
panies was not generally known when the
in the copper market in London to about Sat
urdays low level seemed equally without ef
feet on the stock. The break to Tx later was
without explanation. The stock rallied slight
eral market closed firm.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par value,
So, 140, 900.
United States bonds were all unchanged on
the last call.
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Ne7U York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. S.-The feature in metal
circles to-day was decided reaction in copper
values at London. Private advices attributed
the decline to speculative manipulation and
sympathy with the depression in copper stocks.
The net loss for the day was a matter of e4
Is Sd spot and s4 Is cd futures. thus
the former closed at est 5s and the latter at
e5S IS. There were sellers at these figures.
with the market unsettled. Locally no busi-
ness of Importance took place and the nom
inal quotations remain at $17 for lake and
$16 371eD16 62h for casting.
There We're ready sellers at these quotations.
while no bids could be ascertained buyers hold
ing off for concessions
Tin, in the local market, ruled quiet but a
shade easier, and was quoted at SIS 25@25 so.
At London values eased off 12s with the spot
closing at e112 los and futures at s104 15s.
Lead was dull and unchanged at New York,
being quoted at 81 3715 while at London real
izing resulted in loss Of is Sd, spot being
quoted at ELL
Spelter was quiet and unchanged at home
and abroad closing at 81 30 and s16 los. re-
spectively
Iron was steady; unchanged. Pigiron war
wants. $40 50@11 so; No. Northern foundry.
S15916; No foundry. Southern. $14 50@15 so;
No. foundry, Southern. soft, $14 50016.
Glasgow iron warrants closed at ASS lid and
Middlesboro closed at 42s 1019d
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Provisions.

The Chicago market lost it's frmness and
declined again, and Hogs and Cattle were also
lower there.
The San Francisco market was firm and IN
changed. Only one house has thus far ad-
vanced Hams Bacon and Lard. Supplies of
Lard are light, of Hams fair and Of Racor
fairly liberal. There is very little shipping
demand for barreled Beef and Pork at the
moment.
CURED MEATs-Bacon. 11Kc per lb for
heavy. 12c for light medium. 13c for light
Eastern sugar-cured Hams. 13c; Calfornia
Hams. 121kc; Mess Beef s1O010 50 per barrel:
extra Mess, S11611 so: Family S12012 so. nrir1s
Mess Pork SIS; extra clear, S22 5O6lzS: Mess
SIS 50G19; Smoked Beef. 1S1zQ14c per Ib.
LARD-Tierces quoted at Sc per In foy
compound and lie for pure; half barrels nure
11Ac; 1O-lb tins. n%c; 5-lb tins. rzc: s-lb tins
12c.
COTTOLENE-One haIf-barrel 101ke. th-.s
half-barrels, 10c; tierce 95c: two fisrcrss r
s%c; FIVE tierces. 95sc per h.
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ActiUity III Lumber.

Pacific Coast Wood and Iron says: There
has never been a more prosperous season for
the lumber trade circles of this State than
the one that the manufacturers and retailers
are enjoying at the present writing. Orders are
most plentiful, while prices are at the highest
tide they have been for some years past. The
mills are often forced TO overtime to keep
anywhere near their order books while the
products Of the many plants along the coast
and interior of California are being shipped
70 all points Of the world and to the Eastern
States, and the local field well is extremely
exacting in its demands.
There has been an advance Of nearly 81 a
thousand made in the redwood for Eastern
shipment, while local prices are also adyanc-
ing the demand is far and away ahead OF
the production. Shingles also going out
Of this State in large quantities and prices
are holding well along toward the maximum
The Eastern dealers are learning what superior
qualities redwood possesses and the results are
being displayed in the run Of orders which
the mills cannot begin to fill at this writing.
The combination Of manufacturing plants
for the purpose Of increasing the facilities for
handling Eastern orders must come and come
soon or the mills Of the redwood belt will be
swamped with orders. Many of the latter are
being turned down or aside and this state of
affairs cannot last long without causing dis
satisfaction on the part of those concerns de-
manding large and renunerative orders. Why
II is that the manufa cturers cannot satisfac-
torlly realize this and take the steps to cir
cumvent any possible disaffection from any
source whatsoever is most surprising and hard
TO realize from business standpoint.
The sugar and California white pine mills
are beginning TO make their final months cut
for the SHOWS will soon be on them. Heavy
profits have been the share Of these pine mills
IN the lumber circles Of this State and the
owners are congratulating themselves on the
closing Of most successful seasons work
When the mills reopen pext spring there will
be enough orders on their desks to keep the
saws humming for the entire year. These man.
ufacturers are progressive and up-to-date in
their ideas Of hCw the trade should be handled
and the mills are proving great financial sue
cesses as normal consequence One mill
owner in the sugar pine belt told a represen-
tative Of this journal that he had cleared
$s6, 900 this season, which is a splendid record
for the year. All in all Wood and Iron is not
oihoent IN prophesying that 1902 will be the
greatest year ever seen by the coasts lumber
men.
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Stock is in excellent condition. Orchards have
been greatly benefited by the rain Orange
picking and shipping are In progress.
COAST AND BAY SECTIONS.-Unusually
warm weather has prevailed in all sections, ac-
companied by heavy fogs and rain toward the
sclose of the week The rainfall in the central
and northern districts has been heavy. some
places reporting nearly three inches and re-
tarded farm work. In the southern counties
the precipitation was considerably lighter, but
sufficient to soften the soil for cultivation and
plowing will soon be resumed in all places.
growing rapidly. Green feed is unusually
abundant and stock is in good condition
vicinity of Peachland. Lettuce and young
onions are being marketed. Tree planting is
progressing and orchards are in good condition
Orange shipments continue.
SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY.-The weather dur
ing the week has been generally and
cloudy through the day, with cool nights and
heavy fogs. Rain has fallen throughout the
valley, greatly benehting growing crops and
softening the soil for cultivation. Early sown
grain continues in excellent condition and green
feed is abundant The wheat acreage will
probably be considerably greater than that of
last year. Flowing and seeding are progressing
rapidly. Vineyard work has been delayed by
continued warm weather. Orchards are in good
condition Orange picking is nearly completed;
the yield and quality are very good. The
orange groves in the vicinity of Reedley will
be increased during the coming season.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.-Th weather
during the week has been generally clear and
warm, with unusually heavy fogs at night
along the coast. No rain has fallen. but the
heavy foEs have been of considerable benefit
70 vegetation and have saved irrigation water.
Flowing and seeding are progressing slowly,
owing to lack Of rain. Early sown grain is in
good condition and green feed is plentiful
Potatoes are not doing well in Orange County
and blight is showing in some places The
second crop of raisin grapes in San Diego
County is nearly ready for delivery to packing
houses. Oranges are in good condition and
prospects are good for a heavy CROP Olive
picking is progressing.
Los ANGELES SUMMARY-PlowinR and
seeding continue, but the ground is getting
very dry. Rain is needed TO soften the soil I;
also for feed and early sown grain Orange
shipping is progressing; splitting continues;
crop lighter than last year.
EUREKA SUMMARY.-AbnormaIly warm
ana rainy weather during the past week
Flowing, seeding and farm work are generally
suspended. Feed was never better; stock is in
excellent condition
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

Potatoes continue weak, with large holdings
and no orders Prices show little change,
though the tendency is rather downward A
car of Onions came in from Oregon.
Summer Vegetables from nearby points are
reduced to scattering boxes here and there.
Tomatoes from the south are wet and cracked,
those from Alvarado being in better condition.
Cucumbers are dragging.
POTATOES -70c0S1 for Burbanks from the
river; Salinas Burbanks, 81 30Gl1 so; Oregon
Burbanks. 81 2o@1 As; River Reds. 81 s5G1 so;
Sweets, S594oc for Rivers and s5c for Mer-
ced
ONIONs-s1 75G2 10 per ctl; oregons, S292 25;
Pickle Onions - per ctl
VEGETABLES-Gree Peas from Los Ange-
les &c; String Beans from Los Angeles, 5q6c;
Limas. 2q6c; Cabbage. 4O95oc per ctl; Toma-
toes 20QS5c5 Dried Peppers, 10Q15c; Dried
Okrs, 15@1sc per lb Carrots. 25935c per sack;
Cucumbers, 35050c; Pickles, 21aGSc per 10 for
small and 1G1Ac for large; Garlic, 1hQ211o;
Green Peppers, 35950c per box for Chilli and 335
@50c for Bell; Egg Plant, S5G5Oc per box;
Summer Squash from Los Angeles. -; Mar
rowfat Squash Ss61O per ton; Hubbard
Squash, Ss@1o; Mushrooms. 59121zc per ID.
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Poultry and Game.

car Of Eastern came in, making three thus
far this week. Owing to the very light demand
and che liberal arrivals from the East the
market is weak, with the exception Of Tur-
dressed.
Quotations for Game showed no change. Ar
rivals 1876 sacks
POULTRY Dressed Turkeys, 16@1sc; Live
Turkeys. 14915c for Gobblers and 15c for
Hens; Geese. per pair 81 5O01 IS: Goslings,
81 75@2; Ducks So 5O64 for old and S465 for
young; Hens, So 5OG4 90; young Roosters, $49
So; old Roosters. $4q4 80; Fryers, 50 5oQ4;
Broilers. 80 5004 for large and s363 so for
small; Pigeons. Sol % per dozen for old and
81 75G2 for Squads.
GAME-Doves, per dozen, 75c; Hare, 81
Rabbits 81 so for Cottontais and 81 for Brush
Mallard, SO so; Canvasback. So; Sprig, 81 15i
Teal; 81 p; Widgeon, 81 25; Small Ducks. 81;
Black Jacks, 81; English Snipe, 81; Jack Snipe,
81 50 Gray Geese, So so; White Geese, 81 %;
Brant 81 5062 per dozen: Honkers. 81 80.
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London Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3-The Commercial Ao-
vertiser's London cablegram says: Ine stoch
market was less firm to-day. although invest
ment shares were harder The American de-
partment was unsettled on reports OF gold SNIP
ments from your side and on a relapse OF Il
to the ton in copper to s5S The opening was was
lower, then prices seesawed throughout the
session, finally closing slightly above the
worst, owing to New York's afternoon pur-
chases of Union Pacific and Southern Pacinc
Rio Tintos sold at AZ. Silver sold at "a lo-lod,
although there signs of a rally.
CLOSING.
LONDON. Dec. 3.-Anaconda. 6A; Atchison,
S1A; do preferred, 102; Canadian Pacific, 1853
cific preferred 103h Southern Pacific, 61as
Union Pacific, 1O4 do preferred. 90.
Bar silver-Flat. "a 15-16d per ounce.
MoneY-3M631h per cent
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Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO, Dec 3.-Trade very active In
wheat On a narrow range. marked falling
off in Northwestern receipts started better
prices. The country demand very good
and most of the buying orders seemed to be
for long profits rather than for scalping. The
strength in the st. Louis market particu-
larly helpful. The worlds total visible in
crease of 5.220, 900 bushels had little effect on
the market good strength developing i'll
corn added to the bullish wheat incentives and
prices advanced well. Late in the session, how
ever, long wheat in great quantities was
poured into the pit and though taken up quick
ly by bulls, depressed the market materially.
December opened steady, ranged between 73Bc
and 74$4c, and closed easy BQAc lower at 1873.
May opened unchanged. ranged between 7Sc and
7STc, and closed easy 1s0A down, at 7SQ7S1sc.
Corn was dull and weak the first two hours
of trade, while wheat was advanced Cables
were lower and there was considerable selling.
Later the wheat advance made the shorts nerv-
Gus and on the report of a strong cash demand
many to cover. The advance was sharp
for the crop On the rise profit taking caused
a reaction. December closed firm, Hc up, at
629sc May closed strong, CSC higher, at 651sc
Oats followed corn and showed strength in
the latter part of the session, establishing a
new record for May. That option closed firm,
b@Ac up, at 4S12c.
Provisions were heavy early on large receipts
but the decline was moderate Trade was
rather dull Later there was some open SELL
ing by large packers and prices sagged. Janu-
airy pork and lard closed zoe lower and ribs 15c
down.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

Another decline in Eggs is noted. They are
very weak and even the sharp reduction in
prices has failed to stimulate the demand, and
arrivals are accumulating. Most dealers are
getting out from under expecting a still fur
ther decline usual at this time of the year
Cheese is easy. though supplies are not ex-
cessive
Butter is off again. The market is TOO lib
orally supplied for the demand
Receipts were rs, 900 pounds of Butter, -
pounds of Eastern Butter AL cases of Eggs,
cases of Eastern Eggs, ZOO pounds of
Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery. 2sG24c per lb for fancy
and 20d21c for seconds; dairy, 171zQ20c; store
Butter, 15d17c per lb; Creamery Tub, 21622kc,
Pickled Roll. 19@20c; Keg 1s619c per lb.
CHEESE-New, 12612kc; Old, 1115c; Young
America 1870 per Ib; Eastern. 13G16c.
EGGS-Ranch, 34d35c for selected large,
31G321zc for good to choice and 3Oc for fair;
store, 25Q271zc per dozen; cold storage, zoo
271zc; Eastern 196271sc
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Slger lo5Oer. Exchange unchanged.
Shipment of S4o4oo8 to China.
Wheat and Wheat freightS firm.
Barley, Oats and Rye firm and Corn steady.
Hay and FeedSthfS 1Uedk
Beans 5Oedk and dnH, 5Oitt little shipping.
Potatoes large supply and 7ceak Onions rather qieter
Vegetable market sufficiently supplied and featayeless
Butter and Eggs IO06er again Cheese easy.
Poultry aeak ader liberal receipts Game about before.
Nothing ne7U in Fresh Fruits.
Dried Fruits in better demand and some0Aat fy'ner
Roisins selling fairly. Wainnts almost cleaned nP-
Provisions loaoer at Chicago and firmly held here.
Hides still in good shape f0v sellers.
Wool meets aUith fair demand. Hops 0ery quiet
No further change in Beef, Mutton and Pork
Lard Oil advanced
Lumber trade reported actve.
More dcti5Tty in local stocks and bonds
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Ne0O York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Confusion and besi-
tation were reflected in the movement of stock
prices all day, and the course of the market
did not persist in one direction for any length
ened period The movement during the morn
ing was irregular but leaned to the side of de-
pression which gave way about midday to
vigorous upward movement when the abstracts
of the Presidents message made their annesr-
ance- A slump in Amalgamated Copper and
rise IN cau money rates unsettled the mar
ket again late in the day, was the case
yesterday. The sympathetic reaction did not
carry the level of prices back below last night
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
The pressure has fallen rapidly along the
coast from San Francisco northward, and a
moderate southeast storm is evidently ap-
preaching Northern California. High south
easterly winds already reported in the
Sacramento Valley. Reports from Eureka
missing.
The temperature continues about degrees
above the normal throughout most of Califor-
lila.
Rain has fallen from Tehachapi north.
Southeast storm warnings are displayed from
Port Hartford to Eureka.
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight, December 4:
Northern California = Cloudy, unsettled
weather with rain Wednesday; fresh to brisk
southeast winds, high off shore.
Southern California-Cloudy Wednesday,
probably rain fresh southerly winds.
Nevada-Rain Wednesday; high southerly
winds.
San Francisco ard vicinity-C1oudy, unsettled
weather probably rain Wednesday; brisk
southerly winds.
ALEXANDER G. McADIE,
Forecast Official
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Eastern Livestock Market

CHICAGO. Dec. 3.-CATTLE-Recepts, 5000,
including 100 Westerns; steady. Good to prime,
se 35@7 30; poor to medium, So 9o@s: stockers
s2@5 so; Gamers, 81 25@2 25; bulls. s2@4 40;
calves. 81 5O@5 Is; Texas fed steers IS Is.
HOGS-Receipts to-day. $4,000; tomorrow,
Mixed and butchers, S. 65@6 10; good to choice
heavy, S Sod6 Is: rough heavy. $ 1905 S5i
light, s5@5 So; bulk of sales, $5 70@5 S.
SHEEP-Receipts 81 COO; weak; lambs, 10c
lower. Good to choice wethers. So 5064 25 fair
to choice mixed 81 75d3 80; Western sheep s;
IA: native lambs, 81 50d4 90 Western lambs
s204 %.
ST JOSEPH Mo- Dec 3.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1000; market steady. Natives So 35@7i
cows and heifers, 81 25@5 80; calves. 50 5O65 25
bulls and stays, 81 25Q5; stockers and feeders
S2614 80.
HOGS-Receipts. $1,000: 10c lower Light and
light mixed, s. 70d6 10; medium and heavy,
S. s566 rs; pigs. SO 30d4 40.
SHEERLReceipts. 900; market strong to 1oc
higher.
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STOCK MARKET.

Trading on the morning session Of the Bond
Exchange was active. but fluctuations were few
and narrow. Three shares Of the German Bank
sold at 1925 1219. There were sales OF Giant
Powder at $50 121zQS5 80 and OF Gas and Elec-
trio at S44 5O044 %. The oil stocks, as usual,
showed little variation.
In the afternoon Alaska Packers sold down
to 1856 and Onomea Sugar to s23. There was
less activity on this session.
Sales of local stocks and bonds on the Bond
Exchange during the first eleven months or the
year were as follows. compared with the same
period last year: OF Bonds, S6,23O.s2O, against
s5,091,S70; Of stocks $685. 062 shares, against SiO-
SIS
The Pacific Lighting Company will pay
dividend Of 35c per share on the 5th inst.
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will be by the light receipts. but the mar
ket continues soft, nevertheless. FeedstuffS
rule weak at unchanged prices.
BRAN-s15 50916 80 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$17G19 so per ton.
FFEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley $16717 per ton:
oilcake Meal at the mill. S2792s; Jobbing. SIS 50
62s; Cocoanut Cake. S20Q21; Corn Meal. ss1 so
HAY-wheat s9@11; fancy. 81 5O@12; Wheat
and oat Ss9ns SS 0at; @1glO; & Barley ssz and 0at
teer s. 5OQs; Stock. s597 per ton.
cTRAW-2O0471kc per bale.